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The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-10-29
Back to the Soil, (The Milwaukee SentineLl

There is no more wholesome and en- .couraging sign in this country now than the tendency to what is called the Agricultural revival" The former drift of population from the farms to the cities is checked. It was unwhole- some and abnormal in a country like fertility, and the reaction was bound to come as surely as the return swing of the pendulum. There is a reverse flow from the city to the farm. The causes of this pin every way desirable turn of the tide are complex. First and most potent. undoubtedly, is the econ- ftableness of farming and the multiply ing evidences that the farmer is a pros porous man.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-10-29
OUR CONTEMPORARIES.
X Cry For Relief. (Philadelphia Record.)

Another association of business men has demanded tariff revision. This time it is the carriage builders. They want a prompt revision, too, These men have considerable export trade and they realize that they can not hope for the reduction of foreign duties unless our country will make some concessions. To the tariff commission of twenty-five years ago carriage manufacturer re- cited the duties imposed upon all the materials he used and declared that the protective tariff had destroyed the handsome export trade carriage build- CTS enjoyed before the war, and that if the duties were taken off his materials he would ask no protection on carriages and would easily meet foreign competi- ton abroad
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-10-29
DRY.

Walter, this steak is so tough that can hardly cut it with this knife. :" Yes, sah; just a minute, sah. I'll get you a sharper knife. ."-Milwaukee Sentinel.
 The Critic (meaning in her acting) Do you ever shed real tears?
 The Actress ageress.-Some- times, when I see the ooA office state ment-Pick-Me-U Up.
 You traded your automobile for a
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-10-29

Newspapers all over the world are always on the wrong side of every question, says George Bernard Shaw Some of them have even been wrong enough to praise him and his work.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-10-29
YTNGS AND DOINGS.

Mime. Patti speaks Italian, Spanish. Russian, German, French and Portu- guese perfectly, and, of course, her English is faultless.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-10-29

New York is much pleased because she is going to have 155 new street cars. But no new street car horses have been ordered there.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-10-29

It is proposed to convert the Eiffel tower into gigantic timepiece, and with that object experiments are now being made. A huge electric sign has been placed on the second platform on the side looking toward Paris At night this illuminated sign shows the time in gigantic figures, which change every minute. If found practicable these figures will be placed on the top of the tower, so as to be seen from all sides for many miles.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-10-29

One of the best markswomen in Delaware is Mrs. Lee, wife of the gov ernor of that State. At the recent en-
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-10-29

George Hinzpeter, the tutor of the German emperor, celebrated his eigh- tieth birthday last week at Bielfeld. his birthplace. A writer in Berlin paper says that, although the world knows little of the modest man, he. more than any other person, is re- sponsible for the development of the qualities in the German monarch which make him the versatile man that he is.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-10-29

Thorough work. They were squeez- ing water out of the skies too yester- day.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-10-29

eampment of rhe Delaware militia she made nineteen out of a possible twen- ty-f1ve points with a heavy service re- volver.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-10-29
These Gloves Not Advanced.

Like everything else, most gloves have gone up in price by leaps and bounds this past year. But we placed our order for this seasons SUD- ply of S1.50 gloves Just sev- enteen months ago, and for, that reason we have them, and have them at the old price.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-10-29

President Diaz of Mexico, who is past seventy-seven, literally takes upon himself very extensive portion of the administrative work of the govern ment He is an early riser, and his day is systematically arranged Few public men are more kindly and
 agreeable in private life than the pres ident of Mexico, and he hae behind an 'habitual gravity of manner very keen sense of humor He never frets or worries over petty matters, and is always calm and in perfect mental poise in times of crisis and emergency.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-10-29

The ears of birds are being special ly studied by w P Pycraft at the South Kensington museum in London as a result of the curious discovery of Charles Whymper the British artist. The ear is usually behind the eye, but the snipe has been known to have the opening just beneath the eye, and now 1t is found that the woodcock has the aperture below and in front of the eye. It is further noted that the opening on one side of the head Is considerably larger than that on the other side slightly different in shape and somewhat farther forward.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-10-29

The Archbishop of Canterbury is a skillful and in some respects won derful chess-player Once when on visit to India he stayed with an off, cial in charge of the laying of new railroad line, and in the daytime he made long tours with his host over the route. On these occasions the two constantly played chess without either board or men. All the moves were made verbally, They never forgot a move or point of the game, and each could tell at any moment what was the exact position of the irnagin- ary men on the imaginary board.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1907-01-12
mARAcAs Llmps INTO PORT.
Overdue Trinidad Liaer Drined 9se
Coral Reefs EiEhts-stN utfrf.

Overdue Trinidad tinrr Drilled Deer
Coral Reefs EiEhts -siN nirf.
NEW YORK. Jan. !. The overdue
Trinidad liner Mamcis. Captain kIrs
by. which. Il was thought hy some. bad
fallen Ia with the overdue Ponce ani
was towing that vessel steamed Doe
past Sandy Hook clrly iu tie mrn.nf
and reported that q breakdown of ml.
chlncry had caused her delay. The
Mamcas was Eve days owe due
She sailed from Port % spain. Tint
dad. on Dee -. aud ol New Years
day the circulating pump gave ouf. tlr
machinery stopped and for ihriy els
hours the vessel liy % in oric. o. I'll
fest repairs. Tie break was siu born.
and First Engineer sheriff aud spli
Engineer Kay hii ihslr trouble. in
patching no the pump
But slow progress could be made
after the injury WIS repaired TIE e..
ginccrs had lecpmc almost cshiusic g
by their long lnh,r.
The commando ~ iho Mnmcas. IN
teryicwcd here. sliis
The br.ak ln the circulating pump
was discovered when thc Nlmcis was
about io1 mile, north OF sDmhrcri o.
land. and on the cur1i bottom where
we dflfied the anchors Just scmrcl
over. The cuucni io1k ~ along pretty
fast nj times. and ~ th The wind 90 or
backs We sometimes went along at iho
rate of four or ave miles on hour
I'VE were steadily drifting upon ihc
virpln Gorda reef. aud know thli
other great reefs we're In the ucighblT
hood. or course We Kept a. knovi
edge from the passengers only M
self aud First Onicpr Mnliti knew ol
our dangerous PLIGHT We knew III
course that " We continued o. drIfi we
would Inevitably hflnr up on oac 81
those shoals. which. with the surf roar
Ing over H. would prove " dangerous u
not fatal place fDr ilic Mnrncns
"rroyldcnilally tbc weather WIS
good. The passengers knew nothing oI
their danger. They were ~ uncon
scious Of our approach 90 the faia
reefs.
"Bui We kept drifting II seemed
that the anchors would never hold ~
nnily when We were fourteen mile.
north NJ Spmbrrrp Wc found hpld'n.
ground We hid dTnrd cighty.si1
miles. 70 the westward $50 corii sc.
dlmly the b'nc hills ~ > Th'mna."
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1907-01-12
BENNINGTON BRIEFS
vewof thsrowD and village Briefly
Told FOR Busy Readers.

Special 29c chocolates at wards.
Lester Carrier has gone to Chester
to visit friends over Sunday.
Mrs WIN r. Daley Is conded to the
house with an attack OF tonsilities
Taero will DO a social dance In For.
este RS hall Saturday evening, Jan II.
52l2
Oiu Scott who was taken suddenly
III Thursday afternoon Is considerably
better this afternoon.
Henry Nipple is the vice presiden
OF the +. NJ. Tiffany hose company.
Bis name was omitted from the list
printed yesterday.
A ten pin team from Corbett and
Grennan alleys has arranged u match
With North Adams team TO be played
In that city next thursday evening.
Miss Fannie Fillmore returned from
Albany City hospital yesterday after.
noon, and Miss Dorothy Norton is ex.
pected TO leave for home this afternoon.
Edward Ball will lead the young
peoples meeting Sunday evening at q
o'clock at the Congregation al church.
Topic "How Gods Image is Preserved
in US or Lost"
Mrs John Wood Griswold was In
town today 70 get large quantity OF
Iilyerware t1at has been stored for sey.
eral years IN the vaults OF the Ben.
nington county savings banS.
During the absence OF conductor
J James Shufelt conductor Frank Corbetl
Is In charge Of branch line morning
train and conductor McGurn Is rum
ing over the Chatham Division.
Charles Potter went this morning 10
visit his daughter Florence, who is al
the city hospital recovering from az
operation for appendicitis. Although
Neak Miss Potter's condition Is as
favorable as could be expected.
Herbert Small OF the Bennington
Electric company who made u trip "a
/ scotland last summer To visit his for.
mer home. has been Joined here by a
brother, George Small, who Is EN-
ployed as a harness maker by w. h.
! Hawks, Jr.
/ hAfhRH - fAhhH - RRtaN -
/ friends and neighbours gathered at the
home ol Mrs W. &. Hou a on Pleas
ant street 10 remind her tina, she had O
birthday anniversary. An enjoyable
evening vas passed and refreshments
sere served.
The Baptist church extends It's vel
come 90 you. Sunday preaching ser
vices 40 1880 ard : O'Clock Sunday
school with Baract aud Philatheu
classes at II m. YPSCE at p. m,
Rev Frank II. Morris, pastor. Re
member: both pastor and people ex
tend you their welcome. Come.
News has been received here frou
I Burlington, la., that lie ry Squire,
mas suffered a shock. The dispatch
/ gave no particulars of bis condition.
dr Squires a. has been his custom for
many year. passed the summer ane
fall 10 Bennington and appeared 10 b,
10 unusually good health for a man 81
his age which Is -.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1907-01-12
Assnssi. Dies Defiant.

ST. PETERSBURG. Jan. i2.-The as
sassin of Lieutenant General Payloff,
the military procurator Of 81. Peters.
burg, was executed nj nm early hour NJ
Llsynos. near Cronstadt lie refused
20 take the sacrament aud died fear
lessly aud with the usual cheer for the
revolution on. his lips. The head Of
the assassin was removed aud pre-
served NJ the headquarters OF the po-
lice. who claim TO have Identified the
murderer rs u 81. Petersburg Jew. n
goldsmith 10y trade. His name has not
been dlvulged. but his lodgings IN
kronyers street were searched. aud
two OF his accompliccs were arrested.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1907-01-12
BENNINGTON BRIEFS
News OF the Town and village Briefly
Told for Buu Reader.

Told for Bar Reader.
Fresh chocolates today, zoe per
pound at Wards.
Mrs H. L. Hover is at Schodack
Center, N. Y, spending a few days
with her mother.
Miss Dorothy Norton, who has been
recovering from an operation for APP
pendicitis, Is TO return from the hos
pital today.
st Peters church, lst Sunday after
Epiphany. Holy Communion at 1880
n. m ; morning prayer at 1890; even
song at 8 p. m. You are all welcome
to these services. All seats are free.
Jules Murry's Own Company headed
by William A. Whtecar IN "The
Mummy and the Humming Bird" Is
one OF the sterling theatrical attrac.
tions that will be seen here Monday
night.
The Brotherhood Of ST Paul will
hold meas meeting Sunday at 4 p.
m, a. NJ. Torrance, leader. These
meetings are increasing In interest
and attendance. All men are invited.
The regular monthly business meeting
OF the Brotherhood will be held Mon.
! day night.
"The Real Christian and "The
Deiaced Imagen will be the sermon
topics morning and evening Sunday
at the NJ. T.. church. Sunday School
at noon; boys aud girls church at 3
p. M; mems meeting at p. m: and
Epworth league of p. m. All are
welcome To all the serv ices. c. W.
Rowley, pastor.
The Second Congregational Sunday
School has started the New Year with
n gratifying attendance and much en-.
thuslasm. The new course OF studies
In the old Testament are very atrac
tive. No scholar can AFFORD to miss a
single Sunday. Remember the hour,
IL O'Clock sharp.
"The Good New Days" Is the sub.
ject OF the pastors's sermon Sunday
morning at the Second Congregational
church. AZ the evening service Mr.
Mills will give the rinth address on
Great Events Of Church History.
speaking upon Luther at the Diet OF
Worms" Hours OF worship are 1915
and !. The public is heartily welcomed
10 these services.
Birney Madison OF North Benning-
toe has Just completed the only ice
boat ever seen hero and "Wednesday
afternoon accompanied boy Geo Bonner
the boat made several trips up and
down Lake Paran furnishing much
amusement 90 number OF lockers on.
The Ice was In fine condition for a
sail and those In the boat appeared "a
be having lots Of fun.
c. +. O. Tinker, Of 81 Johnsbury,
suffered hard luck on Tuesday morn
ing while on his way from
his home town 10 Bennington. AZ f.
sex Junction he placed his new over
coat on n bench aud after n few min.
ues' absence be vas surprised 90 hnt
90 old irayed Goa; Ia It, place. a friend
told him that he saw man take III,
coat nnd that he thought be lived IL
wesifnrd. After arriving ~ this cts
SIR Tinker left the old coat In the tic
kei Office Mr. Tinker. Who l. one %
the leading officers In the Grand lodg'
~ Vermont Knights Of Pythlas vat
here Wednesday evening attending 1
meeting OF Monument lodge.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1907-01-12
tab.r FOR Woman sanraas.

HARTFORD. Conn. Jan. ie-The
annual convention 81 the State FEEDER
alton ~ Labor. which has been in scs
slon here Tor three days. has ended
with the election ~ officers, Charles J.
pnnahuc Of Derby being chosen prcsi.
dcat. 4 resolution presented by Mrs
Elizabeth II. Bacon ~ this city al
yocatlng the passage ~ n law by the
general assembly 81 the state coufcr.
ring ballot rights on women was unan
lm0usly adopted.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1907-01-12
PONCE It BERMUDA
Missing Liner, Disabled, Tow
ed Into British Port.
HELPLESS, SHE DRlFTED EIGHT DAYS
German Tramp steamer RiciSmers TO
the Rescue-wnI Get 100000 SAL
vage-Joy at Hamilton, Porto
Rico aud New York.

HAMILTON, Bermuda, Jan. H.
Safe In st. Georges bay the steamer
Ponce, long overdue at New York and
given up as lost is anchored. The
Porto Rico liner was towed IN here In
disabled condition 10y the German
tramp steamer Elizabeth Rlckmers
Her main shaft Is broken.
Every one Of the fifty-nlne persons
on board the Ponce Is In good health
The officers, crew and passengers had
trying experience while the ship was
drifting around before rescue came,
but no fatalities occurred.
The shaft snapped at p. m. Dec. 30
Helpless she drifted for eight days
There was abundant food. and the pas.
sengers and crew suffered no hard.
ships. Toward dusk last Monday the
Rlckmers. bound 70 Japan with case
oil from Philadelphia, appeared on the
horizon.
Captain Harvey at 6:30 sent up a
rocket, and the distress signal caused
Captain walsen Of the Rickmers 10
alter his course. At Z the Rickmers
was close 10 the Ponce, but the dark
ress and wind prevented any commu-
nlcatlon until daylight.
The Rlckmers then took the disabled
ship In tow and with two hawsers
started ahead with the Ponce at .
n. m. Tuesday. and, although the pull
was n hard one. the 800 miles Journey
here was made In good time. consider.
Ing that the hawsers parted Wcdnes-
day night. requiring the Rickmers TO
hcaye TO until the morning before get.
ting new lines on board % resume her
| tow.
The RIckmers will get about $4,000
for her salvage Job. She lowed the
Ponce for three days. The sea was
rough one day. and the Rlckmcrs had
all she could do 10 lug the crippled liner
along.
Bermuda has been a haven Tor as.
ablcd ships Tor some years. But the
arrival u no crippled vessel made such
an Impression upon the PEOPLE here as
when the Ponce was towel in. Wits.
lies were blown aud iiags were hlistcd
la her honor.
The Ponce carried seven passengers
-Four 81 them Travelled lrst cabln-T
=. Kidd Of Westwlod. y. J.. q twvcl.
Ing agent Tor Swift 4 e.; Henry W
Rogers II Philadelphia. q. -. camp
bell N lIobokcn and y. 4. Fox Of Ncw
York state
Ia the second cabin we're n Bates
an American who. with Dis brother
has farm az Areclbo. Porto Rico. and
Grcgorio Santiago aud Maria Mlyoral.
Spanlards. both % Ponce.
Manager Mooney never gave up hope
Tor the missing vessel. In the face ~
the most discournging circumstances
he has been steadily u the opinion
that the lonce was ssfe Now his
faith Il rewarded
The Ponce sailed from Ponce. Porto
Rico. on Christmas day. Then follow.
n the last days of tn roncr's yoyag
ing % which anything wns known un
90 she turned up NJ bermuda u WIS
un Dec. - that shc was seen Tor the
last time. being spoken on Tint day by
the American clipper ship Shenandoah
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1907-01-12

SHANGHAI. Jan - Captain Klr
Ton. tho foreign relief commissioner NJ
The famine camp % Tslngklangfu. DE-
scrii,cs the refuge camps as consisting
u mat Sheds arranged in rectangular
groups la stn,rt formation two mile
long nnd a mile wide. In the oihc'
amps ln the vicinity ~ Tslngklangfu
u nearly n half million refugees y
p,r cent show signs ~ distress. anf
among ~ per cent the suffering q
icutr. The roads are throngcd viii
'icc tc,ldlcr. Women tear up the root
n grass fur fo.d aud arr cprk.u.
caves aud taiga
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1907-01-12
General schuyler WIN.

WHITE PLAINS. y. Y. Jan. IL
The will OF General Philip Schuyler,
who was killed In railroad wreck nj
Lawyers. Va. Thanksgiving day. ~
The same time that President Samuel
Spencer OF the Southern railway and
several others met death was flied ~
probate here. The estate 10 estimated
At S3OO.Oo0. The viii leaves Louise Lc'
and Georgianna schuyler. sisters Of
the tc.taior. SSOn cich. The remain.
Ter Of the estate goes 10 General
Schuylcr's widow.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1907-01-12

SACRAMENTO. Cal. Jan. H. -
lanes y. Gillette was inhugurntcd
governor. and The legislature Assem-.
hled In Joint session. In his Address
ihe governor requested the passage Of
. pure food 'si invited the cousldera.
ton of a direct primary law and sug
ycstci amendments 10 the state lnsur.
incc laws. anoullnG better protection
IN policy holders. and recommending
consideration ~ tho laws II New
York aud Massachusetts, on this sub
feet.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1907-01-12

We. the undersigned. do hereby agree
10 refund the money 90 70 cent bOlil,
81 Gpen's Warranted Syrup Of Tar
u a falls 10 cure your cough or cold,
" also guarantee a - cent bottle "a
prove Satisfactory or money refunded,
Shurtlef Pharmacy J. 81. Ayres
ID. a. Ward u. A. Qulnlan
Bennington.
=. II. Houghton, A. ). Hathaway
North Bennington,
G. X. & a. u. Hawkins, So. SALISBURY,
q. +. Adsms, Arlington,
r. &. Woodwork. O. T.. Adams & Co
East Arl met on
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1907-01-12

CINCINNATI Ian. - IA cXamina
lion ~ the book. ~ the Norwood sav
lngs bank and Trust company. recent
~ merged with the Norwood Natlona
hank. has resulted Ia the discovery %
an alleged discrepancy u $500. Clar
encc =. Turner. treasurer ~ the saw
lngs bank. claims the reported dis
crcpnncy u due 90 bookkeeping -
ror. No criminal action his hccn IN
stltutrd.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1907-01-12
aaeea nnrIe ~ iiano,rr W More,

GMuNDEN. Austria. IAN. TO- Ma.
Sie. queen ~ Hanover. Who was taken
suddenly M last saturday aud who
underwent an operation Tor ingulnal
hernia on sunday Il dead here. The
queen was the widow Of the late king
George V. N Hanover. whose kingdom
was absorbed 10y Prussia after the
prusslan. Austrian war ~ 1864 Ia
which King George took the side If
Austria. She was horn on April ~
1915
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1907-01-12
Two o.usn Tns Geo to The wen.

Two Cotton Hill tee Co the Wait
CHARLOTTE. y e.. ian = q
furry was ,rcfird in financial circl'
lcur hy the announcement that tw
llg cotton mills. the Vermont aud o.
Southern. nt il"s-omcr city. in CASTOR
'ouniy. near here. hi1 gone 10 The wall
The plants were cioicd down Thursday
ni.hL aud u j. understood that I'M
mciiairly APPLICATION is a. BE- mai,
by crsliiors IN have Caesar Gone ri
Grrcnsburo appointed receiver.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1907-01-12

oSwEGO. y y. Jan. i2-Iohn A
Barry. editor AMI former postmaster.
= dcnd here ~ general debility. aged
eighty years. lie was warm friend
n former President Grover Cleveland
md took a prominent part in the iIill.
cleveland controversy Ia ime. lie was
formerly orgnuist Of 81 Panrs church
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1907-01-12
notice.

Asfccahiy 10 ihe amended Iiy Laws Of tn
Village oi Bcnnlng ton. the mcmbers Of the FIR
department are hereby notified 10 meet az the
STARK Hose Company's rooms, on Friday even
Ing. January 18th, 1891. At O'Clock, u. NJ, "
nominate candidates for chief aud first and
second Assistant Engineers. aud 10 transact
the business named IN said ny laws
J. n. kEis1.
Village .lcrk.
Bennington. VT. January u. i'N5
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1907-01-12
Two jap. Were Inneernt.

PORTLAND. ore. Jan. 1.-THE two
Japanese arrested on suspicion that
they might know something u the
death of Dr. Philip Edwards Johnson.
who was thrown or Jumped from tho
rgri street vIadnct Monday nishi
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1907-01-12
NOTICE.

Notice Is hereby Fiyen that Patrick Colwcu
has made an application for The uansicf nt hli
license IN the FIRST class fur the sale OF lniokl'
eating liquOrs from his present place Of hlsi'
ness, the Estate lane House situated on The
BOUNDARY line between the state ui Nasslchu.
sets and the state Of Vermont 70 The idAafu
A. Potter house. In the room 10 be suuihcasi
corner of the upright part II sllI house. sliu
Ated IN the VILLAGE Of fuWnal. gu The ssasi SIZE
OF the highway running from ioWlal 70 Ben
nlngton and the property i bounded as FOL
lows on the north ~ land, 81 Patrick Barnes.
on the east by lands ID Patrick Barnes and the
Burllns ham e. ate. Ca The s0iih hy lands q
the Birmingham a tate uu the Ncsiby TIE hiEh
way leading rom foNnal 20 bcnnirFiqni nul
the License Commissioner give notice hli
they vii meet Saturday nitern on. frh z. 1871.
from D m. 20 ) m.. at the cfiice q George
Dlggart. on Main 81. IN the village Of foNnai
70 hear any objections Why a tansicf should
ELIJAH nARBER.
a. A. LILLE
DIS GARDINER
License Commissioners for the Toun
of rowual
Pownai. VI. January :. iioi.
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not 81 your dealers.
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