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Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-12-15

J. r. Salter. ~ r Brown. r l..
Young. Martin Lohmau. T II CASEY
isidoro Armijp. b. b Thompson ana
II ID Bowman
Mrs r L. ZDok eturus ID her old
horne ia Pennsylvania Monday Mrs
Xsuk brought her son. Orville r
Zeok. here recently from Muncie.
Ind. for hts health He died last
neek At 81 Jesephs hospital
Tbeolore l. stewart has returned
IT, the city affer q visit with relatives
III hi- old home lu Maine His son
clrroeI Stewart az Pitrsburg Pa. ae-
rampaniel him here Carroll slew
nFt leaves this week for California
There utH o. q stated c1nciavc ~
Pilgrim Cpmmandst1 No . Monday
eEeniue Dee IS al 90 O'Clock
Election ~ officers and work lei the
Hed Cnoss Refreshments 49, order
~ The FIN e. Harry Hraun. recorder
This proves tha A%lbuquerqu. s
recognized ms a place ~ commercials
importance r a. Pratt and COM
ffuy. grocers an south Seeond street.
received an order yesterday ul8rnina
FOR a box OF range from " cpupef
TAFT. 81 Kersiaud street GLASGOW
Scotland
SIR and Mrs Alfred GrIrhths ~
McAiisfer. Okla. haFe arrived ln the
cts 90 make their home here They
haTe purchased the CORNER lnt at
SAITH street and Copper avenue. o
wtll erect q handsome residence They
are old friends st Rev FLETCHER
Cook rector 81 81 Johns Episcopal
church.
The Rev ward Piatt u u. Of
Philadelphia wil preach al the First
Methodist church Today. Rev. IA
Plat Is one 81 TIE strong men tn The
Methodist church. and ths public
invited 10 hear him. Ia the mornins
a. A. Fnsnk will sing %. Divine
Redeemer by Gounod, "a in the
evening. THE singing in Gods Acre
The special music al the soma sers
Tee az the SAINTS Fe hospital this after
noon az = 80 includes "a vocal solo ID
Miss Nike accompanied bY ar e. r.
Wash on the violin. q vocal solo ny
Carl Davidson and a Yiolin solo
ar Wash Mr. Wilson. aCcompau-
isf. and Messns wash and Davidson
talented musicians. recently fron
OHIO. All are welcome
Benixne Muniz Tor iuo years On
editorial staff - ~ NueVo MeXi-
~ santa Pc X NJ has been
editor ard manager ~ II opiu-
Puhiica. the leading spanish
Der Nt ME MH
nix assumed harEe - the paper yes
A e De- BaCa who ives
pointed temporary editor and man
aeer after the death 90 Particle Con
- recently. RNl continue With the
paper as assistant to Mr Muniz Mr
Munix f. well knuHn in newspaper
20 the territory and his
81 conditions for Ihe past
years WIl serve him veil iu hand
ling The editorial department ~ L.
Opinion Puhlica.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-12-15

81 stop e cough OF cold ls Just - sueu -
t starts-ihen there wl he nc dauEer o.
Pneumonia or consumption just a few
doses q BaIiardE HrrHhrund syrup taken
af the start aii stop ths cquEh n e.
has been running cn for same time the
treatment uI ~ longer. tuf thc cure 10
sure sotd tY , a. Richly Co
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nnNT RE

should De packed g. rhe doors Mon
day night to see the new show.
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ITEMS or INTEREST


. n the event thHf y9u should not re- r
cefre YnaF morning paper ~teiephena :
the Postal Telegraph Company. Eiviur .
name and address an3 ire paper wfI =
- delivered - a special messenger .
TeleFhane q. .
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-12-15
FEDERAL ENGINEER
At WORK AT THE
ENGLE DAM SITE
INDIAN DANCES AT
LAS CRUCES THURSDAY
MesilIa Valley Chamber OF
Commerce Elects Board Of
Directors For the COMING
Year Las Cruces Notes
Especial Corrs.s~as=aes MsruiuE S~uraaiI

Especial Corrrssvnasncs MsrniHF 3ournalI
Las Cruoes y. 81. Dee fa-lames
A French. Of the United States re-
clamation service Is again ID The ssi-
les and VIII establish his headquarters
nt Engie. near which point the great
Elephant Butte LoraE dam aud res
eryoir will De constructed which sill
lmpgund tine water which viii lrrlEate
the Mesilia valley and The ~ Pas2
valley. use. Gee acres In all 81
French ran the preliminary lines for
this project three years ago . o.
aas au mis- ngures and maps thai tar
reclamation service decided 10 CON
struet this project since that tlne
M French mas been on other WORK
Tor the service in Montana and WASH
umEtan, and statts that he g. very Etdu
90 get back 20 New Mexico again. par
tlcutarly for the winter.
The Mesilia valley has the hne-t
winter climate on earth. said at
French. II am glad 10 get back here
and hope that my work Wll keep me
here for some time. / cannot say Just
now what I am sent here for but Iot
the Immediate present ! have received
Instructions from Mr. l. g hli.
pervlsing engineer for tbs southwest
district. now located at Phoenix on
the Roosevelt project, t. establish q
camp al Eugie and take some II the
Old lines which were not completed ~
the preliminary work. leave Tor
Engfe his week and VIII begin the
work. do not know when the work
uui o. begun % making the nnal sur
vats and plans but hope very soon
a have been up in Montana "a
Washington on the projects there anu
mhfla fhes are good Yet, they are not
s1 good as his one. Here YOU have
the land an settled up and ready %
farm lust as soon as b project 3,
completed and the minute the water
Is turned Oh an % the land VII be 90
shape 10 paying into thr
FUND the assessments. ON many ut
ne other projects the land h. not
taken up until after the completion
20 the project and then comrs the
work ~ settling up the land and get
ling the money back into the FUND
Indian Dancer.
The Pueblo Indian religious and
dances iu Observance oI -Huaus-
Gnlre Day December IL were e
great drawing card un Thursday
There were fully two thousand peo-
nic out 90 see the dances which were
given b the PeraS and Tiquas Each
&c these tribes have dances ana thr
dances we're each given in their turn
80 that they continued an day Ihc
Peras dance 10 the music OF the
fiddle and the Tiquas 90 the music
If the rnmhn. These danre- nave
been kept up in thts locality for hum
dreds 81 years and are given today ih
the same form as they were three
hundred years "
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-12-15

about yourself when sou re crippled with
-rheumaftsm Or stiff tciuts-of course you've
tried lots % things and they failed Try
RaIlart'E Snow Liniment-it viii drive away
aI aches palms and Stiffness and leave you
as sell as you ever we're sold By J. H
QsEieIlr Co.
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%MACcAnFF nall

TIE Ladies Mzocab4 wilt give a grant
haH "Wednesday erErtnE December 18Th
Elks Thsater Tickets tieo
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For th, tu~oniy-fouF hours ending az
6 o'clock yesterday afternoon
Maximum Temperature SIS miui-
.o. meau. -. northwest winds,
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THE WEATHER

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Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-12-15

The Mtsiila valley chamber 90 com
m.rce he'd lfs aunuHi election 90 1f-
of directors was chosen Tor the cnsu.
Ing year Professor Hiram Hadlr,.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1907-04-04
Aw1D BY CONVICT AUDIENCE.
Speaker Unable TO Address inmates or
the Penltentiary.

As an Illustration Of the errbarrass-
ment that sometimes confronis public
speakers Representative Charles T..
Towne told OF the experience Of an
Irlshman who was : member Of the
Michigan state senate. The lrishman
accepted an urgent invitation 70 deliv-
or an address 70 the convlcts in tho
Michigan penltentiary on Washing
toms birthday. The unusual situation
had not occurred 10 tho orator until
he faced bis audience OF hard.faced
men In stripes lie surveyed tho "a
hcsitatinriy for a moment before 10
uttered a word. and then said. x
confess that do not know how 20 h.
gin cannot say Gentlemen be
cause none OF you Is a gentleman or
you wouldn't be here IN stripes. /
can't call you fellow citizens because
the laws OF this state have taken your
citizenship away cannot call you
friends because n did would 10
suspected OF being one OF you. So
think cant speak 10 you AZ all.
though may God have mercy on your
souls.'
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1907-04-04
BENNINGTON BRIEFS
New. OF the Town ani Village Briefly
Told for B.sy Headers.

Told for Bssy Headers,
Read the new ad. OF Charles u. Saw
yer * Son.
Nicholas Bent Is building a new pi'
azla on his house on Beech street
r. y. Hart went TO Chester, Mass.
Wednesday aud will return today
Mrs Della Duncan moved Wednesday
from Beech street Ia Morgan street.
Miss Alberta Miller of Troy spent
Wednesday with friends 10 the village.
The grocery store OF T. + Morrissey
& Co, is being painted inside and ont.
Mrs Jesse Robinson who has been
confined four weeks by grip Is better.
Webster Temple sat up wednesday
for the first time after several days ill-
ness with grip.
John Bishop has sold his work hor-
see and given up loamiug for Che pres
enl.
Frank ". Smith Is making reIairs
tp r.. n. Aliens house on Puilam
street.
Fr,d EDDY OF The Eagle square
works of south SALISBURY Is Boa ihc
village today.
Tho principal streets ~ che village
are dusty. while in the suburbs there
Is plenty ~ mud.
WIN RYAN has taken position us
driver and uversccr 81 ihe horses and
mules iur DR. Sauche.
Tb, tOOF initiated tFo candidates
A. their meeting Wednesday evening.
90 Saturday evening ihcy All give the
last clam chowder oi the season.
Tho PRAYER meeting this evening az
the Methodist church will be Ted hv
Major Dunham 1T Troy and The local
salvation Army captain. All are in'
viicd.
Debate. music and social time a. the
NE church tomorroW evening. Come
and hear tho immigration question
discussed. Every booy cordially vel
coined.
There will be a meeting Of the Relief
corps Friday evening when a foil AZ
tendance II desired a. business OF I'm
poriance Is 20 be- transacted
Miss Mary Hathaway, Who recently
underwent an operation Tor appendi-
Gifts At the Samaritan hospital 10 Troy
Is making good progress toward re-
coyery,
Several from here attended The pro.
ductlon 81 the 'Parada" In Hoosick
Falls Wednesday evening, given under
the auspices Of the j. ID. Howe Hose
company.
Miss wilhcmina Hicks has been a
guest 81 Miss Dorothy Matlson 81
South SALISBURY. Miss Madison vas
In the village Wednesday evening and
attended the grange entertainment with
Miss Hicks.
The Riark. Urban Co. opened their
weeks engagement last night 10 a
crowded house. when they presented
''The Silent Partner Touighis plav
Il Caught Ia the Web. Messrs klark
and Urban are carrying an excellent
organization this season, even better
than In past years: by far the best pop
ular price company that has visited
~ Albaus. The variety and excellcuce
81 the vaudeville IL above par, which
means that there IL not poor act
from start 10 fnish.-St Adams Mes
senger.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1907-04-04
COMPARING Two o.n.ra,Ion,.

Dr. william II. r Fauncc. prcsidcn,
Of Brown university. IN the course %
an address AZ Cooper union. one o. a
series OF public lectures. .aid. The
young people OF today. a. compared
with those Of 80 years ago. are chief
~ deficient In power OF sustained az.
tentlon and original thinking They
cannot. or az least they usually DO not.
think A. clearly. as patiently and as
cogenuy a. aid their fathers They
do not a. quickly distinguish the ir.
relevant from the pertinent. the kcr.
mel from the husk. as the men Of the
last generation" Dr. Faunce said.
however. that the children Of this gen.
Grafton have an amazing fund Of gen.
erai Information.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1907-04-04
Very UaefuI.

Hes a very good horse. but thin"
remarked the dealer who was trying
10 sell the animal. Il sometimes have
20 tie a knot ia his tail to prevent him
from slipping through his collar; but
that's no matter. Occasionally. TOO. I
have to hang a sack over him 10 keep
the hay Inside OF him from getting
sunburnt. He's a good horse. but
thin. Ny wife and her mother took
him for a DIVE the other day. and
they foolishly let him troi. whos he
trotted the rafting OF his bones 50
startled him that he boltod pitched
my wife and motherin.law out. and
killed tho old woman. on. he's a good
horse. II thin; but he's very useiul!"-
London Ans srs.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1907-04-04
valuabIs coneh Shell.

There are evidently n number OF
mysterious properties about the conoh
shell in its relation 10 Indian religious
rites and ceremonies that require in.
vesugation. For instance. a conch
with IT'S splrals twisting 10 the right
instead OF 10 the left Il supposed 10 DO
worth its weight IN gold. Some years
ago a eonch Of that description was
offered for sale IN Calcutta with a 70.
servo price Of a lakh Of rupees placed
on H. Il was eventually bought In
for $4,000.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1907-04-04
BOWL 600 FEET ACROSS.
Montezvma's Well One Of the Great
Natural Wonders Of Arizona.

Among the many natural euriosIties
Of Arizona. but one that 10 not often
visited by ordinary tourists. 10 the
singular bowishaped depression In
Yayapai county called MonteEumaa
well II IL nearly circular and be-
tween 500 and coo feet In diameter at
the brim. II lies IN the midst Of a
nearly level area. The sides are verti.
cal to n depth OF 30 or 40 feet Below
that they merge into a sloping talus.
which extends down 10 n circular pool
Of water. alleged By popular tradition.
a. are 30 many not deep areas OF
water. 10 b. bottomicss. This remark
able formation has usually been de-
scribcd as 4 pit crater" Of volcanic
origin. Hut Professor William =.
Blake believes IL TO be the rsuit Of
the falling Of the roof Of a cavern
formed In the limestone strata by
running water. The wafer Of tho pool.
he says. flows out through a subtcr-
ranean channel Into the valley Of
Beaver creek.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1907-04-04
Much Money Awaits Heirs.

A viii dated i7is and deposited In
the Bank Of England has Just been
discovered In that establishment The
iesiaior icft his property-worth SIS.
O0o--to a family named windel. living
In fuersienbuFg. a village near Baden.
During all the years that the will vas
forgotten the money has been increas.
Ing at compound in,eres, and the sum
IL now f7.2bO.0Oo People AZ Fuersten.
burg bearing the name OF windel
have heard % the matter and have
sent agents TO London with papers
that. they contend. show their descent
from the windel family named in tho
will
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1907-04-04
Enounh 10 pspr,,. Anyone.

DR.. Austin Flint said al the Cen.
fury club In New York apropos OF a
VII contest that had bcen tried last
year. The plaintiff lost aud no won.
der Ills case vas a. dlnicult q one
a. that Of 4 young man who appeared
undrly depressed after the death %
his rich aunt Why are you 30 sad =
an acquaintance said 10 the young
man. 'Yoa never appeared TO care
much for your aunt I dldn'I' said
the youth dolcfully. but ! was tho
means OF keeping her In an insane
asylum the last ave years OF her life
aud now that she has left me all her
money I've got TO 20 10 court and
prove that she was sound mind"
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1907-04-04
*, VINO k,,p,,h N. Tongue.

An old fashioned minister was Wis.
iting his son In New York recently.
and vas taken 10 a fashionable church
for the Sunday morning service. The
pastor IA a young man OF great cul.
ture. but evidently his oratorical 81.
forts did not greatly impress the Wis.
iior. for when they were walking
homeward the son remarked approx.
ingly; That was q good sermon. an
excellent sermon. The congregation
like DR.. Blank very much" yes. a
good sermon undoubtedly his father
replied. IL couli not possibly have
touched a sore SPOT anywhere"
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1907-04-04
NOTICE.
Meeting Of the Board Of License Commission
sr's for Applications.

Meeting Of the Board Of License Commission
sr's for Applications.
The license commissioners Of the
town Of Bennington will meet al the
selectmen's rooms on Saturday, April
9. at eight O'Clock p. m. for the pur-
pose Of receiving applications and the
bond accompanying the same OF per-
sons desiring ~ obtain u license 10
sell Intoxicating liquors for the year
ensuing.
Any person desiring n license may
Gle his application and bond with ;.
II. lockwood, the chairman and clerk
Of the board. before said 9Th day OF
April.
The fees for license granted will be-
~ follows; First class, one thousand
dollars; second class, twelve hundred
dollars; iiih class, forty dollars.
Bennington Vermont April J, 1907.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1907-04-04
A NIns,x.poIlsr Umbrella.

ION Nine. Bomhardt's last visit 10
as" said a manager. "she was be.
guiled one afternoon 20 "a charity ha.
gar az the S. Regis She was bcautl.
fully dressed IN J., gray with on nm.
brclla OF gray s.lk and as she stood
af the embroidery booth she laid tho
umbrella on tho counter Instantly
the'glrl who conducted the booth
seired the pretty umbrella. waved Il
over her head. and cried How much
ana bid Tor Nine Bernhardrs nm.
brcla? Fity2 Twenty-Five Tcny
And while the actress looked on
smiling there cnsuod a spirited auc.
ton that ended 90 the umbrellas sale
20 a western brewer Tor SEQ
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1907-04-04
What IL Eoolscap1

Everybody the world over recog.
nlEes that paper ioolscap size means
q standard measurement Of 10 inches
By is. yet now few can give the reason
why. In England the paper mark was
originally a crown. and whom the com.
monwealth was set up Cromwell was
approached a. 10 what mark should DO
used In the future. lie. with charac.
teristIc contempt for crowns. replied:
"a fools cap:" and 80 Il became and
remained. for n the restoration the
matter was overlooked unui 700 late
% act upon the ultimate discovery.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1907-04-04
Estate of Mortimer culli,on.


CTATE ~ VERMONT, IN Probate
, District Of bennington a. Court, he'd a.
the Probate once In BENNINGTON within aud
fof said Di-tfirt on the fth DAY Of April
a. y. 1917.
Present. John v. Carney, judge
A. tNsTuJaHNr. pufpuftlug " be Tie last
VIII and Testament II Mortimer Cuilltou.
ats II lIcnninEipn. In said district, deceased.
being presented nt Rev Barron
oae of the executors therein named, Zoe
probatc.it u ordered ~ SAID Court
that All persons concerned therein
he notlned 90 appear NJ session thereof. ~
be held a. the Probate once IN Remington.
w. said district on 1.-The roth day ~ April.
A. -, 1871, NJ lea o'clock IN The forenoon.
and show cause, u any they have. against the
probate Of said VIII tot which purpose u Il
further ordered. that this order ~ published
urce weeks snccsssiyey In the Bennington
Evening Hammer, a newspapef printed At Hen.
ninEion IN this state, previous 81 said time Of
hearing.
Nv rHE CouHr.
Attest. joins v. CARNEY. Judge
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1907-04-04
WHY JUDGE WAS meRclFvL.
Knew wha, Prison Sentence Meant
10 the Criminal.

The Judge aud the district attorney
lunchcd together at the end OF the
case Three months" said the dis
tr.ct attorney az be cut The omclette
hongroiso. was a morc..tl sonteaco.
sir" Perhaps. pcrhapt" the JUICE
agreed. lie slipped his mineral waite,
"Did you ever spend three months Ia
lail2" be asked. OF course not"
laughed the district attorney. well.
10 you had said the Judge. perhaps
you wouldn't think so lightly OF g."
ilo knitted hls bfowa The oyil.fast.
Ing food tho prI IN smell. the prison
morais-pah' g." he went on. spent
week il jan before ! entered on my
iudEeship ! ate the prison food.
slept IN "A cell. oonfOrmcd with an
the prison rules. wore the prison
clothes ! did prison WORT Thus
learned the value OF the sentences
was 20 mete out later CA. got 10
know what a week. a moath. a year.
Ia jail meant As a result am more
merrlful than most JUDGES. think
Il would be- q eood thing u every judge
before takins once would spend a No.
he while in Jan as did. lie then
would know the value oi prison sen.
fences. a thing he docsn know nov.
Now he Is like a cashier who attempts
10 pay ont money 10 coinage Of
which he IL ignorant. In Baden this
thine I speak Of must be- done. Every
Judge In Baden before BE- takes his
scat on the bench y required by law
10 pass two weeks like common pris.
omar In tail L"
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1907-04-04
No Lack o. Water.

Maj Giiloiie's phiipp.ca against The
water MASTERS fan az times upon deaf
ears. An inspector who was visiting
West Philadelphia dwellings 10 dis.
cover who we're guilty Of wasting va.
ter found Ia one house that a water
nush vas constantly flowing How
long has that water been running" he
asked the tenant How long," echoed
the other In amazcment Yes" 4
don't know" Don't know" qucrlcd
the inspector lncredulously. NO.
I've been living here four years It's
been running ever since I've been
here" A plumber has since received
a hurry call TO that house.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1907-04-04
MEAT SCANDAL RECALLED
Agreed Statement Of Facts Filed In Case oil
Former Cattle Commissioner.

Burlington, April Sin the case Of
V. |. Spe.r, former cattle commits
sioner, charged with neglect Of, oiiicia
duty, an agreed statement of facts was
filed this afternoon, Briefs will be Ill
ed later. States Attorney Shermat
appeared for tn prosecution and NJ
NJ. Wilson OF Randolph for the respoI
dent This is the asst OF the eases grow
INC out Of the investigation OF the dis
eased meat scandal.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1907-04-04
infection from a ola., Vase.

The authorities Of the Royal mu.
scum at Dresden have discovered q
glass vase IN one OF thoir showcases.
dating from tho eighteenth century.
which shows every align OF suffering
from wasting disease. and not only
IL Il wasting away but tho authorities
declare Il has Infected the othor glass
vessels In iis Immediate neighbor-
hood. The vase has been carefully
examined By experts and various med.
icines, externally applied. havo been
prescribed 10 stay tho progress Of the
nalady, bu, all 70 no purpose
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1907-04-04
o.rn.si. MiIl 40, ss.oeo.

BOSTON. April f.-Ihe Lend Hand
society Photographed 20 Edward Everett
Hale. Who was celebrF tins his eighty
nth birthday anniversary at washing
ton that Andrew Carnegie had agreed
60 give $500 10 the Hale endowment
fund provided $4,000 more can he
raised. The amount now subscribed ID
$4,000. The endowment fund IL 10 b.
devoted TO carrying on practical char
ltv
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1907-04-04
M.n.a,ia ..,,inn n.t,r,.

NEW YORK. April 4.-Dr Floyd ~.
crandall. who IL attending Richard
Mansfield. says that the actor was very
much improved II he continued ~ he
has Tor the past two days Mr. Mans
ncld will b. able 20 take the trip
abroad that be had planned before his
Illncgs. The actor has engaged pas
sage on an Atlantic Transport limo
steamer for May 4.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1907-04-04
noll.na,r, Greatest smss,r,.

umustaphA cigar, Tho attest ns.
ures are to hand showing he arsunt
OF tobacco used-and abused--e islal.
~ In Europe and America. Ia The.
former continent the yearly eorsmp-
ton n estimated At somethIag nors
than two and q quarter pounds -
each inhabiiant Taking each coun -
the position IL thus: Holland gDe' -
the comparatively cnornouf alormi oe
seven pounds average rcf prr-on.
AustrIRHungary 3.s poundA y mark
81. switzerland 80. Bslrilr -. G -
many ,. Norway 80. France -. &C.
don nearly ?, British islca Lsl. Italy
i.25. Spain IL and Russia II Dor
the Balkans there are no roturua Ia
tho United States tho properties II
greater than that Of any ruo,sar
country except Holland. being 20 ita
than th pounds 10 each inhsh'taut
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1907-04-04
Coma the Rounds.

BorroNby-"Let's sec-do owe YOU
anything MorroWb, Not cent
my boy. Going round paving your NJ.
tie debtsf lorrowbJ No. vas 60
iuF round seciuv n lad overlooked
anybody Lend me fte uli Saturday.
will you Lip lu,lrr