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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-03-31
CANNING INTEREST
IN THE SOUTHLAND {!
Labor the Most Important and
Perplexing Problem Can
neries Have to Solve,

& BALTIMORE, March 3o.-Reviewng
conditions in the Baltimore canned goods
market Thomas T. Meehan writing on.
the 23d inst, says: No increase IN the
demand for spot tomatoes was apparent
during this week. Until there is a de-
cided Increase In the buying Of them IT IS
not. reasonable to expect any advance IN
the prices, which has been SO freely pre-
sficted by those who pin their faith to the
idea that the spring demand is going 70
he larger than usual, or at least rs large.
,rhn TRANSFORMATION lines have announced
the openinS OF lake and rail navigation
about the middle of April. and are now
ready ia receive freight for those points
benefited by the lower scale OF lrelgnt
rates published this week. April shoula
prove TO be an active l1lotltti ~ tl'e si'o'
tomato market "a
| "Fut,ra tomatoes continue strong az
| Ethe prices Of the week previous. Therc
| is no change in the altitude or the GROW
ers toward the Gamers in respect, 70 max
\ ing contracts for the coming seasons
crop, and the longer they hold out ms
LESS likely they are to come together u
/; a spirit Of compromise The Gamers art
beginning to realize that, the most l''l.
| .nortant problem probably for them K
4 solve is the question of help around thu
cnnnerles when the packing season open'
4 l,p. That class az labor has, to q Yer!
4 large extent, found more profitable en-
4 ployment In other lines of work, ana the!
Viii not go back to the canneries FORTH
same pay for the same work Besides "
Z child labor law now helng enforced \
!!this state VIII cut out much Of the 9chea
Il labor heretofore available both IN tn
city ana in the country canning districts
II the situation is Interesting and wort
z close attention s,
B "There is q fair demand FOR spot trnl!
Z land Vegetables for the month Of Marcl
EIiwhichsis never or seldom, an active mont
Y Bin this market. With warmer, ope
Y, sweathe coming shortly, and tho $countI
.,nads in good shape for moving goot
! l9away from railroads and warehouse
the outlook for business should In
, lSproye rapidly! 81 IA *
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-03-31
.CL|F TON FORGE
[|G J ! / \ G PLANT !. |. ! ! l
City Council Will Receive Bids
Monday Night from Electric
Companies.
10 HAVE FREE Re DELIVERY Eli E: 7'l
Fost-O Office Receipts Now Justify
This-New8 Building Already
o HAVE FREE DELIVERY.
Especial to The Times Dispatch. !,

CLIFTON FORGE, VA, March 30
The City Council will receive. bids Mon
day night on franchise for furnishing
consumers. This matter was to have
been settled at the first meeting in this |
month, but was delayed for, reasons. best
known to the members OF the Council; \
Capitalists of New J erseys are also ask
ing for a franchise to operate a gas plant,
In this community. At present the indi-
cations point to the Clifton Forge Light
and Water Company getting the electric
Hight franchise
organized here. with w. c. Mathews,
president; F. p. Staley, vice PRESIDENT;
George Q. Greene. secretary and r. 7.
Moseley, treasurer. Judge George X:
Anderson, j. G. Carpenter, John Donovan.
Sr.,s D. a. snead and r. j. S taleyl compose
the executive committee. Already many
new members have been added to- tho.
4 list, and several plans are under way
4 to- secure new industries for the CITY,
4 The body has taken up the work OF start.
' ing an overall factory with capital OF
Y S1o,000,N and the prospects are bright for
\ the factory to begin operations in the
4 early summer, Mr.. G. r.. Wilkinson, OF
4 Petersburg, was here last Friday in be-
4 half of this enterprise in a friendly way.
i He does not expect to have any connec-
4 ton with it, syt5
4 Have Free Mail Delivery.
4 The pos. otliceareceipt here are large
A enough to Justify free mail deliyery,
Il and it Is said by those In authority
lStnat this city will have two or three
81 mail carriers added to the post office
H force the first OF this coming July.
U The asew post-oftice building willssalso
Z be an addition to the city. Congl ess
q has already appropriated $4,000 Tor
a this purpose. the site has been selected
and as soon MS the deed can be fixed
{ mp and signed 1t is believed that work
+ will 8begln on the new quarters Of
I Uncle San, minis city,
Z The 4t Chesapeake and Ohio shops
i here now have employed nearly
|, seven hundred men, and with Tho
i rush of the Jamestown Exposition
travel this number will be Increased
y Tho officials of q the road are alread,
8 planning tpgput on moro trains.
Politically things are quiet In thi
Il Isection Hon. N. 49, spessartl VIII like
y ly succeed himself Y In the House o
Z ( Delegates from Allegheny ana erals
1 counties, but 1t is not known who tn
q nominee for state Senator will be
q A There are several well-knoWn Demo
4 Gratis mentioned in this connection. MI
n Spessard Mill not be a candidate shoul
n a Democrat from Allegheny care8to g
4 to the House.. but SO far no one lia
9 Expressed q desire for this honor Late
. on the situation may change. 81
! Tho new Christian Church tbuildtn
Z here Is nearing completion, ind wi
/. soon be ready for ecu pancy, IT wi
"a cost, when conapl g ted, Ii 81 $1,000.
S3 he Presby terlans clurc here. " hos
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-03-31
SOUTH sMUs PAY BETTER
WAGES TO IMMIGRANTS

NEW ORLEANS. March 30----A draw
back to immigration to the South is
pointed out to-day by Immigration
Commissioner Sargent, as follows .3
There is one thing the people Of
the South must learn in the handling
Of Immigrants They must pay better
wages or the foreigners will not re-
main with them. The South is badly
in need of agriculturists. but 1t Is not
possible for the farmers and planters
to keep laborers at wage of 90Ecents
to 81 per day when they can secure
wageof 81 in the North.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-03-31
Seed-Crushers to Meet. 4

u ATLANTA, March Preparations arc
5venton Of the Interstate Cottonseed
fCrushers Association. which will be held
at Jamestown May 2lst-24th. AT the res
quest Of President Bailey, T.. a, Ransom.
Z of Atlanta has consentedsto as chair
man Of the Committee on General Ar
engagements. u "
The meeting promises " he one Of nm
usual interest and will, II Is expected, pe
largely attended,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-03-31
TWO-CEN + II ATE BILL!
SIGNED BY GOVERNOR

PHILADELPHIA, PA, March 3o.--If
Governor stuart approves the two-cent
railroad fare which has passed the SEN
ate and house. and which Is now m ms
hands the Pennsylvania and the Reading
railway will begin action to test the con-
stitutionality of the act
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-03-31
STREET

new pastor, Rev L. H. Paul. will enter
upon his work here the first Sunday
in April, Will at an early day begin the
erection of new edifice, to cost
5000, and the Baptist Church Is ar
ranging to install a $4,000 pipe organ.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-03-31

Among other sales reported, the fol 81
lowing, Nos. 1901 and zoos East Frank s.
Ain Street. which was the property OF
Mrs. M. l.. Davies. for $4,000; No. "a To-
North Seventh Street, bys8 y FL
East Clay Street. between Third and
Fourth Streets. for $4,000. These deals
We're engineered by ]. a. Connolly 81
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-19
ScirathS = SiccrsGn.

SplGcn0c Scirnth@ &iccn6cn mir.
Gcl 0cltCrn nort Glcrf bc8 Common
Tlcu5.W crid,ts GilS0citclt:
golpnro Nppcl, GS, nn6 HouIin'
Shnti0t, IS Inbrc oft; 2iccn5 0cGott
BON GbruorG NppcI, 9fr, 1923, Gin.
StcGcitcritrofc.
G0mor0 @ouoirc. q, rnG Gicoro.
re SoncS. 70 Sabre oft; 2iccr6 &C.
bolt no1 %oGn i. GnUi$, Nr, 1870.
Observation-Disclosures.
Nidor0 :. Carlisle, "a, lnto Wor,
gorct McGlcon, 45 Sobrc oft; 2iccui
1cGolt bon Charles &. SrcctirNcr,
Ger. 304, Siio.@;imoritr.
George @rop. 81. ulO 2cno Coo.
per, 2G Sabre alt; 2iccn5 Gcbolt pcr
George @rop Nr. 40, 6orrcititr,
CGonlnS i. 2oftlrs, -, unb Gm.
ma &. @oior. % Sabre oIt; 2iccn'
0eholt bon Sbomo5 4. 2oftl,&, Nr
SOC, Observation-Disclosures.
Gafob 2cpcr, 81. unN Worp Oic.
Goaote, 20 Sabre olt; 2iccu5 Gctcl.
bon &. &. 9clhcr, Gouito5Ie : sc.
bGl0c.
S6pntoS Tcc6. %, unG Wouic s.
Gorrolcs. 81 Sabre oft; 2iccn5 &C,
belt bon 3bnntoS 6. Hcc0, Nr. 21l2
Sroncisitrofc.
George $. MogcrS. 90. mo Gnmo
6. Scan, is SATIRE oft; 2icclij qebclt
bon Nlbcrt $. Mopcr@, 9fr. q, @cit.
p. Strobc.
George =. Stumpi. %. ulto &oic
DC. Corner. % Sabre oft; 2icen5 &c.
bolt bon Sroil q. 9. Gfitcin, Nr,
526. Sbarpitrobc.
Charles g. Gamble. 81, ilnb So.
thorillc &. S6reioer, Is Sabre aft:
2iccn5 gcbolt bon $. q. Grid, OR
1923. EresburnItrabe.
Morri3 Soclior. -. unb WomiC
sine. y Sabre oft; Stccr5 9choli
bon Tobib Ileiidmonlt Nr. 2l5.
Siios@iQtitroBc.
Mor Iufas. IS. rr0 9enretrc5
Gurongclcn 10 Sabre oft; 2icenB &C
bolt bon Wor CufoS, Nr. 2t3, Siio.
TucoItrnBc.
Eeter Nopud, 81. INN Winriic
2pbn. II Sabre oft; 2icen5 gehoIt
ben 6. 2oGr. Nr. 1921 Canton, Npc.
Mar Qegum. q, m6 HSbn &rule-
pibfu 10 Sabre oft; 2iceni aehoIt
Don Nor 2cgum. 9tr. les, Siio.Gre.
terItrabe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-19

81 in Sunger angclungt. Sort be-
fam er Die 9e6ouptung fron5oiii6cr
3eitungen 5l 8eIid)t, 0oB CT ouBcr
onocrm oitd 9ebeinne 2luitrGqe ser
6irmo &ritpp inn Sultonot sur NllS.
iiibrung brinacn ioue. Nit ollcr
Gntificoenbeit erflGrt MN Der Sea.
jor, oaB er feinerlei Serbin0rno ir-
9cil0 meld)er Nrt nit Den 8rllppS be.
Iibe. @r micoerboIt, mos Idon fri
Der conItutirt moroen: OaB er le0ig-
lid olS Gbci Sngenieur oeS Sui.
fans funqire, INT bel Scr Ginfilbrlln0
tcfniihcr Nellerungcn mit5lnpirfcn.
llebcroicS bnnOle cs lid ntdt mn
cine nelte Eoiition. Gr ici MIR ser
Nohiolger Ocs ocutifcn Gbcf = Sn9c,
niellra Hottcnburg. GittmeiItcr
@olff bonn Gragoncr = Ncgimcnt So,
niGin Olga IN 2~lomigsburg, mcldcr
Den Woior nod Muroffo bcglcitctc,
lcl ZEN OeDltlfc.
Sbcuterbeud pcrbptcn
@ie ans Eoien berid)tet miro, Fat
0uS General = Commando oes flint.
ten arncecorpS Sifijieren II. Mtor1ls
ifuftcn Oen 9ciud oes Eolniidcn
SbcotcrS pcrbotcn. Ser Sdritt itebt
in llcbcreinitimmllng nit Dem rell.
croingS inon0lrrirtc1 ih0rfcren &or'
0c5en Scr 9cb6rOcn 0cgcn bic point
id)c Eropogon0o.
Expectation on ooS NC d j.
gcridt T..
Die ,9tor0Oclltldc Seltcr 3 &CrIid)c-
rings 3 8eienidoit" in Somburg
hnt gc9cit bos %unl0nGlt gcfGQtc llr-
tbcil Dortiger @cridte, Dem 5ufol9c
tic lire in Snn Tron5iaco mlsgcItcl,
ten Eolicen bc5oblcn mrlb, an 0uS
Hcidsgcrid)t oppcllirt. lie 9crit.
fung erfoI0t, nm Dos Frin5ip 5u
mobrcn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-19

~ ! " y ~ ~ u II - l ~ u
0cl Gountp y.
Nm &retSgerid)t iiir Slime Nrunz
Gel'Gtuntp Dat Die Ncgerin Wtatbiloa
StnnS5urp cine ShaoenerlaBflaNc
gegcn sic County onmiiiGre cingc.
rcidlt fitr Sen 600 ibrea WonncS, Ser
in Solgc oes Siicnitebens elmer 9rrb-
briide in 0rn Scpern fiel uno e"rtranf.
Stu0icn SIT DINER il / / + II.
Pin Ben 6olgen ST. GROCER gciItrDer
Nnltrcn1ung lelOet Ser SSlottenfooett
z. s. WiiQcr pom ga GroiIe, @isc.,
mo ma~brid)ettlif mero2n linn Serien
crlou6t mcrocn, Ger jungc MomJ
beiinoet iih in ser 5peiten alnIic ulDS
Sat IN Scr lcbten 3eit ii6cr ieinc
ardite binouS itu0irt, nm iid) fir oa$
I'M 6ebruar ltuttiinoctoc bnlbiGbr,
lidc @rantcn rorYubcreitcn.
$ 0 6 in u c it 9 I.
gt1tcn.
NodJri6tcn 5llfolgc, bic in Galml6er-
hn0, Iueganp . GulIntp, Wto., aus
GlfinS. 9upiS, Grafton, @elton,
Homlesbur9 ltn0 9lldbunlon, @..
ga, crbalten iin0, lit in jenen @cgen.
sen GROCER ShaOen Ourd) &odmniicr
un9cridJtct wor0cn. 81 0nuis il6cr.
id)pcmlnte bos @aiicr sic 9cIcud)'
tungsnntagc, ST. 8udbannon muroeH
Sduier Don BEN Sqtnonmenten gebo'
zen ul0 fleinere 9nlltcn Io9ar tort.
oeid)memmt, in @lfinS uno @raitol
iton0en geItern mc6rere StrnBen iltB'
bod ulttcr @aiier. Ter Hiucl
hit bel Gtwlcsburg rciben0 lrnO rid
tct groben Shaocn an.
Ger Guntrnft pcr9ebcn.
Ser Golttrnft iilr 0cn Null ocs
ncltcn @ebduoes Oca 6riltlihcn Ser.
cincS iunger MGmtcr bon 6reOerld
Wfo,, lit ecitcrn iiir $35,St5 an ocr
9aumeiiter 2lopo 9. 9uaer pergebel
poroen. Gieier Ereis idlieBt MD,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-19
@cItcra IarslauS Giicmbasm.

geqirReno %. Nopelnber. oerldbt SiuensSia.!nn
TGgftdl.
4.t0 Worgens-Ehnelpuft, Snaerstotp,r. n. n
SO. s@d6n," SSaonesboro. GbamberSbura uts
nisaenoumen Scnntdg, 3dueod uno enHi'
herlunh.
3.0f yicd5nr. -. Accommodation mad unions
g'rihae, fofpie tdglit. ansaenomuei Sonntna,
pcr;. SnnOoer, Seii0Sburg uno y. nro 3.
Sinifion R%unfier.
ABB gladm. - Grpreh. SouptIinte. Snoers'
tolun, Snncod. Gbippensbura uus. nrs9enoni'
men 2oitntaa. 5reoertd lto eninttiSbure.
Vurlpus1Ruq0ou.
gGnlid,, ansqenommeu Spuntag.
6.t5 nlnroeuS So Norf. y, nno $. 0iotiicn itrto
Sonriiinie oitlt6 bon Gulorp'Srone, foipts
Carlisle.
7.5o Morgeps - gIicn. mad SisbfieIo, foiute
GmritSburp.
900 MoraerS - q9e'tsru erpreb. Beftrutuitsr.
gem 8inofor. linton Nrtoae. 9rneeoiue (6re.
oerid), 3burmont, 8GnreSboro. Gbarrberss
bnra. SnperSiofut. Suncrd. Cumberland une
GIiins. Buffet SbieroutioussgRdGao
5.33 WnhH. - Mfonimoeattof ltnd Sdrober.
G.25 NbcnoS-9fton. rad Union Vrioqe.
Rur TruucrtaaS INTO eamitdss.
If % NbenoS - Nffom. nab untonsSrtoee.
Rur Sonnfaae.
0.30 DEMONSTRATION. mao urtoft'srtoae ufto
Sunreer.
. SdIt nl6t an aennfbloania. ac.. 'gtniion at.
H.. Hubrrfipu. r.. VI. Sotel,
Sen. .Scf1dfsfa6rer. Sen, .Bni. l.ggert.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-19

VOIdT sdI1Tlrn1npn5 Inb Nclps Untf Iin0 be-
reit 5lm Sebran5 IN Der 6dmoens uIlb Uit
Nup llsStntiun nm 10. 90 Hbcros.
u, ilanb Miiantte.Gtn an 8odentnoer; y.
rnd Ntianiie. Gin ldGli9: .. rad atlautie.6itn
Sonntngs. gut 5iiGe balien in Ntimingtun.
e h1lt In eheiter an.
9btio,. aftpm., Gcmoer'S Citation. 1915 Born,
40 giatbu., 1910 Nteros: gRi, glunnl' stntiori.
1920 5,orEt., i2.25 Gnt,ni,. 1915 Nhenos.
Nbcrbefn atism.. 9dubeisS station. 2t.00
Gadri, 1910 Whenbs; Mi. H~orabGtuttoD
81 .05 Rnfnr.. 1915 Abcubs.
Aeferntrnng bon Hdint in Ghlaf' ooer Bat
Tor Ndn0oHs. epeifernterl eic. inerber fhnel be'
iurat Der 1eiephon in nier ioIaerneL BILLET
piirealr: GbaricSs uio Vn,tim0tesStrnhe q. 4
P. ct Fa1f 1924 ooer W,o.. 6outtldno 1901
UT. Aobnl'Gtntipn, G. 4 o.. mt Nfruou 3t29;
eamoeHr Stntion SnfoymGiiuuSs Aitrruti Y. h u
q. Raul s48. noer Wlo., 9ourt.luo sis6; nnf
Tr. 526, Glib 9roa9tpar.
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BzyZnl5@az&OlH[D
i'd. InuiIu. uusaeIlumnlel SuHttag.
9tur SuHliuA.

oIpteB8lHe ,,,teoe Sunbe uuf DIE SthHne' oon
Der GumocnsS in.iou ru6 GSaibinntun al
9So6entnnen TOO Norul. bis 500 Nberos.
Jril9ere gtbfnbrt pnn ocr Wtt. ToboIsStniio n,
Wnibtngtpn, n~crInilen @tt, Jipnnl 5tdtton
+G.05, +G1b. no, 1850, 500. ,'O.55, !l0.5l.
lit.b3, 2tl.55 yutul.. +l2.I3, !i2.b5, !l.b1,
+2.43. 1850, '4iG, H.55. !J.55 gd6nt, fG.0J.
1888. $500 WtnltcGj, ,lO.55, .lt;23 s%benos;
peri. GnlnOen.S lniion 800. Glib. 1880, TOO,
/ t7.20. 1900, 1920. 1000. 1000, lli.00 Bor,G..
1900 M, i12.02, 'l2.22, HOO, 2l.05, 200,
500, 1905. "A 90. *4.30, 800. 300, 25,39
9in1ni., 1000. .6.iG. 1920, 17,OG, $500. ts.i6
(Gimiteb) $1,000, 1905, +t1.i0. t1l.32 Ibos.
Nnnappiis Mi. Disqualification 1850 uuo
! $3.50 @prnt.. l4.55 mo lj.b5 Tahrt, Gamblers
citation. 800 unn 1900 NOrm, 1900 WiiiiugS,
300. 70 80 Habnt. Iub 1900 gtbenos.
8rcoerid, GamoctsG citation. 1875 uno 29.I5
Norm.. II ~. 1850 mo 800 giudm.
&indeiter. Wtt. Jto0dl. no NOrrl, l2.t2.
1910 Nadnt.; GamocnsS tnttOlt, l7.20 gOrin..
1900. 1850 uHo 400 gindlni.
6agcrStu,uu, VT SiOhals Station. no Torrl. :.
1850 giudrn. GuitoensS iaiton, 1920, l7.35
Sornt.. 1850. "A 90 antbni.
GltiepttsGitb rHo Wtt. NirD, GnmoensS tation,
1916, f9.15 &orin., ll25, 1850, '5.90 Habn..
'0.20. *il.45 N6enoS.
2arap. Mt. JlonuG,1trtion. .2.43 Tuhrr. :
@anber, 1900 glnd,m.
9iunal gine cine
nan gbiiabeipbia nno Getu port,
Neuer Icrmiuus un oet 1reiutoi.ultBtpiten
StrGbe. Gctp gort bedliem mao Soiels, Ibeaters
utf @efhuft5s Gtftrtft
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-19

&. u. Son,na, Gin Giicnb1bn q Nn-
9citcatcr, bicb cincm )tc9cr Oicicr
Gc1e 5u acp3uiac, 3D. nit Dem Sol.
ben zines gcloOo1cn @cmebrca olti Den
&opi, mcbci sic Maiic 5cr6roh mo
ser Sdllb ab1ing uno Collins alrBcn-
blidlid) t00tctc.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-19

Yaiic snr @riie ms NuslanS &c.
iorst &. Rainc. 0r. Ala, Cit-Salti-
more.S traie. nahc Goitnmhonie'A pe
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-19
e@r1'ot's .Giheniran ,.sane.'

Souptounrtier bes ~9n6ern af FLINT .gIer.
cins," n@itenfrnnB 8 0uuHei : BereinS."
Canton SmmerUd6ren ,en .Ndil' urio pelb'
Bereius. ,Scutfhe StnlftbIi6feit" u1o
,Sefper, Gonflnpe 9tr. ATS. .. 8. s."
Sriftts '5ier 8l ieoer 8eit. - g. & D.
1clcpbpn NGolie 1923 3.
Gprinr'S Canton 2isecrtran5aSnne."
ahomct.Gde 3. ctr. II. Saif.Npt., Sautoa.
Sdnptanoriier oes ,Ganion.GieSer.ran3".
StnainiHoe ieoen Wsittpot Nb,no. Get
SGiHer, herein berianlmelt It'd, iehen Gisrs
fing gtbeno. - r9tuitonnl"rQter am 2dYt.
&1aiaYcnte'T elepbnn - Boife 1853 81.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-19

6olQcn zines 6amiltcn'
itrcit&. - Nllf cinrn &crbaitSbe'
fc6l, ocn icinc SdppcItcr 6rou Mar.
tia Eiobcr 1cGcn i'm luc8cll 6ricOcn9-
|ltOrung ulo N%coGobun9 crplrft hnt'
tc, mur0c Sobn u. Sopp Don Nr. ..
observation-disclosures, Dem Eoli5cirid).
ter &epplin0er in Der nor00itlid)cl
Noli}ciitotion porgCiilbrt. Der i'm nit
$23 ltlG Soften bcitruitc. PTS cr III
GrmonAclung Oc@ 9ctrdB9 ubNcfitbrt
ucrbcn lolta, mur0c bci lctnc Gllrd)
iltdlilig Gin Ncoolrcr %qciltn0cr, NO
rolti Der 0iCnIttbuenOcl Siclltcnant
cine ncuc NnfIogc crbob, bic Der Ho.
ii3ciridtcr prompt nit elmer 3ulob.
l,roic pon $50 mo Soften bcnntmors
tctc. Sin 6rculo Ocs G0pp Gnlil
Mcpcr$ uon l}r. 23tt, Goitcrn Nuc'
me, Der oGbci mar, els CT Don Ger.
gcont s. e. Nuytc) r~crhoitct !uur0c
mo OiCicn in scr Nuaiibuun icinrr
Anlt5gcmnlt p~cybinocrn molltc, lultr.
&c pom 9ioli}ciridtcr inter &ilrN.
idloit 0cnl @criAtSocriobrcn ii6er.
miCien.
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Baltimore Tnmpf Bnfct SO.
tNlte unb 8nptt!difae yai.9tnts.)
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9umpfer fuUren tdeli6. Sonntlgs uusaenurt.
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Tr. 2i6. 6iaH.. rabe ,Somarp'Strufe.
gor5iigIidbe SBeine. Spirituoien n. u.iicn'
Gi1nrrcu, Yeftes Vier am 2apf. Eutih
fir @ci6dftslerie bon 1870 Hprm. bi5
2 ll5r Tdhiuittc9B. 9eIepbon. =. & y.
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Tarnfunb & Ernnipluan;a 81. 81.

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7.30 Norir. nab gorf ,iulib, auSgcI!onln.n
Sonntugs.
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$50 @orm. nnt Belnir tdgIid, nusscrom'
men SoIininaS.
i.2o Todm. nnt Refatr. mir Ganfidos,
1925 gntm. nab DOrt iagIt6, uuSgenumrteH
SorntndS.
4.O5 @utm. nct 9elta, fnr Sorninqs.
AS gddm. mad Be'dir tdgIi6, disgenous
men ScnntdGs.
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men guurtdts.
II 90 stbenos nlh NeIi1. mr. Gouu.aa5.
1880 GbenoS mad BeInir, Witiuo6 II. Cams
ftdu.
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6. epaGn's Wchauront,

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3. Il. Y. Saae an Eereiue III bernie
teen. Geinlle Riere, lIcine mo nuoere
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Noocm6er mltb ooS @eb0lroe fcrtig
iein. Ser %MlionO bctr18t jcbt
$50. OG5 %.
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Wouli Troll
Npbsrt mcr'S

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES,
Tr. lg2i--i923, SrleanS.Strahe.
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Mid)ocl NliQer, %, nHo Morp
&pons. 30 Sobre oft; Sicen5 Gebolt
bon Iarocl WtiQcr, 9tr. s, Moro.
TrontitroBe.
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oc.ob Misb, ,,yirluste.S aae,"

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9ionnt. 9clcp6ou-G. & i. gGolie 1866 u
Banton uuo Sigbfauotow n.
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Mns Dem Snncrcn Warplnnb'3 nno
Den angrcn5cnocu Staatcn.

Stage gegcn MIME Nrun.
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WUUWI VTHt fTHt
nndI Yhilnbclphia MN Nftu .YlOrf.

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Strabe. g'eip. gort, beuient mao Soiels, Lbeaters
IiItr @ef6dft5s Iiiirtit.
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oocototsooOo1

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4r. 1876, Surriinn', nuNc eerinatnn'Str.
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The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1907-11-06
PoWNAL

The first social given by the newly
organized Christian Endeavor society
of the Baptist church took place at
the Baptist church Friday evening.
Coming SO near Halloween it was
constituted a Halloween social. About
40 young people were present includ'
ing some from Bennington, Williams
College. and North Pownal. All came
masked land in costume and there
was much merriment guessing who's
who? There was much originality
shown in the costumes, the men ap
pearing as clowns, tramps, boys OF ~
farmers and several impersonated la
dies. The ladies mostly were dressed
as Colonial DANES and some beauti
full old gowns were worn. An oppor
tunity was given each masker to CUES:
at the identity of the others, but there
were few correct guesses. The regu
lation Halloween amusements wer,
enjoyed. Miss Maude Grady accept
ably filled the position of Sorceress
The refreshments were served to thu
company. who gathered in tn,
kitchen primitive style. The cak
was passed and each cut their owl
slice. The ring was secured by Mis-
Helen Lewis, the lucky penny by Mis-
Georgiana Austin of Bennington an,
the thimble by Mr.. Davenport of Ben
nington. Following the supper oil
fashioned games were played until
was time to go home. 1t was vote
by all splendid success.