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Golden Valley chronicle. (Beach, Billings County, N.D.) 1905-1916, 1908-03-13
Here's Your Chance Girls.

Wanted: "A housekeeper or someone
that wants . happy home. No hard work;
only one to cook and care for. Wages
no object. Write at once to David c.
Church, DeMores, N. D.
Golden Valley chronicle. (Beach, Billings County, N.D.) 1905-1916, 1908-03-13
j. w. Brinton, Editor

SUBSCRIPTION price $3.50 per year in
advance. Advertising rates 20 cents per
inch for display and 10 cents per line for
readers. Special rates to regular patrons
Golden Valley chronicle. (Beach, Billings County, N.D.) 1905-1916, 1908-03-13

A BILLINGS COUNTY citizen made
an apt remark recently, when he
likened politics to a game of
smear, and said the likeness did
not stop at the mere game, but
that one was just as apt to smear
to the wrong guy in one game as
in the other.
Golden Valley chronicle. (Beach, Billings County, N.D.) 1905-1916, 1908-03-13

WHEN You want political cam
paign cards or campaign literature
patronize your home print shop.
Golden Valley chronicle. (Beach, Billings County, N.D.) 1905-1916, 1908-03-13

Republican, March 5.-Gip Jones has
bot the water wagon and business of Char
ley Gilbert and Gipis ''on the water wagon
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-10-26

Foll}ci nridnll Iar'
nan murnt. ~ @eltcrn Nbell0
morntc Muridoll 1arlton Die Foli.
jiItcn bc2 norooitlidcn Giltrlfta, lid
nid,t IN poIitiitc Giafuilionel cih5ll'
lnIlclr. ME or Ca bcrcits in Der nlittlc'
rcu mo 0itlihcn Eoli5eiItotion &c,
than bnt. Ncutc foutn1t Die Iilolid)c
mo in Den iolgcrloen Sagen Die
iibriGcn FoIijciitotionen on bic
Hcihc.
Gam. @ompcrS 70 IN NJ It
Sclltc iinOct in Der .GroBitrobcn'
Wnrttbollc" ulltcr Dell Illipi5lcn Der
.6c0cration Of Qahor" cine Wollells
perinnmIuHN itntt, in inelder Der
Nroliocnt Der oAnlerican Decoration
OF Sobor" Soma @ompers tuub Sr.
Sumca C'QonucQ, Hrdiibeut Der
Sntcrnotiounlcn @oihiniltenf Union,
HicNcn boItcn pcrocn. Zen goriis
Ilibrt Der Tr0iiocnt ser bieligen ~Sc.
ocrotlcn Of %obor" Gomnro SirIh.
%om @unbe eebillen. -
Ger i%chniobrigc Bernard @aro BON
Nr. 227, Nor0.YoppletonItr, wlroe
SnmIto1 Morgcn, wdbrenb er i'm
Sole bon Nr. $50, @eIt.S orotogasStr IT.,
lptcltc, bon eiltcm Srn. 9. GOLDMAN,
Nr. S3l @cIt.S oratogoitrabe. gebo-
rl8cn Dor Serrier in's rette @ein
9ebll'et. Ger Sunee pnroe nnh Der
apotbefe IN Der gde BON Soratogo.
llrto 6rcmortItrabe eebradjt no Or.
Grain Die @lnoe au%sbrannte.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-10-26

sum Sd)luB Den &unif ans, onB
Crd) III nnocrcn MnroS ser Sto0t Die
Gcutidcn 10 trelt 5uioTncnbolteH
mogcll, luic III oicier @oro."
Nru. (rappc's Ne6c inno bel Der
T%crinmmIlru1 cincu cntbuiioitiidcll
@icocrboa. 9lllbcr linn Iprahen nod
@r. y. y. Sbrcepcs. Der Noritbcr oca
ecmofrotiidlen Stoot @rcfllitp 60
mites, uu0 6ricoclSrtd)tcr &obn
@cnaIcr I'M ,Eltcrciic bca oenlofrnti
ldlcu Hntiomol SidetS. mo @uiIcr-
Enlcnicar 9Illrco M. Gltid iiir Die
WniiCr. Hnlcihc.
Ms Ghrcn- &ice-F rGiioentcn mobit'
ten Scr &crinmmlung bel bic S@.
Gbos. SCubolo, GbnS. SnnB, Or. e.
aoIttpcI. @corIc Bauer, Sobr Sens
Ter. GOuar6 Ode, 0cnrp Settler uno
6rnni SnGtcr.
Ndditcn SonltoI iinoct IN Der
a6rohiinn Nollc" micocr cine Wtuiicn.
Scriommluu1 itott.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-10-26
Sonntags=SorrelponOcnt

Dir octrioe gnsaabc Ss yScuidcn GurrcIpunOcntcn" licfcrt
abermals Den Scucis, mas cine 3eitung, bic NIT Den mooThfeh "hS'
rHitnmeen pcrlc6cn, III lcilrn I'M Sanoe lit. Sic allcrHth" aaOl-
Hadriduen ppuu onu,cn GrOcnrunS limb BARN cntbNlhn, mo trpfoen
laGen Der lpfalc unb TcniQctOn.S Bil nidts SIT winid)en nbu9, 10 oaR
icocr GcIcr Den UeIhmaf mad icincr lcbltcn Gcftirc bctrte0'9cn ta"h'
Ser csunmtags. GurrcipOnOent" lit ais bic cin5iac ScntId)e SonHta9S'
3ctnns in Baltimore, ucIdc uOn Der uNHOciirrn FreTe" beOleH'
mmb, int Stanbc, ben Gerrn Die aaerncncicn Madrtdtcn an' oUe"
@eltbeiicn st bringcn. Gic 8cfrigc &nmmcr cntbalt:
| /. Shell
1. Scitc-S cnlatiumcacr Scl6itmurb. Ser amrrifaniIhc aOnlnl
SilaS 6. NfcTorlanb crldieRt. it'd af Dem &cgc pon 9am'
burg nad Scrlin. Sirius SeinridD ais %gnftidier. @crudtc
Her bu Nbrn8cn+Scr5og. GrplONUn I'M SOnt9Spalat'
I'm Sdnccnurm nngcfummcn.
=. Scitc-@ipfc Der &cgciiternng. Sapaniidr TOmirGc tragcn n'
Icrcn Sutidafrr nub bic MbmirGc nf ben Sdnltcrn. %om
Sdauplab Der Nad)trcitrr, @uctbc Sfr0cr Scnfmal.
Mcuolntion brubt in Sononras. SSuOlfsfi in Berlin. Ger
tHrfiidrbnlgnriidc Sabnnrcit. Sranuntbcn III Sno'
Nmcrifa.
3. Seitc-gauorutld iHr Nrpan. Mdtiac Grflarnna brs &uriterS
bs bcmufratiIhcn Nutiumat Gumitc's. @rnnocgcntbnm0.
Warft nno gnutbGhgfcit.
/. Scic-SonutagS Elanbcrci. Scrlincr @ricf. Sns @cltpradcn-
Grublrut. Wcnc Sismarf Grinncrnngcn.
.. Scir-lluicrc Sbcatcr. Nadrdtcn ans mniifaGidcn arrlicn. %pn
Scc nnb Noicn. @6dbcntlidcr 8cinnObctsbcuht.
6. Scic-NuS Den Wcriftcn. SUn sparta mad Grfnrt. Ger sci5igc
Guthldilb. Ginc ncnc yGctbubc, Gcr III cOnicrurcm. Ser
Icfamc,Nclm. SriIdr @nrfcn i'm @imtcr. Gimc SrinmpI-
Saapnfabrt Sir Nans, Nof nuO &Gnb.
{. Scitc-GrIularcihcs Nodhrnfloihptcm. @anfctt bcS ScdJniftrt
@crcins. anr5c Standardization.
s. Sctc-Ncnc annalintonS Guntrattc. Sc Nnlcibcn. Gas Sa.
mant SmbilGmm Der SrcicimiafcitS'@cnn Jn9cnoihrr
Scb. Scr SclbImuro pun alirco $. Sdntc. &nr5c
Gofnlnadridtcu.
2. She'll.
f.. Scitc-Sc peri6nlidbc Irribct. SppOiihOn gcgcn Den OdOmucrucnr
SugbeS in Mem gorf madig crforft. Shrctlhc Sirrc
in Sainpis. dlcpptunsGpmmiiOn Nns Ocn bcmtiden
Rchc. Ingcblidc ElGnc Der i%raniONidcu ScbDrocn III
Gniablanea. SctrOg iciucn @Oblbatcr. Sdnt Den 9Ob-
bGutcn. .
>. Sric-rSclcnc arOncnbcra'S Sdidial," Scaimn cinrs ncncn &O.
mans non @mtau &lihdcr.
3. Scic-Guinadridtcn aus Scutidanb NIB ben bcntIdiprcdcnbcn
SGnocrn.
4. Scitc-&Or Sban umo Sn9. Vic Der Ncrr, iGS @cidcrr. BUR
Srididte' Der @nilutinc. &nr5c gadridrhu ans Dem in.
lanbt, 1hr Sans, 6pf nno Gonb,
). Scic-Sdnitrirtc &itt.""
6. Scic-Sas pdpicrnc 3ctaltcr. aGnia 6c,oinano un Snlaurnn.
StcmIaub ais Mbcitcr bi Nrmbcn. GrpluTpncn. Die Yrant
in China. Scbucnoc Scr5cn. 2oro Huflpns Spiem.
Smmoriitidcs.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-10-26
Srutnlcr Wpro.

Slngcr Neger mGbren0 zines Strcis
res nui cil1em Altltcrnboot bon
DEM Stcucrnlanm iibcr 0or0 9e-
morien. - Ger W0rocr entilobcn.
Yoli5ci olti lcincr Sobrtc.
Wte id)neQ ans Spob blutiacr
GrnIt luCrbcn fam, benefit Gin Wor0,
Der iid} gcitcr1 Nohmittog ol,f ocnl
N%uiternboot yS. Subbar0" c~rcigllete,
boa Srcitog I'M Sofcn onlongtc uno
ST Canton SoIlom an 6uBe Ocr 2eo-
fins troBc Dor Nnfer oing, I'M Iid)
fir 0cn Ncginn Ser differentiation
Uor5llbcrciten. Sn Iblpeienbeit oes
Captains tumnlcltc iid) gcltern Nnd).
mittoA Scr Stcucrmann @altor
0bpnlos BON @in9ate Eoint, 9ord)e
itcrsGolntp, nit 6lpei Icgern, Ser.
bert Sobb&, uu0 cincnl mir inter
Dem Noncn rSod" b%cfonntcn He9cr,
pcld)e al Sor0 ~beid)Qitigt moren.
Nod)0cm iic lif) cini0c 3eit lono siim
Wcr0nilgcn 9cbalgt bnttcn, iheint
GbonoS pon Sad" ctipoS unionit
on9cfnbt morbcn 81, iein, iporolli ser.
Iclbc Dem Ncqcr nnoeblid NIT elmer
Nnnoipcidc cincn Sd)log oui bell
aopf pcricbtc. Ger Negcr tollmclte.
ltiir5tc iihcr @or6 mo fonD Den Soo
in ocn @elcll. &rrS nad) Der S6ot
bcgub lid EbomaS IN cinem Glloer.
boot oil Sol10 uno berperflteQiatc
Icinc Sll6t. Spbolo Caption Yrao.
Ioro nod 0cn 9oote 5llriidfebrte uro
BON ben1 @orfoa borte, bcllodlrittiate
CT Die Eoli5ci bes oitIiden 9iitrifts,
lporouf oielelbc iofort ieben YolisiIten
Der Station nit elmer Gcrionolbe-
Ihrci6urg bes angeblid)en Morbers
bcfonnt mafte. Gem Goli5eiboot
"Sonnon" gelang CO, ocn 2cihnom
"Sod's" 81 bergen ullb brad)te oeil.
IcIbcn nad) Scr Moreuc. gon Dem er.
tru1fcnen Nager lit nidts lpeiter be.
fonnt, als oob cr 10 Sabre alt NOR
nno bob feline Mllttcr, Sbo Slofum,
III Cambridge, Wb.. mobnt. Gle $50.
ll5ci oes pItlifen Iiitrifts nobm ben
9feger Sobbs in @eipobriam, Inn ben.
lelben ais 3Gl9en an Der Sanb 81
baben, falls S9omas nerGaftet miro.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-10-26
Glara W. SprmuQcn.

@s itarb am 20. Sftober 1908 Sri.
Clara M. Surmullcn i'm Nltcr bon
II Sobren 6 Wonuten lulO 1 1ogen,
gclic6tc 5odJtcr Don Sralt Wnrgorct
s.. mo Dem pcrltorbencn 9rn. 8il,
belm SormoQcn. 8crlpon0te ullO
6rcunoe Der 6oniIic iinb b0iIi6It er-
lltd)t, Der Scer0igltn8, meIfe bon DER
8obnlmg ibrcr M'tttcr, Nr. SAT-,
Su0ion. StroBc, ans onl 0oni1eritog
Nohmittog , llbr Itottiinoet, bci5ll.
nobncl1. (300-3)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-10-26
gtabm ltebcrbuiis 2anbannm.

8ricorid) s. 9ietrid, Elm 55-jdbriger
Giid)lcr, nimmt &otoonltm. -
@irO uon icincr &crIobtcn in be-
muBtloicm 3llton0c alfgefln-
Den. - Ger5te 9cben lpenig SOFT
mlt1g ouf iein @ieoeroltifonmcn.
Ger etlpo 55.idbrige Srie0rid) s.
9ietrid, mcldcr in 9tr. 5t2, @eIt-
SorutogusStr Elm moblirtes 3inn-
nler inncbotte, lpllroe geitern Hod-
mittog gegcn 3 llbr bon 6rnll 2altra
Sdl1m, lpclde ci1cm 9cridtcritatter
0ea .0cutiden Gorrelponoenten" &c.
gcniibcr itd) oIS Die Eerlobtc Gict-
rih'a all6gub ln0 ibrc N6relie ais
9tr. 1892, EorfsS =9lpe., nnnntc,
IN nni6einen0 lebloiem 3ltIton0c IN
eiucnl Stlble iiBcno aufgefunoen.
Die 6rall benohridtigte Die Solls-
uirtbin, SRI. Hoie Guiiel, meI6e III
r~cricita Die ipcltlide Eoli5eiitotion in
&cmntniB lcttc. Ger 8%epuBtloie
murOc I'M Eotrolnogen 0cS meltli.
u}cn Eoli}eiOiitrittS mad ocm llnioer-
lit0tos Nolpitol 9cbra6t, no cine dr5t-
lld)e l%lntcriudyung ergob, Dob oerielbc
Sou0omlm Qcnonnlcn bate. @eltcrn
9lbcnO ip0t huttc CT nod llId)t ooS 9e.
muBtlcin lpic0crcrlangt, mo Die
gler5tc Qcbcn icbr menig Soifnmu9 olti
iein NicOcrouftommcn.
6rnll Sdylm dllBcrtc iid) fllr5 nod
6cm &orfoQ 0ubin BOB lie nid)t 9lolt,
bc, BOB GiCtrid 0o& @iit 1T lclbltm0y.
0criihcr Nbiidt gcnonmlcn babe. Sic
bCirtbtc ibrcn nngcblidcn Ncrlobtcn
aeltcrn, nm ibnL mic lie bGuitg ST
tbun pilc0tc, icin WtittogSmobl SIT
brin0cn, ulro mar t0otlih crlhrodcn,
ais lie i'm I'M bcrultBtlolcn 3ultonot
Oorfon0. Sic crflGrtc, 0dB 9ictrid)
luo lie ntr oorolIf gciuortct bitten,
cob DER Gritcrc cine icItc NniteQltng
fInoc, luno Oonn bitten bcirotbcn
ipolcn.
0oge9en CAB cine 6rolt Nntonie
Sung BON 9tr. 81, Ycurlitr., bel
lpcld)cr Gictrid iriiber iobrclong oI3
&o't1un9cr Nclcbt bate, al, 0oB Der
Iclbc iih piclioh IN iebr mclonholi-
idcr Stimmun0 bcfunocn babe, oo CT
uft urbeit9lo3 gcrpclcn ici.
GictridJ luur bon 9erlli Gii6ler; in
Gen lebtcn Sobrcn bottc CT icood ol5
Nolitcrcr gcnrbcitct mo bcioB lett
pier5cun Sogcn cine flcinc @ertit1tte
i'm Seller oc8 @oulc3 Ntr. 5t4, gScit.
Sorotoguitr.
9ietrih lit IN Gcuti6lono gebiirtig,
ipo ieinc &inocr lcbcn. 9tod Dem
Go0c lcillCr Srnlt fum er - Dor etma
5lpnn6lg Sd6rcn - rod) oicIen Gan.
DC, luo er, iolucit pcrIniltct, Elm STEM,
lid pcdiclUoQcS Hcben filbrtc.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-10-26
EnnnsEi - nnfraana.


-- 1Htuft
. -re-it1- flares
uns SHo
E1lrucuUGifaus
ann Iltr Ec-.
Cemgr1tu u1r
ur E1tmuias
-m SluAr Setter.
ulr,- or ed.
1wgr-u r
a. S-r--c g.
90 IS.
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-10-26
Scb6cI's cinaiacs NteIicr.

Wir BADEN MIR Gin Itclicr in 8alti.
more, nnb bas bcfinbct id in Der
Stage 81 c6cnrr Grbc, Nr. 32f, Worb'
0aD-, maize Sisb.Str. ainber.Hbo'
tuaraphicn cine Spcsialitat. - Seine
Macnten nnb feline Srcppsn 81 iteigen.
5. Scbbcl. 6. Grni, 0ciAGftsfatrer.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-10-26
Sbcp. 8. Sicncr G. So.
217 .Stra6e.

9eutihes un6 anoeres nuslGnot.
i6es @el6 sefauft uno perfauft.
@eIoienounsen beioret nad Geutid.
Iano Seitreid, &ubIanS II. |. 10.
@edieI ausgeiteQt auf ausIanoiihe
ganfen. Greoitbrieie uno GrapeIers
CHEQUES.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-10-26
Ghiffsfarfen

BON tno mad europa iiber Baltimore
ODER Gep.gorf, aaiiite ODER Spiideu.
oed. @ediel, a1sIGnoiides geIo,
Greoitbriefe uno @eIoienouneen.
3bco. 8. 9iener e &c.,
VT. FL, Oit.8altimore- Strase.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-10-26
Tcntidlc ScmUfrntcn.

Cine cuthuiiaitii6c 0criammIlna 1T
DER .Trobiims Noac. - Gic @S.
Shrccoc9, GIirco N. Glrid mo
9tulrit j. lruppc sic Souptreh-
ucr ocs glbcno2. - 3r. @cnrO
@icnciclO Ger @oriibcr. =
cine glan}cro pcrIuuicnc Wtoiicn.
ucriammIlmg wuroc Gcitern 2Ibeno
I'M ser .Srubiim &uuc" an Scr 6rcs
oerid aucnttc, uubc Fopion.S trobc,
inter ben auipi}Icu Oca oGcutld.
Smcritauiidlcn Clubs Der 20. @orb"
abachaltcu. Gle gcr6umigc Sole
cuplcs i'd iuit ais 81 tlcin iitr ale
Sic ucIdc Ger GinlaounA Oca Der.
Gins lciolgt morerL ibrc 4ubGugIid)s
felt du Die 0cmotrotii6e Gartei bore
}U.Cacu mo oen beaeiItcrnocn Nu5-
fuHruuReH Der bcm0brtcn Hconcr,
Wcihc iilr 0icicn Nbcn0 9emonren
marcu. 5I Iouihcu. Stootrot65mJt.
llIcO Scuru g. @icrcicI0, scr Dor.
user ocs Clubs, riei Die Gcriomm.
lung }ur Cr0uuug. Gr bcgrilBtc nic
aupcieuocu init cinigcn bcr}lifrn
&ortCH uu0 GSnftc 0cuicIbcn iiir I6r
ubCr GILES Gruurtcn jnhIrcitca Or
iteJHcH er iulcs Ouruui bin olB
oIc $crciHiaml lc9riluOct lei. elmer
ielts Dem oculofrGtliten gfutionll.
<ltCt }Iuu Stelc III uCrbcIicu. on
Dcrcrictts mn inter iCtncr Slupgc
01s 0cuiitc eITUCHi 81 uCrclucn mo
uIiImWeU 800 hG.iCU. Is lei ncr
Sired 0cs Clubs OGraui hin5um Ir
fer a1B 0ic CcItihcU ais @uH g
i1 bcluuri UCrNsr iol.tcn. mclhc
&lai re als ytlruitcu Norpcr gu
tIlSgu u1 Si1H0g 'gicU. iobuI0 lie ci.
ri1 gai1mWcH i,IUocU NM Oic 10
irintcn 8cttc Ger ICutihcu IN rcr
..utaHft go ittcu Gcuu ous 81 H..
g. Clement ciui1 ici. ouun lei C.
tart 1ral1 rcScu SH1uii. scr lei.
-er gr5r.itcH Trritcii orohc. II y
Jam ugT1Fgitl1rcu
SER &irrricIN igrah in Tcu d..
u uaroc i5r iriuc u1rmcu III rte
Ei Ec-7iitru 9crlg tc.chui. Der
ne istr rr slcu CHS lem
orsr ragr1tcr bate
su1uf1 = Erlggg DER Sr re
tT er Si11is cuuc1uocruuGs gc
Hrr.t stc 0,uy' FcOc. 90 rrcl
~ urTI sc aHucicu0cu trmc1 u.
O. w F ]lTu1ulutcu su e 90.
uza slrrTE- iu-rlc csruns n
Srr ru-rr Eltocm sea lc-
atsrsslH bate. univ CT
s rlzlElr1r On N15 y hr.
<lut ysclr Edaluo
Sd srs SuEuiicu au- . cr.
-,u ocG lcmlitu ser.
rrc crc4 trgum
s-sr1 I ar1riluTcr. O1b
-1 cr. g--u lrnIhit
=sr st rtr1 itlcc Ter.
Es u c- E-r 1cr5.lt ul-o.
Zl- icu-,cu scr
f- u1u-r t1I -uS
S-1.cirr gar tc.
~ ETe.u Cs w uH ar mr.
a ..11hu E1ru rI-
z-n Gcu EfE1
w zzAcrcu E1r.uU OH
ni 81 Srra9t
a-ariu ic -
Aw 1crsr-u-rru G-s
Ac Efzli-r+ Or q nE
e "a 1lrIE t1tcu O. Ter
Orr -rsTu Suf
cUr1Egns Er1f MI
o-Efc ar
- uic Tr-r 81
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-10-26
= Ter .Gnntnn.M1nnerdnr"

'** Ter Mdnnerdor"
peronItoItet beitte 2lbeno in Sic.
fcr's Safe" an Scr 8. unb S'IonrteQs
StraBe eil1en Wiimm, fir peldelt
Dos arrangements -Gomite 10 un1iid).
tiee Gorbereitinaen getroffen bat,
Dab aIlen 9eiudern genuBreide
Stunben in 9lusiiht itcbet,.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-10-26
ltnfan pocr NbIidlt.

Sri. Cora Sdmibt bon Mt. Carmel
HooO bon @iaiom 2ubin5fi in
Die rcd)tc ShlGic Qcidoiien. -
Ter SdiibC IN Der Canton Yoli-
5~ciItation %icIt0cboIten.
Yfit elmer SduBmrnoc in ser rcd)-
ten Shl1ic bcfinoet iih Die II Sabre
oltc Cora Sdmiot Don Mt. Carmel
Noo0, nobc Sporroms Eoint, I'M
~Sobna SopfinS SoipitnI," mobin
lie nit Der Canton Eoli5ci- gmbllon5
gcbrodlt murbc. Tie @lnoc muroe
ibr bon 0cn1 10 Sabre oltcn ySiQionl
SobtnSfi cincm Nofbars iobne, nod
ocllcn Nngobc 5uiGaig bcigebrodt.
Ger iltn9c 2obinSfi fam geItern
Nod)mittog IN bic Shnliot'ide @ob-
NINA ollf 9Ciud un0 untcrbiclt iid)
NIT Corn, Ocrcn SdmeIter Wurp lll0
@rrOcr Soicpb Shmliot. @G6renO sic
lun9cn &ciltc lid 9egcnicitiq nedten,
trad)te ploblid cin SduB aus elmer
6llntc mo Sri. Cora Sdnliot ~ltiir5te
~Actroffcn 81 9o0en. Iie Eoli5ci bon
Canton, mcld)c iofort benodridltigt
mltrOc, lon0tc bic @crleBtc nod Dem
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The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1908-05-08
MANY CONVERSIONS MADE in
CAPITAL OF HOOSIER STATE

'Mr. d. r. Campbell, OF 1924 West
Washington Street. had this to say OF
his experience with Cooper: 4 have
been q victim OF stomach trouble for
the past five years--slck and suffering
pain all the time. Everything l ate
distressed me. have been under the
treatment Of many physicians, and
have taken all kinds OF medicine, none
Of which afforded me relief. l was
greatly discouraged, and was about
ready to give up, when Mr.. Cooper
came to this city to introduce his
preparations.
81 was skeptical, Of course, after
spending SO much money and taking
such large quantity OF medicine, but,
like the drowning man, | was ready
to grab at straw, so / secured some
Of Mr.. Cooper's New Discovery medi-
cine and began taking 1t. 1t seemed
to help right from the first dose. |
have been taking 1t for several weeks,
land can now eat heartily and enjoy
my meals for the first time In five
years-eat anything. without pain or
distress Of any kind. feel like new
being life is worth living now"
Let US explain Mr.. Coopers remark
able medicine to you II your general
health Is not all that 1t should be.
w. l.. Gokay.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1908-05-08
ARLINGTON

Miss Mildred McAuley returned to
Troy Monday.
Fred Cullinan OF the Arlington was
In Bennington Tuesday.
Miss Florence Grifiis is spending a
few days with her aunt, Mrs. II. Smith
OF Bennington.
Miss Anna Cullinan returned to
Troy Tuesday after passing several
days at her home here.
Mr. and Mrs. r. b. Leake and fam
lily OF Albany opened their summer
cottage here Thursday.
Mrs. Ida Brownson returned Mon
day after passing several months with
relatives In Massachusetts,.
II. A. Polhemus of New York City
has been spending few days with
his family at Agnes Robinson's.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Cullinan re-
turned from Dandy Wednesday after
spending a week with relatives.
Mrs. ]. X. Batchelder returned
from Easton, Penn, Tuesday where
she has spent most of the winter.
Mrs. Sidney Haskins of Granville
who has been visiting her parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Peter Bosnian returned to
her home today.
The next regular meeting Of Red
Mountain chapter, o. Il. s., will be
held May 18th at which time the new
officers will be installed.
Miss Elva Brownson who passed a
short time at her home here, return
ed Tuesday to her school work at the
normal school In North Adams.
The annual parish meeting OF st.
James church was held in the church
partors Monday evening, May 4th.
The following were elected vestrymen
for the ensuing year: Jefferson r.
Judson. Edward G. Woodwork, sec
rotary and treasurer; Frank N. Can
field, senior warden; Winfield s. Phil
lips, junior warden; John S. Burdett,
Henry M. Farnham, Charles II. Buck,
Clarence II. Hard, Reuben II. An
drew.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1908-05-08

The new theory (backed up by his
preparatory advanced by l.. t.
Cooper with regard to the cause OF
most III health of the present genera.
lion is being sown broadcast by this
young man.
Cooper believes that the human
stomach has become degenerate In
civilized races and claims that good
health is impossible unless the stom-
ach is re-vitalized. This he claims to
do with his preparation.
An article from the indianapolis
Star during Cooper's stay in that city
has this to say of Cooper and his prep
aration Residents Of this city are
being astounded by l.. T. Cooper and
his new preparation.
Reports that preceded Mr.. Coopers
visit here told Of his success In other
localities, but the immense success OF
his medicine and the general belief
In his theory was wholly unprece'
dented.
$50 great Is the rush OF the public
to this young man that people stand
In line waiting their turn for hours in
an effort to see him. The most inter
esting feature of this Is statements
made by reliable citizens az to the
actual accomplishments OF Cooper's
medicine. Among recent statements OF
this character the following is q fair
example:
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1908-05-08
slNA vERRAULT is DEAD
Notorious in 1906 as Head Of Love
Syndicate" in New York.


Tonopah, New, May S.-The fate Of
Bina +. Verrault. the fascinating
young woman who lived like prin-
cess and startled New York two years
ago with her scheme Of winning mems
hearts and thousands of dollars
through the Love Syndicate" of
which she was the head, has been re-
vealed in strange way.
She arrived in Tonopah last year
There We're but few women In the
camp at the time, and this woman
who called herself Mrs. Hamilton, at
tracted great deal of attention. Mrs
Hamilton lived well for a while. II
was reported on several occasions
that she was to be married to differ
ent men who made lucky strikes, but
nothing ever came of the reports.
Then the tide seemed to change
against her. She was no Longer
sought by the men who had been hel
admirers.
The woman began to frequent thu
restaurants and concert halls an(
died of acute alcoholism.
In August, 1906. Bina Verrault wa'
conspicuous figure in New York Al
one of the heads of Love Syndi
cate" Mrs. Verrault, known as Mrs
Hamilton, and Mrs. Izella Brow
posed as wealthy marriageabl
widows at No. 1923 West Eighty
second street. Both were handsome
and had wonderful gowns.
Two men who had fallen in low
with Mrs verrault. and who foun'
themselves turned away from tn
door when they would give no NOR
money. reported the swindling opeI
ations of the syndicate. Mrs. Brow
and Mrs. Verrault were arrested
Mrs. Verrault failed to appear Il
] court one day when case agains
her was called. Nothing else wa
ever heard of the woman until 1t wa
learned that the Mrs. Hamilton VIII
died here on Oct. "a last was Bin
! Verrault.