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The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1910-09-20
TO REoReANIzE ARMY
General staff Has Plans for Creator
OF Reserve.

General staff Has Plans for Creation
Of Reserve.
An entire reorganization OF the per.
manent plans for the defences Of the
United States WIN be presented at
the forthcoming session OF Congress.
according "a. the scheme now under
consideration by the general staff at
the direction of Major General Leon.
rrd Wood, The report of Inspector
General Darlington. accentuatIng the
alarming 'ack OF officers. presented
onlv one phase OF the situation with
/ REGARD 10 the weakness OF the milf.
tory defence OF the United States
Some startling disclosures. especially
with reference 10 the vulnerabllity
OF the Pacific coast to foreign attack.
viii be made 20 Congress IN response
10 the resolution OF Congressman Mo
lachlln. The situation from many
points Of view Is so serious that II Ia
expected that immediate action will
be taken by Congress.
General Wood Is IN harmony with
The inspector general regarding the
lack ~ officers. and so Is practically
every other high ranking officer In
The army The condition OF the Tegu.
lar army In this respect Is bad
enough Il Ia said but the condition
Of the reserve force. the national
guard. is worse. There are no regu.
lar officers for instructing the nation
nj guard. and those on duty nc mill.
tary stations have been withdrawn.
The regular army. with n shortage OF
officers In Us own ranks. cannot give
attention 30 the instructions OF the
civilian soldiery. The general stan
now has under consideration plar
not only for making the national
guard more effective as a part Of tn,
defence forces OF the country. hut N
so for creating n reserve OF the met
who have had the benefit OF trainnl
In the regular army and have beer
hnnorahly discharged. II Is lntende,
to encourage the rpenlistment onl
uf those men, non.commissloned ofl
GERS and specialists OF certain classc
who are necessary for the permancn
army establishment. In genera
shortterm enllstments will be IN
rule. and after the men have bee
discharged they will be enlisted 4
the reserves and paid a small amouu
every month. Once a year they wi
assemble for manoevres. when the
VIII receive full army pay. with m
national guari Ard ihe rtsorrea n
eNnecied that IN n few years ther
VIII be a trained army of sever
hundred thousand men which can /
promptly modified.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1910-09-20
BENNINGTON BRIEFS
News of the Town and Village Told Briefly
for Busy Readers

George Morse was in Troy today.
Mrs. George Mathers is visiting in
Troy.
]. r. Judson of Arlington visited
here yesterday.
Mrs. Henry S. Bingham is spending
the day in Troy
Mr. and Mrs. ]. N. Hayes went to
New York today.
Fred Stickles passed a part of
the day in Troy
Hiland Mathers of Silver street is
spending the day in Troy.
Mrs. Maria o'Donnell is spending
two weeks at Round Lake.
Miss Eleanor Burt has returned
from visit to her home in Arlington.
Mrs. Edward w. Bradford left to-
day for a western trip to Michigan
and Indiana.
Harry Mattison of the Rutland Her
aid staff was in the village last even
ing VlslllnB MS hlolheI' MIS-. r. ~
Bennett,
Peachesl Peachesl ZOO baskets
placed on sale today at Winslows
store on Main street. Selling fast al
wholesale prices-B. Cantor.
The corn roast at the Griswold
J place tomorrow night will begin at
o'clock. The hour is set early to &C
commodate the younger members o
the school who wish to return home
early.
A. ]. Cooper, Joseph M. Ayres
George r. Mathers, l.. S. Norton an
Frank Il. Howe left this morning il
Mr.. Coopers automobile for their ar
\ nual trip to the Vermont state fair a
4 White River Junction.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1910-09-20
BENNINGTON BRIEFS
views Of the Town and Village Told Briefly
for Busy Readers

Miss Alice Mcclure is in Manches-
ter for the day.
Miss Louise Warren is spending
the day in Manchester.
]. T. Remington is spending
portion of the day in Troy.
Mrs. Downer Austin has returned
to her home in New Jersey.
Leon Lamarre has returned from a
three weeks stay in Canada.
Charles D. snlers is spending the
day in Williamstown on business.
Mrs. NJ. C. Russell is visiting Mr.
| and Mrs. A. F. Day of Manchester.
Arthur Kehoe returned today to his
studies at the Vermont University.
Stark lodge, l. o. o. F. will work
the initiatory degree tomorrow even
ing.
Frank Terrell of North Adams is
the guest of his sister. Miss Mary
Terrell.
Ii Harold Cole of SALISBURY has ac-
] cepted a position at the Shurtlen
pharmacy.
| The condition of Frank Healy of
the Cottage hotel, who has been Ill,
is somewhat improved.
| Joseph Martell has accepted posi-
ton at the Kennedy Shoe store where
he was formerly employed.
| Ralph Shepard of Greenfield, who
has been the guest of Suren Gulian
returned to his home Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs Andrew f. Gardner Of
Prospect street visited Miss Sarah
Humphrey of North Bennington Sun
day.
DR.. II. r. Bristol has about Il
- white Wyandotte fouls on exhibition
= at the state fair in White River juno
=, ton.
q Miss Monica Boyle, who has beef
v, the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Earle Darl
60 ing has returned to her home IL
y. Troy.
Miss Florence Quinlan went thi
morning to Northampton where sh
will enter the Junior class or Smlt
ain college
. Mrs. Edward Bottum Of West Mai
street is the guest of her daughter
" Mrs. A. S. Hathaway of North Der
y nington.
Joseph Kennedy of Haverhil
Mass, who has been the guest Of hi
'a' brother, +. J. Kennedy, returned I
his home In that city this morning.
Mrs. Bert Griswold and family ar
preparing to go to New York to r.
side where Mr.. Grlswold recently az
cepted a position with firm in tina
city.
There will be a meeting of tn
teachers and officers of the Baptis
, Bible school tonight at 7:45. A fu
attendance is requested. Refresl
nu ments at the close Of the meeting.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1910-09-20

This is an opening of Fall and Winter merchandise
worthy we believe in every respect. That there is
merit in every article thoroughly believe.
We have been critical and exacting IN the selecting
of it and have priced every article right
Mems suits are mostly of that nationally known
make--David Marks g Sons. You can't buy poor
suit of the Horseshoe" brand--they don't make en-
Yet they are not high qriced-sl5 to $22
Come in and nose round Bit We're here wait
ino ready to show you as beautiful line of Fall goods
as ever you put your eyes on.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1910-09-20
Card of Thanks.

The undersigned desire to thank
their friends and neighbors for their
kind words and acts of sympathy
during the illness and after the death
OF John Ieary. and for the beautiful
floral offerings sent at the funeral.
Mrs. Rose I.eary and family
+. b. McInerney and family.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1910-09-20
CHIEF OF POLICE SHOT
Goes to Arrest Negro and is MortaIly
Wounded

Wilmington, n. c., Sept. 2O.-Chief
of Police ]. NJ. Stallings of Spring
Hope, ~ c., was MORALLY injured yes
terday by Norman Lewis, negro,
charged with selling liquor.
Stallings went to Lewis house and
ordered him to come out. Lewis told
his wife to put out the lights and open
the door. This being done the negro
shot Stallings with double barreled
shot gun Lewis has not been
caught.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-02-17
Su6rwerfe uno 2'feroe.
Pennsylvania Transfer
Baggage 4 Express Co.

800 GtHs gftrst rus Gid mIHeu retfaait rsrs
u MAIDEN fur uuiert s2a,srtpa cen sgseteuuna Tire
ica tnt aars aufs uHg traEabars Ghiett2 aat
oflimaisti uub tiHoc!iCr. qoabt ens tu bhrtss
Ern arbsi' qdomHtH uHh ttrttt Ium ip'eriesn
@tbraEA Giuiet itiftt Tchra@frbs. iptlas Ssa
uHtrtH Hgsritu btHntt frurDtH. uue tiHtes Etus
ten iutlas felt btm @Riau' trtielbtH FanfE ets
tuor'su bdteH; feratr ircrubttrt aHsah seastu uHb
ctiGjrrt; tirfaat uue tesgt;t. tscsfe EHs l&wtrs
pHue fall6sr Hrsiie rUI1nrt GHb bctnrhr irafHes
ttEt @earsGfistis piTt beuShafiai. Gii'nlsu IN
ghiiubtisbta NiittbBre NIB Cltodaub. WeH
ltre4t mii hsm celtsFtaFHtrtF iH gnitteW EtaEs,
sl2 Gh Vtavl Eirast gsuHfglsauta Setnboi.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-02-17
GotlS an Scntroffpren.

CfftcGber Gouninstl N NJ ffdIs
bon . an lion GUuntH,
Cincinnati, Ebio 10. ,SebTuar 1910.
g@rf sc lite audebote iperbsu entge.
geHaenoRmeU IN Ger GfiIte oss B0arb pi Gounf1
CcmmlNloucyS bic Jrcttag. ben II. @3drs
1910, mn 2 Qpr @d!iG8s, 'iir be nadfte beEoe
GCaHth glCbett:
GemaB neH Spe3ifiaiioner 30 ] .00G- Sir
eIue GCnGcicgride an Eoqagt Epab uabe
&i0crt GogaIis &late, n slnberfru 1osuuihia.
DE GroeIi ali 81 geteben IN uebereluifsr.
irNna ultt ben RlGR6r uHb EpeAififGtipnen tuel.
,5s tesf in ben Ei'ice ses Soarb OF GouHtp Com.
ulNauUeys ulfilepeH.
Slue 4Hseboie iH.iNeu au' iForruInreu auss..
'ert'gt ietH, Ue!ae ~ BET Office bes 9oGrb Of
GcuHtp Gcmnli'itunus 80 bnbfn tiHb, uNe be.
G.etet felu nit einem Bonb In Der siirume bon
tLn'buEoeCt (S5U000} 1uuaTE nit srpel
eu!cH LHo Geniqerben 2araihafien. bub
urr Jie!gr ben acHtratt eiuaeten h. .rb bur Mus.
iibrung ber srbsit in safe berfelot Tim su,
cTiGuHt ntTS.
DE GouHth Gommifionps bebaEieu f6 bas
@eci Dor, ir8eHbetn cher als aHeebeis sa
perfpertcu.
I'm aafirnae oss goars Of sarril.cn Gpuuts
gommifcHers.
GturIeh EtrubIs. rrdFibent
gi!eft: Jre6. Gretbs. G!trf.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-02-17
Mott; an 9uuir1stpres
G 0 mttfiorers Efitce,
Sa milton ecuHi0, Gbte.

Y I'll III Q u TT T. liCe
&a milton GcuHi0, Cbte.
Cincinnati, Eto 3. Sebruar 1910
SerfiepcIte angebofe psrben eH!.
9eQsgpenpmmen tn Der Gfftce bes RoGre 81
epuntg COMMITMENTS his gum 5reii Q.
ben 4. WtGr7 1910. nm ~ Ubr msttdgg.
fir bte rutitcbeube GouHtn s2lrbeit:
t9glaB b.r SgpSi'ftatlDHeH Jto. es3-ifitr bic
&er5CGIuUo Der .tcroH 8cGo Don Der Ciieracu
8rude ~ &cnjHBtgH zrmmes IopU'big.
ClC NJoei BAT III Ge'Ie5eu ~ uCblIeHitin'
nUuc nit hen 4.dnCn unb EcesififQfoueu,
incltc iett IN Der E"tce bes @uarn Of gcunfs
GpmmlNiDrers QufIleeeT.
NuC @HQeuale UtuhrH mi Forrul9Ter ausae.
ieyiiQi telH lpeitbc In Der Ef'scs bes godrb ~
Gorutn GDmu'iipucyS AZ ba5en fjHt, uuo be.
pIciiCt irtE ron ejnCm Pom in Der e5te bcu
etHtauFeno (Si OO0.0O) Dollars nit 3ret ells
ten uNo acnilBaTbca &iirpen u.s Stterbeti hat
tfr &icier D. Gy1tvait einacbeH Miro sur auss
UlCUUt miro
Tic Counts Commit anere brboItrr ff tas
9teGt bor. traen6eiu cher ale GuGehote 5u
ptJngrtgU.
I'm aufroac beg @oarb Of 9amilor gounts
gomWlfiuHGr5
StaHIet strubIt. Rrt,tbeut
attet: Greb. Grstts. glsrf.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-02-17
Egtil an RuntTaItsrrn.
ommtifirutrs EfTtcs,
8 tom COMM Ebtr

6omtltou GoUuip. 9 bts,
Cincinnati Eb.o p. Gan 1910
SeTitCse!tc AHGtJoie WerDeH eut
ceGcHgeHoHJWen In her Ei'lce bcs godro Of
Comic G0mm"ioners tts 6yeitGg, Rem %.
,yrbuuaJ 1910 um 2 l,tg 4EItiags. fir bic
ua1iicbeUoe Gcuufes4rteii:
ejgw8E rem SGts'uiGiloHcE &c. 3--sFiir bic
&SIcbergtIaiteynua hes EUcgibeilE ocr &luCtHl
ur' &DCgIue Bon Der o'!ltCu blg sglr pC'!lIten
ArrIocatloH5sGiUte bon Gurlg &euo, in 9igml
@gmubip
ate UrNeit bot AZ as'aebsu IN usrrreu'ttH,.
mung NIT ben xiiHen uun s9esiiiidhoHen,
Utlde leEi III Der Liuce oe3 GOGlo VI soun.s
4 UmmH tDuer5 uufitegeu.
gte Gnaebote ululen au' GormuIareH a,.sas.
i~riqi iein. rutae IN Der Etfice Res Routh Of
grRHt goTmiHicrsrs Su labeH ilnh. unb &c.
f!Citet igin ron CrcU %rHs IN Ger Suutus bon
elUaGfcHo lSi.000D0) 9oIGrs nit spei suisti
uUo sCnageuoeH 2lSaeH. hnb Ter 8ieier ben
EonirGil c.Ugcbcr lpirb Htr gusflhyuHg Der Gr.
belt, tE Sale nc~felbe ibr 5uerfdnrt tutrb
Eie EUuaih CowwgN,0ucrs brhuiirr n- hds
&eHt .hUr, irgeubetu ooer aue aueebois 81
Ueu.uCy'cG.
Sm Quftrnoe bss goarb BET Gpunta gous
Uifloaers r0n 6amiIigu GOuuip. Ohio
EtuUleb Strutie 8rdfibeHt
G;teft: GrEo. Grstbs. GIeri
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-02-17
anna alaria 2btl,

GEO, I d Q I Ten,
Q8ttrpe bon 6eurp @lbel. acborpn In Teiocs'
beim bel 9teuftGot 3beiupiQi5 i'm 4,teT ben -
1abrea unb II Gagcn. Die Iecroauna fiUaet
en- 1unnerItao cen II. sebvuur 1910 Mlhs
mittapS ~ ll5r bonn IrmerbGufc Cu= 'tntt
norald nm y . u5T in Der EGDCIc bee SorjuG
Grooe ;Srieo5cfes Elm ETGueruoliesolenit abgr'
bdIter miro. &erTnHote uHo lyUeunoe fno btcr'
5u h6tuGit eiHselaoeH. II
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-02-17
torS on mtttfpo6, ben IL. Gtbraar 1910.
Caroline heebl,
qeb. gfetBcr

1eIieBtc Satin bon 1houns RcebI in tbrem
II. gc5ensiabre; gehorcn In S3cfch5a4 bet tuIie!,
aRheiHpaI3. Die 8eerbquHG fjubet ON Cams
tag ben 10 fSebruar 1910. gtadmittags nm re
ubr, bonn IrGuerbau'e. go. 1886 Blum StrGtC
aus ffatt tporauf nm utr IN Der Griten 9res'
buteriduersRtrcbe On 2iHH @tyGbe eu IJuuergois
tesoierft c5eebditea lpir6. Die 9eifeEunl eUs
foigt auf benz Curing Grooe 6rteo4oie. Bite.
feline @luueu. iS-1g"
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-02-17
gtarb am is. Sebruar 1910, na6 Iansem.
@. Cbrifiian Megsr,

i'm sitter bon sc Subreu, eeliebter gjatte bon
IIdr aaretbe Wleper Qei6enbegdngHS an Is.
GeIrlar, gtadnlittne5 1lbr bonn Irauer6oufe
nus gto. 446S GDteratn @loeHue Lraucrfeter
I'm 2a ubr TN GrenlltorluuI. 4etue 8IuIHelt
17lSs
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-02-17

geIiebter G5atte bon m1drio @rubcr pc6 S-arms.
i'm alter ron 50 Sabren, 9lona1eH uno 3
evbaufe aus ON Tretiag, ben -. sSebruGr. uut
1I2 ubr Rofmittags. mosu BerDdT0ie uHc
Sreurhe bofIicit eiHselaben itHo,
17,15 Gte trauernhe GtuttiH.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-02-17

5turb ON mpontnQ. ben a. Sebrurr 1910.
nm l l llbr E Ntiuuteu Gormlttacs in Der 2Sob'
mins ibres S0bHes 30. 2726 CufleQ @lpcnuc
0goe Rurt. uHfere iuriG'i ge!ICbte gtutier,
N4ruRMutter linn urnrnEt11lftpr
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-02-17
fieroniWns Dufd),

i'm aIter bon - Tabren, gloucter uno 2i
GaaeH. Gte @eerotgung froc: ftaii uut Jrets
tG9 esR e. s6rsE ts l9lg n BON l. LEGIsE89ig HE
fooraUf um S1a ubr IN Der 5t. BGHluS=ltrche
cine feieC!t5e feaaemsSpcDmefe 0bgeb1tcn
tptro, spc8u GreuHoe uro @cianrte etngeIooeu
ituh bon ben tLlucruoeu GtUter5!tPbencu.
Gnna @kaCt q z uf d, oGb. Ulu6e
1=,1e uebit &HGepoyigeH.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-02-17
aathariua 6ug!ags.

NNOt 2
pebore1t in 9teuenfrhcH, CIoenburl. Geut'hs
lln6. i'm Iiter bon - JnbreH. Ete 4cerotqung
firoet flaat an Samftug, ben 1Q SebrIar 1919,
.goraer5 nm tlbr, bonn LrGucrblEie aug. gto
541 2aubrthge GtcCbe iBorCuf In her 5L 8au'
lussS4rCbe on Der y. uTo SgruG SrrG3e nm <
llbr 80 QsuIten eiue e!cylihe FeCu!cms3pdls
meiie celcbrtrt piro, no8u 5sucuEoe IND Be
idIEnte 55fliBit einpeIabcu fiilo. 1917
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-02-17
anua DurlanO,
e.b. q orb e nj ann,

i'm Sitter BON IS 9ahrer, 0lonaieu urb 90
Ideen. Tie geerbiGnne firoet itGtt or Gon'
teriIdg, ben II. SebruaT, 9la.hutiftaps 2 ubr,
bonn 7rnuerbaufe aus lpo3u 2ertpaustP ulb
iSreuHoe obne tpeitere Hoti8 b5fli6it eingeIaoen
itno 5tGte. feline glumen.
1917 Tie traHeruoen 5interbItsEsasa.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-02-17

- 4uf je 100 0obnrGums tommen
in Bottom LA, in pbilabelp6ia 141,
in Rep gorf unb glepelanb je 13o, III
Buffalo 1873, in g5icdgo 126 uno tn
Ualmau3se 115 8epobnsr.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-02-17

Stdr6 ON m2ittrot, ben 1G. Tebruar 1910,
Inn llTIf NT1r~1nug
9guis ilrNNe)afe,

I'm Glter bon II SahreR uno @lonaier. Iii
HeecOiquHg fiuoCt iiGtt an 1srcitGg, ben Is
Scbruar. nm J ubr 81 4inutcu 4a6miuoga
pom 2rGuerpauic, g.p. 2lo3 Gu8 StTdBe, Gus
Ghrtius 1T meir Qeben,
Gterbeu nletu CSe}ulnn
srhm bob id mih erqcbeu
&dt Jrcue' fabr' i'd b45u.
Ulit Trcu6' fobr' i'd bon oduren,
Su Gbrjit herH @ru0cr meiu:
TQb i6 uDp' gu Ibru iomHen
llub GfuIG Bel Ibal fem. 171s
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-02-17

IN feiner Nobrurg. glo 1915 GbGfe 9toenue
GirmHiusbtle. III feinem so. GebenSiafre. Die
eeeroiaung fiubet itait beuie, Gonueritae, ben
II. iSe6ruar, I'M pig llbv 9iadHttiag5, bon ber
2priHg grooe 5rteoboi5saapeue aus. l.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-02-17
Norddeutscherrkoud
9onoon-BGris-gremen

S0liO0ll-Ilrts-VreIlei
ReaelmdHige CmHeubomyfer ieben 1irnhss.
r3runsrIp5 5eiitu Geeilie",
,,asifer silhstm ls {"
.,9rprprtus &tfbefm",
,,9ntfer Siitelm Der grrSe".
Gegelmdbine &ufbnmpirrfebrf isbeH Tienraa
nit usueu Ispp:iid1raMbens q ompiern.
1900 IcnHernebnif 700 fsub Iona 10 fsub brett.
,0enrse Wafhirnfpn",
,.Ertns 1rieorih Nilbeim",
.GIrpker anrfart", rSrissri6h Der &roSe",
.@resIan". .EriuSes Gir",
,garbnFaHn", ,Srrmeu",
Saesamdhlac BsRsamsfsr tsSen Gsmerias
,,siBein", ,,91niu", .,eusssu".
mttteImeer Sabrt:
Gibraltar - Nedpel-Oenna
sssuIdre ednsnbempfsr ieben esmhns.
.gerltn" (Hcul, ,,EarbaroHsS.
...aaniain aOntfs", sa6Hts alber.",.
rErinBefiiH Jrrrt", .,9ednr~.
fgor8nal Girritbtuna In aaififen nno 3ruiobenoe6
l1nabb1neige Iouren nm bic Eeit
-Trabeisrs 9be6" 9nltia lbcr Die gGnse XgeIt
0ELRlcHs 4 CO.. s Broadway, N. Y,
Eerernbaaenten.
MaenteH fir Cincinnati:
4 nHb gnnfHut snabe; Msffern Hsrmnr Rnnf
sltIas National Eans: Hepler 4 Co. 1910 Nace
err q anbn q cons, $50 on Rierie gfr. !:
Erirbien Gersnaa WsHt. osSssfs9 aHs GsIeratn
GDensas. ~
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-02-17
saaob Grubfr,

Starb am 9ieritue, ben To- 15ebruar 1910,
WoreeHs um ubr 30 yQr!., in iei1er GSpbs
uuTtG, go. 42s 8aEi SiraBe.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-02-17

Star5 am Gier'iug, ben Is. sTebruur ~
I'm 9:i5 ubr G5eu0s. pJb.oerfeteu nit
bell. EterbelQtrumeHien,
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-02-17

StQrb am Sonrtaa ben 13. ,Yc5rltar 1910
9ahu.lttngS I'M ubr, in ibrer gSobnana. Qo
120 WiuI6errp StraBe. uufere tIEiglt geliebte
m9litter uu6 Grobulutter
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-02-17

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The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1910-03-31

Thomas A. Edison said recently Of
serohaullcs.
within Eve years the North Pole
viii be reached in a ~forty-hour trip,
and the globe viii be encirclcd within
( week.
But the type Of aeroplane must be
changed" continued Mr.. Edison. be
fore such flights are undertaken. or
otherwise aefonauts viii be talking
like the automobiles who. after buy.
Ing a cheap car. visited the salcsrooms
and said:
You said when you sold me my four
horse power runabout that you'd sup.
ply ali parts broken
Eyes. sir. said the salesman.
Then said the other. let me havs
It once. please, a irat and third rib.
wo front teeth. n left ankle bone
snd a nose bridge"
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1910-03-31

Prince Edward Islands annual
catch Of Holsters amounts 70 2o.o0o.0eo.
As many as 10000 boxes OF Tasma-
nsan apples have arrived in q year In
England In perfect condition
Receipts from suez canal shipping
In the frst nine months Of the year
amounted 70 si7.7ss.oo0. against s16.-
100000 IN 1905. and si7.2ss. 900 In
1907.
Miss Ivy Z. Woodward has been ad-
mitted to full membership In the
Royal College OF Physicians Of Lon
don. This Is the first time that the
coveted n. r. c. P. has been conferred
upon a woman
The high price OF wheat has caused
the British farmer to alter greatly the
layout OF bis yearly crops. In the last
year the acreage under whezt IN Eng
land increased no less than IL per
rent. or nearly 100000 acres.
The province Of British Columbia is
now receiving the attention OF inyes-
tors from eastern Canada. the United
States and England. and with the
further Development OF It's rich re-
sources OF coal and other minerals.
timber. etc. its wealth and population
should steadily increase.
No creature is more apt 20 become
hopeless dipsomaniac than the honey
bee. The flowers deliberately trade on
the weakness and make their honey
intoxicating simply to give the bee an
irresistible taste for II and induce
the deiuded insect to make continual
calls * their bar-London Globe.
The United States has been making
increased purchases OF lambs from
Canada. amounting to about $1,000
600 annually for the three fiscal years
1906. 1907 and 1908. For the fiscal
year ended June so. 1909. however. the
amount was not quite 100000. The
chief ports OF entry have been in New
York state.
Out in Colorado an inventor got q
patent on a nashiight put on smaller
arms. even pocket pistols. so that
wherever the searchlight strikes there
the bullet hits. making the taking Of
aim unnecessary. This pistol method
was devised by the inventor for police
men TO use on burglars and other
fciona.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1910-03-31

u.m~.t negro paid Notes s~curfnx
Freeaom 20 Years After War.
Peter Morton. or ~Old Pete" q
colorcd man and a quaint character
Of antebellum days. died at HIS home
In Geneva court recently. the Cincin'
natl Enquirer says He did not know
his exact age. which was about so
years. and there Is probably no one
now living who does. When asked
about II he would say that he was "a
right smart sized boy the year the
stars fell and when Jenny Lind came
down the Ohio River"
-Old Pete" since the close OF the
Civil War, has az different times been
A family servanf and man-ofall-work
In many prominent families IN the
hills. and in Avondale. and varied his
employment occasionally by doing
porter work IN downtown stores 1t
Ia related OF him. and the story was
confirmed by himself. that before the
Civil War he was the property OF a
Kentucky gambler. who went broke.
and ~Pete~ with all other chattels pos
sessed by the gambler. had to be sold
to satisfy his creditors
The officers OF a bank IN Maysville.
KY who had taken a liking TO the
coiored man on account OF his genial
good nature and strict honesty. offered
to buy his freedom for him II he
would execute his personal note In
their favor and make his payments
upon Il. according as he was able. until
they we're repaid. This he agreed TO.
but with the close OF the Civil War
and the scattering OF his friends FAR
and wide, Pete fell into hard lines
from lack OF q permanent home and
steady employment. but he never for
got his financial obligations 70 hts
banker ~benefactors and he continued
making his payments to them for
twenty years after the close Of the
war untfl the debt was finally paid.
often he was told that the claim was
outlawed and he could not be legally
forced TO pay II. but he Invariably re-
Piled that his b~enefactors had trusted
him and no matter how long II took
he would pay them back to the last
c<nt.