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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1910-09-23
slits Sranflin Gpuntp.

Comm Sermmm nube Sefiries'
burg tpuroe ON Samstag BON eirtelt
geidlagerb mo obgleif 10.
Tort drstlide Siilfe gprutcn Wuroe
fonnte linn nift ge6olfen fperoet.
Der SOB frat am aftttiuod ein.
3ie Satin bes Serrt Gbas. g,
Reinbar5t BON LINTON ftarb IN ct.
2ouis lrab Iangem 2etOeI. Sic mltB-
re iid 3tpeimoI operiren laile1r, llto
obgIeid sic glatsii6ten fir lire @e.
neiung crit giiRitie tparerL trat cine
8enbung 8ilm SdIimmereu elm, NM
Ser zoo erloite tie BON ibren &eiben.
Sic mlrbe Sreitag in Union beerb.
iet. SIR @ntte uno nlebrepe &inoer
betraitern ibr Sinfdeioen.
@r4Senator s. 90. &eble bat feline
Sarm BEL Sarat @rope permietbet,
niio miro nit Ieiner @attin mad
Rep Sqpen aiebcn mo lie oas Craig
'ibe Seim beuobnen meroer.
Sr Columbia itarb am MtittWod
Serr Sp. 6. Gibeit i'm glter BON 81
Sabuer- Serr @iben betrieb ii
@albin9tot DO, Dor Sabren cir
idiuungboftes &oiifmannsseiddft
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1910-09-23
-9onis @oeaer oon @lorriiol

2onis 8oeger bon Morriion
mar 8iefitag bier. Der 3abnar5t bat
te i'm in Der @ia6e.
6ran hilbert Gbriitel NIT ibren
3tpei Go6tern BON Sort Scott, Sean.
las lit bier 81 9eiu6 bel i6rcn
gerponoten
IS. 8. @enfel reiite 6ieicn Ror-
gen nad ct. 2ouis I'M Der 3aianl.
nteitfrmft ser republifmii6en Belt
iugsIdrciber bei5lthupbnen.
@ittmof,, 6reitog utro Somitag
.Sieier @od,e iirpo fiir ole aatIolifcn
.oie Gnatember 8oit. uirO a%bitiien5-
tage bes Serbites.
Sri. SuIia Stollmeper fpeld)c
bier bel Den @beleitten Brib Gang
gu g9eilidb nor, girg @ontag iuieSer
Scim no1 8reoeridsbnrg.
Srau Scrbinano SelidIoeger
bon @arfieIo Goiintp, Santos mar
gInfangs ser ISOLDE bel ibrem Ser.
~panotcn Den gbeleltten @briit Sdler
Der bier 81 9ciiid.
9ioreen miro in 9weuSpill
cine @eriammlputg nes &~cpnblifati
idyrn Central Counties fir @osco'
uabe Gpuntp itottfiuOcn I'M itbel
@abIoneelegenDeiteu 5l beratben.
Sentor 8. @. &ebIc 1T BOZ
Sendte @rope nodI gtetu Sabcn lib
ergeiieoelt. ST. bot Ieirre 6arm Der
, paf1tet.
!. Sic SteuermiSgleifs 9eborO
fiir sWterd)ants Stotenert" erhobt
SEN beridteten @ertb Oes @aaref
/. layers S. Otto Brandt IN @orr'
: ION bon $4,000 mif $4,000 uuo hid
I mie irrtbiimlih beridItet lestc 8od
pom $4,000 ant $4,000.
ga nadite Dial ipeirlt ibr a
: fangt BON @adbau cine Nenigfeit 1
er51blelL baltet inne unb Oeltft nc
eraablc Steie Geiditte bon Ell
r @efm cllf) hieier @eOante Spt
We modt, Damn MIR weiter nit Dem 6
7 5oblen.
Ser &obert @dlter reiite on
gangs lester 8odle nod Bottle gr'
q @sidigon. at ieirer @attin tpel'
ft6 oaieIbit ipeeen ibrer @eiumob
lie felt aufones gitgttit i'm Soaitoril
en- befinoct. Sic iin0 Out Der Sci
reiic ut Chicago bel g~erwaroten 81
i. 8eiiid),
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1910-09-23
@soraen gl6cno sporfaIle.

-Grl. 2eota @eliel 1T in gat-
SoIio, DO, bel 6refnOen gu se'
iith.
8enn man oieicr Gage nit leI'
ner qrbeif Dor GunfeI ierttg tperDen
mill, mnB man Iid Ipirten.
Sliper @raf itcbt am 8asto'
noSe- Hub oiu Den &e9ieritngsorbelfei
Der 5luBperbeiierrrig in arbeit.
gle staot IaBt al Der Sdiifer
Strabc iibrr ole alleps ltoue ee'
ntentipegc baueis.
Sri. Gtelfa Silber reiite aelterli
morgc1 nadl ct. goltiS I'M Serblt'
iuaaren ein3rfalIctt.
Der alte Serr 6ris sroltot poll
Crate lit bier gum 9eindc betrt
ednpirgcriobn @cp. Doll mo @otttl'
Sn. Sulia &clnenoadl BON Der
Ger mar 9onueritag cine %uillfortlle
8eIuderin unicrcr @cidaitsitelie.
SRI. gcro Sdoeiier 1T pieoer
bel ibrcn gltcrn 8u Stplpc oobeitt
&c molltc ibr in ct. 2uris nidyt &c
fallen.
@iIliam mo Senru 9rdrtfgon
bon Berger be9aben it'd Satnitoi
na6 Columbia, MO, I'M oorteii lin
Idan 8u bdlten.
Spite Sdried weIher tpege'
feinen &1enmotismus in Sot Sprit
arfanias mar 1T luieOer bier, g
BELT.
8ie alien @eteranem Gbriif Se
terer nivb Gbriit 8eber at Der Sir
Greet iinb leioer nod frailf I'M
nidt better.
Sroli Srco Morfiuap atpo 6ro
Marp &ooemoiln bon Sefierion Git
tporeu bier BET Der 6ouilic s. {
8ilIiants 81 8ciu6.
Sn aimmd'$ Sauie lit ipieo
elm @anOeIbiIoe. 3beater I'M Gan
iiito fSnneit ole eltert fid mn NJ
tbnn I'M oie notbige &idelS fir ii
&inoer berbei5udfaifen,
Ter Strobbnt lit ttad Dem 9
fee Der MoOe MIR bis gum is. 81
TENDER GriitelBbere6tigt, bod
BieIigen Wamner baben ibre ali
9efel 10 lieb getpomlcn Dab itc
BON oemielben nidt trernlett fonneI
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1910-09-23
Rad, 9anias Gin.

anIdbli9 Der Sobres 2ibe Stod
Sbotu in aanias Gin o~erfanier mir
boun 8. bis 5itrn IL. Sftotar Sobr.
farten oprtbin gut fiir &llrofobrt 5u
$50. Gnt bis 1S, Sftober.
Hnd ct. Gpnis.
8een Der g~erimmlIung Der @roB
Ioae u. S. urto u, 90, BON @iliouri
al Ct. 2onis perfanfen mir bonn %.
bis gum 90. September Sabrfartet
gut fir Sim mo &erfdbrt 5G $500.
Out aur &iidfebr Bis sum 8. Otto.
Der.
Hndl SebaIin.
@eaen ser Stoots Sair ntb 3li.
|~iammfmnft Der Mooern 8ocbtnen in
lSeoalia perfntfear mir bonn so, Sep
tender Bis ben s. 0ftober Sidetg
fir oie &unbfobrt 5t 1925 out sur
@iidfebr Bis ben Z. Sftuber.
q. 9. arnfier, ggent
Serfnorrn, Wso.
4 III .tfNN n.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1910-09-23

SER upo Srupl 0scar grodt
Don fredericksburg muren @itttpod
bier ouf Der Gurdreiie na6 Seras.
es fommelt S,lr 3eit nift piel
6aruer in sic GtoOt Der @efdoits
garea lit rubig rnt0 @eiligfeitem rar.
SRI. eiteIo aonietfo, Dop@ Ban
reiiie @ittppd nod ct. Souts no
lie cine Stele als Stenogropbtlrllt
antrefen tDiro.
-gmil @eber, BON Barlo1s, Sail'
las, mo 8idar6 8eber, bon Selt-
Der, Colorado, finb bier 81 getii9
hires frattfett @oters $errtr ebrtit.
@dber mt Ser Sirit Greet pobrbaft.
-9ie Sdepbot @eieaidaft oa-
bier nladt aQerlei @erbdiernngen
lnro lou sic 2eiftintgsfdbisteit IN ie-
Ser ge5iebung erb0bt fperoen.
CHARLES 8eren0 Don Berger
Dem Dor mebrereI @ofew ELM Stero
onf Sen Sub trot fam INNER nod
nidt 10 reft lumber. Gr bot nit
Dem perlesten @lieo piel Srrdl8ll'
MAIDEN gebdbt.
9Srau Gam Storp pefde NIT
tbren 9obD nieler CONNER bier ben
ibren @ltern Serr nlro 6rait albert
@uentber 5u geind mar, 1T Sam'
Ttaa nit ibreu @attelt naf fbrem
Seim in Cairo, SHs., 8nriidgefebrt.
Grof. s. 8. Spobrer bat lid
aaierr nad Columbia begeber I'M
ourten III Ser llniperiitdt elm Sabr
All perbrirmelr SIT fciaer rcitcrcr slliS
biIounq. Seine 6omilie mipS IN
aiirse iolqs,p unn tbr @aitn % alti-
idtasel.
*Gin DprsiisItdes nno iebr idinad
Gaftcs TIaidcn6irr inter Dem va
men 4OlS aGscrg ipiuic nas belt'
uaS mrltberibmtc &nSmciIcr ineldes
III alien 5 GrSthcilcn Der @clt &c
i trunfcn ipirS, 1T 5n Ocn1 billisitel
/, @rcis 81 beaiebcn BARD bic Gscntrf
Der gnGGnicr.S ni6 Srciuina Gp,, i
: Scrmanl.
9et ct. hubert brndben lesteI
. 5reitag 9iebe in einet @iiterwageI
: Der @io. Sacific 8abn uno ltable,
+ Ooralls A 3u5eipo an8iige &leiOer,
3 Ditellb ~lteberocfe, s S6rotgemebrl
..ESdube uiro pieles 4nbere. Sbeng'
i namtte Mrtifs tpnroen II Meila 81,
j. Ieits bon ct. @ubert on peridieoe
chi Srtet I'M @ruie beritedt geful
l. oen.
III Otit beutigen 9otum ben q
N Septembet begiunt Der Serbit. au
e. Bel ntaltdben bon ms Wenifen y
III lid bereits 6es 2e6ens Serbit eng
d. iteQt. elm 8latt nady benz onoern be
i. ipelft, nno oann eritirbt ail6 ba
Der Stamm man NOR etttitt
8em man oantt mr. orOentli6
4 mar, 10 gebt's ia nod-nber tpie q
i leu lit boS 2ebet ltiir Elm 8raum-
= man lebt nlro merit es foilnl
sr. Sim Sonntaa Fnbren So
Is. 8oebm, Sralts 8ner, Gbas. Sdpa
mt 8ronf Gebsamem Gonro6 @rebt
ir <ooIpb 8altntgnertner, Mitglief
ia bes @rano @rmp 8oitenS, u
In 6rit Sdsrer rn einem geoeft
@agen nod 2ittIe Berger Inn o.
gegnibnib oes 8~eritorbenett &a'
!, era0rm Sris eng bei51npobneiE, q
d, Dem Sanbe bon Sris eng angelo.
MEN gerietbeit Die HGoer a1rf Der
!, tea Seite oes @agens ollf cir
-. arrbang elm &ao brad nuf Der II
oereit Seite, oos Subrmerf idl
& Inn iiruo Ste Sniaiielt puroen Def
~ burdeirauoer gemorfen. Sic Sc
y, en- @oebm iutb 9aer erlitten 9
lesnngelt I'M @eiiht, e~riterer
~idlimmiten 10 Dab er mebrere g
Toe oaS Simmer bitten mubte. Oh
mo Oieien llnfall farnen lie perfpatet
Gt 8eeroigune.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1910-09-23

anldBlid Der Sommer Gbautaqlla
Gaiion nitro Die @o. 8aeiiic 9obn
bonn /. SUM Bis gum 80. September
8idetS fir Die sin. unO Serfabrt
mad Solliiter, Camp 60, 30, gu
$t3.t5 berfanfen, gut 8ur &iidfebr
Bis 8itn 81. Sftober.
9ieies bietet cine idPne @eIegen.
belt einen alisgeSebnten 8eiud mad
Dem iiioliden SbeiI oes Staates gu
MAIDEN. SoIliiter lieet an Ben be.
riibmten @bite &ibar.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1910-09-23

u. 81. g9olter.
SipenspilIe fin0et beiite u
lnoraen ole aornousitellnng (eorit
5bou1 itatt.
SRI. goa sdlles fam seitern
Don eiitem ldngeren anfertbnlt NJ
ct. 2oius mieber bierber 3uriid.
SER 6. s.. 3bee pon Soft, $40,
ifreibt inns anldBIid etrter @eidnits
nnoeleaenbeit oob Scr 8ei5en OieiGt
CONNER idledt lei aber aorn 70
bis rs gnibe[ ben alfer gcbe.
6rit Sfaeperfoetter anlimom
31 Dtt. SterIiire fam 9eittfpod, nit
Dem @ootc bierber oiif Der @eiIe nad)
CT. Qultis Inn ieiite 8interlpaaren
ciu8ufanien.
SEER ur6 5ran 9beooor Sditi.
ino ainSer norelt oieie @ohe bier
bel s5rau S6iifs @ittter 8ralt @Sar.
la Sdercr 3ttm 9eiud. Sic Se.
ftd,er fatnet oom Often no JIG lang
ere ;3eit IN Der Sommerfriide 8llge.
.brodt bottcn.
Sral Bertha 9ulcmann nrlO
odlter 8rau @m. aornebogrn nit
8abp bon St. 2oliis lanaten 9titt.
nod gum 9eiud bier an inab iitO
All @aitc Der 8oniliet 8reO BALLET
Ipnio 3obn 8iautscb.
6ran @m, Saeffner Sr. iurO
6rdu ganl. &aefiner ST., iino BON
iuem ntebrtdgtger geiud bel Serlrp
9uiie 3u Gbamoi5 5uriifgcfcbrt.
Serr guiie lit @robpoter Der jung
eli 5rol &aeffter.
= ScSe Sier5ntgc bic ctitntal nm
CT Bier gefOitct, mill fcin anScrs
mcbr. TrObirt cs-cs 1T cin's Der
bcIten &ierc nnS snglcidcr 3eit bas
Silligitc mclde je in Sermann pcr'
5apft mufoc. GIT baden bei Scl
Maentltr Ser Wuh1tiersgSlidl Src;u
ing So, Sabicr.
Der &arb Gar aitf Der Stref
pes @ormonnes 6ronf Soffnortl
murbe 9ienitag morgen BON cine
Berionen8ug ertaBt INTO heiIeite &c
ihletoert. Die arbeiter perlpre
allie ibr mitgebrad,tes @iiem Hot
{ mupOe gliiflidertpeife nienlanb be,
1 lett.
@em eiire 9aitama @elt.slits
iteaung abgebolten meroen loa, 1
lit 9telp SrleuIps ieoenfolls Der Gin
tisIte &las baiiir. Dent Ole groi
lialie Der 8epoIferrn9 Der 8e
Staoten III getrodt se5ogen mir
!, Pins oieiem @rinIoe allcin neroiel
!, 9tem 0gIeanS Der 8or5iia oeillt III
4 halln, peinl Die Sinreiie iid nieori
s Hellt, fam elm GROCER @eillh Ell
treten
Sugo BOD irnb &ugo Sfsn
! boben ii6 nod ct. &ouis begeb,
y Inn Stellirng 81 llrden. Die Gro
& foot bietet ltreblomen iullget sc
4 rem CUTE @elegerbeit ii9 erapor
!, arbeiten, ober es gebort 6leiB, Il
bauer ltno ioIioe 2ebensart 0o1
J, Die allten Stellem bober rlr 5
ienigen inne ole friiber Die peitiq
miinidenswertber SteIlen befleibs
z ten.
q Serr TITO Sraii @briit Sdlen
81 werorn mtor9eft cine 8eiuds. ii
a 8ergrigungSreiie mad &anias, s
g loboma. Colorado un6 California
. terten lin 6ortmobnen6e &ertpat
al te limo Sreiiiroe 5m beilthen. S
q ganSeS Seben lang iiSo tie i'm eng,
u EN- Seim tbdtig getDeIeir obnc ii6
q ne lansere @rboIunaspunie meg I
q ou s&ouic 8i gocttiteE nrro mollen i
81 bas SerIdimlte nodbolem @Iiidli
al &eiie mo piel @ergniiser!
al Gin Bier NIT ciaem seialit
~ Nnsi@cu, iupblidmedrnb, rabn
- nit einem uatiirlid)en nilS nidlt or
Isl SnftSrnf crscngeuben SelbWs
obra anf anS ielbit IN r%uueroosc"
~ npicn lit Is ppblfiblcno ano min
inter alien 8ieren in Sen
~ Staatcn Bic erfte StcIle rin.
~ Tnrbe bes 8iercs lit Gdt nnS
.S2 ,id,f herfcIgh4 oAer ~Ecf4 =,
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1910-09-23

mo lradyOen er baiieIbe b~erfaitft bat
tc belt er ltdt in ct. 2ouis mo aan
las gftp aitf, mo in Ben lebteh
Sabren ipobtrte err in Columbia, Mo.
Ole 2eidle pur6e nod 8aibirgton
geididt nlpo onf Dem Sob Seopa
6rieobofe BON Ger DOB Selloip 2ose
.beeroi9t. gr binterlabt feline @itt-
ne, einen Sobn nnb mebrere God
ter. @r mar elm gruOer bes per-
'Itorbenen Clos. @. giben.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1910-09-23

Serr S, 8. @enieI empfiebIt
Iih fir ollie porfommenoen @otar-
orbeitcn. SIN 8rliferei-sebduoe gu
.finben.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1910-09-23

9tpenspiIle tinoet belite u
imoraen oic aornausiteIlnng Corn
Sbeu) itatt.
SRI. aoa Sdples fam gelterH
Don eiitem ldngeren anfentbalt m
ct Soiris mieber bierber suriid.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1910-09-23

SER s. s. 3bee BON SOlt, gio,
idreibt ans anlaBlif etrter @ei6uits
maelegenbeit bob Der 8ei5en Oieiat
CONNER idledt lei aber aorn 20
bis 10 8ribe[ Den afer gcbe.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1910-09-23

mar 8iefitag bier. Der 3abnar5t bat
te ion I'M Der Mate.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1910-04-12
BENNINGTON BRIEFS
News IF the Town and Village Told Briefly
for Busy Readers.

Mrs. c. M. Graves is in Troy today.
Miss Nellie Hurley of Gage street
is in Troy today.
Mr. and Mrs. George Clark are Wis
iting in Pottsdam, n. Y.
L. c. Davis spent Sunday with his
parents in Manchester.
Mrs James Burke is passing the
day in Troy and Albany.
Walter Rice, Jr., has accepted
position with b. T. Henry
Miss Eliedia Pellerin Of School st.,
Is visiting in Manchester.
David Leonard has accepted a posi-
tion on the Sherwood farm.
Mrs, Allen Hillard has returned
from weeks visit in Boston.
Mrs. Samuel Parker of Main street
is passing a few days at Oswego, n.
Mr. and Mrs Frank Davenport are
visiting in Troy and Albany for a few
days
Thomas Cummings of West Ben
nington is confined to the house by
illness.
Edward IaFranchise and w. F.
Peltier were in Manchester yesterday
on business.
Louis Buffum Of Dorset has return
ed after a visit to his sister. Miss
louise Buffum.
William Dalhiem has accepted a
position with II. c. White co. of
North Bennington.
Miss Evelyn Tessier who has been
visiting relatives in town has return
ed to South SALISBURY.
Miss Mary Ryan of North Adams,
who has been visiting Mrs. John
Scarey, returned to her home Sun
day
The ball committee of the Knights
of Columbus will meet before the reg
ualr meeting at 7.30 o'clock this eve
ming.
Mrs. Thomas Cummings of Ben
hington Flats who has been very i'll
for some time is improving.
A. A. Penn the popular song writ
er OF New York called at the home
of Thomas Cummings Saturday.
Miss Nellie Cummings received
word Saturday that her brother Ed
ward who has been very Ill in the
Catskill Mountains is much improy-
ed in health and will soon return
home.
United States Judge Ray has APP
pointed Frank c. Curtis of Troy spec
ial master to sell at public auction
certain property of the Bennington e.
North Adams Street Railway com
pany in an action brought in the Unit
ed States circuit court by the Union
Trust company of Springfield, as
trustee, for the foreclosure OF mort
gage. The sale is ordered to be held
at the court house in Troy May IL.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1910-04-12
WILD PIGEON DISAPPEARS
No More Big FIocks Left in Michigan
Former Habitat.

One of the greatest ornithological
mysteries, and one that has never
been solved, is the disappearance of
the wild pigeon of North America
Michigan figured conspicuously in
this great bird tragedy, because 1t
was the nesting place Of the pigeons
and il was in that state that the last
great flock was seen, passing sud
denly and completely out of sight Of
man, and only existing in memory.
The most noted migration in Mich
igan was the great fight of 1876
Late one afternoon on dismal
March day the pigeons began to ar
rive near Petoskey. The birds came
in two bodies, one directly from the
south by land, and the other follow
ing the east coast OF Wisconsin until
they reached the Manitou islands,
when this great army of birds
changed its course and flew straight
across Lake Michigan This latter
body come in from the lake just be-
fore dark Those persons who saw IL
say that 1t was compact mass fully
six miles long and two miles wide.
The first flock to arrive in the woods
near Petoskey was almost as large.
The last big flock came to Petoskey
in the spring Of 1888. A few isolated
nairs stopped to nest in that section,
but the great body crossed the
Straits of Mackinaw and disappeared
in the wilds of Canada. This was a
great disappointment to the old-time
meters, who, concluding that the
birds had returned to their old
haunts, got out their nets and made
preparation for their slaughter. The
pigeons never returned. The disap
pearance of this last great flock
marked the passing OF the pigeon
New York Herald.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1910-04-12
OLDEST MERCHANT DEAD
Walter c. Landon Dies Of Pneumonia
Prominent in Town Affairs


Prominent in Town Affairs
. Rutland. April 12.-Walter c. Lam
don, said 10 be Rutland's Oldest mer-
chant In point OF service a director
OF the Baxter National bank since its
organization. died Sunday afternoon
OF pneumonia.
Mr.. Landon was veteran OF the
Civil war, enlisting as color bearer
In the First Vermont and later going
out as captain of Company X in the
18th regiment. He represented the
town OF Rutland in the legislature OF
1928. He was the son Of the late
Noah Landon and was born at Sun
derland August II, 1881.
He came to Rutland in 1852 as
clerk in his cousins hardware store
and after a few years conducted a
grocery business himself He was
proprietor OF the Central House here
in the sixties. In 1868 he started the
hardware business OF w. Il. Landon
& Co, in the same building which il
now occupies.
Mr.. Landon is survived by son
Charles r. Landon OF this city and
brother in Connecticut.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1910-04-12
PERU
A son was born April 9. to Mr..
and Mrs. Wells Dickinson.

A son was born April 8. to Mr..
and Mrs. Wells Dickinson.
Chilly raw day. The first automo-
bile of the season went through
here Sunday afternoon.
Mrs. w. II. Burroughs and daugh-
ter returned TO their home In Rut-
land the first OF the week.
Alfred NJ. Best of New York city
has purchased Josiah Whitney's
place. Mr.. Whitney will probably
occupy the place until fall.
The body OF Clark Iakin was
brought here for burial on Tuesday.
Funeral was held from the church.
He was a former resident OF this
town, though his home for. several
years has been In Maine.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1910-04-12
REFLECTIONS ON HIS NOSE
u Was a Red One Before Poslam
Completely Cleared the Skin

Because OF the numerous rcfec.
lions on his red nose many a man
possessed OF that afIllction has deter.
mined to rid himself OF Il and has
done so quickly through the use Of
little poslam the new skin remedy
naturally flesh colored which heals
and hides skin imperfections. Al
though primarily a remedy for &c.
zema-stopplng the Itching with first
application and rapidly restoring the
health OF the skin-poslam shows i'm.
mediate and surprising results when
used for less serious skin affections
such as pimples, rash, blotches, In.
Examinations. etc. Used after shay.
ing Il will soothe and tone up the
skin as no toilet preparation could
possibly do.
According to the uses for which
Il Is employed, poslam may be pur.
chased In so cent boxes or 81 Jars at
w. l.. Gokay's and all drug stores. A
free sample which will demonstrate
tie marvellous work will be sent upon
request to any one who will write
TO the Emergency Laboratories, 30
West Goth Street, New York City.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1910-04-12
PEREeRINE WHITE
Descendants Of First White Child
Born In Massachusetts Dead

BORN IN MASSACHUSETTS Dcdo
Bangor. Me-, April i2.-Peregrine
White. for 40 years member OF the
Penobscot bar and for much OF that
time a famous attorney In criminal
cases is dead at his home here aged
81 years. Mr.. White was born In
Dixmont and came to Bangor In early
life. studying law in the Office OF the
late Aaron L. Simpson and being ad-
mitted to the bar In 1870.
He was lineal descendant OF Per-
egrine White, the first white child
born In the Massachusetts bay colony
and was a member OF the Society Of
Mayhower Descendants. He leaves
widow, son and daughter. The
funeral will be held Wednesday after
noon.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1910-04-12
EVELYN rHAw GOING ABROAD
Will Continue Art Studies In Paris,
Doinq Her Own COOKING

New York, April 12.-Ambitious to
gain fame as a sculptress. Evelyn
Nesbit Thaw will sail for Paris on
Thursday next to continue her art
work abroad. She will rent mod
est apartment in Paris and do her
own cooking.
She. still receives a monthly allow
ance from the Thaw family, but her
friends say she Is permanently es-
tranged from Harry X. Thaw, her
husband.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1910-04-12

PILES CURED IN 6 To "a DAYS
PAzO OINTMENT Ia guaranteed to
cure any case ofltchlng. Blind. Bleed.
ing OF Protrudlng Piles In 10 IL
days or money refunded. SOC.
The Penn's Grove record., 1910-01-14

Government does not intend to lessen
in the least degree it's prosecution OF
suits to dissolve combinations which
are to-day monopolizing the COM
merce of the country, and seeks only
to. foster and encourage reasonable"
concentration of capital-necessary
to the economic development of man.
ufacture, trade and commerce. He
also points out that the worst Of
tenders in monopoly must accept Fed
eral Incorporation, face criminal
prosecution, or dissolve themselves
into their component parts in the diff
ferent States.
In industrial combinations called
trusts, the President says the inter-
state and foreign business far exceeds
the business done in any n State.
This fact, he says, will justify grant,
ing of Federal charters to such COM
binations under such limitations as
will secure compliance with the Anti
Trust law.
To this end he recommends a grant
ing of Federal law for the charters
to corporations engaged in interstate
commerce, protecting them from I'M
due interference by the State and re-
lying on National supervision to pre-
vent abuses which have arisen under
State control.
Such a law would subject the real
and personal property only to the
same taxation as is imposed by the
States and would require complete
reports to be filed at regular inter-
walls. Holding companies will be for
hidden.
The President declares the Sher-
man Antitrust law does not need
amendment, and that the series of de-
cisions by the Supreme Court renders
a strong reason for leaving the act as
1t is.
The public, the President says.
must disabuse itself of the idea that
any distinction between good trusts"
and dad trusts" can be introduced
into the statute.
The President declares that mon
opolies must be restrained and pun
ished until ended.
The Penn's Grove record., 1910-01-14
PRAYER.

Eternal God, we thank Thee that
through Thy grace We find life and
light. Kindle Thou u souls into
holy desire that our common lie
be possessed by a heavenly pur-
pose. Help us as children of the Lord
of Love to spend ourselves IN loving
service and show a depth of affection
in our daily life that will witness to
the power of the grace of Christ.
Teach us the love which endureth all
things. hopeth all things and laboreth
unto the coming of Thy kingdom.
Purge from our hearts all narrow
ness and s~elf-seeking and make us
quick to discern and respond = Thy
will concerning us. Uplift us from
the clouds of Encouragement and give
us the higher vision of the eternal
lows reserved for all who overcome
through faith in a risen Saviour.