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The Washington herald., 1910-01-22
CHILD'S FUNERAL TODAY.
Victim of Accident VIII BE Buried
I'm Congregational Cemetery

Funeral services for Mary Louise Hop
kins. twelve years old, who died at George
Washington University Hospital from in
juries received when she was run over by
an electric rUnabOut while skating at
Thirteenth and II streets northwest on
Wednesday afternoon last. will be held
at o'clock this afternoon from the IN
dertaking establishment Of w. r. Speare,
sc + street northwest Interment will be
in Congressional Cemetery. Rev. F. H.
Green will officiate.
An inquest was held at the morgue yes
terday, a coToner's jury returning YER
dict that the child met her death as the
result of an accident. Witnesses exon
Grated Miss Charlotte Buford, Of 2l1S
lie Roy place northwest, who was driving
the runabout,
The Washington herald., 1910-01-22

with patrons regarding the expediency
Of abandoning a meat diet entirely until
prices are reduced They say that they
Will have TO increase prices If meat
courses are insisted upon, but II patrons
win be content with fish course three
times a week and vegetable courses ex-
Clusively on other days, they can con-
tinue at present prices.
The Washington herald., 1910-01-22
MINER Is BADLY BEATEN
FOR PURCHASING MEAT

Pittsburg Jan. 21.-Winifred SAVERS. q
miner at Haysville, a few miles from
Pittsburg. was this afternoon badly beaten
by five of his neighbors who found him
coming out Of a butcher shop with meat
under his arm.
After putting Sauers under care Of a
physician. the neighbors threw the meat
TO some dogs and left their names with
the butcher in case either he or Sauers
should care TO carry the matter Of assault
further.
The Washington herald., 1910-01-22
Train Wrecker Sentenced.

Dominica FalascO. the Italian track
walker, who was convicted recently OF
two attempts 70 deran passenger trains
in the tunnel Of the Union Station, was
sentenced yesterday by Judge Gould 10
serve eight years in the penitentiary at
Leavenworth, Kans.
The Washington herald., 1910-01-22
FnnernI I'D @ Morrison.

Funeral services for tho late Dougal
Cameron Morrison will be conducted from
his residence. 1789 F street northwest, at
2 D. m. on Monday.
The Washington herald., 1910-01-22
VIII Abstain from Meat.

Indianapolis. Ind, Jan. 21.-Restaurant
keepers in this city and many boarding
''>'sslse keepers have found the price of
~A that they are comforting
The Washington herald., 1910-01-22
AUCTION SALES.
Extra Large Public Sale OF
100 Head of Horses
and Mules.

The WASHINGTON HORSE AND MULE co.
viii sell az their gaHJs. IZrLzlZ Olil lTsEUe
northwest Washington. L. g.. SATURDAY Jar1-
arr . 1916 al 10 @. M. rain OF shine. three car
loads q fresh shipped country horses and mI-ss
and forty head q local horses. CJ-s-ciug ri heavy
draft. each saddle and driving horses and general
p1rp-se horses. We Will also sell the fast pacing
horse BiI Patch He has no marx bot has been
miles in ID and .. also ore other very fast
pacing horse. These horses have been carefully
selected for this sale by the llceTy Bros ard a-s
In every way an exceptional good l1t q horses All
hor-zs sold under q guarantee 20 be as represented
o. money refunded. Don't miss tbs sale; u y1l 90
YOU wiz miss s bargain Horses o. inspection III
cay. Jauusry p
Te,erhue Main a5s3
MrHENRY BROS ProZrist1rs
The Washington herald., 1910-01-22
ANNOUNCEMENT.

Notice is hereby given that on and
after this date Edward Floy Caverly will
represent Z. Z. HUTTON & co. as man
ager OF their Washington branch Office.
Thomas l. Hume having withdrawn
from the Joint management TO continue
the local stock exchange business on
his own account at 1907 F ST. NV
January Is. 1910 jal5-10t
The Washington herald., 1910-01-22
SPECIAL NOTICES.

COMFORTABLY TO DUE WRITTEN REQUEST
in that behalf special meeting u the stock
holders u the PToEdeut Relief Association q Wash
ington, D. O., Is hereby called 20 b held 81 tha
Office Of the Association No. CIT street northwest
IN the city o. Washington. District n Columbia ct
the hoCr Of 30 O'clock D. ~ FRIDAY Feb
ruary ls, 1910 for the election u q Board Il Di-
rect6Ss OF the Association for the current year and
for the transaction Of such other business o; the
Association as may lawfully Be transacted at a
special meeting thereof JOHN BROSNAN,
islS-St President
The Washington herald., 1910-01-22
FUNERAL DIRECTORS.

GEORGE P. ZURH0RST,
Sol East Capitol street.
j. WILLIAM LEE, Funeral Director
and Enbalnsr Livery Ia connection. COmmOdi0n
Chapel and Modern Crsmatorium. Modest priceA
80 Pennsylvania ave. Nv. Telephone Main 1855.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1910-12-02

slaset ueb Sanfelmarf.

Saeerforpiet UNDER 0berlt Stprup tog itrats Sp-
filling og ~uoitlleoe Sorpolter. Derimoo traf 0berit
Gltrup n1eo lit encouragement til Mu1feoolitrrp,
SSl1elifoo og ssarnptl1no for at lagge Jig til Spile
Rantonnementsfparterer! Sberlten par tret % iep-
mig % n1ente, at u6et tor igu' tios1eof at uoltille
5orpoiter &loffen 6 Mften!" San ielp meo en- % en-
baIp gifooron gif til &o / @unfebol1tr1p. Mogle
elmer efter on1ringe6es @aaroene al tpif @aoalleri,
Qrago1pr11e f%lp9teoe Sui og @ait, rogle ltnoer=
E11fser, mango 1oen @ielme og Baaben. ST. Ober=
iten blep %tilligen1e6 5 0fficerer og 80 Mon0 taget
til 6an9e, uoen Mooperge, be6 8ilifop. On lignen=
De 8unfe blep fanget Munfepolltrup. 9ragonerae
/ S%S1elifop og Ssarlpluno flap offe0 inoen Spierre
Tom, men Sc foer affeo gie111en 6lenSborg bilo
@fref og labeoe bla1rot oe bpilenoe Sropper Sen
8anit, ser Mep faa iterft ~illuitreret De tpife 9la-
be. Mfen iagbe ienere 6%lensborg, at set por ben
tpifiinoeoe 9neofer Mrp peo Senoerport, iom bap0e
neret oe1r fpr1te til at raabe: ~Brel1sierne fonlner" ,
ga sc ffrefllagne Drogoner foer ino | 8pen.
Sberft @tprup at 26et Spgertorps ~uofegteoe
linens neo ct @ar @ornpogner en- @anp, Der 1taor
a~nte9net JONI moaife Sen itprte&elte6aa6 Dann1arfs
#rigsbiitorie. Stpr11p baooe taget @tilltug bag 8roen
orer Gre1eflooen ne0 to &ompognier og 6e to &a'
noner; ban ie,ote ct &ompaeni til bbire u6 til
8aroer1,p og ct @on1pagni til BERTHE til @agaaro.
SulOACI%tO OlSU w |ApAAc <tIoS@tItS JouoOSluu% OsC
teri of en- @lespigbolitener bit @ei oper ct @aoelteo
reo 8or0erup, og Oct Ser itaaeuoe &orrpagni .ltuf at
Aoen Scamp. ga Stprl1p iaa 6e iterfe @apalleriafoe-
Iinger bag lin bejre 6pi, opgop ban naturligpis
1trafs shlingen peo 9roen og iegte ben til en-
Nlaos, bpor ban u0en at forulen1pes iterft al 9fpt'
teriet fnnoe en- Sio boloe 6ie16en Stangen. San
rpffebe meo Sc tire &ompognier ino paa en- eng meo
Moiebuno tatoeo 9anoeoeien meller1 Soerie og 8i-
itop. ga ban life fu1oe %meotage @%oronerne no
pao Moien, ienote ban 6isie til 6lersborg. Set
%fienotlige @ptteri %forfulgte itarft, men &nnoner11e
pomot Gp66eIgbet.
General @roneel TOM ielp til 5teoe me6 lin Stab
ueo 8roen oper Srenefloben efterat StDrup par tr11t-
let ober paa @nge1r.
@ronge1 befale6e en- &itmeiter, @rep .@aat5om,
me6 en- @1fabron nrecflenborgite @aroeorogoner at
bugge i16 poa De barife sSegere.
@repen meute, at &eitene 1ntulig. fun6e rpfte til
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1910-12-02
&eb 9bbbpl.

&Grea bar eaoet til Mls, men 6e1 8rabol1r, Sc
oanife @oloater baboe 11obHt aan1pen peo @les-
Dig og SberiI, bap6e ful6t uo lert Sc tDlfe &erfg.
rere, at Sc bapoe meo ct 5olf at beItille ser niloe
n9rre ON 0er SSor6 set eieoe; at ct &bpertog in6 /
Dannorf piloe blipe Ell alborIig Gag.
.SDiferne rDffeoe ganife piit fre1, % belt OBJ. /
M6rreipllanb 6rog Sc, branoifotteoe SSpoerre 1eo
uoitrib1ringer af ollie Slags 6g6eparer og Sober.
I%toffer, 8renoepin og Eobof, o. en6elig for6rete
&eperpatfet 8 M%illioner &roner u6betalt al SSpoerne
Disle ien6te Sub til @rigsnriniiteren % ip1,rgte
cm set bar &eren eller %SSp6er1e ielb, ser iffuloe falte
Spiferne uo, for bar set iioite Me11ingen, iao fful6e
SSp0erne felt bi6e at %forlpare Jig.
Sor ri 1roget mere ilaaen6e 8ebis for, at 6enne
8rig par 5oriporsfanrp for Dor arne
Set felte inge11 bpbere, emo SEN tapre Moroma1ro
Sans &elgeie1t Der 1om &aptein tiente / Oberlt
@cbleppegreIIs Stab. Senere FEN i 8ogen oil ;rg
llofbrigere fomu1e til at tale om baaoe 6elgeien,
@pe og @cbIeppegreII, oisie tire tapre Mor6mene,
Ser fe11peoe i 1903 og 1854 / Morge moo
Gperige, men iom, Ga Morge git til @berige, traoote
in0 / 6en 6onlfe Seer.
@elgeien ifreo biem til gorge:: ~Goritoa oog> at
Set CT Nor6ens gag ber fesnpes for! fer gjql6er
set at boloe &pifer1e %roenfor: &borfor CONNER S
lite? Sborfor benter S? &ar mon 2epen miltet lin
@Io og @eIlebaroen lin s@g? @om bog til &ielr
fr set er for fe1t!"
So Sen ipenffe Digter @uitap Son1nelius, ser
Dor i1otroaot iom %frtpilIg Sen oanIte Scr, ifrea
glpoet1oe Digte / oe ioertfe 8la6e og ba6 fine 2ono2-
meno fomme Goroens Sag til &ieIp moo Epiflmros
Gspertpg. 9on1nelius b%eiegIeoe fine Dro ne6 fit
2io og Bsloo;; ban fal0t &umpen for @bnoeripIano.
tJart1.)
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1910-12-02
8ran0 Oiem College,

Den Observation-Disclosures Ungdoms.
skole | Des Moines, la. Vintertermin
varer fra I December til IA Marts.
Skolen or bestemt for dansk-ameri.
kansk Ungdom, savel for den, der or
fedt i Amerika som for den indvandred
Ungdomsskolen tilbyder en- almen
Uddannelse. Der gives grundig Un-
dervisning / donsk og cmgezs6 Sproa
saavel til Begyndere som t.. videre-
komne. Der holdes Foredrag over Dan
marks og Americas Historic, Litterstur
og Geograf, m. m.
hererskolen tilbyde1 Uddannelse til
vordende L@rere og L@rerinder saavel /
den damske BGrneskok som i den anne
rikanske public school,
,S@rligt Kursus i Vinterterminen for
Gymn0stiklerere.
Praestesk0len uddanner vordende
Prester / "den danske Kirke" / Amerika.
Store lyse V@relser. Sund og god
Kost. $67 for Is Uger.
Skrif efter Kataiog.
E. Wagner.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1910-12-02
DainaIES KanP for %Sj1ilaajV|Iaid
Mf Sobn &einie.
(GortfaD.

gSDrt5en fon1 MI til @elio6elIe og brple6e til Gr-
oe1t, og pirfelig fit ban fort SID @ifaoronea lollllet
meo llu0tagelie al ct &ar Dragoner, ser, lom @yrt-
gen lag0e, latte oper &unonerne as 9un1borq IT,"
Saa gift set / Golop talbage, men TIL laa Sun olfet
bog Segnene % fnal0e11e paa Dragoner11e. @yrt5ens
'Se1t blep lfuot og trile0e nao me0 Darn i @rpften.
&agtnciter 2lmbp> &orporal Mioifop og en- Dragon
peo 9fap1 Sure fit trnftet Sen lpere Mono frenL
Sergeant Sebrpoer lprang al lin @elt, buorpaa @prt=
sen blep la11get OPP og bar frellt. ScDrp0er iprong
up paa en berrelps Set % latte oflteo.
S Sc tpfe Militerlfriiter er oette sS5nobug omtolt
11eo n1ege1 &os, lprlig foroi ollie Sfficererne bar i
forre1te 2lnie og tog fprite Stpo, % foroi @prt5en laa
bel1roringsperoig burtig fit flaret @lfaoronen
no9cnlunoe Srocn otter Solna1lr,1ltpOet mes @ul1o=
1er1le.
Set por allercoe nprf " ftra, oa ct aon1pugui al
2oet SSe9crtorps l1roer sen tapre &apteju 5cborf=
fenberg traf fig tilbogc ira Yplbegnlfopea. st &om=
pa9ni al Sen ilespi9bolitenite 14oe 9rigooe por font
1en ino l1ellcm Seborfferbergs GeoetfuOe % bans
= geerpe inoe stopea. scborffe,bcrg trot fine Soft
t9ttere ON Jig, n1en on Don mrrfeoe, at Set fie110t,
lige Eorti life tog 9fotice al bon1, gif set bl,rtig op
for bon1, at Sle5pigbolltenerrc ontog ban1 for Se11=
TER, u&ieleriGgere", io1n bar Sc lan1n1e ou11jfe ltri=
former, bpori Sc forloo &ongeu for at gaa oper til
Nrinien al Soccer. Seborfienberg bno fine Soft ON
lite at pluore Sinllanoif, l1e1 boloe 9ptte, for vnu
ipiller III Slespigbolitenere". Soo gift Fan ben til
Rapteimn for Sc %fje110tlige Sropper og talte Epif
mes bm Sebarffe11berg bapoe / ma,ge Nar logt
(! &iel - % %fortalte, at Der tar Ell 8unfe Gonlfe
iroe Sfoper, lo11 Sc MI n1oatte biplpes as at
fange.
Ipiterne gift 6nloe1 og befarot Jig mart nelle11
Ell bel @r1te sSagere, for % bag, Ser MI vtalte
Do,tf" til Dem. Set gift lpS paa &olber1e, Sen tpife
aaptein falot % Scbarfienberg me0tog IS Sanger.
Sc o1eore Hap fra bom / @prfet.
Slaget peo Slespig bar e1ot!
Gen oanife Scr bipol1afereoe ON Motte11 i SSiteo
@fop - oenne 5fop, ion1 SoIoaterl1e igien Sen 25.
Sum- 1850 eiter blooig, men ieirrig Scamp fon1 til
at orage igie11ne1n.
Rlpffe11 4 ON Morgene1 0er "a. Mpril 1913 for
Ioo Sc 0onfe 5fopen og moricbereoe til Slensbore.
Set par 2espes 8lor at Iaoe @eren goa til gIs
for at uoboile og or6ne Jig og ofpente sen Sor-
itertning, iom forberebeoes pe6 Sc in6falote STEER
pebatalioner.
0ntreut en @il spo for 6lensborg iprer 2auoe-
seien fra Slestxg oper Ereneflo6en beo @ielp al
en- Stenbro. Noa bper SIDE al @eien ligger en- lille
81 Sreig og @anfelmarfis. - Du 6en oanife
Scr git til 6lensborg efterlooes be6 8roen en-
8oetrop, beltoaeroe al 2oet Segertorps, Ste Dra'
oonreeiment % to &anoner. 9agtroppens Spgapt
por at opboloe be, efterfplget0e Gien6e, ioa at &a'
rem tnnoe finoe Sen go og &pile 6lenshorg, bpor.
til Sen fao beilig treagte.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1910-12-02

Snnerter

Min Moder PLACES meget at
Rheumatisme, og DR.. Miles,
smertestillende Piller err Diet enc,
ste Middel, som hj@lper hende."
MRS. G. DAVENPORT,
Roycefield, N. J.
Flyvende Gigt lindres nesten
altid med DR.. Miles srnertestil-
lende Pi1ler. De undertrykker
ligeledes den irriterende Nerv9si
tet som forebygger S@vn, fordi de
beroliger Nerverne. Dc er uund-
verlige i langvarige Tilfalde.
Benyttet efter Forskrifterne op-
h@ver de Ondet og forebygger
Smerternes svekkende F@lger,
som hyppig ender i Afkraftelse.
Mango Lidende bruger dem med
stor Tilfredshed naar Omsten,
dighederne krever Diet, hvorfo1
gj@r De like? Faa en- Pakke hos
Deres Apotheker. Brug den ef-
ter Forskrifterne, og hvis den
like gavner Dem, vii han retur~
mere Deres Penge.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1910-12-02

Sc forIoD Salone11.
@aitab blep %itaae1r0e n1iot @ereliet mes genene
lpileoe no fra binonoen, ban itaf begge &pn6err1e /
Bufselornmerne og iaa tier Dem n1eo ct troojigt @1ril.
San lfuloe rof en- Gang tale til oen feoiomn1elige
@tolemeiter. Sbo0 mon ban bil0te Jig in6 me0 lin
Damnelie! @iere bon1. @fbigt! Oct manaleoe bare.
Wte1 MI Diloe ban ipile alene og looe fla set image
go6t.
Menel Sporfor olene!
SSl1lie!
San git eronu en- Gong in6 til Deren / @opepn.
reliet.
"@bis gu life bill gipre mig o%lborIiq preo, 1oo
oabn BOG 9gren! Set er 10 lotterligt!"
sSSntet @oar.
gu maa gioe Sig ielo @fpl6en!. .&eo @uo,
leg gaor> Solo! @pe11 er erlers &erre / SuIet
ber. ...? 2"
~@fen las mig oog 6reb! Seq er life roif!"
"@oot> loa gaar leg! Du bebdber life at bente
paa mig meo @ftensno6 Seq beo life, roar ieg
fommer biem. .&or gu %foritooet set? Set er
pirfelig for iterft ct Stpffe! &1tiaa 6arpel!"
@l11tao ifpnote Jig bort. Son bar bange for at BIZ
be folot tilbage og lsb rp1ten fen til Sen %11arn1elte
9roif e=Soloeplaos. @nonu en- Gong iao fan Jig ON,
beloigois bleo Eieneren life ienot efter bon.
~@cbumannsgo6e 49,"
9roifen fierte, poa @eien iaa ban Melloorff goo
me6 %afn1aalte 5fri6t meo Sill 11noer Mrmen, ban
oen6te &obeoet ONT til Sen on0en SIDE / Sen oull1n1c
Sro, at ban iaa life fun6e les.
Ser fisrer ST. @brife. San biloe faloe os til
bage. Set er mig %imiolerti6 fiert, at ban life bor
let oS. 81 tan Dog life be6blioe at fomn1e iammen,
leg befloger life, at Den Gorbinoelie MI er a%fbruot!"
2ili iogoe life ct Or6, BUN tenfte poa lin itaffels
epiter.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1910-07-22
Steel Traps for Mail Boxes

That Bennington farmer who set
steel trap in his mail box and caught
a thieving lad thereby certainly devils
ed a novel method of detection. Were
such devices generally employed by
those who live upon rural routes and
whose residences are out of sight Of
the mail box there would soon be an
end to such sneaking thievery. The
possibility of getting hung up to the
box by the wrist to be discovered by
the owner later on even though there
was no physical injury inflicted
would be enough to deter ordinary
sneaks from attempting to steal the
mail of a neighbor. Fear of the postal
authorities may not be much of a de-
terrent in some localities, but the
jaws of a steel trap are merciless, I'M
compromising and ever on guard.
If it should be found out on in
vestigation, as Is intimated in the
news item, that the thief was only a
tool in the hands of some older per
son who feared to take the risk and
used the lad as a catspaw, ii is to be
hoped that the guilty party may be
run down and receive the full mea-
sure of punishment that he deserves.
1t is bad enough to covet the posses
sions of another, but when an indiyi-
dual is not only a thief at heart, but
proceeds to corrupt another and
make him the instrument of his own
depravity, there is no language suf-
ficient to characterize such turpi-
tude-Rutland Herald.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1910-07-22

Republican caucus tonight to elect
delegates to the county convention.
This caucus is one OF the most impor-
tant OF the year as Bennington has %
delegates In the county convention
and the Bennington county conyen-
ton names two OF the 80 members of
the Vermont Senate. Bennington is
a long way from Montpelier and Ben.
nlngton voters sometimes forget that
Il is In the Vermont Senate that most
OF the jobs and deals are put up and
carried out to stop desirable Improve.
ments In state law. Il was In the Sen.
ate two years ago that bills Tor the
benefit Of workingmeu were killed.
II was the senate that killed the bills
to give individuals a fair show In
dealing with corporations. II was
the senate that prevented any step In
tax reform. It was the senate which
brazonly traded one OF It's own mem.
bors on 20 the Superior court bench.
Il was the senate that was under the
domination Of the railroads. II was
the senate that forced undesirable
changes In the liquor law In nine
cases out Of ten Il Is the senate that
needs watching yet the voters take
comparatively little interest in the
senatorial caucus. Tonight Denning.
ton voters are eolng to have their
say as to the making OF the next
senate. This is their chance as the
election as far as the senators is con.
comed, Is only a form. The caucus
will be in woodmans hall at s
o'clock. Voters who have the wei.
fare Of the state at heart should be
present H.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1910-07-22
THE EVENING BANNER
FRANK E. HOWE. Editor and Publ
THE DEMOCRATIC PLATFORM

The Vermont Democrats are in
that happy position which permits
them to offer anything in heaven
above or the earth beneath, or the
waters under the earth, provided they
get into power, knowing they will
never be called on to carry out their
promises. Consequently the Demo
cratic platform is open to the same
suspicion as would be a promise from
John Rockefeller to buy every angel
third wing if permitted to go to
heaven.
Naturally they have offered some
things apparently mostly as matter
Of policy, but really the wonder is
that with the opportunity they had
they didn't promise more. On the
whole their platform is decidedly con.
servative-more so than that of the
Republicans, and much more conser-
yative than the national platform Of
the Democratic party In fact as an
appeal to voters it is calculated to in
forest the man who likes to keep
things about as they are rather than
the radical who hopes by upsetting
settled order to develop something
better.
The best features of the platform
are the stand it takes in favor of
manual training schools; in support
of the income tax amendment; favor
ing the election of United States
senators by direct vote; indorsing a
direct primary; and supporting the
proposed amendments to the state
constitution.
The poorer features of the platform
are the following; A spineless and
meaningless lodging Of the good
roads issue; advocating a backward
step by urging the repeal of the fed
eral corporation tax law which is es-
sential to the control Of the rapacity
Of great trusts and corporations; its
announcement on tine labor issue
which is unjust to the workingman
and also to the employer; its duck Of
the conservation issue on which It
uses a few grandiloquent words but
avoids saying anything OF any point;
lis treatment of the taxation issue
where with a splendid opportunity
for a progressive utterance it falls
back on polnuess platimde which
reminds one of the Republican plat
form plank on the same question.
Neither party's say on the taxation
issue will butter any parsnips.
The joke of the Democratic plat
form Is its handling Of the tariff IS
sue, Regulating the whole Demo
cratic theory on the tariff question II
adopts entire the doctrine OF the pro
gressiye Republicans. II Il is sincere
II indicates remarkable change OF
heart on the part OF our Democratic
friends that lands them almost in the
Republican camp.
Taken as a whole the platform Is
safe and sane. Not as radical as the
Republican platform and Offering less
In the way OF progressive theory 1t Is
calculated not to scare away any Re
publican voter who feels inclined tC
vote for Mr.. Watson instead OF DR.
Mead. Perhaps 1t was written with
this in view. II so the job was
cleverly done.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1910-07-22
MAY GET LANeFoRD
Program for North Adams Ball Team
Field Day.


The committee in charge of the
field day for the benefit of the North
Adams baseball team which will be
held at the North Adams fair grounds
one week from Saturday have an
nounced that Sam Iangford the crack
negro heavyweight Of Boston, whom
many believe is the only fighter in
the world who has a chance of de-
feating Johnson, viii probably be Sc
cured to give a boxing exhibition with
his sparring partner.
Some of the main attractions for
the field day will be a professional IS
mile run forsa prize Of $780, a five
mile run for a purse of $50; two mo-
tor cycle races with S25 prizes for
each; for amateurs 100 yard dash;
an old fashioned cake walk and a
baseball game between the New York
Black Sox and North Adams. Foggs
band will furnish music during the
afternoon All entries to the various
events must be made to Manager
John H. Flaherty before July 2S.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1910-07-22
HURRY CALL FROM cARUso
Tenor's Spiritual Adviser Starts
From Los Angeles for Rome.

Los Angeles, July 22.-The- Rev.
Joseph Tonello, special father con-
fessor of the world.famous tenor.
Caruso, is travelling across the con-
tinent on,a hurried call by cable
from Caruso to meet him in Rome.
FIR. Tonello came to New York a few
years ago with Caruso and has since
that time been almost constantly
with him 1t was his intention to re-
turn to Italy with the singer when
the latter left New York few
months ago. but having an opportuni-
ty to visit the western portion of the
United States he made the western
trip instead of returning to Italy.
FIR ToRello was asked if the sud
den message from Caruso was due to
the suit now 10 the ITALIAN courts
FIR Tonello shrugged his shoulders
and said he would not discuss that
phrase of Caruso's life.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1910-07-22
FOR sALE-Farm Of 93o acres 1870 grass

Tor sAIE-Farm Of 90 acres 100 grass
II land. % acres pasture and wood. Farm
cuts 100 tons OF hay. viii winter 80 COWS ana
horses buildings consist OF fine s room house
in splendid repair. closets and pantry ana
cubbOards. i-2 story tenement house, barn
50xb0 barn 8xGG ha"n lSX24 ! barn lbN2Q
Basement under ali barns and are all boarded
and shingled Running water to every barn.
corn house lixt6, granery l6Nl2. Iherc ave
"A COW ties and barn stalls f0r 9 horses, 2VO
apple trees. u pumhs, ~ cherries. This farm
Is 3 miles from south SALISBURY ana D tine
hest bargain in the county. Price SEW. N Sia.,l
a Hutchins. Zltls