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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-10-21
5bos. O'Gonnea. pslhsr beg al.in

3hos. C'gonnsl, fpelhsr beg 9leir=
eiebHahls ihuleig pluioirte, fam nit
20 3agsn Sail oaoon.
Gbas. =. Wathes, pom Stadts
8ont. Tspartsment, Der Die 2iauiois
runq Der Geitdfts Der Commerce &c
3epoiit gunt untsr iid) bat, iuhte ee.
tern um Di. Grtaubnib nah, cine 5ors
beruna iiber s12.44o.49 aesen War
Wpnies uno bic Crescent 2iauor 60.
cegsn ;3ahluns BON s7497.37 itreih,n
5u oIrfen.
Samu.L unn Games 3. Wolf. Die
gigentbiimsr res Bacon 8sbauoes"
an Der RoropeitsGds r.r 8. uno Wals
nut Strdbe, erlonstsn sinen tempord.
rem GinhaltsbeFebt 9egsn ]. 6. 5homs,
Der nebfn ihrsm Gisentbum sinsn Reu=
bau erridtsn ldbt. Turt, ben gefehl
ion 5hcms bsrbinoert usrf.n. ras
Giasntbum Der aiGgsr in irgsno mel.
der Deiie 3u beriibrsn.
WpriIe W. Sarrett, 8eiiserin Der
Queen Gitn Willinsrp &C.. so. 1906
Wlain Strabs. nsren GsidGft Dor .is
nisen Sdeen duf grunp zines BON
Irisnsusrihter Wullsr srlaiisnsn llr'
tbeils BON benz aonitablsr gatrid We,
Ramara sei6Iohsn ipuroe. Fat elm:
alage singsrsiht, NORM fe .inen GIN
haltsbsfehl psrInnat. um ben 3panss
oertauf o.s geihdits gu Dsrbinoern.
Glsits.itia perlanst lie $3.50 als Gnts
i6dbiguHa neil ne felt Der gsihlas.
Habms uitt in bas G.ihdft ,ommen
tonnte.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-10-21

Soispb uno GIiia &DbmaRu, 264i
geetman StraBe; aRabs.
Biuiam unb Murie StrpbI, 249
8sft McWtaan StraBe; MaOteH.
oSoleph uuo gurneta SreattroH, 200
Srpappap; aHabe
Jrant uHb aute pieper, T2s Stsia
Rsr 4Dsuus; anabe.
gerrbaro uuo Utaris GloriHg, 1925
Ws1t 6. 4penue; mtdo6en.
Wtihael uno Yhlomend Weiter,
tamr. Reaoing Roab uHo Bomb $5il;
W1b1en,
Diner unp Settle 1ImbermaHn.
3455 5ubfon 4penus; anabe.
aoom uHo Waaoalena aoblsborI,
1880 Sreeman 4penus; Wldohea.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-10-21

Die g5oIissi iii nit Der llnt,rius
dung zines sebeimniBpoasn 1iebs
tabs btihdfiiei. psIstsr 3fpiinsn
WsittpDh unp iSrsiias oisier Bohe
in Der Office nes ehas. Mepers inn
Commercial lribuHs e3ebGao< on
Malnui Strabe. nabe 6. 4pe.. began
gen puroe. oerr Wsxrs sntoedte
seitern. oab $22 aus iein<m Gelos
fhrnni perihnunbsn pdren. Do lesz
tersr nidt seipoltiom se0ffnei fporoen
III, sann 9err Nepkrs iin ben Diebz
itnbl nint ertldren. Die 0<bimpolie
3iiten Grim unb Giitnndn rne nit
timer untsrfuHuns bei9Gftios.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-10-21
Jabns Webcmfftein.
ssirb Sonntas 0ad)nittaa i'm Jns
wopD Earf entbiillt weroeu.

Nm Sonntaq fpirb untsr angemeHez
nen Tsierlihteiten Der 9eoentitein tir
5urnpatsr 2uotpig Subn i'm SnDooo
Bart entbiillt peroen uno DIE Jeier,
bic uripriinglih auf' ben Dori9en Conn
tag, Oen 40. Sabrestdg Des 3ooes Don
2uoDig Sdbn, anberaumt gepefsn mar,
aber infolge Der ungiinitt9en Wlttss
rungsperbdlt bate DerT2o6en pere
ben mIiIIen, niro iih ohne i5rd9e 3u
elmer impoianten 8unogsbung oes &c.
fammtsn 9eutiht6ums geItulten.
Die beoeutenpiten neutIden 8ereins
Der Stdot baben tbre 8etEeiliauno an
Der 6eier uup Dem Derielben poraufz
ge6enoen llm3ug 3ugeiagt, Der gunoe5z
porort Des glorodmsrItdntIhen 5urs
nerbunOes Diro bon sJnoianapoIts
poQ8dGliQ bier etntreffeu, um on Der
5eier tbeil3unebmsn uHo AUDI aus be-
nah6arten Stdoten perDen pteie 3ur-
ner unD 5reunoe Der 3urnsrei erpars
tet. Cincinnati ielbIt miro Durfl feI=
neu bDhiten geamten, girgsrmetter
Or. 2ouis Shnab, pertretsn iein, Der
cine 4niprufe bait. rpdbreno Die osuts
fhe iSeItreoe pom Dem eriten Sprec1:r
beg NorpamsritaniiAen 9urnerbunz
bes, 6errn 3heooor Stempiel, uno bic
snoliI6e fgeftreps pon Ssrrn D. ).
aramer pon 3apton, 8, gsbaItsn
ipirb. 5err Or. 8. 8. gid ptrb in
aebunbsner Reoe oas guoenten Batter
Suhn's fsiern uno Die 8srsinigten
SGnaer peroen unter Der 2eitung bon
WeiItsr g6rgott mebrers 2is0er iin9en.
Das pplIitdnoige programm Der 5eIer
1T pie foigt:
/ llbr Qohmittags: 2luf3ug Der
5urnertuahe am 0eD:ntiteiu.
2 llbr 80 Wiinuten: 4bmarih Oes
aommittees nit ben 1sItreDnsrn, @G-
! ten, 8ertretsrR Der beutihsn gereint
NIT ibrsn Jnbnen, iorpte ben 1uruerH
uno Sdnaern bon Der Roro Cincinnati
5uruha(le unter Der 6iibrunq oes Set
mdrihaas. 6srrn 6eurp 60fLe.
3 llbr Rdhmitto9s: geginn Der
! 7Teier am 8epsntitein.
Gsmeiuihuftlihes 2iso: Gin Ruf
/ iii ertIungsn."
! gs9riibung unb WsifeIprun pom
8oriiBer Gruit u. Weier.
| 5eitgeoihi: Dem anoentsn Suhn's,
Or. 3. 3. Sid.
RteosrIegung bon Grdnser am 9e=
oentiteiH. Sopeit iinn Rrdn3: Don
1 ben folgenosn gereintgungsu argemsls
bet tporoen: RatipndIer 0eutIhzNms.
/ ritaniiher Gehrsrbuno; Poroameritas
niiter Sdnesrbunb; 3oeIings oes Ras
I tian1Ien 3urnlebrsr Seminurs in Sns
bianupolis; Tupton 5urneemsinbs;
Sbio 9urnbe3irt; RoroamsrituniIhsr
Jurnerbun1.
2ieb: ygs itsbt cine mGttigs 2inoe"
- Der. Sdngsr BON Cincinnati.
2luiprah. BON Wupor Tr. 2ouis
! Shpab.
patriotiihss potpourri - Gsber.
| gers Eap.ue.
! 3eutits 'Feltrsos - 5beooor Stem.
pfeI, Griter Spreher BEG Roroumsrita.
uiitHn gurnsrbunoes.
Si:o: nGiiBoTu's ptIoe sSaoo" Don a0rs
uer -- Der. 5dnger.
Gn1lifte 5eitreos -- 20. =. Rras
msr, grTtsr Sprsh:r Ger Surngsmsin.
be BON 9dptpH. s.
usber9dbs ces 9eoeutiteins On bi,
/ gdrtbe9oroe.
! Iurnii6unlen pon ben 2lttipsu pes
Ehlo 9urn5e5irts.
F, aon3ert - Gsbsrgsr's aap,[le.
! RAD Der offi3itllsn Tei.r: gsielios
/ .3uIammentunit in Der Roro gincins
nati SurnbaQs.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-10-21
(terblicbfeitsberid1t.

Dennis Steebdn. 81, ol33 Storrs
StraBe; Shpdhs.
Billion 5lannigan. 3, 1416 Sncas
more Gtrabe; Sirnbautentsiinouna.
euslla Rubolpb, Is. 716 Donnsrsz
berger StraBs; 3ubertuIois.
anna Shpeissr, Al, 1913 2inn
StraBe; 6er3ieiben.
ebarles N. Willer, ~, @ranSpietr
Sdnatcrium; gehirnsrpsihuns.
Slla JiIhsr. 56, 2460 0laofton.
apenus; eEnseHent3iinpuns.
WilIiam Ghneiber, %, 1914
Gaitern AoeHue; gisrsnIeiosn.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-10-21
Saie'SaH.

0os pierts Spiel Der Serie nm Die
0elt Wteiiterfaaft 3piiteu ben Ries
len uno 4tbletics puroe oeitern sum
oritten Wol in pbiIoosIpbia ourch Re.
gen uno naHen SpielpIaB psrhinoert.
Die Wstterporausiasunaen iinp fir
ben beutigsn austras osHelben giins
fig.
Die Rational GommiFion, Be.
ltebene aus benz goriissr 4uauIt
Ssrrmanu une oen qrdIibsntsn 2pnh
uno Sobnipn tgtat, rsIp. 4nI. aiaas)
bat ,Jobn Wic9rap. ben SGuptIina Der
u. y. Hisien. brieflit beHaogthtiat,
oob Wieberholans BON 1srodntiguna
Der Shiebsrihtsr, fpprin er iich in benz
Dienftds Spisle in Rem gort srains,
feine Werbonnung aus nem Spiele
uno ppm SpieIplose ndbreno Der Ssa
rte CUR Golse baben tpirb. Der gas
fenhiiter Mertls CRstp Dort) puroe
oon Der aommiiiion peaen unsiems
liher Spruhe ais Strafe our 3abs
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-10-21

gctraacH Die Seitdnoe Der MstrOpOll'
tan CANT 4. Sruit So,
&aGreno lid bic &crbinolihfcitcu
ami minoeitens $4,000 bclaufeR.

Der 6ilfszStaatSe e8antz Snfpettor
6. r. Romer, DER auf 4noronung bes
Stautsoepartements Die GiquiDirun9
Der Wetrppolitun 8ant anb 9ruIt 81.
3u iibsrDahen uno Die gan3e aontrolle
iiber oas Snititut III SGnoen bat, uns
terbreitete qeitern i'm Common gleds
0eriGt stn Snpentar, Dem5ufolge fih
Die 2tttiDa. sinihlisbli6 Der pielsn aus
itshenben 9arIeRn, Die gum pollen
Werthe ubgeihdBt porDeH iino, auf
$685., ,648.30 bslaufen uub 3Dar:
Ausitebenbs 9urlshen unb
Distonti ........... .$497, ,927, ,26
aus'tehenbe Darleben bei
Der 3psiten RationaI
8ant uno als Tetung
gsbalten ........... 1O4. .973.82
8arlebsH in 6dnbsn Der
anpdlts 6offmdn ,gooe
uno Sc 9Ionp bsbufs
Gintrsibunq .....,... 33,429.OC
lle5sr8oesns Cont ...... l114.82
gadr unb Gbeds ...... 81, ,992. .46
Sinrihtuna etc. laut Gin
tragunq in ben guhern 35,221.54
| 8adr BET Der Hrping Rat.
8ant. Rem Yort ..... 891.51
gaur bel Der gortpooo
Ratioual gant ..... 2O,1O7.Se
8runbeiaentbum ...... 100000
| Bombs, bepontrt bel osm
Staatsz zShaBmetiter. 100000
rn4nf cpoQ e-Q %
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-10-21

prdiioent 2luquit 6errmunn erbielt
Elm pgn nabe3u idmmtliten Ulitglie=
bern pes gincinuatier alu6s (Rebs)
undergraduates Snretben, porin bic
islben 5auptling 8riffttb 2lntuug 81.
len uno fir oeIien 5dbigtett ais
Glubleiter etHtreteu. Sie befurportg
ten oefen 8sibsbaltung ais 6dupta
Iinq fir etH lpeiteres Sabr. Da Sri
fttbs Sutldhung ieoOh pom 3irettDz
rum oes RLubs pOiitiD beihloIeR
tpOroen III, tam 0srr 6errmaHn BEN
8unIde Der SpisIer uidt sntiprshen,
mas ibm pieqeitt ielbit IsiD tbut.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-10-21
unterrihtsz Qn5eigsn.

lung BON 800 peroonnert uuo, in
DisosrbolungsiaIle NIT GntferHunJ
aus Dem Spiele 9eorobt.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-10-21


Die 0erbinoIitteiten Der Sant be.
laufsn Iith auf anudhsrno 1915, 900,
popon $3.50, 900 auf 8epc iiteu uno Der
Aeit duf btstoHtirte Dshisl sntfalien.
Daraus lit eriihtlid. oaB fir Die 8es
frisoigung Der Dspoiitorer mir Elm
tleinsr usbsrituB porbanbsn ift, obns
cen SurpIus. pslter ettpa $1,000
betrGg!, in Iniprut gu nehmen, mas
geihehen mug, rpenn Die uusIteRUoen
8urlsben nitt ale eIngetriebsu uerz
ben tonnen.
Inter ben beosutenoersn 3arle6en,
tpeIte bic 8uRt bspiIigt unp npt)
ausiteben bat, fiitrt Der BerIht bic
folgenoeH an:
american 5enc. ano SrOH 8orts
60. $500; n. 4ufoerbeioe $15,2O0;
gater & gnrou So. $3250; sSohn 3.
Bruce Jpuuprp SO. $1,000; 81. 6.
Cab $4,000; Cincinnati Contraction
60. $11, $40; GIart & Shepberb
$2352- %; GDncreteGinoer SO. $4,000;
ReIfon 3. Gromsr $1275; gtspforo
Contraction So. S1S,5OO: 6. %. e
4oOie 3,armono S425o; Dsrter 2ums
Der SO. S170O; 9bpmus Gpans $l5,s
900; B, 6ogartp $4,000; 5ultDnbam
grid So. $23, 900; Goparb y. Gar
retion. $3210; GbDarb 3. 8drrstfon
SO. $22. 900; 6. 8. 8arrst3ou e so.
$4,000; D. +. 8drrstipn S35, 900;
W. 90. 9lsn $4,000; 6orbon Gnoineer.
ina So. $1,000; Sumuet 6irfh $4,000;
Sirbp Reoltn 60. $500; q. 20.
anigbt S7415; :. Z. UlcGlurs &
Son. 60. $4,000; Rorth Caroline
Granite Cooperation $50, 900; 5hos
mas 9. Strad S4500: Sra .. Dafbs
burn SO. $4,000; Spinu electric SO.
$500; sfobn I. grucs Touunrp SO.
$l75O: 5hompion gropn SO. SS75;
sSosl 6. gIore $1,000; areQ auto-
@ranb Biano SO. $4,000; SamueI
Sirfh $4,000: Charles unosrbil
$500: 5orn & SohnIon SO. $40,
900; 4ueuIt 6errmann $500; 6. g
9drretion unb 8. g. 9arretiou &c go.
$500.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1911-02-25
GIRL WITH TROUSERS SKIRT
Wearer OF New Garment Made Target
for EGGS In Street In Paris

Paris, Feb. 25.-Instances OF public
disturbances accompanying the APP
pearance in the streets Of women
wearing the new trousers skirt oc.
cur daily.
The Avenue de ropera was the
scene OF one OF the more serious out.
breaks. The woman having been
surrounded by laughing, jeering
crowd was unable TO proceed and a
man taking advantage OF the situation
purchased n basket OF eggs from a
dealer In n side street, and distribu.
ted them among tho other men, who
In order to show their disapproval
OF what they considered mladylike
conduct pelted the helpless wearer Of
the new garment until squad OF pc
lice interviewed and aided the woman
to escape I'm an automobile.
Doubts appear to have arisen amonl
the leading Paris dressmakers as I,
whether the skirt will be adopted b.
women as a general fashion. Blu
few have been ordered thus far an,
these have gone chiefly to womel
from abroad who were shopping her
and wished 10 take home the lates
sensation. Many models have bee
sent to prominent houses dealing 4
women's wear in New York City.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1911-02-25
Mrs. Samuel 3. Hawks

II is worthy Of remembrance TIN,
samuel Brown Hawks who passed
away twelve years ago and his VIC
, mas now followed him, stood for
inc best things in life and were NO.
ole examples OF sustained win 10 az.
cure the higher welfare OF their
household and the community Mrs
tiawks was left with the resnonsIh,I'
ny Oh guiding a family OF four voun.
children In their DEVELOPMENT 4,
Whieh task her courage and kirdis
presidency have been clearly avSaS
Gu her native refinement was join.
ca WIN an unusual moral force which
seemed TO overcome physical weak.
ness she sought health. and AZ q
l.st resort accepted n hazard ,y,,,'
Ine tond hope Of continuing her WORK
WIN an Increment OF strength.
NO children ever moro aincara,,,
lnourned the departure OF n mothas
Smu we are persuaded that no encon.
aunl passed upon her Character car
attain 70 the height OF their appracIa'
uon. one OF the sons on the morr
ing OF her burial, penciled his thoneh,
vi the noble womanhoodp she oSe,..
plned Her character was such y.
continued as forms the beacon i,sn,
OF our civilization" " "sn'
MI, nnat she went away In middle ne.
, Tal NOT lessen her influence owe '
', children nor dim the Ion
wnioh VIII fall upon their patbs ~
ne was OF such nature ne a,,d",
II VIII still comfort and, console thoa
VINO remain. The aged Srando. .nos
VIII still feel the smell Of hor I'M en.
tlon and the younger peonle vii, 1 .o,'
up the struggle with renewed VIII IAN |,
overcome. While much of Tho ch.s
ana solace OF life has vanished son ee
,ning more. let us believe Of Tho S sn,
u OF power win become evident ~,
me heirs Of her excellence NAV va -
come heirs OF the Home Eternal y
g. r, 8.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1911-02-25
LEONARD FOR NORTH ADAMS
May Captain Baseball Team in Tun-
mel City

Tom" Leonard. captain OF the
Bennington baseball team for a time
last season, has written to this city
for the purpose OF applying for the
position OF playing manager on the
North Adams club for this coming
season. AS soon as the affairs OF the
local association are Strengthened out
his name will be considered for the
Job along with one or two others.
Leonard went TO Keene, n. H., and
took charge OF the club last year af-
ter quitting Bennington. He also
played in Keene the previous year.
Tom" is a first sacker. catcher or
outlelder and he made reputation
in the four cornered league as a pinch
hitter last spring. One fault which
seemed to be noticeable In his work
with Bennington was considerable
Grabbing but perhaps that is good
for team after all.
University OF Tennessee at Chatta,
nooga now claims Leonard as a law
student. lie formerly attended Dart
mouth, VIII ne played baseball
North Adam transcript.
Bennington seball team Last
year was the hs, ever put on the
diamond by tNe local association and
now that the i1ns" have had {
chance TO di. .ss the entire cam
paign which londed the Huckleberr,
outfit in second place for the Foul
City league pennant, Il is being con
ceded that the team was at its bes
when Tom" Leonard was at "a
head While Irish Tom" as thu
Chattanooga university paper referi
to him, captained tho team the worl
OF the players was marked by NOR,
snap and vigor than was deyelope,
In the games OF the latter part OF III
season While Leonard was witt
them the players seemed TO reallz
that they were In Bennington 10
the purpose OF earning their none
and they were not allowed to los
this idea until after he had left towr
It's a safe bet that had he RENAME
with the team for the entire seaso
that the alleged "post.league" serie
with North Adams. which still col
tinucs TO give forth disagreeabl
odor whenever mentioned, would ne
have been pulled OF.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1911-02-25
ADELIA S. COLLISION
Death Of Old Resident Occurred TbIs
Morning.

Mrs. Adelia s. COLLISION aged 7s
years, widow Of Freeman s. Collision
passed away this morning after a
Few days illness of pneumonia at her
nome on Bradford street. Mrs. Coll.
son was taken Ill about ten DAYS ago
with what appeared to be an attack
OF grip but her condition grew grad.
uaily worse and remained without
much relief until the end came.
Mrs. COLLISION, who was before her
marriage Miss Adelia Rand. was
born in Pownal and although abe
lived for some time in Manchester
ana North Adams the greater part OF
her life had been spent in Benning.
ton. She was the last of a large fam.
ily. The deceased was an attendant
OF the First Baptist church. She was
a woman well liked by all who knew
her. of helpful and unselfish disnosI.
tion and good neighbor. She leaves
one daughter, Mrs. Gertrude Moore
and one son Henry r. Moore of this
village. 'N''
The funeral will be held Monday ,t
ternoon at 2 o'clock at the house
Rev. W. F. Meyer officiating.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1911-02-25

PUT AN END TO DYSPEPSIA
Indigestion, Heartburn, Gas and all
Dyspepsia Misery Vanlshes

Take your sour, out of order stom-
ach-or maybe you call 1t Indigestion
Dyspepsia, Gastritis or Catarrh OF
Stomach; 1t doesn't matter-take
your stomach trouble right with you
to your pharmacist and ask him to
open a 80 cent case of Papes Diapep-
sin and let you eat one % grain Tri
angule and see If within five minutes
there is left any trace of your for
mer misery.
The correct name for your trouble
is Food Fermentation--food souring
the digestive organs become weak,
there is lack of gastric juice; your
food is only half digested, and you be-
come affected with loss of appetite,
pressure and fullness after eating,
vomiting, nausea, heartburn, gripping
in bowels, tenderness in the pit of
stomach, bad taste in mouth, consti-
patton, pain in limbs, sleeplessness,
belching OF gas, biliousness, sick head
ache, nervousness, dizziness or many
other similar symptoms.
If your appetite is tickle and moth
! ing tempts you, or you belch gas or
! If you feel bloated after eating, or
your food lies like lump OF lead on
your stomach, you can make up your
mind that at the bottom of all this
there is but one cause-fermentation
Of undigested food.
Prove to yourself in five minutes
that your stomach is as good as any
that there is nothing really wrong
Stop this fermentation and begin eat
ing what you want without fear OF dis
comfort or misery.
Almost instant relief is waiting fol
you. 1t is merely matter Of how
soon you take little Diapepsin.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1911-02-25
ALPHUs S. TEMPLE
Former Bennington Man Passed
Away at Cleveland

A telegram was received in this
village Friday evening announcing
the death at Cleveland, o., Of Alphus
S. Temple, former resident Of Ben
nington The telegram gave no par
tioulars and the family relatives in
his village were not aware that he
had been i'll.
He was a native of Walden. n. Y,
where he was born Is years ago but
had passed a larger portion of his
life in Bennington where he receiv'
ed his education in the public schools
He had resided in Cleveland less than
a year where he was employed as a
carder in one OF the mills. He was
married seven years ago in Mime
sofa and is survived by widow and
two sons.
The deceased was son of John
and Mary Temple who survive him
The other members of the family are
five sisters, Mrs. William NJ. Barron
Mrs. Earl A Smith, Mrs. II. T. Cush
man who reside in this village, Miss
Lillian Temple OF Pittsheld and Vic
toria S. who resides with her parents
at Ayerill Park, n. Y, and FIVE broth
ers, John who resides in Cleveland
Ohio, Thomas and William s., WHIT
reside in Salem. n. Y, George WHIT
lives in Mortified, W., and Webste
Temple who lives with his parents a
Averill Park.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1911-02-25
DEATH OF JOHN CASEY
Former 6ennlngtonlan Died Wednss-
day at Plttsburg, Pa.

SJ a. TiktepuT8y "a.
News has been received here of the
death In Pittsburg, Pa, of John Casey
on Wednesday of this week. He was
about II years of age. The cause of
his death has not been learned. MIR.
Casey was a son of Michael Casey
and former well known resident of
Bennington, having for many years
occupied farm in the west part of the
purchased in making up the James C.
Colgate estate.
Following the sale of the property.
which is OF considerable acreage. Mr.
Casey went to Pittsburg to reside
with his family who had previously
moved to that city. He arrived just
three days before the death of his
Wlte which occurred about the mid.
ole OF December last. He was born
In Ireland, but came to this country
when a young man. 1t is believed
that he came first to Bennington. His
earlier days were passed in selling
cattle and in that business he tray-
elled extensively.
lie was married early in life to
MISS Ellen Leonard at either Hoosick
Fails or Bennington.
Inc survivors are three daughters
Misses Bridget, Elizabeth and la Nav
1Ye sons, Dennis, John, Michael
James and Frank. all of whom reside
al Pittsburg and one brother, Daniel
casey farmer living in the western
part Of this town.
Inc funeral was held this mornine
az rlttsourg and the interment wa:
in that city.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1911-02-25
WEATHER FORECAST

Probabilities for This Section for the
Next ~ Hours
For eastern New York and western
Vermont fair and somewhat warmer
tonight Sunday increasing cloudf
ness, probably followed BY rain.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1911-02-25
DAVE IN CUSTODY
Boston Broker Accused Of Embezzle.
ment Arrested In Rio Janelro

Boston. Feb. 25.-Deputy superin.
tendent OF Police William b. Watts
received cablegram yesterday from
the United States consulate al Rio
Janeiro announcing the arrest OF
Robert +. Davie, the missing Boston
broker. who Is charged with embessle
ment Of upwards OF 100000 in none,
and securities from a large number
OF persons.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1911-02-25
coLoReo TROOPER GUILTY
Cooper Convicted Of Manslauahter by
Chlttenden County Jury

Burlington, Feb. 25.-John n Coo.
per, the colored soldier OF the 10th
cavalry. who has been on trial for
nine days charged with the murder
OF James Williams. chef OF the Hia.
watha club at Winooski. was found
guilty yesterday in a verdict OF man.
slaughter The jury came In at the
opening Of court. The state moved
for immediate sentence. Judge w
w. Miles gave the man not less thar
~ nor more than 10 years at hard
labor in states prison at Windsor.
Cooper took his sentence caiml,
aud seemed TO be pleased.
Some exceptions were taken dur
ing the trial by the defense but "a
case Is not likely to 70 TO the ~
preme court
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1911-02-25
CITIZENS CAUCUS
viii Be Held at Apollo Hall Next
Friday Evening

To the legal voters Of the Village Of
Bennington
Notice is hereby given OF caucus
to be held at Apollo hall IN said VII.
lage OF Bennington on Friday even.
ing March 3, 1911 at o'clock.
First. To place In nomination can.
didates for Village officers. to be
voted for at the annual election ON
March 2lst.
Second. To transact any further
business found necessary when met
All legal voters OF the village. ire
spective OF their political party anil
ations who are interested In the hon
est economical and progressive ad
minlstration OF our village Affairs mr.,
Invited 10 meet with us In this eau
Gus.
u. r. Griswold.
c. w. Soule,
]. c. Pellerln,
Citizens Committee.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1911-02-25
$50 REWARD

FIFTY dollars reward is offerad o..
me conviction of the person or n ~.
sons who on three difreren, =, ~. per'
,Ous during the past six weeks have
broken several windows and aiso ,hs
EASEMENT a,e door in old st. Francis AZ
sales church in Old Benninston. ~