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Evening star., 1911-08-11

The HOMO OF VuHIIty ice NFedms
Delicious Peach Cream made from the
fresh fruit, $40 gal. +. G. Reisinger,
Sl2 II st. NE. Phone Lincoln 1908.
Evening star., 1911-08-11

500 Luray, Va, and Return :
Sunday, August Is. Baltimore and Ohio.
Special train leaves Union station S:15 Am
--AGSt.
Evening star., 1911-08-11

Modern stores for Rent Near 9th 4 r sta.
Apply Oppenheimers, 5iS 9th ST. NV.
Evening star., 1911-08-11

re OO Weekend Trips to Jersey Sea-
shore resorts Bait more & Ohio r. X.
Ask agents for particulars.-Advt.
Evening star., 1911-08-11
south wn.h,nwton Branch Omcc.

The Star has a branch Office at Sulli-
vans New Pharmacy, corner 1th and ID
streets southwest, where advertisements
are received at regular rates and sent
direct to The Star office.
Evening star., 1911-08-11

julius Caesar today, Virginia, 9th. F & G.
Evening star., 1911-08-11

Repair Your Old Sewing Machines.
One speciality Is to make IL do while
longer Davis Agency. 9l3 9th st.
Evening star., 1911-08-11

Julius Caesar today. Virginia. 9th. F & @.
Evening star., 1911-08-11

when Builders Are I'm q Hurry
for Millwork they order here. Machines on
premises Tel. Eisinger Bros, 2l09 eth n. ".
Evening star., 1911-08-11

Corn on cob. Md. zoos Pa. ave. s1o 9th
Evening star., 1911-08-11
CITY ITEMS.

why is electric Webster best on earth ?
Evening star., 1911-08-11

Julius Caesar today. Virginia 9th, + 4 G.
-AdVt.
Washington Journal., 1911-08-12

pel6er Strenge Serr @ilep segen
Die 5abritanten iolder Artttel por'
ging.
Set Dem Sobre 1883. in peldem
Or. GiIep gum Gbefaemiter Der Der
einigten Stuaten ernannt puroe,
bat oieier einen ununterbrobenen
aampf gegen oieienigen eetitbrt,
fpel6e benz meuihliden 2orper l6ao'
[ide Safen unter Der Mtarte bon
reinen 0GbrprOouften perfertieten
uno nerfouften. @s puroen bon
Seiten oieier eetuihenloien aorporo'
tionen un0 inoibiouelen @eieai@ot'
ten Damn aud Die eroBten anitren'
eunaen eemodt, Or. BileD lstnes
amtes al entbeben; notiirIib obne
grfoIa. Da8 8ubltfum i'm @lge-
meinen oiirfte oieiem Wtonne MIR
aroBten Donf oofiir 8onen, bob er
lem aonseB Ronnen oafiir eingeiest'
nur refine, siftfreie Sebens- unO
06brmittel, ooer lol1e 4rtttel, Ole
oofiir aelten, I'm Martt gu baben.
0oB ibm bieies gum groBeren &bell
aelunqen, lit oleemein befonnt.
Washington Journal., 1911-08-12
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Washington Journal., 1911-08-12

iein. auf Ieine geranlaiiung ieste
iid @oulo in oen Belts Der Baiier.
frdfte omS1mes- 8llllie BET NidmonO,
am 0ppomattog bel Qetersbltrg, ON
&appobannod BEL fredericksburg un0
am &oanote-l Sluife bei @eloou.
Gin an0eres llnternebmen lit Die
&i6monO unO G6eiopeafe @iienbabn
an melher alein 100000 hirQer.
beiierungen ousgeaeben morOen lin0
6rln. Selen @oulo loa bierbei nit
intereiIirt iein.
@s miro b%ebaupiet, Dab Ser hinge
@oulo, Ser erit etnos iiber oretBig
Sabre alt it, elmer Der sepiegteiten
@eihGitsleilte Oe5 Snnoes iein ioa
91trf Ieinen Steiounospro8eB i'm
So6re 1908 wur0c er ben 3eitun9s.
leIeru 8uerit befannt.
Washington Journal., 1911-08-12
eonntaas MMO Gsierta0en

& Dtelsr gabrplan etebt bic Belt an tn pel6er bic 3H8e
dnlbetnenb Ste Statlcnen perlafen, aber bic AbTaprt ~
BET aneesethneten 3ett III niat 9araaiirt, peeer nod bat
fh bic gOmpaanie perdntpprtlt9 FUR etpateen Aufsntpalt
cber e~tpateen Spleen bic bdraus erfteten mosen.
Nanl . Batsrs, Sensral Nina8s
Washington Journal., 1911-08-12
Gin muOerner SIRIUS.
Der iAnsfte eDBn bss WiuItimiaiunars SAB
@SaIb bsrUielfadt iein gsrmBsen.

Granf 5. @oulO, ser Jingle Sobn
BON San @ouIo, bat Die Wiaionen,
Die er BON Ieinem 8ater geerbt, 0ur6
9(nlogen in girginia 9obnlinien unO
@aiierfroftnnIa9en bereitS oerOop-
pelt. Sem @rbe betrug $4,000.
600. aolt6Iiitig un0 nit @eiGdfts-
ifnrfiinn ouf OieieIbe @eiie Dte Oas
@oulo'ihe 8ermogen oorber ermor-
ben muroe, erlangte @oulb oas
WtonopoI fiber @igentbum, pelhes
i'm nod Ausiagen Don Sofperitan-
oigen 6u einem Der rei6iten M6nner
oeS 2onoes MAIDEN meroen. Die
9batlade pur0e fiir8lif in Seem
gorf ourh Die anpeienbeit elmer
an5abl Sngenieure befannt, unter
oeneu Iih aud @iaiam 6. 8bitner,
elm geamter BON iiber einem 0useno
@eieal1aiten Die IN ben lesten paar
Washington Journal., 1911-08-12
obrisfeit nnS sd~inbsl
Sine aRabriasertn, bic fd i'm gsiit elmer mint
fsrisneH Grutatisnna b~efiHbet.

Bonn nnsoMIhen Miniiterium bee
Snnern tpir0 augenbbidlif cine Qn.
geIeeembeit aufs peinIihIte unter.
iaift, Der Elm brnoriittiher 8eige.
T1mod nidt obSliprefen lit. Sn
ben 8eitungen ron Steinnmanger er.
I6ienen n1nBli1 Dor einigeu 8ohen
Snierate elmer @artenlegerin. Sn
Sen SSnisraten brohte tie 5lgIeih cine
fafitmtIierte 8ieOergabe Der miniitc.
rie[en urtunoe nit Der ihonen I'm.
terf4rift oes W1iniIters um0 NIT Dem
feierliden Sieeel 6eS Miniiteriums.
Oorob entIton0 i'm Weintiterium cine
groBe ltnrube, oenn erftens lit OoS
Rortenleeen in l1ngarn geieBlih UNI
terIogt, uno 8tpeitens fam nod Der
unpItan6 Bineu, Dab Die R~artenlege.
rim @bersenpi beibt. sic trdgt ollo
einen iebr berii6tigten Nomen, 0a
i'm Sabre 1868 cine entiebIiAe Silt.
m0p6erin nomens @bergenpi Die 8elt
in Ntbem 6ielt. Oiele @iftmoroerin
fOnnte es nift iein, oa iie tpegen III
rer eoblreiGen 8erbrehen bingerih
tet tD1r6e. Man fori6te oIio nod
uno erfubr, Dab Ole Rartenleeerin
g6ereenpi cine SdrpGgerin iener
&doin Der beriiHtigten @iftmorOpro.
oeIIe lit. sic lit Die Shpeiter oes
W1onnes Der &fftmoroerin. I'm 10
bertpln oerliher lit oardim bic Gbut.
fade, Dab iie cine miniiterieIe ur.
bun0e ifber glusiibatng ibrer gebeim.
niBoolen &unit bes @a%rtenlegens,
Raffeegrltnooeutens uno 8eisiagens
beIist. Die phetograpbfihe Wie0er.
gobe Der l1rfunoe in ben 3eitungen
5eigt ndmlih bolfonmen Den Gbo-
rofter Oerartiger amtliher Shrit-
ftiide. @s mur0e alto cine 8ertrau.
ensperfon oes Minilteriums nab
Steinamonger 3u Der nlten 6rau &c.
SonOt, UNI iiber Serfunft un0 Irt Der
ltrtunoe @rfanoiguneen ein5u5ieben
Ser Beamte fan0 in einem prddtig
eingeridteten Sauie, 0eiien Snnen.
r6ume NIT aaerlei pbantnItiihen unO
mpitiihen 3eihen gei6miidt Daren
cine offenbar iebr idloale @lte, Die
linn tbntiGf06 cine Qmtlihe llrfiin-
De bonpies. sic moate aber nidt ia
gen, 0urd tpelde Wlittel lie in ben
Belis 6ieIes SdriftltideS selangt iit,
0urh 6as i6r Der Weintiter einen mi.
aeIesliden grfperb geitattet uno In
Sem er Tie 0a5u empfieblt. 0o IL
Iib meigerte. ols Shrfftitiid freimtl,
fla beralt@lr9eben, 10 tpuroe es emit.
meilen beb0rolih beihloenobmt, oa
es inter alien l1mit1nOen nllf unebr,
Iife 8eiIe peroient ut. Sn Der 8e.
o0lferung BAT oieie llrfilnoe aber an.
Ideineno groBen @inOr1td 9ema6t,
oenn ole 8ralt, bic Dor ungefabr 3ebn
Sobren bettelnrm nod SteinomaH,
ger fam, lit iest iineebeuer reid unO
NIT 8riaanten ilberlnoen. Die Spe'
fuIotion ouf oie Oumrbeit Fat alio
bier pirtliA beroorrageroe 6ri6te
s~etragen.
Washington Journal., 1911-08-12

Oppomator, General Gees lleter-
qo6e6e0inqllneen BON General Grant
unter5eidnet muroen. @s lit oieies
elm 8erm1dtniB an 0as omerifaniide
Golf. Ser liih mltuoe i. st. pom
General Sberi0an fiir Elm $20s@ol0-
Ttiid eriton0en nm i'm 8rou Gutter
sum @eidenf 81 MAIDEN. Der be
riibmte General Gutter erbielt oen
Gid BON SberiOau fob i'm III iih in
0en 5attel uno ~iprengte oanit OaDon,
INN ibn ieiuer Satin 81 iiberbriugeu.
Washington Journal., 1911-08-12
Sic 8otnen liufs puroen i'm Ba9s'
tbum our6 eleftriides 2idt getries
ben, Die I'M redten Sopfe tuu6s
len notiirIi1 in Oemiel'
ben l3eitraum.

es fntereHant, geriu6e ioGder Art
an5uIteQen. Sri. 6. s. 9uO9eon gibt
lid iolden Experimental bin unO bat
6ereitS erpQbnensipertbe &eiultote
erNelt. glls critics enpdbnt Die iunec
Game, OaB ser Samen inter @infuir-
fung fiinItliden 2idtes in Der balber
3eit, ais es oui uotiirlidem Bege
EattfinOct, auige6t. 8ie iebr Ous
@adien ser 8flon5en Ourd Die Gin.
pirflato eleftriiden 2idtes geforoert
miro, 5eigt uniere Abbil0ung. Bflan.
zen, ole Oireft Dem eleftriiden &id)t
auSaeieBt peuOen, 8eigten feline Spur
bon 6drden = oie meitet BON Sem
9idli aufgeiteIIten @flan5en 3eigten
chi DER 2idtieite feinen, OUT Der
5dattenieite jeoo6 ben ooIeu 8uhs
BON Sdrhen. - Gin meiterer lin.
TtanO lit ser, ooB 8lumen, Die in
fiinItGidem 2tdt er5euqt merOen, cine
nett ounflere 5arbe aufDeiien, ais
Die natiirIih ge3ogenen.
Washington Journal., 1911-08-12

Sohren gegriinOet muroen, befano-
SER @bitner meigerte iif, nGbere
Nm aben 8u MAIDEN geItano ieOot
Gin Dab oie Rapitolsanlngen oe8 JIM
1ep @oulo niel p~eitgeher0cr Ieien,
ais Die 9tep 9orfer 6inan8welt es
lid bat troumen loiien. @bitner, Der
Elm ausge3eidmeter Sngenieur it, ioa
Ole rette &ano oes iunaen @oulO
Washington Journal., 1911-08-12
Der biitoriide Slid.
pdnem prsflbrut Grant bic JrlsseHsSs'
lalAiis auterSeiAHsts.

Srou @lisobetb Glpiter, bic Bittpe
oes beritbmten Heterogeneous, bat
0em arieesmuieum in Baibingtoll
Dor fur5er 8eit Sen Gid iiberloHen,
ouf meldem in Der Stootbaae in
Washington Journal., 1911-08-12
gcidlcnnistes 8adien Der SfIunssn.
s@sttiine auHRsartnsr i5rbsrH oas Wa@ieH
Der @ilan6sn oRrh Glsftristtat.

gs lit Ourdnlls feline neue SSee,
OaB man Oos @ofien Der 8fIonsen
Ourd fiinitlides 2idt beidleunigea
farm, ood mar Elm ioldes 9erfabren
bisber 81 toitipielig. Smmerbin 1T
Washington Journal., 1911-08-12

Champion bod lalien Den tiidtigen
8eamten oieieIben duBerlt falt,
8ielen @eieaidaften, Die geiuno-
beitSidoOlide @rtifel in ben Marft
brohten, bat er oas Sanomert poa'
itanois geIegt, uno cine nod groBere
Qn5abl bon 5obrifanten bat er ge-
5tpuneen, nabrreine Materialien fir
ibre 6abrifote gu p~eripenoen. aGe
Die Soden, peIde @ift fir Oas Sp-
item bes Wleniten parerL un0 bic
auf Die s%epiKenlofeite @eiie bon
D@et-rih-quid. 2euten~ benz TubIi-
finn fir tbeures @eIo ~argeb1nst
muroen, bier un3ufibren, miir0e 5u
melt geben. Gs beOarf oieies aud
tuobl niHt, oenn es oiirftR einem
He0en AIR @eniioR betonnt Iein. NIT
Washington Journal., 1911-08-12

qg Gus beriibmte 0lO @lorp ODER
&opal 9iliener be3ieben sic in 6la'
i6en am better BON Der Nortbipeitern
gottIing 60. EeIepbon ROrtb1565.
Washington Journal., 1911-08-12
@iclen Qnsriffcn nnttrUorfen.
srptansOem sent anier 2anbesHaupt d enIses
falt6lRtis in ieinsr arbsit pOrDarts.

Sc aibt nobI feinen 6peiten Be-
onlten in ben 0ereinigten Staaten,
ee9en melden 10 biel angriffe ge-
modt tperoen, aIs eegen Or. Sarbep
@aibington @ilep, ben Sure 5ooo
Washington Journal., 1911-08-12
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The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1911-12-21
WEST sHAFTsauRY

Miss Bessie Niles spent Tuesday in
North Adams.
r. E. Tinkham was in Bennington
Saturday on business.
Miss Bessie Niles was in Benning-
ton last Saturday.
Alice Young spent Wednesday
night with Mrs. Truman Amidon.
Miss Chase of Hoosick Falls was
the guest of Mrs. Clayton Reed last
week.
Mrs. Martin Coulter and son Alton
were In Bennington last Saturday on
business.
Elmer Amidon killed porker one
year and one-half old which weighed
COL pounds.
Mrs. Truman Amidon and Mrs
John Huntington were in Bennington
Saturday afternoon to attend the
Fortnightly.
Miss Bessie Amidon closed he
school at Center SALISBURY last Fri
day with exercises and tree and Il
home for two weeks vacation.
Miss Harrington closed her schoo
in the Niles district last Friday wit
exercises and a tree for the tw
weeks vacation.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1911-12-21
WEST ARLINGTON

Jesse Harrington is home for a va
cation
Miss Winifred Bailey was home
from Burr and Burton recently.
The Ladies' Aid society will meet
with Mrs. IL. T. Eaton Thursday noon.
Howard King and family have NOV
ed from Henry Conlin's house to the
mill house with his father.
School in district No. closed on
Friday, December Is, Miss Ella Bots
ford of Manchester, teacher.
Preparations are being made for a
Christmas tree with exercises on Sat
urday evening, at Union church.
Charles yelling of Johnsonville,
Floyd Marsh of Annaquassacoke were
recent guests at the home OF d. B.
Harrington.
Miss B. A. Regan closed her school
on the green Tuesday the 18th inst
and returned Wednesday to her home
in East Poultney for the holiday vaca'
ton.
About 60 friends and neighbors Of
Mr.. and Mrs. John McClintock gave
them a surprise on Friday evening
their tenth wedding anniversary. Dan
cling was INDUCED in, dainty refresh
ments were served and the happy cou
pie were presented with a fine oal
rocker, a parlor table and foot rest.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1911-12-21
PoWNAL CENTER

Il. w. Williams of the Bennington
Garage was in town Tuesday to do
liver two five passenger 1912 Ford
touring cars. 1t is contemplated that
there will be several Ford cars OF the
1912 model owned in town in the
near future.
The selectmen have placed new
tile in the culvert near the crossing
at the sub-station. The old tile had
been broken and was in a dangerous
condition. The repairing Of this rs
much appreciated by all that drive
on this road.
C. B. Patterson was the guest OF
relatives at North Adams Sunday
The Loyal Pride Of Vale Lodge, l.
o. o. f. M. W., held a very interest
ing meeting Saturday evening p
d. G. M. Collins c. Mcintyre and
about thirty members from North Ad
ans and Blackinton lodge we're pres
ent. The degree team Of the Black
inton lodge took charge Of the de
gree work which was done in an ex
cellent manner. This was very much
enjoyed by all present. Refresh
ments were served after the meet
ing.
Miss Ethel Cheney gave her pupils
a Christmas tree at the Paddock
school Thursday evening. The par
ents and relatives showed much inter
est In the work and all had most en-
joyable time The school closed Fri
day afternoon for a two weeks holiday
recess. The Barber and Oak Hill
schools closed Friday afternoon for a
two weeks holiday vacation The Ma
pie Grove and Pownal Center schools
will close next Friday for two weeks
vacation. On account OF the lost time
owing to the late opening OF the RocA
Seminary school one weeks vacation
will be given beginning next Friday as
ternoon.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1911-12-21
DORSET

Mrs Grace Knight and daughter are
at their cottage on Church street,
where they will spend the holidays
The first signs of snow for some
time appeared on Sunday when mer-
curry dropped near the winter boun-
dairy and the rain froze in its tracks
Autos are occasionally in evidence.
One arrived from the north last week
with five passengers who stopped
over night at the lnn proceeding the
next morning in the direction Of
Massachusetts.
John Lille and a. B. Kellogg were
observed with an auto in tow on the
west road last Saturday and Mr.. Lii
lie stated positively that he was to
run a regular passenger route. Sche-
dule and fare not settled, on account
of the weather.
On Saturday last a young Italian
was very seriously injured at the
Paddock lumber job in the Hollow.
He was struck by a falling tree and
one leg was badly fractured above
the knee and he received internal in
jurles. DR.. Liddle attended him and
advised his immediate removal to the
Rutland hospital as his case requir-
ed the most exacting care OF sur
geons.
The springike weather this win.
ter beats the records of temperature
for the past six years. The winter
of 1866 was notable for its light fall
OF snow and clemency of weather. al.
though there were some sharp con
trasts to the mild days which were
so plentiful The snowfall here so
far this winter has been exceptionally
light with only a day or two OF
sleighing about the middle OF Novem
Der
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1911-12-21
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The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1911-12-21
PERU


]. E. Farnum was home iron Coun-
ty court over Sunday
Franklyn G. Lord has returned
from his trip 10 New York
Mrs. f. G. Wyman spent few days
of last week with her friend, Mrs X.
Il. Noyce, in Winhall.
Mrs. John Russell will leave this
week for a few weeks visit with her
mother, Mrs. Elvira Lakin In Water
vile, Maine.
A chicken pie supper was served on
Friday evening at the village hall,
under the management OF the Ladies
Aid, and was well attended.
William Warren, the young son OF
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Il. Jones has been
seriously i'll, the past week, from
bronchitis. but is somewhat better al
present writing.
Preparations are In progress this
week for the usual Christmas pro
gram. The day school teachers have
the charge of the children and Mrs
Mabel Whitney, the music.
Bromley Grange gave the third and
fourth degrees to one candidate al
the regular meeting Tuesday evening
AT the next meeting the officers fol
the coming year will be elected, AMI
it is hoped as many members as pos
sible will be in attendance.
We are glad to learn that O. A
Wilkinson OF South Hadley, Mass,
has been found, after being absen
from his home there since Oct. 18th
Mr.. Wilkinson, with his family i've,
here for some time, several year
ago, and his daughter, Mrs. Bdmun,
Batchelder is resident OF Peru.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1911-12-21
READsBoRo

A Christmas concert will be held
in the church Sunday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. E. Sawyer have
been in North Adams this week
Edward Barre who injured his
wrist by fall recently is improving
Miss Blanche Sprague who teaches
in West Townshend, Mass, is spend
ing her Christmas vacation with her
parents here.
Miss Marion Bishop student al
Moody's school, Mortified, Mass.
is with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. A
p Bishop, for the holidays.
The pupils of the eighth grade Of
the village school gave the principa
Of the school, j. r. billiard, a sur
prise party Wednesday evening, the
occasion being his birthday A mum
Der of guests were present
There was a large attendance a
the entertainment given in the churcl
parlors Thursday evening and owe
$40 were cleared. The entertainment
consisted of a short play, "The Rec
Chignon," a pantomine, Wanted {
Wife" and some musical numbers
Ice cream and cake were served.
The graded schools closed Frida!
and the teachers have all gone t,
their homes. r. billiard to Rut
land, Miss Dorothy Stacker to Sar
anac, n. Y, Miss Blanche Lyons t
Bennington, Miss Mae Rooney Il
Poultney, Mr. and Mrs. E. HART I,
Castleton and +. G.. Baldwin who ha
substituted for Miss Clarke since he
illness, to Nottingham.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1911-12-21
SHOE REPAIRING

All kinds Of shoe repairing done at
p. c. Jesperson's shop, South Shafts
bury. Work neatly done. Prices
right
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1911-10-12
HARD COAL TRUST CASE FIRST
Supreme Court Again Face to Face
with Sherman Law Issue.

Washington, Oct. 1.-THE supreme
court of the United States was brought
face to face again with the Sherman
antitrust law. The so-caled hard
coal case" a government trust bust
ing suit" was at the head of the list
for consideration.
This case originated in dissolution
suit esan in the United States circuit
court for Eastern Pennsylvania against
the principal railroads carrying an
thracitc coal and against the coal own
ing companies A conspiracy to kill
competition was charged, The lower
court decided AGAINST the government
on every point except that the Temple
Iron company, Of which the railroad
defendants own the stock, was held
to he in violation Of the law The
government was not content with the
decree, even in regard 10 the Temple
Iron company ard appealod the case
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1911-10-12
WALDWICK.
by Lula buckingham.

Miss Nina Reynolds returned home
Tuesday from her extended visit at
Freeport, H.
Mr. Calvert Stevens from Storm
Lake, Iowa, Is visiting here,
Mrs. ELLA Dexter is assisting Mrs,
jess league few weeks,
Miss Mamie SkewS spent Saturday
and Sunday a. JamsS Fercelrs.
Mrs, Cant has been ON the sick list
this week,
Mrs, Richard Jackson is staying with
Sunteu Jackson during Mrs, $, Jack.
son absence,
Mr., John Harris and daughter spent
Wednesday and Thursday with Richard
Harris and family,
Richard Harris and wife spent Wed.
neSday at William Tomlin'S,
Miss Kitty Anderson, who has been
visiting Mrs. Howard Nicholas returned
to Hazel Green Friday,
Misses Mary erase and Lula Buck
iugham We're entertained at Mrs
Eddie Davis Sunday afternoon
Mrs, Guy NanMatre and her sister,
Miss Wagner from Monroe Sunday at
the home of Chad Harker.
Mr., William Tomlin purchased fine
team of horses from Walter Humhert
last week,
Miss Florence erase spent Saturday
evening and Sunday with Edith Corridor,
Mrs George Harker and family and
MIR, George Harris and family spent
Sunday at Delos Uren's.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1911-10-12
TURKISH FORCE RETREATS
Army in PitiabIe Condition Is on Way
to Gharien.

Tripoli, Oct. lit is reported that
Turks, under the command of Munir
Pasha, are one and half days jour
ney toward Gharien. They are said
to nave opened negotiations with the
Italians and British. The army seems
in a piriable condition from lack OF
water and provisions, The camel
forces that were following the army
have returned, regarding the situation
as hopeless. The Turkish governors
and many officials have been sent
away.
Two powder magaZines were ex-
ploded. The town is in perfect or
has ceased.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1911-10-12
SEATTLE AND TACOMA
Washington Towns Entertain
President Taft.
Executive Attends Christening of His
Granddaughter and Also Has
Luncheon with Ballineer.

Tacoma, Wash, Oct. 1-Seattle
welcomed President Taft with three
and a half miles of streets packed to
the curbs. In numbers the crowd eX-
celled that IN Detroit, Mich, where an
almost unbroken line of people greet
ed Mr.. Taft in journey from the city
limits to the water front. The Seat
tie crowd was far noisier The peo-
pie cfe cred Mr.. Taft with unmis taxable
enthusiasm
In his principal address at Seattle,
the president spoke on his arbitration
treaties to an outdoor audience of per-
haps $4,000.
The presidents program in Seattle
was limited so far as the public was
concerned, the christening of his
grandnerbew, Charles Taft Snowden,
occupying the presidents time until
II O'Clock, and a luncheon with For
mer Secretary Ballinger taking up the
last two hours of his mornings visit.
Afterward Mr. Taft was taken across
Puget Sound to Tacoma, stopping on
the way at the Bremerton navy yard
for fifteen minutes inspection of the
new dry dock, which is to be one of
the largest in the United States.
The president arrived at Tacoma at
$50 and was given a parade through
the streets. Afterward he was
rendered dinner by the Tacoma Com
mercial club and chamber of com
merce In the evening the president
addressed a mass meeting.