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The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1912-02-15
DELIGHTFUL DINNER
Mr.. and Mrs. II. 3. Dickinson Enter
talned Wednesday Evening

Mr. and Mrs. II. B. Dickinson en-
tertained at dinner followed by cards
at their home on Elm street Wednes
day evening.
Dinner was served at twelve small
tables at $3.50, sweet peas and shaded
candles making attractive decoral
tons. Place cards for the guests
were In the form OF valentines.
During the evening 800" was play
ed, the prizes going to Mrs. II. c.
Roster, Fred d. Burt and G. p. En-
dress. Score cards were also in the
form OF valentines.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1912-02-15
DEMOCRATIC CAUCUS
allied at Apollo Hall Thursday Eve,
nina Eebruarv fb

Called at Apollo Hall Thursday Eve,
Ming February IS.
The democratic voters OF the town
OF Bennington are warned TO meet In
caucus at Apollo hall Thursday. Feb
ruary 18th, at s p. m. to nominate
candidates for town Offices to be vot
ed on at the annual town meeting on
the FIRST Tuesday in March and 10
transact any other business found
necessary when met.
Homer A. Lyons,
John p Gavin,
II. M. Houghton,
w. J.. Gibney.
Houghton Rice,
Democratic Town Com.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1912-02-15
ROBBERS FAILED
Blew Up Bank But Didn't Get Any
Money

New York, Feb. 15.-Cracksmen
early this morning blew up the safe
in the Italian bank on Elizabeth ST.,
but got no money. They used too
large a charge of nitro glycerine and
blew out the front of the building,
raising an alarm that attracted the
police.
The robbers were compelled to run,
and though the money in the vault
was exposed, they did not have time
to reach it. There was a. panic
among the foreign people OF the
due to the explosion.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1912-02-15
Many We Consider How

bers OF the national erectors' ascot
alton, an organization Of open shop
employers, and 81 explosions or at
tempts were aimed at work by con-
tractors who we're not members OF
the erectors' association.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1912-02-15
NEW PRESIDENT OF CHINA
Yuan shI Kai Today Succeeded Dr..
Sun Vat Sen

Marking, Feb. 15.-Yuan Shi Kai
was today elected president of the
new Chinese republic by the nation
al assembly.
DR.. Sun Vat Sen who was the pro
visional president advised the nation.
al assembly to take this action in
order to give the new republic a sta.
BILE government as soon as possible.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1912-02-15
800" PARTY
Given Wednesday Evening by Mrs,
Fremont Barnes and Miss Hyde.

Among those entertaining Wednes-
day evening were Mrs. Fremont
Barnes and Miss Mary Hyde, who
were hostesses at a delightful 800"
party at the home of Miss Hyde on
South street.
There were four tables at cards,
the prizes going to Miss Lillian Ed
gerton and Miss Hazel Mcleod.
Score cards were dainty valentines
and the color scheme of pink and
white was carried out in detail. A
light collation. followed the cards.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1912-02-15
FOUR PERSONS KILLED
Another Train Wreck on the PennsyI-
vania Road

Pittsburg, Feb. 15.-Four persons
were killed and a dozen or more in
jured in train wreck today near
here. on the Pennsylvania road.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1912-02-15
LAST LEAP YEAR BALL
At Academy Hall on Evening Of Ash
Wednesday, Feb. 20

The last grand Leap Year dance
will be held in Academy hall Tuesday
February 20, the eve of Ash Wednes.
day. The dance will be under the
direction of the St Monica society.
II will be a veritable Mardi Gras
and well worth attending. Dancing
will begin at $3.50. The music will
be furnished by Frasers complete or.
chestra including snare drum. AID.
mission 20 cents. All are invited.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1912-02-15
WEATHER FORECAST
Probabilities for This Section for the
Next "a Hours.

For eastern New York and western
Vermont snow or rain tonight
Probably followed By fair during Fri.
day.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1912-05-31

milot, uoen smerter os uoen at FqOe
SDltetnet. Set moeboloer oplipcnoe s geu=
l{aber lom ltDrtcr Muilernc / Maoen, loa
at efterbaanoen al Slags D{coicin tan
lnooeres og Naturen igjer uofpre lit Nr=
beloe alene. Blanot DC 2egioner lom be-
oloner bette ct N&rs. 9}els 2arlen, Graue,
Mont., o9 Mr. 8. 2ansbosen, 24l2 Gum
ming Str, Omaba, 9teb., % DC bar altio
eli ylalte 0eraf / 9je,nmet, TIL oct CT ct
paaliocli9t 0ttooel for bele Talnilien, ira
garn0om til M(Deropm.
gnbper iom pnfer at prppc bette Mio=
Del fpr be fjpber bet paa ieooanlis Maooc
grs CIT Mpotbeter for so Gents eller en-
Sollar IlTomilie=S tprrelle) fan faa en-
Prppeflaite lenot frit til 0icmnaet peo blot
at ooreslcrc ST.. g9. 9. Goloipcll, 63g
9ealbin9ton Str, Monticel(o, ST. Seres
Nopn os Noresle paa ct go ttort CT TIL
ItrGtfeligt.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1912-05-31
On nnrtp Bnr tor
krnntrk gnrltnppelCe.

Gnoijpnt Dem iom life bar forlpst oct
nlaa1te %bene9ter oct, iaa paaitaar allige=
bel %tufinoer at andre lom taller al per-
lonlt9 Grfaring, at be ct blebet belbrcbct
for laa liot iom SO Gents for flere slar
teen, % at oeres Onbe albris penotc till
ba9e, meoens andre inorpmmer DC bru9tc
Here Tloiter fpr en- itaoig Sur opuaacoes.
N(tolet iom Der tales om CT Or. Cab
irell's Syrup Yepin. Set bar pcrct /
Marteoet oper ct fbart Narbunbreoe % CT
bleben populert for fit Tortrin beo mulot=
l19e Nnbefalinger. Set Gattunt, at bets
Darmete 8cunbrere CT &binocr % clorc
Soft, lom fiber melt at bette Onoe, ct ct
1ttert Sebis for at DC Gororinser man bor
giort 9jeloenoe ON, at bet CT e1 pariq
Sur for Torftoppelie, life bar nrrct optrz
Orebct.
get pirter lite oololomt, iom affyrcnbt
N1ller, Solte cller 8anoc, men arbeiocl
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1912-05-31

Prince Alb rt og carrotRiver Valley Land ervest
Canadas rigesteFarmdistrikt, sarlig for blan-
Diet Sad. men lad os wise Dem Hveden, vi av-
Ter. Misv@kst, Terke, Wind. og Haglstorme
ukjendt. Ire Regierings- Mejerier, fire Re-
Observation-Disclosures, kun S Mil til Oceanet
bedste Del af Canada tor "Investment' eller
ct Hem for s~elvstendlge Mand. Befolknin-
gen er Amerikanere ~Hjemsegere,. like nys-
gjerrige, 1nskes. Skriv paa enge1sk til: A. D.
NJ. Hone & Co., Real Estate Dealers, Prince
Albert, Sask., Can. Branch: Birch Hills, Sask.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1912-05-31

man / Oennc SID 11o nnc0 Strol10en
ftrroe De lprgelige Neltcr al Sc n1olr=
&C Spfllglc> ser or1tom / Sen 6oor=
DC Tllltcr. Scr fin0eS Tl%glepilot /
ct lauOant Mntu(, at lllall 11l1, ga
&orn1en er fon1n1cn / 2llfte1,, far
llaottet lcnoc ct Eor Mono llo ior
at lon1le og lrogropc Sem. De
flclte Tuglclig cr al Spancr, for=
lfjelligc Nrtcr al gg>1oer 1ornt Yli5=
bp1s o1 %ilogrs. Mon fan lc, bpor=
lcocs Sc far or6ejoct Jig lun9rrc og
lrnNcre IND mcllcrn 5fopcns &rut
for at lpgc 2p for @ulocn. Monge
ct oelpis iortGrct al 9fupc. &c gb=
rige linger olle poo Mpggen.
On &jpbmmbeus ". &. iprang
t Snftem. Gn @o1g / Ginter jfetc
Der en- uol0lom GfSploli ion / ct 8.
g., tilbprcnbc Mjpbn1o1n 8. :. Sor=
let / 9tpfpbin1 s. Gtsplplioncl1
lfplotes, lonn Set %lel,erc bite Jig, at
@oSleoningcn / Boben bar blcpcr,
l1trt> bporfor Scr bar itrplnn1ct Uo3
Nicnncm ct &lonfrer ms / &ipb=
monoenS Gjcnoom. SEQ Gfsplpiio=
l1e1, onrette0es forlfiellig &obogc
9piS l%lobcoring far fpltet II ST..
% III nil &ipbn1ono Sanicu bopl
I&pnu1ulnen til at crltottc liz octtt
9elq6. Sra &om1nll11cl1 ct ser i1nio.
= lcrti0 lporet nej. Mon bil ncluli(
pes ct epel1tl>elt Sugsonlug ipg|
: fonltotcret, ON &on1n1unen bor gr
ltatningspligt oberfor bnn0eli9 6fo
Sc, Scr lfploes, at @osrdr bliper fo1
aalnle, ellcr &on0lfooc lom Tp(g
al iprrn9te &on0rbr / Troitnci
: oip. @borle0es @oslen cr blcpcl
J m1tUl10t, pi0es life.
} 2illc6elts Trrgcn rcbber Ct
brmffeu Suffer. s booro beltli(
Storn1 frntre0e forleoen 6iifcl
Senien ira Mi6beliort mco fin 81:
iferjolle / 2illchrlt. 9oobcn iprt(
altfor ltorc 5ejl og ionf b>>rtigt
9et lpffeoes oo9 Tiifcren at bolot
=,iig f%lp0en6e, in6til 9ompiprger
t mStrib", Ser bel6igpis pas lere6'
Gte0et, lon1tioiq fif bom reooet / Ell
al Meoningsboooene / forfomme1
Silltun6.
Stur 2auo sbp=&rano paa Sal tcr
; Zen lite Moj oplto6 SIS / Mngle>
9aricns &uS / @brrc-9rslcp. SIT
{ let ne0brel16te til @run0en, og al:
Snobo o0 2 9e1te brpl10te. Trt
2arle1s @us lprong Sl0en pe0 Scr
ltGrfe 9lplt ober til Sp1nrern1e lte1
t Senlens @11s, lpm hrGn6te, og er16e:
t Zig forplo1te6e Slocn Jig til Stots
busmon6 &rblls @l,s, ser ligeleoeS
J 11e6brrr16te. Ngrre=Grslep 9n bal
I n1ber 9ro11oen itprft tr1tet.
Forkjflelse helbredet pas On Dag.
Brug LAXATIVE BROMO Quinine Tab
: lots. Apothekere tilbagebetaler Pengene, hvi
' de fejler at hslbrede. E. W. GROVES On
derskrift or pas hver &ske, 25c.
SDllanb.
Il &irfeOpmmcr ". Gsmann / @e
0elsbprg CT 11ol1rpnt til 8Dfpge6
IGsbjer9.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1912-05-31

Be @e0elellfo6et. Sloen far breot
fig ODER 100 5or. 2on0.
Senere oplto0 Ser Slo / @ooro=
ejer NielS @ogeltjur5 @eoc pe6 81
ltop. Sloen brcote Jig 6urtigt /
ben itrrfc Slult, o9 uco Gretioeu
bar ODER 1 &po0rotmil omiprn0t al
Sl6en.
Gangs %oncli>,icn n1cllrn, %Qroc
og @uloo9cr opltoo oglou Brono
poo 5 Stcoer / @c0en lonas @oue=
LINEN, lanolpnli9pis pes Nuiltcr ira
9ofomotipct. Sloeu arc6 1turft ON
Jig, % Ser brrl1ote ca. 100 Cor.
9o1o @c0e og en- Sci Y(ontooe.
Sron6prl cnct ira %oroc blep til
fa(0t og iorit (ol10c otter oar 1l1o,,
@crrc opcr Sl0el1.
@oorocjrr @oarlfjur lopoe al
hrrnot ct Stpfte Nc0c. Get n1e1cS,
at Slocn far liN1ct ng lllmct, % !;
Den ltUrfc NlUlt ct bl1slct pp %
bar fpruorloaet Sen ltorc &eocbrnno.
Set bru1l0tc Nrcu( rr 600 Ebr.
9ono itort. st Spffr Elontoge
lu!ocr Sor0in1 ErritcHour0 brrl1o=
tc Drlpis.
Mprbcriif Sucrfalo / Suricns
Sngtbms. Sen 9be Moj CT ser feet
lem ubpa9elig @egipcn6eo / @orien5
lugt6lrs.
! Melerpebetjcnt gltr1tp ifllloc eftcr
Miooogstimen luffc to Sanger ms
/ 0crcs Gellcr. Cen enc CT @ollte=
brpn1oroeren - Ser lpr ct 4ar Nor
liocn orrbte CIT 0oor0ejer mco SC
%pplpcr - ocn nl10en CT Sen Tprbp=
Ser, ser for 1o9e11 Iio iioen i &rios=
1pielille forldgte at orube Ell 9eticnt
mes ct Stenmejern og for 0enne
Torhrpoelle blep i6pn1t Is Mars
Sl1gtln1S.
Sc to bop6c pjcnlDnlig oftolt at
flpgte ionrnen.
Gen en- al Dem ul1n1oDeoe 8etjeu=
ten ou1 Spuaal og GroaO, ibct ban
aier11e ltuloe bope nogle Snapper
lpc0e fult. Setjenten gift ltrafs bell=
as @angen for at bcntc Sagerne,
men / iamnte 9f1t, Do1 pel10te Sat-
aer11c Mpggen, lprang Sc be99e ino
paa bom og forldgtc at irobrilte
bam 9fg1lefl1ippct. 0e bou0e JOINT
tioig Jet 0eres 5>1it til at im9tfe
2ooieu, Ser fprcr ira Gol9en 11o til
8%aor6en.
9etjellt Gltr>1p ion iporcoe Jig top
pert og roobtc ON @iUlp, ifjent
begge 6ongerne al al Magt fleunte
beres @pn0er ON bans @ols. Sc
blep 6pg bl,rtigt bonge o1 f(Wtc0e.
Nogle @cticnte fom 11 til, % mia
b%cgpn0tc at efterlpge 6ongcrne, Ser
bop0e lfjult Jig / ct %olfcrum. Set
lpffe0eS ll0ell ltprrc N%nltrUnAcllc at
fa1ge Sem pH at iprc Sem ti(6oge.
9e blep beref ter onhrogtc bper /
lin Gellc / Mnltoltens &rlocretoge.
Sen puerfol0ne 9ctjcnt or i(l1ppet
operor6e11tli9 bcl0igt ira Srerfal=
Set, ioet fan finn bor fooct nogle
@ltooflfro6nil1ger i Hniigtct.
Set CT en- Srlufpl9c, at Nor6rp=
oerle nil blipe i0pn1tc CT olpprlig
3il(pgsltrnf 1elp ON Set life far
brrct ocrrS @cnliNt at mpr6c BE-
t%icntcn.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1912-05-31
st &ierliq6eosoramo.

O~\%S~S%k
CT Der uoe / Yrinlesiega0e poo Sri
l%tlonsbapn foregoaet Ell ubpggelig
8e9ioenbeo, Oct rimeligpis oil 5o-
be Ell nrg Yi9es De6 til 6plge.
Den poagieloenoe unge @ige,
@l1toinettc Gborn6obl, Cater al en-
Observation-Disclosures / @ilfeborg, boe=
Sc poo 2. 5al / Yriniesiegaoe 10.
Sn npar iorlpoet meo en- ing SIR
beioer> Mrel &noerlen> ser lieelcocs
boeoe / ErinleSiego6e. Sc to 1lnge
bar mcget inotogr1e i binon0en, men
napnlig / Sen ito1te Sis fom Oct
bpppiAt til bcftige 5cc1rer imellen
Dem, ioet Sc begge oor meget fin
|ipge.
Geo 11-Si0en ON Mftenen bal
Mnocrlcn oppe bos fin Jorlope6c 0!
onmooeoe benSe ON at gao me0 III
ut 1paolere. Set Diloe Dun in1ioler
tbs life, pA ian gif loo olcnc. 81
hon TOM ti(6age, to Gimer ienerc
loa 6on Nntoinette iiooe oppc / Sc
aa6ale Gino>,c poo 9. Gul. Nll1olc
Zig flatreoc blrn >ro al &inouet .!
bGngte fig fat / %in0>rsform1c11
San raobte til De110c ON fife a
ltprtc Jig IT'S, men / nn1t gu ga
bun Clip na ltprteoe fig neo. Mn
0erlen aior6c 6oripg poo at crib
be11oc, nlcn Set lpffe0eS life. ST.
fol0t neo poa bans Npg, l(og So
! pebet mos Tortopcts &ontltcn o
hlcp liDsforlig fppltct.
9(nlbl1lanccn f6rtc ben6e til SUM
by Soipital, men Ser Ell life megt
@oab ON at fl1nr,e rcboc be,ocs 2it
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1912-05-31
SDnanb.

&irfeopmmcr ". Gsmann / @e
%0elsborg ct 11bnrpnt til 8Dfpge0
Gsbjer9.
Nanocrs=@ieblifc. Gen Is. Moj
pie0es / Nonocrs Grf. @ertrl16
i@olbicn, Cater al G%ro5lercrc11, til
@errcosfulomegtig. car0. jur. Smut
sen.
Slc Sfepnric ianget, Sl,gt6uS~
fange Die Nie1ien (5fGpnpie), ser
for Ell Mooneo ii6en flpgteoe fra
&plien Tongefoloni, blcp fornplig
onbolot / 5pn0ertronoers al to 9e=
'tiente ira Molborg.
! &otrppcrict / Sbiiteb. 6%or6prcne
=. ober SEN / MarbuS ol1bolotc, for
8oitrpmriet / Sbiiteo itgtcoc Tprbp=
ser Maoien or III, l%ll1ttct. Manoen
|faltbolocr lin l1ifploig9co, oA No(i=
tiet trpr oolod, at Oct fun CT Froleri
noor fan ptprf or ct Yor &onlme=
roter lmr pooltaoet, at Set bar bom>
So. L>,,So .,rai,o+ MHnnrinf Snn MI
MT Mine 1,oleperet til &~Ipbcn6apns
@oliti, 0o ban far t%(itoact, at Fan
Ian1n1erl meo Ell &amn1crat bar
plonlogt eft Sl166rl1o poa Spmonos>
biem1net / &j6hcnbapn.
Se6c6rmbc. 1oget fra %iborg
til @erlling aatel1ote iorleoen tet
pes @orup ct Stpffe @eoe> tilbpren-
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1912-05-31
Eerue.

@utel nOSenie" / &ongensgo0e
Soenle er al @otelejer Sans Senlet
lolgt til &clner S9rgen Yeterien
Nocnlc, fpr $4,000 &r.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1912-05-31

Forkitlelse helbredet pax on Dag.
Brug LAXATIVE BROMO Quinine Tab
;ets: Apothekere tilbagebetaler Pengene, hyi
de fejler at hslbrede. E. W. GROVES On
derskrift or pas hver &ske. Csc.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1912-05-31
&ipbenbabn.

Nomiral &icbelicn er reilt til
Ebilooclpbio for at oclto1e / sen in
tcrnotionole SpiortSfonNreS.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1912-05-31
Cuumurfs mcit pScuoe &u.

C0Nm0rfS Nlc1t NScN6e G0. s
Sen ui l(1cblooct r0nnlf 2a10brtg"
uolfrcpuc 8. &ontl1rrcncc iejreOc Sen
@uor0eirr Cars Niclicn, SrunNoaro
pr. tScllinge, ti(bprcnoe So ~@rplle"
jon ifplnc Observation-Disclosures
bet / @ir11cuuinit ipr Sc trc li0lte
Me1lifohooar bar Nipct 1880 Eo.
Mult n,co l,t4 pGt. Scot pg 5S3
SIS. Smpr oorliA.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1912-05-31

GirfeDpmmcr ". Gsmann / Sc:
.0elsbprg ct l1onrm1t til 8pfpge0
gsbjer9.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1912-05-31
Wrnmotpi9=M

ira mango Sioer set Tllfr CT bic
net l,otolt, at Triltrl fpr SSl1olom=
lill9el, al @ioron til ct MinocSmrr=
f. ior Wrllnotpig moo blipr forlUn=
act. hor Munllltc1t= llOpulget bellllt=
tct at holnr >N1olun1lingcn aohcll
helc Spnll1crcn.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1912-05-31

Sfneipiller Glit@ &enmert ben6te
iorleoen hicn1 fra Nn1crifo - 6og
fife mc6 "@e(lig S(op", n1cl1 pper
9ono ira &riltionio, bpor bon / Ior<
hifurten ofil>1ttcoc ct engagement.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1912-05-31

Warmers White Wine of Tar
Syrup, Diet bedste Hostemiddel paa
Jorden, standser en- Forkj9lelse i en-
Dag, taget tide. F~emogtyve og SO
Cents.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1912-05-31

Mnno= ug &%luuipsen, Sprel fuer-
ne og Nffomlfllerne poa 2ollan0:
Iollt ter er ll0lot iu0til pi0cre pac
@runo al Mun0= % &lobiyge>1.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1912-05-31

Urcoertt Sen1cn. Uprlc0cn ll11t:
tcoe N%prrebros Sbcater lin Splon
og Sen reoc 2pgte, ipm life far bap1
Tcric mango Mftcncr / &inter, Dal
otter fremme. Mu blipcr oen lag
fen for at np0c cit peliortjel1t Spile
/ @ommer, inoen Sen after lfal tages
frem paanp til gfteroaret. Sen enc
al Sbeotrcts Direftbrer far allere,
Sc for 1ogen 5io ii6en ipgt Gnlom.
be0en for at forbere0e Sen font
men0e 5Gions Geire, % MI rel1er
Sen an6en, SEN lpffelige 6reoert&
Senlen, til NoriS for at more fig ef>
ter See onens Nnltrnngeller. San
bar Maa0 til Set, for 0en1e Sel OH
bor bpret noget al ct gpe11tDr. Sbor
meget Sc to 9ireftprer bor tient,
flyer Sc life, men set CT fife laa list,
for 6reoerif &enlen ct blepe11 ooer=
nno6ig. Spprger mol1 fam, bbor6an
S9lonen far peret, flyer ban: CUB,
lbs Sen ol6rig blipe be6re, oaarli=
gere fan Sen iogtens blipc! 6reoe,
tit bar bapt 9pffcn mes fig, % bo1l
fortiener Set. Nl refer fan g(oo
og ing til &oris, ON CIT Maoneo
fom1ner ban enom, pngre % glabere
tilboge, og Sen lite S1>li bpler bele
8iebenbom of 9egeiltring oOer en-
11p afiin0ig &eol,efigur.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1912-05-31

ycurina @ujifulc, lom Folto'
%rlul, bar purct 2cocr al loIll1cl
u,eo Trf. Cline @eNtrnp, pprrtuNe:
til Giteroorct al ibp. 6prltonocr 1ol
Snolpir &pjitplc 9. =. 9orl en-. 6rt
@cotr,p ucobliprr at bore flQttr
til Sfulcn.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1912-05-31

dapt. GngelDar0tS NeontngSbaa0e
I Gnglanb. Ser er oannct ct
n8ritiib gngelfar6t Gollapsible 9ifc
8oat Company, 2imite6", mes ST.
neofGbe / @lasgotp. Set bor ODER
taget 8%ao6ebDgger, Str. Mlliltcrs
@erft / Dumbarton poa Glpoel1.
Gunar0 9inien bor beltilt so @oo6e.
Mllon og mango andre al Sc itore
DampifibSielifaber gnifer ogioo at
fjebe Baa6e> laa Set mooife bliber
ng6ben6igt at or6ne fig mes ct 36ie
BERT, foru6en Set @erft peo @1os<
totu, me6 bpilfet man allere6e far
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1912-05-31

V'l1lt!EC SLIlul1llllYS IVYSl4ttNl llluI
ocnneS &ope0pt0ne, Mejcribelt pre1
@onlen> @rpoebjerg.
, &ommnuale Elancr I Mpfpbiug s.
%9HDfpbt1g 9Droao Far M0toget al
erbberpc en- MGffe g%jen0on1n1e, ial1
II Motrifl1lnl1u1re, / Oronnir1gens
@o0c Dc0 5nrnet, for pc0 9te0ripning
|of bisie @ltie at u6pi6e Sorbeplo0le11
og reg11lcrc 6%nr6ielen. &jgbdum-
men CT in(t ca. 10000 Sir. &on1=
mllnen Dar Gien6onunelt vpoo @oon=
sem, oo Ylancns Gjcnnemfgrelie
bill blipc poo6eapnot f6rlt / S1lni.
9pmt SDpebanoc. @eo Mpborg
@i9blta0s gfstroret er Ser aflogt
Dom pber Ell Sppebonoc puo lefs
FerIoncr, Ell &pin0c og FEM MGn6,
Sen loofolotc uSltbl6onoe", Ser /
g(orcnc 1909, 10 % III bar BE-
9aoct l1o9lc og type Spucrier / 9tD=
borg og Sme9n. 50 AT Be Siltalte
iopmtes 6orbeoringsb11s / benbol6S-
bis fcmten og tolp Maoneoer, tire
fit @ono og @rpo / 6enbolospis 6
@on9e 5, 4 @o1lgc 5 og 9 Gongc 5
Sage, oa en6elig iit Sen ijette Ell
betinget 9om poo fem Cages Gan0
'ng @rpo.
80 Mar. Den 12te Moi fpl6te
Sans Tron6ien, @l1oltnt, so Nar.
8lanot peltijellanbife 8enoer pil
bons Nenpn bl1lfes. @on bar / Sen
poIitilte &omptio / 70'erne og 80'er=
ne en- Wano, ser bar / Sorgrlu1ocn.
.6or Slogeliefreolcn bor BON bopt
jtor @etpbning, pg ian far / trent
treocnbe @roo lat ErrN Mo So
ne11s llopifliug. 2igele0es bor
6ron6ien olti6 pnret / 5pioien for
mango al 2%an0br11gets ltpre 6oreta,
GENDER. Mu npbnes bans Nopn life
meget, men politi1fe &eteroner lenote
iiffert Sen gamle !@gp0in9elfiftelle
en- benlig Sanfe pou bans 6polels=
bag.
Tuglemes &irfegaar6. S l16fan=
ten al @fopen oe6 Gre6erifs6al fan
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-12-05
HARTMAN OFFICIALS MEET
They Deny That Purpose Is ReorEsni-
ration Of Lines.

salt Lake City, Utah. December =
The first party Of Hartman Line off,
Gals. who will hold a meeting here to-
morrow. arrived tonight, headed by
J. A. Monroe. vice-president In charge
Of traffic Of the Union Pacific Railroad
Other parties from the East and North
west will arrive tomorrow morning.
In spite Of rumors from apparently
autheptic sources. Mr.. Monroe denied
tonight that the meeting tomorrow
was for the purpose OF reorganizing
the Hartman lines In compliance with
the recent decision OF the Supreme
Court Of the United States. II was
admitted. however. by minor operating
officials that the preliminary work for
the reorganization OF the Hartman
lines would be based on reports and
discussions made at the gathering to-
morrow.
The meeting OF the operating heads
Of the Hartman lines held tomorrow"
said Mr.. Monroe. "is merely the annual
gathering OF trafic officials and I do
not know Just what viii be taken up.
The meeting has nothing 10 do with
the recent decision OF the United States
supreme Court
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-12-05
WITNESS FINALLY EXCUSED
For Seven Days He Had Been on stand
in Cash Register Case.

Cincinnati. December 4.--After hav-
ing been under examination seven
days, Henry G. James, former Ma
tional Cash Register salesman. to-day
was excused from the witness stand
at the trial of thirty officials OF the
National. accused OF criminal viola
ton OF the Sherman law.
James was excused during the after
noon, but not until the defense had
made an attack upon the credibility
of the witness by producing an affi-
davit that James admitted having
signed in 1908. which stated that the
National Company did not conspire 70
knock Hallwood machines. James
said he did not read the affidavit when
he signed It, and that he now knew
part OF 1t was untrue. He said that
he had been instructed by the Ma
tional Company TO sign It, He also
branded as false that part OF the affi-
davit which said that the National
Company had given him instructions
rot to interfere with the Hallwood
Company.
James was followed on the stand by
w E. Warren. a former employe OF
the National Company from 1905 TO
1907, when the competitive depart
ment employed special men who were
known as knockers" Warren was
on the stand when court adjourned
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-12-05
FOREIGN WIVES BARRED
Members of German Diplomatic Corps
Notified of Regulation.

Berlin. December 4--The entry OF
American born wives into the German
diplomatic corps Is forbidden from now
on. under ruling OF Imperial Chan
oelior Won Bethmann- Hollweg. who mas
restored the regulation. made by the
late Prince Bismarck. prohibiting GER
man diplomats from marrying foreign
ers
In the course Of years the regulation
had fallen into desuetude. Former I'm
psrial Chancellor Prince Bernard Won
Buelow. with his Italian wife. Princess
Maria Beccadelli di Bologna. headed
service which was largely graced by
American brides. who included Lillian
May I.angham OF Louisville. KY, the
wife Of the late Ambassador Baron
Speck Won Sternburg. and Jeanne
LuckArever. % New York. wiz or the
present German ambassador 1T Wash
ington. Count Johann Heinrich Won
BernstorN. and other ambassadresseF.
DR. Won Bethmann Hollveg has no"
Informed the members OF the German
d plomstic service that the decision oi
an oHoal % the German diplomatic
corps serving abroad to marry Tor
eigner will hereafter be regarded a.
an expression of his wish 10 retire
from the service