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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-10-14

Der Stab Der 5robiinn 2ose go,
10 bonn Ssutiden Sroen 9arusari
bate geitern in Der Cosmopolitan
9aue cine bibide syeitlihteit perunz
italtet, bic iih rseiter 5Rilnabme gu
erfreusn bate. Sn ben Radmittasse
itunben purps guhre sefpislt unb bu
es lih um bibIde preiie banoelts, mar
oas @pi.I redt auimirt .Qbenos fanr
elm 1anatran59en itatt. tpelhes bic
5beilnebmer manhes 6tiinblein in be-
iter stimmuus beiiammenbielt. Dis
2ose bat ibrsm Ramen sinmal ,pieoe,
Gbre semaht, benn es gins auf BEN
ileinen Gefte frub unb better au.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-10-14
Nuslan0- Selegrapb
& 4 pfe an Der NJ nten G.
grinii den 8rcn5e.

& 4 mpfe an Der nten G.
grinii den 8ren5e.
9onoon IA. Sft.-2ort 9tad)-
rid)ten, Die in Gettinie einaetroffe!l
Iino, bot am ssrcitog albeuo cine
hIutiac Shlaht beim Shorfa NerJ
itaitqcflnhen lrno rie 9iirfen inuroea
ron Den Wontenegrinern alnl 9iiif.
5ule Qc5mlmger. 9ln Sohten IieBen
sic Sllrfen 300 Wann ouF Dem
Shlahtfeloe lnlo allRerben mad)teu
sic Wtnntenegriner cine grnBc Sln-
5ohl bon eefanaenen. Ser EerIliit
Der WontcEcariucr belief lid auf
100 Sohte mo Serlpunbcte.
2onbon IA. Sft. oaut Ell
nem ofii5lellen @ericht iiter hic
Sample OIL Der neutrality-suspicious.
tSren3e, Der iiber aonitanttuopel
fomlrt, haben bic MnntencGriner in
Den 9orferu bel slfopa ale 8emoh-
ncr ser Srtihaften ohnc MiidiiG,t
ouf Seidleht ober sllter nieoerge-
iuetelt. atab rer3meIfpItem aalrpf
gelana es oen Siirfen, Nfnpa iptcoer
5il erotern unh Die Wontenegrlner
IN Die sSIuft 81 ihlaecn Cs eelang
oen 9iirfen. ehenfals Sic Staot
Mnjfopac an Der montenearilrlfhen
tarense 81 eroberu. ssie in Ser De.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-10-14
9aStsn um6 Beuebne.

Der 9uptOnsr 3peig beg
0eutihzameritaniI6en Stuotper6an.
hes belt geitern Ra6mittug unter bent
8oriis bes prdiioenten 80. getmonu
ieine monatli6e geriammlunq in
Siterbage's 9aIIe ab. Sn Qlbpei ienbsit
bes Setretdrs 6. anoQ fiibrte Serr
Otto giihof bas prptofoll. Die 9ele=
gaten. tpelde CUR Staats+&onpention
IN Jrdntfort, ap., iparen, erItdtteten
geriht iiber ben @erlallf berTel6eu,
pelde Qnfangs September in ssrantz
fort Itattgefunben tatte. Dem Manor
Hi1ter Sames poisgrope BON ssrantz
lcrt ipuroe Defenders groBes COB ae=
aollt fir feline liberale 9(nipra6e. Gr
fonitatirte, oab er felt 40 Sabren nod
feline parabe in 5rantfort gsieben
babe, no Wdnner unb 5rauen iih in
gleiher 3ubl betbeiliaten, uno nod
ba3u an sinem Sonntags. gr bate
0slegaten gu Der 8onpsntion bic
Shliihei Der Stabt obne gebsnten
iieertrdgen. gr ipenoete ben 0elega
ten groBes 2ob fir ben euten 3fped,
ben lie Der Sa6e tpiomen. 9ln GppFs
iieuer fpuroen pom 4rbeiter lntsrit.
gerein $23.0O einbe3ablt. lin bds Snz
terei's on Der Sadie pes Staotpsrbans
ocs Duh an balten, lpurbe duf Qntro3
bes Serrn Roebler elm &pmmittes auf.
geIielt, Delaes einen Gu6re ohsr irz
oeno eine llnterboltuna perdnltalten
ipa. 9as Gpmmittse, Delhes pom
Yrdiioenten Bedmann ernannt ipuroe,
beltebt aus ben Serrsn 9alsntine
9feBler, Otto 9ii6off, Sdnger, Suetg,
6snrp Gtearp, Soc Giefer, Wm. gDs
hede unh prdiiosnt gedmann, Gr-
Sffieio. gos &ommittee oeriammeIt
iif ndhltsn Sonntag i'm 6auIe
BON eSoe Siefsr Oil Der 2. 9lpenue.
Gin Streibsn bonn Staatsietrstdr
Mrlff puroe perlelen. in neltem Der
Sefrctar bc5 Caution GerbanheS Ole
Gaaoio1tcn iibcr folgenbe 5ragtll
interpelliren ioa: - gSic Itehen Sie
Ger Gimrauoernngsiragc qegenii6er z
9RiiniChcn Sic Die slhunnerimg IN
,mtiriltiid,cm Gimme ooer mad Ii6a.
raler Rihtnq hin2 y MaS lit
Sbre Stclllm0 in Der ingcnanntcil
Vrotibiti,n5irage2 2l S,aIten gle
oie etfaltlna ocr natiirlidlen Sillfs.
quellen, 5oritfultlir, imo Der nntiir-
lid,en Sfdbe oes Sanbcs Sum WeItell
hes oScmeintuohls fiir bie Infgahs
Ger Heaierung2 8eaebenct ,Saus,
|n,elhe Wsittel inlb @eqe enlpfebIen
Sie2 i) Giuo Sie ein ,Srcnnn ooer
ein geaner Der Ginfiihrlng frenO-
ipradlli6en llnterrihts IN rem 81
fcntlihen Sd)nlcn, bejn. Der ynroe.
rung Der Giuiiibrung ocs ocutfden
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-10-14

ipeibte unter MHiiten5 fsines aan3lers,
Hep. eyame3 Z. 9arep, Die Stride. Hep.
Stephan S1miDt, bon Der ct. Gte-
pbanus airhs, celebrirte oas 5ohunt,
unb puroe bon Reb. Webel ais Diaton
nnb Iep. @reifentamp, BON Der St.
5ran5istus airde, Dapton, als Cub
Otafon aiiiitirt. Hep. gb. aloiter-
mann fungirte as Geremonienmeiiter.
Rt. ReD giidof Waes belt bic 5eitz
prebigt uno fang Der Gbpr Ger ct.
Stepfanus 9emeinoe unter Geituna
bes prof. Rubolph S6iffer bos bon
nns geitern rubli3irte proorantm. -
Nad Der tirhlihen 5eier purbe ben
4nipeienben Elm ihmadbaftes Mittagz
efen ferpirt.
= Serr W. 2aneln, Elm StatiItiter
Der 8unbesregierung, trdf in Relpportr
ein, I'm ben finan5iellen 3uItqno Der
Staot auf5unebmsn.
3d9 aatp6orn, Der auf getrei6en
ietner Satin ipegen RidtDerIorgung
letner Camille ongetlost fpurbe, tpurs
De beauftrdgt So pro Wode fir ben
unter6alt berielben bei5uItsuern.
Son. 8. ). Quben, BON 2iitle
Rod, 2lrt., tpirb i'm Sntereiie Der prp~
greiIiDen am fommenben Dienitas
Q6enb in Der Dob 5ellotp's Satle cine
Heoe an Die Stimmgebsr Campbell
6ountp's balten.
= Wiap 5opel Itarb aeitern i'm Qls
ter bon 73 Jabren in Iorsr Wobnung
on Der 13. Strabs unb Central Npe.
Die geituttuns finbet beute Dormitz
tag bon Der ct. Stepb1nus 9irfs aus
itatt.
= Geiunb6eitsbedmter 8r. eSobn
Cobb beridtete fplgsnbe Iooesfdlle
fir Die perfloNene Dohe: Seninara,
tootgeborsn; sSraneis 6. 8anbpte, TAI
CHARLES 5. q. Sdmiot, 60; Sbomas
S. Gran, SO; Srpille NnberIon Burn,
"a; Wlinta 2onep, 6; William Ban
mar. 6 Wonats; emma Gliie War>
iball. 62; Map u. 9opel, rs; Seningz
paD, tootgeborsn.
9bomas 9roper, 8. Shmibt
uno Teo Weaber tpurben pegsn Deb
itabls bon Soblen bon 0arrp 6.
Spinoler perbaftet.
Die 8robgsf6porensn tpsrbsn
beute auf peitere feds Sage in Sis=
ung iein uno nun erit nit ben neusn
9efhoften Beginner, ba in Der sritsn
Wote nur gsfdngniBfdae erlsbigt
ipuroen. Widtige GntbHuunoen ioIz
len bepor Iteben.
aommifdr gouer uno Departe=
ment Gbef Sermann Ituoiren iber
einen pIan. tpie iie bic nsue Blattz
pumpe in Der ReDporter Yumpitation
Der Waferlperte beiIer psrantsru TOM
nen. Die pumpe rubt niht feit esnug
duf ifrem Junoament unb muB better
berantert tperoen, tpenn iie niht in eiz
nlgen Sabrsn untaugli6 isin Ipa. Wan
9lng nit oem @eoanten nm, lie on ben
Wtauern bss Gebdubss gu b.f.itieen,
bat bieies ieoo6 pisoer aufgegeben, oa
man befiiratet, oaB bic Wauern ben
Druid ni6t ausbalteu.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-10-14

Der 9eutI1e 2ehrerperein BON gins
cinnati beginnt am ndditen Sumitog,
19. SttOber, Iein neues 9ereinsjubr
nit elmer 8eriammluns in Der 2lula
Der 6. 0iitri.tidule. Ils 9ortragenber
tit 5err Or. Claude 90. 2otipeid BON
Der bisiigsn uniperiitGt gsIponnen nor
ben. Sn ieinem Sbema Der RsoIisz
mus Der oeutf6en 0i6tung ge9en
gnoe bss 19. Subrbunoerts" pirD er
ohne 3peifel pieI Gebrreites uno Snz
tereNantss barbietsn. gluh fir ben
muittuliidsn Sbeil oes prDeramms III
in piiroiger Deiie 9siorgt tporoen, in
benz bic 9amen SRI. Roiu Wepers unt
SRI. 5rieoa Winter. fpie audi 9err
Walter BON aonstp ibre Oienite 3ugs=
idat baben.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-10-14
Wt orb ouf 3 0 Der See.

9tew 9orf, 10. 2ft. 2fnqef.:
San @sor9io" pon 9felpel, ,9fDt-
terOum" uon Rotteroam", nGaIeoo-
nta" non Glasgow.
2i5aro. @aIIirt: oOtinnepa3-
fa", pom 9teD g)ort naf 2onoon be-
itintmt. ,TenniDlonnia", ton Iep
Ilort nad) &amburu beItinnt.
8rn S5eo0. Signaliiirt: .arun-
prin5eiiin Gecjlie", non 9teip Dorf
nah Bremen bcitilnu1t.
Dfalin s enD. Eoiiirt: y9eti-
tia", bon IontreaI na6 0Iosgolp
beitimmt.
@ioerpooL 9trgef.: oGarna-
nia" BON gteip Ncrf.
0oper. Nngef.: n2apIon0" DON
9tCn 2)ort.
Gibraltar. 2tngef.: Berlin"
bon 9feD 9)orf.
@3opiIle. 9lngef.: .GaIifor-
nia", rOn g}an yort noh Glasgow
tcItinmt.
9lbgeg.; rGoIrnntio" nod Ten
2Iorf
0ueenstopn. Gbqeg.: ,Maua
retortn" nae6 9tcp 9lorf.
6tume. 9lbaeg,: rSNrontd"
Inad) Ateip yorf.
2ltontreaI 9[bgcg.: ,.uItonia"
IuQd) 9onboH.
Gque bee. glnQef.: oN;oriba"
Ton Soore, ,,CuniiiQn" ton 2tDer-
pool.
Soutb umptou 2[ngef.: nWtu'
ieitic" DON 9te>p 2lorf.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-10-14
8leine Yuli3einabriHten

- Goip. @ilion, bon 9}o. 327 Weit
Court Str, msloete seitsrn Der poliz
5si, baB er in elmer Dirtbidoft, nuhe
Der gde Der 8. 4pe. uno Sobn Str.
einige Dbisties gu iih gsnOmmen baz
be, uno ipdtsr auf elmer 9uustreppe
nabe Der WirtbIhuft etngeidIufen lei.
glls er aufrpahte, babe er bic gntoet=
ung stma6t. baB er um $37 beitobIen
tporoen mar.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-10-14
N { n er.

= Gin Stillalarm rief seitern
2lbenb bic 5euertpebr na6 oem Wphnz
bauie bes gugne Ioams. Ho. 1887
observatory Roub, Doielbit in Der
ManIarbs Elm tleines Jeuer gum Iusz
brud getommen tpar. Der gruno
puroe gelOiht, nahbem Elm Shuben
bon $50 angerihtet tpproen mar.
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WGroer sejudt.

Der Sbsriff bon SatLOn Gountp,
g., srIu6te geitern Die hieiige poli3ei
ouf tsleerap6iihsm We9e, auf siHsH
Manu Ramens Oscar Smitb 81 fabnz
ben, pslher geitern in genanntem
Gountp einen Sarrp Reeo eridoiien
tut. Der WOroer iou Iid nah gincinz
rati beeeben baben.
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925 Main @trabe, aus itatt. Reo.
yilbert Schmibt bon Der gpana. prot.
ct. poulus stirhe tpirD ben 5rauera
gottesbienit leiten.
Wm. Mteiner lief aug gbilfs's
2eibitall ein pferb unb guqab unb
pergcB 6as 3uriidbriitaen. Die Bpe
li5ei tpurbe btna6rintiqt.
= 8om poli3eicbef pbinipg BON
portsmoutb, g., traf Elm Seieqramrn
Elm, oahlnlautenO, 6arrp anaub un6
pie II Sabre cite 0orotbea aobertfon
IN Sbbut 81 ne6meu, e6e es benz paar
geltngt, einen GfeIc6ein 5u erhalten.
Soe Mc2earon, beII.r unter benz
Waren Butter Wlad" betannt, ertitt
geltern einen Smloganfaa in ieinsr
EAobnung on Der Sdratosa uno
Sreenup Strabs unb ltegt in beosnte
lidem 3uItanbe bornieber. - Games
Bon Pelt, 78. Elm 8aiIirer ouf Der
0dnqebriide, erlitt oeitern in ieiner
Q9o6nung, 9lo. 1924 grsenup Ctr,
ebenfaGs eincn CGlaganfaa. sein
3uItuno lit Elm tritiIher.
gerbaTtungen: Dan 2nna,
Sruntenheit unb gemeines 9enehnen;
Gem gennett, fessIeiden; Ste Worris,
llnfug; Sobn 6enrp NoIe polissipiort.
ees Yene6men; Monroe GulbertIon,
9rnntenfeit; Sobn McgherIon, Gios
6ruh aegen feline Rrau; @us. Metb,
Wm. Dan unb Waggie Dan, gsmsines
genebmen.
Nm fomnlenoen Donneritug uno
Jreitag OeranitQltet bic Genton Gounz
tp SumanitdtsgelsGfhaft in Der Obj
Jellotp 6ulle bon il bis II ll6r einel
guIinsB Men's 2un9.
4m fonrmenoen Mittpocb
Qbeno oeriammelt lid Der W1iittet
uno 2ebrer alub Der 6. Diitrit.
S6ule i'm ShulgebdliDe. Supt. Club
miro iiber rRedte Der 2ebrer" iprshen.
- Sc eTunpbeitsbsumter Or. O'Uaaz
lsp beridtete folgsnbe 1ooesfGas fir
rie DerfIoiTene Wote: pat gurts, 80;
9iannis Wili1n, A; 6oparb gort,
20; Sobn, Suamunn. 65; Gbtpnro
9oiner, 81; Sohn Woofe, 70; 2(nDrstp
Opper, 45; 9eibsa 6aggarb, 50; s.
s. Senaur, 80; Wloie Sbelt, 70;
emma aieolin, 81; gsorg aooie, 8
Wcnate.
sSn elmer 9erlammlunq bes 2t=
beral Democratic Glubs nuroe be-
iGlofien, am 2. Ropsm6sr cine paraos
81 perdnitaIten, gu Der ale Stubs Der
Staot eineelaosn perben ipllen. WiIs
liam 5idep tpuroe gum 9robmarIhaa
srnannt. Sn Der altsn Gentraleartsn
SoalIe iollsn Hepen gsbalten fperoen.
Der 3lub pirb morsen Qbeno i'm 7.
StraBs Marttbuuis WarIhiibunssn
einiiben.
Der cSnbuitrial Club Ianbts unz
ter bem 5itel n3e Snbuitrial Clubs
Gutehism on the 4meriean 5orm Of
Government" 3irtulare aus. Sn ben.
ielben tperben Die gonoi6ulosn Der
Staot angegeben uno bebauptet, odB
unter Der jetigen 0ergpaltung Die GU
itdube niht perbeiIert psrosr t0nntsn.
Der Stub mics auf @alpeIton, 5sras.
bin, mo- Gommifionsperpoltnng Elm
Grfplg lei.
Wsabor SEQ. Gb. p6iuips er.
nannts geitern folgenbs DsIsgaten gum
Wational Ripsrs anb Sarbors Com
ereb Der in Waibington, .. g., pom
4. big gum 6. DECEMBER tagt: Ben.
Gifsrmann, Spbn S6ulte, Or. 3. 8.
4bams, Murrap 9ubburb unb Or.
Sames Ql. 9lpsrbid. Sir ben Qm.rican
Mining GpnsreB. Der in Spotans,
WaTb., pDm 25. Biz %. Nppeubsr
ta9t, srnunnte CT Die Ssrren Grant
Ropstamp, William 9Oerqe. 6. s.
9amilton, Nat. Roser, s. W. SDino-
Ier unb 5reb. Gihbol5.
8irbis Sorrsa itarb gsitsrn in;
Glter BON 81 Sabren i'm ct. GliIobetb
6cipital. 0ie 9eihe tpurbe mad itrer
Wobnung, go. 703 Maoiion Mpsnus,
Qebradt. Der 9atte unb cine Sohter
n [
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llntcrridlts ols anltnrelement nebcn
ser enallisbeu 2anheSiprnde2 Iieie
,Sragen iollen fltr5 ilno bilnbig iei-
tens oer aanoiooten bcontmortet
Ineroen.
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fran Gmlna RisoIin,
aeb. off m a nm,

Geb. 8 o II ma nm
Satin beg Serru 9siIberm aicoIin. sr.. I'M
9llicr ppn SO Snhren Ias eeidenbc9dnpatb
iniitaqs Tim I: :35 tlbt' nnrI Crauerbnrie. Ro.
a25 Vain Sirase ans itatt nno spira Der
Iraucraottcsnienfi haielb't atgehnltet. Sreuns
DC. @frirans.e uHo s'einna!e iino frcurhlt1it
eiHgelaoen npH
Ten tranernStH 6rterb!ic0entn.
gT- @cifeeung auf oem 9dbane ssricohDft
Gl1 Ia Ia
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Sobesz szMmaeiac.

EiatE an Sreiaa ben II. Siioter 1912,
plorGcrs nm % llbr mad ldrtgereia oeibcn
urfere nnieft aeIiehic gatliu. autier, sdtpic'
oerrrutfrr nm GrnSyullttpr
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-10-14

ibrt 9O6tsr iiber 100 SUP neit forts
geld leuoert. Or. @louie fam aqeiu
unSerlebt bappn.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1912-07-31
GOOD ROADS WILL
BUILD UP BUSINESS
They Will Increase Population and
Benefit Local Tradesmen.

To no one more than the business
man Is the question OF good roads n
vital issue. The spreading OF the doc
trine of good roads will mean large
increase In the volume of business.
will lead to great leaps in the develop
ment of this already rich country and
will make money for every man In
mercantile lines While directly the
building OF good roads will benefit the
farmers and stock raisers perhaps
more than any one else and will raise
the value of every farm reached by
good roads. still the business men come
In a close second
Good roads will Increase the pro
ductivity of the land because they will
give the farmers a better outlet for
their marketa Bile stun and will lead to
such an increase In population that
there will be more workers per square
mile than there are under the old roads
system Good roads will open for set
tlement and cultivation land now lying
out OF the radius of profitable farm
ing They will put more square miles
of territory within trade distance Of
your town.
The business men Of any town are
interested in bringing to that town
trade from greater distances than are
easily covered on our present roads
Good roads Increase business. and
every man in business In the COM
munity receives bis share of the bene-
1T The farmer is able to haul bis
grain and produce TO market at less
cost and makes greater profit per
year from his labor This additional
profit is represented by the additional
amount of cash he has TO spend with
the home dealers When the farms
are made to pay larger dividends more
settlers will come 10 your nelghbor-
hood and all Of them will have to
spend money with you and your fellow
business men. SO. directly and indi-
rectly, the business men are benefited
by the building Of good roads
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1912-07-31
CARPET FOR ROADS.
An improved Elastic and Oustless Gin
der is a Necessity.

A lecture was recently delivered by a
member OF the road board before the
Royal institution of London on THE
Road, Past, Present and Future" The
lecturer said the problem was to find
the best mode by which road should
be constructed so that its surface
would not be breken by traffic. so that
the transit might be easier for both
passengers and goods, a road which
would form neither puddle holes nor
exude mud from vehicles and create
no dust when the weather was dry.
One thing was universally recog
nized-that the road Of the future
should be a truly bound road in which
whatever kind of stone was used the
stone should be held together so that
Il would form a crust The lecturer
suggested that what he called a car
pet or nm elastic skin should be adopt.
adopted as the covering.
The carpet. he thought, should be
made of bituminous material mixed
with sand and placed on the roads In
various thickneSses according 10 the
nature of the traffic. II should 20 on
in liquid form. solidifying quickly. but
always remaining resilient and com
pressibe and so integrating with the
crust of the road that there could be
no shifting OF the surface below
The advantage OF such a carpet II
was said. would be to permanently pro
tect the crust. aud just as a carpet on
the floor softens the step so would this
carpet for the roads silence the noise
aud reduce the shock of rolling We
hicles u was admitted that the origi.
nal cost OF a road so laid would be
more than that OF a mud bound road.
but spreading the cost over a series OF
years II would probably not be so
great. since the crust Of the road II
self would not have to be renewed.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1912-07-31
OLD CUSTOMS THAT STICK.
Blotting Sand In the Senate and Quill
Pens In the Supreme Court.

oddly enough, though blOtting paper
has elsewhere displaced all other forms
of drying ink and is extensively used
In the senate by the senators as they
write on their desks, the blotting paper
being attached to n device with han
die to 1t and hung by a string from
the desk, the old type Of drying ink by
means of sand still is permitted to such
as care to use it.
The desk of every senator has sand
duster or pounce box, resting In a hole
In the top Of the desk, looking like an
inkwell. The box resembles a pepper
shaker. and they are used, for many of
the old senators prefer to pour sand on
their ink rather than blot it.
The supreme court also holds fast to
some practices almost out of use today.
In front of the rostrum on which the
justices sit and in the space reserv ed
for members of the bar are two long
tables for the books and the sheepskins
of the lawyers which may be needed
by them as they present their cases to
the court. On the tables are steel pens.
blotters and bottles of ink, but also TO
be had is a collection of newly cut
quill pens, fashioned by one of the at
tendnnts Of the court and they are
used. for many Of the older practition-
ers prefer them to the steel pens of
this Washington Cor. Boston Ad-
vertiser
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1912-07-31
SH|PSgCOLL|DE IN
HEAVY FOG OFF
MAINE COAST
ROCkIand Rams Collier and Pas
sengers Narrowly Escape
LIFEBOATS UPSET IN SEA
BuIkheads Keep Steamship Afloat
While All On Board Are
Rescued.

Boston, July S1-More than 300 re-
turning vacationists from Maine re-
sorts went through an ocean accident
off the New Hampshire coast amid
fog and darkness early yesterday
morning. when the paddlewheel
steamer, City of Rockland, from the
Kennebec river, for Boston, had her
bow crumpled in a collision with the
collier, William Chisholm. Stanch
bulkheads kept the Rockland afioat,
while smooth sea and the fact that
the Chisholm swung alongside imme-
diately after the collision enabled the
passengers to De transferred to the
collier without loss of life. AT
dawn the steamer Belfast came up,
and taking the City of Rockland's
passengers off the Chisholm landed
them in Boston. The City of Rock
NAMED afioat and during the day was
towed stem first to a dockyard at
East Boston. Two local young wo-
men, Miss Ruth S. Cady and Miss
Margaret Regal of 81 Elm street.
West Springfield were aboard the
City of Rockland. They escaped
without injury, but had an exciting,
dangerous and uncomfortable expert
ence.
A few of the passengers suffered
minor injuries from the collision. A
score, mostly women and children.
were dropped into the sea when the
bow of a lifeboat fell from it's davits,
while another lifeboat full or passen
gers was swamped by the stream
from the steamers condenser. Six
lifeboats were launched during the
few minutes of excitement following
the collision, but amajority of the
passengers scrambled over the side
of the collier from the deck of the
Rockland. There was some confu-
sion and considerable shouting, while
the din of the distress whistles of the
| Rockland and the Chisholm, neither
! having wireless equipment, added to
the excitement of the few hours be-
fore dawn until the Belfast came
plunging out of the mists to the res
cue.
The City of Rockland was laden to
| her full passenger capacity when she
ran out of the mouth of the Kenne-
| bee about sunset Monday night and
steamed directly into a big bank OF
| fog off Sequin Island. The steamers
| speed had been reduced when about
midnight whistle was heard direct
Continued on Last Page.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1912-07-31
transform GAVE
P|TTSF|ELD ITS
SECOND WIND
Shire City Came Back After
Shower and Won q to 8
M CARTHY'S LUCKY HIT
It Came In the Sixth With Two On
Bases and Won Game For
His Team.

A rainstorm which lasted about 10
minutes gave Pittsteld the needed
rest to beat Bennington 4 to 3, in a
Berkshire League game at Pittsfeld
yesterday afternoon. The storm came
in the sixth inning, when the home
team had scored a run, J. Carroll on
second and three balls and one strike
called on Brown. Umpire Ennis then
called time because it was pouring.
When the drops stopped, the first ball
pitched was d bad one and Brown
went TO first. Catcher Mccarthy fol
lowed with a double to right center
field, sending home Carroll, who was
on second, and Brown with the tying
and winning runs. The visitors tried
hard to even it up again, but were
unsuccessful The last MALT of the
ninth was played in semidarkness
caused by another approaching show
er, but Brown made two corking fine
stops when the rest of the players
couldn't Sc the ball and retired the
runners. rhe score:
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1912-07-31
ROADS AND RELIGION.
Better Highways Will Increase the
Church Attendance.


At the national good roads congress
Bishop Fallows said:
Good roads are closely allied TO re
ligion. Good roads In the country dis
tricts would not only increase the
church attendance. but would improve
the general moral tone of the commu-
nifty. 1t is a work that Is worthy of
the assistance OF all the churches In
the country"
That is good gospel A mans Ideas
and purposes are always bettered by
fair surroundings. Order. neatness.
usefulness. constitute a sort Of high
plane OF thinking. Given the charac
ter Of the material conditions Of a
community and you can almost tell
how II will vote or 10 what numbers
il will go to church. A dirty gutter Is
an obscene story. A deep mudhole In
a country road is a nest of profanity
miserable, old. broken down hogpen
near by is scandal in the neighbor
hood. A mans thoughts are largely
what his surroundings make them. II
they are ragged. filthy and disordered.
so Is bis thinking.
SO in making good roads. parks, side
wall and cutters the tone Of public
sentiment is elevated. and Il can then
be counted upon to support the true
progress Of a community. A bad out
look pulls a man down like bad com
panionship-Oh State Journal.