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The Washington herald., 1913-02-09

Brother II. r. Martin. OF Usage Tribe.
No. 8. Joined the Haymakers at Idaho
hay loft. Just what Brother Martin had
to undergo and what he said after II. will
not he printed in this paper. but he seems
to he carrying a smile all the same.
The Washington herald., 1913-02-09

Washington Lodge. No. 6. held an in
terestinR session last Tuesday evening.
The Washington herald., 1913-02-09

ANCIENT AND ACCEPTED SCOTTISH RITZ,
Feb,rarv 1l-Egangclist Chapter. Rose Crolh' No
The Washington herald., 1913-02-09

White Eagle Tribe. No. Il. met for
the first time in their new wigwam. and
carried on business of Importance. II
is expected that the move was for the
EcttCr. as there are number OF pale
faces irving to break into the wigwam.
The tribe meets every first and third
"Wednesday.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1913-10-29
Oanif 5oretagiombeo.

Som ct efsempel poa, at Dor
Ration life ltoar tilbage, noar oct
9ploer Snoiiet og 5oretagiombeo
Observation-Disclosures ifol pi TIL
laoe os Der at benleoe Spiernes Op.
mprtiombeo paa 5reo 9reoegooro
Sepelrp so. / Omaha, bois gln.
nonce iinoes onoetiteos | glaoet
Dette 2irma, Der Ell lang slar-
rpffe bar orepet Siineleriorretning
/ Omaha og ira en- beifeoen gegpn'
oelie orbeioet iig op til en- leoenoe
Stilling / granhen, bar | Den Ie'
mere 5io oprettet en- Wi9ngoe Silt
aler rlmot ON be minore gper
gtebroifa og oct neltlige Soma, og
slntnllet of oisie sges itaoigt.
en iaooon St9be al Siipeler.9u'
tiffer unoer f9les 9eitprelie er.
Ioapiot os befenot, eneitaaenoe on
nioner ON ct ret uolminoeligt Maol
af Moo og Dpatisbeo bos ben
Wono, Der bar fat Bldnen 89rf
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1913-10-29
otter en 'r1gtclig
6rubrulbffe
Stun % no nf 2Si @rnbcnrbcioer
innes rc0oef.

Sra 3aipion, q. 81, melotes
unoer 22.os. on en- GfspIoiion iam-
me Gags gfterniooog / @rllben
Rr. 9, tilbsrenoe Stag Canon 5rel
Go. booroeo 2S4 9lrbeioere bleo
inoeipprret. 9lan6t sc uIpffeIige
beianot iis 8riftsbeImreren 5ranf
Rc9ermott og ilere anare gmeri.
fonere / SeIifabetS Iieneite Om
gfsploiionens 9toriag mefotes in.
tet.
Somme Gags 9(ften blep fem
Wpno oroget frem 2ine. 8e6 10
5ioen ON Gftenen boboe De, Der or.
beioeoe poo at reooe De inoeiprrre.
De. bnnet iie gei 100 500 ino /
@ruben. De fem, iom reooeoes,
bar itrrft meotooet iarGia af ben
inoaonoeoe @os oa filnoe intet for
tpIle OH DC andre.
0pite Gag meIoes. at ID Gig
bar 6roget irem, og % bar blepen
0roget irem / 2ine.
2srong Worgen meIotes iaa pi.
oere fra 9otpion. at aft tn6eoe glf.
tenen foruo pao. at oe % pil blipe
oct filIoe glntnl af ale. iom blen
blep reooet no al De 2Si, iom bar
/ Bruben. oo efsproiionen ifete.
9rbeioet for at brinae 9iaene af
oe inoeipprreoe op fortiattes meo
aroft. men boooe 8rrbe. o9 9iege.
rings gs.9littoriteterne mente. at oct |
oct minbite niloe tnae til Ssnong.
fsr olle 2ieene finbe brinqes freni
al @rliben.
Sreong Iften orrinereoe bnooe
ben itaIienife og ben sItrigife Son.
iiil ira 9enner for at toge iie Of
HoniIier of bper fin NotonaIitet,
fom pe6 ltInffen bar bIepen berepet
oeres Sorisraere. aompoaniet isr.
ger / bpert ssoI6 foreIsbie riaeli9 for
De berspe6e eaniliers timeIige @e.
bob.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1913-10-29
2anotrafningen | Webralfa

Omfrina 10000 boboe looet Jig
inoifripe til Qonotrpfningen /
o9ortb Elotte 5orelt 9feierpe" o9
Sort gliobrora" 2onoet, oa @oor
ioregif iaa 9ootrGfningen. Ga 1000
9lnlre bar oraget no af ben itore
9nnfe aonpoliitter, iom inoeiliit.
teoc De inoifrennes 0npne, ororeOe
0onuer 8bitten De eorige, ca. a..
000, ienot til BoItfontoret @oib.
ington. 9e fpIote 40 itore FoItiGffe,
iom ienotes of Steo paa ct giattog
De 1000 iaor BOG langtira Sono
alleiammen, oa Der er Inn liot ouer
GOO Stpffer belle 5rpfningen.
53l 9orceller gioes frit al Mege-
ring, og 100 andre Stpffer ifal
Der betoles Ell lop gfegeringspris
for.
Gn Wono ira Misiolri Warnin
Sritcb, orog bet fsrite 4lummer.
San ifol betole glegeringen S, 100
ior DC t60 glrres. men oct npro.
ipttes til $4,000 a $4,000.
sSlerc ira Iebroifa par blanot oct
ierite Ipffeli9e Slnoreoe, men o9.
ioo WtiSiouri. Somo og Solitb Da.
foto bar reprpienteret. SO Omaha.
@oraere bar bIanot DC 2000.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1913-10-29

lit, reiite Den til De Steoer, buor
t3rltonibeoerne ifnloe nGre ioreOet.
De tilipnrgte 6olf al alle alasler
neget nsiagtig. gtogle al DC nigtig-
lte 8ionesbpro fom ira Vern Wte.
0ens commissioner fonot, at gul.
gorerne bnboe opfert Jig pprit, bon.
DC De onore Hationers trooper og.
ian opisrt Zig aft onoet emo pGnt.
commissioner ipnes at DGre al Den
Vlening, at bbiS oe grpife og De
ierbiife trooper bar blepet oppgqet
I'll oct iomme 9iaieri iom De bul.
aariife 5ropper bleo, biloe De life
booe opfsrt ii9 iaa meget be6re.
aommi5irrerne bar fltnoet, at 9ul.
9orerne opfsrte iia efsentploriif /
ariqen moo1prfiet. 9emne 9ri9 bois
iterite 0nroe foIot paa oen, ipnes
at baue u0nattet Dem og De tpnfte
bare poo at fon fomme biem iom
Oct bar Dem Iooet. Saa fit De at
bere, at oere8 gamIe 9lIliereoe boo.
De beoroget Dem, o9 at oe life fllnoe
fan 9oO at reiie biem igen, fsr DC
boooe goaet 9ennem en- M arig
Oct bar oo, De life fitnoe Itpre
iig. commissioner mener, at bette
er oen pipfologiife 5orflorin9
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1913-10-29

gortis 2eoere ger arop poo at baoe
6lertoI Tor oeres aanoiooter, 6re.
oerico @ombon og General Gascon
/ 920 8alqoiitrifter. Wlen iIere
goIitifere paaitoar, at Der er faitet
Stemmer nof for Snerta og 8Ian.
quet til at aere 9olaet iilooIigt.
8 oct belle toqet foritoor man, ot
Der Merico er ina ooorliq 9ieoe
poo at brIae oa tpae Stemnerne,
at oct oil pore Here llaer, fer oct
pirfeli9e llOfoIo nil bIipe fenot.
Oa er @oIaet foretaaet forgG.
pcs, ioo er set oonifeIigt at gsre
fig 9egreb ON, noor Der fan fore.
tages et goIq. Der blibcr llotrpf for
1oIfeniIlien.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1913-10-29
Garneaies& s&ommisiionen
rapporterer.

Boris, "a. Oft. - Zen interna.
tionale Gornegie-a -aonImisiion, iom
forleen blen foproig meo fin llnoer-
iseelie onaoocnbe @ruiombeoerne
ilnoer De TO galfanfri9e, bar frnoet,
at oIle De frigsisrenoe SntersTrop.
per eioroe iia ifpIoie / Itore @rli-
iombeoer. commissioner bill uogipe
fin uoisrIige Rapport gogform
og ioripne 9ogen meo 9ilIeoer.
aommisiprerne unoerisete meeei
nsie Ell Yaffe grene, iom erGife
Solooter ifreb biem, os iom faIoi
/ S9noerne paa @uIgarerne. 9isic
grepe er bIepen meget omtoIt, for
oi Der Dem beifrines, bporleoes
@rpferne begif forfGroeliae @rii-
iombeoer moo 8ulgnrere, iom faloi
| beres S9n6er. aommisi9rerne
tror. at grepene er 9gte. Who're
Doflnnenter bepioner, at @rGfernt
M oa ba gioroe 8rug of Dunn
.auelen iom ifsIee en- inter
national Operensfomit er forbuol
| arig, og Der foreIigger ligeleoes
Dofirmenter, iom bepioner, at boa
De guIaarerne og DC andre aioto'
iig ifpl6iee mango oprsrenbeSano
finger. Humenernes ariasfsrieI blei
life unoerfset.
9a Gommisiionen bapbe oilae
De reipeftipe Gmbeosmrno en- 8i
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1913-10-29

TGrings.Qonnention. Berlin, "a
Oft. Den tpife aeiierinoe oor til.
Steoe oeo oen formelle globning al
oen internotionole Tuberfllloie.aon.
pention / @nar. sSffe minore emo
% 3onoe bar Ienot DeIegater Ssoet
9eiierinoen gab 9illaoelie til at
eere benbe til aonpentionens BE-
ffptterinoe, iagbe bun, at bun bar
nilmoooeIie interesieret | glrbeioet
moo Tprings S9rgninger". 8ice.
rigsfonsler Clemens 8elbricf beo
Delegaterne neIfommen. 8 fin Gale
roIte ban .ben onerorbentliae Gner-
al og SeIo,- bpormeo aompen moo
5prineen er bIeben fert | limited
Stotes". Manee omerifanife 29aer
oeItoqer | 6onpentionen.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1913-10-29
1ornP1l rnnnt.


JornP1t rultnt.
seS-e.-- ---e--s9sss -
GnDer 9eD opereret. Berlin, IA.
Oftober I'll o2ofalan5eiger@ tele-
qrnferes ira &onitontinopcl: @nner
Ben cr bleoen opercret for 9lin0-
tnrnsbetUnoelie. Sperationen for.
lgb beloigt
0eOsialo. 0bn. Spjtnont, ipenif
6riberre s. Is. 5alfenbetN, er Den
9. os afgonet neo 9g0en / agben-
bnnn 50 9lor al. Gen nio6oe Del
toa 1864 / ,5orinarct al 9pb6gl
og 2lls. Golfcnberg par 9iiooer al
9onnebrog.
5lDpefolIiiion. Sobannistbol Il.
Oft Enu 0en bcrpurenoe Slppe-
ploos follioereoe 8og al. 5 TO
tSlpbemnifiner, al bnilfe oen enc
me0fsrte en- Fa5lagcr. 9egge Wia-
finer ltnrteoc neo ira benoeo 80
Vteters S5ei0e. glQe ire 6lpbere blep
fppiteoe.
&oleraen. 0uforclt, s. Oft. 6or-
noen oc ti0ligere melote 900 I'll
fploe al aolero er Der eiter oificiel
Weooelelie fonItoteret $50 me I'll
ipIoe al aolero; oeraf er 1886 ino.
trliiet / 9iitriftet 9iolj
sllporlig llro Eortugol Oioorio |
81. Oft. Ser goar gpgte ON, at
Der / Eortligal er olnorlige politi.
ife llroliabeber. Nan bar life tlln-
net iuo n9rmereheoe poo, bnao Der
er foregnaet, oo Den portn9iIlIfe
Hegeriig ener en- itreng eeniur meo
Senibn til Selegranmer.
Sra Miongoliet. 5omif, 8. Oft !
0cninoo 1000 airqiierc al airei.
Stonmen er meo 100000 Stpffer
anGg gooet ober oen ruSiiife mon
aoIife @rpnie, bar iororenet oe I'M
DER Huslono Itooenoe Stonlmer oq
toqet oereS @pIiger @eiiooelie.
9usierne 6inlano. 0eliingiora,
s. Sftober. 20 Me0lemmer af &el.
iingiors Magiltrot 9. Siebolm og
@. aprfllln0, er bleoen orreltereot
for Snertrpoelie al 2ooen ON 9ius. !
ieres 2igeitillelie meo sinner.
&c TO orreltereoe er oo0 iencre
bleoen lesloot moo Ell Goltion poa
500 9iubler.
Dc ironlfe %inoprferc. Ydrls,
-. Oftober. 5 0iltriftet 9iceps /
Geportenlentet 9lnbe, ifliloe Der /
Buor ofboloes Snpplerinqsoolg til
9iitrifsroooet. Som 0emonitrotion
moo, at 8eportementet 9lnbe enonu
life cor bleoet inolemnet Chant
po9ne 0iltriftet, bar Der uoienot
Gpiororing ON life at oeltoge /
gaIget, og iom SSsl9e beraf eoo life
en- eneIte Gplocr Meoe.
st 8al9 @ien. @ien, IA. Oft
geo 9ti9sroooS-S Suppleringspolget
Dag 2. Salgfreos bcn ntproeoe
Socialoemofrot Scbubrneiers Steo
bolgtes Motoio (friitelig-iocioD meb
9015 Ct. Socialoenofroten 81
oeri6 fit 8455 Ct. s 2sbet of 0o-
gen fom oct gentaane @anee til
Sommenitso, lao GoIitiet moattc
ifrioe ino og foreto9e flere glrreita
tioner.
Iooorebne Eigebonolere. s ct
5o9 meIIem @uben og Solle, Tpif-
lono, orrelterebes ser Den 10. os.
tire Gigebonolere, ser bonbe flere
Giger poo 16 glar meb iia Gn
reiienoe bsrte og foritoo Ell Sonlto-
le, oe ferte meo binanoen poo rus
| fit. oe oIormereoe 9onorftsren, Der
ioo foronleoiqeoe glnholbelien. Ti-
qerne ifrloe babe pGret ienote til
9rniilien.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1913-10-29

Sombllrg-s -s(merifa.2inien. Sam-
burg. t3. Oftober. Samburg
merifo.2inien bill pon en- oberoroent-
Iig @eneroIforiomling en- nrr
,srenltio fore'Iao at forheje s(ftie.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1913-10-29
~ glarg.

fapitolen meo 80 Wlill 0}orf. ioa
ben bereiter bil uogpre iS0 will.
Marf. Sonlti0ig meooeles. at Sel-
ifobets reoe N}ioler oeo gloretS llo-
lob pil nogore ca. 40 Will. Dtarf.
og at Ger minoit fan regneS nieo ct
llobptte al 10 psf lom / ,Sior,
Sopitioelig @eQropelic. 91crlin.22.
Oft. 5 @oor blen meo ltor Spitioe-
lig6eo % al oe % Menneifer, lom
onltom ii6ite 5re0og, oa 3eppelin-
9oIlonen etsplo0ereoe, begropet. De
blcp bearopet ira Den gamlc @or-
9fprbeoen al 8eiie.
ren5 GoIa0S aeiieren og ban5Sen.
ner oor til Stcoe, le0ioqet al 9ei-
ierinoen og aronpriliesien. : GIG.
folaet bar oaIou @reo Zeppelin og
1000 Officercr 9lrneen
% 5lan0en sc fem an0re. ion ON.
fon, bIeo bearonet pan nnore Ste.
ser 2anoet. i.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1913-10-29

&nboa @ruii0ent. S6aDnno, -.
Oft. Zen cubonife aongrcs bar
nGNtet at truoe ionlmen Gfstro-
Ieeiion ior at bebanolc Yrplioentens
9uolfob om SptogeIlen al ct uoen.
lanoff 9oan pao S15.000.000. 9rp..
iioent Mario Wenocol bcnoenote iie
oerfor / @oor til oct nericonife
,Solt mco en- Grflpring ON, at ban
naatte anie iig berettiget til at gri-
be til efStraoroinpre SordnItoltnins
ger bbis life 2ongioerne inotoo eH
mere belpilIig SoIoning. Snoo 9oo.
net angaar er oct Ell bpoenoe Hso-
nenoigbeo, flyer ban, at foo brffet
Den 8Glo, ionl bleb ltiftet al ocn
foregaaenoe liberale gloniniItrdtion.
Son lGgaer gnioaret for DC uiifre
fSorbolb, iom MI raaoer paa Ten,
belt og holoent pnn De 2iberoles
SbItrllfton. Soilfe Sfriot ban
5ilfGloe moatte finoe iig opfororet
til at toge nGpnes Der intet ON.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1913-10-29

8il ltanoie @migrationen. @ien,
%. Oft. gmierationen til De Sor.
eneoe Stoter og Canada beprgeoe
Gegeringen @oor til at frenleg-
&c | 9figsoagen ct 5oriloo, bpori
iorbpoes en- bpilfen iom bellt 10.
panbring, iom fan ifo6e oen milf.
tore Hefrlltering | 9ltrig eIler bill
frenme oen bpioe SIobebonoeI.
Somtioie bleb 0ompIfibsielifobet
ltronillms glgentlir Der / 9pen Inf.
fet og 9eitpreren blep orrelteret.
iigtet for at bobe imiigIet gmieron.
ter oper @rpnien.
Gn llnberfonlite, Iom blep neo.
lat of @uoaetfomiteen for at iioor.
beioe Ell Nopport om oen Wloooe,
bporpoo omerifonife 8ompifibsiel.
ifober gsr Sorretning gltrie, bar
/ @oor beifpftiget meo Gnnaoion
Bociiic @onens Sorbinoelie neb llb.
bonbrineen fra gftrie. s @oIicien
og 9ufoipino bar | glor 10000
Wfonb nmbbroget fla MilitGrtiene.
fen. llnberisgelien gGloer imiolcr.
tio life bore Canadian Tocific go.
nen, men oIIe Selifaber, iom trans.
porterer gmigronter fra 3itrig.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1913-10-29

9iusierne 5inlano. 0eliingiora.
s. Sftober. 20 Me0lemmer al Sel.
iingiors 0fogiitrot 9. SieboIm og
@. aprfluno, er bIeoen orreItereot
ior Spertrpoelie al 2open ON Hus-
ieres 2i9eltiIlelie meo Sinner.
&c TO orreltereoe er ooq iencre
bleoen leslo0t moo en- aolltion poa
500 9hbler.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1913-10-29

5lpoefolIiiion. 2o6anniStbol, IA.
Oft Eoa Den bcrpurenoe 6lppe-
plobs foIlioereoe / Sag al. 5 TO
6lpbcmaifincr, al bpiIfe oen enc
meoferte en- %a5iaacr. 9egge @io-
finer It0rteoe neo ira benoeo so
Meters S5ei6e g(ac tire SSlpDere blen
fpGiteoc
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1913-10-29

Sra Dfongoliet. 1omif, 8. Oft
0cuinoo 1000 airqiiere al airei-
Stommen er meo 100000 Stpffer
apGg gooet ober oen ruSiiIfe mon.
aoIife @rpnie, bar iororeoet oc I'M
DER 9inslono itooenoe Stammer oq
toQct oercS 9oIiger i 9eiiooelie
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1913-10-29

aoleraeu. 9uforcit s. Oft. 6or-
loen oc tioligere melote 900 I'll
fploe al aolero er Der efter oificiel
Weooelelie fonItateret $50 npe I'll
ipIoe al aolero; oeraf er 1886 ino.
trllifet 9iltriftet 9ioli.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1913-10-29

sllnorlig llro / Fortligol. Moorib
81. Oft. Ser eoor gfpqte ON, at
DER / Tortugol er olporlige politi.
ifc llroliabeoer. Wion bar life fun
net iao nGrnereHeoe poo, bpao Der
er foregoaet, % oen portli9iiiife
Regering sner en- itreng 9eniur meo
Senibn til Selegrontlner.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1913-10-29

oullH Siulllullllll Ill attiCll. S.d'
lonifL 70 Oft. Song aonltantin
nfbolot @aor 9iepue oper fine
5ropper og oplUite peo 9leopen fel.
aenoe Groflomotion
vOfficerer, llnoerofiicerer o9SoI.
oaterl ct g(or er forlebet, iioen
S falotes til gooben for at ioripa.
re @rGfenlonos 9iet og 9Gre, 3
9ebet al bette g(or bar s uooioct
oen bellenife Stots @rpnicr efter
Ell MooIeitof ser operiteg ale 5or-
pentninger, og poo tSPorelanoets
Sitter ofret 2ib, Sllnobe0 oo Glen.
oom @iter ido mango SSarer, Pin.
ltrcnQelier % 2ioeller flnoe ieo
me6 fll0 9ict bienlIcnoe eoer, men
leg 6ebencr cocr enoml til Sifrinq
al oct, 8 meo ioo mango Dire bar
er6nernet :, mine 8oabenipller,
oil forltoa miq, og berfor forbliper
S, troos e6ers ltore 2GngieI eiter
at genie eoers Stem, iom trofoite
og itroffeli9e gogtere for eoers9on.
&c og SGoreIono. Seq gI9oer mig
beo otter at bGre bos g(rmeen."
6oneen bar @enitono for begeiit.
ret Sploeit
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1913-10-29

Sc 5orencoe Stoters v@oooNoao
glaiociation" pil boloe en- aonpen.
tlon oa lloitiain9 / Ct 2ouis, DO,
/ 8ogene 1915. 99ooember. On
boer, Der enifer gooe 8eie. inobp-
Oes oQ opiorores til at fomme til
bette 0ieoe og tnge oftio Del / oct
glrbejoe, iom ifol begpnoes St.
2olis og fortipttes. inotil NeinI
toter opnaoS.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1913-10-29

9llttonlobll-lllpff Sra Sber-
broof, u. g., meloes moer 22.oS,
at Ell iremra9enOe 8ormer oenne
Gel al Staten, Sobn Senien er
blenen orubt en- 9lutomobllulDtfe
Utnifinen pplteOe, og Senien, iom
blep liggenoe unoer Den, Ianotea
meo brGffet 0als. Soar 9affen,
iom ferte iarunen meo bom blep
lettere iaaret.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1913-05-14

Regulations by the city of Milwau-
kee to maintain pure supply OF
milk have been upheld in a test
case by the supreme court of the
United States. The milk producers
objected to the provision that all
milk sold in the city must be from
cows tested and found free from tu-
berculosis, and that all diaries must
be inspected and kept clean and san
itary. This decision by the supreme
court is merely another indication
of the tendency of the times. The
old days when the rank and file of
the people were at the mercy of dis
honest and careless producers and
dealers, is rapidly passing. The
time is soon coming when not only
milk and butter. meat flour and all
other food stuffs must come to the
market with a guarantee Of purity
stamped on them, but when suit
Of clothes, dress goods, stockings,
underwear, shoes. ETC.. will carry a
label showing precisely what they
are made of and the name Of the
maker so that any misbranding can
be traced right back to him.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1913-05-14
PoWNAL


The frost of Sunday night did a
good deal of damage to the fruit and
early corps.
Mrs. A. F. Towne was the only
one from Pownal to attend the rectn
Schumann-Hinck concert in Pitts
field.
c. S. Gerrish of Portsmouth, Me-,
one of the engineers who surveyed
in town last fall was the guest of
Miss Margaret Brown over Sunday.
Louis Clement. who rented the
Burgess farm for the coming year,
has sold his lease also stock and
farming tools to VIM. Premier Of vii
Jamestown.
The Pownal Juniors won a well
played game from a bunch of husky
youngsters from Williamstown, the
score being 13 to s. Burgess and
Willett we're in the points for the
home boys.
An address was given at the Bap-
tist church Tuesday evening by Rev.
c. F. Checizzli, who was full blood
ed African who hailed from Absyn-
mia. After the lecture there was a
meeting of the building committee of
the church.
Four men we're laid of on the b.
& NJ section Saturday. This is part
Of the policy OF retrenchment now
being inaugurated by that company.
We also learn on good authority
that the new station. which had been
promised Pownal will not be built
this year. This decision Of the r.
r. Co. will be generally regretted.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1913-05-14
THREE FIREMEN KILLED
Buried Under Debris of Falling
Steeple.

Stratford, Ont, May 13.-The tall
splre OF the Knox Presbyterian
church, 100 feet above the curb was
struck by thunderbolt early today.
and in the ensuing fire the chief of
police, the fire chief and policeman
were killed and fireman was NOR
tally injured.
The three men who lost their lives
were buried beneath the burning bel
fry. which toppled and fell. The
fireman was laid out with a blow on
the head from flying timber.
The dead are: ]. A. Mccarthy,
chief of police; Hugh Durkin, fire
chief: Matthew Hamilton, police
man.
The injured man is Sidney Van
stone. He is suffering from numer-
Gus cuts on the head and shoulders.
and possibly a fractured skull.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1913-05-14
NEW PROCTOR LIBRARY
Gift to the Village by Mrs. RedfieId
Proctor.

Proctor, May 1.-THE opening of
an exceptionally beautiful public Ii
brary building made yesterday a
red letter day for the town of Proc
tor. The building, equipment, and
the land upon which it is located are
the gift of Mrs. Redfield Proctor,
wife of the late Senator Proctor,
and adds one more to the many
benefits traceable to the public spir-
it and generosity of the Proctor
family.
The celebration of the opening in
cluded an address in the afternoon
by the Rev. c. H. Smith of Bur-
lington, followed by reception to
out-of-town visitors, among whom
were librarians from many parts Of
the State. Later in the afternoon
the building was visited by Proctor
school children of many nationali-
ties, and in the evening another re-
ception was held for the benefit of
the people of Proctor who had been
unable to be present in the after
noon. Refreshments were served
both in the afternoon and evening,
and music was furnished in the af-
ternoon by Wilson's orchestra from
Rutland, and in the evening by the
band
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1913-05-14
EAST ARLINGTON

DIR. S. X. Gray was in Troy on
business Tuesday.
Ralph Gaul of North Bennington
was in town Tuesday.
Archie Robertson. Jr., visited
friends at Bennington Saturday and
Sunday.
Mrs. ]. N. Powers of Bennington
passed Sunday with her sister, Mrs.
G. NJ Burt.
Charles Eddy has pneumonia, but
is getting along quite comfortably at
this writing.
Manager Grout was in North Ben
nington Tuesday on business for the
base ball team.
Ralph Sherwin. who was injured
several days ago is able to get
around some now.
Leo Grout of Proctor is spending
few days with his parents. Mr.. and
Mrs. Irving Grout.
Misses Mae, Pauline and Minnie
Shuffleton passed Monday and
Tuesday with relatives in Benning-
ton.
John Mayhem, who was employed
at the Hale Cos chair factory, has
accepted a position with Warner
and Dustin as clerk.
Arden Andrew, who was operated
on at the Troy city hospital, return
ed home Friday evening. He is re-
gaining his health fast.
Mrs. Stephen Bull, who has been
visiting her daughter, Mrs. Robert
Parkinson for a few days, returned
to her home in Shuhan, N. Y, Mon
day.
Those who attended the Christian
Endeavor convention held at the M
L. church here Saturday report a
very, successful and interesting SEES
sion about 40 delegates from out OF
town were present. The banner
was awarded to the East Dorset so
ciety.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1913-05-14
Intent of the Law.

We have noted some discussion In
several of the state papers concern
ing the intent of the new tax law,
and we see that all are not agreed
upon one feature of 1t, namely:
whether, to secure the exemption
from taxation, the loan must be an
actual handling of money from one
party to another, or whether any
credit when evidenced by note,
ETC., was intended IL the rate of in
terest were per cent or less. The
editor of the Sitter, who was the in
PRODUCER of House bill las, the bill
which was enacted into the present
new tax law, has been asked sew
eral times his understanding of the
intent of the law on that point. He
has answered invariably and still
answers, that the liberal construc.
ton was intended. One of the ar.
guments used in the debate in the
House was that the law would help
young men to purchase farms when
they only had limited means, as by
paying a part in cash, they could
let the balance lie on mortgage tC
lle StllcT az a Idlo VI luteItSl pei
cent less than has been required for
merly. Now, no one had any ideI
that the seller was going to actually
hand over any money to the purchas
er to create that debt to be secured
by mortgage. OF course everyone
expected the transaction to take il.
usual course; that all the money
actually transferred between the two
parties would be the cash part o.
the purchase price of the farm, ant
this from the purchaser to the sci
Ter; and that there would be a not,
for the balance given to the seller
The fact that the above argument
was used, clearly indicates that Il
was the intent to include all credit.
when evidenced as specified in tn,
law. Furthermore the editor wal
present in the House at every discus
sion Of this measure, and he can an'
does say positively that> no intima
ton whatever was made durinl
those discussions that the exemption
clause would apply only to loans o
money actually handed from. on
/ party to another.-Londonde Sif
j ter.