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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1913-11-12
Gascns Siitorie.

gietSforbsret al Naenoel Bells
9fnleoning al 9lnflasen for at babe
nproet ben friltne DngIing u.
Duibinifp oenSeniigt at brinae ct
ritnelt Differ, tog fin 9egpnoelie Den
8. Oftober.
Sagen bofte EN- moooelig Gen,
iation oper belle Ruslono, life al
tole ON ben sprige cipiIiiereoe Ser.
ben.
DngIingens lenlPitebe Gig fano.
tes ben %. Morts 1911 en- @rotte
uoen for aiep. Sans S9noer bar
bunbne poo gipegen, os Der fonotes
AZ Saor pao bans 9eaeme. Bells
orreitereoes fort Tio oerefter, be-
ifplot for at booe mbrhet gnglin'
gen, og ban blen bolot | glrreit belle
5iben inbtil ssorbsret.
llnher 5orbsret afbsrtes mango
mebicinife 9lutoriteter, men oeres
8ionesbpro ftemte life operens an
gaoenoe 9fnriogen til 2orbrpoelien
sfnbre gioner ifso SfpIoen paa en-
apinoe, @ern Tcbeiberiat, bos bpem
en- 9onoc of ssorbrpbere mentes al
bobe TiIboTo.
Mpnoiebeoerne tog omfattenot
ToriiatiabeosreaTer for at ofp9rg'
SfonboIer, iom bet ontifelnitiife &c
! ffob ySorte Siin6reoe" trneoe me6
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1913-11-12

acknowledgements. Berlin,
%. Sftober. gpen Berlin 9ao | glf.
ties / oct ieitlige noimpffeoe Hano.
bus en- 8eit for 0eltaeerne Den
internationaIe 3uberfiloie.a .aongres.
Boa aongresiens Slutningsmsoe
/ Gag meooeltes oct, at oct inGprere
Raao bar beiluttet at mootage Den
norife MISUNDERSTANDING Snbbp-
BELLE til at ofboloe aonferencen |
1915 gbriitiania, og Der peotoges
ct 5orilng ON at inbfsre en- Ser.
oens.9uberfuloieoag paa bpilfen
Der | oae 2nnoe ifal afboIoes Sore.
orag ON Geopenoigbeoen af at be-
fpmpe SuberfliIoien oe iamles Pen.
ge ino til bette 8ormaal'
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1913-11-12
Storm og YiuterfuOe.
SOGrt Snefalo % mcacn 5raiif.
itnnosnine 2it Og SDO.

Cumberland, Dlo., 9.9foo.-Sneen
bar naaet en- 0pboe al IS 8onlmer
neo @lfinS, B. 80, og onore Ste.
Der Q}arplono, 8eit 9irginio oo
ienore BenniDloanien. Der blGier
ell itprf gino. 3rufiffen paa oeitrC
D}arpIano ano Baltimore & Obio
9anen er neget forItprret poo
@rlm0 al ne0blGite IeIegraftroa.
De oe Sneorioer. st Ynsiagertog
lager Inebunoen 9tGrbeoen al
9abis, meoens ct anoet 8aslager.
toa bol0es npr Goblin al ct 55rogt.
toa, Der ligger aiiporet / Ell Sne.
oribe
Sra Bittsburp, go. neloe5, at
Der er ialoet 10 6onmer Sne, og
at 6raiiffen er blepen loInmet, og
mange Ielegraitranoe lager neOe,
iaa 5orbinoelien meo baooe Rep
9orf, Columbus, Chicago og an
ore St9oer oelnis er oibruot.
Sra Gait 9iperpooI, O., meloes.
at 9pen, poa @rilno al, at oe eIef.
triife Seoninger er ofbriiot, ligger
I Wtsrfe. - sSro, Ct. GloirnilIe,
O., meIoeS ON @Ii83arO; geiene
er uforbore, og aonnnunifotionen
er ioritDrret, - ira 3anesoille,
o, ON ip9rt Sncial0, og 9run0-
n9ienet bar life oGret Stano til
at imeoefomme gInrnrininqer ira
idmmenitprte0e 9pgninaer. Sig-
nenoe Melbinger .Hies fra mango
andre Steoer &c nppnte Stater.
)torore @eit Girqinin er oGffct
nfeo ct Snelnq PIE 3ommer
opb.
GQiaa lGnqere IeIt ieltes Stor-
men. TroGbicogo meloes omStorm-
ifaoe til $4,000. Set qif Der
iprliQ no oocr 9offerne oQ no.
iulote Stranoportier, iom oaifeOes
bort.
Sra Here al 9Snoiebnerne mel0es
ON Storlnens 6sl1er ira Seiorten
5aoIeoes bl. a ira 8etroit: g@n
itreng enc oq @inoItorm berife-
oe ooer Wtichiaanisen oq Grieisen
Il Gag (Ssnoaal, oq Rnbiaationen
nlnotte n9ientlia itonoies. Ssortsier
of enboer @eifrinelie bar isgt Eil.
iluqt oe nprlneite Sonne. Camp
ifi6et SO. @. Hollocf ira Glepelonb
bleb tplngen poa @runo no for ct
Claire.
Sra lltico. u. g., meIoes. at et
5rp bar blplt neo og laa opcr
,Sernbanelporet. og oct benirfeoe,
at ct 9ofomotio for ct glrbeiOeri
3og lob imoo 5rpet meo oct 9ie.
illtat, at ire WGno al 9oabetiC
ninqen blen orpbt.
9eit oa 9toropeit for Gbicogc
m9rfe6e man life ipnberli9t til
Stormen; Oog = / oct noroneitrC
Canada ifol Stornten bnpe nGrei
enonm noloiommere oa alilOen
liren1ere emo / Il g.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1913-11-12

iinOe npe 5oOerplanter, og bper
Sang bar ban flmoet, bbaO ban
iegte. San anies iom en- gllttoritet
paa bette OmroaOe. 6on itonoieoe /
so 6roeie for at beiege SlGgtnin-
&c Der og reiite oerpaa til South
8ofota.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1913-11-12

ltpnoig iioleret Oprererne, Iom iff(
bar funnel faa noaen Snoferiel oner
De sitlige 9obnebper, iaaIeoes Jon
9e9eringen / Sobeoitaoen bar flni'
net.
Soor niot De eilroppiife 9otio.
ner niloe neie iig meO at itoa ionl
posiine 3ilifuere til me gIooSno.
gpoelier i Wferico uoen at frpoc
poerligere 9eifpttelie for oeres lln-
oeriaattcrs 2io og Gienoom er og.
ioa ct Sp6rgsmoal. 9enne SioG
oi Sitllotionen er bleDet nsie ober.
ueiet al SenotSfonliteens YieoIem.
mer 90 BrGiioenten. Monge er til
bsielige til at meme. at Suertas
Striosfr9fter iaa bel iom Garran
3as trooper oiIoe acre oeres p0erlte
Tor life at nan llolpnoingernes Sn.
teresier nGr.
sra W1erico Gitp meloes, oaiaa
umoer 10. os.:
: en- glote til DC iremrncoe 3i.
plomater bar General Suerto qipet
9eifeo on at Den nppoI9te aonqres
bill blibe inofoI6t om faa Gage og
bIibc foreIogt 0pgaberne fra oct
iioite aiboI6te @dl9.
Zen propiioriife grpiioent, bpis
5orbliben | @mbeoet er en- ito6ig
Corn / 2iet paa oen amerifonife
Reaering. minoer ON iitlloingn oper
for Diplomoterne foruo for 8alget,
gooenoe no pno. at boerfen ban eller
General 9ldnquet biIoe mootoge
BoIg. oa bans eget galg ianbtes
Itrioenoe MOB 8run0looen. 8ioere
benleoer ban Spmprfiombe6en paa
en- aonicrence, iom ban boboe meo
inmtlige aonoioater for Br9ii0ent-
enibe6et, lmotagen 5elir 8io5, peo
bnilfen ban iii oeres 2sfte ON, at
oe beieOe iig for Geiultatet ielo
oct 5iliGIoe. at ingen nj Dem op-
nooeoe oct Minimlm al Stemmer,
iom 2ouen foriiointter.
0uerta goar oerpan oper til at
iremholoe. at ban amer oct for
l'ligt at fsre tit aBociiifationsarbe-
De" meo uip9ffet energ;. Tor at oe
npite 9ol1. iom aonaresien MO-
penoiapis mao beramme, fan iinoe
Steo unoer DC 9lnItigit mnlige Om.
itGnoigbeoer.
IS He9eringsfreoie iaa bel iom
bIonot berboenoe llolGnoinger %
Snoieote er man flar oner, at llo.
Derensltemmelicn meIlem Il. g. og
Dierico M er ioa iforp. at Der
mart fan ipsrges 8aabenlorm, men
Der er npppe nogen | belle 2anoet,
iom neo, booo @aibington nil fore
toge fig.
Sioite Meloing fra @oibington
gaar no paa fsleenoe - at mon
life bill anerfenoe nogen af Suer.
observation-disclosures Snnolinger.
iGrli9 life 8aIget of npe aon9res-
meolemmer, og at man aIuorlig
tpnfer paa at bpne 5orbuoet moo
lloieriel al 8aaben og 9lmmllni-
tion til De itrioenoe Barter | Mer.
ico.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1913-11-12
9nr0ert ru1tNt.

6iIferbaa0e forliIt. 9ieDfiopif, 90
Oftober. 70 8iiferbaooe er nplil
forliite, Ell ira 9fepfianif me6
V}ano og Ell ira geitlanoet meo
Otano ON 9oro.
@n frpgtelig Storm bar roiet bel
OnSoog glat og anrettet betpOelig(
2oelp9geIier 9pen og poa 6upnen
aoleroen. Soesia, 26. 0ftober
5 oct berpprcnoe 8iitrift er ser
lioite llge foreiolOet 6 5ilfGloe oq
I 0eosiaIo al Solera; iioen SDg-
0ommenS llobruo er DER alt fore.
fnloet 81 8ilfuIOe neo 10 0poS.
faIo. s ielpe 9pen er Der / iioite
llae life foreioI0ct npe 3iliplOe.
&il life betale Sfotter. 9eliuit,
Gnglano, 5. Non. Fao ct Nigoe, ionl
'G,000 6orretningsmpno Hitter
bol0t Der Boor bleo Der oeOtaget
en- Heiolution, Der gaar no pna, at
0e life bill betole Sfot, bpis Der
bliper ct irlf @orloment UNDER
Some 9ule 9onen, og at gere en-
irif 9iegerin9 imullig neo at fere
Ell ieig Opltrllftion5politif moo so.
pens 8ennenlferelie 9e, iom bar
til Steoe, inobefatteoe 9feprpienton-
ter for SSirnoer meo en- iamlet
aapital al oper $650,00O,00O.
9ore 0tongoliet frit. Befing 6.
9iop. Gn ruslilftineiiif Snerens.
fonllt booroeo &ino goofenoer pore
MonqoIictS SeIpItnnoiebeo, bleb
unocrlfrepet / @aor. 9tuslanb oner.
fenoer auas Ooerberreoenfme oo
iorpligter iig til life at foIoniiere
ellcr belptte 2onoet meo llnot1-
qelie al, at oet ifol bope 9let til at
gipe iine aonilller militGr 9eifpt.
telieA OoerensfonIten ontiotter DC
Cane, lom ier itoo lmoer Ben fine.
life auoerner / llrgu, ilnOer Ear.
tarqenerolen llllosilttoi og lnocr
ocn fineiiife @uoerner / aob0o.
9tnslnn0 og Sprfiet. Giter bpab
Ger ne00eles ira bel iln6errettet
tprfiif Slide, bar De mellem Den
tprfiife 9ieqerings 9ieprplentant,
Glhapio Foidn oo oen rliSIiife
9lmboSiaoer aonItantinopel ON
iorifelligc politiife og pfononliife
SperQsnanI lteofinone ,Sorbono-
linger iert til ct tilfreoSitiaenoe SIC
iultot, o9 Ell Sperensfomit pil Ell
al oe ferlte Cage blibe inoertcgnet
Jtorif 9iifop 800. Staponger, %
Oft, st mt anpel inooieoes 0oQ
til firfelie 9rie poa Soilano
0pilono. Snouielien ioretoges a
9ilfop Shieloerltp. 9a 9iifopper
bouoe betrooot IrpoifeItolen og be
qpnot poo lin ErGoifen, berte mor
bom aonoe tlmgt, og / nplte Eje
bIif folOt ban ianmen San blet
baaret neo al nogle ErGiter, of
9pge blep itrofS tilfnIot ira Sano
nes.
0iifoppen blep ltrofs bro0t ii
nprmeIte sSls, bpor ban fom II
9enioltbeo, men ban fln0e Iffl
tole. Gen tilfolote Spge, Or. Ee
terien ira Sonones, erflGreoe itrofs
5illtonoen for meget betGnfelig. SCI
t3 Den 90. Oft. oigif 9siifopper
peo 9eoen.
Sorbnot militpr @uoStienelte. -
goris, %. 0ftober. Mnrineminiltel
9ouoin bar tilltilet Worinepr9fef
ten / Brett en- Slmbgerelie, bpor
ban minoer ont, at Der Senboll
til 2oo al 1905 ON gloifiaelien a
Stat og airfe life nao ofboloei
reIigieie Soranltoltninger om Vorl
paa ariqSifibene, og at oerfor Sen
oogs-@uostienelten ON 9oro pot
arpoieren o9uguop-8roilin" De
qsr Sieneite iom Sfoleifib, mo'
bortfoloe
Gen eole aonae ofiat @aiinden
@oiern, 5. 9tob. Den iinosinge Som
Otto of @oiern milteoe Dag fl
5rone efter at hope booret aongt
nonn 81 9lor. Brinsregent 2uf
mig iloroobte iie ieGn | 8ormiooo
til aonge gsoiern | Onerensiten
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1913-11-12

o9 9ietslofalets Omgi0elier beOog.
teoes al SoIoater De iioite Gage I'M.
Der Sorbgret.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1913-11-12

Gen eole aonae ofiot W'iinden,
@oiern 5. 9fop. Den iinosipge aong
Otto of @oiern miItebe | 9ng fin
5rone efter at hope booret aonge-
nopn 81 9(or. Brinsregent 2n6-
mig iloroobte iie iefp | 8ormioooo
til aonee I Voiern Onerensiten.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1913-11-12
30 SeOer
Wienoel BELLS CT frifenot.

Yienocl Bells cr frifcnot.
Ssoen Sir 9fufuS Siaacs
er nDIig nonGnnt til Den beie Still
ling n9oro Gbiei Suffice" / eng
lano. San bar Oro for at b9re
2anoets opgtigite sSltriIt. Gen itore
9etpOning al bans 6orfremmelie er,
at Den piier, DER life fin6es 5or-
Dom moo Ssoerne Gn9lonO. 5 iau
6enieenoe ligner Gnglnno og llniteo
StoteS Ginanoen.
6n anoen SSe6e. ion for 3ioen
tiltrrffer liz international OpmGrf.
ionhe0, er 90 enoeI 9eilis
aieb, 9uslnno, Der er inoer gln.
flaqe for at bobe mDroet Ell friiten
8renq iom et reliaieit Offer. Wiu.
ligt ban bar ntproet 9rengen. Mon.
oen er mooife iinosforpirret eller
oe9enereret. Waen oct ipnes, iom
ben ruSiiife 9leaering i'm 9etsior.
fslgning moo Monoen isger life
blot at bebiie Manoens SfpIo, men
at ban bar bonoIet Operensitem.
meIie me6 fit 5oIfs reIigisie glitus,
iaa man foar Snotrpf of, at man
6enptter fig of 9ilfGl0et til at bGf-
fe Stemning imoo Seoerne ober-
bobe6et; tbi oct er obiuro, menin9s.
lsit, at billie beifploe Ssoerne for
Menneifeofring. 8ennem Tuiinoer
of aor bor Ssoerne beniit. at De al.
finer Siring of Wenneifer. Der fan
bare nnoet at fla9e oner hos mango
Sober, men iaa at iige belle ben ci-
oiliiereOe Beroen bill frifenoe Dem
FOR 6en9eifplonine. at oe ifiiIoe bill.
le ORE Menneifer.
Sioen obenItnoenoe Ifreues. lpier
pi fslgcnbe:
aieo, Huslano, 106e Hoo. -
MenoeI 9eiGis, SsS6oen, Der oor be.
ifpIot for 9iituoI .Moroet Of Den friit.
ne Grena 9(n0retp 9uibinifp, fri.
fenoteS Sag.
BELLS er life ifpIoig men Mor.
oct blep begnaet 3aiteii-8Grfer-
ne" - iaaleoes LOO Surpens Sen.
oeIie.
Ga 9eilis for iioIte @ong brogtes
ira 5pnailet til 9etsIofaIet, beOog-
teoes ban al 5 Soloater. Oa ban
berte aenoelien og foritoo oens eSno.
bolo. oroa ban ct rplten0e opbt Suf.
9iens Snrpen rnaoilog ON aen.
oclien, bolotes Der Wiinoeguostiene'
tie ooer ben mproeoe Sopbia.air
fen, fun ct Stenfalt ira Hetslnlen.
aatbeoralen bar iplot al Wenneifcr,
og giifoppen onGleoe lin Gale
oeo ben frngtelige Wiseerning San
iagoe, at 9liitoriteterne bapoe fore.
tagct oen nsio9tigIte llnoerisgelie,
oa ban iorrnoneoe Solf til at boloe
iiq 9lettens aenoelie citerretlig, boao
oen emo montte bline.
Otter at aenoelien bar bsrt ifilte
BoIitiet De Itore alpnger al Waen'
neifer, iom babbe iomlet iig flere
Ste6er gnen.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1913-11-12
~ Marc.

melie meo en- al Den baierife 2ano-
bag nplig ne0tagen 2ob. Den npe
aonge bar antaget 9tapnet Qltoni9
III. Gen S. g}onenber ifuloe ban
aflngge Goen til aonititltionen.
Gen afiotte 9onge er fgot oen 27.
2lugnit 1918 og eiterful9te fin Bro
Der 2uOmia II, lom OrllfneOe fig /
Starnbergijgen Den IS. 9Slmi 1886.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1913-05-02
DIOCESAN CONVENTION
Will Be Held This Year In Barre In
June

The annual convention of the Pro
testant Episcopal diocese of Vermont
will take place in the Church of the
Good Shepherd at Barre during the
third week of June. The meetings
will probably begin June II and con-
tinue two days. Tentative plans have
been made for entertaining a large
crowd of delegates.
1t is expected Rt. Rev. A. c. A,
Hall of Burlington, bishop of the do
cese, and Rt Rev. William f. Weeks
of Rutland, coadjutor bishop, and 40
or so of the clergy will be present
This will be the first time that two
bishops of the Vermont diocese have
take npart at the annual council to-
gether Lay delegates representing
every organized church and mission
in the diocese will also be in attend
ance.
The diocesan standing committee
is as follows: Rt. Rev. w. f. Weeks
of Rutland, Rev. G. Y. Bliss of Bur
lington, Rev. f. S. Stone of Swan
ton. f. j. Ormsbee of Brandon and
c. f. Parker of Vergennes.
In the early part of May the an
nual meeting of the Montpelier dis
trict of the Woman's Auxiliary, en-
bracing quite a number of parish or
CARNATIONS in the central part OF the
state, will take place in the church of
the Good Shepherd, Barre, and a
large number of delegates will be pro
vided for.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1913-05-02
NORTH RUPERT

Mrs. Oscar Palmer is quite i'll OF
pleurisy.
George Woodland is confined to the
house by illness.
]. j. Rhoades of Bristol has been
here for several days helping in the
cemetery.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Gallup of Paw.
let passed Sunday with his mother,
Mrs. Angie Gallup.
Marcus Adams and son of Middle
town visited his father, Sidney Ad'
ans, recently.
Paul Baker and bride have begun
house keeping in part of Mrs. Angie
Gallup's house.
Mrs Casper Leach of Philadelphia
is stopping a few days at the home
of James Leach.
The school here observed Arbor
day Friday, by cleaning the school
ground and planting flower seeds.
Mrs. Elizabeth Wildwood, who has
been here for several weeks with
her daughter has now gone to Rupert
for visit and will then go to Rut-
land for some time.
A very pretty afternoon wedding
took place Saturday, April &c, at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. James Leach
when their son, Harold DEMO Leach,
was married to Miss Goldia NJ. Mon
roe of Addison. The bride looked
very charming gowned in white char
meuse, trimmed with Irish point
lace with pearl ornaments. She wore
a veil with orange blossoms and car
red shower bouquet of white
carnations. The bride was attended
by Gertrude Brodie of Hardwick
who wore a dress of cream silk with
pink trimming and carried a bouquet
of pink carnations. Royal Wray of
New York City acted as best man.
Master Edward and Miss Margaret
DEMO of Bristol. small cousins of the
groom, formed the ribbon aisle. Mrs
Ralph DEMO of Bristol played Lohen-
grens wedding march. The cere-
mony was very impressively perform
ed by Rev. w. A. Mcintyre of Dandy
under a bower of evergreen and
ferns decked with wild flowers The
bride and groom were classmates in
Middlebury college in the class of
1910, after which time Mr. Leach en-
tered business in New York city, and
Miss Monroe taught ancient history
and Latin in the high school in Yer
gennes. Following the ceremony re-
freshments were served. Mr.. and
Mrs. Leach left amid a shower Of
congratulations. also rice and con-
fetti for New York city. They will
make their home in Brooklyn. Their
many friends here extend congratu-
lations and wish them long and
happy welded life Many useful and
beautiful gifts were received by the
bride. Among the guests from GU,
of town were Mr. and Mrs. Ralph
DEMO and children of Bristol. Mrs.
Casper Leach of Philadelphia and
Mrs. Merritt Davis of Rutland
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1913-05-02
MUST PAY INTEREST
Banks To Pay For Use of Govern
nent Deposits.

Washington, April 30.-The fiscal
system of the United States govern
ing deposits of federal funds in ma
by Secretary McAdoo of the treasury
department, with an announcement
that all government depositaries,
whether active or inactive, would be
required to pay interest at the rate
of per cent per annum beginning
June l upon deposits of the govern
ment.
Simultaneous with this action, the
secretary authorized an immediate in
creas Of $10,000,000 in government
deposit. n the nation banks, making
the total $52,649,9 64, from which the
federal treasury will earn, under the
new interest order, $1,053,OOO annual
~. There are indications that Sec
rotary McAdoo intends to release
still more surplus money from the
treasury vaults and place it in gener-
al circulation through increased de-
posts with the national banks. In
statement tonight he said:
with the banks paying interest on
government deposits, the secretary
may be justified in keeping larger
balances in the national banks, there
by increasing the volume of money
in circulation, and to that extent re-
ducing the amount locked up in the
treasury"
Mr.. McAdoo also announced radl'
cal change in the character of secur
tiles which the treasury department
would accept for government depos-
it's. Instead of requiring that the ma
tional banks secure treasury deposits
exclusively with United States on
provincial government bonds, they
will be allowed in future to secure 70
per cent with government bonds and
the remaining 80 per cent with high
class state, city and county bonds,
acceptable to the security at 70 per
cent of their market value, but not
to exceed par.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1913-05-02
BENNINGTON BRIEFS
Aews Of the Town and Village Told RriefIy
tas Busy Readers

Hats for ladies', misses and children
at the Surprise store, Library build
ing. 7lt2
St. Francis de Sales academy was
closed Thursday in observance of AS
cension day.
Mr.. and Mrs Richard Kellogg of
Troy have opened their summer resi-
dences in Old Bennington.
Mrs Daniel ]. Main OF Pleasant
stree. is guest of Mr.. and Mrs.
William Main of Petersburg.
Specials for Saturday at the Surprise
store, Library building, $100 and
$125 white shirt waists at 50 cents,
75c corsets at ACC, soc ladies' union
suits at 39c, 39c ladies union suits
25c.
Mrs. George Hathaway, who camo
here to oversee the removal of the
body of her husband from the vault
at the Park Lawn cemetery, for burial
in the village cemetery, returned to
her home in Waterford Thursday.
Once more the State of Vermont
ana the Town OF beHHlHBlOu III pdi
ticular, is called upon to mourn the
passing of one of the strong men of
the day, Col. DIN Scott. DIN Scott
was one of the foremost men in the
country in his particular line and
monuments of his work are TO be
found on nearly every continent OF
this universe. 1t was as manufac-
turer of powder making machinery
that he acquired his greatest repu-
tation, but he was also the builder
of wood pulp grinding machines,
which were in large demand. He
was a resourceful man and had
made his name a household one in
the business world when in his
prime In his home town he lived
to see personally to the erection and
dedication of a lasting monument in
the shape of the present beautiful
Masonic Temple, which building was
his gift to the craft of his home
town and his mother lodge.-Man-
chester Journal.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1913-05-02
NOTICE

Notice is hereby given that in ac-
cordance with Article of the BY
laws of the Bennington Village I'M
provement society, a corporation or
ganized under Act of the Legislature
of Vermont approved October 20,
1888 the annual business meeting of
said society will be held at the resi-
dence Of l.. +. Abbott in the Village
Of Bennington Saturday. May 3, 1913
at 4 o'clock p. m. to transact the fol-
lowing business.
1. To elect officers for the ensuing
year.
2. To transact any other business
which may properly come before the
society.
Jennie A. Valentine, president,
Helena L. Norton, secretary.
7Ot3
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1913-05-02
NOTICE

Having decided to remove my meat
market to a different location I Of
fer for cash my entire remaining
stock consisting Of fresh meats, corn
beef. salt pork. California ham, also
a quantity OF choice can goods at
less than cost until closed out.
J. B. Parsons.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1913-05-02
- DRYSDALE
Miles and Miles
of Wall Papers

Right here in stock-ready when
you say so. Surprisingly pleas
ing patterns at I2ac, I5c ,I8c
and Csc double roll.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1913-05-02
A LASTING MEMORIAL

Is the monument that is made
and erected by us.
Only the finest quality mar
bic or granite is handled here
and the beauty Of our designs
is approved by exacting critics
Our lettering, etc. is such as
to offset the action of the ele-
ments longest.
Prices, etc. gladly furnished
if you will but inquire.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1913-05-02


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SGhs and DOes For Bath and Kitchen
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1913-12-11
LIegaron a Ojinaga los federaIes de
Chihuahua y los refugiados.
Su viae trav6s del desertO dur6 OCho dlas, sien'
do bastante penOsO.

rizaci6n al Juez federal en- El Pa
so, para arrestar a Salazar y a
Orozco, quienes estan acusados
en- dicha poblaci6n por violaciones
a las leyes de neutralidad.
La misma noche del lunes en-
pezaron a cruzar Ia frontera los
refugiados, para muchos de los
cuales va habfa en- Preside auto
movies dispuestos para condu-
cirlos a Maria.
La pequena guarnicl6n de re-
beldes que habia en- Ojinaga, de-
sapareci6 tan luego como Sc apro-
ximaron los federales a Ia pobla-
ci6n.
Los jefes revolucionarios no
saben ahora que hacer teniendo
en- la frontera un enemigo tan
formidable en- nGmero como el de
la citada columna miIitar.
FL GraI. Mercado, cuya situa-
ci6n en- Chihuahua lego a ser
muy dificiI por Ia falta de comu-
nicaciones, cree que en- Ojinaga
podra recibir sunciente dinero,
mercancias y pertrechOs de que
IRA para continuar Ia lucha con
probabiiidades de 6xito. Tan lue-
go como lego a la frontera, 9e
puso en- communication cen el Co.
bierno federal, esperandose en-
breve la reanudaci6n de Ia cam
pafa.
Entire tanto, sus fuerzas estan
fortifcando la poblacion de OH
naga.