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The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1913-10-09
WHAT HAPPENED IN CHICAGO

SIS for signing for special delivery let
ter in wrong place.
Mrs. Jennie Todd, 81, 2529 w. Har-
rison ST., badly hurt by street car.
Woman, with baby in arms, tainted
from starvation in Chicago av. police
station.
William Rufus Edwards, ST. Paul
millionaire, indicted on Mann act,
surrendered and was released on S.
900 bonds. .-..
DR.. T., T. Oleson, physical exam
liner for civil service commission, bar
red his brother, Jerome, from getting
job as deputy smoke inspector by
saying his eyes were bad.
j. j. DonIey, Sc, ISL N. Hermitage
av., hurt by auto owned and driven
by Mrs. S. lapel, 4405 Prairie av.
Fred Hewitt, 1888 BaImoraI av.,
injured by fall from moving street
car.
chas. Hughes, 1919 N. MarshfieId
av., held to grand jury on charge of
mistreating Margaret Schmidt, 4,
3247 N. Ashland av. $4,000 bonds.
Lawrence Ritz, 6, 1910 Cleveland
av., probably fatally injured by auto
driven by F. R. Baker, 11S Bosworth.
TWo-year-oId son of Alvin Wilson,
345S Neenah av., smothered to death
while sleeping face down.
Mrs. Elizabeth O'Hara, go, 3707 S.
Halsted ST., probably fatally injured
by auto owned by Michigan Tailors
and Dyers, 3511 S. Halsted st.
Mayor Harrison has been invited
to speak at formal opening of Los
Angeles aqueduct.
Ona Vangeeson, Crown Point, sui
eide. Laid his head on track near
Hammond in front of Erie train.
Robert S. Tulin, ~, 1882 Sedgwick
ST., knocked from motorcycle by U.
S. mail wagon.
Five women and one man who par
ticipated in railriding of Mrs. John
Richardson at VOlO til iDdicfad nv
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1913-01-18
Obituary.

The funeral of Lorenzo r. Brown
an aged and much respected citizen
of North Bennington. was attended at
his late residence on Mechanic street
on Thursday. January 18th. The
services at the house we're con-
Quoted by the Rev. W. l. Coburn. pas
tor OF the North Bennington Baptist
church of which Mr.. Brown had long
been a member. The Masonic burial
services at the grave we're rendered
by Worshipful Brother Edmund ].
Worthington, Past Master Of Tucker
Lodge No. As, F. & A. NJ. OF which
lodge Mr.. Brown had been a member
since 1865. Mr. Brown was born In
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1913-01-18
sulnhur Bottom Whales.

Probably the largest of the whales,
as well as the most gigantic of all liv-
ing creatures, is the sulphur bottom.
1t attains length of nearly or quite
100 feet and a weight of 100 tons. One
individual measured % feet in length,
80 feet in girth, with jawbone II
feet long, baleen (whalebonel, 4 feet
long; weight OF baleen, 500 pounds;
weight Of entire whale, 1IT tons, and IL
yielded no barrels of oil. The sulphur
bottom seldom bolts, as the whalers
term the action of leaping diagonally
from the sea. or breaches, as perpen-
dicular springs are called, but when 1t
does perform In this manner it pre-
sents truly wonderful sight
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1913-01-18
FRANCES NEW PRESIDENT
Premier Poincare Elected on tht
Second Ballot.

Versailles, Jan. 17.-Premier Poin-
care was elected president of me
Republic of France al the joint SEES
sion of the general assembly in ses-
sion on the second ballot today.
Senators and Deputies arrived
here throughout this morning to par
ticipate in the national assembly in
the ancient residence of the kings of
France in the election of a new presi-
dent of the Republic to succeed Ar
mand Fallieres whose seven year
term expires February Is.
Nomnally S97 representatives OF
the people are entitled to vote. These
included 597 Deputies and 800 Sena-
tors but the number was reduced ow-
ing to vacancies caused by resigna-
tions, illness and deaths,
In France the Constitution, which
IN this respect represent. inc rccoll
from the Napoleonic system OF pleb-
iscites, does rot ADM; citizens to any
direct vote in the election of the chief
executive OF Tire nation. The pres..
nenl is eleCleu ny tIt SN-at~ on"
the Chamber of Deputics united in
convention at Versailles
NJ. Poincare has constantly been in
the public eye since he formed his
remarkable ministry year ago this
month He has been in politics
since 1887, when he entered the
Chamber of Deputies. At the age OF
80, he was minister of public instruc-
ton and subsequently he served
twice as minister of finance. His
present tenure of Office has been sig
nified by a succession OF important
French inidatiatives in connection
with the Balkan crisis, while in home
affairs he has Identified himself with
electoral reform and proportional
representation, of which ne aas al
ways been jealous advocate.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1913-01-18
NORTH BENNINGTON


The Ladies Aid society of the Con
gregational church will serve a sup
per in the church parlors Tuesday
evening at six O'Clock. After the
supper an entertainment will be Civ
en-. The ladies' are requested to
come early in the afternoon for work,
en- Miss Mary Powers at her home on
Il. 2. street last evening. by about
twenty-five of her friends. Games
were enjoyed and musical selections
were rendered by Miss Mabel White
and Miss Florence Hill of So Shafts
bury, after which light refreshments
were served. All reported a good time
and extended their best wishes for
many such happy birthdays.
The public is cordially invited to
the services of the Congregational
church on Sunday. The pastor will
preach at the morning worship at II
o'clock, and at the evening worship.
at Z o'clock. The Sunday school meets
at u o'clock The Endeavor society
is held at o'clock. Remember the
lamb supper next Tuesday evening
at 6 o'clock. The marvellous human
iphone will also be on exhibition.
A delightful birthday party was Civ
The young people of c. w. Whites
Mrs. James S. Clark's and b. T.
Henrys Sunday school classes en-
joyed delightful social at the par
lors of the Congregational church on
Friday evening About % were pres
ent and the hour passed very quickly
with the old-time games in popular
favor Refreshments of nuts. pop
corn and apples were served. The soc.
ial was given by the boys, to the girls,
and the boys proved themselves ex.
cellent hosts.
At the North Bennington Baptist
church, Sunday, January 10, the pas
tor will give an address to The
Blues. Remember the contest in the
Sunday school Come and help when
you will count. Young peoples meet
ing will be-led by Ruth Percy. as
sisted by the prayer meeting commit
tee. Subject, How can We better
our society. Evening service at Z.
subject. The strife of the two men,"
Electric lights are on the way. You
can help in this. The church is get
ting good start this year II all
will rally to the services and work
now. we will make real advance.
The Blues won by two points last
Sunday. What will tomorrow show?
VIII anybody who reads this notice
help in finding a good home for a boy
7years of age who is bright, healthy
and desirable? Remember the sup.
per at Village hall next Friday even
ing. January "a.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1913-01-18
BENNINGTON BRIEFS
News of the Town and Village Told Briefly
fer Busy Readers

Miss Mary Farrar has recovered
from an illness.
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Green are Wis
iting n New York.
Henry Qua has accepted employ
ment at the Sears market.
Joseph Kelly of Grove street is-con
fined to the house by illness.
Michael Toomey and John Colkely
of Boston are spending few days at
their homes here.
Christian Science service every
Sunday at II o'clock, corner Park and
Scott streets Subject, Life" Col
den Text, whatsoever will, let him
take the water of life freely The
public is welcome.
The funeral of Nicholas Galipo
was held at o'clock this morning
from the church of the Sacred Heart,
Rev c. e. Provost officiating The
interment was in the Catholic Gene
terry at Old Bennington.
John B, Harte, manager of the Lii
brary theatre, whose head was in
jured during an alteration with a
vaudeville performer in the Harte res
taurant, Wednesday night, was re-
ported to be better this morning
At the overall and wrapper dance
given Friday evening by Catamount
Commandery, U. o. G. c., the first
gentlemen's prize was awarded TO
Walter Warren. Albert Cushan, who
wore lady's costume received the
ladies prize.
The Second Congregational church
cordially invites the public to its
services tomorrow Morning worship
at 1880; evening worship at $50.
Sunday school at noon; c. f. meet
ing at $50. Theme of morning ser
mon, Some Mysticism in Our Relig-
ion" and of evening address, Even
Our Faith"
Rev, p. l.. Dow is still confined to
the, house, and will not be able to
preach Sunday. The pulpit will be
occupied in the morning by II. G.
Banks, secretary of the Y. NJ c. A.,
and in the evening by Rev. J. c.
of White Greek, n. Y. Sun
day school at 11:45 and junior league
service $3.50 Epworth league ser
vice at $50.
Services in ST Peters church Sun.
day viii be as fellows: 7.30 a. m,
Holy Communion; $50 "a m. Sunday
school; 1915 a. m. morning prayer;
p. m. evening prayer The address
at the afternoon service will be on
the second article of the creed Con
frmation classes are now meeting
On Fridays, young people at AIS and
adults at 7:45 p. m. All interested
10 know the church's teaching or
are cordially invited to
attend these conferences. Seats free
and strangers are welcome at all
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1913-01-18
An Uncomfortable c.

Some years ago, says Brander Mat
thews In the Century Magazine, a
friend Of Oliver Herford was going to
Europe on the Celtic. and the evening
before his departure Mr.. Herford call.
ed him up on the telephone to say
goodby.
He asked what ship his friend was
going on, and some imp of the perverse
prompted the friend to answer that he
was sailing on the. Kettle. Mr.. Her
ford promptly responded. Don't say
that or you will have hard C all the
way overi'
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1913-01-18
NOTICE

Agreeable to the amended bylaws
of the Village of Bennington, the
members of the Bennington Fire De-
partment are hereby notified to meet
at the Stark Hose Company rooms
on Tuesday evening, January 21st,
1913 at 730 p. m. for the following
purposes:
LIST. To hear the report OF the Of
ficers for the years last past.
End. To elect a president OF the
department and vice-president sec
rotary. treasurer and chief engineer
OF the department First and second
assistant engineers for the ensuing
year.
Bird. To transact any other bust.
ness found necessary and proper
when met
Dated January IA. 1913.
W. P. Hogan. Village Clerk.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1913-01-18
Jumping a Thousand Hurdles.

The craze for strange records began
great many years ago. There was
an elderly London omnibus driver
named Priesty who at Hull. in 1868,
jumped Il thousand hurdles. each three
feet six inches high in sixty one and
half minutes. IL is said that this rec
ord has never since been equaled.
Priestly began omnibus driving In the
same year. lS,r}. and during his forty
six years Ia the service Of the London
General Onnihus company he drove
buses a diStunre of about $4,000 miles.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1913-01-18

Petersburg, ~ Y, May 2, 1884. His
parents were James and Betsey
Brown. The family came to Shafts
bury to live in 1S49 but moved to
North Bennington in the early sixties
where he resided the remainder of
his life and died there January IA,
1913, of old age. He. was married to
Miss Marietta Dyer of SALISBURY
IN 1856 who died in 1910. The sur
viving family are eight children. viz:
Clark l.. Brown. George T.. Brown.
Ida NJ. Waite. Minnie A. Waite, Miss
Agnes A. Brown, Trenor p. Brown,
Dyer f. Brown and Carl H. Brown.
Mr.. Brown had served the town in
the capacity of deputy sheriff, school
director and other offices at different
times
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1913-01-18
SOUTH SALISBURY

On Friday evening, Jan. 10, the
South SALISBURY Young Mems associ
alton dedicated its new club rooms,
with an oyster supper. AS much en-
thusiasm was aroused, the event was
counted as eminently successful.
Truly 1.-The road to mans heart
leads through his stomach"
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1913-01-18
Music Lessons

S. Adelbert Wilmer. nrganist and choirmaster
of First Baptist church of North Adams, WIN
be IN Remington on Saturdays 70 receive
pupils for instruction in Piano, Pipe Organ, or
Voice. Communications may be addressed to
General Delivery, Remington, or 10 ll9l Mass.
Ave. North Adams, Mass.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1913-01-18
LOCKWOOD 4 BUSS
Contractors and Builders

6sp-lates ou new uullcings. Repairs. etc.
promptly made. Shop 10 rear DIR. A, u. Cutlcr's
bio ; Nsin Street. Tesrhoue H. r. lockwood
rN z Russ S7a-
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-01-11
The DIr1gbaf Family

-J4u.rA FLEmNsoe CcHE 10 ors M
D LIKE To AAgE HoU MEET W Ur4 4st
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merbieners.
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Ietnte, aus BEN Wdesn. Sbr ptiBes
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Gyrans ggiueIeS 10. WtbarlSiaa.

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aOmittr bsr Misnsr Dubne. bselna lifls
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1445 nal bon dnbeEsn anottbau luuEbs.
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in bic 8obs trsitbt. Don bisitm gade
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bee britttn 3ugss, Der In 6oppelbergt
Bis su 306 Dieter aufItsigt uno sIntn
rpanbstoOIlsn Bid aaf Berg unb aohb
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aufat4msn Oura bic DttiummtIisn esfs.
fhaftsn.
DC bdbsn mir bic gondnenf4oIt,
6err aommerJisnrntb@, iagis btr Roms
miHar unb bob ben tpsrtbboLen Drief, Der
esnau bic 6nnbT6rift BET GrpteHsgbtleEs
a%ufpiss, bsfrieDiet In bt. AObs. Die ate
@eidtdtsl aus @srbrsd,r Fnb bumm.
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fttIItr 9unoi4rift G~rprtFnbgitfe al
fhreibtn, nd6btm Ct elnfes Mondte uors
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luhen, Oas bdtts man nidt fir mSeIId
bdlten foIlen.@
5rduIein giTsl srbieIt bic gsIobnuna
bon ~fiinFtdufenb Mdrt. Gle betbdtlass
iid fortan in ibrsu Wubsnunben ots uts
ipifenbafte unb eeI9dbts g~rdpboIosiu,
bic ME oerfsbIts, nit sssismsnbtr bsfdeis
bsnbsit uuf ben srItsn, erObsn GrfDIe bins
sufDeiIen, Der ibr uuF bistm Gsbisit BE-
fdteben mar.
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ttreFante GtabtssTprdd. Gas GtlaiaI,
bag Der reigsnbsn tIsinsn AIfbilb erohis,
tDurbe an ultn auff8tiTbsn nit Gifst
uno 3beiInabmt bsIptodsH.
qbsr bas Daptel um ben @trbrt9er
Ii6ttis iid niht. Die qoIi5si unb Der
9ommsrsienraib bstomtn 5dblreiGe amos
npme grieft, in oensn duF bieIen ODER
ienen als 9bdtsr bineeuisltR ipurot. Stbe
Spur iDurbe berfolgt, isbsr Wstbaht
geprift. dbtr ale WahforThungen bliss
ben trgebnisIos. Gin8sIne DsrbaFtunasu,
bic %porgenommeH fpur6tn, tonnten nidt
dufrent erbaIten perben.
Die Gorge TN 6auIt bss aommtrs
5ienraths puhs bon Tag al Tag. Der
bpuBte Jrsitdg psritrid. 2lbtr bsr untsr
II. r.. 80 auf poitamt XIII btnterIeete,
NIT gdpierf6niseIn sefinte Brief mar
ntht dbgeboIt iporben, obipobI man bisIe
DsdubreRe Der Gsffsnili6lsit %borsnlbdIs
ten battle. Die i'm goltdmt Derfedten
8etsttibs tpattsten tpdbFenb Der Gnals
~terItunben pergebtih duf bcs GrThsintn
cta GrprsHera ubsr fsinsr Abetf0nbttn.
SnstDiffsn tdrntn nsie GrieFr, Immsr
ordnssnbsf unb brobenbsr. Wldn fi
nidt 70 bumnl, ben poIi5iIten In bic
6dnbs 5u Iaufen, bisb "a BARN. aud
tpiirben jsbt finftnulenb Waft uiGi mebr
esniesn. q milbten fanfstgtauIsnb ltiH.
3u bintsrIeeen isIen ns, IN brounsE pas
pier einasIhnirt, unist Der .Grrben
Bride, an tinr GEeIs, bic etnou Be-
3sidnst purbs. Cine Isbts Brin bon brsi
3ugtn pirOt nod gsipdbri. DdnR miHs
alfbiIb @iimelin stnts qDoIDcntn 1obes
fterben.
Mud bieTe 8rieFe ipurosn, In gsnousr
No6bilpung Der 6anbfdrift, In ben
.3titaneen Der0FfsniIidt. Abtr Der srboIFfs
GrEola bIieb aus.
Ginss 1agss, boIb bdruuf, fubd bos
RimeIin'fn t auto, in BEN MIfbllb nit
benz treueH aarl cine Gpasierfabrt ess
mudi bate, In faftnber 1ahrt Sur @ino
bes aommer5isnratbs suriid. adrl fpEung
beraus unb bob Das lIsine Mdb9tr, bas
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aspGGti, litet. BON golObud beTpili,
inmittsn zines btrrlidtn patles bds
Salob qangtnlttin, IN BEN EMF Gostbs
bic Id0Hs 8rau bon 9rantoni, bic ges
litbts 6es 6srBoes aarl Dil6slm Serbs
nano Don grauRTbreig unb Grtunbin
gdbditrs. beiudte. I'm Der Ruine Der
btnndbdrtsn qltenbure unb psiterbin
fiabtr iia in ben GeIien etbdutnt 56bs
lungen, bic nod btute - fDobI elm Uni
fun in sanS DtuiGtdnb - aIs mob.
uungsn bsEuBt psrbsn.
Dns isbeusptrtbsits gsbdube bar Gtdbt
lit unbsoingt osr 135 Dieter lonos, %
Wtttr brsite unb 30 Meter bobe Dom,
Der nit ben IdlaHt a~ufittieenoen Sdulen
uno ben inmulsn, hphen Ssittnl6iffsn
sipsn muistdiiihsn Ginbrud inoti. Das
g6or btIbti tinsn Dom i'm Dom, bo es
oar5 tinsn atttntr BON Ghiff esirtnnt
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alien GtraBsn Gin e6rniirbigtg, miitels
alterlibes @sprdgs. gdonotrs intsrs
sifant III bar in bsr 5fpetten 6dlfts 6ss
T%inf5ebntsn Sabrhuueerts In 5ohptrt
stbduts Ratbstelsr am Gi5dmartte. 5bm
gsgeHiber trbebt iih bas aItsrtbimIi4e
Raibbdus. Elm gptbifher Steinbau aus
bsr 3eit BON 1850 Bis 1881 nit ipdteren,
itbo9 bit WirtuHg Dra gilbss nitt
foreHoen @Hbauten. Den GpmplaB, an
bern aud Der pttersbof. bic fribers Rsii
beng Der Giritbf9ofe, liegt, besren5en
5tpei dlte G~ottes9dulsT, bic nit bier 9blrs
men etsterte ronaniTht 9isbFruutntir4e,
bsrsn dIteits 3btiIe faif bts gum Sabre
1000 auridreiden, uub ner mdiefdtHds
Dom, 6os betrlidfts, erobdriiefe gottss-
haus oer 6arSlanbe: baIb na6 BEN Sabre
1179, in BEN 6einri1 Der 9Sre bic srIte
biih0fIite air6s nie%berbrannte, beeons