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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-08-20
&unltgriff ooer 6iplonatiid perflei=
oete l1nperi6dmtbeit> tpelde anf oen
eigenen 8elit 6es @ebietes ab5ielt.
@eitd) an 9sraiioent @ilion.

IS al bin g t 0 H. 1S. Nngn1t. -
Ser beutl9-a1nerifanii6e geational=
buno bot ii@ in einem BON ieinem
Brd1i6enten, Dr. @eramer, unter5eih=
neten S9reiben an 6ie aneritani1he
8unoesregierung nit Ser @itte ge-
tpon6t, li9 NIT sSapan in 8erbtnonng
5u 1eben uro es gu eriu6en, oabon
MbIta116 51t nebmett, BEN e1ropail9en
&rieg i1t oen ferren Often 81 tragen.
Dos @6reiben 6arft oem Braiioetr<
ten @ilion fir 6as &ermittellngsn1=
qebot, 6as er Sen friegfiibrenbe1r
Madten guropos genta@t bat, 11no
fabrt oonn fort: v8ir appellierert
lett an Sen Braii6enten uno ben &orr
greB, BEL ser Negierung bon SSapon
burh oellen Botlhafter in @aibtng-
tom inn geoenn ser Menidlidfeit, Ser
8ipiIifation n16 6es @eltfriebens
Fporitenig 5u tper6en, oaB es nidt ben
@rieg in SEN ferne1t Often trage, ir1=
6em es bon Deuti9lar16 perlungt, oaB
es feline geiamnten politifden un6
ha11belspolitii6en sssntereiien in Gbi=
ru oufgebe. 9lnitott 6es &rieges
@ran6fafel in Sen fert1en Often su
lhleu6ern loate ssSapan geredt fem
11n6 one 8elhtper6en, 6ie es gegen
1eutl6lan6 o6er cine an6ere geation
hot, 6em @oager Eribnral 1tnterbret=
te1l bem obne 3tpeifel an6ere 95ragen
oes gegen1partigen &onfliftes borge=
legt tper6en 6iirfter. Nrdlt6ent @tl-
ion bot einen Mppen an 6as amerifa<
11ilhe @olf gerihtet, tpelhes er por
ieibeni6aftlider Norteiannobme in
oen europdii6en @riege nornt> neil
faraus leidt Elm geeutroIitGtsbrlth
heroorgeben f0n1rte Mu@ ermobnt
ser 4rait6ent ale 8iirger, 5uerit GIT
be11fen 6aB ite 9lmerifaner lin6,
glei9piel BON ipel6er NationuIitat Tie
ob5tamnren. @or ser @er0ffentli9ung
tieier @rflarung geben Bean1te be-
fanrt, 6aB Ser Hrdit6ent bon ent-
idloiien lei, in 6em Streit 5tpilhen
SSsapm nn6 Deutl6lan6 11i9t Hartet
SIT ergreifen. Ser Nrdiioert lit iebr
oariiber befin1ntert> 6aB naturaliiier-
te @iirger Ser gereinigten Staaten
Gffentlif &ortei in ser &riegsfon-
troperie ergriffen baben. gr erfldrt,
8iirger ser &ereintgten @toaten ioG<
ten slnterifoner fem, nidt ssSriia<
Mmerifaner, Dentl 6=Mmeritaner un6
6Bnli9eS.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-08-20
8ritiidje @diffe seinnfem?

geem gorf, 19. Slug. = SSn Ser
bier eri9einen6en Thanksgiving, "
oen1 leiten6en 6e11ti@en Sagesblatte
ser Sto6t Seem Dorf, tpir6 6ie Mel'
oung gennadt, 6aB Zeppelin 2uft-
i9iffe, pel4e in 6em europaii@en
&riege eine groBe @olle fpielen, an-
nadtli9 in Ser geor6fee freu3en un6
nod ieoer Ma4t englifde &riegsi@if,
fe prerniBt sper6en, 6aB 6en13ufolge
bereits 19 6erartige @4iffe in Ser
geor6fee gum @infen gebra4t tpur.
BEN. Son 2onoon aus miro 6iefer
Beri@t aIs cine l1rtpobrbeit be3et@>
net..
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-08-20
9ie &rteaslade.

Ser &orreiponoent Ser 0ailD Dfail
in &openbagen n1elbet, 0aB Der oeut=
lbe @eneralitab es pertpeigert bat,
3eitungsforrelponoenten gu oen
Sruppen 5u5ulallen. SOUR oen1 @e-
neralltab lit es erlaubt> Dfiittbeilun-
gen iiber oie 9perutionen Ser Irup.
pen aus5ngeben.
Die Ser. Staaten meroen ii9 in
0etn 5luiiden 0eutibln11o uno SSapun
entltan6enen 4onflift in Oitaiten
mabri9einlid neutral nerbalten. sSS1n
&ongreB 1pur0e eine 9elolution eir-
gerei4t, Die perlangt, oaB Die &egie-
rung in 5ofio poritellig lperoe> neil
an1erifaniide SS1ltereiien gefabroet
ieten.
Wali5ien lit iegt poulta10ig Don
rullilben Gruppen gelaubert moroen.
Nelterrei9ii4e Iruppen lino in Veal'
len IN NuBlal1o eirn1arl4iert.
&a1ier &1lbelm lit IN 8egleltung
oes &ronprin5en uu0 5meler anoe-
rem taiierli4en Frin5en unter gro-
Ben1 Subel Der gepolterung 8erllnS
1la4 Der 5ro1lt gefabre1l uno 1T
sUialn5 angetontmen.
3u Seegefe9ten iou eS bel oen
aa1roril9en Snleln 5lpil4en oerti9en
ull0 engIlldel, uno TT Der Aorla 51pl.
lAen olterreidilde1t uno fran5olil4en
ariegsl4iffen getommen. SHE mber
Aon0on fonllne1loen, bisber ni4t be-
itatigten Wtelounget iageI oaB Die
Geutlden be5lp. 0elterreider cine
9deoerlage erlltten.
Oelterreidiide &ruppen it11o IN
Ofontenegro eingeriidt, baben oem
Jeino cine S4lappe beigebraat uno
peri4ieoene BlaBe eingenommen.
s8ruiieler Depeiden geben gu, oaB
oie @erlulte Ger 6ran3oien IN ben
&an1pfen 5tpii4en 9eamur uno 81
nant be6euteno paren. Die NrtiQerie
Der oeuti4en Eruppen, mel4e ltart
perl9on5t 1pare1L itredte 6en 6eino
reibe1lpeile nieoer.
ueber gnglanos Operationen gu
8a1er lit ni4t oas @eringite gu er-
fabren.
@ngla116s offi3ieues YreBbiiro fii1t-
6igt a11, 6aB Sapans Operationen ge-
gen @euti@lan6 fi@ rl1r auf Oitalien
beldranfen mer6en, m1sgenon1n1e1r
6ie iapanii4e S@ifffabrt ma1b ge-
19iibt 1per6en.
>
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-08-20
@eloildle 9feoier,tna flmdltet.

9on6o n, 18. Slug. - NnS Brn1=
iel miro gernel6et 6aB ser Git Der
belgiiden Megterung bon 8riiife1 nah
Mnttperpen berlegt tpor6en lit. Der
&riegsn1i11iiter, ser seStnan5mtniIter
l1n0 ser Miniiter ser dnBeren Mnge<
legenbeite1t iotpie Ser fran5oiii@e nno
ser ierbii9e @elan6te baben oie belgt=
lde @orptitoot berlaiien. Ser 1pant<
id)e @eionote bat 6ie Mngelegenbeiten
sSranfreids nn6 &uBlan6S iibernom=
men. Sic 6enti6e @abollerie lit big
@opre borgeorungen, oas Is Wtet=
len 1iio0itli9 bon Brilie1 belegen iit,
ur0 mir6 binnen &ur5em Dor oen
Sboren 8riineIs 1teben, pelaes 1th
5ur @ertbei6igung riiitet. Ser 8ez
ritteritntter Ser Grdange Selegrapb
@o1nponp aus 8riiiiel mteloet:: "@e-
1tern NOR Elm Sag boiler @rregu1tg.
geunr1bige1rbe @eriidte. tparen int
ltr11Iouf auf @run6 ser 8erlegn11g
oeS @ibes ser @egierrng nod Mnt=
merpen un6 ser Mbreile ser &ontgSz
furrtilie. Waan fiir@tet, ooB Die BE-
miibatngen ser @e11tiden, oen linten
1Slligel nn6 sic Weitte ser belgilden
Trltppen in Sen @num 5tpifden Sent
blour, 8opre> ssSoboigl1e nno Etrle'
mont 5u 5tpdngen, SEN 8ned perfol>
qetl einen neberfon auf 8riilIel gu
ern1ogli6en. S6er es fon oerart Der
@ormari9 ser beutf6en Sm1ptorntee
iiber 2iitti@ un6 @an1tr gegn Die
sSra1r5olen masftert tper6en."
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-08-20
&erlaFem 9e1ttldlamb.

9onoon, II. Muguit. = Sier
pur6e gen1el6et, 6aB 700 Mrnerifa-
ner aus Berlin in Mmiter6am ange=
fon1nen iin6. Sic tparen bon 6eS
9obes iiber 6ie ibnen in Berlin BEL
ibrer glbrei{e 5utbeiI getpor6ene 8e=
ba116lung. Nfan gloubt, oaB int gan-
gen $4,000 9merifaaer, oie IN
9eutidlan6 an1dllig ltn6> tbeils auf
Belu6 BORT tpeilen, nob Sen Gerei=
nigten Stootet1 5uriid febren tper6en,
neil iie fiir9ten> BOB ibr langeres
gertpeilen in Geuti@lar6 5u erni iten
@ertpidlungen fiibren fonnte.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-08-20
Sopans ltltimatnm an 0e,ttIdlano.

Sapans ltltimatnm on 0e1ttl@lano.
Sofio, t6. Mugrlt. = Sapan
bat u,u Salnltagabeno Elm llltin1at11m
an 0eutldla11o gel6idtt, in mel@em
sic 3uriid5ieb1tng oeuti6er &rtegs>
ld)iffe aus Sltalien uno oie &ann1urg
@iol1t1da11s geforoert miro. 9euti@=
lano miro Bis 5onntag, Sen %. Au=
quit, 3eit gegebem oen 6oroerungen
1radbufomn1er, lpi0rigenfoas Salan
qeeiqnete sdritte unternebmen miro,
lpie bin5ugefigt iit. sSS1 Softo tit mon
auqenrein ser Mnii6t, baB &rieg 5tp1>
ld,ere Geutl6lon6 uno SSapa1r nnper'
rueioli6 iein miro. Das ulttntatnn
lo1tet: ,,gBir. balten es in Der ge>
qen1partigen Gage fir nnbeotngt
notb1penoig, NfaBregeln gu ergretten,
INN cine ettpaige Beorobu1rg oeS
95rieoens in Sitalien I'M @etm gu er=
ltiden un6 sic ouge1neinen SSnterel1e11,
tpie lie in ser 5tpiiden Sapo1 nno
england obgeidloiienen allian5 ME-
oergelegt iin6, 5u tpabren. um nun
ooaern0 SEN 6rieben in Sitafien gu
1idern, oelien @rbaltung 3med oes
qenonnten Bertrags tpor, balt bte tat>
lerli6e iopanii@e &egternng es t11r
lire BfIidt, Sic faiier1i@e oentl@e
gegierung 5u eria@en, oie folge11oen
bei6en geoingunge11 gu erfiiuen: rer-
items unper3iigli@ aus jopaniiden
un6 di1reiii6en @etpaifern oeutlhe
@riegsi4iffe un6 arrnierte @@tffe al
Ter Mrt 5uriid5u8ieben uno oieienigen,
Sic iett ni6t 5uriidge5ogen lperoen
f0nnen, lofort ob5utafeln. 3mettens
nif1t lpater ols om Is. September be-
6ingungslos un6 obne &on1pen1atton
oos geiomr1te Ea6tgebiet &iantl6ou
o11 sic iapanii6en 8eb0r6en ons5nlte=
fern, sic 6as @ebiet ebentnea a1t Gb1=
ma 5uriidgeben tperoen. 9ie tat
lerlide japaniihe &egierl1ng fInoigt
gleid5eitig an, 6aB fails ni&t Biz 5nm
%. 9lugnft 1914 eire @nttport Der
foilerli6en oeuti6en &egierung por>
Iteqt, sic sic bebingungsloie Grill
l1tng ser japoniiden 8oroernnge'
entbalt, sesapan ge5tpungen iein miro,
lolhe ghritte 5u nnternebmen, Die
lie ser Gage gemGB fir dngebra@t
bdlt."
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-08-20
8is hierher nnb nid)t meiter.

aon6on, 18. Slug. = Ser Tor1z
ler Correspondent oes 9Pelterl6en
Biiros lon6te am Dien1tag sic folgen=
6e Depel6e:: SsSn eirem ueberblid iiber
sic mtlitdri i9e 2oge itelte 6ie Sen1ps
fef, 6oB sic fran3oiii9en Sruppen
oas Gbol Ser 8reui4 nidt 6urdi@rei>
ten fonr1en, 90 es 6ur9 sic 6eIhng
W1olsbeirn perbarrifa6iert lit. Wols'
beim 1T ettpa 12 MeiIen fii6tpeitli4
bon StraBburg geIegen uno muroe
fir Sic 6ron3oien our Oeffnung zines
Beges na4 ;@traBburg unbeoingt
uotb,nenoig fei,t.,, Die Eer1ps gtbt
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-08-20

lpeiter on> 6aB aus Ser Gbatiade, oaB
i9tpere oentl9e Mrtinerie IN 6ieier
@egeno 5ur Mufitequng getommen lit,
man erieben ta1r1, 6aB sic 9euti4en
groBe 5rltppenmaiien binter Dem
&bei1r CUR 9ufiteuung gebro6t baben
un6 6ab ite ii6 6arauf borbereiten,
oie gogeierrpdiie nod 6ranfreid 51
er5tpi1rgen. @ierm1s ideint eintpano>
fret berpor3ugeben, 6aB 6ie 6ron5oien
auf ibrem ginnorf@ in 6euti4es &C.
biet auf ei11en to6ten 8unft ange'
langt 3t1r6 nn6 in auerfur5eiter 8eit
eirnen i9tperen 6euti9en Ingriff gu
ertparten boben.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-08-20

ten bereits bis gum Sdladtfeloe bon
Materloo 5urudge6rangt bat. $rob
uller Siiege, sic bisber aus 8rlll1el
uno Naris ge1neIoet &purben, riiden
sic Deuti6en auf Ser ga1t5en 2tnte
111raufbolti iam Dor un6 iteben offen=
bar irn Begriff 6ie Mrmee Der Ser
bii16eten ein5nl6lieben.~
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99aittids 1yeitnng ioG geiallen iein.

Berlin 19. Slug. - Mus oe1n
@oltptquortier 6es Generals 5tein
fon1nt 6ie @udri6t, 6aB Die Seltung
2iittid 6en 6ein6en feinen ldrgere1
Shub ge1pdbrt, ionbern Ser 6euti9en
9lrmee fiir6erbin tbren 0ien1t lei1ten
miro. @atiirli9 tpir6 6ieie Mel6uug
bon 2on6on nus geIeugnet, tpo Ser
fran3oftide 8otidafter Die a8ebo1,p=
tung auflteut> 6oB 2iittids Geltung
INNER nod ausbdlt ltn6 feine Ser
Sorts genommen lei.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-08-20
Erfrr Thftl.
.. 81. g. Ge1t=
tralperct1t

gebaltem SIT lsittsbnrsb, @a., pom 3.
bis 12. Mrgnit. : Eapitlid)er Se=
gat, Wder. %uu5ano, mno pier St=
IdDfe als Gbrenaaite an'ueleno> =
Eapit Ei,ts X. ienoet ber5lid)lte
@lmf,uiinld)e nmo ieinen Seaen. =
Sebres6otidaft oes &rafoenten
Sulepb isrep. : Spe5ialperiamm-
lmnsen fir Siinalinse nno 6ranen.
9ie cnaliide Ere1e be5iislid)
@eridteritattmna betreffenb Sic ge'
aenmartisem @irren in Gmropa
ld)arf fritiiiert. 8eamtenuabl.
= ct. SAUL, @tinn., &orprt fiir
sic nGditjahriae @eneralperiamm=
lung,
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-08-20
Dit f1inde Deut(Nland$ unn cine f11aNt ver1nebrt*


rSatuna Der
taben-sa"9tom tra" 'm Treom "1@t
an
n
bdm
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(Gort1ebung al1f @eite 2.)
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1914-10-22
To Ren,oue Every
Sign of DandruH
Try This Simple iJojne Treatment.
II eureiy Makes the. Hair Soft,
Fluffy and lustrogs ~


If your hair is not pretty il it is
losing color, TOO d.y, matted, falling
out, or if your scalp itches, yon can
quickly overcome all of these condi
lions at a trihing cost and only few
moments time. just get from W. l.
Gokay, or any drug counter, some
Partisan Sage, a most helpful and in
MIGRATING tonic that supplies every
hair need 1t is easily applied. abso-
lutely harmless and is as inexpensive
as il is beneficial. Improvement be-
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Partisan Sage not only nourishes the
hair roots bui stimulates your hair
to grow long, thick. soft, fluffy and
lustrons. 1t Immediately removes
every bit OF dandruff and stops itch
ing scalp.
Be sure 10 get Pa.isian Sage for
there is no other so effective and
this will surely give your hair new
life and beauty.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1914-10-22
NORTH BENNINGTON

Mrs. " c. Edgerton of Wallingford
was in the village Tuesday.
Miss Meta Wing of North Hoosick
attended the funeral Of Mrs, Albert
Bush Tuesday. - ~
Martin Garaham of Troy was in
town Tuesday to attend the funeral
Of Mrs. Albert Bush.
Miss Margaret Minogue of Sarato
ga is visiting at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. William Mayhem.
Mrs John Allen and daughter, Irma
Of North Hoosickvisifed at Mr.. and
Mrs. Luman S. RusselI's Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Niles who were
called here by the death of Mrs. Al
bert c. Bush, have returned to Troy
Mrs, Mable Parker of Fitchburg,
Mass, is al the home of Alfred n
Bush for few days being called
here by the death of her sister, Mrs.
Albert c. Bush.
Mrs. w. ID. Headle. who was called
here by the death of her sister, Mrs.
Albert c. Bush, returned to her home
in Rutland last evening. She was
accompanied by her brother, Charles
Rose OF Rutland.
Cards are out for a private dance
to be held in Bank Hall Friday even
ing. Oct. 20, dancing from to l o.
clock. Music will be furnished by
Phillips Donnelly and Gokay Cards
must be presented at the door.
Harry l.. Cook, detective sargent
on the San Francisco Police force
visited his aunt, Mrs. Amy T. Sweet
at Hotel White Tuesday He was en-
route for Springfield, Mass, for a
prisoner which he is to take back to
San Francisco.
The first number of the entertain
ment course will be given in Bank
hall on Monday evening, Oct. 26 by
the Memberships. This number bids
fair to be exceptionally good and
judging from the experience of the
artists will undoubtedly constitute a
strong opening entertainment. The
program will be largely musical, but
will be varied with literary features
The price of single admission tickets
is fixed at 80 cents. There is still
opportunity to secure course tickets
which allow considerable saving
over single tickets and give to the
purchaser an unusually good course
of entertainments for a small price.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1914-10-22
MANCHESTER CENTER


Regular service in the Baptist
church morning and evening.
The Monday Club met Monday af-
ternoon with Mrs. e. l.. Wyman.
Miss Helen Scott OF Bennington
spent Sunday with friends in town.
Regular service in the Methodist
church Sunday morning and evening.
Mrs. William Dennison Of Gran
vile. n. Y, is visiting her brother,
II. ]. Fuller
Mrs Abbie Batchelder is quite i'll
at the home of her daughter, Mrs
Herbert Swift
The Ladies' Aid society of the
Methodist church met at the parson'
age Wednesday.
The Service club of the Baptist
church will meet Friday afternoon
with. Mrs Alvin Pettibone.
Miss Winnie Brush, who has been
i'll. has recovered and returned Ia
Dorset where she is teaching
Mr.. and Mrs. Van c. Whitman. who
have been spending several days in
New York city. have returned.
Mr.. Foley of Rutland is to give q
series of dancing lessons in Union
opera house during the winter.
Rev. William Chapman and Road
Commissioner Mr. Davis took an auto
ride Tuesday to Londonderry, Peru
and Bondvillc.
A meeting of the church and Con
gregation. who are interested in
Mems Bible class is called for next
Sunday in the church parlors.
Mrs. George Stannard and two
children. George, Jr., and Aane all OF
Fair Haven, VT, are geusts of Mrs
STANDARDS parents, Rev. and Mrs
William Chapman.
A miscellaneous shower was given
Monday TO Mrs. Jennie Hilliard in
honor OF her approaching marriage tc
Fred Fish. The party was held al
Mrs. w. II. Bamford's.
The funeral of the late William
Hicks was held in the Baptist church
Friday at 3 O'Clock. Rev. Joseph
Brown ofticiated. The bearers were
James Bourne. Charles Bourne. Lee
Bourne and Earle Marsh. The burial
was in the family lot in the Center
cemetery.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1914-10-22
SALISBURY VALLEY

Emory Bouplon was Hoosick Wis
itor Sunday
Edward Cone was Bennington
visitor Satu day.
VIM Shaw OF Hoosick Falls is a
guest of r. NJ. Pierce.
Orville Fillmore had the misfortune
TO lose horse last week.
Fred Murray of Troy was a guest
AT George Bouplon's Sunday.
Clayton Reed Of SALISBURY called
on friends in the place recently.
Mrs. James Bouplon and daughter,
Marcia were in Bennington Tuesday.
Miss Alice Reed of SALISBURY was
a guest of Miss Ethel Bouplon sun
day.
Burton Peters of HOosck Falls was
a guest at the home OF S. Center re-
Gently.
Miss Lillian Russell OF Geneva, n.
Y. is a guest Of her aunt, Mrs. Jane
Smith.
Mrs. Edward Bouplon visited her
father and sisters in White Creek
Sunday.
Mrs. Fred Peters, who spent the
week in Amsterdam, n. Y, arrived
home Saturday.
VIM. Bouplon and son Stephen of
North Hoosick visited relatives in
the Valley Sunday
+. w. Fuller and family accompani-
ed by Miss Hilda Farnum We're in
Bennington Thursday.
Il. B. Young and family of Hoosick
Falls were week end guests at the
home of Frank Boupion.
Mrs. c. l.. Peacock and children
visited hef sister, Mrs. Newell Ben
nett in SALISBURY Thursday and
Friday.
Mrs. Marion Rattoon of West Hoo
sick who visited her sister, Clara
Bailey couple of weeks, returned
to her home Friday.
Percy Woodland had one of his
fingers broken while playing ball
Sunday. J. b. Woodruff, NJ. ID. re-
duced the fracture.
Adelbert Woodland had a nice COW
choked with an apple recently.
Floyd Boupl0n acted as veterinary,
removing the obstruction, thus saw
ing the life of the animal.
Clyde Fuller motored a party TO
Troy via North Adams and Pttsfeid
Sunday leaving White Creekoat 12.45
arriving home at s.45 stopping for
dinner in Pownal and supper In Troy.
A warm bright day an ideal tour,
scenery magnificent and wild deer
crossing the road in front of the car,
made very interesting spectacle.
Distance covered 1856 1-2 miles.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1914-10-22
Cold Feet.

During a marriage ceremony In
Scotland recently the bridegroom look
ed extremely wretched. and he got so
fidgety. standing first on one foot and
then on the other that the best man
decided he would lind out what the
trouble was.
What's mp. jack he whispered.
"Hae ye lost the ringg'
NO answered the unhappy one.
with woful look. the rings safe
enough. but. man. I've lost ma enthu-
siasm. Boston Transcript
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1914-10-22
P|MPLES SPREAD ON
BODY AND FACE
Never Had Nights Rest. Clothing
lrritated Eruption and Panied.
Used Cuticura Soap and Ointment.
Didn't Have One PimpIe Left.

Myrtle ST.. New haven. Conn.-"My
skin itched on my body and face which made
me scratch and after | stopped scratching
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1914-10-22
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affections u the skin. scalp. hair and hands.
they are also most valuable for everyday use
IN the toilet bath and nursery. because they
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with 32-p. skin BOA. Address POST card
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out the help OF the ProgressiFes and
some of the Independent element.
Note what action was taken at the
Democratic caucus Monday evening
after 1t was explained that by no
process of reasoning could Demo
cratic nominee be elected without
the vote of the Progressives, that
we're at that moment holding a eau
Gus over the way. The shellbacks
nominated or placed before the eau
Gus their choice out of the Demo
cratic ranks to stand as nominees, 1t
was understood that an effort was
TO be made to unite on fusion ticket
with the Proeressiyes at the outset.
Then committee was appointed to
confer with the other caucus as to
what might be done and on render
ing that report It was given out they
were politely informed the Progress
sives had made their nominations
from their own party and we're run.
ming their own caucus. After what
has transpired in Vermont in the
past few months it does not seem
possible that men OF affairs would
deliberately ignore the strength and
importance OF the Progressive vote
Our county convention recognized
the value Of cooperation in county
politics and are quite likely to win
out, but 10 see Manchester. yes
Manchester. have so little insight Of
foresight as to throw away the VERY
favorable chance Of sending a Demo
crat to the legislature FOR a third ses
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UnQuentui

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ClTROLAx
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pleasant TO take, and does the work
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sion is laughable to an outsider. To
anyone who has had an interest in
politics in Vermont for the last three
months. il must be evident that the
young voters are going to do just as
they D please" This indie
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DEMOCRATIC sAoAcITY
Manchester Man Comments on Man.
chester Politics

Editor OF The Banner: 1t is
amusing TO notice how some politici-
ans will wiggle and flop about. when
il they would remain quiet and open
their eyes things might come their
way quite often. Fof example, here
in Manchester. even the school chill
dren know the Democrats have no
chance to elect representative with.
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Alexander Drysdale & Son

pendent Progressive principle has
gained so much in the past twelve
months that TO ignore it completely.
is to invite ruin of the old parties.
Manchester. VT. Oct 20, 1914.
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the skin remained very red.
Hard little pimples also came
out where | scratched. I
never had a nights rest and as
l continued scratching the
pimples spread and got worse.
After a month white points
appeared on them. Ny cloth
ing irritated the eruption on
my body and gave me pain.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1914-10-22

Many nights I did not sleep; could not
move in bed for II I did shey got worse.
Il used -. -. - and
many kinds q ointment but they did not
help my trouble. II was all money lost.
then sent for free sample OF Cuticura
Soap and Ointment and after I had used
them felt a little better 50 bought more.
bathed in hot water and the Soap morn
ing and night. afterwards dried and applied
the Ointment. After three months treat
ment I didn't have one pimple left.
(Simed) Miss Rose ConSiglo. Apr. 2. 1914