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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-05-11

1eliia nnb itebt elm bibhen fdisf. aber
ailm neutrality-suspicious. iit lie aerabe
reht. lie ipirb eritanben. Wel1'
poetifden Sdfpuna iene 9bsetunne
bat! Gin bihhen pirb Tie aus benl
StiI Der anberen Sa4en fallen, aber
lit bat einen 10 berubisenb runben
Baud. cine 10 bide Wanb. Die 0rau
tnuft iie. 4uf bic gmaileefdirre
itbnen iih mad elmer neuen 5errin,
lnb Hrau gillia. bic 10 aut einautau.
Ten peritebt. fpirb auh iis mitnebmen.
ytu. itupfen unb serrrtn bic ainoer.
ite moGten 3um aaruFell briiben aui
Der 2obleHinieI. glud oas aeb0rt au
elmer ridtiasn Dult. Der Wiin6snsr
eWurltel" Sans auipar Sarifari.
eeHen beriibmter 8ruber ioaar elm
itcotiit,es 5bsater iein eisen nennt,
bat bort iein fliegenbes 5beaier aufs
oeiteat. @reu lsuftsn bic Ss1rben iei.
ne, Decoration, tein Wliin6nsr aiinits
Ter bat lie abeetont. 6ans aaipar
anrifari lit Elm llrmiindnsr, sr srsdblt
prr pWeiBpiiritl". unb Don elmer
.Wdh". er baum,lt Iuitia am @als
ger. tdmpft oeaen ben Gjenbarm,
i6ldat unb obrfeiat iid. lit rObuit,
6erb unb rob pie Elm ridtiasr @aIs
ienbub.
Hinas Inn bic guben laufsn bic
tmprooiiirten DirtbsaGrten. lGuft bns
Wiiinhner Bier hurtia aus benz Nab
uno in bic Wiinhner aeblsn. Gdiss
unb WurItitdnbs foraen fir bic no.
ttiar llnterIase. unb per Neinfhmsder
lit. lam fooar aerdufsries pferbes
fItiid - als Selitateiis anseprieien
linb unter ieinsm lpabrsn Ramen &c.
fiitrt - bort criiebsn.
Die anorbnuno unb bic Inla1e
bie;ss iIissenb.n Warftes, Der osm
Staoibauamt unteriteht, 1T muiier~
aiiItia. unb bic ShGbiauna. bic bic
itdbtiihen @si6dftsIsuts eriabrsH. lit
toum Der Rsbe pertb.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-05-11
Sic beutihldnSiide 8r.ii. iiber
aniere Rslitif.

Gie Grma5nung, pcIde Die sent
Idle 9fcaierlmg, baIboiii5ios, Ocl
Treiie ertbciIt hat. it bel Der 9eur
theillmg Der omcrifaniihen &uIitii
acgcniiber Nerifo in @rerpen ~ bal
fen. bat. lpie aus DER ioeben einge
troleneu oeutihlGnbii6en Eoit er
IiittIif. ibre 9erettigins 9ie Der
Staatcn Der0en iebr frdftig ourd Oic
6edeI ge5ogen lno Der 9lbiiht, NPe
rifo 81 anneftireu, ae3ieben. Iir 9lu.
flaAe III in Der @eiie, mie iie rprmu.
llrt miro, iuoll nidIt 3lltreiicno. Ule
audi nod rieles gInoere geinIt miro,
oas nid)t ridtig lit, mic 3. y. AaB Der
arieg neuen 6uerta i'm %ntereii1 oes
Gel.SritIt5 bcgonnen morocn lit, mas
man alS lnlinnig be3eihneu tonn.
9lbcr Denn man aud ole gcqrilnGuug
Der gnflage OILS manacIboit bcicitl.
nen mlB, 70 I1Bt iih nid,t beitreiten.
oaB unier Geriabren geQen Wcrifo
cine @nnerion CUR Golae ba6en miro,
pbmobl bns riht i'm Elane oe5 Bra.
ii0cnteu Lag, iogar poqig i'm @0er.
lpru6 3u ieiner 9Ibiitt itebt. Ter
&crlallf Der Greigniiie miro bericI6eu
Art ieiu. mic i'm ariege nit Soanien.
Wtcanlep betbeucrte mo meinta e$
ebrll6 oamit, IoB er on feinen GrObe.
rlmgsfrieg 0ente glQein er fonnte
auf Der idieter Gbene, auf meId4 Ser
aonareB ibn geordnat hatte, fcinen
SoIt finoen mn ais Die Greiqniic i'd
oou5ogen battcu, mar er elmer Ncr
ItitrmiihIten 9tnnerioniiten unO brad.
tc, Inn ocn @rrtrag sur glnnettirlma
Der FbiIippillen Ourdl5uieBen, .iRittel
IN slnpenoung Die niht 2lniprltd aIf
Sauterfeit erbc6en f0nnen.
Snl Qegenluartiger Sole mitO 70.
gar nidt eiiunal elm 9liegel leaen
SInrerionen borgei6obeu. 9(Is iuir
Gpanicn ben arieg ertlarten, mnr6e
in Der betreiieu6en &eiolution aciaat,
oaB cine 9lnnerion Gubas obiolut
uusgeihloiicn lei, mas aQein ncrbin.
oerte, Dab @uba oas Sdidial Ser
t6eilte
@enn lniere Sruppen @efe6l CT.
0alten, ourA Nerifo gu maridiren, |
miro oas paDrideinlid obne iormelle
arIcgserfIGrllna gei6eben oa mir
mad Der ,Sittion, ole Der GraiiSent |
alS RIdtihnll; gelpdhlt bat. oar fei. |
men arieg iiibren, ionocrn nor @e.
rnNthlnlng fiir eine lnierer ,Slaaae
lll@efitgte llntia erIanqen iuoQen
'Vtlt leocm Gaze aber pGdIt Der 9lt.
tlonSraotnS 3ilerit aaben mir gcra
SrlB beicBt. ,'ebt iinh unicrc Qrup.
'en idon ueit iiber sic GtaSt 6inaus
1oreei6oben luorben unb cs III i'm.
'crfennbar, Sab 9orbercitmgen an
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-05-11

ti1 geItcut porocn. Tie SiI entbGlt
Die Soribriitch Die iid) i'm gllslono,
no Der itnatlidls Soocnporid)uB be-
itebi, bep1brr baben. Cine Der
nihtigiten @citinmllngen 9eItattct
Dem ;Sormer tcine freie @erili9ung
iiber bas @eIb, oas linn gsliebcn
pirb. gr bari lid oafiir feline 0ia.
mauten, feline Tianos uno ionitigen
9ilrusartifel fuilien, ionoern er mtb
es 3u eilem ocr pier 3pede ocrlpen-
ben: 3ir 9lhtroallng einer betebcns
Ocn Superintendent. 3ur @erbelc'
rnna Der ,Sarru. sum slntailf bon 8e.
rGtben rno %lch ltno sur &erltelling
zines 6armbauies. aein Gnrlebcn
bari $1,000 iibcritciaen unr bari Hi6t
iiber Die Sdlftc pom @ertbe OeS l(n5
terpfanos gcben. Die SiIgr,tg fam III
citer ,3e;t nDn iiiuf bis oreibIg Sab.
ren eriolgen, oof lnlB ieoes babe
ober ieoes ,Sabr Elm entiprcNcnoer
2beil Der Sdulo abgetraacn mer6en
Die 9lbloilrng Der Sppotbefen fam
jeberscit nad] fiiuf Sabren eriolacn.
9omit ideint uns oas ar0Bte Grcb'
lem, Die Si4crbeit gegcu Scrlllltc,
geI0it. Die g8obItbat, bic Dem Sar
mer boraus crpatieu miro, lit m
pertennbar. Gin Sanomirtb nit tIei
nem aapital fam NIT elmer iiinijGb,
rigen Sppotbef nihts auian9el.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-05-11
9ofal 8eridt.
6beiier Bari suiium erOiinet.

6beiter Barf, Der befnnnte nuo Sc.
licbte gergniiglmgspIas, eroiincte
geitern ieiue SaiiOn ilno nidt peni.
ger als 1900 Eerionen pilgertcu
m1brene Ses cages uno abenos mad,
Sorien I'm lid ,5u amiiiireH lies 3u
thun. belt nidt itper, Bonn bic mans
nisfaliisen lIntsrbaltunss gubtn,
ipelde bic 9eitlina oes 4arts pie0er
fir oieie Sniion porgeieben bat, al.
ben slllen @eIcgcnbeit Sa5u. Smit.
tics Nilitarfapellc lieierte Die U,ui;t,
Die ireic SauScpiae. .9oritrIluma. bas
Cabaret uno bic iSiIaritD Saa tbatcn
ben geit
Gin. nuberssnobnlit. qttrafficn
biIoete Die iSeier oes .,Weiitter. Tags"
uno Sollienoe BON Deibcn geeIfsn
DurSen ourd) Sol Wartin an bic De.
iiiher oertbeiIt. Ter Bart bot uieoer
einmaI bepieien oab man lid bort
dmiiiiren fam nno oieie 5batin6e
pirO pon 8eraniigungsindern pab.
reno Der fommen6en Saiion gerpib
beber3igt Iueroen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-05-11

@ie Der @roBpafcr oen
Sarmer idld1t, lit tdgli6 ans ocu
Marftberidltcn 81 erieben. Gas Ser.
fobren lit 10 einfa6, pie m,rfiam.
@em oaS Sieb eingetrofien lit, bIei,
ber Die 8robpafer aus Dem @arft.
9amit hat Der Sarner feline anbere
8ubI, aIs altf anOere aGilier 3u luar.
ten, mas iebr toitipielig lit, oo 6lltter
nno Stallng niel @elo foiten. SSn
oieier gtotb iflGst ser sSarmer gu ic.
oem Treiie los, ben oie @roBpader
ibm bieten. Gas nennt man bann
Die Segnlngan bes @roBfapita!S.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-05-11
MOntas, ben IL. Mai 1914.
Qur6 6oS @eiberitimm m

9ur6 bas g8eiberItim IN M .
redt t iino in Sainois 1000 8irtb-
ihaften geihIolicn porOen. GaS lit
Die ein3iae @eiie, in melher oie
6ranen Iid politiid) betbdtigen, mas
man iiherIih niht ais beiIiom be.
tradten fam, benn no ein County
troden gele9t miro, bort ouS mGbtgc
Srinfen aui lmo tritt S6neps an
Stcqe BON Bier, mas gum STUN
fiibrt.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-05-11

0as Gretutip Sommittee
Der 9ergarbeitsr Union bat oen per=
niinftigen 9eitIuB gsfabt, tstnen @es
neral Streit aur llnterituBung Der
geraleute in Colorado gu protlamiren.
IS piro ri6tia burgsls9I. oub penn
ale 8ergIeuts feiern, lie fir ibre &a.
mer0lsn in Colorado ni6ts tbun t0ns
nen. gu elmer 3eit bGtten bieIs grs
pGgunlcn feIu> @cadltlIug geunoen.
Gber bic llnioneu MAIDEN BON Der Re:
gel teine Qunsubme, bag bic Msns
iten Our6 Grfabrunl lsrnen, Ollie
General Streits- bubeu 10 oer6dngs
niPpoll fir bic Qrbeiter qsenoet. bab
man oieie 0affe gum atten Glen gs.
iporfen bat. Gin peitsrsr Sdritt
CUR @rtsnntniB lit bic 2tbiuas an Die
Spmpathie Streits, bic ebenfuus
nattbeili9 fir bic 4rbeiier limb uno
cine qrobe llnqeredtigtsit bariteleH
inoem llni6ulpige nit ben ShaIbtgen
Giiben miiiIen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-05-11

Sic @eiuIleneu Don &ero
G:u5 lparen 9IuSlGnOcr ooer GinOcr
mrSIGnoiiher Glteru, NOS Die aItc
Griobrlmq bciiGtiat, 0oB, menu Die
Ration lid III i6Dierigcr Gage be.
iinoet Die 2luslGnoer tapicr Sano
anlegsu. 9luf tulturellcm Gr6iete
iin0 Die @erOienite Scr Gingcpouoer'
ten nidt min6er oroi. Qie qr6biten
SSrrthilmcr ser Nation, pie Die @n'
pjerRclO. unO Decentralization,
fonuten nur nit Silfe Der 2lusIan6er
befampit merocn, rpobei Die IclttiGct
Sic crite StrQc cinnabmeu lmO in
Dem @ampf cegen Der Prohibitions.
@uhuiinn Itebcn nieocr oic Icutihen
on criter SteQc. In oicicr l4eiie
tam man ilbcr oen @ertb elmer ic0en
@rIt@bcwegllag in Oieiem 9aaNe am
beiten urtbeiIen. Oh tie Die Inter.
itiieung poer Die @cgncrih1ft Der
gIIsIdnoer iiuoct.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-05-11
Gin Gutnriiten- -AbenS in @iai.
LAMB.
ailanb. %. glpril.

W ilanb, %. 4pril.
Gipa 1000 psrion,n parsn sefisra
albeno trob Der bcbsn eintrittspr.iis
(ein Spertiib 8. 8 unb IL airs) ben
Godrufen 6. 2. Marinettis nnb isi.
Her 9etrelisn ins 9bsnier Tal 8srms
gefoIst. Der 1bsater5st.el psrlprad
bic Dorfiibrilns Der .RunIt bes
aGrms.@ als aapsllmeiiisr trat Der
Waler Rudnlo auf. Bel elmer Runit.
ri4tuns. rpis fis Warinstii psriritt.
iisl bies aud nidt psiter auf. Sm
@es.nibeil mar oas publiium iaum
Don DornbereiH 70 isbr DON Der Rid.
tigteit Der neusn annit @runbidts
iibsrssust. bab % fi& auf cine srdfs
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-05-11
Der ma 6 tie 9ln9tiffspuntt III

Der nj d tie 9ln9tiffspuntt iii
Samptco. 0ort perben berettg 8orz
bereitunaen qetroffen, bic Minen,
ipeIGe Suertas 5ruppen i'm Safen
9eleat babsn, gu entfernen, iporauf
bic 2anoung BON 5000 Wann erfolqen
niro. 0us nuB gei6eben, um bic
aroben SelfelDer, bic IusIGnbsrn ges
horen, Dor 3eritoring 8u beitiisen,
oa Die iremocnMdhte hieieToroerlng
an Die Der. Staten aeiteGt babsn.
Dime Die @inmii6un9 Der Der. Sta
len bate eine iol6s gotbpenbiqteit
nidt poraelegeH, oa Die qfIi6t, bisies
Siaentbum gu beitiiBen. Der merida
niI6en Rsgierunq obliesen iOqts.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-05-11

Safe 2iderion BON oenor
Giiu. Senn, meIder inn D1ias Soicl
Gnartier beJoaeu bat. theilts Der go.
liJci nit, oub ans ieinem SdIafsim.
ner Elm Giamantriug i'm gsertbe DON
$40 ncridlwunoen 1T. TiderIon, mel.
der nidt aendu bebalpten fam, Oh
Der Ring entuenbct ipurbe ober Der.
loren aeqnngen 1T. be3eifnete brnncd
pref PerloHen als mosIi6e Tiebe.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-05-11

Gin grObsr uufug, gsg.r
rpsl6en ieit o;elsn Subrsn angelampft
noroen 1T, bort jeBt auf uno oas III
nie freie 9srtbeiIung Der SGmereien
ieitens beg Ianbpirt6ftnftlitben De,
partements, Oa Der Senat ben 6etref
fsnoen poiten aug Dem lanonirtb.
i6oftlihen Stat qeitrthsn bat. G6qsz
'eben pon Dem @slobetraee Der aber
ni6t rnerbs6li6 1T, ba es Nh um
100000 1anOeIt, fir pel6e man 6sT
isre 8erDerOitn9 finben fam, Fin0
tie'e 9eitihte an, ld6erli9 3u psrs
ben. Die 5armsr Osrai9teten arF
oiefs SGmereien, oa lie iit nit Blu
men5utt nidt befaiien. JnfOlgeOeiIen
plIroen bic 8oritGoter DOR tbren reIp.
aongrebreprdientlntsu eriu6t, linen
bic Sdmereien u63unebmen, mas lie
perpeigerten, neil Oisfs SGmereien 10
tart an ben aonqreb erinnerten: iie
hisltsn ni6t. mas Iie Oeripra9en.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-05-11

Die gill 5ur 5oroerEng
beS lanouirt6id)1itlihen Sfreoite lit
nunmebr pom Saiis.aommittce Ter.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1914-10-06

As the facts gradually get by thu
censors it appears that this grea
battle in northern F.ance during Tho
past four weeks has been chiefly al
artillery duel at long range though
there have been clashes of infantry
and cavalry. This accounts for the
lack of more decisive results Eacl
side is trying to tire out the othel
and batter down his defences, with
out risking his army in the Oper
field Fighting thus mostly from be
hind defences the loss of life is no
so appalling and there is reason tt
believe that the newspaper rep9rt
of losses arc greatly exaggerated
The allies give the German losse.
too high and the Germans d6N the
same for the allies. Even though
the LOSSES be not what they are re
ported they are enough and as the
wa progresses and cold weather
comes disease and exposure will XII
moro than the enemies guns.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1914-10-06

On Friday last business man oil
this village was caught in the act o.
deliberately stopping, in the mad rusf
to his shop, to open rubbish can on
Depot street and deposit therein .
piece of waste paper, rather than Il
throw it on to the sidewalk. SO fla
g ant a violation of the usual custom
should be called to the attention OF
the municipal NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Tribune.
In Burlington a few days ago the
writer saw man, who was standing
in the gutter deliberately turn around
and spit on the sidewalk. LUDLOW
ought to send one or two missionar
les to the Queen City.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1914-10-06
possible to obtain.

possible to obtain.
If the paper in question had taken
he pains 10 inform itself it would
aave found that the sergeant-at-arms
the one to be hammered. if any
me, and not the governor
The reference TO the purchasing
agent is anothe break. At the time
he furniture was bought there was
40 such Office in existence. This
Gems to let him cut. No, Mr.. Ed
or investigate me all you wish, and
n invitation is extended to any fair
minded newspaper, man in the state
Vermont to look over and see
What has been done. and if any one
to be criticised let it be the one 70
iponsible, the sergeant-at-a ms.
| am proud Of What has been done
lnder my administration. and am go
ny TO defend my position. not losing
light of the fact that ! may have or
ed in some minor details. but the
tate of Vermonts capitol was never
better repair, and this is the opin-
IN OF all who e knowing to what
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1914-10-06
Samples Free by Mail

Although the CuticGra Soap and ONT
ment are most successful ia the treatment
of affections OF the skin, scalp. heir and
hands. they are also most valuable f1r every
day use IN the toilet. bath and rursc-y be-
cause they promote and maintain th2 health
of the skin and hair from Infancy 20 age.
Cuticura Soap and Ointment sold every
where Sample u each mailed free. With
32-p. book Address postcard " Cc;icr--.
Dept. II. Boston.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1914-10-06
Children Dry
TOR FtETcHER'S
g a 9 r - FL! ~

CTATE OF VERMONT. The Hon
y District Of Bennington IS. able Prob
Court for the District aforesaid.
To all persons Interested in the estate
Marcus v. Gardner. GREETING
WAEREAs. application in writing hath b
made to this court by the g,la dian MAJ
NJ 10 nslner for license tosel tue real estats
said ward viz: Situated IN skid PoWuu', I've
AL the Interest az said ward Ia the real est
winch his father. Frank Is. Gardner. Il ell sci
aud possessed and also all the interest of
ward in the personal estate of his father NJ
remaining for distribution. representing n
the sale thereof for the purpose OF putt
the proceeds OF such sale at interest. or law
ing the same In stocks or other real estate,
usmg The ayails thereof fer the benefit OF
ward Ms the law directs would be bend
for said ward. AZ &C., ~
wHEREUPoN, the said Court appointedN
assigned the 18th day OF October, 1914. ut N
PROBATE Office in Bennington la said distric,
TO hear and decide upon said application an
ordered that pubic notice thereof 10 b
given TO all persons interested therein. b
publishing this order, three weeks successive
M the Benninton Evening hammer, newspape
published at bennington in said distric
which circu ates in the neighhorhoot OF thos'
persons intere;ted therein. all which puhlicH
for the hearing.
THRBEFORE. You are hereby notified 10 ap
pear before said court. NJ the time and place
} our objections 90 the granting of such license
IL you see Gauss.
Given Under my Hand II BENNINGTON in sal,
District, this 9Th day OF October, 1914.
AMY II. HARBOUR. Register.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1914-10-06
THAT EXECUTIVE" DAVENPORT
Parsons Says He Alone Is Respon
sible for Its Purchase

win YOU kindly grant me space t.
reply to the Essex Syndicate attack
on Gov. Fletcher? This is SO mani
testify unfair to His Excellency thai
il should be put before the people u
the state as it is. says Sc .geant-a'
Arms Frank T. Parsons in letter
to the Burlington Free Press.
The governor had nothing what
ever to do with buying the furnitur,
in his Office, TO which this a.tici'
referes. 1t was bought before h'
was governor and though requisite,
To do so would not commit himscl
on the matter. The furniture put il
the executive Office is in keeping
with the dignity OF such n position
will last for years, and will not hay'
to be peppered with bug eNte'minato
TO keep it in good repair.
The furnishings are what should b'
put in any such Office, where not onl,
visitors from the state may see tha
the state Of Vermont takes care o
ilt UuSlutrs illibt VI AAit rtNHAh'f
but is on exhibition TO all not within
on. borders, and the register in tn
lobby shows that this goes into tn
thousands each year. The furnitur
removed has been recovered in leath
en-, and is in use in the upper lobby
where it IS for the general public
The old furniture had earned IL
rest, having been in use % years
The same paper has not one word &
say about any other department be
ing put in shape as II should be.
In this connection il may be proT
er for me TO say that the expense
Of the sergeant-at-arms depa -tmen
cannot legally or in any way b
charged to the governor. And RICH
here let me say that the money spen
in making the state house somcthin
near what such an Institution shoul
be Is directly charged 10 me. N
one else is responsible. and ooug
the fullest investigation as TO wha
has been done. and ] know that
has been done N the lowest pric
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1914-10-06
How,s ThisY

Ne Ofer Gus hundred Dollars Re-
Eard for any case Of Catarrh that
cannot b" cured Nv Halls Catarrh
Cure
T. J. CHENEY & co. Tolcdo. ..
We. the undersigned. have known T. J.
cheney for the l1st Is years. and believe
him PERFECTLY houurabie in au business
transactions ami financially nble 10 carry
SOt any ebh1ations male by his firm.
NATIONAL RANK OF COMMERCE..
Toledo. q,
ftans Catarrh Crsre o. takrn Internally.
Ectlnf directly upon the blooi ami mo-
ms zn f1-rcs % the system. Test nIOri Ils
sent free Prirr = cents or bottle s.dt
- al Druggists.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1914-10-06
SAVED BY TELEPHONE POLE
Charles C. Warren and Party Had .
Narrow Escape

Richmond, Oct. 5-Charlcs G.. Wa
rem OF Waterbury. well known as a
leather manufacturer. having a plant
at Morrisville, narrowly escaped a
serious accident no tn of this village
yesterday. He was motoring with a
party of friends and IL turning out to
meet an other car his machine start
ed to plunge down an embankment
when the giound gave way under inc
wheel. The machine and its oecup-
ants were saved f'om toppling into
the Wmooski river by telephone
pole.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1914-10-06
NOTICE /!

We have received our new line of
fall and winter samples from which
we are ready to make Ladies and
Gents garments at very reasonable
prices.
Alterations, cleaning and pressing
a specially.
Nathan Levin.
1870 North ST. Tel. 29t-W.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1914-10-06
FRANK E. HOWE. Editor and Pu
BENNINGTON. VT, OCT. 6, 1911

There are two suggestions fol
speaker at the coming session OF Tn,
legislature They are John f. Week
of Middlebury and Herbert II. Blan
chard of Springfield both OF whom
are candidates for representative il
their respective towns. Both are fine
men of nigh character and ability
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1914-10-06
step these Early Bronchial Coughs

They hang on all winter il not
checked. aud pave the way for ser
ious throat and lung disease. Get q
bottle OF Foltys Honey and Tir Com
pound. and take u freely. Stops
coughs and colds. heals raw H. famed
throat. lessons the phlegm ani is
mildly laxative. Chas. T. Miller. Ed
EnEnirer. Cannelton. Ind. had bFon
chial trouble. gto very hoarse. cou =
cd constantly from a tickling throat
TIC used only Foley's Honey and Tar
Compound. Was entirely relieved
Wants others 10 know Of Foley's
Honey and Tar Harold W. Cole.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1914-10-06
Keep Your Stomach
Healthy

Avigorous Stomach, perfect working
Liver and regular acting Bowels is
guaranteed II you will use DR.. Kings
New Life Pills. They insure good
Digestion, correct Constipation and
have an excellent tonic effect on the
whole system-Purify YOU, blood and
rid you of all body poisons through
the bowels Only 25c. at your Drug
gist.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1914-10-06

Autumn foliage is az its best in
Vermont from Oct. 10 to Oct. 20.
The city people. who have been
tn ough the state the past two weeks
have had chance to see only a
sample.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1914-10-06
POs,ponemen. Of insurance

has compelled many widows 10 lie
timo OF toll. e5th wear. National
Life lns. Co. OF VT Mutual }
Earle y. Kinsley. Gene al Agent.
Mead building. Rutland. VI Adv.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1914-10-06
ERUPTION ON
CH|LD'S SHOULDER
When Four Months Old. Clothing
lrritated. Restless and Fretful.
Used Cuticura Soap and 0int-
ment. Eczema Was Gone.

Lincolnvillo Mo.--"N.y llt;lc girl was
about four months old when | first began
to notice little white blisters just below her
shoulder. IL began to become worse and
the blisters seemed to break and run to-
gether. When they broke IL would make
raw sore and then she would have terrible
crying spells. The blisters filed With water.
She was not old enough to scratch herself
but when | rubbed It she would stop crying
and keep perfectly quiet. Her clothing
seemed TO i-ritate 1t and she would be rest
less and fretful. She also had 4 real scuryy
head.
II was told It was eczema ard tried
everything but it Gid no good. One day
friend Of mine told me 10 get a cake OF
Cuticlra Soap and box OF Cutlcgra ONT
ment. II was not n week before ! noticed
she was much better. If she began to cry
I would undreSs her and put Cuticera Oint-
ment on her chest which would stop her
crying at once. I used the Cuticura Soap
and Ointment TX weeks and TIE eczema was
gone She has never been bothered since"
(Signedl Mrs A q. UaSlam Ian. Al 1914
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1914-04-30
FOR MAcooNcUGH MEMORIAL.
Plans for Provision Appropriation of
$4,000 in Congress.

WASHINGTON. April %0-The Sen
ate committee ON library today by
unanimous vote authorized favorable
report on Senator O'Gorman s bin for
the celebration and permanent me-
mortal in Commemoration OF the Battle
Of Plattsburg. At the suggestion of
Senator Lea Of Tennessee. chairman of
the library committee, Senator Root
was authorized to present the report to
the Senate. This is the bin which con
tains a proviso giving the Macdon-
ough centenary commission of Vermont
the sum of $4,000 for the purpose of
a permanent memorial at Vergennes,
VI. COMMUNICATING the building OF
Marlborough ; fleet at that place.
Senators Dillingham; and Page and
Congressman Greene of Vermont have
done and are doing every effective
work in behalf of this bill.
There is a strong sentiment among
senators and congressman OF all par
ties that the United States navy de-
serves all the honor which n grateful
people can render and that among all
the men who have shed lustre on it.
no man has done more to bring glory
and honor 70 the navy than Commo-
dore Thomas Macdonough. the hero of
Lake Ihamplain.