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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-02-10


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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-02-10
2gds Sic garatriunen SiseiitFation IL G6icaas Ieft

gbns bic SngGernneA &e8iItrdtlcM IN GbicaAe e!lFt
Gci 6roncn Ielbii licet nidfs ou Stinlmrcdt 0iele
Sbotlode Dat BON c1cr ibrc aerrac mo lNcr 9crlraer
mcr0eioc Ehcinotac all ocn Moblen III oau Staatcn.
IA 0cncn We oaS StHmredlf haben bauieic uno e bat
iid o6ctnals acleai Bel Der oebe ntteehabtcn crien
%c1iifotioa Scr 9iiraerunel H @5itago. gloa boite
ienfen Ionc oaB Die @ceacnbet lhpH lbrcr 91cI1e't
iucacn luo oor IL 1plge ciner iDerans ebpoi 9e'nhr
ipu Naiioticn Sic Srauen n G1diiea an Die Mcsitri
rnaspldbc hringcn pr0c cher ods @egenl9e erelsic
q2nr i53S97 @dbIernen ion0cH es Der Nhibc merrill
ihrc Mancn cilitroaen sn laIeil fntm % 4rc5cnt
Der tinmtercdjtateu Srmten oct Stoot. sSeN Dos
cnc geleamuia 0es 5tin1redts ieItes Der ,Srnuc ~
mos I'll es 0cln2 N2t 0odlorid mar ii;r re5c 3c!hel
lieune eedr6citei puroen bcnnocrs bic @ab6at5arcr
ole 9robibtonIiieA n0 tirdldlen GlcmeHtc olc i1rc
2rdiSec oii oc 6rchet ser Sdr9cr ordl oaS 6ranei-
iiNNrcht i 0rocrn bollten tdtten ld lin0c9enar pc
uill6t Tlcn bolte y56taH" errdtet ir oeu uerrid)l
Der nilea Ia &egiitrirlngs tlO 2aAlfrd9ca. ooii'
fail e3l ld6nes &etict mo cine Negiratonsjeii. oie
is 5ier u Nucu. sic 2ult 9dttcu oea @an8 Biun 9lc.
Giltrifnasoial mo8lld nad3te. 6raIcn Die 5ci 1aae
brc Gdislidef &ildten uiiO Ger &inoer pegel ihtDi
tcmH2 fornton f0nntcn id Abenos eInldlreInen nlcl
rs es mar 9ues achehen inn iidj rcgiiirIrcn 81 dl
laa uno irob1cnl beben i6er 0reioerte Der gS1beri
ncn at Noia llion mag bic 9cdc orclcI mle man
w rcrLdu9 iicat ocr Ameio Ser 9le1ilratic re eine
NeagcrinA 0eS @5tllmrchtes oiird Die 0rcielt epp
oiird Elm 4ohull uon iat 81 aus glatiirll& allel
eas sic bcrsmdBigen gSeburehtleruien nidlt gelten
ic bchonptc Der 9roBe 9leii Deroc nod fommcn o0er
ct e teiner @eadltina perth Gds bleibt o6}mparten
TernuthiiH miro es BORT 70 tonllen, ivie anocrsipo
1ds 8raaimmrcdt miro nir intiner bon ciner adi5
Heiret AnobI ousgci6t ueroet bon oell Sranei Die
lG dgs DiliStrippe ser So6bat1arier uno Fro5i6itc
uilen bamsc loiicn Qon ocu Sralen, bic cocn llnnn
pftn0dat illr neil er eiiuas Nales enth1t Ole oo
r iepe nod 70 beoenIlide 5oroernna 0er @eorniar ~
bo6et iuo Iicies id1olde Clement irro lib aelteno
mddjen. bic arcbe 2lae oer 6roiall bleet oo0eut
ino Re 4aiiagres inio @ciicrcs 5u tNm bet!
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-02-10

pNtteH nti ApohRfir.tNi Nt'''N'lNDN W. ~t"r'
8ninmofc.
qlu5sss bse NsgurnHer Vonilaiig r. 3i.
WffNrfeitc Nuntr1tc mil Otf NulMtifi rFts'
paialp igr as'sEkAaisS Graines c9Hs1sa A.. ~.
Nifn~ nott'iilf iucroeE bid Mllitipnr, ogn
Is ceDsna. 1914, y iby &ormiilaQs iM
VnrC0u ccs noflc1iiirdirte Nni1Qaus. Eoi'
iluiggs. aab. iiy cig Gcitrui.ou boH Mecen,
nunerilniihlfu fuiccncn arnpnlWcu ME afl
ben 3luneH eer5eitHsi eie 'w ~AteaA ess
WnuQsi0na GouimiiNnn irihcpd0rl pcrocu
Gpeiiiilaiicaei n,io Hldac lcmien an uno
ndm Samid6, ben y cc1r;ldt 1915. uui Soc
iuoo i'm Nircdu oct Nh5r0siunnbe eomMilnou.
3imn,sg 9s. gO{ ,slmsrirau elniloiaB," galits
moro MlD., crenet pcroer.
Sine Oeblbl op1 100 ptr9 iiit zoe Heip-
2cn Epeaiinahonen nno giaaSyAaen srocpei.
Dem iS Sebruar 1914. oeg HiU. ttnAJieH ore'
3uiialionen Mio Rlcne in alicnl 5nianof 3Ns
@reituctoHea Huo $lanc. im Sale en- eliae
18Th 6eQlaubloicr Gbca oes Nleisrs fiir Sl20a
aN cue De learll;Q sogie %ai,i se5S9s"' AZ Man
baltimore sabibae. wir5 init jeosm sinae5st
el6arinaets nuanHtaisu
385 Qin,6rb 545ou. bel 3oi6ou. re1teci0ct
Yinneriuerliaanal.
3t25 2in'6nb. i55oI bic 2i'5oa outli'i'rle
e25 en.Sah i255u uns i5s5u maabuHasi
4 @.anqlodef no 1'laogneeN ron,.o,,
mus Nnrafrnii Iieuea uno tie &pri0riieH
ocs glaot0onriers A6er 0cniraiic erlnuen.
Die Gonirais4cbUroe pegdll iib D1s AcDi
rcr iracu0 eiu ooer Cue 2lHle5cie 5Hriddu'
Neilcn.
Ssa @uiiraee Der A6inaslaralGo GonlriIilou
99ar'e SueIers, rus..
caEsp Is aosasss, III.
Neudngi dm A. 5t5rrer 1914.
SUhn Su0cii,
ftua &rdiioenl scr 3ouirnltNe5otoe.
fiScb5-701O)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-02-10
0es falte Wetfcr SCI lcatrn suec 6at Sic 3a6l Ser

1as solie Better scr lcstrn Sage sat Sic GAIL Der
rins6ooiri1iaeu uermehrt uno c ldraer es au6dlt
0eiio nchr miro bic @e mlSiAdigcr Neadjcu in gln
iprif ecuoumien weroeu miiieii Sdlon I'm Sauiar
lp1r oic 3oh Oerer Die llnttriburg beorftet lcinc
liculid arofc Die 6eoerateO Charities" olcin iorg
ten iiit 1881 6dnnlic ans sol &erioncn bciiebcro
s1cronas bronGten mr. go 6omilicn thafdGldlc
ihotcriclc llliiertibuag 9'n5rng. aleoung mo
1ceruua iu1hrelo ole iibri8cu i1i 6omilienHanp
ter mir glrbet drjtdlcn nio nIrhiden Sat5 brnudl
tli.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-02-10

uNAtWbitf WtHlNihNbs
%rrhcnelit 2nntDDtc, an ocn oHcdfu pf
slunroe 5are Of Gitr 9irgiier". abrelilri, met'
Den BON bicipm IN lcincm &urcdu. Hdlppdis
bie IL llbr Gcrmi:iu05. an WlitnocQ lS 6c'
srrnr 1914 eniQegeu Gcnounicn llr oe Nloe.
llruEa ocn 5ianollclnbnn nllo Ninllcrung nlit
einbnepbat 0raniblodcn biirli9lricH 9.1aen
uro Scoria, t5dcl. due nni 0ouirei.lnier'nee.
orr IN i0lacrocr Cite dnQein1rieH 9itaBen;
Wnha5rbo uno 0irnnit1io0c 0outtnii 9lr. 20.
Sowaro StraHs, ooH Hell'morf @itahe p'e
eSuaFs' eiraas, soil aidmoas airobc bia Varf.
sufesp6aii .........i2.3o0 Gue g)ee.
@tal!i %Si2ge % .,..,s,.. e'3oo , e,,o 5,ot
Sliriiijtttc Elcdc .,........ l,300 SNo .Aos
1corn nlluuc ............. $50 ono ,2joe'
bccl0ubiqicr 0tc0 Observation-Disclosures. 81 0OO.0v
lhiac 5ohlcH oriidcn Die dp1ci bducn Gnau
iieicH oer NarrppiicH aus, ole 81 oeN eoH'
1uc5iiiidtioucn uno giuacboi9 6rrmnlnre 1911
Hc1 0ui Cifiuh i'm Nrrcrn bcr 4fditernnie
Count fcn hdihnuua, cr.dndi iucrocn. Ch
1cpoll ron $500 ivira ilg icoc Spc5ifteiion
hhcy hieien 0onirdl acios0cri. HGnene ioifp
nini suriideroiici reiui elm slndcbpi Mot sins
6crcGi uirn.
Hldnc un6 s,roiile tins sur Sn'urm1fioN teH
9lcicrH 10, glrhin iiH yiiredu nca crnniitreH
oen Nnocnicnfs uuihcrdhri
Ole Gcrir1if Ncldfbe rcaoi 500 eo5 WcHf
nnr irecno cin mo duc 2nGcboic So rerper
fcN Gin hcQauniDicr Ghcc hc2 Nieicrs. aul
ciue a0ic0rina SOME 0cul" dui bic Crore ncq
Qlnnorf uno zicoiroi1s crn 9aliiWore $500
ocu So Der o1en naeegcpeHeH poot, Hlis r.
Sfr crioloseihf Nigicr mus Nlrai11li fic
lfn rrh bic AciimWunQCn ocs 1luotNrnttre
1oer eonirniig crfflfn
~" stiiraee Der H'.e.isllss .i = Seinf''''0"
Sorilcey uHo coaimItrenoet SnHenicnr.
strrer.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-02-10

1cpaucmeni iGg aiisa,iAr 9esbeiierWioea,
untcrsSrporlerleut ocS 3HgiHicArf.
Nalttmere g. 5enuiar 1914
9lu luc nsc g nr9cnN
es pico bicrmii gcu0h oen gpiAnliieH so y
iuo 10 IS ola NuliWore oi1oifSDoriete felnNuf
qcmndi. bag oie Nilaiicungs eonulthoH hsr
e!apt NpitNoe uen leH el y'uf1 4Nl}
Beginner wttc BE HcQQfrnrHiln 5irHfeu Wit
.egl rno rep 0n lellatH -.lie FetpHsn an'
Gutpollicugu rcgcCu Dcar1iy dif0rcfoeri
sfiuuugibihclre ilr dl.c Nt1eicn iu peh
KIP eiele g9f 9en 2l @'ds5 lsi a s.ei'ssl.
Nuirfibung n0p8cnlHnIer ziralen 9oer eiuec
Apeiee oerctcu nuihiQ Taccn MoNied r1t2
1el ils ani ioiNe Sliie lepildfatt neN $40
pitniiel cfef ugu pelelf lun
rl oteu ewabHieu 1ulelH ilun
VcrMar Ctr. pcu eau.Sfr pia 4nirr EiC
4llioro.Noea l~oAIp Si'), ron sUelfe -lF.
gisla..b sir ron eaiiimogesr ais QsriHs
Nagfgi0s bon Qsrrciousr h.5 Geuite.1tr
Ecri.elpe ron Hid1i0No. Sir tis 2arc1ie ztr.
9eeey CIV. pen Aatisyne 1ls eatpsota..sil
4batlts Sir BOZ eNreEir tia 9ioqp@oe
rcuioar Efr.. BON Eieriluf Ctr. bis &lnire cir,
Nui5zi uoH Suilioco,Noe bie 3um Oausipdg.
NQmnrn cir BON R0rrNpe. bis NoigeQlAis @ir
*ic1lanisSir., non 2asperl'Stt. ple NoAlqaQs wv
AutierAueg. Don Aop1iueir. Dig W.cD's9cn'
<i1nfe
Nrcparo'Sir Orhbcr 8olcrga,b). bon Go.s
pbn'9lr. bis Noio0eitsAus.
NaloHNuev. BON Eplouu,&t hla Nalaneiie'Nee
Qlulou NuCn bon lloirer Cir bic QQurcua ctr.
Gdrf Zane bon GnlDlri Eir. bi8 Qchear0resNuca
1opearopeAuen, hon Enu Game big SaraioGa'
50. 81. @le6eb.
gesai!ai: gilaacrurag Smmiiiion Ser Sieoi
q. arith epmpion
8pl}isgI mo coniuiircnoer 5u6gn'enr
(Stb5 .2l.2s)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-02-10

Bic 1nnicl Der oeuOfrahi@eu %lnticrIn, meldc I'D
in reic 1rhiabrt Der oucrfondci SsiiItcnTalr5cac
flirdl oen %anmnasaonol aisprdi loa oui Dem ~nlti
icre 9latcro Gcuclt IN, Sniii 1912 n Die %lotornI
uoH aeidlidter Non0 ciugeirmt1acIt uoroct Icil.
81 ctuas goiiirt rcbi ot bc potGeu 9cnoeltionet
s. ora car asididte 0errca unter ocn NIatcrnitrei
lerN.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-02-10

Narlan atg Nnaabe.ane.Ilagg

B. T9UTH1l I5IlI
GS miro bicrmii teiaHni QeaepeH. Dob aulilii
Is Giougbruney peuiA6 Der am 10. Suni 1908
nuicraci3uciCn &erorouluq sly 1876. glbldniii
i1. 4cr0Qrnr0 II Ooic ON e. 9looembcr ivi
amenolrf) um @riduuulh radaciuOi bal. one
anmcilu Ng~ Cos n1b n01 lScit&crfbs sYIocuuc
aie riicT;lidf Gnraac su beHuteu.
Is. q. Gtrb5s,
tScb7ei0 Iil eiebduoc.Snipeiior
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-02-10

Nac qGluas DOr aose0e s. 3ones, @tGIies Der
@crirehma misunderstanding un lnter6aHie Der
2focts %ecb0cbung. Gr 1T 2ocol Optonlt obcr eiii
oon5er anna nit oiicncn @icr er laB dl ollt fene
hcimtidiiden 9nid)ld0c Scr 9Srobbuionen cin 81
einer N}aicrerantmug Der @iiracr non Salisbury,
hem Ncridtsiis Bon 2coiro GNnt1 erfldrtc cr ofieh
lei ip1bl en e5rlider @eiiirrorter BON socolCptct
aber ct f5nue nidt iir cine Bin iiiuunen iped1c Die
Giniubr seiitigen cetrdpic nadl sScomiec Counts
iiir sen inouioncllen @cbraud Der @irger gani per
tioto neil cr Dor Scr Na6l cin Selpreden gegeben
Gabo oas nidt 8n finn Ger Shrn bcr oeic NcuBc.
RING 0es Serrn SORES III Salisbrru inter oen robiotcn
Mrobibitoniitan it oroB ober cr mir0 ion oishdten
i0nHea 1ic Sd)feicr iiu0 ric iibcral ira Siaoie 10
hcii
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-02-10

2a o;c GtaLIaOriloticn ror elrr alg Elm Barometer
0cs gci1diiSanngcs onseegca ucroclfJ 10 beoeiitet
fc 9lad)ri6t an5 Berlin i1ar 0as Sciaen Ser Stohl
ryeiie oob Ger eohaiid)c gdcaecgona ocr iid 1T ocr
iettcu 4atc Be-, uofiBen sc9ycs o Ger gniBen S@clf
builortbnr madtc l6cg0unoen H. @el un. bat iid Cub
S'eierlti1 i1 @tobl5eHnil ci1alait
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-02-10
Gpiritnolen. .qicgn1cn.


Qitcan Der
yirlMnienseicerSGDmm
SimMcr 0O0 WcrintfGcbanor
O. ccnrD 80icr, 4rdfiaerf
{picUh - Sud,
Mbeiign G. Wluuligu.
GeTun,iit
Sic r1MafuaHBien. Neglousn babeH feilforeu
iig cine NHoslqlls sSVHitHpier,AieeH ppr T.
Niai 1914 eiiacyeift bic nN 4inIiaa ne"
a. Sfpsaa1 1914, um II ll1r srrWiiia9s il
KeiQlDung 9cjcacl uertgr.
ero.eie maNcn por ~ ubr AAitlaG3 Gw
2amtaG. BEN q. 6lbtuar 1919 eupegf'oi
i9fsotH. ilr relue bQrpularc alN &elud w
neiem tAreER erlduai vgroen lbMtu.
SeDU s.. &aHabnumtrf
6bei0lcri.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-02-10

81. 6 c.ru cin 3sidcn iaIeaieT 3stsu onh bus
Baltimore @araoin Nouie oas ar0BiQ Gnalos-@eihdit
oos 50cns in Goiror oeics sa3res eillen llmias BON
Stl9100o 100000 me5r ols in Sauiar 0cs 9rr
inbrcs ino Soi600o rieqr as IN sIedIonenoeH @io
iat ocS Sa5rcs 1912 aaiie
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-02-10
Grabiteine, alonumcntc etc.
SerIamminnos 'giaisisen.

,Cantpn.glsennr Bar, q,n rms erarNegrin." ="
,Snhres Hcrnuulli9 nno NnnlicN@oll an
1ien1nn nen i0 Scbrudr. iM &crciu1loin.c,
9t. 1926, CarlDnsQlUfHac.
Sonn 9t1iilrmcu, Yriloeui.
". 1nocmuna, oelcfiur
lnehl 0 -l0l
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1914-01-24
DO0RPLATES IN NEW YORK.
No Longer the Proper Caper In the
Residential Districts.

people who get about New York
much must have noticed one change
that has taken place i'm the last few
years" said the man with the red
mustache, "and that is the abolition of
doorplates for all except business pur-
poses. There was a time. aud not SO
very long ago. either when everybody
that aspired to any kind of social prom
inence decorated his front door with Il
plate on which his name was engraved.
"These plates were made of all kinds
of metal ranging from tin TO solid sill
yer. according to the prosperity of the
owner Some Of them were very ex-
pensive. | happened to be in the en-
craving business when the doorplate
craze was raging in its most virulent
form. and know for fact that we
turned out any number of plates that
amounted up to and even beyond the
fifty dollar mark
"There was peculiar thing. There
were forty houses in one block. Each
was ornamented with doorplate, ana
on twenty-one of these houses the
name was Green. | went over TO that
neighborhood the other day out of curl
osity. There are no doorplates there
now. and had no means OF ascertain
ing whether the Green colony still
sticks to its old haunts. New York
Times
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1914-01-24
THE FINEST LAXATIVE
IN 5000 YEAR
PURE CASTOR Oil. TaSTElESS.
TaSteless in The True Sense.
NOT Favored or Altered. Tt
Smell and Taste Removed.

For 5000 years castor oil has bee
the worlds best laxative, but unit
now an offensive. sickening taste ha
limited its use.
For 5000 years chemists have trie
TO remove the taste.
kellogg'S Tasteless Castor Oil is Jus
what the name means--a pure. cleal
refined oil without any taste. It !
new discovery of Spencer Kellog
Sons Of Buffalo, large refiners {
vegetable oils.
Anybody can disguise the taste O
castor oil by mixing it with alcoho
wintergreen. peppermint or other fls
vors, but it remained for the Ke
loggs to keep the oil pure and max
it tastelesS. Keloggs Tasteless Caste
Oil works even better than the ole
evil dose, without pain or gripping
Children take il easily.
Sold now in all drug stores. %
and soc. Ask for Kellogg's Tasteles
Castor Oil and look fer the trade mari
on the label--a green castor leaf. bean
ing the Kellogg signature. Made onl
by Spencer Kellogg x Sons. Inc. But
falo, y. Y, rehners Of vegetable oils
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1914-01-24
0rrine for Drink Habit

We are in earnest when we ask
you to give ORRlNE trial. You
have nothing to risk and everything
to gain, for your money viii be re-
turned if after a trial you fail to get
results from ORRINE. This offer
gives the wives and mothers Of those
who drink TO excess an opportunity
to try the ORRINE treatment. II is
very simple treatment, can be Civ
en- in the home without publicity or
loss of time from business and at a
small price.
ORRINE is prepared in two forms:
No. 1. secret treatment, a powder;
ORRINE No. >, in pin form. for those
who desire TO take voluntary treat
ment. Costs only Sl00 box.
Come in and talk over the matter
with us. Ask for booklet.-B. a.
North Street. Bennington,
VI.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1914-01-24
woRKMEN's COMPENSATION

The State of New York has re.
Gently enacted a workmen's compen-
sation law which is different from
similar laws II the past. This law
applies only to hazardous employ
ments. which are printed in the ac
The employee looks to this law to
compensate him for any accident,
He cannot sue his employer for dam
ages, provided the employer carries
Insurance for that purpose. In order
to make insurance practically COM
pulsory to the employer. If he fails
to insure, he is penalized by a fine
and the employee has the alternative
OF claiming compensation or OF suing
for damages under the common law.
The plan far securing damages
seems TO ms complicated and slow. as
well as of doubtful effect. There is
another innovation, namely. requir-
ing monthly adjustments and settle
ments; that is there are no dealings
directly between employer and EN-
ployee The employee NAV be in
sured in the state or by any author
lied stock or mutual company. and a
powers in adjustment and payment
Of claims. 4 State fund Is created
for the purpose OF insuring employ
ers: and if employers are insured ID
the State fund. they are relieved o.
all liability. That provision relieves
both employers and employees Of de-
tails OF settlement OF an damages.
The nation viii look closely upon the
provisions of this law.-Burlineton
News.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1914-01-24
RAILWAY FATALITIES.
They Are Very Few, Considering the
Number of Passengers.

They Are Very Few, Considering the
Number of Passengers.
Railway travel in the United States
is not so dangerous to life as the fire.
quent disasters might lead us to be-
lieve. The number of passengers kill
ed annually shrinks into insignilicance
by comparison with the number who
are carried over the roads III safety
A New York mathematician esti-
mates the average length Of n railway
journey in the United States as thirty
four miles. The record of fatal acct
dents shows that on the average
2,275122 such Journeys are taken in
safety to each one which results in
killing passenger.
If man We're TO start riding out
these 2.275.122 safe journeys at the
rate of two per day for each business
day in the year it would take him
1892 years to complete this amount of
railroad travel To have begun riding
so that he would meet his death in
tdillodu dNNlucht uuilHS tue present
year he would have had to begin his
trips more than 1,S00 years before the
Christian era.
As fatal railroad accidents are few
er in England. Germany and other
countries than here the showing be-
comes all the more favorable to tile
safety Of railroad travel when the
whole world is taken into considera-
ton, rather than the United States
alone-New York American.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1914-01-24
NORTH BENNINGTON

Miss Katheryn Remington has re-
turned from visit in Salem, N. Y.
S. w. Center has opened his meat
market with best Chicago beef.
ADV.
Mr. and Mrs G. Johnson. and child
have returned from visit in West
ern New York.
Maxwell Rich has returned from
East Dorset where he attended the
funeral of relative.
The regular monthly missionary
meeting, of the Congregational
church will be held at the home Of
Mrs. Farnk Ripley on Church St,
Wednesday afternoon at O'Clock.
The ladies of the Baptist church
will serve an oyster supper at the
home Of l.. NJ. Loomis, Tuesday even
ing, Jan. o. Teams will be furnish
ed for a jolly good sleigh ride. All
for % cents.
The public is urged to attend the
services at the Congregational
church on Sunday at II o'clock and
at o'clock. The pastor breaches at
both services. Sunday school meets
at the close of the morning worship.
Good attendances and interest are
rule. The midweek meeting for pray
os. nad 30 ba1l
day evening. Special prayer will be
offered for the evangelistic services
beginning Feb. Is, Also a special
prayer meeting will be held in the
chapel on Sunday evenings at o.
clock following the Vespers. Let all
the ladies be present at the mission
airy meeting on Wednesday afternoon
with Mrs Frank Ripley Mrs. A. S.
Payne is the leader.
AT the Baptist church SUNDAY.
morning, January %, the theme will
be, "A conquering Church" In the
evening will visit Lucerne and the
Alps. This will be illustrated with
views. Young Peoples meeting has
a fine subject. The Challenge of the
Life of Judson to the Young Life OF
Today. This will be a missionary
meeting. Prayer meeting Thursday
evening. The success of revival
meeting depends upon the spiritual
preparation of the people. No man
or men can bring revival; it must
come from God. If you wish the re
yival to be success, get into the
prayer meeting Tuesday evening
sleigh ride and oyster supper at lie.
land LOOMS. Hurrah for the snow,
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1914-01-24
Fer Fros. sI.es lad chapped skIn.

For frost bitten ears. fingers and
toes. chapped hands and lips. chill
blains, cold sores. red and rough
skins. there is nothing TO equal Buck
lens Anica Salve. Stops the pain
at once and heals quickly. In every
home there should be a box handy
all the time. Best remedy for all
skin diseases. itching eczema. letter.
piles. ETC. CSC All druggists OF by
mail. Il. L. Buckien 4 CO. Phila-
deiphia or St Louis.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1914-01-24
PRACTICAL HEALTH HINT.
Chilblains.


Patients who are martyrs to
chilblains have not only been .
Immediately relieved, but have .
had no recurrence of this annual :
trouble during the winter fol .
lowing after treatment with the :
galvanic current. The hands .
and feet are placed in two baths
of saline water into which the D..
galyanic current is directed. The
current is applied at whatever .
intensity can be supported by
the patient; If the chiblains are .
inhamed it may be reduced to
five or six milliamperes, and the .
result is correspondlngly slow,
but sure .
The more irritating spots may
be covered with collodion before {.
treatment. The sittings are re- =.
peated daily for rs long as nee .
eSsary each sitting lasting TWEEN
~ minutes, and the current be- :
ing passed in one direction for !.
the first ten minutes and in the :
opposite direction for the second /.
ten. From the first sitting the 1
itching diminishes or disappears. ]
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