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Gunnison news-champion., 1914-10-09
Peace Conference at eeuas cslie,,e.

Mexico CITY Oct. AT a y,se,,rs
'oeay 10 arrange a date for the de-
parture OF the peace DELEGATES. WIN,
are TO confer AZ Asuas Calienfes Win
relresentatives = OF Gen. Francisco
villa, IL was decided unanimcuzlg that
they should leave here at G o-cl5ck to
'i"'ioN evening by special train
Gunnison news-champion., 1914-10-09
eut BY Nail: Dies Il s.,....-

fuei'io Prank Goats. rsrra~ 81
Fowler died lH Pueblo Hospr,T rron,
blood poisoning and me rasrf- -. In. ''.'
m ms 'r.. Der amputated v-,re
', pio" -H-, ,'l'E --arpod upuu a -rst,-
s nai,' Nliah passed through his Iert
Gunnison news-champion., 1914-10-09
Earthquake Kills $500 in rsrsey.

Constantinople, Oct. 6.-The minis
.er OF the interior has been informed
hat 2.5oo persons have been killed and
many injured in the earthquake which
wrecked the carpet manufacturing
iowns of Isbarta and Burdnr. IN the
province of konis, Asiatic Turkey. late
Saturday night.
Gunnison news-champion., 1914-10-09

toAse re-~euz z..xe Mz14z~a Tls~s base
ssns s~ry ~Gx4~s As<@uss 4ass e.erazos=
/ - sses5 sps<ss4asss
osstss~o A~sD esA
L0Aor --Nsss - G~z1sx szs~co
- ~ essasr sos1 sncuskss< ~ As xaD.
osassH2 asA-s ~ bsc~n< - sa~ss
o ~srss-~ ss,~zsssans Ts~ lassasrs.
~ ssrt~ psuescssx4G - rsSsr croD
- sUEss.n Mzlsnns 80 An:sssD
. G>rDaa r~Usrs aass 49, sss ssrss
AAss @~o s>l.se~d ~ ~ helgssns
a.ay abis
Tas scascs<s e - = bras-sss -
|0i~rs . Ounss prossu~. 80 sssAs
pseunns - a~psys.x io< snsb1ns.
shanA - csruns aaa4s.ianshn =
soehx n essrbrss - suppls
oD0a0 sou1D ouDnunA
n~avsse - ops1@fno u 9ssn1nn =
ecsal s1nasDnnas csscurn1nG III GUesr
sntuas sga1.ns sssraaavs usa tsxs
ssan asaS. - ssksaska - rsails -
sass~enssssy - ~ Sass ssaaAvu1us
~ 0semnns h0se puoetsuAsd osss
ui1rs 80 onnannn tesstaory aad ere
@ainteiu1ng ahsossaso - sssUs -
- Russi1n si1s q ~ sueirs 49,
GusuaA fsuusfe
Utunw osuosavs Atv.
WhAas 49, = = ~ ususesa saA~s
70 6erDaAs - ~ Essach opsruatans.
sssry wsek q 49, forced 49, che
Runnsnus R~ona n u~~k n~~aus a.
wnser ~eafksr taoa wtn ssy isssf
skh the German dessase. For tnts
r<asoa Agssras a~sp~rsss resissaace
n Galscta j. of great value to Ger
Many.
Dspssch<s frem I.essberg, capital
- East tssiicsa- state tho Russian
civil government has been formally
established IN ali aitpes and towns n
this territory. Which hss besa an
Gunnison news-champion., 1914-10-09
BIZ for Armored Autos

washington, Oct 5.-Represartati,s
Daniel r. Anthony Of KaDsss = ~
parins bin authorizing the uur.hase
u arnored automobiles for the ~, %
he United States armv "
Gunnison news-champion., 1914-10-09
GERMANS NOT SERIOUS
IN ATTACK ON ANTWERP

I.0nd0n.-The Germans. who are
supposed TO have had the assistance
o. heavy Austrian guns. apparently
nave failed in their first attempt to
pierce the outer line OF fortifications
At Antwerp. Official reports and
statements by correspondents say that
none % the Belgian forts have been
severely damaged and that the Ger
Gunnison news-champion., 1914-10-09
Airm.n Drops Hundred feet.

Sterling. Benjamin keyser. a Chi
cago aviator. fell 100 feet here while
attempting flight in an aeroplane
which he had just repaired He sus-
tanned injuries which viii cause his
death
Gunnison news-champion., 1914-10-09
esssnosI A~ssss Gssls~s's css.
Ter NeliSl q 49,.

Nev York. Oct 5.-The Americas
Jewish committee in a statewent W
sued today stated that. a preparatory
conference to meet here would seon
be called of representatives OF import
ant Jewish organizations Throughout
the country, to consider relief meas
nres for the Jews who are in distress
m Europe.
Gunnison news-champion., 1914-10-09
Sunday viii Address stuoec...

Fort Collins. Billy" SUNDAY the
evangelist. has agreed 10 speak to the
students of the Colorado State Agri-
cultural college the morning of oc, ~
in the chapel ar the college
Gunnison news-champion., 1914-10-09
os.s G,sht vsars s.r NON. Stealing

Steamboat Springs.-Erank Benton.
Dr.. charged with stealing eighteen
head of horses belonging to his father
fenced 70 eight years in the peniten-
tiary His father. one of the wealth
lest and best known eattlemen in the
West. refused TO defend the Young
man
Gunnison news-champion., 1914-10-09
NGllAee % AUsI0lA
- 60 - - -
0Ass oe1ao og1Dans =
onoaoG1e eeDanG 60
In g 60
ansso0 oDaoao oB1sn0 = o.unD
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- onrshs eDsUnnne. = -
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(Xs@~sy 4ksss<s.l

lA~ss.y - Esss<s.)
t'siis e~~fsdess shet Co. - ~
Asre dsss II sss~uh ~ slsse the
line wssld drsSe ne Geewsn
srAy 81 isssasss essirelv s~s
sf ssrshessaeru snd nsrsheru
trsnce. The Allsrs ksss - viis-
sspsssesd s0ssa BY - nezpect
ed snd vsQsu~ss rally - Gea. vea
klsck's fssces.
The battle front ~ ssec more
where II ~s~ ~hes the seaersl en-
gagemeDt along the Al~ne river
Gunnison news-champion., 1914-10-09
London Fog Won't Hide zeppelins

London, Oct 5.-Tests over london
have proved that searchights can de-
tect Zeppelin even in foggy weather.
Gunnison news-champion., 1914-10-09
q - -.

--- N-a. oct 5.-Miss s5r.t
.,e. ~ ..,,i par. o. Denver, aged t1r-r va.
Alhiost instantly kIaH when $50. =
an auforlrs-H tr-s tHis mo-r5r- '''
Gunnison news-champion., 1914-10-09
asas~sss ossaAsss = osrsnse Fair.

Onrona0.-An exhibit of beautifully
wsvea kavajs blankets. the pick of
IT, Tee Gray Mills section. valued at
o3oey -. vas On interesting festsre Of
The f1oeeeuth annual Colorado New
Mexico fair here. In the exhibit,
which Was in part shown at the re
cent ShiprOs.k Indian fair ON the re-,r
vatiOn. Mere blankets valued at e400
each. Others as low In price as o.
were shown. The best of the entire
cOlbectioa WAS brought here
Gunnison news-champion., 1914-10-09

began on September H. Military
observers say now there can be
mo decision in this struggle until
one side simply brushes the other
with 0utHSsnberinG forces. just
new bsth armies sre being stead
ily and equally re-enferced, 20 II
appears there will be no decisive
result for ~ indefinite period.
oseA osass Nsuy.
From September rs 10 October 3
the Allies weSe having oil the best OF
the fight against General voa kluck
They we're battsriAg his army badly
and they had almost Accomplished a
crushing flank movement bot far
south of Ostend. Belgium, when the
Germans rallied and pushed hack the
French British left wing
A similar operation took place in
the eastern field. except. however, the
positions of the opponents were re-
yerseA The Germans had silenced
some of the important forts around
Nerdun. a French army base. and were
beginning a serious penetration into
eastern France. The French rallied,
drove the Germans clear back into
Lorraine and penetrated German ter
ritory through the Nosges mountain
passes But they haven't gone much
beyond the mountains.
Wstch Northwest 0sttIe.
Severe artillery duelling has been
almost constant in the general neigh
borhood north of Rheims, where the
6sermans have entrenched infantry
along the Aisne river and have EN-
battled siege guns and other heavy ar
tillerv In the foothills OF the Ardennes
mountains.
dispatches from new spaper CORES
pondents who have reached Rotter
dam. Holland, from the south state
that preparations for the retreat oi
the German right wing are well un
der way German troops are advanc
ing from the north of France to Tour
mai and Mons. Belgium. in order tC
cover the main army in case of re
treat
The Germans have begun activ-
operations against Antwerp. Temporary
capital of Belgium Their heavy ar
tlnery has ATTACHED Lierre. fortress
aine miles southeast Of the city. Th'
Belgians are reported. however, e
Gunnison news-champion., 1914-10-09
Big Army at CracoN

LondOn.-lt is officially announced
at Vienna, according TO Rome dis
patch TO the Exchange Telegraph
Company, that the Austro-German
army concentrated at Cracow numbers
212 million.
Gunnison news-champion., 1914-10-09
0erran-Austrsan Meroe.

London.-h is officially announced
at Vienna. according to Rome dis
fsateh to the Exchange Telegraph
Company. that a junction has been Ell
fected between the new German army
and the remnants of the Austrian
army which fought in the Galician hat
tie. The new com bined army is taA-
ing up position and already has been
in contact with the Russians along the
Carpathian-TarnoW -Cracow front.
Gunnison news-champion., 1914-10-09
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okAvGa co~ss-r gAskS ~ At
rGa0r TO escAek
ounDs e9nsAy ssss osss swseunss
Epss sssa ~ Gn.so Asasrwsy
aDunDs =. cr@.

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ssAsmsea ~ fsrss ssgree mnTaar ard
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~bsa sff.asss ~ the eesUzy saii ais-
zosssed tAaf be sse sssen assosisss -
UswA ssnae bss e0ustptioe " ss~ ~
- . soass wssssc~ ~ sas sullpss.
aSs sa<s wsse sawed thsoasn CON
U1B>DAS go ~ seseatA ~as PARTIALLY
Dssrva Goapietsos ef thu sork
os>saa hass na<se . hose sias ~
tssass inro-s throsseh ~'hsch kysa.
80 = aDa1l. sssss hase esswissa. The
dsGy = sAa6 9yaa iuses<aed 10 rsscn
- eusssaur shrsueh the winaos. dis
49, - tuEok<s xheG ~ came ~ssh
~ 0unb ssd ~ asmseM eas ~ the
ss1nalng
~ ensse ssher psssoaers N the
bu1o1sun Usre encss ieaed and sdnas-
auns U~se naaae thai they ksew ~
oSas's SeBt auriag the wsek- Ryan
snid ~ - b.sn sssBs a sac hs found
usdsr ~ bssA tsb sheriff Css<e
ave ~ has - idea OF where the saw
com< svs0. = piece of saw an inch
- hsH lsAG Was all that ~as
euAad - Ryaa cad h Is believed thai
psscss. as they brOke oil. were thrown
sUay ~ some manner Some wire. a
hussosAssk sna q sharp buckle were
alse fousa On Ryan.
Ryaa bad sawed through one bar
soch eay. He will still be kept in she
bullpsa. where be can be watched
u,Gre easily.
Ryan killed Attorney Newton W.
Crosse. Aae "a He entered the law
yer's Office and pumped several shots
Into hts body. The insanity defense
was used unsacoessfslly in the trial
Gunnison news-champion., 1914-10-09
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~ sl1tus - GusGnne -. ~ 49,
vhs y~sus1ne aulsanu0 s.Uupss6 -
~ Gsgnna saaasas = - suunm -
bses puUu1Bu1 - - - - -
resuasa1 - G11guanUe. annnunuun -.
dsy shaf - 1noal. - - - = -
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sbsut - ss. sunGanuns - -
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that = ssSeniA ps1u0 - VsuusA
trcees havs - - ytzsa OsssnA
~ 0ssanoe. y sAar sxpwt -
sued lnsf siuha. aoy the hnssl. 1, -
eeee11G nuusUsaeuaay ~ eAsu.
kso&A - IAs1D 49, u s,s<is sherv
10 ths Oss>sa sssftasase. ssaAsssA
some surprtse y aisplsysa u ~ soc.
cese e ~ o.saaas y pUexeusins she
estflanktnG Usse0eut. TAere y a
feeling. h~wever. that the Geru,ans
cannot satend tAe1r line uauch svrshse
north wtthost ws~heniao n ct -
poiut.
Aioag tAe resi- q TIE kne. -
F'rench ess@saicstiaa says. sheFs -
been Re change. Therefore sAe puu-
ress - the regious a aaissons -
woevre. repsssed sunday nieht. etthss
has satisfied them for the nsomeut q
they have beea Checked by the CO.
mans.
Genesal Helnuth vm Moltke has
been superseAed BY General Voight
Rhets - chief Of the German staff.
The kaaser Is said to have aepased
Won msatke because 81 keeu etuap-
pointnsot ever the results of the eaa-
paign mapped out by his chisS. Ven
Moltke v known - q oroat arUsn-
izer, snd he hes been gisea creaat fer
the machiRe-like prscistsn e The e.
man arntss.
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esa esUssiaa 80 eeossR
LOndsa, OCT. s.-The aefsot = -
5ernan army which iavaAsA nussia
troa East Prussia appears fvoo nus-
sian scewsssts 10 have been even nsre
1scisive thsa previously stated. 50 \
ssosoing . esap,ete rsst. AeospataG
= IT, Russisa ambassaAer st neae,
- 0ormaRs were completely routed
etth . loss sf 10000 men. ana have
~ o1rced to abandon everythins.
Nsenosl A~ssss eeUIe~ss csM.
WagAingt0n, Oct. 5.-While No Goa
HrUatiOn of the report from DerIto
5Aat Portugal Was preparing to in
aUrces with the allies against GerDaay
sss been received by the POrtHeusse
legsttoa here. the minister, viscssst
Se Alte. said to-day his country was
prepared 10 take that step wheneyer
Great Britain should call oa her -
10 -.
Gunnison news-champion., 1914-10-09
stsassv assss Asssr eosy-oas vs.rs.

Greeley = Parted for forty-o years.
Or ever since they we're mere babies.
two sisters. Mrs Fannie C. Tuck OF
Greeley and Mrs. Kate salisbury Of
Sea AntOaio. Ton, met here after
travelling hall around the world ia OPP
pnstte directions. Forty-one- years ago
Mrs. Tuck left England Tor Australia
80 thea came 10 Greeley few years
80. Mrs. Salisbury left short time
after, travelling the other way and To-
Getting N Tenas. They lost track of
each other for many years, but re-
cestly conRenced correspondence
nat resulted IN the visit here.
Gunnison news-champion., 1914-10-09

nexsd by the car since the occupa
tion by slsy troops
No assuN in East Prussia.
PetrOgrsd.-The general staff head
quarters has issued the following of
fetal statement:
The battle On the front in Eastern
Prussaa continues ON the line Of
MiFiampOl. No decisive result has
been obtained. We have at last oc-
cupieA the German position at
Preskssno. west of symno. Under a
nisht Of offensive attack BY the Rus
SLAMS the enemy retired from Lei
pouny. In the direction of Suwslki
On the road from Seyny, northwsrd to
Suwslki. the movement of the Gee.
mans, pursued by the Russian cavalry
under protection of artillery, became
at times a disorderly retreat. Fierce
fighting is going on in the vicinity OF
Suwalh."
LoHdon.-The Russian armies con
tinue TO sweep through Galicia and
according to report from Rome
that province of the Austrian empire
is clear Of Austrian troops. What ID
mean is that the field armies Of
Austria have either gone into the
fortresses of Przemysl and Cracow
or have retreated TO the south and
west
London.-A message from Niue
strieht. according TO a Central News
dispatch from Amsterdam, says thai
5,00e Austrian troops have arrived al
Aixla-Chappelle from France ON ths
way to the Austro-Russian front
Gunnison news-champion., 1914-10-09
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s1a-psee - ~ e=a 49, s~a1aag -
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>aass~ssa~ - gssas 49, - -
skraGsaa ~ prYtas sis~ssus<v -
as< rs q ssis@ ~ AzsaaslD = -
Aar.~.sl - o>.0 s1sR - -
TIE osiy psu1rassos = ~ Amunonn
as~1 snich s~~sna nsar - aunlD of
Posa- n = nat bssis ~ AnBExtunD
Ush reasos~ TIE DA&. \ - - -
" hsas 10 easorce the pruonn -
osDs end sAsy
Gunnison news-champion., 1914-10-09
Charge French Cruelties.

Washington. - An official report
from the foreign office at Berlin has
been made public by Count Won Berp-
storff, German ambassador, charging
that wounded soldiers had been tor
tured and horribly mutilated nv
French irregular soldiers. who attack-
ed a field hospital at Orchies, a town
in the north of Frence. The town
was demolished as a result
Gunnison news-champion., 1914-10-09
ksieer WaeNe oeseea.
os~@sas 49, Vssseessp.

GermaAy has lost teTstoly greater
than the size of the empires area in
Europe since the war began, BY The
capture of her colonies t0tsliag 3i5, $40
square miles. The European area Of
Germany is 20s, 1S0 square miles.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1914-09-30
WooDFoRp

Mrs. Newton Hager was in Ben.
nineton Saturday.
Charles Thompson of Bennington
was in town Sunday.
Thomas Rogers is doing carpenter
wo k in Paper Min village.
Mr.. and Mrs Charles l. Wood were
visiting in Searsburg Sunday.
Miss Gertrude Burke passed Sun
day with her sister In Bennington.
Frank knight passed Saturday and
Sunday with friends in Bennington.
Clark and Frank Leray were guests
of Mr. and Mrs. Carl Bugbee Sunday
George Bugbee and Merrill Cutler
we're in Bennington Saturday even
ing.
The weather is much cooler and a
great deal better for the fern bust
ness
There were about twenty people
from town that attended the Brattle-
boro fair last week.
Rev. Noble Ball gave a very inter
esting. Illustrated sermon Sunday at
the Union church.
John Knapp of Stamford. VT,
passed Saturday night and Sunday
with Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Bugbee.
John McMaster. VIM Cudahy. Les
lie Hyde and Raymond Higgins were
in Bennington Saturday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. George w. Knapp.
who have been spending two weeks
in Somerville. Mass, have returned
home
Mrs. Matte Crawford and daught-
er. Grace of Wilmington, VT, are
spending a few days with Mr.. and
Mrs. Newton Hager
Miss Mary Perrault. who has been
working for Mrs. Anna Carpenter the
past summer. has finished work for
her and is working for Mr.. and Ms.
Frank Stevens OF Hoosick. n. Y.
Mrs. Anna Carpenter. Miss Marcia
Carpenter and Mrs. Harold Carpenter
left Saturday for Detroit. Mich. Mrs
Anna Carpenter and Miss Marcia
Carpenter will return home the last
OF November.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1914-09-30

You get here the suit with style and 60 in its lines.
that will fit you and best express your individuality.
That's why you never duplicates of JENSEN suits.
Over $500 styles of cloth from which choose. upto
date green mixtures, rich browns and pleasing blues and
ereys Whatever you choose guarantee 10 please you
IN all details Let show you how well make the
old suit look with little cleaning and pressing and make
that opportunity look at big showing of wool
ems. Our prices will surprise r Loneon
you at their reasonableness Ne Ss CShSCN
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1914-09-30

d. C. Grant and son spent a few
days of last week In town.
Twelve from here attended the Val
ley Fair at Brattleboro last week
Mrs. w. II. Burroughs was home
over Sunday from her school in Man
chester
Maude Hewes returned to Man
chester last week, to re-enter Burr
and Burton seminary.
Mrs. G. w. Glassford and family
have closed their cottage here and
returned to their home in New York
Lyle L. Batchelder left on Friday
morning for st. Paul, Mimi, where he
is to enter an agricultural college.
Mrs. NJ. ]. Fuller and daughter are
spending a few weeks with Mrs. Full
le,'s parents, Dea. and Mrs. NJ. B.
Lyon.
Mrs. Charles Batchelder returned
to her home in Manchester Center on
Saturday. having spent several weeks
in town.
II. NJ Swift and helper were in
town the last OF the week for few
days, making some repairs on Mrs.
McCulIough's cottage
A. NJ. Best has returned to New
York with his family. Clarence Smith
Mr. Best's foreman and family have
moved into the house for the winter.
f. NJ Batchelder lost two valuable
cows last week from sickness and
Lee Hewes lost horse. The horse
dropped dead in the harness while
hauling a load
The subject of the sermon at the
Congregational church next Sunday
morning will be Revive Us Again
The evening service will be held at
745 unde' the management Of the c.
f. The subject of this service will
be THE Trust Verse lisa, 1872. The
leader is to be Evelyn Burroughs.
This will also be the monthly Roll
Call meeting Mrs. Addie Hewes has
brought her letter and will unite
with the church here.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1914-09-30

my are untrue.
Reports of the fall Of two OF the
Przemysl forts are inventions.
THE Austrian government alleges
the Russian troops have been using
dumdum cartridges. and in the course
OF their protest they remarked that it
Is not at p ,esent the intention of the
commander-in-chief OF the Austro-
Hungarian army to adopt reprisals.'
The correspondent of the Lokal An
zieger, in a dispatch published in Der
lin yesterday. points out that decis-
i've turn in the battle which has been
raging in the western theatre of the
war need not be expected for some
time. Subordinate actions OF decis-
i've character are becoming more gen
eral, the correspondent declares The
losses of the Germans have been ex-
t.aordinarily heavy and the fact that
those of the enemy have been even
greater is poor consolation. The
troops are confident that in the end
they will win the action.
a long column of French prisoners
of war arrived during the week from
the direction of Rheims. Last Mon
day the correspondent met a column
OF about 1000 men whose faces show.
ed that they were glad to have at
last escaped the turmoil and terrors
of this greatest of modern battle
fields.
Continuing the correspondent says:
my own experience and that of Off
GERS is that the population of north
ern France is maintaining a satisfac-
tory attitude. We meet such friend
illness as is reasonable to expect UNI
der the circumstances. Conditions
in France arc much better than in
Belgium"
The fighting near Louvain during
the second week OF September. which
led to the claim that Belgians and
French had retaken this city. is des-
cribed in the Cologne Gazette. This
paper declares that on the second day
Of tho fighting Belgian troops advanc-
ed to within two kilometers Ia little
over enc mile) of the Louvain rail
road station and poured a heavy ar
tilery fire over the station building
and the immediate neighborhood.
This compelled tire small German
force Of occupation to fall back be-
fore three Belgian divisions. which
were led by Kink Albert himself
The king displayed wonderful
bravery. 4 little later, however the
German field howitzers shelled the
enemy with such force that hasty
retreat resulted. The losses OF the
Belgians we're heavy. while the Ger
man artillery did not lose a single
man in killed or wounded. On the fol
lowing day. tho Cologne Gazette con-
tinues. the Germans. who in the mean
while had been reinforced. attacked
the Belgians Notwithstanding the
fact that the Belgians we're numcric-
ally four times superior TO the Ger
mans, they we're completely defeated.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1914-09-30

would be his running mate as head
OF the state ticket NJ. Senter en-
dorsed the double headed ticket, Mr.,
Howe himself took the floor in SUP.
port OF Mr.. Watson, who demanded
Howes candidacy as condition of
his own, and Howe later. like the
maiden in Hoods Deserted Village.
swearing he would ne'er consent.
consented"
IL IS fortunate for the people of Yer
mont that they have had these two
successive demonstrations of the com
bination of the interests and the
reactionary element regardless of no.
litical parties in Vermont to blocl,
the progress to the United Statoe
Senate Ct the one man representing
New England in the national service
who has dared stand up and insist
that a railroad or other public service
security should be as good as GOV.
eminent bond.
Charles A. Prouty is the one man
who has shown constructive states
manship in The great field of which
he is the recognized foremost figure.
and in the not distant future. the
great public corporations who desire
honest financiering will thank Prouty
for pointing the way to the restora-
ton of confidence in even such a fin
ancial confidence as the New Haven
railroad whose sympathizers are now
turning heaven and earth to defeat
him. Burlington Free Press.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1914-09-30
NOTICE |

To the Tax Payers OF the Village OF
Bennington:
A Rate Bill has been placed in my
hands for collection as follows:
so cents on the dollar for the VII
lage Tax, 20 cents on the dollar for
the Highway Tax on the Grand List
Of 1914.
l hereby demand payment OF said
taxes, and notify you that | will at.
tend ar the Bennington County Saw
ings Bank from o'clock a. IN. until
4 o'clock p. m.
There will be discount OF per
cent on Village tax If paid within 80
days.
c. II. Dewey, Treasurer.
Bennington, VT, July 10. 1914.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1914-09-30
NOTICE

To the Tax Payers of the Benning.
ton Graded School District:
A Rate Bill has been placed I'm my
hands for collection as follows:
80 cents on the dollar on the
Grand List of 1914.
hereby demand payment OF said
taxes, and notify you that | will at
tend at the Bennington County Saw
ings Bank from o'clock a. IN. until
o'clock p. m.
There win be discount OF per
cent on above tax II paid within 80
days.
c. II. Dewey, Treasurer.
Bennington, Vt, July Is, 1914.