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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-01-15

iest. gs id,eint. baB Die gopineton
DeiniIterinI aIioeiotipn Der ftdd)ltell
Sisune Der aonuniii1re BON Gopina-
ton beiipobnen uno perlonaen miro,
oab Die @irtbihoften an Sounta5en
aeid)IcHe,l nerber.
Die Gireftoren ser nerihieoc.
nen Hationnlbanfen BON Gopineton
eripabItcn geitern ibre 9eamteu fir
has la,ifenbe sSahr. Serr sSranf
Goan5 puroe oIs aliiitentfaIIirer IN
Der GrItcn 9totlonal 9ant ertpdblt,
IN alien onberen ganfen bagegen
Die alien 9eanteil beibebalten.
- Rihter 9raens Geri1tsIaal mar
geitern sebrdnst bon, als Der 5au bon
CHARLES unb Solepb Me9arpep auf9e.
rufen purbe. 8eioe iino Der Gntge'
sennabme seitpblener Sahen anges
tlast. Sn Der Worgeniisung nuroen
bic @eIhnorenen pereioigt uno ea
nuroe Rahmittae, ebe nit ben 3eus
aenausiasen bseonnen iperben fpnnte
Sas 3eugenperbor mar nod niht be-
enbet, ais Der 9erihtsbpf iid pertagts,
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-01-15
0eben 9te Gleii@ aat. iueun 9Dr
Miiden i9mer;t- Gpiileu Ste Sbre
0eierem nit Cali aus.

meroen oft numb, ons NniIer breirsf
inlo Sie jino ae5ipilnoen. 3iuei ODER
orei Wsnl ipdbreno Der and3t oufsu.
ftchen. ~
Gntipe6er foniultiren Sic iDiort
eineu suten, 5uperldiIigen ar5t, ODER
gle bolen iid, aus Der Mpothefe ef1un
bier lln5en Sno SaIs. Dan nebmc
einen GbIofiel noG in eineni 0lns
nit Maiier einige 1age lang Dor nenl
,sriibitiid ano ssfre 9deren iperOei'
odnn ipieoer gut orbeiten. Iies be.
riibmte Gals iii niis JralibeHldnre
uno 3ifronenioft aefilnd,t, perbnisoen
nit 2ithia, itno nurbe felt 8cnerdtio'
nen gebrald)f Inn TRACE Rieren an5i,.
reacl imb 5u reinigeu, ebenIo Inn Die
Sdnre i'm llrin su neiitraIiliren, 10.
bnb 6ieIeIbe nid3t mebr irritirt, uno
onburh benz NInienleioen .eiH enoe
gefnaht ipiro.
Cab Gals lit Elm 2ebensrettfr iiir
reauIire ssleiiheiier. Gs III billia.
fam nid)t ihaben nnn mnd,t Gin an.
eencbntes, ihdinnenbes SitbimpciEer-
(3efruuf.
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& Opbingtsn.

Sie Gupinstou Sifice iar bas pGip
einnatier 8olfsblatt" befinoet iidl i'm
8ebGuoe gtu. 509-511 Naoiipu
Gpeuue. slnseiseu, Mittbeilunsen
uno geitellunsen irsenoiueldsr Irf
iueroem bis 10 l1br abenSs baielbit
entgegcusenDmmsn. Selepbun SOutb
1854.
Ru'Tel Slider, 26, unb Selma
GeDrs, q, bon &tmbptton, g., erlangs
ten geitern einen 9eiratbsIhein.
Der. Stodten MarfbalI patrid
uub feline Deputies tpdren geitern iebr
oufssregt iibsr bic Mittbeilung, buB
Senator Ollie Sames oerrn R. 6.
Jorb bon Witbolesboro, ,ap., gum gun>
besmari6ou ernunnt bat. MarfboI
qSatrid 1T ieBt bier Sabre i'm amt.
sd Bin nt3t nebr lGnssr Elm
8iirger Der Ser. Stuotsn. Qm l.
Sanuar puros id glrger bon Gno.
lamb" srtldrte seftsrn Col. Soispb
pomfrep. Elm friiberer 3eitungsbsrs
ausgeber. gr perbratts ben seitriesu
Gag gum giniammeln bon Inter
f6rtften fir eine Petition, in fpelher
er ieinen guten Gbaratter noh3upeiien
futt. 9ieies Document tpirb er benz
a0ntg BON GngIano untsrbreiten.
pomfrep iuht iib einsn 9rafentitsl gu
iihern. gs beibt, bab er IN turer
3sit nad England 5urldte6rsn fpiro.
Or erbieIt eine groBe Qn3a6l Inter
1friften BON prominenten gursern.
Die 2atOnia 9spoiit gant err
ipdhIts boraeftern 4benp iolgenbe Be-
cmten: prdiioent, Or. R. See giro;
Di5e grdiioent, Sobn Sitsnborf; 9is
rettoren: s. u. gope. 6arpep Mener,
George Fimea, 5. S6ulte uno 6snr9
GUNNER; aoHirsr, Dm. u. Sarosz
beds.
Gin NIT beibsr 2lfte eefuGtes
JaB ieBte ssftsrn 0ahmittag bos
5lnterbaus bon sSobn gperman, 1O44
HuHeG Strabs, in granb. Die
Jeuernsbr loitte bic 5lommen nate
peHl slH Su9QDsH DpA % eNTrdHDen
mar.
- 8ur6 bic GrploIipn zines @afos
inofens IN Der Wpbnung bes WiQiam
Hpfett, 413 Wldin Strabe, tpurbe elm
Shaben non $65 perurIaht.
- Georse Surbsn. BON 2ubIop,
An., itarb geitern 4bsnb in ieiner
WobHuns go. "a Yopldr Str.
Sionep Storep, 9aeprdientant
Der gaatioual Diooel 2icens 2eaaue
pom louisville, belt geItern in Hie0.
Inns Hatbsteller eine 4nipra6e an
oie bieiigen @irtbe. 9ern Rebner
spuroe alle aufiIerfiantfeit geidenft.
Cine Vetition Don 8iraern, ruelde
gegen bic ShlfeBung Der @irtbI6at.
ten an Sonntagsn iino, IDurbe ge-
itern Nadntittag in 3irfulation se.
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Mmf1ne

- SdIimme Uerfesunaen an BET.
ben Stenteln trus aeftern Der 80
Sabre aite gduunternehmer Ouitup
WoeHer BON SO. 203 CORN Gtrabe
oapoH.- als er an Der Daniels unt
Dennis StraBe nit ieinem Dsipanfl
cine gDituna tinabfubr. 6ierbei
fhlua Der Baaen Am unb bearub Noe.
uer unter fih. Der WerIebte iDurbe
pon poifanten aus ieiner aefnhrpollen
2ass befrsi. unb bem itGbsii6kn Hrans
fcnhauie siuaeliefsri.
= Surd 4usaIeiten itiirste ositern
an Der Canal unb Nain Gtrabe bsr
70 ssahr. alte DsuMGk Mntbonp V0rt.
ter bon SO. 1874 a5eft 8. Gtrabe.
0enport, ap.. niebkE nnb sOa fh eli
nen 9ruh bes Hnten llHterorms au.
Der gcyunglidte fdHS 4Nfnobms TN
itaetifdea araniaba6ie.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-01-15

- Die 8ant BON 9unton belt ibrt
sSabres 9erIammlung uno gsnmten-
pabl nit fnlaenbem ReIultat: grd.
itbent, Sobn aruehtsn; 8i3e 9rdii.
bent, Wiliom u. goung; aaHierer
R. Wt. Wurtp. Die 0irettoren bakr
an bic 8efegaebung in Jrantfort sin
9eiuh ssrihtet. baB es ben Staatss
banten erlau6t isin iou, aftien in sis
ner aegional 8ant 81 balt.n.
- Yeter Mertss fiet an Der Norl
StraBs DON ieinem Wosen uno erliti
erhebli6e 8erlesunsen. Seins pferoe
ffeuten.
giner SeNf6s pon ct. Qpuis
sufolas 1T bic 5amili. bon 5. ST.
gbapins bon 214 Clan StraBt in
arobe 9ruuer perieBt porbeu. Sis
Duroe benahri6tigt, bob s. R,
ghappins, So Sabre oft, in mnIterio-
fer Meiie tobi in einem 2psirbous oes
funbsn nurbe. Gin Brief fpurbe in
i.inen Saf6sn gefuuoen, Der suy
sSbsntifi5iruug Der 2ei6e fiibrts. Die
ssdmile erbielt aeitsrn einen pom IL.
ssanuor batirten Brief, fporin er mit.
theilte, oab er iih Der beiten Defunoz
beit erfreus. Die Qeits piro oui
benz bieiisen evergreen Jriebbof beers
piot DerDen.
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1ieS unD 0a1.

- Die $50 ousqseienten SduImei,
iter, ipelde peniiOu besiebn, mlKer
iit in oisi.m Sabre eine G<rabiesunq
ibrsr geniion um 20 pro5ent ssfallsu
Iaiisn, neil Die guoaet aommiHion
6ieisn goitsn sntiprehsno befhniiien
bat Cine RatslbIung lam nihf er'
iOIasn. bob mag ois penIion i'm ndsbs
ten Sabre pisoer auf bic sinitiss Dob.
as6rad,, tDsfben, falls bic nctbuenci'
gen GeIbsr oOrbaHben iinb.
Die Cincinnati furniture Gr.
6anap bat bic 6erren ". u. Sisin'
mann. Sohn Seberasr. 6. r. Sireii
BiQiam Ssrtro unb Wm. giifoff uls
gusitub srnanni. um nit ben Beam
ten Der Cincinnati Wanufae.urerl
permaneut erbibii guiIbina 60. Be-
ratbuna bsslalih Der ausitsnuna bier
fabriairter W0beI in Der su errihten'
hen 4usitslungsbolle su pfleaen. Gins
GnsahI anbeny GeihGftsbranhen 3D.
ben bersits oissbesua!iGe absommer
aetroFfeH.
- Die Bomb Din Menfar. aifoeio
tim bat in ibrer lssien Sibuna eint
R.ibe BON geidliiifen gu 0uniien bel
Durhfiihruna ces BON Der porioer
StabtpsrnaItuna proieitirien .Giiriel
bahn. Sniiems" behufs Usrb<Heruns
bss lleberlanos8 s8ohnpertebrs anaeuom'
usn.
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Jeaer.

$50 3urd .inen fdobbaftsn SGorn'
itsin srtitano seitern i'm 3aufe Dor
). Smitb, an Der Qoiper Riper Wodo
nobe GsIbi. Elm 1euer. ous einer
Shobsn bon $500 anridiete. 3i'
5eusrp.hr mubte olarmiri perben uni
bic Wunnihaftsn botien Idngers 3eil
Su tbun, sbs lie Den 1rono unter Ron
troIle br!usen toRnten.
- 9urt einen StiiInIarm nurb.
RE Heueripebr nndb ben anIaaen be,
s. & 8. gii.nbnbn on Der 0irort
StraBe. nobs borrifon Mnenne aeru'
fen. no cine griide Der olten Snbiono
DipiiiOn burh ausflieaenbe fFunien
einsr Soipmo,ipe In Brnnb aeruthen
mar. Der Shaben III nidbi beoeutenb.
ou Der granb pon Der neuernsbl
ihneQ asIoitt tperben ioHnte.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-01-15

sansentn Sabre ipurbsn 5000 Gebur.
Ten anssmtlbtt. g<gen 7780 i'm Sdbr.
1912. Inter ben 9pbesfGlltn fignrirer
799 bon Hinbtrn inter einem SABRE
Die Shtpinbfu1t bat mil OFT 5Gller
bic bOhite Gttrblinteitssiffsr unite,
allen aronfbeiten ouf3uneiIsn. bod il,
bic 5terbIihteitsrate aesen pds Dor.
idhr BON 2.50 auf 2.45 berabgegdngei,.
Dem 9bpbus er!asen "a perfcntn,
SharIuh 20, Dipbtsritis So, Muftru
81, asutbuften so ufip. Die Qungens
entaiinouna forberte nit 608 bic 5treit,
grobte 3obI an Spfern.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-01-15

irodsue Qsihsfttide an5kies iein, NIT
ben gerIiteruneen Der .ipdrmiien uno
cuFrihiiaiien Jrsunbihofi Jbres er@
aebenlttn Disnsrs, Der Shre bdnse
tiiBt" unb bisiei iTom6gIih i'm lierto'
ippen Shlubias gum hunotrtltsr
wlaIe feline perfon unb Dienix osH
MorsiIoien an. Dor alien DerfduHen
ss tiniaermnbsn gIeitatiitllie ME, lih
aeaenisiiia als ~Jreunoe" 81 npciircr
phiren. lie r5r,unoe brnufen iin
| barum nitmals asIetn 5u hakn. no
Iitico~ uno .fino- 81 isiH. III sOsn
Zen Meritan.rH cberFss 0eies uno
critics gsoiirfriB.
Der quite 9on rcrlanai and In Wts
rito. BEL ieb.r paHabeu oon nnpa's
isnoen GsI.a.nkit gum GHsn uno
Srint.n .Insulascn. Beim eiisn III
Die Sote msiii nod niht 10 gefdhr@
lid. bic ginlobung niht ernit &C.
msint. Di. aufiorberuns: ~ub. gu
fa9" (.SIt's s.fdlisa") Miro in ses
/, riihriem Tanieston abselebH': -Ulus
tcs araeias", .Gus appropsts" (gs'
| iien Tant. Wcbl btiomm's) iRo ois
| Gaf,e III bamit meiiisns erlsoisi. 9
| uer gluiforberuns gum .Webmsu" lesr
fdialsn gopas. GIdstxn), oassssn III
niht 10 leitn 3u sntrinnen. 3u mosit
.ein beionoersr qiebhaber Der aus ben
uHmoelihen Gifsn3en rdffin!rt su'nms
meneefestsH Gopds unb in Der grcB'
ten gile Iein Is bislft eir allies
nihts, bu mubt NIT biHein In be
aaniins uno an 10 pieIen .HunDtn"
iheiin.bmen, als fih ssroos curItiss
Seelen 3uIammengefuuben hdben. 90
psrlangt ss niht aur bis unoisfutrs
bare SntersiIs Der aantinsnipiribs.
ionoern Dor alien Der frdgiruroigs
sgute son" in Weriic.
4ber allies III nihis i'm 9erglsih al
ben Gual.n, Sie bic 9orTisnunatn
(prsientaiion.s) in Weriio mi. iih
brinsen. Wan iieilt bort Dor: bi.
unm0slibit.n psrfonen an Den uns
m6sIi6iten Crien 81 ben uRmoslits
fen Soften. Der ~seme;nidme Jreunb"
iiebt ftsts unb iiberaIl ieinen bsiliss
fen 8sruf oarin. barmlole Wsnffen
oi,feinanb.r su beben. fie nit GswaIt
su ~getanntsn" uno Jreunnsn su mns
den. CT bat einen unssbeuren BE-
ianntentrsis, Der ts ibm ermoalid,
i'm @irtbsbans uiio i'm 1beater, lui
Der StraBe nab IN Der Irartnhn.
bel SodBeiien uno gegrdbniiIen Inn
Stiifen bon neuen gefanntifoiten sn
ihipelgcn. aein gittcn. fem s'e.
fhporen imo Trohen bilft - es IoIl
ino miib porgeiteIIt iperben. llno
nidt MIR porseitellt, bic 3fpei .nencn
sSreunoe" fonnen nid)t ilnlbin, iih in
Soilihfcitsbe5engnngen 5n erimopien.
einonoer Snus imb Sof. 8aaen iino
Fferoe, 9eib, 9eben uno @eiunofei..
anehi. Naso, Dds, gitI unb oIi,s
mas iein 1T, ail5ubieten. nit olleini,
ger ausnabnie Der ebelid)en Gcttin
mno Der gotlter. iuenn fie errpohicn
limb. sSn Der HeseI .piro bngn nod,
bic neue ssreitnoifoit uno Der fpm.
pIette geiieanstaiifd NIT biprricn
,.Gopos" bedgofien Sh iebe ben inn
propiiierten ssrtimms elmer auolpolIen
Shtnoe pielIeift ME i'm 2eben mie.
Der. l,no oiit Der gemeininme ,srei,nb
erslGrt bsi p<r krsinnig,n Derabs
idieouns. er .enne ben RemiHrn. on
oen id meine 3eit nno gufe 2oirne
nerioren uno mir ben WnaeH r,,inirt
babe. rnr gang oberiIahlid,, es iei
aud spenig OIL iriner getanntidaii
gelegen. -.
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MeAtttr itnb ainb erfranft.

Oeffern Mbenb ipurbt Or. GalItt
nod Ser Wobnnns Der q Sabre aIttn
0rnu Stella Barter eernfen. oa bic.
itlbt ertrnnft mar. Der Nrst itelts
ftft, bub bic srou Ioipis ibr neun Wn
nate altes ainb an 9npbus unb Gum
gtnentsiinbune litten, unb fcrste fiji
bic itleuriae usberfHhruna noh BEN
ifdbtii6en Sofpital. Die WObnune
tpirb gefdlcHen unb beute oesinfisiri
tuerben.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-01-15

linier asent in 6amilton 1T
!6err Gouarb Srmf, 449 Sao Iilmite
strahe. gel sel. 476 g., SDme
Rbone 1851 y.
- Sin sepifer Sobu g. 2lngsl
fpuroe Dorgeftern 4benb BON Der 30
li5ei Degen Betruntenbeit unb auf
8erbafH bin Derbuftet. gr bntte einen
gbed BON 500, ipelher anseblid BON
einem gepiHen Wm. z. 5bompion auf
nie bieiise Grlte Hationalbant ousges
ltsat mar uao ouf DeIAen er bon benz
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QofQl 8eridt.
Bon eincm auto nieoergcranat.

9eim 8erlniien zines StroBen.
babmuaggons Der Sobu StraBe 81
nie an Der Seegnr uno @eItpoob
aueEue ipuroe Der 10 Sabre aIte
5reo eppler, Don go. 1853 esmoaS
StraGe, BON eiuem autornobil, oos
Die 2i5ensmlmmer 6582 trug, mic.
oergerannt uno trug eiilen grild) oes
litlfen 4rmes baron. Ter Berlm-
gliidte Duroe Don 5reiinoell 3u Or.
s. @ieIanS an Der 8einpooo glpenlle
gebradt, lpelher einen gerbano an.
iegte, Doraui sSreunoe oen jiingen
Waun nah ieiner 8ofnung brad.
fpf,
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Dem sSabresbsriht oes Resiftrars
GDans pom Sanitdts Deport.men.
Sufolae iino i'm Sabre 1913 in unferer
Gtabt 6733 perfonen seitorbsn, ipas
cine Sterbl:hteitsrate bpa 1889 tes
beutet, SIM Sabre porher betrua bi.
3ahl Der I0oesfGae 6453. Sn Der,
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Gin g dim m er.

9ams: .Sm psrfiOHmen Wlonai
mar i6 ssra6e brsiunbsudnsis Sabre
ait
Jrsuno: I'D CLAUDE ss ia. ea1oise
Drnu. ipisoerboleu sic es mir bod
f6on felt sebn 5nbren!-
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nauIe N:ffhe.

~Shou elmer bielsn 6enhIsr an!
pisr in Der 6aiiptitabt sriffi man ihn
bsim fndi,menben geritsnIaft - ns.s
ter Doriistnbsr sir<s abiiineoIsrsUsr.
eins!-
~pt = i'd bla ID lnlosniso bier!s
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VNse q 3 80 f4 9aee. ..sssa q

apcibasF eEftaifeH bas eslo suxn6. mrnn
yaac Etnfmtnt nidi iudsnks. 6lines,
sss sisa ssss sss9s ssiss ssIIt
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1914-06-09
SOUTH sHAFrsBURY

Harold Botium Is lli
Miss Florence IAN VAS IN Renning-
ton Saturday.
Gilbert Vaughn Of Arlington was
la town Friday.
Edward n. Ball Of Pitisaeld Mass.
was in town on business Friday.
Miss Agnes Hurley spent the week
end al her home in Termination.
Miss Mary Gordon Of North Ben
nington visited In town Saturday.
Mrs. Frank Harris and daughter len.
ME were in Bennington Saturday.
Mrs. Susie Mcdonald and son Har-
old were In Bennington Saturday.
Charles Graves OF Sunderland
spent Sunday ut William whipple's.
Miss Flrenee Mosher OF North Ben
ning,on visited friends in town Fri
day.
Melvin Piper. farmer resident.
has been spending several days IN
town.
Truman Amidon of West Shafts
bury was in town ON business Mon
day.
Mrs. George Moore Of bennington
was the guest of Mrs. Robert A. Moon
over Sunday.
Norman Bottum and son Harold
spent Saturday and Sunday at Merle
Botlum's in Salisbury.
Mrs. Floyd Montgomery OF Shafts
bury visited her parents Mr.. and Mrs.
Martin Harrington Saturday.
Miss Elsie Millineton and Miss
Ruth Percy OF North Bennington Wis
tied friends in town Sunday.
Louis Robiner went TO Utica, n. Y.
last week. where he was to meet
some friends and 90 on a fishing trip.
Mr.. and Mrs. Myron whltcomb and
son Fay of Springfield VI came by
auto to Henry Beagles' Friday for a
yisit.
NJ. and Mrs. r. II. Williams. taugh
tiers, Maud and Orlie Dickerson spent
Saturday and Sunday at Cassayuna
Lake. making the trip by auto.
Mrs. Peter Heller is entertaining
her mother Mrs. George Benau. her
sister, Miss Emma Benau. and an
aunt. Mrs. Mary Manwiler OF Albany
David Bartlett has exchanged his
place here for the John b. Harring
ton place in Green Mountain Valley
and is to move there this week.
The |. o. o. r.. and Rebekahs will
held their Memorial exercises at |. O.
O. =. hall Sunday. June IA. at 3 D. IN
Rev. j. c. Mitchell of White Greek
n. Y, will deliver the address. II
will be greatly appreciated IL any
who have flowers. will give them al
this time. The public are invited "a
these exercises.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1914-06-09
TWO AMERICANS MURDERED
Report Of Burwelrs Fate Confirmed
=. His Companion Shot

Washington June 3t-mformation
tending to confirm reports of the
shooting of Burwell. an American at
Lake Tamaihua near Tampico. was
received at the state department to'
day. 1t was stated also that another
American who was in the boat on the
lake with Burwell suffered the same
fate at the hands of Federal soldiers.
a report that Burwell was shot as
a spy has been received by the State
Department. a further Investigation
of this report was instituted by the
Department today. Gen. CabellerC,
the rebel commander OF the Tampieo
district. is making FUN inauiry into
the case. .tsa tta fpatd fr
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read and answered by q woman
and held In strict Condolences "a
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1914-06-09
PENRosE PARAMOUNT ISSUE
Pennsylvania Progressives SO Declare
--Alleoi snce to Roosevelt

Harrisburg. Penn. June 4.-The
Washington Party, as the Progressive
Party in Pennsylvania is known, to-
day laid its plans for the coming
campaign, organized its State Com
mittee for the year and adopted its
declaration of principles. William
Finn OF Pittsburgh, was continued as
National Committeeman.
The platform adopted declares that
the paramount issue in Pennsylvan-
In today is Penrose and Penroseism.
To defeat Penrose and destroy for all
time the immoral system for which
he stands is the greatest task which
confronts u.s. the platform adds.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1914-06-09

Mrs. Leerss Warnef mas returned
from a visit viva her sister 81 Sche-
necfady.
Harold Hewitt Of Pitfsneid. form
~ resident. has been visiting rela-
tives IN ioNn.
The show windows of the = ' Glib
son store are being moved farther
towards the front
6npper NJ n. y. churoh. June 10. at
6 y. IA veal salad. potato. slIawberry
shorieake. etc. 25c. Stx
Miss Iaa II. Livingston il iakinx a
Few days Vacation from her duiies as
linotype uTsrstor ~ the lianner I'd
Zee.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1914-06-09
s2,ooo,ooo CARNEGIE GIFT
For institute at Observation-Disclosures
= for Workers There

For institute al PittsburDh-PensIo
= for Workers There
Pittsburgh. Juno 4.--Andrew Car
negle has added $4,000. zoe to the
many millions he has already given
to support and enlarge the institut-
ions he has created, in Pittsburgh
His latest donation was announced
this afternoon at a special meeting of
the Board of Trustees OF the Carne.
gle Institute by Col. Samuel Harden
Church, the recently elected Presi-
dent OF the board.
The $s,O00.OO0, which makes Mr..
Carnegie's gifts to the Carnegie In
stitute total $4,000, 900, is equally di-
vided between the institute and the
schools Of technology. The gift made
it possible for the Appropriations
Committee of the Board of Trustees
to increase the budget for the ensu-
ing year by S10O,903. the income from
the new endowment.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1914-06-09
after SUFFERING
TW0L0NG YEARS
Mrs. Aselin Was Restored t,
Health by Lydia E. Pink.
hams Vegetable
Compound.
Minneapolis, MINI. AFTER my little
one was born was sick with pains in

my sides which the
doctors said W ere
caused by infafnnia-
ton. | suffered a
great deal every
month anigrew very
thin. | was Under the
doctors cure for two
long years without
any benefit. Finally
after repeated sug-
gestions TO try 1--we
got Lydia Il. Pink
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1914-02-10
INSPECTION
OF Mt. Zion Lodge On Friday
Evening

At the regular February cUmmunica.
tion Of Mt. Zion lodge No. 9, F. & A.
NJ, held Friday evening the lodge was
inspected by Past Master Charles c.
Iams, district lecturer The Master
Mason degree was conferred by Wor-
shipful Master White and his corps of
officers. The work was well given and
the officers were complimented by
the inspection officer. A large mum.
Der Of members we're present during
the evening.
A most enjoyable feature of the
work was the snelections on the Vic.
trola by the Boston Masonic quartet,
The Victrola was loaned for the eve.
ming by Secretary Samuel H. Peter.
man. Following the work and the
inspection Victrola concert and
smoker was held in the club rooms
until midnight.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1914-02-10
HOT ONE
Handed Out By Gov. Cox To-
Rockefeller

Marion, Ohio, Feb. 7-Govern0r-
Cox faced large audience Friday af-
ternoon when he addressed the Marion
County Farmers Institute. The gov
ernor made hit when he said:
"Up in Cleveland Rockefeller says
he is going to fight the Warnes taxa
ton law. Hope he does. Every di--
rection he turns he will find the state
of Ohio there too, and by the etern->
al, if he stays in Ohio and enjoys the.
same blessings and privileges you,
farmers do he's got to pay his just,
share of taxes or get out of the state
Were perfectly willing the richest
man in the world should stay with
us, but if he does he'll have to pay
his taxes"
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1914-02-10
me.tina Mrs. Spider.

In "Insect Biographies With Pen
and Camera" the author pictures the
plight of the unlucky fly who has en-
tered Mrs. Spiders parlor:
1t is struggling to escape from the
unexpected net which in some mys-
terious manner has suddenly envelOp-
ed 1t when creature of terrible as
pect hastily rushes out upon it. Eight
bead-llke eyes glare wildly upon the
terrified fly. A large, hairy and bristly
finger-like palpus on each side OF this
appalling face waves and fiourishes
with angry menace in tue air, appar-
emily quivering with malignant glee.
Then one OF those cOmbed and claw
ed feet is stretched toward the hap
less prisoner. and the threads that
hold the fly are suddenly frightened up
as the monster pulls them together.
Then the spinnerets eject a shower OF
silken strands over the fly. and it is
spun round and round on the threads
that hold it until at last it Is securely
enveloped, stl,i alive, in sllken bonds.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1914-02-10
Trapping a Coyote.

The coyote is one of the sllest and
hardest of all fur bearing animals to
trap. He delights in digging up traps,
springing them, eating the bait and
otherwise disturbing the set without
getting caught. His sense of smell is
very acute. The best way to trap him
is to build bonfire over the set after
the traps have been properly placed.
Throw into the embers some bacon
rinds. chicken bones or, better yet,
bones of sage hen or grouse. The coyote
habitually searches about camptires
for stray bits of meat and is therefore
less wary. The fire obliterates the
traces of the set, eliminates the tracks
and smell of human being. and the
odor of the burned meat will attract
him from long distance. He is more
likely to walk into the trap thus dis
guised with the remnants of a camp
fire than any other unless you have a
carcass literally surrounded with traps
with a severe winter on and no other
carcasses within miles.-W. F. Wilcox
in Farm and Fireside.