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Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1915-10-21
Gricss-@etipptcs.
Die SstrstGrin fab an Ger
Shreibmai9ine.

Die SstrstGrin fab an Ger
Shreibmoidins.
Der 9idter oittierte unter ipilben
@ebGroen uuf bas I9Dne popier:
~. llnb aIs Der Seinb i'm 2anhe mar
@Ieib einem pIlimpeu 9iieienSradlen =
erbob iid) in SlIlbeutIhIano gar
Gin fiirdterlites 9ieinemaden ="
glls bas 2ieo 5u @nbe ipar, sog
bic Sefretdrin ben 8ossn aus Der
Maidine unO iiberreidte ibn ibrem
9rptberrn. Der begann bas @etippte
5u iiberlefsn. unterbrod fid aber
balb un6 idrie Die SetrstGrin an:
,Qlber SrGnlein! Sic ba6en ia une
itatt ~fiir9terli6es Reinemaden"
bier ssfdrieben:
@rbob iid in aabeutid,lauo oar
Gin fiirdterIi6es 9aeimemaden -.
Gum 0onnertpetter, Srdulein. pie
fommen sic benn basu!?"
gber bic Setretdrin ent9esnete
b0fli9 un6 beI9eioen: AID, Ssrr
Dottor, id badte BLOB = peil sic
bod iebt 70 fdredlid pisle arissss
Iiebsr bidten -"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1915-10-21

SIN @ifer bes @efe9 ts.
@eteran (pon elmer S9Iu4t er5dhs
lenb): ~. limb mir f9ofen mi,
Iauter 9eibeIs, 10 oaB bic &anonen
rotsliibenb pur6en!"
Gin 3peiter: ~9lber ipie tonntst ibr
iie Osnn Iaoen2"
8eteran: rOumn.topf! 0a mar teis
ne 3eit gum 2aSen - Od ipuroe
blob gei4OFen unb INNER ssidoi'
fen,"
9roBmiitis. Sreisr (Sum
Batter Der 8ersbrten): so f6rpfi
iusifen Sic mid ab, na9oem id1 mir
ipsgen Sbrer Sodter Die SdubIobIsu
ob9elaufen babe2"
naaHsn Sic iih nuf meine 9ied.
nuns elm Pdar primu 2udifiefeI on,
pafen!~
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1915-10-21
eas 9ernitsef:intnis.

Bid s'nahit in ba Ratiir9fdlibt grab
ga Zebra b Sau burdlnimmt.
Suat fraa'u or bel Der @'le9'nbcit aa,
8as in bic gBiiridht' nci' iimmt.
90 ua moant Dos, bd amber fcI,
Sod loans tnppt ridtig brduf,
Srum friag'ns aa firm nd9it'n Sas
96s gIei als glrteit allf. -
limb mia n SanI'l uada 5'eridbt
@Iei 3 biirileiu triftt.
Sn bnt'r in ieinem Gufiasbeft
Hig ais bic lleberifrift.
.Sast b66er 9ebts ipabrbafti net"
2egt los ba Zebra glci,
.8nrit b fauI gum fraa'u? llno babts
ia ieIm
2aboam a Ieeserci."
~@an5 e'pib. Serr Zebra, ipoaut ba
8ud,
IS bab' mein'u goSnn g'fragt;
Ser bat mir oane eiui9 9'baut
llub iunit toa 8prt'I 9'iagt.-
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1915-10-21

3immerbermieterin gum
einberufenen Mieter): r2eben sic
pObl, Serr TriboIin. 9o mir erit ben
Is. baben, bGttsn sic eisentIi9 nod
bis gum 1. nd9ien MOnats Nliste
5ablen miiNen."
Wieter: Die folIen sic nidt
einbIben. 8sim 5rieosnsidIuB meIs
ben Sic einfa9 Die Sorberuns Sur
&riegssnti1dbi9ung an"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1915-10-21

- Gin @prI 9lag 5ur g lie
lie. 8ei elmer S9iibengiloe erI4sis
men einige 8auern aus Dem Ra4bar<
borfe unO eriu9en Oarum. 0aB bieis
elm tleiues Set in nllernd4Iter 3eit
beronilalIen mOdie. giu9 benz "@ars
um9" gefrogt, ontportet elm 6ieoeres
8duerlein: aNeil's oa allepeil Uers
resnet. menus ibr an S5eIt mu4t,
unO mir ben Re9en nottuenOig sebrau'
9en."
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1915-10-21
sus Scr edlule.

SIN seosrapbiibsn llntsrridt fiihrt
Der 2ebrer ole Sinoer in bas 8ers
itGnbnis oes aartsnbil0eS elm. 8erse.
Seen, SIiiiis unb oerslei4su iiuo ben
&teiuen i9On betannt. ~Das mos
gen pobL bas fir 2inien ieing" fragt
Ct unb Seist auf bic 2Gnsens unb
8rsiieneraoe.
rSddbsuer6bsn, Serr 2ebrer", ruff
6a Elm tIeinsr. bruIItr 9urf4e.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1915-10-21

- Sas fast genus. Sin
9aber, por5iisIitber S9orfi4iiBe, miro
gefragt. pie pieIe @nsIGnber er pO6l
fdon beruntersetnoIlt babe. sd
lpoob net" lautet bic glnttpOrt. Il
bin bod 10 @ebG9tnistiinIt
= eIbftbepubt. Radbar:
Serr &ruuie, iuurum baben sic ii9
iebt erit ols 9rieesfreipiIliger semeIs
bet, porum nidt f9on friibers
Serr &rauie: Ra, neil ib iebe.
bob fie Obne mid nit ben SronSoIsn
unb Rufen unb Gn9Idnbsrn oO4
ni9t fertig iperoeu t0unen!
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1915-10-21

am Stammtif d. Gin
60idbrieer Serr riibmt iid. bab sr
aud ned ben Strupasen bss arieses
seipa9ien pGre. IRA. ma. meint
6arouf elm amOsrer. pSie tuH ia gee
labe 10. als ob Sic ouf Den Sries
trainiert pdren."
r8tn i'd AUDI. sibt sr la6eno our
4ntport, lid mar bod oreimdI pers
heiratet."
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1915-10-21

= Gin tleinsr Sparer.
Gmtl: ~9u. Sribe, for ben Ssdier,
ben Dir 9ein Ontel 9tujuIt ieI9entt
bat. ppll'n pa uns bod jebronnts
ManbeIn boIsn!"
Sribe: r9u biit poII, nee, bofor
topf id 8riessanIeibsl"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1915-10-21

@etreuli9 befolst. 2tuf<
Ieber: ~Spon 9au!instp, Saurte gee
m:iner, Oh baIt mid ia beIogen!"
llnterbeamter: pWluB i9 bod,
Gnutopitfb bodttrsbrter, Is ii4
oOa ~8ubriagsn" in RuBluuo itrense
perbptenl@
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1915-10-21
Snrufeft.

-Gmp6tung. 9rutI6er 8ries
ger gum sefdngeSen SronSpien):
@ie babt Sbr Sud bern 6as seoo9t,
uns aus uuierer iefen SteGIung gu
bsrtrsiben2-
Sronaoie: mir rOlIten gu9 in
Der 6lanis puden unb bunn uufroIs
len."
9suti9er: rAuatT9 - mir iinO
bod teins RcIlT5Pit!.+
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1915-10-21
SatbcSer6lhtcn.

9us mar Ole iogenannte CUTE aIte
3eit, bie man nur nod bier unb
bu in ben bumpriitifdsn 8Idttern
finoet.
Sas mar Der beriibmte 90B nit
Der eiiernen Sanb, bic er in einem
friiberen @efe9te perloren bate: er
mubte bann nod Ionss Sabre init
ibr tGmpfen.
Denn man 9Ifrifa treus unb qusr
bur4itreift. 10 nennt man bus afrita,
reiienoe.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1915-10-21

nNo = NOS is paiter nit Sips
JigurizSoloaten - 2eiertaIten is
tain 42er Drummer - @pfeIiinen
toine 8omben nidt unb bas bib6sn
@idttaroni ellen mir aud Iai6t auf!
Was bleibt ba nod matter iebrig2
&erem faepen!"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1915-10-21
Gin bic Stalicucr.

Sic iibIi6en So65eitsrciien
Sn euer geieguetes 2ano,
Die Iaiien fortau mir beiieite,
gSir baben eudl griinolid ertannt.
gtir infer iiingites Sdrdlen,
Sas ihiden mir bieIe 3eit;
SIR pibt. bab Der beutide Ni6cl
Sie bide @erta gefreitl
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1915-10-21

Ser 9monn. &tisssfreis
luiIliser @intler. mas iino Sic i'm
3ipil6eruf9
llbrmader. Serr SsIOpsbeI!
9oBt ii9 ia ausse5eidnet; idleis
ben sic nal ba an ben fran5OiiiHen
8orpoIien ran uno lafsn Sic i4leus
nisIt bas Iebte StiinbIein bon Dem
@srl fhIdaen!
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1915-10-21

- g d on mDsIi8. SD peib.
bab mid Der 2eutnunt 3imperlid
liebt! glber parum mu9t sr teinen
@turmansrif auf mein Ser8aen9l
Ser lit iebenfaas nur sorniions
6ienitfdbis!
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1915-10-21

Inter Oi9tersfrauen.
GiTen Sic, sic brnuden Iib ouf bic
2eiitungen Sbres Tlannes gar ni9ts
sinSubiloen. mein Mann 1T opa oieI
uniterbIi9sr lpie Der Sbrige!
= Sin gepanoter Yers
tGufer. SGuferin: limb ipeIde
5aeon piirbsn sic mir fir 8IuIs
empfebleng"
8srfduier: -Dos iiberIaHs id gang
Sbrsm @sidmnd. snGOise 5ruu. =
Sdon JrieOrid Der 9roBe iaste. in
.isinem Stnats tDnne iebsr nab iei'
nsr Soeon isIis lperpsn.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1915-10-21

.glimm fofort bic 9unb aus Der
Tai9e Oss 2llbaniers, Osrfl... pos
IsntafreFer - ionit iOnit, slaubit
9u. oaB 0u blob alIeine tIauen
barfit9"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1915-10-21

Suues Srau; 9itt'i9Sn, Serr
5eloipebeI. t0nute mein Mann nt4t
fir unabtDmmIi9 ertldrt iperoens
SeIopebel: Darum9
Sunge Srau:: 44. mir finb
erIt felt brei Sagen berbeirotet!
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1915-10-21

-8osboft. WeinbGnOIsr Tim
8ariete gum 6reunbe): nGroBartig,
mas Der @4IangsnmeuI4 madt, lpie
er iid pinOst!!"
6rsuno: IRA, iper 9einen 1913er
trintt, briu9t's aud suiammsHl"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1915-10-21

= .Ob, 0u fiiBsr faubrsr Ssrbs.
tpie f9On lit es, perbunten gu iein
sssen 9tuitria. Of. pie Iieben mir
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1915-04-10
MGR. ]. B HAR TE
BUYSLOTFOR NEW
PICTURE THEATER
Deeds For Sale of Riddle Properly
To Be Passed Today
WILL BEGIN BUILDING At ONCE
New Theatre viii Be Entered from
Main Street and Have Capacity
Of II 90

1t is expected that deeds will have
been signed before night for one of
the biggest real estate deals made in
Bennington in some time, the sale of
the lot on Main street known as the
Riddle property to John b. Harte,
manager of Library theatre.
Mr.. Harte has been negotiating for
months for site on which to build a
theatre. Recently he secured an op-
tion on property on Union street and
made preliminary plans for building,
but he has decided to purchase the
more desirable site on Main street
The property purchased has i front
age of 81 feet and depth of nearly
150. While his ideas for the new the
atre have not completely crystalizcd,
Mr.. Harte will probably erect build
ing 80 feet long and about so feeI
wide, running east and west and par
allel with Union street Such a bund
ing will give him seating capacity OF
about 100
Mr.. Harte's present plans are 20
erect an arcade entrance just east of
the Norton property at present occup-
led by Abe Satter. The long vestible
will be made at a slight grade so
that the entrance to the theatre will
be at the highest point in the inclined
floor.
1t is Mr.. Harte's intention to begin
the construction OF the theatre at The
earliest possible date.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1915-04-10
SOLD BELGIAN FLAGS
Report of the Flag Committees for
the Belgium Relief Work.

As the children of the various
schools of Bennington and North Ben
nington have gone around among the
citizens with the little Belgium flags
they have met with a ready response
from the people. Through their ef-
forts the sum of $500 has been rails
ed for the Relief Work. OF this
amount Bennington gave $685.. North
Bennington $1S.15.
Each school without exception did
their part. The Banner schools in
Bennington are Miss Carpenters ana
Miss Harris. The fifteen pupils in
Miss Carpenters school collected $13
The pupils in Miss Harris room co..
lected $7.32.
The pupils who collected the larg-
est amounts are, Hamilton Shields
and Alexander Drysdale.
The committee wish to thank all
who assisted in making the Flag Day
so profitable and to mention the fol
lowing pupils who did especially well:
Alice Buss, Lillian Cantor, Gather
inc Coyne, Helen Cushman, Halsey
Cushman, Alexander Drysdale, George
Graves, Frances Holden, Richard llol
den, Waldo Holden, Harold Hurley.
Edward Pilling, Ella Pratt. Hamilton
Shields, Karle Townshend Roger
Thompson. Mac Turner, Jennie Watt,
Marion Williams.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1915-04-10
2 ANNIVERSARIES
CELEBRATED BY
CUSTER POST
Organization Of the Post Thirty
Eight Years Ago, MarGh22, 1877
LEES SURRENDER APRIL 9, 1865
Several interesting Features on The
Proqram-supper Furnished by
Ladies of the Relief Corps.

The Grand Army campfire at the
rooms of Custer Post Friday evening
was one of the most successful held
by the post in recent years. The at
tendance was large and the program
varied.
At $50 the ladies of the Relief
corps furnished a bountiful supper.
which was so much appreciated that
the tables had to be set a second
time to accommodate the waiting list.
The campfire was in commemora-
tion of two events, the surrender OF
Lee to Grant, April 8, 1866 and tho
organization of Custer post, March %,
1877. or the SO charter members or
the post when it was organized oS
years ago II are living and two wera
present at the campfire.
Col Thomas Harmon presided and
spoke briefly at the opening. The two
features of the program were the his
tory of the Grand Army posts of Ben
nington by Albert NJ. Downs and an
address by w. r. Stocking of VIII
Jamestown, chaplain Of the MassacLu-
sets state department of the G "A. Z.
Comrade Downs told of the organi
zation OF Custer post 3S years ago and
read list of charter members ana
then traced the history of the post
down to the present when it has L
membership of only 40 survivors
though Bennington sent nearly 400
soldiers to the war. He told of tho
division of the posts and its reunit-
ing and of the organization of the
Relief corps and Sons of Veterans.
In closing he paid special tribute to
the ladies for their aid to the old sol
diers
Chaplain Stocking was soldier in
Grants army when Lee surrendered
to Grant fifty years ago Friday and
gave a graphic picture of this cuimin-
ating crisis of the great war. Other
speakers were Post Commander L.
f. Amidon Of North Adams, who told
of the wonderful record made ny Yer
mont soldiers in the Civil war, Philip
T. II. Pierson and Frank e. Howe.
Mr.. Persons remarks were chiefly OIL
Gen. Robert E. Lee, the defeated Con-
federate commander.
Other features of the program were
selections by the Y. NJ. G. A. orches-
ira, solos by Mrs. Guy Norton, Mr..
Pellerin and C. E. Fletcher, singing
by male quartette and quinteite
with Mrs. Helena Downs as soioist,
recitation by Howard Rudd.
AT the close of the exercises A. M.
Downs exhibited the flag of Company
A of the Second Vermont. Two vet
erans of this company were present.
Jerry Hulburt OF Bennington and
Henry c. Seeger OF Stamford.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1915-04-10
TO OPEN ANARCHISTS FARM
Ferrar Association Will Dedicate
Property in Raritan.


Metuchen. ~ j.. April 9.-Fotty
anarchists and their children will
make their home in Raritan Township
after May .. On that day the dedica,
ton of the new branch OF the Francis
co Ferrar Association will take place.
In celebration of the taking OF title
to the Walter Rush farm of sixty
seven acres. the Ferrar Colony Com.
mittee has arranged a dinner to be
held next Tuesday in Beethoven Hail.
210 Fifth Street, Manhattan. at which
the speakers will be Lincoln Stotfens.
Amos r. Pinchot. Hutchens Hapgood.
Robert H. Hutchinson Henrietta ROD
man, f. Yanowsky, Gilbert B. Roe.
Harry Kelly, Joseph j. Cohen, and
Leonard p. Abbott.
The plan is to cut the Rush farm
into small parcels so that each anar-
chist can have part on which TO
raise garden truck. The colony is
situated near the Fellowship colony
of Socialists, but is not in connection
with il.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1915-04-10
FRACTURED BOTH WRISTS
Mrs. Anna P. Wood Meets With
Severe Accident on Union Street.

Mrs. Anna p Wood Meets With
Severe Accident on Union Street.
Mrs. Anna p. Wood, who resides at
the corner of Main and Pleasant
streets and who is employed as repair
woman at the Nichols store on Main
street, fell while on her way home
Friday noon and sustained fracture
of both wrists.
Several young women who were IN
the vicinity at the time hurried 10
the injured woman's assistance aul
accompanied her to her home. Ply
sioians who were summoned found
that Mrs Wood had sustained frao-
ture of the ulna, the inside Done OF
the forearm just above both wrist
Joints. While the injuries are severe
and will confne Mrs. Wood 20 thr
house fer some time. the physicians
we're of the opinion that she would
recover the use of her wrists, as both
fractures were clean breaks
1t was stated on the street today
that Miss Irene Barnes, one OF the
young women who assisted Mrs.
Wood to her home, some time ago fell
at the same spot in the sidewalk and
sprained her shoulder
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1915-04-10
iMPEDED AN OFFICER
Three Young Men Lectured in Rut
land Municipal Court.

land Municipa Court.
Rutland, April Sc. r. Thomas
and Charles Reynolds of this city and
Edward Scanlon Of Dorchester, Mass
all young men. were hailed into city
court by States Attorney c. V. roGlm
today as a result OF their atti.lde
late last night when Policeman Jesse
Young arrested William Whall ol a
nonsupport charge Whall escaped
from the officer and Young reS,.pt,ued
him in dark place in the railroad
yard. Thomas, Reynolds and Scan
Ion interfered and Mr.. Young drew
his revolver and ordered them Oft
States Attorney Poulin told the court
that he did not have sufficient eVi-
dence to convict the young men Of the
serious offense and they were reieas-
ed after lecture.
Judge Swinnerton sent Whall TO
Jail for six months on the evidence Of
his wife that he had not contributed
in two years to the support of her and
her four children. ranging in age
from five months to four years.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1915-04-10
JOINS ENGLISH ARMY
Alexander McNichol of North Adams
to Fight in France

Alexander McNichol OF North Adams
to Fight in France
North Adams, April 10-Mr. and
Mrs. John McNichol of Liberty street
were startled yesterday to receive
word from the British war office that
their son, Alexander McNichol, 81
years of age, had enlisted and Is now
getting ready to go to the front In
France to Join one of the armies OF
the allies. Young McNlchol went
away from his home in North Adams
several months ago, and his parents
had not know of his Whereabouts In
til the word came that he was in tha
army. He was born in Scotland, but
had been in this country since
child, having been brought here many
years ago by his parents. For a tire
he worked on a milk route for his
father. but decided that he would
give that business up about five
months ago. He left North Adams
soon afterward. He had but little
money with him when he went away,
and his parents are sure he must
have worked his passage to England,
where he enlisted. While they dre
anxious for his safety. they are still
very proud of the young mans 1--we
for his native land and his show OF
patriotism in enlisting
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1915-04-10

EoR sALE-Desrable Property. The for
ch,sive summer Colony. near the historic Battle
Monument, BenninQton. Yermonti I - miles
from Troy. n. "; 2G miles from Manchester,
Vt. Convenient TO the Mt. Anthony Country
piazza. Ten rooms, two baths, steam heat, city
water. electric iiht. Large basement with
cement door. Chim neys torhreplaces. About
q acres of iland. Barn, garage wei, orchard
shade trees and shrtibbery. House we'll back
from 81 eet. south easten exposure. Fine
view. Good air Rare Opportunity for tho
right parties. Apply to Rev. Thomas X. oarty
207 Main St. HUE
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1915-04-10
FRENCH PRESSING
VICTORY NOR TIL
OF ST. MIH|EL
Have Taken ill.,. Al0rar, ''inp at
les Epa1ges But Losl n.~iIy
FRENCH STEAMER IS TORPEDOED
Chateanbrand Sunk Near Isle of
Wight-LuIl in Fighting in SaI-
pathians, Due to Exhaustion.

Paris, April 10-SeyeTe lighting con
tinues along the heights of the Meuse
north of ST Mihiel. The French Yes
terday captured Les Eparages after
a terrific contest and are today press
ing forward their advantage.
Reports indicate that the losses
have been severe and from the fact
that the French are attacking the TN
trenched positions of the enemy 1t is
feared that the casualty lists will be
most lamentable.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1915-04-10
E. H. HOLDEN RE-APPolNTED.
viii Continue to Be Judge of Ben,
i.lnaton Municipal Court.

Judge Edward H. Holden has been
re-appointed judge of the Bennington
municipal. court by Governor Gatos.
The governor has also re-appointed
Municipal Judge S. Henry Conlin at
Winooski and II. II. Blanchard at
Springfield.
Henry W. Lund of Canaan has been
appointed municipal judge for Essex
county to succeed Kyle T. Brown of
Lunenburg. The new judge is native
of CRANKY, 81 years old, and gradu
ate of St Johnsbury academy. He
has served several terms as states
attorney for Essex county and has
been a member OF the legislature.
Governor Gates will soon appoint
the judges for the new courts at
Hartford and Fair Haven established
by the recent legislature.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1915-04-10
WEATHER FORECAST

For eastern New York ana wcst' III
Vermont cloudy tonight and Sunoay
Probably showers Cooler north per.
tion tonight and north and central
portions Sunday.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1915-04-10
TANGO TO BE BARRED
Similar Dances Also Are To Be Put
Under Ban in Paris.

Paris, April 9, 1901 a. ma decree
prohibiting the dancing of the tango
and other similar dances in Paris is
being prepared by the municipal au-
thorities. 1t is expected that it will
be issued shortly and enforced with
energy
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1915-04-10
FRANCIS MORRIS DIES
Prominent Amsterdam Man Head OF
Biz Knittinu Plant.

Amsterdam, N. Y, April 9.-Francjs
Norris, president of the First Nation
al Bank of this city and senior mem-
Der of A. V. Morris & Sons, one Of
the largest knit goods manufacturing
concerns in the country, died This
morning OF apopleXy in his sixty
fourth year
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1915-04-10
NEW MRS. BOB FlTzsIMMoNs
is Temo ZiIlen, Associated With Him
in TheatricaIs.

Washington. d. c.. April Bob
Fitzsimmons, the former heavyweight
pugilistic champion, was married last
night to Miss Temo Zillen, who has
been associated with him in theatri'
Gals for some time.
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due to sudden change in the wealth
er, exposure. or any cause. If neglect
ed, may lead to serious lung troubles.
Keep Downs Elixir in the medicine
cupboard, and take before the cold
develops into pneumonia, or con-
sumption becomes seated. Sold
everywhere.
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EOR SALE-Wby not give that boy healthy
L vocation and indepepdent llvlng2 Here is
your opportunity. within two miles OF post
office about 80 acres of land, well sdap'e1 for
orchard. No buildings. Price 5000. Address
BOX AZ Remington, Vt. 46t6
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VOR sALE-A double black walnut desk
owned by J. T. Remin0ton, at 409 Hillside
Street, Remington. Alta
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1915-04-10

London, April 10-The French
steamer Chateubriand was toipedoed
and sunk off the Isle of Wight Thurs
day She was bound from London to
New York. Her crew of % men reach
ed shore after "A hours OF severe
effort
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ROR SALE-The ElrHe UTIVk uWtII!IIE VI
e Pleasant st in the>yillage Of Bennington,
formerly occupied by the late, Anna G PARK
This house hss spacious gfSunds and contains bnts,
room. large wood shed and fopr room cellar.
II ia equi sped with all modern improvements.
This place which is one of the mfst desirable
i'm Renuineton will be sold at very reason
allie price Appy to II H. webster, H. Y.
Hesly or Edward j. Hall, Bennington. 4Stt
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EOR sALE-Lot e91Sxls0 It. on corner West
Main aud Harrison Ave Enquire G r..
Donney. Tsl. 262W. 4it25
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FOR sALE-Eggs for setting. r. G. Whit
Wyandottes. One straight Fishel pen.
eggs $1.0O. Utility stock mostly Fishel, Is egg
75c 90 for s2.25; 100 for "a 90. 80 per cent fer
tilIty guaranteed. W. G. H. Cushman, North
Bennington. l3tf
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FOR SALE Kent strain of White Leghorn
eggs for setting l5 for 81. 90. Choice pens.
mated to unrelated males. j. Fl. Livingston
OIL Main ST., Bennington 4ltt
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Petrograd, April 10--Fighting in the
Carpathians has ceased for the pres
ent owing to the exhaustion of both
armies The Russians have gained
the advantage at every point.
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FOR SALE-Eggs for Matching from heavy
winter laying strain of X. G. Il. |. Reds
soc per dOz 81 90 rer hundred guaranteed 20
per cent fertile. James Il. Powers, No. Ben
DingtOu. VT. 32t25
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MISCELLANEOUS

CLAIRyoYANT-At 202 Pleasant street
" Also treatments for pain. Sstf