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South Bend news-times., 1915-10-05
LOCAL BOY CAPTAIN
OF !NDlANA'S TEAM

South Bend boy, Frank Wnitak-
er. will be the captain of the Indiana
university football team at the big
game of the season to be played with
Washington and Lee university at In
dianapolis on Oct 80. A statewide
campaign has been started for the
purpose of interesting all former stu
dents of the state university in this
game and the prospects are that there
will be a record breaking crowd pres
ent at the game.
1t is expected that Pres't Wilson
viii witness the game inasmuch as he
viii be present in Indianapolis on the
day previous to attend a teachers
convention. 1t is planned to have a
box erected at each end Of the foot
ball field and the president VIII Oc-
cupy the box at the Indiana end dur
ing one-half of the game and the box
at the Washington and Lee end dur
ing the other half.
In working up an attendance for
the game a chairman has been ap-
pointed for each county ]. Elmer
Peak has charge Of the arrangements
In this county A special train prob
ably will be run over the Lake Erie
road for the transportation of St Jo-
seph county alumni
South Bend news-times., 1915-10-05
FED STAR HERE
TO SEE FRIEND
Leslie Mann of Chicago Champ Team
Visits Coach MetZIer OF
High Team.

Leslie Mann. a member of Chicago's
pennant winning team OF the Federal
league, stopped off in this city yes
terday TO visit c. A MetzIer. physical
director and athletic coach at the
local high school
Mann is travelling from Chicago,
which city he eft at IL o'clock a. m.
yesterday, to Springfield. Mass, where
ne will attend Springfield Training
college of the Y. NJ G. A
Mann arrived in South Bend late
yesterday afternoon and at once in
Quired for Metzler and he was direct
ed TO Leeper park where Metzler was
drilling his squad
When Mann arrived unnoticed to
Metzler he fell in behind the team
and looked on at the practice. Metzler
was in the act of "bawling' out a
member of the team for poor play
ing, when Mann said:
We'll, Metz. That's just like you
used to do it,"
What's that" said Metzler, who
-ecognizing Mann's voice. ran over
to him. Metzler left the football team
at the field and went riding with
Mann, in his big Lexington machine,
which car he is driving on his trip.
Metzler was captain of the Spring
field team back in 1911, and playing
fullback. he played alongside of Mann
who was quarter that year
According to Metzler Mann was the
star of the team, for being a ten sec
ond man on the cinder path. he could
travel in football togs. That year
Springfield met the Carlisle Indians
who then boasted OF the mighty Jim
Thorpe. and the game resulted into 2
match between Thorpe and Mann.
The Indians were victorious. Thorpe
making all their points totaling 80.
against % for Mann
Last year Mann was a member OF
| BOstOn's world champions and after
jumping TO the Feds he became a
member of another winning team.
In last Sundays games Chicago and
Pittsburgh were fighting it out and
| because In the first game when Mann
| in left. and Zwilling in center field
mussed UP a fly ball that enabled
Pittsburgh 10 tie them. and later pas:
/ them Mann told Metzler that in the
/ second tilt OF the afternoon which
meant the pennant or third place. anC
! all on his account. he lost ten pound.
+ by worry, and got 40 more gra,
hairs"
Mann viii resume his trip this aft
. ernoon. after spending the day Will
MetZler
South Bend news-times., 1915-10-05
Laurel Results.

First race. mile and 20 yards-An
Smiles, S4.1O, S3.1O, $3.50. won; Mabel
Dulweber. $3.50. $3.50. second; Borax,
$500. third. Time-1:46 2-5. Knee
let. Day Day. NOrius Yodels and Har-
~ Junior also ran.
Second race. 1-2 furlongs-BOnnie
Carrie. $40. $500. $500. won: Moon
stone. $3.50, $3.4O. second; Rose
Juliet. $3.50. third. Time-1:O9 3-5.
Broom Corn, Sandlight and White Eye
also ran.
Third race. mile and 20 yards-Star
of Love, S24.40, $3.50, $3.50. won; No-
liant. $3.50, $3.50, second; Nouredden,
$2.40. third. Time-1:46 1-5. Videt.
Northern Light. Penny Rock and
Ethan Allen also ran.
Fourth race. furlOngs-Geo
Smith. $32.30. $14.7O. $11.6O, won;
Slpshod. $3.90,$3.4O. second: King
Neptune. $500, third. Time-1:1S 3-5.
Dodge, Celandria, Spur and Tea Cad
~ also ran.
Fifth race. furlongs-Sarsenet
$3.50. $3.50. S210, won; Brave Cru
, sader S3.1O S2.1O. second; Corsican
$2.l0. third Time-1:14 Progress
sive and Chivater also ran.
Sixth race. mile and an eighth
StOnehenge, IS 40, $40. $3.50. won;
Harry Lauder. $500. $500. second
/ Napier. S6.40. third. Time-1:54 As
Billie Baker. Earl of Savoy. Balfror
and Guilty Hunk also ran
South Bend news-times., 1915-10-05
LOAN OVERSUBSCRIBED

NEW YORK, oct. 5-wall st. was
busy Monday picking the naraes Of
dollar bidders for the $500. -
Geo. goo fve-year Anglo French bonds.
10 which closes at 10
O'Clock Tuesday morning, and which
has been Over-subScribed, insiders said
Monday evening
Among those reported to have ask
ed for large blocks Of bonds are:
Dupont family. s35,OOO.00O.
Charles n Schwab, SIS, 900. 600.
John ID. Rockefeller. $40. 600
Sir Ernest Cassel former privy
counsel TO King Edward VII, $1,000
600.
otto II. Kahn Of Kuhn, Loeb &
Co. S5.0O0.000
James Stillman. 5000. 600.
William Rockefeller, S5.000,OOO.
r G. Converse. $1,000 900.
John y. Willys, automobile manu-
facturer. $1,000. 600
James J. Hill, S1.00O.0e0.
William r. Thompson. 81 .000.0 600
Cleveland H Dodge. $1,000
Harry Payne Whitney S1.00O,00
Mortimer L Schiff. 1000, 600.
South Bend news-times., 1915-10-05
RACE RESULTS
Louisville Results.


First race, furlongs-Ina Kay,
$3.50. $3.50. $5.40. won; Sir William
s12.SO, $3.50, second; Bean Spiller,
$40, third Time-1:14 2-5. Peter
Stalwart, st. Leo. Clinta. Money
maker, Stonewood, Stonington, Wei
cor, Maiva, Galloway, Matte c., Hat
tie Burton and Andy H also ran.
Second race. IL furlongs-Pri-
nero, 1910, $500, $3.50, won; Cane
Run. $3.50. $2.9O,, second; Panhandle
$440, third. Time-1:09 3-5. Flossie
Walker. Charlie McGee, Big Fellow
Countess WilmOt, J. c. Welch also
ran.
Third race. furlongs- Converse.
S4.30. $2.7O. out, won; DR.. Larrick,
$40, out, second; The Grader. out.
third. Time-1:15. Coming Tower
also ran.
Fourth race, mile and a sixteenth
Sleeth, $40. $3.50, $3.50, won; Gold
Crest Boy, $40. $3.50, second; Grover
Hughes, $3.50, third. Time-1:3S
Ringing and Fleeta Bell also ran.
Firth race, furlongs- Feather
Duster, 5000. $11.3O, $3.50 won; Ha'
Penny, $15.0O.$1O,10. second; ]. b.
MailOw, $3.50, third. Time-l:16 3-5.
Al Jones. Lockland. Palm Leaf. Pros
pect, Counterpart, Quartermaster and
Mack B. Eubanks also ran.
Sixth race. one mile-Lady Worth
.ington, S12.SO. $40, $3.7O, won; Sa-
vino, $3.50. s4.3O. second: Rifle
Shooter. S3.1O, third. Time-1:45.
lnfidel II, Ingot, Al Pierce, GYPSY
Blair, Argument and Beauty Shop al
so ran.
Seventh race. mile and a quarter
Flying Fee, 1880. $3.50, $3.50. won
Any Port. $3.50, $3.50, second: Goldy.
$4.4O, third. Time-2:11 3-5 Mar
garet Burkley. st. Charlotte and Con-
soler also ran.
South Bend news-times., 1915-10-05
HARPER coaches
HIS TEAM BACK
Of CLOSED CATE
Notre Dame Mentor Makes
Shifts in Line Preparatory to
Biz Clash With Haskell
Indians.

7<aree Important shifts were made
in the lineup Of the NOtre Dame var
sitg eleven by Coach Harper in yes
terday afternoons workout on Cartier
field.
John Miller. who made such good
showing in the fulIback position when
he was sent into the Alma game In the
final quarter LIST Saturday. was shifted
10 right halfback on the first team
and Malone was moved 10 same posi-
ton on the second eleven Phelan'
whose running of the team In the fl
nal quarter against Alma was a fea-
ture OF the game was In the quarter
back position and Hugh O'DOnnel re-
pIaced Rydzewskf a. center on the
first eleven. "Ducky'' Elalmes, who
was kept out of Saturdays game be
cause OF an injured shoulder, was
back at tackle on the first team and
If his injury has healed sufficiently,
the veteran will undoubtedly be used
in that position against the Haskell
Indians.
Miller at Half.
Coach Harper has considered plac-
ing Miller at fullback on the first
eleven and moving Bachman TO right
haIfback. Miller, however, under
went an operation last June and he
has not been feeling just as well as he
might be. For this reason Harper
decided not 10 try the shift.
It now looks as though there Will
be a hot fight for the right halfback
and quarterback positions on the first
team. Malone. the last years fresh
man. played a good game at right
halfback last Saturday and he VIII
give Miller a real battle for the posi-
tion. Young Dutch" Bergman, VINO
piloted the team during the first three
quarters against Alma, will also give
Phelan a battle for the quarterback
lob. Bergman got away with some
pretty runs in Saturdays game. while
Phelan's generalship was feature.
ODonnen Gets Try.
O'Donneu who supplanted Ryd-
zewsk at center last night. subbed
for Capt Fitzgerald at the pivot posi-
tion last year. He has been putting
ur a CLASSY game this fall and Coach
try at the position filled by the big
sophomore last saturday
Another shift worthy of note was
the placing of Andres. heretofore an
end. at fuuback position on the sec
ond eleven. Andres is a husky lad
and with considerable coaching,
should develop into a good substitute
for Bachman.
In beginning the final week of
preparation for the game with Has
kell here Saturday. Coach Harper
yesterday worked his men behind
closed gates
Practices Secret.
In fact, the NOtre Dame mentor
has let il be known that all practices
viii be secret for an indefinite period.
perhaps two weeks Last night, all
but the merbers Of the varsity and
freshmen squads coaches and news
paper E.ien were barred from the
field.
y stranger appeared on Cartier field
during the practice and was ordered
off the lot by Coach Harper.
Assistant Coach ROckne, wnO at
tended the Illinois Haskell game al
Urbana last Saturday, returned and
gave "a number If the Indians plays
10 Coach Jones % the freshman
team. Jones instructed his men in
the formations yesterday and they
will probably be used by the year
Iings IN scrimmage against the varsity
this week.
South Bend news-times., 1915-10-05
AMERICAN LEAGUE

First game:
Boston . 600 100 0O0-1 3
New York ...OO1 O22 0O%-5 8 2
Leonard, Gregg and Carrigan, Ha-
ley; Markle and Alexander. Umpires
-Nallin and Dineen.
Second game:
Boston ..... .010 001 0O0-2 4 2
New York - 600 600 1873 6 2
Foster and Thomas; Caldwell and
Nunamaker, SchWert. Umpires -
Dineen and Nallin.
Philadelphia 900 600 O12-3 2
Washington ...12O 1O1 2O*-7 0
Nabors. Ray and Perkins; Harper
and Williams. Umpire-O'Loughlin
South Bend news-times., 1915-10-05
WILL RACE 300 MILES
Shorter Distance Expected TO Prove
More Popular.

INDIANAPOLIS. Oct 5.-The Ne
mortal day international speedway race
in 1916 will be a 3O0-mile contest in
stead of 500 miles, as has been the
distance since the annual holiday
derby was inaugurated. several years
ago. Carl @. Fisher. president of the
Indianapolis speedway, made the an
nouncement Of the change.
THE shorter race would be more
popular with the public" said Fisher
The prizes for the race will be $50
600 instead of $4,000.
South Bend news-times., 1915-10-05
MAYOR Is IMPEACHED
Tcrre Haute Official Takes Case TO
Circuit Court.

TERRE HAUTE. Ind. oct 5.-The
city council by a vote of 8 TO Mon
day night decided TO remove Mayor
James Gossom as a result OF the i'm
peachment trial He VIII appeal TO
the circuit court. Besides the Ques-
ton OF guilt of the things charged the
court will be asked 20 pass on the
validity OF the action on the ground
that the law requires a two-thirds
vote OF all 10 members instead OF two
thirds OF a quorum, one councilman
heing absent.
South Bend news-times., 1915-10-05
TWO GAMES SLATED
Notre Dame YearIings TO Clash With
Pair of Schools.

Two games have been scheduled
for the Notre Dame freshmen eleven
according to announcement made by
Director of Athletics Harper yester-
day.
Jones yearrngs viii clash with Cul-
yer Military academy at Culver oct
% and the week following. they will
play st. Viator's college at Kankakee.
South Bend news-times., 1915-10-05
MARTIN WINS FOURTH
South Bend Players Shine i'm Elkhart-
Goshen Contest

5Iartin won his fourth straight
game for the Goshen team Sunday by
defeating the Elkhart nine by a score
OF s TO o. holding his opponents 10 two
hits. allowing but two men TO reach
second and none got past that bag
Martin also struck out 3 men dur
ing the fray and Nargo. another South
Bend player pounded out a home run
and two base hit. Conners record
ed q three bagger and two bagger and
Julius DeRose netted a riple ar a
single.
South Bend news-times., 1915-10-05
KELLY HAS RETURNED
Pittsburgh National Hurler Back II
Noire Dame.

Herbert Kelly. former NOtre Dame
baseball star and captain. has re-
turned 10 the university. following the
close OF the big league season. Kelly
has been a member OF the pitching
staff OF the Pittsburgh. National
league team. II is understood that
he viii re-enter Notre Dame and COM
plete his course in electrical engineer
Ing
South Bend news-times., 1915-10-05
ISSUE CHALLENGE

The J. ks. formerly the I. C.'s.
have issued a challenge 20 any 135-14O
pound team in or out of the city Tor
"a football game. For games call Joe
Kocisis or address 626 s Chaplin St
South Bend news-times., 1915-10-05
MEN WHO WILL GET
SLICE OF BIG COIN.

Forty-fve men will figure in the
split of the world series spoils. OF
those, 20 are Phillies and the other
- are Red SoX. The players eligi-
bic for world series duty follow:
Red SOX.
Pitchers. S-WOod, Leonard. Col
lins. Shore, Ruth, Mays, Foster and
Gregg
Catchers. 3-Carrigan. oman
ager) Cady, Thomas.
Infielders, 7-Hoblitzell, Gamer.
Barry, Scott, Janvrin, Wagner and
Gardner
Outfeiders. Speaker, Hooper,
Lewis, Henriksen.
Phillies.
Pitchers. Alexander, Mayer,
Demaree, Chalmers, lineup, Baum
gartner. Rixey. McQuillen.
Catchers 3-Killifer. Burns,
Adams.
Infielders. 6-Luderus. Niehoff,
Bancroft, Byrne. Dugey, Stock.
Outfelder. 5-Cravath. Paskert.
White. Becker, Weiser.
Manager. Patrick Joan Moran.
South Bend news-times., 1915-10-05

First game:
New York ... 900 100 OOO-1 9 3
Boston .11O 900 2O%-4 o
Perritt and Meyers; Tyler and
Whaling Umpires-Klem and Cock
Ill.
Second game
New York .O2O 600 10 OOO-4 9 4
Boston '....0O1 002 100 OO1--5 IL /
Benton and Schang; Rudolph and
Gowdy. Umpires-Cockill and Klein.
South Bend news-times., 1915-10-05

The UNION TRUST 60. will pay 4
per cent from October 1st on all saw
ings deposited prior TO October 18th.
f2O =. Main st.
South Bend news-times., 1915-10-05

Why not join the UNION TRUST
CO.'S October Savings club. Please
call and let us tell You about it.
UNION TRUST CO.,
12O :. Main st.
South Bend news-times., 1915-10-05

The UNION TRUST co. viii paw
per cent from October 1st on all saw
ings deposited prior 10 October 18th.
100 =. Main ST
Adv
DR. PAUIfS GLASSES
Relieve headaches and eye-stTain,
''Shur-Ons 1915. 200 +. NJ S. Bldg
South Bend news-times., 1915-10-05
TROTS FASTEST
TWO HEATS FOR
STALLION MARK
Peter VoIO Captures CaStIetOn
Cup Race in Opening
Events of Lexington
Card.

LEXINGTON, KY, Oct 81 Trot-
ting the fastest two-heat rae ever
trotted by stallion. the champion
4-year-old colt. Peter VoiO today won
the Castelton cup race, the feature
event of the opening of the harness
races here today. In the tlrst neat
Margaret Druien raced Peter Nolo TO
the stretch. where he pulled away
and won easily in 2:02 IL. Ross g.
tried in the second and it looked that
he might win when Peter Nolo broke
at the head of the home streth. He
recovered quickly and unCer a hard
drive won by a length in 2:02 "a.
The $4,000 Kentucky futurity for
three-year-O -Olds, the richest Grand
Circuit stake. will be raced tomor-
row.
Summaries.
Fay Richmond Oh. Jones) ....-1 1
Billy Brino (V. Fleming) ........2 .
our Colonel CF. Childs) ........S z
Rastus (McDOnald) ....-....-..6 )
Auto Zombro. Lillian T.. The Asses
sor. Pincess Margaret, Polly Ann and
Homer Baughman also started.
Best time-2:03 "a.
2:1O trot, . in 5, purse $1,000:
Duchess (McDonald) ..........1 l l
EXall (PearSe) .......-.. .
Bennington (Dickerson) .......3 2
Nata Prime (P. Wright ......6 3
Todd Temple, Will Go. Lady Gtat-
ton, Bertha Cary, Nathan Axworthy,
and Signal Boy also started.
Best time-2:07 IA.
Free for all trot, the Castleton cup,
in 5, stake $4,000:
Peter VolO (Murphy) ...........1 1
Margaret Druien (Cox) .......2 8
Ross b. Or. WrighD ............5 z
Jean (McDevitt) ..............3 D
May Mack also started.
Best time-2:02 1-2.
2:14 pace. 3 in 5. purse $1,000:
May Direct (Eagan) .......1 l 1
Margie Hal (Rea) ........2 l 3
Tango (Todd) .....
Budd Elliott (Floyd) .....7
Lady Venus. Rockline. Col. Ellis
worth and Lady ]. also started.
Best time-2:06 "a.
South Bend news-times., 1915-10-05
GamesYe Yesterday
NATIONAL LEAGUE

Brooklyn loo OO2 OOO-S s 1
Philadelphia 900 100 010-2 l
Pfeffer and McCarty; McQuilian and
Adams. UmpiTes-O'Day and Rlgler.
South Bend news-times., 1915-10-05
NATIONAL LEAGUE
GAMES TO-DAY.
American League.

Philadelphia az Washington.
Boston at New York.
National League.
Brooklyn at Philadelphia.
New York at Boston.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1915-01-14
ARLINGTON

Mrs. lone Phillips is i'll at her home
on Main street.
Gilbert Vaughn who has been very
i'll is some better at this writing.
Leo Abbott of Claremont. N. H..
was in town Wednesday on business
Mr.. Keieh of Burlington has return
ed home after visiting at w. y. Jones
Mrs. Seymour Wood OF Bennington,
is visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Merritt Wood
The Henry family have played to
a packed house each evening while in
town.
Miss Sadie Hard who has been i'll
at her home the past week Is able to
be out again.
Mrs. George Howard was ablo to
sit up Sunday for few minutes. the
first time since she has been i'll.
Mrs. Frank Bowen died at the home
OF Der brother, Frank Robinson, We'd
nesday afternoon at the age of 40.
The agents of the Vermont Hum
ane Society were IN town Monday
all day and made round OF inspec
ton OF the places and barns about
which complaints OF cruelty TO amin
ais and poor care are received from Ar
ington and SYNDICATE and from many
other towns in the county Shame
upon you men and women who let
your horses and cows the better they
see that the better you feed and BED
your orses and COWS the better they
do for yon? Regard for your pocket
book should cause YOU. or any other
person OF good common sense to take
good care Of your live stock. even il
your heart be as hard as flint. Give
the COWS and horses good clean bed.
ding. and enough of it, and don't be
too lazy 10 put a blanket on your faith
full horse when he waits these cold
days while YOU step into the store or
station The officers Of the Humane
society promised to come for another
inspection, or to take more active
measures soon unless conditions and
care are improved where advice was
given on Monday,
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1915-01-14
Cause For APPREHENSION

That man is learned who reduces hts
learning to practice Hitopadesa.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1915-01-14
BENNINGTON BRIEFS
News Of the Town and Village Told
Briefly for Busy Readers

20 Oranges for e5c., at Estes Mark
ct Adv
For rubbers of better quality. try
Top Notch brand at Harts, ADV
Edwin Donnelly of North Adams
spent Wednesday, with friends IN
tpwn
Miss Helen Marsh of Woodstock
Vt, is a guest of Mr. and Mrs a. X
VonDettc
Miss Edyth Blss has returned from
IA few weeks visit with Miss Isabelle
Cole OF South SALISBURY.
Mr.. and Mrs. Louis II. Pnffer, who
have been visiting their parents here
have returned to their home in Troy.
Mrs, Mary Whitney Of Spring street
has returned from a visit to her sis
ter. Mrs. William Cronin OF Hoosick
Falls,
Miss Katherine Gibbons was pleas
antly surprised late yesterday alter
noon when number of her friends
called at her home on Spring street
to prepare supper of the many good
things which they had brought with
them. After supper delightful eve
ming was spent playing cards
The revival service at the Meth,
dist church last evening was one OF
increased interest. DR.. Browns ser
mon on the 10y in heaven over one
sinner that resenteth," was forceful
and impressive; the attendance was
good. one young man who had recent.
ly given his heart 10 God. brought a
friend who presented himself as a
seeker The singing was hearty. Dr.
Brown and the pastor sang duet
Tonight tho subject OF Or. Brown will
be the Secret of Comfort
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1915-01-14
GREEN MOUNTAIN VALLEY


Mrs. Richard Madison and little
daughter Edith is i'll.
George Galuslia is drawing wood
from the mountain.
Miss Bessie Wade has employment
at Old Bennington.
DR.. d. II. Gleason has patients in
Green Mountain Valley
Raymond Thompson is again teach.
ing in the Maple hill district
d, p, Madison has some very fine
pound sweet apples for sale.
Miss Ruth Harris is the teacher
again in the Harrington district.
Ernest Elwell's house burned. but
most of the contents were saved.
Frank and IL. N. Elwell have been
cutting cord wood for ID. r. Madison
Truman r. Mattison OF Bennington
was in the place on business the past
week
Mrs. Edward Millington of South
SALISBURY is confined to the house
by Illness.
Mrs A. A. Collins of South Shafts.
bury entertained guests from out of
town recently. ft5
Albert Smith is building farm
house on land he recently purchased
of George Hawks.
Mrs. S. Z, sherman of Bennington
attended the service at l.. w. Coles
Sunday afternoon
Many farmers are drawing water
some distance for family use Rain
would be blessing.
A little daughter named Laura
Cone was recently born to Mr.. and
Mrs Edgar Nuntz at South Shafts
bury.
Rev, Thornton +. Turner gave an
interesting talk at Mr.. and Mrs. l.. w.
Coles South SALISBURY last Sunday
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1915-01-14
LUKUpE'S GREAT WAR.
The Little Cause That Led UP to the
Momentous Conflict.

There Is ITO sanjak of NoyibnZnr any
more: it Is divided between Servia and
Montenegro. But it's ghost AMI lis re-
GREETED memory We're enough. IN all
likelihood. 10 set OH foot EurOpe's giant
war
The san1ak WAS IN 1908 Il strip Of
land smaller than Connecticut and
with but 10000 inhabitants. belonging
without Il shadow OF Doubt Ia Turkey,
If treaties conld be respected. ~ HE
treaty of Berlin .Ausiria-I hungary WAS
permitted to gaiISOii SOME OF ils
towns. but tue civil administration WAS
LEFT TO Hurley wherein It's sflius
differed from that Of Bosnia lI.rHege
yina which AQssria1IilIl%ary adIAillis-
tered nomlnally for Turkey as suzelfIin,
The saniai divided Montenegro and
Servia 1t was Il wedge betweei lie
southern Serbs, through which the
Austrians planned to drive II railway,
and with it their rule. to Salonlki.
That railway would only have been u
linking Of the one running up to Mi.
trOyitza from the south with the mill
tary line from sarajeyo TO the Seryian'
Montenegro boundaries.
when in October, 1905. Austria-IIun.
gary tore up the Berlin treaty and
definitely annexed misunderstanding
she withdrew her troops from the SAN
jak. fearing armed resistance and
wishing to placate Turkey. There was
no war-then RUSSIA had not recover
ed from her bout with Japan.
The Austrian forward party WAS
disguised. Won Aehrenthal was almost
In disgrace for oyercautiousness. 1t
had not been necessary to leave the
sanjak. However. they could reoccupy
II some time
"Some time" did not come With the
Tripoli and Balkan wars Europe be-
came increasingly sensitive. When the
Balkan nations were fighting and II
would have been easy to seize the strip
Austria was forced by Europe to fore
60 land grabbing in the general In.
terest, to prevent exactly what has
happened now,
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1915-01-14
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n. Sykes. wife and daughter OF
Schenectady visited Libbe Whedon
last week.
Mrs. Burton Robertson and two chill
dren OF Salon spent several days at
X. \. ierrins last week
Mrs Carrie lIarsey. who has been
spending some time in Pawlet and
Middletown. returned to her home
Monday.
Mrs. Wayne Harwood has been
entertaining her aunt. Mrs. Van
Horne from western New York the
past week
Washington Pomana grange will
meet with Motions grange Pawlet
Friday afternoon and evening Ait
Anthony grange installed the follow.
ing officers Thursday evening L. j.
Beebe. master: Valncy Hopkins