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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1915-03-26
LONDON REPORTS The
SINKING OF THE U-29
Dutch Steamer Sunk by U-2S-Russian Reports
Of Victory Not COnfirmed-ItaIy Makes
More Preparations.
CBY ASSOCIATED PRESS

LONDON March 25"Ih admiralty has good be-
eve that the German submarine U29 has been all
hands, This following reports that the Dar-
danee has been resumed that the important
tory the Aussus Buowina the Uzok pass the
Capaihan gave the people Of the allied
uness The admiralty details where when the
ubn ane sunk This vessel fortnight torpedoed six
in the Bristol Channel Sey islands within two days.
The commander who spoke English treated the with great
est consideration He told merchant captain that
msndcr Ct the submarine which lorpedoed the British Abou-
oi Cressy and Hoguc
CLAIM SIX SUBMARINE VICTIMS.
This makes the sixth submarine which British adj
may has reported sunk five of them least by British wSrshps
the the report denied by Ger
French warshp also recently sank off the French
MERCHANT CAPTAINS CLAIM REWARDS.
Three British merchant captains claiming rewards offered
TO merchant for rammng underwater craft One claim has
been allowed
U-28 SINKS DUTCH STEAMER
Simultaneously with the loss of the U29 report of the
sinking the dutch Medca off Beachy head by the Ger
Submarine U2s carried cargo Of from Salonl
for London. The Admiralty the ship flying the
Dutch flag, Dutch aboard the painted in
large letters the side Of the ship The ships papers said to
have been taken by the Germans who refused to return them
REPORTS LACK CONFIRMATION.
News the Russian victory Of the of the attack
The Dardanees lacks official confirmation, but from
usually well informed Russian victories announced by
prvs iclsgrnnns frnu phs, Pr Ah stated hat the
Russians great victory the Austrian extreme right in Bu
owins New driven the Austans back in the UuOk
The the offensive the region of
the PcO River Peirogad statement they have taken
important position There heavy fighting in progress
along the Prussan frontier
ITALY MAKING FURTHER WAR PREPARATIONS.
No important action reported the front Reports
from Italy tell of increased preparations Of that country for II
added that German diplomats still hopeful Of inducing Aus
make territorial satisfy Italy and Roumana
King George today visited Admiral Jellcoe's fleet
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1915-03-26
PANAMA. FREIGHT BEGIN.
NtNG 10 WAKE SHOWING

PANAMA March as During tbc
...t .t mo.b. Dl operation the
uuHm Canal earned o. total of ST.
I.Fs#. tha period ending Fobru.
art D.. 1915 lu tha same period
Their, sos transported through th.
vairIua, total oI ...t1..ti rom,
ui freight oi which .'rHu. moro
tfau 81 per..u' eH. urrU handled
b,lucru port. of tHo United slaiof
chiefly carried 900 American bot
TOM
pru. tu august Do. .bou 'ur rr
mai $50. up,uad Goo rattle ir..r..
$500. handled Through fU. waterway
1000 Uar.. mI from fhI 1Hru .'I
.tfu $500 .l',frI which added '
tho tolls collected from 'Ipa makes
Tho fu.I .uu, u' U. .W1i fu
f.'. f.sft. Mo-. nan .W.
u..Hr aune .r.u u. H EuI. used
iI. H.. .r.. H 900. .g'rf "i
which 90. wtr, merchant .r'.
o.tHpr arruH. a.1 .r u m'..
Or ur traffic fHruusH f.r Hu
IHr rur.I.H. -H.plU. "rr..H.H
YH. 500 f.. .. cargo r.. ...Irdr.
OFF m. un tonnage n,Ha d..H..
h..,.r tre other ....l lrai" rn"..
H.u.s. fur canal
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1915-03-26
WOULD CORRUPT
THE WITNESSES
ENDANTS n TEBliE nAIIE
CASE ATTEMPTED no "tIN"
STATES TESTIMONY

ul t.uuat.i rlre
INDIANAPOLIS. Wd. March O.,
Mayer Roberts ct Tcrrc Houtc
Sheriff Sheu. and city judge Smith
were arrested today on orders ol
Judge Anderson cuargins them
with attempt to corrupt vimcacs
AV gave Alu -pa re'oaas'
NoSsndcr Aorel aliaf steel b. silll
held
The testimnu, today lrg,t wit.
ihc exploits of joe LETTERS au al.
legged gunmun aHt boss ot the Tal
lcr,illc precinct in rcrrc !iaute. Jof
ior pleaded ruilty
Charles Yaklc. H mUWhur ui thy
election board who pleaded guilty
said that lcrlcr nruu-ht fo tHc pro
Cuci % U.t OF u.ma. tor rDe.tm
uou The board entered thee Boo
th. poll book, TU' m,Hbrr o., tu.
board toDh turn u raJ.'o.IHe on.
votes tor ufmc. furnished uu i0.
voting machines Winc..c. ALSO
told OF 900 as uult Hy 'rlirr or
Judge Co>s rrrlW deputies which
we're sent 10 arro.f I.fi.rs aud mem.
Der, ol tbo board
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1915-03-26
SHELLS FlIl. INTO
NEUTRN. TERRITORY


GENEVA. March .a- some ui
tbc fighting between tbe Germans
and French las been 10 Wcomipr-
mbly clos, tu Swiss territory tuU
Boo au artillery engagement recently
u,. shells fcll Iu switzerland Tvr
Svis engineer who we're vorkrt
nearby. were knocked down by COM
cuss.cu. although NOT seriously hu.
ON the proy,ou day the French
Had established O. battery OF heavy
guns near point $40. close to tho
SVla frontier This was apparently
lorated by o. Gcrmau airmau, nni
tEc French observers had seen r'W
recuuoi'crInr uul promptly moved
tHcir battery back mile or two
tbo same night But early the most
ll, the gH~mJne fired for some
Hou, cu fHr spot where the gum.
bad been. md nrr pt 'Urir .OlI.
,nm. across Hc border
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1915-03-26
WAR MAKES ENGLISH
. FOLKS QUITE S0CIABLE


Io>ID\ H#I. War IE
making fHr Nr'H. l...I' s".uHIr
Traveller. H"u H 'u. HI ponce
would erruf. fH. r.uH1r'
rcrt f1r hours 20 r. fiuo without
..,HaHg.r. % NoT' u0r surt cpu
ter,au0Hs atGo. Hr H.0iurIor
ri.s IuttH .raHHg .ape .-om ih.
rtricrinn prf reserve au.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1915-03-26
U. S. SUBMARINE F-4
WRECKED WITH CREW
Discovered at Bottom Of Honolulu Bay-Signals
on Sub Surface Craft Indicate Tanks
are Bursted
tBY ASSOCIATED PRESS

HONOLULU, March 25-The American sahmsrne F4 which
submerged Gals today, miles off Honcula harmon had
not reapPeaed at nigha grave expressed
safety carried of twenty-five commanded by Lieut.
Alfred L. Ede.
Three other submarines naval and sur hes
the for miles about the hOrbor
Naval officials hopeful that serious accident occurred
admitted the prolonged absence causing apprehension
however Most of those aboard married and have families
Late tonight the F4 located living depth of hundred
and twenty fathoms Attempts bring the vessel the surface
with graphing hooks failed The signal bells heard from the
submerged craft and this led fears that the submarines
have bursed suffocatng the with suphue acid fumes
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1915-03-26
MEXICANS TEAR
DOWN j. s. FLAG
BRAZILIAN MINISTER MAKE,
REPORT ON uNNNIS MURDER
CASE.
%, N.v,a',trv

W A.urIat,f Pc,
WASHINGTON. u. G.. Mar o.
How the \mcricau flag fymr over
The home nf John McNauus. % citi-
zen Of thc United Statcs boz Nol-
leo CIT, vgs torn and dragged hali
way down the pole by Zapaia sol
diors Whom they murdered Ne
Manu- aul looted hts home was told
In dispatches fronf the Brazilian
minister and mldc uullit hy Secrn-
larry IrTm tpdas Air Raryau sad
repurption FOR The insult 90 the FLAG
wac az Red of Zapata authorities. but
500 inr mo- reply hao been received
n also became known that several
foreign flags wore violated recently
az Mauzauilo. among them the
american frg over the house of an
American unchmau Carraufl de-
uicd tbe truth of The reports by 'he
American aud British cousulS
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1915-03-26
GERMAN SOLDIER
OELIGHTS IN Dickens

..IH-'. ".-.u U.rN..
... German H'uHr. H..-|. r...
H rf. first ,r a H.t riff ..
r authors prepared ur 'U, a-...
p.H..url house of Reclaim n"...
'.- I. cheap reprints
uf N. total number u. .nr..r.
r.u ..e German troop. .f He 'FRONT.'
fs percent nl'- for fiction 90 Her.
.sIt 'ur rou- reading ,1mpr..ur
philosophy. religion aud fHs art. o.
r.r..H fDr po,f., ar1 drama auf
o. percent for light miscellaneous
Hnt including humorous works
Tlr German soldier D.. Catholic
H h.s taste. when DO comes io nc.
,0u for NOT 0uIf docs Us Top bis
lst vfh Dickens but includes %
other foreign notslIsfs among whom
appear Buierr nrfue srott Dumas.
nauiet Hugo. Meumrc Merret aud
Provost
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1915-03-26
WILSON ASKS FOR
NATION s SUPPORT.
EAN tONtIDEN'E N GREAT
BODY OT CALM PEOPLE.
III SAID.

OH h#rr.sf,f II..
ASUlNGTON. D e.. March 20.
Full confidence BOO the great body
ol calm people ol che nation, Who
serve as "siubIlizers when cNcita-
Bile ones trv 90 rock the boat in
these periloua dsya Nas the sonti
mem vo.,.l O., pTesiOuG Wiiyba u
an address before thc baltimore con
ference of fhc Methodist Episcopal
church. south. iu annual session
The president appealed 10 the na-
uon for support iu administering hfs
office. saying "it can speak for YOU
ann powerful DO cannot I am
weak BE said % Is possible for
people 90 be impartial when thr
quarrel be- non, Ut theirs
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1915-03-26

.H H I. 'rfs
CHICAGO March .e Hearing b.
of f0- today in tho ease ot lowell
3 iouug Who is being prosecuted
oH ih" oharre hroUEh' hy Miss Nlo
stafford VHu pllIrd o., Dots office f1
l',. i,r dffHUg- to be used iu
making advert .iug posters when
fhc Gaze came up recently Tor hear.
Iur N Stafford failed to appear
aud ihr prosecutor charged she was
bring detained boz Indiana boz order
II ruasH the case
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1915-03-26
FLORIDA EIITOlsS
N'IT N WAN

MIAMI T1n Nar.H Th,
Huo-ponrt mon o' Fln idn met uurr
today Tor THREE. dav .Hu Ht.on fo
discuss The troubles H. iN. dog and
thr outlook .ur iHr fHarr md u.
cIdoutally i0 D r..Ird r".t from
the ncryr-nckuE urHr 0i war
news NaEH folu W Watson vol
coined 'fo urv ruar.r unu tU thn
city. Boo o. r,r.H 'H .'fHr.n' ON
Friday cvou.u- nr Walter William
dean of thr S,h.. uI journalism
90 tfc University OBJ Missouri uiIl
deliver tbs annual rIHr"ss
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1915-03-26
NOTE To ALLIES
IS COMPLETED
ENPHAII' REPRESENTATION
AGAINST INPRE, EnENTED
ACTION ~ WARFARE.

u. A.rrIIt.U lp."
WASHINGTON, - g.. Mar 30
President Wilson ana Secretary
Bryan have practical, completed
consideration OF the note 10 boz trans
mit,cd Co Great britain and France.
giving The Wow at this government
on the recently proclaimed blockade
of commerce between Germany and
neutral countries The document b.
noi l'Tihy ~ t r0 q. &C.
emphatic representation against thc
unprecedented action OF the allies iu
lisreRardiur previously. ptod
principles oI International Jaw
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1915-03-26

MASON CITY l.. March
rf r. farmer. HI OIL. corHirt ...
boston afford aHIoU0 .r tHu .
tf I'r. Hf. nrH.H today
f.. Hr. HH.1I U.u 'i'. h."
-rn. ra- sur".. hir alton.
dance fror fH. rr. DISTRICTS "f.
rr band hrrht .rI ra I au1 .H.r.
..e muf pr ...D huytr II.
'1a tiI sE .HHI slfuua.
night
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1915-03-26
FIGHTER
RETIREs FROM SERVICE

.rHH m I. 5000
WASHINGTON % a. Mar --
Col willis T. Vay afo recently r.-
iirru.sh'l command of tht llth In-
f1ufry .a che Philippine Islands. b.
transferred today to the retired ii.f.
1f HI- own request b. has seen
nearly fu Years of active army .er.
tir. He erved as lieutenant colo.
mel of the l-1th Indiana Volun-
t-ers in th- spanish American war
and assisted in orzanlf.IE thst r-ri-
menf
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1915-03-26
ANTI JAPAN IS
FEELING IN CHINA
SPIRIT Or ANrlGONislt -rEl.lD
tNG--IAP BONCu11 An'pt ~
~ ~ SHANGuNl

o. ur.a'.i HF.s
LONDON. March 80 ai,.
rom shausHu lo ~ I.rI
Nrcn,, SAYS 10 is reported tHu
anti Japanese feeling ir-easug m
ai the provinces OF Aiao Tho
CAiuere OF shanghos irving 10
ottauile Il .aaahA re fpf RIa.
cards posted througl out me city
urging the people '0 rpl3I, un,
boycott were ecIzed Do, the polio"
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1915-03-26

MADISON Wis., March ~ ono
OF the special features of The .c.oue
uni,er ju Exposition at tbe uuivor-
sity ol Wisconsin. is the military
band OF OH. University. which m.
been mustered from the college
musiclan. nI win bc sent Co the
Panama parI Exposition tli. sum-
mcr sixty "lpnts compose the
famous co.0 band which BE- tine
pride of fU. ..Ulty
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1915-03-26
DESPITE WAR LONDON
WILL EEmCE TAN EAII

LONrON. March d. NotH.'H-
.auIm. fl. scr and iho hic.r-
cost of living tHora i- Goo be- r".
ducrou u me London count, 'H.
ra'r tor tUe u'1 financial 'rI 1i
400 ,.uu ou tbc SIUo Tic terrca '
8. da. to 70 reduction lu tho ra'. for
rlH.'iuu1I purposes
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1915-03-26
WOULD Discriminate
AGAINST ILLINOIS


CHICAGO U. Uarrl -a.-oues-
Hous tu behalf u' shippers we're ask
,i iu tEa Interstate Commerce Com
mission nfarrs of the western
freight ats aase today in an Effort
% show tlat l thc proposed advance
of ten cents ton ou soft coal. from
Illinois 20 Minneapolis aud ST. Paul
was effective. 10 would discriminate
against thc Illinois coal fields.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1915-03-26
.BATTLESHIP GEORGIA
ORDERED TO MEXICO

V,ulNsroN d., uar
II. haffirsHIr Grorra Hos been oi.
drrrd t0 Join the cruiser ncs Moines
ar pr0rrcso. Merico here t Nir
assist in guarding tlt Interests 90
foreigners and Keep tbe port open.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1915-03-26

FRIDAY IroHa u. nr SNOW
Warmer Yesterday fsmperafuru
A. "a m " A. m
Maximum Minimum .l
Ifl4 MAY Isff Min IS
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1915-03-29
HOLY WEEK SERVICES
Special Meetings This Week at the
Baptist Church.

The First Baptist church will con
duct services every night this week
but Saturday. The pastor, Rev. VIM.
f. Meyer, will present on succeeding
evenings an outline of the Life OF
Christ, leading up to the events
around the Cross on Friday. The
first half hour of each meeting will
be spent in going over the events of
Chrlst's life and the second half hour
will be passed in selected readings
from the period under consideration.
The meetings win begin at 7.30 o.
clock sharp and close promptly ia
one hour. 1t is suggested that those
desiring to remember the events OF
Christ's life bring pencil and note
book or paper, and copy the outline
on the blackboard. Young people
especially are advised TO do this. A
cordial welcome is extended TO all.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1915-03-29
SPECIAL SPEAKERS
For Services This Week at Second
Congregational Church. =.

The Second Congregational church
observes Holy Week with special
services on four evenings. Thepastor
will be assisted by ministers from
away who will preach at three ser
vices as follows:
Tuesday, Rev. John De Peu, or
Williamstown.
Wednesday, Rev. Arthur II. Brad.
ford of Rutland.
Friday, Rev. James S. Clark of
North Bennington.
The public is very cordially invited
to hear these speakers and share in
the services of worship. On Thurs
day evening the Anniversary of the
Lords Supper will be celebrated, with
a brief address by Mr.. Mills.
The services will be held in the
main church. or in the chapel pos
sibly if the nights are stormy. Mrs.
Keeseman will be the organist, mem.
bers of the choir will render solos
and lead the congregation singing.
The hour of beginning is 7.30,
promptly.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1915-03-29

COMMUNITY FESTIVAL
Under Auspices of Civic League to be
Given April -.

The annual festival conducted BY
the Bennington Civic league as an ex'
hibition of its winter work will be
held In the Bennington opera house,
Wednesday evening, April 7th. The
festival this year promises to be a
most entertaining one with 225 partic-
ipants In the cast, and introducing a
number of new and unique features.
The general sale OF tickets starts
Thursday, April 1st at Mulligan d.
Roche's store at the popular prices OF
81, so and 80 cents. The following
patronesses of the affair have already
taken 100 seats
Mrs. J. M. Ayers, Mrs. +. e. Battles,
Mrs. 4. G. Bennett, Mrs. S. II. Black
mer, Mrs. e. w. Bradford, Mrs w. II.
Bradford, Mrs. C. S. Buchanan, Mrs.
A. S. Carpenter, Mrs. Warwick Carp
enter, Mrs. +. u. Carver, Mrs. A. S.
NJ. Chisholm, Mrs. Harry Cole, Mrs
A. ]. Cooper, Mrs. Chas. Dewey, Mrs.
r. S. Drysdale, Mrs. G. p. Endress.
Mrs. Henry Goodall. Mrs. Collins NJ.
Graves, Mrs. George T. Graves, Mrs.
VIM. Hare, Mrs. w. L. Hawks. Mrs.
Helen b. Hawks, Mrs. Robert E.
Healy, Mrs. A. J. Holden, Mrs. c. l..
Holden, Mrs. E. n. Holden, Mrs. Il. B.
Huling, Mrs. d. B. Keeler. Mrs. Il.
l.. Nichols, Mrs. II. B. North, Miss Hell
ena Norton. Mrs. H. /. Norton, Mrs. X.
NJ. Paddock, Mrs. W. A. Peart, Mrs.
F. II. Pratt. Mrs. W. Il. Putnam, Mrs.
II. NJ. Ritchie. Mrs. ]. ]. Shakshobel,
Mrs. II. Harry Sharpe, Mrs. A. B. Slb.
ley, Mrs. E. l.. Sibley, Miss Harriet
Sibley, Mrs. Geo S. Stoddard Mrs. 4.
J. Swan, Mrs. Il. F. Turner, Ma
Isaac Walker. Mrs. D. A. Ward, Mrs.
VIM. Wills, Mrs. l.. Sutton.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1915-03-29
GET TOGETHER DAY
IS CELEBRATED
TOMORROW
Bennington People Will Be On
To Show Hospitality
GOOD ROADS BIG FEATURE
Every Place in Town viii Be Ready
to Aid Guests in Enjoying
- Day Here.

Tomorrow, Tuesday, March 80. il
the big county get-together day IN
Bennington and the weather forecast
indicates that fair day may be ex
pected.
The special train from the north
is due here about $3.50 and the visl
tors from Readsboro, Stamford and
Pownal will get in at 9.45 or 1O.45.
Bennington people are urged TO
turn out in force both morning and
afternoon to give the village as much
of a holiday appearance as possible
and to see that the visitors are
shown every courtesy.
The band concert will take place on
the Putnam house corner from one
TO O'clock preceding the afternoon
meeting at the high school hall. The
meetings at the hall at 10 o'clock and
at o'clock are distinctly good roads
meetings for the road commissioners
and selectmen of the county and for
others who are interested. Anybody
who wants to come is invited but
these meeting are business sessions
and not intended merely as entertain
ment.
Francis p. Sayre of Williams col
lege, son-in-law of President Wilson
has been invited by the board OF
trade to be present at the afternoon
session and speak briefly and viii
come unless detained by another
business matter.
The ladies' and others not directly
interested in the good roads question
are invited to make their headquart-
ers at the various stores. at the pub.
lie library, at the Y. NJ. C. A. and
other places OF interest. At the stores
they will not be urged TO buy, but to
call and look over the stores and get
acquainted with Bennington.
For those who do desire to do any
part of their spring shopping all the
stores will offer special prices or will
arrange with visitors so that they
can shop by mail later in the season.
Bennington business men will turn
out in force it is expected TO have
dinner with the visitors at the Put
nam House and Cottage Hotel while
the restaurants and lunch rooms Will
provide special menus for those who
do not care to go to the hotels
Both the motion picture theaters
have arranged for special programs
tomorrow afternoon for the benefit OF
both visitors and home people.
Flags and bunting will be displayed
and all are urged to be on hand to
make this county get-together day 4
success
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1915-03-29
MAY DASH FOR SEA
Prinz Eitei Must Leave Newport
News or inferno.

Prinz Etel Must Leave Newport
News or inferno.
Washington, March 2S-Althougn
the utmost secrecy is maintained In
official circles here regarding the time
allotted to the German cruiser Prlnz
Eitel Friedrich to either leave New.
port News or intern for the remand
er of the war, 1t is generally believed
that. the limit is not many hours
away.
Rear Admiral James NJ Helm, Com
mandei in Chief of the Atlantic Re-
Yard notified Secretary Daniels to-
night that the battleship Alabama.
which had been ordered to proceed
immediately to Hampton Roads for
neutrality duty, would proceed tomor
row morning. The Alabama will
reach the Virginia Capes early Tues
day morning, and this fact has led to
the belief that the Eitels time limit
will not be up before Tuesday. On
his arrival off the Capes Admiral
Helm will communicate by radio with
Rear Admiral Frank e. Beatty, COM
mandant of the Norfolk Navy Yard
and with the Collector of Customs ~
Newport News, and will take such
action as they consider necessary for
the protection of American neutrality.
The probabilities are that the warship
will remain some distance out from
Hampton Roads, as Fort Monroe will
be able to signal any attempt to vio-
late neutrality.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1915-03-29
DOCTORS SAID HE
HAD DROPSY

Some time ago had an attack OF
grippe which finally settled in my kid
neys and bladder | doctored with the
doctors and they claimed had dropsy
tried other remedies and got no re-
lief from any OF them. My condition
was such that | was unable to work
for about two months ana the annoy
ing symptoms caused me great deal
OF trouble and pain. | was hardly able
TO turn over in bed. Seeing one Of
your Almanacs, | decided to give DR..
kilmer's Swamp-Root trial and af.
ter taking several bottles was able to
resume my work again. | cannot
say too much in praise of your
Swamp-Root as the results in my
case were truly wonderful.
Yours very truly,
Robert Ballard. -
Mansfield, Pa.
Sworn and subscribed before me.
this 7th day of May, 1912.
Ray c. Longbothum,
Notary Public.
Letter to
DR.. Kilmer & Co..
Binghamton, n. Y.
Provo What Swamp-Root VIII Do For
You.
Send ten cents to DR.. Kilmer & Co..
Binghamton, N. Y, for sample size
bottle. 1t will convince anyone. You
will also receive booklet Of valuable
information, telling about the kidney
and bladder. When writing, be sure
and mention the Bennington Evening
Banner. Regular ffty-cent and one
dollar size bottles for sale at all drug
stores.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1915-03-29
READY FOR APPLICATIONS
License Board Organizes With w. A.
Root Chairman.

The local board of license commits.
sioners composed OF w. A. Root, ]
Ed. Walbrldge and +. D. Moore met
today at the Office of the county clerk
and organized by electing w. A. Root
chairman and secretary.
The board is now ready to receive
applications for license. which may
be handed to any member of the
board, with the application must also
be handed in the required bond and
"a to pay the expense of advertising
and posting the applications.
The cost of first or second class
licenses is fixed at $500 and appli.
cations should be put in at once as
each one must be advertised three
weeks before the hearing on the ap.
plication
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1915-03-29
GOOD WORK AT FIRE
Courage and Promptness Stopped
Fire at Start. -.


Fire at Start. -.
Fire in the attic of Z. D. Moore's
house, occupied by Mrs. Frank Nor
ton, on upper Gage street called out
the fire department just after six o.
clock Saturday night The alarm was
rung in from Box 3s.
The fire appears TO have resulted
from spontaneous combustion in Il
from spontaneous combustion in a
could be reached only through trap
door from the room below. The blaze
was extinguished by the use of chemi-
Gals and two pals of water and the
damage probably isn't over $35.
Mr. Moore. who is the secretary OF
the state fireman's association ana
has had 30 years experience as a fire.
man declares that the work of the de-
partment in this instance was most
creditable. By prompt action and
fearless penetration of a dark little
attic full of binding smoke the fire
was promptly extingushed with
small loss and without flooding the
house with water.
Mr. Moore does not know who the
firemen were who did the actual work
but says that the job is an honor to
the Bennington fire department.