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Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1915-03-23
Bouvet's Crew Died Game.

lBy Associated Press.l
Paris, March 2S.-The officers and
crew Of the French battleship Bouyet.
sunk in the Dardanelles on March 49,
we're standing at salute shouting
"Vive la France!" and went down
with their ship, says a news dispatch
from Athens.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1915-03-23
Persian Town Plundered.
tBy Associated Press.1

New York, March pa cablegram
received here from Tihis says that
Urumiah. in Northwestern Persia.
was plundered by bandits, a great
many people killed, women taken
captiyes and French mission de.
stroyed. Fifteen thousan refugees are
at the American mission there.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1915-03-23

villages have been damaged or de-.
stroyed and all livestock and provI.
'Ions taken from eaIieia by the Rus
slams. ysa
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1915-03-23

agency says the allies losses in the
Dardanelles TO date are 1000 men
killed, five warships sunk and four
badly damaged. That the commander
Of the British battleship Inhexible
was killed and the crew drowned.
The British claim only three war.
ships we're sunk.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1915-03-23
Dacia Goes to Prize Court.
tBy Associated Press.1

Paris, March 2S.-The French com.
mission appointed to inquire into the
capture of the American steamship
Dacia declares the seizure was valid.
The case now goes to the prize court.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1915-03-23
French Statement.


Paris. March 23.-(offcial.) THE
Germans bombarded Rheims again
yesterday, an aviator dropping bombs
and killing three civilians.
In Argonne two violent attacks
we're repulsed.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1915-03-23
May Forfeit Vessel to United States.
GBy Associated Pressl

GBy Associated Press.l
Washington, March 23. Proceed.
ings under the neutrality resolution
passed by the last Congress will be
brought against the captain or own.
ers of the American liner odenwald,
for attempting to leave San Juan
Sunday without clearance papers.
Forfeiture of the vessel to the United
States is among the possible penal.
ties.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1915-03-23
PRzEMYsL FALL IMPORTANT.
IBy Associated Press. ]

lBy Associated Press.l
Petrograd, March %. - Novoe
Vremya says the fall Of PrzemysI de.
eldes the fate Of the whole Hspsburg
Empire and Germany. There is moth.
ing now to prevent the Russian ad.
vance to Uzsok and Lupkow Passes,
in the heart Of the carpathisns.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1915-03-23
HARRISON COUNTY
SUFFERS FROM COLD

Marshall. Tex. March 23.-It is be-
lieved the recent cold weather has
caused a million dollars damage TO
the fruit crop OF Harrison County.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1915-03-23
Criticised Paris Defense.

Paris. March pa French news.
paper criticised the aerial defenses
OF Paris, declaring the Zeppelins
should have been unable to reach the
city Sunday night, as the weather
was clear. Strong representations
will be made to the government.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1915-03-23

Claim Heavy Dardanelles Losses.
IBy Associated Press.l
Berlin, March 2S.-An overseas
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-04-20
aMs .i1erito.

llnier Staatsoepalterle,lt
uta6t befannt, oaB Die BEL ibnl eilt-
gegangenen Goriularberihte aus
Merico Die Nadridt bon Der ibipp-
rem Nieoerlage 8illas BEL GesaDa 6e-
itdtigten. giaa ntiifie 1naeflbr 5000
Wann berloren baben. gr babe 1je1
nit ieinen 9ruppen mad .foroeia
bin 5urafge5ogen 1ito ideins feii..l
Seer BET SsSrapuato 5u ianlneIa 9eatf1
oieien aoniularberi6ten bat es 6els
.ani6ein, als penn oie 9smeauna
Der giaiitns i'm 8eIten poliftdnoi9
misgliidt lei ltno ais luenn es niir'
nod fllr5e 3eit oauern iper6e, bis
Die @arratsiitas tpieoer in ooIein.
unbeitrittenen 8eiib oes WeItens i'm
piiroetl @ud) 3apata's Gage jcu
cine iebr beifIe ieit ino man afau6t
1tiht, oaB er Die Sauptitoot fle5,
lange miro bdlten fonnen.
Sit MontereD iol( olles rlhM
iein, dith lit Die Gage oaourd efauog
nerbeiiert iporoen, ooB aorn penn
Gtante Durango oortbin gebrahf tit.
Den Man, @merifaner ino an-
oere 5remoe, pelhe Die Sauptiia0s
perlalien iuollten, nod 8era Cruz 3u
idaffen, nobel iif gilliltas mo Gar-
ran3iitas BEL Der 8eforoerling per-
effligen tpollten, bat man ipieoer anf=
gege6elt.
8ie aus groiunspille genlelSet
miro, baben Die giailtas Bel ilren1
9fiif8ug bon Matamoros Sd GerIuult-
oete 8uriidgelaifen, ood) tperoen Iid
ore Garran5iitns ibrer annebmen lul5
lie IN elm Sofpital brineen lalIen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-04-20

Nus Gom fommt Sie NadridJt, oai,
ein allgeHeiner Sriebe na6e 6eporite.
be. Gie Nad)ridt lit nber 10 aliae-
lneim gcbalteu, oaf iie eben 10 gut eill
ieerss Weidluak iein fam, als Sol.
stiuas $oiitiDes binter i6r lfeft. Sas
WeradDt bah sluiidjen 6cun yapIt unS
Dem Safer bon GeiterreidD griefe &c.
siisiidl eines JriebensidlniIes ae.
luedllcIt ieien, iuir6 i'm @atifan ent.
fdreSea in abre6e seitellt.
ssas Berlin luirb gemelSet, oaf Sic
Gentfdlen in Der Gbampasue nnO in
ben argennen syprtfdritte aenradlt
bGtteft. slndl suiiden Maas nno
MOfcI bGtten iie Grfolse aebabt nno
6as 1erf Gnbermenil aeitiirmt uno
beiebt ssn BEN gogeien lei Der aiir.
sriff Der sSran5oien anf Die Gdlilleder
S6beH siriifsefd)Iaaen, iuGbrenS Sic
Sentfdjen mnsefabr 100 garos anf
ben Sartmanmsweiler Gopf snaeraft
feien Der uidjtigite bieier Grfotac
lit mol bic Seietnus oes 9prfes Gm.
bermeitil.
Der frii6ere griedDiidJc gremier-
mintiter Seniselos lit In 9lleranor;o
amecfumtmen nnb bort nit geaeiite.
RING empfanseu iuor6en. Gs idJcint,
oaf er irgenS elm itnbeil anitifscn
iuiIl, am iidl an Dem griedjiiden &6-
mig 81 ridden, iueif bieier es onrdj.
5ette, 6aF Gjriedlemlano mentral blie6
Seinc 3eife nad MesDptem in Die
fem Ausen6lif lit iebr beroadltig
nno icEblt, iuenn er nidts g6ies I'M
Sinue bat i'm bDdliten @raoe faftIoS.
Ter tiirfiidje GberbefebIsbaber On
Der 9$aIdla fat einen @ertreter Der
ygiF. Ereife@ empfansen. sSn Der
ltntrrre0Hng crflGrte er, baF bic
Siirfet feinesiuegs In ben arieg ge-
aanaen fei, nm 9entldlano nnb Ce
fterreid si btlfen, Ionbern iueil tie
ppn sinFlano mnb GugIanb sum 9rie-
&C gessuungen iunrbe. giuklanb ba-
be Itdr llebersriffs i'm Sdmarsen
Meer erIan6t, iueld)e bic Siirfei nidjt
Ilabr baloen fSnnen nnS Gnaldno
babc cine grofe 5lotte DOr ben Tar.
SauelIea snfnmmense5oeeu nno iei
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-04-20
Sure tltbtrldt.


Der friibere sried)iide Mini-
itrrprafiSent geniselos lit in
aesbpteu,
Cine solSene Weoaile ipirb
81 Gbrsn 6es 9apitan-eeutnant
Suw Mnede stprdst.
ssadridjfen aus 9iom beba,tp-
tcn, Der yriebensabidlnk irebe
bebpr.
9tuiden beieten 6as 9ori
Gmbermenil stuiid)en Maas nnc
NeogeI.
gnber HaId)a iagf, Die Sir
fei fei BON 3nflano nn6 Gng-
IanS sum ariese sesipnnsen.
Gin bober Gffisier Der idiuei-
serifdleH glrnaee erflart Sen
sries fir Die sllliierten &c.
retts perlnreti.
Die oeltld)e 9iesiermng ge-
ftattet amerifaniidJsn 8eanten
ben SeIudJ Der WefansemenIaser
in Geutid)lanb.
5iiritin Yismarf cbrt bas
gnSenfen @ebbisen's.
2ie Sample in Selsien iinS
iuieoer i'm @anse.
sSu Den Sarpatbem fat iid bic
sase nidDt beranoert.
Die ssransOien luolen i'm
Glfak, nm uberem gamf oes
/ 5edjt uorgehritnsen iein,
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-04-20

sllterserenae fir Sen 9ieuit in,
.RdnolturmL melde 45 Sabre
tit, tueiter binausgef6oben tperoe, 10
IbaB au1 Manner boberer glltersfloi.
fen beranse5ogen peroen fonnten.
9ieie @eriidte tperoen tiunnlebr offi-
5iea als falfd, be5eihnet iino erfla1t,
aes iei nod eine groBe 3abI ipaffenfa-
bigger M1nner inter 45 Sabretf por-
,banoell, 10 oaB es nidt nottpenoig
lei dlterel 2erte llttter Die Sabneil
.Su rufen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-04-20
TricdcnSgcrilet)tc vof1
Rom aus vcrbrcitct.
Deutlde Grfolge 3Wilden laas urd 11losel geneldet
NSemi5el0s lit 2legDpten.
gsidtiqe Mtteilnngtu Gnper Yalda'S iber ben arie9
GelSene u1eSaiae ~ Gbren Se. 1tapitan,
lemttanf N1uecfe.
DeatIhe Grfolee ,wilhen lf1aas und nose q
Bidtiee Mdtteilnngtn Gnper Yaidas lber ben arieg

Vtne Sepetdle aus Hetershnrg mel
bet, Die Seiterreid)er batten am
Sunntas bei Dem aarpatbenopri Se-
lepDtid), in Der @esenh bes llslof-
8aiies, einen Angriff se1Hadt unb
babel idluere @erlnite erIitten. Sin
sanses Siterreidiides 8ataillpn babe
man nit eimem Male geiansen ae-
nontmen. slndI batten iidD Die DETER
reider etiuas suriifsiebem imiiiIen.
Slns @isu lit bereits gemelOet iuurs
ben, Saf bic Ceiterreider gerabe III
Oieier @esenS NIT Grfolg sefampft
.nnb sablreide rniIiide 9efansene ge=
madDt bGtten. 9ie HniIen meloea
aud mod pon anbern Grfolsen in
ben &arpatben nnb am Strgj bic alie
Dun ben 5iterreid)iiden geridten iui-
Serfest iperSem.
Or. &enrD ban 9pfe, unier Sc
Iiailoter i'm 9aag, Der aud bein groB.
ber5oelihen 9ofe in 2iirertblirg Of
freoiert lit, lit ioeben bon einern 9e-
inde in 2uremburg 5liriifgefebrt
" easL puB .et uon oe'' y oenllalea'
in Der sliporfonllemoiten @eiie be-
banoelt lei. gr beablidtigt oenlnadfi
''uso SO''oo'' o. sspe''
9fa@ etnem franSonldDem Serldlt
gaoen ole Seiflaen etnen anGrtrf
aMf ote fran5ofld)e Sfeilmng BET Yes
v'parses senaht l'no aber 5arid-
gelalagen. w Dapen Gainpfe tiit
saioe pon NfoItmartre ifattsefnn-
oen, bod tno ite er9ebnislDs Dcr=
lauren, mas bet oen Sransolen ne
ipopnltdl etne llmldlreibnns fiir ei.
ae't entidue0enen yitserfolg lit. Nci
etnem slrtilleriegefedDt in Der Oe'
geno pon Jiegitiepille iuollen tie oa-
9egen am geiten abgeidnitten baben.
Die 6ransuIen 6ebmapten. tie ieien
I'M Gliais anf bei0en Seiten oes sedjt-
flniIes in ieinem Obereu 9anf borse.
ornngen. Sie 9entiden bitten
Glelsbriife geranntt, luubci iie grbRe
@orrGte bon MitnitiOn snriifselaiiem
batten. Bon 0eitidler Seite tit Die
9tadridJt bisfer nidlt beitatist. Sebr
glanbiuiiroig flingt lie nidt, beiun=
oers nidt bic gebanptnng, oaE oie
Semtidlen srofe NlmnitiOnsborrate
5iiriidselaIien batten.
Ste angebltd)en SentidDen Spiune
Snepferle, Sabn nno Nneller, bic in
Sonoon getangen sebalten iueroen,
i'no teet furntell IN Anflagesnitqno
.perlebt.
Sie Sambnr9 Steam Navigation
SoeletD" bat 81 Gbren pes Gapitainr
Se1ifnant BON Winede, Der einen Seil
Der Wfannld)aft oes Sreit5ers rGm-
oen" glndltd) mad Sooeioa III IRA.
ben bradlte, cine 9olOene Wfeoaille
pragen laneit.
Nethpolo @orros, eiller DER tupil.
lleil ns ltan6ollpeh SlltlplT1er, y ut Del
gugeillui'lier III Sel9len oon oe'i
2en.lpeh 9elan8eh aeilonlnlen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-04-20
JliIano.

Die gaetp Oorf oBorlo1 be-
bauptet 6as lationsgeribt tper.
De oas iiber ben friiberen Boli5ei-
lelltnant 8eder ausgelprodene 9o-
oesurteil itmItoBen unb eitten neuer1
BroseB anor6nen. 9ieier ilene Brp-'
5eB miro Damn porousiidtlid, Sa
Die Snltpt8eugen geeen @efer fliht
inebr ieben. init Der sSreiiprehuaJ
oes slngeflngten enbena gs ban6elt
|iif bei .benr 8eder=5afl befanmtlif,s
|llnl oie grnloroung oes Spieicrs
&oIentbal, Der eines Mbero5 in Seem
Yorf auf Der StraBe bon niebrerett
iuneen 2eaten eri1oIIen iunroe, Die
in einem 2lntomobil angefabren fa-
men lno ii9 nit ibm aiid ipieber
oapon nahten. gs ipuroen ipdter
bier libel beriidtigte iinge Mdnner
|als bic S6ter perbaftet. Sic geilal-
ben Die Sat allh elm, beIduloigten
aber 8eder, oaB er iie sl Dem @er-
brehen angeltiftet babe, neil 9foien-
tbal ibm nnbequem pnr0e ino er
i'm beieitigen ipollte. Die bier Wor-
Der tpuroen gum Sooe perlrteilt ulto
bingeri9tet, 8efer tpuroe alG gum
Sooe nerirteilt, bod geldng es ibnL
oie @usfiibrung oes ltrteils big jest
btralls8uihieben. Gr bebauptet, bas
Spfer elmer 8erfdlporling 5u iein.
@us 8aibtnston miro gelnel.
bet, Die iapai,iide 9fegierrng babe
ale ariegsihiffe aus 6en onerifani=
i6en @etuaiiern 5nriifberufen, nit
9lusnabme oerienigeil oie SIR 8et-
ourg bes in Der Surtle Ban perurl-.
gliidtpn areuBers nsfiama" notig
ftlao. @s lit 6ies nuBer Dem slr-
belts uno gergnngsififf MIR Der
4reu5er ,gbitoie@.
ltnierm beriibmten Gdriftirct.
Ter uno 8eihidtsidreiber 8aig-
ington Srping ioG IN Sulla.
Sfla, elm ibones 9enfmal errihtet
meroen. oeiien llnterbau bei @ele.
genbeit elmer groBen 5eitlid)feit am
0onneritae nno sSreitos nahiter
@ohe Der Staot iibergeben ioeroen
iol. @fan bat feitgeltellt, oab sSrning
auf ielner &eiie ourd Die 8rairitn
I'M Sabre 1882 Sen Mrfaiias an Der |
SteIle freu8te, on Ser iest 6te Gtaot
GulIa liegt utb oaB er ipdter III |
ieiner piel geleienen 8el9leibun0
oieier 9feiie erflarte, oaB anf iencr
Stelle pobriheinli6 einn1al cine
groBe Staot entIteben iperoe.
9ie beioen angebli1en Gpnn-
nitperi6tporer 4barno uno Garnlor-
ce, Die ihuloig befunoen iino, ben
geriu6 gemaft 81 baben, Die q.
Gatrid's &ntbeorole in 9tc.p Worf |
ourd1 cine 9pnamitbombe 5il 5erito- |
reiL iino 81 ie6s bis 8moGi Ssabrqnl
3udtbaus nerurteilt poroen.
Die .glmerican Steel syeun-I
Dries Company" Bat Inn Oie @rnen-I
ntltg eiues ,Heeeioersn fir Die Chi
cdgo, Nod SSSslano ano Gacific gabu |
na6geirht
9lm IL @tai finoet i'm @emI
9orfer @afen cine eroBe SIottenrcpue |
burdl ben 8r1lioenten itatt.
llnier BET Sonoliilu llnterae !
gangenes lluterieeboot n6-4" lit &C.
boben imo in oen Saien gcihleppt
- NeItes Del nno @aioLin erh1It |
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-04-20

- 9eItes Sel uno @aIoIin erb6It
man bon ser Slimp Oil So, 400
Sit.Gommeree Str. gfeltes Eel. 3ra-
bis 2252. (Mna.)
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9ittIc Gem
Special 9itndjes Zoe.
102 ssefferiOn Str.
(Nn3eiae.)

Or. s. SooS Yettp, SpeaiaIift ime
8nnoor5t nur fir @ei6ledts- n,to
Sarn-Granfbeiten. lteber Dem Molt.
bottan Safe. grodett 843S. (9[ns.)
Or. 8. u. Barber, 3abnarst, MoOre
Webaase. (Mn3.)
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. Or. 3. G. @6ite.

friiber Superintenoent oes g. 8.
Sniane aiplllm, bat 9fficen I'M
Moore-@eballoe gir. 201 be3ogen, lpo
er gierneit- uno Geiitesfranfbeiten
ipe8iell bebanoeIt. Gel. Grodett 1890.
tMnaeiae.)
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gu perrenfen = 3fuei m6bIierte 3im
nfer NIT fepdrdtem gineang an 5tra.
ben6ahn gele9er Ghones Sommerbeir;.
Hreile mabig, giacbsufragen 46t @liirs
phu Moe., am gforoz@noe Der gSeit @no
Gar 2ifiie SeIephon Srapis 4169.
(Quaeiae.)
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1915-01-27
BY ORIGINAL COMPANY


The de Koven Opera Company viii
present the celebrated light opera
robin Hood, at the Bennington OPP
era house, Saturday. Jan. 80.
This organization is the same which
presented the famous classic at the
New Amsterdam Theatre, New York
last season in splendid production
which was one of the successful fea.
lures of the musical season in that
city Ivy Scott, of the Century Grand
Opera, New York will again sing the
role of Maid Marian. Cora Tracy will
sing Alan-a-Dale.
The supporting company is the
same which gave such efficient sup
port during the New York engage
ment. The fine singing chorus and
original production remain intact.
The advance sale is very large but
there are plenty good seats yet left at
Gokay's.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1915-01-27

STATE OF VERNON, The Honor
y District OF bennington, IS. able Probate
Court for the District aforesaid.
To all persons interested in the estate of
William Bourne. GREETING:
WHEREAS. application in writing hath been
made TO this court by the guardian OF william
Bourne for license. TO sell the real estate OF
said ward. VIZ: Situated in Shaft sbury and
bounded ON the north by lands of william
Twitchel. east by lands OF the Eagle Square
Mfg. Company. on the south by the highway
leading from North Remington TO ShaftsburS,
ard on the west by lands of Mrs Hechison.
representing that the sale thereof for tine
purpose OF putting the proceeds of such
sale at interest. or investing the same In stocks
or other real estate. or using the ayails thereof
for the benefit OF said ward as the law directs
would be beneficial for said ward. H6As
WHEREuPON, the said Court appointed and
assigned the 18th day OF February. 19l5 at tho
PROBATE Once in Bennington In said district,
10 hear and decide upon said application and
ordered that pubic notice thereof TO be
given 10 all persons interested therein. by
publishing this order, three weeks successfully
in the Bennintou Evening banner, O newspaper
published of Bennington in said distrie
which circllates in the neighborhood OF those
persons interested therein. all which publes-
tons shall be previous to the time appointed
for the hearing.
TIL EREFORE, you are hereby notified 10 ap
pear before said Court, at the time and plaza
Aforesaid, then and there in said Court to oh
tect TO the granting OF such license. ii you see
cause.
Given Under my Hand at Bennington in said
District, this 25th day OF Jauus ", 1915
AMY Fl. BARBOUR, Register.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1915-01-27
BENNINGTON BRIEFS
News Of the Town and Village IoId
Briefly for Busy Readers

What's on tonight-the band fair
ADV.
Ernest Allen of White Creek passed
Tuesday in town.
Mrs. N. w. Edgerton is visiting at
her former home in North Adams
Remember the big band dance in
Forester's hall tonight. Music by full
band Adv.
MIS- Harvey Cottrell of Pittstie'd,
former resident, is visiting rela-
tives in town.
Miss Edna Trombly, daughter of
Mrs. S. A. Trombly is quite ill at her
home on Morgan street.
Mrs. Charles Ressequie entertained
at cards at her home Tuesday even
ing Refreshments were served.
Edward Jenney and Francis Norris
sey left this morning for few days
camping trip at Beaver Meadows.
Mrs. 4. c. Hamilton of Main street
went this morning to Boston for
few days visit with her sister, Mrs
H. W. Dudley.
Miss Dorothy Marks, who has ire
quently visited her aunt, Mrs. Law
renee l.. Gokay, is seriously ill at her
home in Niskayuna, ~ Y.
Rev Elmer Mckee is in Searsbure
today to officiate at the funeral Of
Mrs, Amanda Bishop, whose death DC.
Cured at Morristown, Conn.
The jolly Six card club was enter
tanned by Mrs. Eugene Moulton at
her home on Gage street Tuesday
evening. Refreshments were served.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1915-01-27
LECTURE ON HEREDITY
Albert Edward Wiaeam to Speak Be
fore the Fortnightly.


The social science meeting of TIL,
Fo.tnightly at new high school hal
Saturday afternoon promises to b,
one of the most entertaining OF tn,
season. Albert Edward Wiggam, who
will give his newest stereopticon lee
ture on "Heredity and Human Pro
gress." is a famous speaker OF the
middle west. a native of Southern In
diana. and is sent out primarily under
the auspices of the University of Wis
consin II is said that no man living
can build better lectures than he, nor
any man deliver them with more
skill.
He is the foremost authority now
on the platform. upon heredity and
its relation to every day social prob
lens; yet his lecture on this subjec,
is not scientific talk but drama
tic entertainment
Mr. Wiggam has four notices for
lecture, "a THE more man
knows the more you can tell him,
GU "A lecture is a failure if it is not
an entertainment CD 1T isn't lee
ture unless it adds immensely to hui
man knowledge IA "A lecture isn't
a lecture unless the people go away
walking on air,
The social science committee de.
sires to give its afternoon a genuine
bit of social science spirit and do that
end the club has invited many guests
through the public press. Each ciuo
member may bring a guest, the par
ent-teacher association. high school
seniors, all teachers. the clergy, and
professional men and women OF Len
ninston are cordially invited to at
tend. There will be no guest charges.
and il is hoped large number viii
be present.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1915-01-27
RockfaII Fawn Street Blankets

We will sell this week 100 pairs of
the fawn Team Blankets extra size,
measuring S4X9O inches weight IA
lbs. to the pair; Leather attached for
names, also leather tie straps at $3.50
pair. In ordering send 25c for Par
eel Post Frears, Troy, n. Y. Adv.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1915-01-27
A GRATEFUL MOTHER

MY baby was very sick with bad
cold and would cough all night. Faith
err Johns Medicine cured him.
(Signed) Mrs. Phoebe Gregoire, II
Philips Street, Central Falls, II. /.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1915-01-27
Y. M. c. A. BOWLING

Hillsides Win Four,Points i'm Ten Pin
Tournament.
The Hillsides defeated the Pirates
last night to !.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1915-01-27
Progressive Suit Club

Now the time 10 start get spring easy pay.
plan Our same as the Christmas Clubs at
the banks, only you don't have to wait until Christmas
You with anywhere from five cents to ST. u.s. and
short time have suit ready for spring wear Call get of
cards.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1915-01-27
77g m S59

Tonight Methodists VS. Congrega
tionists. Thursday Baptists VS. Cubs.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1915-09-03
Member of the Associated Press.
FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER ,, 1918
WoRKMEN,s CONDENSATION.

When Indiana joined the states with
laws for injured workers
recently it made 81 of the units under
the starry flag to have such a law. In
four other states it will become
operative soon. Out of the 100000 en-
ployers in Indiana only about 500 have
announced their intention of re-
naming exempt from the operation of
the law. Several of the large traction
companies of the state are among those
that have chosen to take a chance with
the courts in damage suits, but as is
usual under the compensation laws, they
may not plead that the injured employee
was negligent or that he was injured
by the negligence of fellow employee
or that ne assumed the risk of injury
by contract.
The rapid progress of workmen 5
compensation legislation has been one
of the recent features of state legisla-
tive activity. There still remains a
strip of states extending across the
country in which the ambulance chas-
ing lawyer can seek out his existence
as in the old times. These states are
Virginia, North Carolina, South Caro-
lima, Georgia, Florida, Alabama, Mis-
sissippi, Tennessee, Arkansas, New
Mexico, Idaho, North and South Dako-
ia, Missouri, Delaware and kentucky
Kentucky passed such a law but II
was declared unconstitutional because
of a constitutional provision that the
general assembly has no power to
limit the amount of damages. Friends
of workmen 5 compensation in that
state are now interested in an amend
ment to the constitution.
Montana is the only state to reject
compensation by a vote of the people
Montana 5 bill is said to have had
some unusually Objectionable features
In Wyoming the legislature passed {
compensation law after the people haC
ratified an amendment to the constitu
ton permitting it. This year Nebras
ka voters ratified in referendum tn,
compensation act passed in 1913 by tn
legislature.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1915-09-03

Elihu Root, president of the New
York constitutional convention, be-
lieves that daily printed record of
legislative debates would act as an au-
tomato valve on the hot air to which
solons are so free to give vent. An
amendment providing for the printing
of such debates is to be submitted to
the voters along with other proposed
changes. 1t is. probably true that a
good many legislators would be more
restrained in their language if they
knew that an accurate transcript of
their remarks was to be published for
the benefit of the folks back home.
but on the other hand, the desire to
''g get into print" which burns so
fiercely in the bosoms of many en-
bryonic statesmen, would tend to en-
courage long-winded discussion. Think
of a verbatim report of some of the
discussions that have echoed through
Montpelier's legislative halls 1t would
have the Gentleman from Hayville
| beaten to a fragile.