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The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1915-06-01
Personals

The high school chorus, which will
render musical program on the
Tuesday evening before commence.
ment, is practicing diligently each
Friday morning.
Mr.. w. C. Dyer, science teacher at
the high school, is spending the week.
end with his parents in Columbus.
The Misses Elizabeth and Isabel
owen were visitors at high school
Friday morning.
Miss Beryl Zemer was visitor at
the high school Wednesday.
Messrs. Robert Weaver and Paul
Whitaker are spending the weekend
and Decoration Day with friends in
Lima.
Messrs. Palmer Barnard and Faye
Strang accompanied their respective
fathers to indianapolis Friday to wit
ness the automobile races in that city.
AS the teacher of the fourth grade
pupils at the Third ward was i'll. Miss
Ruth Nixon substituted for her,
Thursday.
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$4,000 which is yet unpaid and be.
cause he would not act, reprisal was
taken on his brother
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1915-01-15
Oysterville

]. Wears made a business
trip to Newport Saturday.
MISS Addie Lewis stayed with
Mrs. Hath several days helping
her with her work. Mrs. Hath
is improving slowly.
Mrs. Geo. King received the
sad news of the death of Mrs.
Bayne Howard Of Mulino, Ore.
She will be remembered by
many as a school teacher who
taught at Oyster City.
About twenty of our young
folks surprised Chas. Brown, on
Poole slough, last Monday even
ing. The occasion being his
21st birthday All enjoyed
dancing and playing cards and
departed after midnight wishing
him many more birthdays to
come.
Miss Alma Boone Is working
for Mrs. Chamberlain at va
quina.
VIM. Fey made a trip to New
port Tuesday.
VIM. Backus has come back
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lumber for road dist 8. .117.O0
Salary of court house janitor
raised to $35 pei month.
County Officers bonds filed
and accepted.
Oren Ruperts, county aid 5000
j. r. Barker, same ;. 1000
G. e. Wilson, same :. 1000
w. F. Wakefield, per diem
and mileage. :. :. $3.50
o. V. Hurt, same. :. :. 34.OO
j. II. Ross, salary as sealer
of weights. :. >. :. :. 4.35
Road Masters report read
and accepted.
Clerk was authorizer to adver-
tise for bids Of Logan bridge in
road II.
X. d. Burgess was appointed
Health officer.
Petition of A. Gallagher, ct al,
to remove the boom from Bea-
yer Creek, referred to Commits
sioner Hurt.
R. n. Howell, County Clerk.
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1915-01-15

The steamer Bandon finished
loading lumber at the sawmill
here Tuesday morning and left
down the river Wednesday
morning. She carried a lighter
load than usual, having taken all
of the available lumber of the
class wanted. Unless the Esta-
brook company concludes to
take away a load or two of the
old lumber on the mill yard, she
will probably not be back for
several weeks until the mill re-
sumes saving.
The Southern Pacific and G.
& e. railways have made a spec
ial rate for fares to the expo
sitions at San Fransisco and
San Diego, California. The
fare from Toledo to San Fran
cisco and return, 80 day limit,
is $3.50; 80 day limit, $50. To
San Diego and return, 40 day
limit, $54.50. Stop-over priv
ileges allowed at any point. Sale
dates from February 15 to No
vember 80, 1915.
Mrs. J. ]. Gather returned
Wednesday evening from attend
ing the marriage Of her sister,
Miss Margaret Mackey, at Inde-
pendence, last week. Miss
Mackey will be remembered
among old friends In this city,
having lived here several years
ago.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. G. Brown,
who have been residing in the
James Mcdonald house for the
past several weeks, departed
Tuesday morning for Portland,
where they will make their
home with their son.
DIR. Hagel this week lost a
horse. The animal fell and
slid down a steep hill striking a
log and injuring 1t so that II
was necessary to kill It.
Commissioner o. v. Hurt, af-
ter completing his first term OF
Commissioners Court, returned
to his home at Waldport Satur-
day evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. d. B. Stuart re-
turned from a several days visit
among relatives and friends In
Portland, Monday evening.
Mrs. Richard Christensen ar.
rived up from Newport Tuesday
evening for a visit with relatives
and friends.
l.. G. Fox was over from Cor.
wallis Monday night, returning
the following morning.
Mrs. p. II. Elting of Upper 81.
letz returned Saturday evening
from a visit at Dallas.
Miss Eleanor Grady returned
Tuesday evening from q weeks
visit at Newport.
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In electing road supervisors
Judge Miller did not vote except
ing in road districts 6 and II,
In which the Commissioners fail
ed to agree, in road 6 the Judge
voted with Commissioner Hurt
for Jos. Parkhurst, Commission
er Wakefield voting for A. ].
Stoker. In II the Judge voted
with Commissioner Hurt for p.
Deakins, Commissioner Wake
field voting for c. A. Baker.
The Lincoln County Leader
was. declared the official paper,
and was allowed $40 per annum
for publishing county proceed
ings.
]. Rattey, draying :. 80. $50
J. N. Taylor, ct al, work
road dist l.. :. :. -. 1850
Dudley Trapp, ct al, same
dist H.. :. E. :. :. .54.66
]. T. Porter, mdse for Mrs.
ii. Anderson. :. :. .2.95
Petition of Ray Chambers, ct
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Ona

Clifford Phelps and Chris
Cook went to Yaquina Sunday
by way of Poole slough.
A number of the voters of
road district No. 5 held a meet
ing at the Ona schoolhouse Sat-
urday afternoon, January 9th,
for the purpose of forming a
good roads club. Bylaws were
drawn up, plans were discussed
for improving the roads. Walter
Weber was elected president and
G. S. Ohmart, secretary. The
first work of the Club will be to
help in opening the new roads
of the district for travel.
]. Fisher and Fay Selby were
at Lutgens Sunday.
The H. H. Cook Co. has COM
pleted the installing of a new
steel water wheel in their mill,
which makes a great improve
ment in it. The first day after
it was thoroughly adjusted they
tested it at 1000 #. of board
lumber in 10 hours with three
men to operate the mill and two
boys to handle the lumber in the
yard. This will be a great con.
venience to the people of Beaver
Creek as they now can get lum.
ber for building purposes neal
home without the necessity oi
scowing across either bay.
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1915-01-15

Everyone present spent a jolly
time at the dance at Nathan
Watkins, New Years night.
Mrs. w. R. Moore spent Mon
day with Mrs. c. C. Lane.
Mr.. and Mrs. z. p. Randall Of
Toledo spent last week among
friends here.
A pleasant time was spent at
the card party at Mr.. and Mrs
]. w. Davenport's Wednesday
night. - Those present were Mr..
and Mrs. J. w. Davenport, Mr..
and Mrs. w. ,R. Moore, Misses
Edith Davenport and Clara
Moore and Messrs. Nathan Wat
kins, Elmer Watkins, Rupert
Stewart, Alva Moore, Asa Brown
Fredie Brown, and Richard Da-
venport. Many exciting games
Of cards were played.
Mrs. w. r. Moore and little
grandson, Everett Moore, went
to McMinnville Monday for a
short visit with Mr.. and Mrs. r.
T. Moore. RS
Miss Gertrude Johnson and
Everett Brown spent Saturday
and Sunday at Harlan.
John Davenport went to Elk
City last Thursday.
Alvah Moore and Rupert
Stewart spent Saturday and
Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs. S. J.
Stewart.
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Upper Beaver
]. M. Bowers made a trip to
Yapuina Thursday.

]. M. Bowers made a trip to
Yapuina Thursday.
Jesse Clifford left for Portland
on business Saturday.
Herman Henke came in from
Portland Monday, to run the
Clifford ranch during Mr.. Cliff
ford's absence.
Pete Peterson went to New
port Saturday.
T. Huntsucker made a flying
trip to Ona Wednesday.
Gordon and Johnny Emerson
of Poole Slough, were in this
vicinity Tuesday.
w. G. Martin was seriously
i'll Sunday and Monday, but is
much better now.
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CnT INITN AIEXN/S~ each Commu Gathered
Associate Editos

carried on from year to year.
1t stands to reason that when
you destroy this process of ma
ture you violate a natural law
and the penalty is death-death
to the fish industry. l believe
the best thing to do is to take
the traps, damns and hatcher
les out and let the fish have free
access to the rivers and creeks
as they did and the salmon will
increase.
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1915-01-15
bay is best after all.
from the Umpqua river, where
he was fishing, and will go to
oystering again. l guess this
u>A .>a'eek

ue4 ,>a'eeK
Mr.. and Mrs. Matt Payne have
been visiting on Fall creek the
past week.
Earl O'Brien is better now.
He has been sick for about nine
weeks.
Orell Beals left last Sunday
for a visit with relatives at
Agate Beach.
Mr.. and Mrs. Claire Tren-
holm visited at the J. w. Bran
non home last Sunday.
Fred Westbrook from Salem
is working very hard on his
homestead on Fall creek.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harlan Long
spent two days visiting G.. P.
Hunters last week.
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DIED..

Christian Miller died at the
home of his daughter, Mrs. w.
A. McClintock, near Taft, We'd
nesday, January 9Th, 1915.
His age was So years.
Mr.. Miller had been in poor
health for about three years,
suffering with a slow paralysis
which grew gradually worse un-
til death came to end his suffer-
ing. He spent the most of his
life in the state of Ohio, coming
to Oregon about two years ago.
He is survived by only one
daughter.
Funeral services were held at
Taft cemetery where interrment
was made.
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1915-01-15

Amos Kisor of Newport is in
the city today.
See w. P. McCee before buy
ing that raincoat.
Now it is Governor Witty
combe and Mr.. West.
Band Boys dance at Oddfel-
low Hall tomorrow night.
Thos. Brown Of Poole slough
is in the city today on business.
w. N. Cook of Chitwood was a
county seat visitor Wednesday
George Hodges, Mayor of Sal
ado, was county seat visitor
Monday.
S. j. Brown, of the G. E., was
transacting business in this city
Tuesday.
A. It. Peterson was a passen-
ger for Portland Wednesday
morning.
Hon. b. F. Jones was a pas
senger for the lower bay last
evening.
VIM. Graham was severely in
jured by being kicked by a horse
yesterday.
Mrs. Lee Wade returned Tues
day evening from q visit with
her daughter at Albany.
Born, to Mr.. and Mrs. o. F.
Jacobson, at Newport, Friday,
January Sth, daughter.
Mrs. VIM. Scarth came down
from Elk City last evening re-
turning home this morning.
President ]. X. Weatherford
Of the c. & Il. r. r., was a To-
ledo visitor Tuesday evening.
Representative s. G. Irwin
went to Salem Satl,rday to take
up his duties at the Legislature.
Mr.. Spencer who formerly re-
sided here at Toledo, arrived
over from the Valley the first of
the week.
Commissioner w. f. Wakefield
returned home Saturday evening
after a strenuous week in Com
missioners' Court.
Assessor Ball now has the tax
rolls ready to turn over to the
Treasurer. Mr.. McCluskey will
commence the collection of
taxes Monday.
Mrs. John McCluskey and Mrs.
A. T. Peterson served tea at the
latter's home yesterday. The
proceeds derived from same will
be turned into the treasury of
the Ladies Guild.
The following marriage licen-
ses have been issued this month:
January I'd, Johnny Yasek and
Margaret Freeman; January 9Th,
ii. S. Rinaman and Blanch Hoff-
man; January 7th, G. II. Dobbins
and Elma Sagendorf.
In the suit of DR.. Burgess vs..
S. J. Brown, in Justice Court last
Tuesday, verdict was returned
for the plaintiff. ]. f. Stewart
appeared for plaintiff and w. E.
Gwynn for defendant.
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Fannie Mckinney, widows
pension ........... $3.50
M. A, Shelley, same. -. 5000
Ada Woodford, same 80. 1000
Jacoba Leganger, same. 1850
Helen Sparks, same -. 1000
Minnie Aho, same. -. 17.50
Hilda Maninon, same :. $500
John Fogarty, salary and
expenses :. -. 1868
Bert Geer, stamps, care
of insane, board of pris-
OllerS. Oo.ff
Bert Geer, salary as
sheriff 10000
] e. Hamer, ct al, work
on county road ..... 1881
Jas. Harrison, ct al, same 152.07
Chas. Hassman, ct al,
same. ............ 94.oU
j. H. Sugg, ct al, same :. 6.75
l.. c. Mowery, ct al, same, 49.75
Fred Luethe, ct al, same 1925
VIM. Mackey, ct al, same $3.50
Bear Creek Lumber Co.,
Lumber for dist H.. ..3.16
G.. e. Wilson, nails for road
dist. 49,. :. :. :. -. 2.1C
e. H Bryant, making sign
board for road %. -. 4.0(
/ Walker & Starr, mdse for
! County roads. :. -. 1910
, j. r. Turnidge, salary as
court house jaEitor. .61.0 .0(
o. II. Hougann, for building
court house vault. :. .603.0 OF
]. r. Coovert, ct al, work
road dist 5. 5............ 5000
A. ]. Stoker, ct al, same dist
8. $50. ............ $500
J. c. Barnes, mdse dist g.. 6.O(
A. A. Willoughby, ct al, work
! road district IL. .94.4
N. A. Ludemann, mdse dist A 9.4'
Gardner & Peterson, mdse
for county roads. 80. 49.6'
.F.sp. Carson, bolts for road
Z dist IA :. ..... :. IL
Claus Ludemann, per diem
! and milage. ............ 200
H. Little, work road dist 1 17.5'
Newport Signal, printing
for county. :. E. ...27.8'
w. M. Berry, Justice fees 17.3I
|. E. Coffield, constable fees 6.S
c. e. Linton, ct al, drawing
Alsea jury list. =. :. :. TO
l.. S. Buterfield, ct al, view
! ing trail. =. :. E. -. .4S.0
E. s. Anderson, exporting
county books. F.. :. 1000
Road Supervisors for 1915
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tNSoa SePSf NtSSfS W. f~tS
list. No. l, w. c. Skaggs
2, (Fred Luethe
deputy c. r. Evens
3, Fred McWillis
4, Claire Trenholm
5, Walter Weber
6, (Jos. Parkhurst
deputy, A. Stocker
7, Chas. Hassman
s, Frank Lane
9, ]. III. Sugg
10, Ed Gillespie
II, "a. A. Willoughby
deputy G. Downing
-, B. F. Grant
13, III. S. Porter
IA, j. M. Boren
Is, A. c. Crawford
16, w. ID. Horner
II, Up. Deakins
deputy F. Blattner
lS, Joseph SlJ0ta
10, Jas. Harrison
20, s. r. Rowe
21, l.. c. Mowery
%, w. e. Watkins
%, G. A. Overlander
"a, Ross McElwain
25. Frank Mulyaney
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COMMISSIONERS COURT

The Following Is a synopsis Of
the January, 1915, term of Com
missioners' Court:
Judge Miller and Commits
sioner Hurt took the oath of Of
fee.
Claims Allowed
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Cle1

Everyone present spent a jolly
time at the dance at Nathan
Watkins, New Years night.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-02-13
Viljoen fus puesto en-
libertad bajo
fianza

LOS ANGELES, CAL, Tabrero
general boero B. J. Vii
joen, de quien Sc dijo aver que
habia sido detenido por orden De
las autoridades federgles de les
Estados Unido5 en- esta Ciudad,
fu6 puesto hey en- Iibertad bajo
fanza, con el apercibimiento de
que debera presentarse ell dia 13
del actual para ser juzgado por
los tribuaaies respectivOs, sObre
los delitos de que Sc lie acusa y
los cuaies consisten en- violaci6n
de las Ieyes de Ia neGtralidad,
ViIjoen es uno de los jefea Doe
res que a rafz de terminada IA
guerra de! Transvaal Y Ia Gcan
Bretaha, Sc vino a los Esta5o5
Unidos pasan 10 luego 2 Ia from
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-02-13
Guerra y Rsina estaa Gpe-
ragdc en- eI Canaa de Fer
RaGdez, Durango
Sc cree que esten de a.
cuerdo con eI jefe oroz-
quista J. |. Salazar

Telegrar1a especial para LA
PRENSA.
Ell PASO, Tex, Febrero Y.
He tenido noticias de cue
Jose Guerra, muy cOnOcido en-
Torre6n Y Federico Reina Off
cial del Eiercito Federal que
a Ia disoluci6n de este logro
levantar en- armas alguros
hombres, Sc encuentra al fren-
te de una gruesa partida re-
volucionaria y estan operan-
do en- elNCan6n de Fernandez,
del Estado de Durango con to-
do 6Xito.
Sc ignora a que partido es-
tan afiliados esos revoluciona-
rios, pero a 10 que parecen son
Independence del carrancis-
mo y del villismo y por los an
tecedcntes de Guerra Sc cree
que anden luchando a favor
de la causa de Jose Ines Sala-
zar.
La Compania Ricardo de
ia Vega que Ia alberto una
temporada de opera y zarzuela
en- esta poblaci6n esta traba-
iando con exito no obstante
algunas deficiencies que Sc no.
tan en- ella.
Ell publico de El Paso esta
complacido con esa compania
Y noche a noche llena el tea
tro ocupado por la Compania
de Ia Vega.
Ell Corresponsal.
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rrida enue el consul carrancis-
ia y el jefe de Ia Aduana de
Nuevo Laredo.
En- los abundantes circulos
de mexicanos expatriados fu6
ese ell tema obligado de las
conversaciones durante el dia,
V todo ell mundo lamenta 10
ocurrido entire las dos persO-
mas que por los cargos que
representa- debian haberse
obstenido de dar eI espectacu-
10 de que he venido hacienda
m6rito.
7 10 peor del case es que el
asunt0 ha tenido cOnsecuen-
cias. pueS con motive de Ia
reyerta entire Garcia y Villa
rreaI. Sc han tornado dos
bandos entire los :arrancistas
de esta poblaci5r, pues mien-
tras unos dicen que Villarreal
(Pasa d la 8a.)
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-02-13
NUMERO 1O7
Sc apr0xinla eI ataque de los vi
IIistas a Ia plaza de N. Laredo
LIegaron Monterrey Guardiola Calderon a
cooperar en- ese ataque
TeIegran2a especial para LA PRENSA.

dau los automobiles Y otros
objetos de valor con objeto de
que sean enviados Browns
vile.
Como Sc espera que de un
momento a otro de principle
el ataque que hace tanto ITEM
po Sc ha estado anunciandO,
estar6 pendiente para enviar
oportunamente las noticias dc
10 que ocurra. Ha esta ciu-
dad han empezado a pasar al
gunas familias temerosas de
que las sorprenda en- NuevO
Laredo ell asalto que van a
emprender los villistas.
Ell Corcesponsal.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-02-13
I'm gObernadOr vilIista ex-
BgIsa a tOi0s los empIG2-
dos del gGbiernO

SAN DIEGO, Cal, Febrero,
ia bordo del crucero
San Diego, cue Sc encuen-
ira surto en- Ia bahia de este
puerto Sc recibi6 aver I'm ra-
diograma procedente de la
Paz, Baia California, en- el
cual Sc dice que el nueVo 60
bernador villista del Distrito
Sur de ese territorio mexica-
(Pasa a la Sag. 81
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La se79ra de Fiefr0 va a
B2.Iir a villa al GaH3Vef de
Su eSp0S0

Ell PASO, Tex, FebrerO u.
Hoy Sc supo en- esta ciudad
cue hace dos o tres dias pas6
Dor aoui rumbo al interior del
pals Ia esposa del coronel Ro-
tolfo FierTo, quien va a soli-
cftar de Villa Que Sc le entire
que eI cadaver de su marido,
cue fu6 ejecutado por 6rde-
nes expresas del jefe de Ia
(Pasa a IA Sal
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-02-13
EI cargamento del "Maza-
tIan'' sera entregadoa sus
gropletarIos
F. Villa ordene al gober-
nador Cantu que hiciera
esa entrega

SAN DIEGO, Cal, Febrero,
12.-El contra-Afmirante Ho-
ward, comandante de la escu-
dra americana del Pacifico,
recibi6 aviso aver, por tele-
graffa inalambrica, de que el
Goberandor Cantu del Distri-
to Norte de la Baja California,
habfa dado ordenes para que
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-02-13
Los Se5ores 4. Cells y j. CaGIena
faerOn apreI1en5illos en- Torre6n
Sc les acusaba de construir bornbas y>de simpati-
zar con los carrancistas
Telegraraa especial para LAPRENSA.

E PASO Tex, FebrerO 12 c0n el senor Jose G. Cadena
-Alguros pasaieros cue lie muy cOnocdo TOrTe6n,
gron how rocedenes de la quene los acUsaban de fabr
cdad de ToeGn traen Ia no bombas de que estan en-
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(Pasa a la Sa.)
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(Pasa a la Fag. 81
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l2ass 4 Ia Fag. 81
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(Pasa a la sa.)
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y RECIEEE - 1JCTICIA EN-
- WASHINGTON.

Teicgrasna especial para IA
2EENSA.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1915-08-05
FRED sANTwER NOT A HERO
Working in Montreal, Not Wounded
Soldier in Europe

Working in Montreal, Not Wounded
Soldier in Europe
Says the Swanton Courier:
1t was real nice pipe dream that
story about Fred Santwer, formerly Of
Swanton, getting all chopped up by
the Germans at the battle front in
France as told by in a Rutland News
item appearing in the state press and
published in The Courier last week.
AS matter of fact Fred has been
doing nothing more warlike for glory
than hacking beef shanks,, briskets
and things on a meat block with a
cleaver in little market on st. Den
mis- ST, Montreal A Swanton man
was talking with Santwer this week
in Montreal and he was well and very
much alive to getting back to little
old Swanton and Gods country again.
The hero story appears to have
started with brother of Santwer's'
in Rutland who told some newspaper
Teller that he had recognized his
long lost brother Fred in a bunch of
wounded as they appeared Illustrated
in Leslie's Magazine, in the palatial
home of Mrs. Astor, Clifden Hall Eng,
which she has opened for the wound
ed soldiers as hospital. If the red
headed Individual claimed to be SAINT
wer, as pictured, there is slight re
semblance to Fred s. Santwer; but
"a. d.
that knew him best hereabouts if the
gentleman had on his wig, as usual,
Still, a man would be quite likely to
lose his wig in a desperate fight with
the Germans as they are somthing
fierce in fight, according to all ac-
counts and they may take to scientific
scalping at any time.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1915-08-05
ECHOES
From Manchester Genie
Winchester Center Happenings al
waya Interest Our Readers.

After reading of so many people in
our town who have been cured by
Doan's Kidney Pills, the question
naturally arises rs this medicine
equally successful in nearby placese'
The generous statement OF this Man
chester Center resident leaves no
room for doubt on this point.
James Kennedy, Manchester Cen
ter, says: For years my back and
kidneys bothered me and the trouble
became so bad at times, that | could
hardly stoop or straighten. Morn
ings when first got up. my back was
lame and stiff and pains extended
from my Kidneys into my loins and
hips. The kidney secretions were TN
natural and | was really in bad shape
when / began using Doan's Kidney
Pills. They helped me at once and
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The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1915-08-05
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SUNDAY BASEBALL
Plan To Try It Out in Twin State
League.

plan To Try It Out In Twin State
League.
Bellows Falls. Aug. 3.-The mos
largely attended baseball meeting
ever held in Bellows Falls took place
this evening in Banquet hall When
Sunday baseball was thoroughly dis
cussed aud the matter of Twin State
league games being played here Oh
Sunday was gone into, The report Of
the directors showed that it would be
necessary to raise about $3.50 to con
tinue the season.
Many speeches were delivered and
many of the speakers were in favor
OF Sunday ball. 1t was claimed that
many of the workingmen would be
benefited as these were the only
games they could attend. @
= A vote by ballot was taken Sunday
ball winning so to 49, A game with
Claremont to be played at Barber
park will probably be arranged for
next Sunday.
In today's Twin State league game
at Newport, Bellows Falls lost, 3 TO
2, the game going II innings.