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The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1916-10-27
How to Give Good Advice.

The best way o. give ADVICE IS 70 set
a good example. When others see how
quickly YOU get over your cold by TAX
ing Chamberlain Cough Remedy
the are likely to follow your example.
This remedy has been in use for many
years and enjoys an excellent reputa
tiOn. For sale by f. &. Hettinger,
Salmon Druggist.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1916-10-27
Falr Deal.

The toys, as well as the burdens,
of life are pretty evenly divided be-
tween the sexes after All, and prob
ably little girl derives as much limo
cent pleasure from being a flower girl
ut wedding NJ little hoy does from
going 70 school with live garter
snake Ia his trousers pocket.-OhlO
State Journal
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1916-10-27
IA . = . = = . 9 = .
LOCAL NOTES .

q g i = & ; = +
noebler and J. H. Wright
Three Forks country this
berry viii be hostess at the
HI the Ladies' aid on Nov"
Hlbbs sent out a carload
latOss from Salmon 10 Gil
Thursday
htsndent Bickler of the G.
h been spending the week
4 looking after business mat
HE railroad
linz the first week In Nov
4 library :days will be Fri
Itead Of Saturdays at the
rS In the afternoon.
Andrus, a Salmon river
sustained fracture OF both
his leg on Sunday last from
Of a COW he was milking.
|suer OF the McNutt building
ahead with the improve
h sh e rooms therein for
noses OF the Woman's club
y organizations in Salmon.
Is Weighing nearly three
Ire carried by the ColWell
lis week for the Burkart
Yellow Jacket. The placers
We closed down for the winter
resume In the early spring
/ SHOWS begin to melt. Sup
taken 10 now and stored to
no ready,
Iers Of Gilmore, who had been
for afflliatiOn with contra
no Montana at Gilmore last
IS allowed to depart after an
y with Judge McCrackeD.
Drview cost Myers $50 in a
$50 costs when he entered a
utility to the charge. There
.harge against the man Blake
arrested with Myers.
? the incoming passengers
evening were Harry Pierce
LaMunyon, who had visited
and the northern cities of
They attended the Odd Eel
nd lodge at Occur d Alene.
dletl, Salmon delegate of the
lodge meeting, did not re-
remained for a visit with
After all they had seen
LaMunyOn and Pierce both
the Salmon country looks
hem.
rotate court has confirmed
Of the Eckersell ranc h on
creek to Bell & Melton at
OF sl6r 900. Tie sale carries
'OO head of sheep and comp.
I a sheep outfit, while the
nprlses about 100 acres. The
have also acquired
ueer hank farm on Sandy
ne purchase price for both
= osing upward of $50, 600
'ltating one of the largest
! sne year In Lemhi county
Bell & Melton are among tin
'Amasters of the state. Tney
. from Roberts,
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1916-10-27
DR.. OWEN T. STRATTON
Salmon. Idaho
Tears and Launhtsr.

God made both tenrs aud laughter
and both for kind purposes; for az
laughiaEs enables mirth and surprise
10 breathe freely So tears enable sor-
row 20 vent Itself patiently Leigh
Hunt
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1916-10-27

0e0order prints Butter Wrap
aga ga form. Mail orders re-
Immediate attention.
!. ~1'y .. Shaw, who expects
% salmon on or about Oc-
viii be glad to serve her
. heretofore as seamstress
'uaV orders be reserved till
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-09-22

cs cine GSe9bcit wenn Die @merfoncr Gn9onO nidt
81 0iilie fommen Sample @nelono nidt fir Die Der.
Stna1en 10 iei cs ene SSeqbet oaB bic Scr Stoaten
iid oeen @epoltafte gefoueu loiien.~
Die vSribune~ bat 9ett penn iie iaet oaB cs
cine 6egbeit ei Dob Die Ser. Staaten d ole @eipat'
afte @nglonos gciolle loiien. 9lber oos 9lnoerc lit
luiinn. Sin @merifoner oorf inter feinen lmit1u
Den 5ueeben OoB cr england broude I'M iene &edltc
5u Dcrtbeioigen @ern oeie oneegriffen meroen fam
uno ioa iid iebit pcrtbeioieeu IS lit i6erbolipt
miBia, 81 erwGgeu ooB england fir SemonO onocrs
tompt ols iiir iG el6it. @s bot Den {rieg ange5et
tet I'm 0eutidon0 ols uiiongenebmen Sonoels Gons
fltrrenten on Die g9on0 al oriden @S bot oobei mc
Der an Die Der. Stoaten, nod an rgeno Elm an0ereS
Sano, ion0ern nllr oi iid] geoodt I'm jeood feline
&aubiutt lmo ieine 9rutoIitGt 0u mosfren, beboup
tet es, ooB es fir Die &ede Der fcineu Staotcn en
ltebe sSiirs @ritc bat 3eit6lon0 oeie Hedte gar
nidt gcfGbroet es berlorgte BON 9egieu nift ein
Sono, ionOern MIR Elm 0urd5ugsrcdt $50 Oas be-
puist muroe, pie bon 2uremblirg, bot es Die Soubc
r6nitot Der &lentnoten geodtet rno fir oaen Sdo
oen oollen Grios eeleet, uno mic 0eutiflono guten
@rlno botte, oas Durd0ugsredt 81 Derlongen uno es
lid 3u nebmcii, ais es oermegert muroe lebrt 0os
Beiipel @riedcnlon0'S @enuu 10 pie 0cieS Opli
oen Naiirten ge5mungen miro ien @ebet als Sfriegs
ldoilplot ber3ugebei genau 10 piroen e nit Bel
glen berfobrcn baben menn Deutidlono bnen nidt
5ilborgefonImen uno @elgien nc6t tbotiGhlid idon
Elm W1tglieo Der Gntente getpeien mare gSos @ngs
lono nit Ieincn &cr6olten eegen Ole Ser Stooteu be.
abiidtgt entprdJt genou einem @crbolten gegen
@riefenlono. @S mil ale ncutralen Yotionen 3tpin
gen, ibm @eiono 5i ciiten uno 6ipor 5ll Dem ooppc
ten 3wed Die Gentromdd)te 5il 5ermolmen no Oiee
iopic oud ole g}Gltrocn oeren Silfc iie er5pingt
aus Dem gSeltbonOeI berous 81 bolten @s 1T oaber
nidts ais cine 8erorebung Der g8obrbeit tpen geioo
miro Oob @nglouO fir Die @er Staoten fdmpit @S
Drrildt iie uidt bios 5u inerioden ionOern es bat
iie idon uterodt lno cs lit cine rationale Sdjmad
ia 6eigbeit onB ipir es ilns geiolen laien
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-09-22

Der 0olobeono Scr Geutden 9ieihsbant betrdet
nod Dem auspcis Der 9onf bonn 15 September
247O2Ot 900 Dlorf cine 3ulia5me bon 5O3,OOO
Nlorf ieit Dem AusmeS in Der Mode 5uDor. Seit
Nrcqsbcgnn 9ot iidj Der cjolobeon0 Der gieidsbant
mcbr ols ucrooppeli Die @ont bon Gnglono ui0 Die
9anf Don Sronfreid Dcroiientden feline gIusDeile
mebr Gle oirien cs nidt wogen, oein ibr @olobe'
iion0 iit gum aroBten Ebeile nod glelu yort ouSge
monoert, mo 5luor i'm glustolld ir Whlition Aie
1T Is bod 70 aon5 anoers gefonlmcn ais bic 5cnoe
Geuthluno Dor 26 W}onoten erportet botten. Do'
nals mar man in 9oris lno 2onoon un0 aiIb in Der
Q8oa Street cIt Ibcr8eugt ooB GetAlano IN flr0er
8c boncrott ien wcroC Statt OeiIen aber 1T 9eutid
lon6 iictq fapitosfrdtger qeporoen Der @olobetoro
Der Reidsbant Bot iib Der0oppelt, unO Die Nnleben
fir sic @etreitung Der Sriegstoen iino i'm egenen
2on0c mtcrgcbradt poroen pdbreno Gnglono ilno
1ronfrcid ibr @plo nod amerfo idden muBten IN
8ablimq fir Wtnition mo Amcrifo INNER mebr Der-
ihul0et Der0cn. Die 0eutidcn ®slhul0UerlHrei'
buneen Qcben 81 uur 5pei 0lorf inter oem ytein'
pcrt6e reBcno ab pdbreno 5ronfred a}ibc Bat leina
Observation-Disclosures 81 1919 Jranfen unter
Dem Nennpcrtbe an oen N2nim 81 bringen. llnO oo-
bel numt lSrnnlrcid nIte RegierungSpapcre ocren
8insllB mir 21@ uno 8 @ro5ent 1T Dabreno Die
ncilen 9lnlei6eh 5u @ro5ent arsgeidrieben ueroen
mic uud in Gcutihnno in 3oblimg. Das @led)e
nuiB ou6 Gnglauo tbun. A6er troe 9laeoem fonnen
Ic ndlt 6os notbige 6elo fir Die arieefibrung i'm
eiqcnen 2onoe ouibringen trob 9leoem ntiliien lic
8un0crtc Wdllionen Dollars in 9mcrifa punpen.
Mcnn Der arca einmal bor6e it, miro 0eutihlouo
nod oen Ser Staotcn oos fopitolfr1itgIte Son0 ici
oem es miro euen groBen @oIobeono beiiecn
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-09-22
WHERE DOES THE GERMAN
VICTORY" COME IN2


The New York World calls the de-
feat of Mr.. Robert Bacon as can
didate for the Republican nominal
tion for United States Senator from
New brk "A German Victory in
New York"
But Mr.. B. H. Ridder says in his
article on Mr.. Bacon's defeat:
The German-American will never
learn the lesson of his political po-
tency until he learns to enroll him
self before the primaries and the ul-
innate day of election.
81 do not believe that per cent.
of the German-American voting
strength of the State was used in the
primary fight on the day before yes
terday, Notwithstanding the fact that
Robert Bacon made a distinct Issue
Of German-Americani in local
State politics"
Where does the German victory"
come in?
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-09-22
Die ariedliIdle SraaSOic.

Die entente orbeet gegenmdrtig nit Sodorud, uit
0're6enlon0 gum bcpaffneten @ingreen gegen Die
Gcntrolmddte 81 6pingen Ole @orgGnee in &erbin
omg nit Der eeten &obinetSfriliS dcinen jeood Oa
rau binouoeiien, Dob elm groBer Ebeil oes gried
den goltes, NIT Dem &0nig an Der Spite nod i'm
mer energiid 6ennibt it, oos 2ono Dor Dem A6grlnO
6u rctten, in ben Oie glliirten eS itr5en molen Sb
Dies reilid aelingen miro 1T cine onoerc roee @lo
oarf ndt Oergeiier OoB Die glniirten @riedenlnnO IN
brer @eipult ba6en oenn iie boben feline SGen be-
ebt imO bm ole 8ufitbr obgeidnittcn Die entente
bat Den @rieden Die Ia1tlidrmiben angeebt INN
5iebt 0ieelbcn nit briituler @efput mmer feer olI
ginc iredbere @erbobmng oes 9olferredts uno icocs
politiiden glnionOes 1Bt iid5 foiun oenfcn Wlon
modDte natiirlid piinId)cn, Dob Ole @riedcn b mic
elm Wann crbeben Diiroen, bre llnter0rider aus
Dem Sonoe 81 jogen ood ideinen ole I'M SonOe berr
denoen 3uit6noe ident Dor Naem Ole geidoffenbct
oeS gricd]iiden &eeres troB aler 2oDolit6t gum So
niesboue cine ioIdc W1oglidfet ous5uidIeBen @eraOc
oiee gerb6ltnile meroen ober ad i'm Sale elmer grie
biiben ariegsertldrlng al Die Gentrolmdd)ta our
8olge ba6en ooB Die &ilfe Gjredelonos Der entente
cbr penig niiben miro
Sn Der gnn5cn grediiden Grogooic ipielt a0nig
Gonitontn cntifieocn Die pornebme n0 monDbofteite
9loae 7roolos bat Der aong Der lid bereits in 6pe
@atanfriegcn ais gon5er @elo ge3eiet bot ourd ein
tapiereS mio unerdrodcneS &erboIten oen glaiirten
gcgenit6cr bewieien Dob CT Elm 0lnnn bon Stabl it,
Cll Dullt
it'd lGngit bon Den Droblmgen 8eripredlmgcn uno @je
romoBregeln Der Aaiirtcu bcitnmen laiien Den bart
nddigen SSioertono gcgen Sntrigle uno Sufonlie au
Sugeben.
9lber onideneno bat a6nig Goniontin nur oas eine
SntereIe, ein geebtes 8oterlonO BON ben Sdreden
oes g8eItfrieees su beloo6ren. Sein egenes S6ifio
unO 0os finitiqe @eIdid ener Dpnoitie pieer inter
eeorOnete Rolen in Der S{rs oeren Centrum CT belte
it, llno penn aud Ole yloc9rdten, Die Der @enor
aus @rieGenlonO in Ole @eIt gelaneen IdBt deinbor
bcpeiien polen ooB 90nig Gonitontn in icner 6rie
OenSpolitf ole Webrbeit oes 8oltes eeeen lid bot 70
Oori man nidt aus DEM gllge Iuiien, Dob ict Nond
ten idon feline ungcidrbten uno pobrbeitsgereuer Be
rid)te mebr iiber oaS @eltncer fonmen
Dod mas MN aud Die 3lfunft brneen nlog Der
grediide Serriber fam 6erubig iino nit renen 05e
wiiIn Den Sprid ser Nodrpelt ermorten @r bdt
AIeS eetbon mas in einer W&adt itan0 oe Suricp
cineS umgeredten &ricges bon einem unsliidIiden
@oerlanoc fern 6u balten
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-09-22

C6nc 2c1rer Gnalifdj ipreden uiib itbreiben
80 lcrneu. Sir 9leus3nNeluanoerie, ioiuie tnr
alle Sici neen. bic il6 in Der englitDeu
Gprd6e ilben uno berpuuiomnnen loollen;
,Qlmcrlianiider 1ulmctincr". 1865 Seiien.
Grammnilf mo Nuieiuna. IN flr8er 8eit oDne
lebrer @ngliib iprecben nIl0 i1reiben 3l ler'
nen. Gbibi bic gusprade oer g9bricr. Die man
I'm tdaliDen ge6en brnudt Gin neribOoues,
inr3 qeiabtes gs0rterbu0. Sine pouiidnoiae
Whiferidmmlung bon Nrcien, 0iednuneen,
Guiiiungen, @Oniraien, Qne6ieln, 2lnmeiun'
Gen, Gjei0diiSinrien etc. 9htr 500. NeItels
lnnpen nit Dem Nelraoe ni Charles SEnllmeDer
@ubliGing GDmpniN, sos Sbirb 9lue giew
Oort, ", ~ (Wiailt,1W
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-09-22
SScrmiidJtc gInseiacu.

@ithucm Dun SOlOaten SeS Sir.
eerfricscs, Die Oor Ocm II. Snni
1905 iid nit SOlOaten Oerbeirat6e-
ten, erbalteu polc glnsfnnft in ylr.
303, 6anoScr.Str. (Sept22 -3D
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-09-22

Die fnjige edlnIe IN Der etd0t.
1lniere yldb Slleien lett oifen SuHae 90
men,, mel6e bic ale0e.mabertunit nad ben
IN hir5er 8cit Our1 ben gln6Mb an bieie
Alaiicn erreiccH dEerridt UiorQens Nnms
u1iiioas uno glbencS. 9cqneiHc Stunoen. Sm
llnisrri6tS loriaefeti weroeii GjrlnoHder
llnielrl6l I'm @nhpRti Ron Wdifiern eri6eili
Ndbere Nuofuuil ilhriflib o0er miinoIib bel
an. Nnbers. ylr. 3O2. eii.earntpaa.e .etIaDe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-09-22
subeafanc

PIN II. 5cplcmbcr @uia Mi Vrudlau, Ssrac,
liiicbeo 8oipiiaI 80 Sabre ali
glm 1s, September Qua Gicnner "lInion
PIN 49, Sepember Sia6cl g. Slpnn, gir.
1903 Si @nusStraBe, 80 Sabre ali
gln 10. September 0arrD QSaguCr, Oidrblaiio
Senerdls0oipiial 80 Sabre alt
gm 1S. September 0ntbariue g9clfa, gir,
20l4 @nbiOns Slrabe. b8 SnDre oil
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-09-22
gefnnntmndjilnDcu.


10 SrpTpINOtl IWIO.
GS miro biermit beiannt Qemacbt, odB SoDn
Sreoerid Seeler, aemdb Der am 10. SUM 1908
lrter3eidHeten Seroronung yir 100 Nbi6niti
AZ, Paraerapb 12 (iuie am 2s. glooember 1911
amcnoirt), nm @rlanbniB nabgeincbt but, oas
WnUeien binter g{r 28f8 Observation-Disclosures
ais oiientlicOe @jaraee 3n beuuben.
8. 3. @Hrne,
(Sept2i-22) Gebdn6cs Snipeiior
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-09-22
OInc nntlonnIc edlmndl ms Geiahrit.

S,n cncm dngeren Artitel scr BON oen Qlnmo-
himeen 0iroBbutannicn's gcgen micr Sono bonocIt
iaat Die Gbicaaoer uEribme" ygSenn Anerifoner Der
glHiid ino oab GnoIauo cincn aanlpf fir 0ie giedtc
imo sic 5reibetcn Scr @er Staaieu iibrt 0an ie
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-09-22

1e glieoeroae Hobert @ocon's, Der id) i'm Stoote
Geu 9orf i'm Die rcpubfouiide domination fir oen
am q gaopeulber ue 5u beeeenoen 9nOesienatSiis
bes 5toatcs beporb, olte allen @rdiioehots., Bun
ocSicnotS itno Gonoren Gnnooaten al oenfeu eeber
@ier III Gin @8ann Dem bic uerd0pilidcu @eIotriibeH
s. @iprpont Ylorgons mo oller onoeren gSaa Street
WiQiondrc Die oen 9laiirten 9iaionen eiern, ioDic
Der Whnitious 6nbritanten our Scrfiiglng itonoer
nno DER Ole lnteritiibung Gbeo0ore gtoocDets, gSn
81 Barnes ut0 nn0ercr proninenter republifailder
@plitifer 6cs Staates uno Der gon5en probritilhcn
Gliqne Ncip Doris battc Gr puroe bon Dem tribe
ren Gongreh Abgeoroneten g9m W GalOer eeidlagen
cner. I'M geraleid NIT ibn, Der gotdoter ino
Gt1ots.Scfret1r aepeien it, o6clren 4eriondfet
glber Serr Bacon mar als Der Gonooot @2orgons Der
0alntous 8abritonten ruO Sencr Nlaeitat 0es So.
ngs bon Gnnlano betault pdbrcno en @egncr alS
@crtrecr 0cs Golfcs im0 cder glmertoner beradltet
muroe 1e Gieoerloee 9lobert @ocons 8eiet ollen
1ieuern Gnglanos Dab oas omeritonidle golf nid)tS
bon linen niiien mid. g8en @errn gocon's SdidioI
ie nod ndt iber5eugt bot 0am miro cs Der z Geo
Dcnber tgun. 9lber DAB Serr Bacon gedlagen NOR
sen 1T III eioer ndt oos @eroient oes oeutden 80
tlms NcpDorfs ncnn es uabr 1T, ipie Serr q s.
gi6ocr bebouptet ooB boditens fini @ro8ent Dec
0nuid omcrfaniidcu 9otmS oes Stoates glep g)orf
es Der D2ibe mert6 fono in Der am Gienitog Iattee
inoeucn @rmdrpobl an Die @abIurue 81 seben ino
lire @iirgerpilidt 5u Derrdten. Die olte 9eier: an
Stomntiih miro Gcidimpft uno babel blcbfs!
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ggicSerueraeItnnas.@eIeAr ciM toSter YadIitaIe.


glus @abinaton pnroe oieer Gage gemeloet,
Stnats. Setretdr Gaming bobe mad genauem Stuoun
Der bonn GongreB angeuonmeneu gSieoerDergeltungs'
9ehlnfe qeeen @roBbritonnien eeiunoen Dob ibrc
@ctmmunoen idmer ousibrbor ieen Das @eicB
ci all peitaebeno inoem es nltoriiire allen Sdiffcu
Die aloririmgspopiere 5u oeriueigern uehe Die sh-
nobmcn pm omerifaniideu e5tern aus anoeren @rir-
0eu ols meaen @longels on Gaiim ablebnten. @eocr
0ic Medte Der arc9iibrenoer, nod oic Bdtcn Der
9eutracn ieicu berdiidtgt poroen. 0os e5eieb auto,
riiirc nGmlid oc @erpeigeumg Der &lorirngspapierc
an elm Sdiif Dos bic 9nnabuc bon 9onngut oblebne,
obaeih oos Sdiff, oas cine olde 2a0pnG an Boro
ncbuc iih ser @einbr Der Ssapcruie ousebc Ser
ncr ici nidt IN @ctraft qc5ogen morOeL ooB Shifc
ueutralcr elropddlcr SdnOer Ole ge5mlmgcn miIroen
auleriioniidc @aorc fir 5irnen in europa, Die aui
Ser britiiAe ,5tmar5eu Site itdnoen, nod britt.
id)e &aie oeideppt uno bort ieitge5alten Derocn
piirocn. Gie Gigentbfmcr older S6ifie t0nntcn
iugen oaE iic ioldje 2oomgen onnebmen mirocn
pcn bic Ser Staaten e gegea 8erhlite ider iteaten
o0er omerifaniid)e GSforten lieiertcn.
Gs 1T ionoerbor, 6nB oas Stoots Deportement jet
alc oieie Nfanae" oes 0ciebcs entoedt oa Die ggie
ocrperaeIunGS geiddiiie bod BON ocmelbcn Depnrte-
ucnt auSgcorbeitet uoroc iino sat man nift bon
9lnfoa an aeiDu6t bob Die G1rdiiibrung oes Geebeo
ihmeriG mcnu nid)t gar lmmoglid iai2
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-09-22

Nanptm0HH N1Ifc, Der beriBwte OentdJc 6lieger,
bot iest ion 26 enolide 5eger bcrunter eeidoiien.
sSenu Die glaiirei eincu 70 eroIgrcen 5lieoer bat.
ten oonn mare ole omcritaniide 9rcn @rciie ieines
2obes uo Sic oiiroe poltenlange 9eride iiber feline
vpunoerOoach Sel6ent6oten" per0fientIihen
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-09-22

Sn ciner 9ieSe, Oic Der Observation-Disclosures
Charles Is. Suebes an 0ientog in sprngiieo belt,
crfldrte er ib ais glmcrifoner obne irgcno melde
oisiudrtige affiliotou ooer enietee SDnpatbieu
unO oerprdt oos SSort .gmerica rit" bon lno ean5
in Die N6ot mt0ueBen 01ebr peronot oos omeri-
foniidc Got BON ienen 4rdiOcuten nidt
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-09-22

y0aS 3inO6Ol5 1T bereit, mnO Die glr6et uartct
MIR oorout in 5euer uno 8ammen oilf5uecben" ~
lieB iih ciner Der 9lrbeeribrer in New Yorf 66ren
GDe oaS 3iinobo0 in ole @uIpermine geworfen miro,
mare es Delleidt gut, 81 erp6gen Oh nidjt oie Ar.
better oieengen fem weroen, Die am meiiteu BEL Die
lem Seuer leioen piIrOen
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WernhnrNt Q0id.

IS iiar6 p6bI6 am 20 September 1916
gernBnrbt gin IN einem Ga. eebcnsia6r, qes
lebter @atie Der beritorbenen gSib. Die Bee
eroignng iinoet SamitaA, ocn 23. September,
gta6mtiaoS 2 llbr bon einer gSobnune, 5ii
Siue Cats, 6ntuuS0ne, aus aln oein o2ouoon
4'nu GemeierD" iiait (Sept2l 23)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-09-22

GualanO nuO 6raufreidl 6abcu iid fcicrIid Der.
pflidtet Ole 0oroanelen 3uBlono 3u berlocn yio.
bel Gebt ole gSeIt 5u @rmoel (@bl)
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The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1916-09-16
BENNINGTON BRIEFS
News Of the Town and Village TOLD
Briefly for Busy Readers

Mrs. George Parker Of Troy is Wis
ting friends in town.
Three big acts of vaudeville at
opera house today. ADV.
Robert Cummings Of North street is
spending few days on hunting trip,
Theodore Carpenter, jr., is helping
for few days at the Y. NJ. c. A. camp
in Woodford.
Miss A. Nolan has a splendid line
OF childrens and misses velour sport
hats. Adv.
Captain Ryder of the local recruit
ing station will spend the week end at
his home in Portland, Ne.
Miss Irene Berard, stenographer in
the Office of d. A. Guiltinan will be-
gin a weeks vacation Monday.
Leon Barney of Schenectady. EN-.
ployed by Lambert d burlington. will
leave Monday for visit in New York.
Two full shows at opera house to.
night, 3 acts OF vaudeville and Peg
o. the Ring and other first class pic
lures. ADV.
Mrs Ernest Roe of North street has
returned from Troy hospital where
she recently underwent an operation
for appendicitis.
Prof. and Mrs. W. T. Lawrence of
Troy are guests OF Mrs. Lawrences
sisters, the Misses LOOMS, Jessie and
Edna OF School street,
Mr.. and Mrs. Suren Cullen, who
have been stopping for few days at
the Putnam house, left by automobile
for their home, Detroit.
Conant Robinson. who has been Wis.
iting in Hartford, Conn. for week
has accepted a position on tie trolley
line between Hartford and Wethers.
field.
Miss Anna Powers of Cambridge,
who has been a frequent visitor in
town us guest of Mrs. Frank Moore of
Adams street, has entered Albany
Business college.
The choir of the Second Congrega.
tional church will be assisted by j. I,
Hunter baritone of Boston who will
render two selections at the Sunday
morning service.
The versatile actor Ralph Herr and
the popular screen artistic, Irene tlaw-
ley in The Purple Lady" FIVE intense
acts OF mystery laughs and supreme
suspense. Opera house, Monday
ADV.
John H. Ayres of Manila, p. l., who
has been visiting his mother, Mrs
Anna l.. Ayres, during seyera
months leave of absence from his pos
ton in the government service, lief
today for a stay of a week at Lebanon
Mr. and Mrs. John r.. Burton wen
today TO lloosiek to attend the funer
al of William Brimmer, well-knowl
Rerlln farmer who has frequently Wis
ited in Bennington and who has
number of acquaintance in this vic
J nifty,
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1916-09-16
Now Gasolinc Process.

\ patent on n process for the manu-
facturc Of gasoline by what the invcn-
tor calls n decomposition method has
been granted to c. $. Palmer, ph. D., &
fellow in the Mclcn Institute For liz
dustrlGl Research of Pittsburgh. The
Palmer process consists of extracting
gasoline from petroleum rcsiducs which
have practically no volatile matter be-
low temperature of 800 degrees G.
When they are subjected to this tenn
pcrature under conditions prescribed
by the process about - per cent OF
their composition becomes volatile, and
Of this about 20 per cent is gasoline
The basis Of the process Is said to he
the mteueated control of temperature,
pressure and time, these factors being
so applied that decomposition of the
elements in the petroleum residue re-
suits. one OF the rccompounded prod
uCts being gasoline.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1916-09-16
Nature,a Riae Bullets.

What man has learned 10y dint of
thought and experiment some Of the
lower animals appear to know through
instinct. An instance is furnished by
what is called the spiral swimming"
Of certain organisms. such as the
spherical shaped yolyox and several
elongated infusorians. As these re-
volvc about The axis OF progression in
the manner of prolcctle Gred from
a riilcd gun the consequence Is that
they are able to travel IN Il straight
line, as they could not do otherwise.
the revolution compromising with alb
solute precision for any tendency to
deviate from a straight course. With
out such a device many of these
minute creatures would simply de-
scribe circles, making no forward prog
ress.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1916-09-16
SCIENCE INDUSTRY.
Standard Barrel Law.

The new federal law on barrels be.
comes effective July /. This Jaw speci-
tics that barrels used in the sale Of
fruits ana vegetables must contain
1856 cubic inches. which means 100
quarts, or approximately three bush
els. No dimensions of the barrels are
specified, but they must hold the prop
er cubical contents. Fines of $500 or
Imprisonment for six months are PEN
altles provided for violations of the
law. officials in New York and other
markets are sending out notices that
the new law will be strictly enforced.
The standard barrel under the New
York net weight container law need
not be marked in terms of weight,
measure or numerical count. Wher-
ever a barrel is more or less than the
capacity fixed by the law 1t must he
marked In such terms,-Market Grow.
ers' Journal
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1916-09-16
Vigorously Opposed.

The surprising fact about the first
trial of the primary in Vermont was
the large vote cast The showing of
Vermont was in striking contrast to
the use of the primary in New Hamp-
shire. in round numbers $4,000 votes
were cast. The primary is not a poll
tical panacea by any means, but Yer
monters certainly have shown their in
the experimental stage at this time,
but it should have a full and fair trial
Any attempt to cast the law overheard
In the next legislature ought to be
vigorously opposed.-Brattleboro Re
former.