davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1916-04-28
Gettlnd His Orders.

So, you're summoned as witness, hey? Now you be keerful."
 "Keerful about what?"
 'I see a judge rebuked man fer not coming into court with clean hands. Look out fer that, and also be keerful to wipe your feet"
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1916-04-28
Glad He Escaped,

Good old times we had when we were young, eh, Jobson?"
 Sure. We both courted the same girl, and both lest her. Ha! Hal"
 By the way, I saw her the other day. She was standing on a soap box screaming: Votes for women!'"
 Did the sight of her affect you any?"
 nearest jewelry store and bought my wife a pearl necklace"
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1916-04-28
Not to Be Missed,

Wife-We surely must go to Egypt this year.
 Husband-Why Egypt?
 Wife-On account of those pyra- mids. I see by this magazine that they are slowly wasting away. It would hardly do to miss em.-Judge.
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1916-04-28
SOME KISSES NEGOTIABLE.

'This is queer. A woman wants . divorce from her husband because he kisses her all the time."
 "Ah!"
 "She says he spends so much time kissing her that he neglects his busi- ness and doesn't even provide the ne- cessities of life.'
 Remarkable case"
 Yes, indeed. And, furthermore, she says she might be able to pay the grocer with kisses, but he couldn't"
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1916-04-28
An Earnest Seeker,

Man proposes, began the parson,
 But the spinster waved her fan, And the congregation giggled when She asked: Where is the man?"
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1916-04-28
Ajn't 1t the Truth?

Some people deem it policy
 To think before they speak; If some others did likewise,
 They'd be silent for a week
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1916-04-28

Somebody's armada is likely to come to grief in the North sea one of these days.
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1916-04-28
Good Plan.

He-Do you think your father would object to me if I had a million dol lars?
 She-I don't think so
 He-Well, he could easily afford to give me that if that's the only ob5ec- ton. ...... ..-s-... ---
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1916-04-28

Charley Slowitte-I am-aw-think- ing seriously -aw-going to work.
 Miss Cutting Hintz-Better hurry up and start working before you tire your self all out thinking about it.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1916-05-05
Elm preu6isebss Matrosenftisaten

@aon gu elmer 3sit. als es nod
feline oeutIde Jlotte CAB nno bic
greuben feline seiaulten Seeioloatsn
batten, baben fid bereits preiBtlae
Matrpien aussesei9net. IS mar I'm
Sabre 1759, als Srieoria Der @roBe.
nm bas ginlaufen Der fatpebtihen
sylotte in bas Stettiner Saff gu ners
6inoern, stpDlf &auffabrteii4iffe nit
ettpa 600 Motroien uno Solbater1
beIebte unb ~notoiirftis ausriiitete. SIN
@eptember oes aenannten Sabres Tam
Is su einem 3uiammenitob NIT Der
feinbli6en Seema9t. Wie IS pora
aussuieben mar, tpurbe bic preubiias
impropiferte 5lotte seidlagen, eirltgs
Sdiffe aber enttamen gliidlia mad
Gtettin, bic iibrisen fielen NIT 4us@
riItung unb 8eiaBung ben SdtpepeI1
in bic 9dnoe.
Sie gefangengenpmmenen Wtar1ts
fdaften purben bprldufig in Strdls
iunb in sic Stride geiperrt. nno BON
bort aus iplten iie na9 &arlstroIla
transporter psroen. Sieie @biNst
Der S6peben fam ibnen gu Shren.
unb lie f9pnren ii4 oesbalb t1lss
seIamt, bab tie lieber auf benz Baher
ierben pplten, als iib bortbin briils
gen laKen. Die oas aber a%nfanssrs
8aIb paren lie einis. sic %perabre@
beten Matchmaker, oaB. fobalo mon
ie einsei9ifft bate unb tie iid auf
hober See befGnben, fie plDblia ibsr
lire Sranspprtfommanbos uno
Gdiffsbemannuns b~erfallen unb ilG
10 bon Dem unfreipilisen Sofe be-
freien ponten. Grfennunsss unb 90
iunssruf ioate iein: ~aefper au'
diner all"
ilnb pie fie es ii4 norssnommer
batten, 70 fibrten fie es aus. @m
Is. Sftober purben tie auf apei
Sdiffen eingei9ifft, auf Dem einer,
tpeldes aues in allem nit 30 BIS &c
Mann 8eoedung unb 8emannlng be:
iebt iein modte, puroen 81 sefansent
Spl6oten ppm &egiment Putttame,
unb 1874 bon ben Matroien nnterge.
bradt. am 4benb bes 20. Sftohe,
ertDnt es pl0blid bon alien Settsn.
.2feiper al, diner all" unb nit @af:
fen Ser berl9iebeniten unb fonoerli9s
fen Dirt perfen iid bic Gefan9e1er
auf bic i9tpeoifde 8eidbung, oil
rats unb tatlos por S9red ii9 mad
fnrSem 9anosemense Bis in Die IN
teren &Gume bes S9iffes ~suriid6ran
gen unb bort Biz auf ben lebtel
Mann einiperren ldBt. Gin erfab
rsner Matrofe erieBte balo Del
Steuermann unb oiri9ierte bas Sobr
seus arf &olbere gu, no Die sliid
lid 8efreiten frOblt9 lanoeten.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1916-05-05
Sir ben Sniten Cures ainbes.

Sat guer Gin6 einen SuitelL lanif
Die 9aie, 10 bolt cine feline 6loi6e
Or. 9ell's 8ine Gar Sonep. SIT elm
a~naenebmer 9ine Gar Sprilp, geraoe
mas ainoer gleiden, Inn grfaltiing
unb Suiten aii bertreiben. god Dem
@ebrau6 iinb Die ainoer ni6t mebr
mibmutbis, idlafen gut ino iinb balb
mieber poIlig ipoblmf. 8eitebt anf
Or. Belts 8ine Car Sonep. 25c bel
Gitrcn Ipotbefer. Won.D
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1916-05-05

is Son6 bod, ipcrben nabreno Der
Soiion bon 1916, auf meiner Sarm
8 @eilen iib6ltIid bon Sermarit
Itebcn. 8rin5 unb 8lad Oobe fiir
$500, unb glaf Gan fir $500 nit
@arantie zines lebenben Sobleils.
Seine gebienling am Sonntag.
Sngp Streblp
81. 9. $ermann, Wo.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1916-05-05
adtnna 9ferbe. 2adter.

grins, elm pradtpolIer. oilnfel.
brol,rer b1niider Seneit, 1872 Sano
bod, @eipidt 400 8frno.
glaf Dabe, elm fobli6tpar5er
Seaait, 15 Sanb bod, @epidt HOO
Ifuno un6
glaf Dan, elm idipar5er 31ldf.
eIeI nit peiben Spisen @oints) itebf
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1916-05-05
8ir iinb ernddtiot
81 6 Mnlihirl

q. Y. UIVHPIW
ols Ganoioat fir oaS amt oes
Sberiifs bon @asconaoe GountD on-
3l3eiaen, untermoricn Der Gntidei'
Ouna Der Republifaniihcu Stimuge.
Der bel ser 8rimGr.8abl an 1. gtt.
quit 1916.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1916-05-05
edatteHanon.

Die Mdnner in ben S9iibensrdben,
sic lernen iebt bic 9rieben fadBen.
60 serne tie bie 8rdben fdiisen,
@iel lieber iie nod S4dsen griibsn.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1916-05-05
Sir Sheriff
SIR iinb ernGhtiat

G5riIt. 9ollmallt
ais Gan6ioat fir bas ant Deg
Sbcrifis bon @osconabe GorntD oil'
3l,sciqcrl un~terlporfcn Der Gntidci.
ouna Scr Mepliblifaniidcn Stimmges
Der bel ser 8rimGr, gSabl, am /. ai,'
quit, 1916,
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1916-05-05
@tr iin6 ermddtigt

NugNlI G. SleSet
ais &anoioat fir oas amt oes
Sberiffs bon @aseonabe GoitntD on.
3u5eigen lintermorfen Der @ntifei'
6ltng Der &epltblifaniiden Stimmee.
Der BEL Der 8rimGr.@ abl, ont 1. ait'
auit, 1916.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1916-05-05
@ir iinb crntd6tiat

8ictor 81. Silber
alS 8anbibat fir baS amt bes gliiei.
iorS bon @osconabe County on5uSci.
gen, %untertporien Der @ntideioung
Der Hepublifanii6cn Stinumeeber in
Der 9rimGr. @obl, art 1. Mug. 1916.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1916-05-05
8ir iino ermadtiet
0.nS O G,A

SreD s. NUW
oils aonoioot fir bos Inlt Oes Gpltn'
tp : @i9ters. fir ben noroliden 81.
Itrift boz, @asconabe Gountp, anau.
seigen; untcrporfen Der @ntideibrng
ser RepubIifaniidcn Stimmgebcr bel
ser &rimGr. 8abL ont 1. glig. 1916.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1916-05-05
Sar Superintendent.
8ir iino ermGdtist

2NII TIIIU tLHUluVllBI
4ligitIt WteDer
ols Ganoibat fir bas amt oeS &e.
prGicntant bon @asconabe Gountp
on3u5eigen nnteriporfen Der gnt.
fdeioung Der republifaniiden Stinm.
aeber bel Der 8rimdr.@ abl, am /.
Mugrit, 1916.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1916-05-05
8ir iine erntG6tist
@rnit S. Sooner

grflt 3. 9octet
ols 8anoioat fir bos Inlt bes Goitn-
tp : &i1ters, fir ben norblid)rn 81.
Itrift bon @osconaoe Golntp, an5,,.
aeige,; unterworicn Der gntidciblng
Der &epiiblifanii6en Stimmgebcr bel
Scr BrimGr 8abl, an 1. Iug. 1916.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1916-05-05
Sir Gonntb-Iidter @SrSl. Dit.
8ir iino ernlG6tiet
&onItona ". Hief

oils &anoibat fir oas amt bes Goril.
tp . &idters, fir ben noroliden 81.
ltrift bon @nsconobe Gountp, onoit.
acigen; ,intermorfen Der @ntideioung
Ser &cpublifoniiden Stimmecber bel
Der BriulGr. @abl, ON 1. @iig. 1916.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1916-05-05
Iino ~outhoriSiert

8ir iinb autboriiiert
Sobn S. Miller,
als &anbiSat fir bos @ntt bes Iiiei-
TORS bon @asconooe goitntp or,ausei.
gen, unterporfen Der @ntideioung
Der &epublifaniihen Stimmgeber in
Der 8rimGr. @abI, am 1. Iug. 1916.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1916-05-05
aanaibaten an,eisen.
SIR giieiior
8ir iinb ~autDoriiiert

NOIl TIIIU UHIUUI ITIHtI
s. 8. Seiobreoer.
oils Ganbibat fir bas @mt bes @iiei.
iors bon @osconaoe gountp oiiSuSei-
gen, untermorfen Der gntideibllng
Der RepubIifaniiben Stimmgeber IN
Der Srim6r.@ abI, am l.. Gug. 1916.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1916-05-05

Sbt's siebt9 gritiider
Oberit gum nfurbisen4 gnslanoer.
ser in bic Sront sef4idt tpirO):
,8eibt On, pos bas beibt9 Ou
pirft Ser sroben @bre ieilbaftig, Did
fir @rob6ritannien - totfdteBen gu
lafen!"
= 5rase. 9eptun (aIs pisber
elm enslii6es Sdiff gu 9runoe
1tntt): ,Na -. ma, -. ipouen peHH
Die Serren @%nsldnber sana gu uns
iiberiiebeln9!"
nnbebo9tam M. r8nabise
7srau tDnnen mir slauben, brouben
Eraf i9 auf meinem einiamen goite1l
taselang feinen gebiloeten Meniden."
Dos fam Spnen bier aud pallies
rem, Serr 9auptmann."
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1916-05-05
@ir iinb erma6tigt
Senrh & &ider

ols Gonoibat fir bas gmt beS COM.
tn . NidterS, fir ocn nGroliden 81.
Itrift bon @asconooe GountD, uil5li'
5eigen; untermorfen Scr Gntideioitng
Scr &epubIifonii6cn Stimngeber BET
ser 8rimGr,@ abl, om 1. aii9. 1916.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1916-05-05

Gastonaoe GouHtp &reisserids+a aenSer-- @ai.S ernim
First Day, Monday, May 9Th, 1916
/. State Of Missouri VS.. Laura Steen ----------------- SANDER.
q State of Missouri VS.. Edward Krete ------------ Feloneous Assault
{. Edward A. Dehn VS.. A. c. Enke SANDER.
A. George Stark vs.. Joe. Rebsamen Rent
S. Stone Hill Wine Company vs.. Joe Rebsanen- - Note and Money Loaned.
6. Bridget Mulahy vs.. Missouri Pacific Ry. Co. --------------D Damages.
Parole Docket.
Matt Farrls ----------------Page ! f
LOU Anderson -------------Page z
John klrchner ---------------fage q
D. H. hockley ---------------Page b
James Jenkins ---------------Page 8
Robert Jenkins --------------Page z
Second Day, Tuesday, May 9th, 1916.
T. Peter Danuser VS.. August Katelmann -------------------- Injunction
8. John M. Dancer vs. A. j.. Moerschel---Speifc performance of Contract
{. Ambrose Funke VS.. Edward Knete ------------------ Damages.
10. In re Margaret A. Kincaidet al-Exparte Petitioners for the Partition
of Real Estate.
II. Louis Ruskaup and Frank Ruskaup VS.. Aug. F. MISUNDERSTANDING
Third Day, Wednesday, May 10th, 1916.
IL. In re Application of c. F. w. Wnte ct al----Vacation of a Piece of
Public Road.
l3. Louis Drewel vs. F. J. Hanne ---------- Canceling Mineral Lease.
Ia. Hermann Koch VS.. G. c. Stewart -------- Note and Chattel Mortgage
is. Christina Kruger VS.. Louis Moeler ct al. -------------- Partition.
l6. Margaret HAZEL VS.. Mrs. Anna Kropp ----------------------- Note.
II. Hermann Savings Bank vs. M. Danser et al ------------------ Note
Fourth Day, Thursday, May 11th, 1916.
18. John H. jackson VS.. VIM. Sprngett, --------------------- Attachment
10. Thomas F. MaOney VS.. Ruth b. Ware ct al. ------- Suit to quiet Title.
20. j. L. Drewel VS. John Phaln ct al -------------- Suit to quiet Title
21. State of Missouri, Exrel. H. C. Strack VS.. Julian Mocxydlowski ct al
Delinquent Taxes.
%. State of Missouri, ExreL H. c. strack VS.. David A. Bugh, ct al-De
hnquent Taxes.
True Copy from the Record
Attest:
/. R. WENTZEI,
(SEAD Circuit Clerk.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1916-05-05
Trndt.g ranntiueIn.
eauaB Bros.

Trndt.B rnnnttueIn
Sd babe eine gro6e luantitdt feinen
Telbt "gebrannten Nipple Sad, Bead
Branbb unb ErefterifuapS an Sanb, ben
,id btDig pertaufen tuerbe bel Der @allone
pber In grbBeren luantitaten.
@pttfpb Shneb,
Sermann Wo.. &.2.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1916-05-05
@ir iinb autboriiiert

8ir iino a~lltboriiiert
Gilbert q. 2abollbe,
oils &anoibat fir oas Imt oes @liei.
Iors bon @asconabe County arSusei.
gen. unterporfen Der @ntideiolng
Der &epublifoniiden Stimm9eber in
Der Srimar.8a bl, am 1. @ug. 1916.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1916-05-05
@ir iinb ermahtist
MlinllSt s S0eI

NHBHII y. y
oils 8anbibot fir bas Imt bes Iiiei.
tors bon @asconabe Gorntp %arauSei-
gen, lnteriporfen Der gntldeibung
Der &epublifanii6en Stimmgeber in
Der Grim1r. @abI, an 1. @rg. 1916.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1916-05-05

Meines. 6efiIirtes @aiIer. gum
9rinben ,iDo fiir MaitoucbiI- 3Dede,
5a pertaufen IN allen Aiiantitdteh
Dtto gberIin, Sermans1, Nc.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1916-09-16

The rapid increase in Detrots
population is due not only to natural
advantages, but TO a certain progress
siveness of spirit which is but rarely
found. The natural advantages, how
ever, were not greater than those pos
sessed by many other cities, most OF
which are still tagging far behind.
The increase in 10 years from 300,
600 to 100000 inhabitants is very
unusual. even for American cite
and probably morals can be drawn to
fiji Burlington
While this city does not possess the
best shipping facilities for every
manufactured article, 10 is By nc
means an undesirable location It Is
little more cCuraec on the part OF
capital that is needed With tut
opening Of the new c1nals. a lnodesl
investment might very easily mako
Burlington the center of p great IN
land waterways traffic between Mon
treal and New York. There Is roon
for moro manuiacturlng The wool
en- business has propercd here and
there is no reason why shoes auC
many other articles could not be mar.
featured ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
ton News,
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1916-09-16
In Windham County

The primary produced enc result
which would never have taken place
under the old convention OF making
nominations. For years it has been
the custom to nominate one senator
from each probate district Under the
new law the nominations so to the
two men having the most. votes on the
primary ballots. Mr. Dewitt OF New
fame received the largest vote, with
Mr.. Eddy Of Brattleboro second. They
become the regular nominees, al
though both are residents Of the MARI
boro district Mr.. Ware of TownshenC
and MIR. Diyoll of Rockingham, boil
beaten, are residents Of the Rocking
ham district The southern part O
the county also gets the sheriff anc
states attorney. leaving the northc.i
district with only two names to 80 OF
the official ballot-WarneF X. Graham
Of Rockingham for judge Of probate
in the Rockingham district and +. L
Hastings Of Townshend for assstan
Judge Of the county court This re
suit was brought about by the proyis
ions OF the primary law and not by
desire of the voters of the southern
district to hog the oilices.-BrattlC
boro Reformer
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1916-09-16
4 Primary VOC Of oyer 1000

A few days before the State pri,
mary various people in position to
have some idea OF the situation ex-
pressed the belief that the total vote
throughout The State would reach at
least 10000. That seemed a large
figure when we consider the small
number of voters that attend caucuses
usually
As the returns came in newspaper
Offices began to amend their ideas as
to the total vote, but few people
dreamed that the aggregate wodld
reach the figures finally represented
in the summary Of the State vote by
countie,
When over $4,000 voters 30 to the
ballot boxes in q Vermont primary 10
help select candidates by their own
direct votes, as was the case on Tues
day last, a wide degree OF interest is
demonstrated and the system which
generates that interest is worth more
than second though.-Burlington Free
Press.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1916-09-16
ESTATE OF CHARLES e. DEWEY
state OF Vermont
nIsulct Of Bennington s..

District of bennington IS.
The Honorable Probate Cour, Tor
tho District Aforesaid:
To an persons interested in the es-
tate OF Charles L.. Dewey late OF Ben.
nmgtou In said District deceased
Greetings
WHEREAS. said Court has as.
signed the 95th day of September
next Tor examining and auowmg the
account of Charles II. Darling, Execu.
tor OF the estate OF said deceased
ana for decree OF a partial distribu.
ton of the residue pl said estate to
the lawful claimants OF the same. and
ordered that public notice thereof be
giycu to all persons Interested IN said
estate by publishing this order three
weeks successfully previous to Oh,
day assigned In the Bennington Even
ms Banner a newspaper published at
bennington tn said District.
THEREFORE,. YOU are hereby no
titled to appear at the Probate Oilc,
IN bennington In said District. on "a,
day assigned. then and there to con
test the allowance OF said account &
YOU see cause aud to establish YOU
right as heirs legatees and Lawful
claimants TO said residue.
Given uhder My Hand. this 3ls
day of August 1916. Amy II. liar
bour. Register
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1916-09-16
BIG SHOW COMING
Leroy, Talma and 6oseo at Opera
House Next Week.

Fourteen skilled theatrical mcchan.
les, electricians and propertymon are
employed by Leroy, Talma and nos.
co, the triple alliance OF illusionists.
transformists and necromancers. who
come to the Bennington Opera house
IN Wednesday, September 20. with
their big company OF European mys.
terry people, More than fifty tons OF
scenery prole.Ies, electrical effects
and other paraphernalia Is carried
with this organization,
Not since the days OF ben llur.'
has so many theatrical mechanics
been employed with any road attrac.
zion. Every piece OF scenery. every
property used in their performances
is carried with the company II is
the biggest and most elaborate pio
dutton OF ,he character. Gin tact there
has never been any similar attraction
IN this country ever sent ON tour.
The Leroy Talma and Bosco com
Iany was organized In London. Eng
and, for a three years tour of IN,
world. Their engagements ran IRON
the to three months in such cities %,
| Calcutta. India, and Melbourne. Aus
ralia. The war intorlered with III
itinerary, and rather than risk furthe
travel IN the war zone the organlza
ion was brought to the United States
Since its arrival in America. Is tou
has been confined to the larger cite
in the inst class theatres.
Seldom has any attraction bcarin
the expense Of the Leroy. Talma am
liosco company been seen In the on
and two night stands. The produC
tiCn is SO large, in fact, that only tn
largest OF stages can be used Thei
supporting company Is large on
numbering upwards OF thirty artist.
More than loo head OF live stock
which ranges from African lions {
Canary birds, are used IN the perform
anUpN.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1916-09-16
BENNINGTON BRIEFS
News Of the Town snc Village Ton
Briefly for Busy LADDERS

Miss Irene Cronin is visiting in
Hoosick Falls
Fresh spinach and celery at Estes
market Adv.
Watch for Mondays program at
Harte Theatre. ADV.
Born Friday a son to Mr.. and Mrs.
John u NORM OF Park street
Rockford melons, Concord and Ma
CARA grapes at Estes market Adv
Miss Rose Durand has returned to
her home on Mill street from a visit
in Troy.
Miss Helen Beecher left this morn
ing for North Hero where she viii
teach school,
Miss Amy Harbour will spend Sun
day in Woodford with her aunt, Mrs.
Mark Harbour
Mrs. Edward Green and daughter
of Dewey street spent the day in
White Creek recently.
MIR. and Mrs Cyrus S, Estes left this
afternoon for several days visit in
IIolyoke and Springfield, Mass.
Principal F, D. Mabrey will leave to
day for Redding Ridge, Conn, where
he will remain until the opening OF the
| schools.
Miss Barbara Cronin will resume
her duties as stenographer in the OF,
fee of Holden & Healy Monday morn
ing after vacation spent in New
| York
| Miss Regina Therrien has resumed
her work in Cooper's mill Miss Thel
rien recently underwent an operation
in Pittsdeld hospital and is now
much improved.
The funeral of Miss Ruth Taft was
held from her late home on Mah
street this afternoon at 2.3O, Rev. p
| L. Dow officiating The interment wa
in the village cemetery
| Charles Gavin Of the Schenectady
fire department, who has been th'
| guest of his sisters. Misses Elsie AM
Laura Gavin of Pleasant street, re
turned to his home Friday.
Miss Edna Walbridge left this morn
ing for Brooklyn where she has ac
cepted the position as instructor ii
sewing for the normal students q
Pratt Institute Miss WalJridge wa
| a graduate of the institute in the elias
OF 1916.
Miss Christine Bennett, teacher o
the kindergarten in the graded schoo
returned last night from Round Lake
| H. Y. where she has been spending
summer and is staying at tn
ONE OF Mr.. and Mrs. John Il. Burto
c. Elm street.
| David Colburn, principal OF tn
| grammer school, who arrived In tow
riday evening to open up schoc
Monday returned this morning TO IA.
home in Fitchburg, Mass. as the opc
ing date OF the Bennington school
has been postponed two weeks.
European travel being prevented b
the war now raging in Europeon cour
thies, the American people are bein
brought daily to realize the beauty G
our own New England states III
Librarian has placed a number OF II
teresting books about New Englan
where they may be selected conveu
emily Among the collection are Sc
eral new ones, including We DISCO
er New England" by Hale. Highway
and BY ways of New England b
Johnson and Handbook of New En-
land by Sargent
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1916-09-16

How it Helps Coughs and Colds.

Early Fail brings Group. bronchitis.
with its racking, weakening cough
asthmatic breathing, troublesome
night coughs. whooping cough. anl
tickling, irritable throat It agra
Yates the distressing cough OF veal
lungs, and the chronic coughs OF e.
DERBY people. Buy your bottle of Fo
ley's Honey and Tar now, and be pre-
pared to stop these coughs and cold.
before they have a chance to worl
mischief in your system, 1t is safe
sure and reliable medicine. sol,
eYeryWhere.
The labor journal. [volume] (Everett, Wash.) 1909-1976, 1916-09-22
UNIONS PRODUCE THINKERS
AND EDUCATORS

!. The labor unions did nothing else
-1a- call attention 70 The misery that
z-.--1-. their existence would be jus
Unable. bur they have shown the
causes They have done more still;
they have produced remedies. upon
-ae merits and dement's Of which pro-
o-s. editors and ministers now
discuss and advocate Labor unions
have produced thinkers and educators
from ON oT their own ranks, and have
drawn students and teachers from the
wealthy and professional And more
v.-. while doing this they have bet
tered the condition of thousands Of
families. by securing higher wages,
shorter hours and greater indie
pandeuc7, individually and collective
Iy. The result is something to be
proud of. The carpenter, printer,
cigarmaker, clerk, shoemaker tailor
working long hours on short rations,
have stepped boldly TO the front and
worked revolution in American
thought 1t is a fact beyond cavil