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The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-03-08
BUSH MAY SUE ON AN
IRON MOUNTAIN CLAIM

NEW YORK March Nu orIy,
"ign.d I'm the "l,m district court brre
Tuesday authorized b T. Bush. rr N.rl
" Nh" So LoWs. IRON Mountain a .o1tn-
''n railway company to proceed 100 1859
Z, establish and enforce a clnim OF Silt-
itN as reimbursement foi expenditures iu
connection with improvements ana ruulp-
mont The claim II madu against q gene
rlnl fund ot iSp2bi3 held by New York
trust company NJ trustee under unit
tying mortgage. The court directed tho
hirOad 10 Join with Bush In suit
agoiAst the trust company and Walker
Hill, slao n trustee Of the mortgage This
order IL the outgrowth Of suits In equity
brought against the railrond
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-03-08

yerslty contains l.sSs.5t2 volumes and Is
tho largest college library IN America
l.ust year the eighteen sugar rcnn-
eric n the United States purrhnscs H.
.0.N,GO00 pounds OF raw sugar for which
tr.E grd i2l7.OsG.g55
The eight largest American universi-
tlo.. loo point OF the numhc. OF atueuts
,urolIud are iu the order named. Colum-
u.r. california Chicago Nn.hignn.
Sow York, rcunHlvania. WISCONSIN aud
Harvard
The population OF Uussu consists NJ
over one hundred and fort, different
peoples. nnuouulti,s. and ror,a. lll dlf-
foring IN their customs. rclI,iDu. Ian
luogr and dr,.s The country is doml-
mated b, 10000 actual lussans or Mus,
.u..II.u '
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-03-08
AUSTRALIA HARSH WITH GERMANS.

SYDNEY. ~ \ W, March s-The
cabinet has decided to dlseniranchiso
all German born citizens for the duration
Of the war and arrest and intern rev
eral aliens who are considered of hostile
disposition
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-03-08
WILsoNs olVE MUSICALE

WNSHlNGrON. March President
Hd Nlra wilson Tu,gdsN night gave the
fIrv Of 8oros OF formal musicals at
the White House They had as their
guests about 300 members Of official and
resident society
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-03-08

THE TRIAL or THOMAS W OS.
BORNE, FORMERLY WARDEN or SING
SING PRISON. HAS BEEN SET FOR
MARCH i3 TIE CHARGE AGAINST
HIM IS PERJURY.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-03-08
CONTINUED from Yesterday


soon He came pugudly to meet her
(sIuur her FIRST rcproof be- had given up
his pasha posol, uurutned and docilo, as-
Stunning the role OF good fellowship. de-
spite the rclrug Of the spirit he had
endured
"Oh. ls that yon"' she remarked nom
chanutlN and gave him % limp hand. ar
ranging her touur ln the mirror while
listening to hia Christmas greetings.
"Thc humhlcst and the most patient of
your admirers. pretty yaut' he said
his tired ewes srouuing her with mock
humility.
"Ym are lucky to lind me, waiting
long"
As she continued standing without %
move lo hc seated no drew from his
pocket two jewel cases, and sHId, are ne
moved toward the sofa.
"l ann going 10 let YOU choose. Miss
podo so that Won may be sure" he
paused. ana added with slow silky en-
phasis- TO get just what you want
ron thars very nice" she said with
a nod "a littLr intrigued M the auggcs-
ton iu hiH voice. very curious tu see
what me would offer her BctWoou them
she wns always conscious of move and
couutcuuy, Would he take this mo-
meut 60 mhc another overt advance.
after these long weeks Of aruuIar,ucc to
her vhmsn Just how much did this Iu-
',tuaitou and uursuli mean io him. Trims
Ist.d into doIprsF She slt JnVr k,ruI,
Interested holding out her r1ud
"rr.f. pl,,.r,r
ID. IoId' rod rI,.n b., ,r rc, .,,,,
,aI,, .I,v.r, J.l,,,,,, d, ,,o,,,.,, 90. ,,,,.
n,,,s.ur to ,rrr,,.,Ic mn. drlIr,t, urls,
,~J u,. sb,il. .r,.. ,r,r,Ir s,,J,s ,t IA.
' "
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-08-15

Die neiieiten nn6 ortaineniten Mu.
lter in SpiseL 8abpfGppden, Gin.
idsen uno oergleifen peroen ale in
oieicn 8ude ee5ei9f.
aGe Sdfclitide. uelfe qep6hn.
lid gebrauht meroen, ifflo BARN
entbalten un0 ertl1rt. Die ItuIter
fno eroB uno Die 4nfueiiuaaen tlor
uno oe,ltlih. Gin ieoer fam, uro
tuenn aud crit elm Qnf1nqer, eip
Weiiter I'M Sdfeln ineroen beim @e
brou6 Oieies 8udes.
Jeoes Nufter lit ~abge6iloet unb
erfIdrt IN Der einiahiten 8qiie. 10.
bob Gin ieoer obne ausnabme fdonc
&ofeIorbeiien nniertigen Tam. Wenn
Sic aud nod 70 Uiele Bidder ba.
ben. olees ilbertrifft ale btsber ga.
~getpeiere.
8u lie Der gth. 9u beitercr
onrh Die r0moba Iribiunee 1871
8oipdro Str. Gnlaba. Qebr.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-08-15

g1rinnte. GtuDsnt: gu,
ORttl. fpdnn pf1f Oh mir enolid
BIZ Deriprohtnen bunbsrt Bart ge,
ben2~
0uttI: .Rur Gsbulb, Iiebsr Qeffs
tommt 3eit, tommt Drnbt!"
- Rad .GttoID" flint
felt Dem &usbruH BEG arieqes IN
5rantreid 1900 aruse Der Siren
legion, 10000 WilitGrmtroineu una
iiber 100000 a~rit9streu5s perieill
ip0rDen.
gfneS immsr! Grin
@aantt gum 8tpeitfa): .Tti esm
Iabs TT rein aar uidJis al moe1sfb
sntlpeoer ligt Del 9etl nuf Dem boz
Nok = ODER I'M 9efdngHisI"
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-08-15

Dieter Sage purbe elm
gsriu4 gsmndt. 3iigs Der Duluth
e Sron Ranges8nbH an Der Qittle
Gtepart G%luBbriide. % Meilen
norbli6 bon 3fpo 6arbors, Winn.,
in bic Cuff 3u iprengsn. Sin Britt
tenpadter melpets, DaB er gslthen
babe. tpie elm Nlann iih in Der ldbs
Der Bride gu idaifsn maGte, Der
raid beri9Dane, als sr iih entoedt
lab Der QDddter unteriuhte iofort
unb entpedte me6rere nit 3unos
idHiirsH unb 9apIslH Dsrisbsne 8p.
namititongen, Die an elmer Deite
6efeitigt lparen. Gr tonnte ie enis
mfetHsn. tur3 bepor Elm pafiagier8ug
bic Stslle puiflerte.
Ginsr SddBung na9 ptrIisrt
Die melt our9 ben Nsrts1r nit BEN
lnaasbleibliden Qnsinanberreiten
o,r Mur3sn ia5rIi6 rptnigItens $50
a%ilogramm @plb uno $1,000 aiIo.
]ranm Giltfr.
Soon I'm Sabre 852 fpuroen in
England &D6lsn aIs 9rennmnteriat
5suabt. Der erfe 8rtibrief gum
Jrabeu ben 9oblsn purOe i'm Sabre
1884 BON a0nis 6sinrih Ill an bic
5siuolnsr BON RstptaitIs ; on : 9pue
msgeItflt.
8tr Rant Der Granten fpsiit
fnf Elm IN duberen eermaniffen
5nyahtn er5aItenes Mort: fraaca.
.N%urfipitB~ Sliriid. lInfsr iebiges
%.frant@. bas mir uns s6snialIs ais
III HtFpriinaIif 0tatldgs Wors DON
H arans0isn surufae6olt habsa.
Ssofatei il afteIF.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-08-15
Som stamlne ber %iriru.
s0HaH ans Ssr statniOdrt bon gsiIipS geraes.

ber5uIthsu. Sin peinIihes gefabt Be,
lfhleiht bid bel Dem @eoonlm. cas-
Wldo9sn, ods BIZ aufgsbm mub.tH,
p%ieber5ultbeR pi~eber5ulsben ais
BFaui beiues 5rerRbes. Darii6er
muBt eu binlpeg. Qbidsen tannIt ou
ni9i. Der Manu III on bsiner settle
gum aruppsl 9elhuiisn porbeH -
Dlitleib iber ibnl Qnb oafn, mtin
Sobn, pilllt ou bisisr 5rou BETH aans
5es Gtbsn lang aus benz Dsss gsben9
Barum2 Du bait Dir ni6is DOrsus
iperfen, baIi sston, mas Gbre unb
pfliht trioroerten. Qlfo iaae i'd
aud gu Dir; Rsiis nit Soft.
-aIdt bic GuBsren llmItdnoe nlItin
fno Is, @atsrl"
.ueber bag, ipos bsiu 6ers Bel
biesm Nisosrisben bepegt. barber
muBt bu srit rsht binpeg, unb is
oeito better. Du Baft orauBen
bic Jeuertaufe tmpFongen, pirIt ood
Dor Dem UisOsrisbsn NIT elmer Jrau
ni6t aittsrn."
2~oosnburs rsidts benz Batter biz
.9u bait rsbt.@ lagts sr.
, Oieisn 0es mug i'd gsbtn. limb
bonn misOsr binaus ms Selb."
Bdbrenb Der aan0rat si ben
5rauen suridtehrtt. entiporf QaOens
burg elm Ssesramm mad 9amburs.
.Reiis foslsid, antuuft unbsiannt"
tur8 unb binois Der SnboIt.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-08-15
8. RabiteL

oenburs ben 8obsn Der alien 6anIss
fa6t. als er aus Dem Gabnbofspors
tai trnt, tpurbs ibm sinsn Quqenblid
peb nHs 5et3, nnb cr bssann IGon
81 bereusn, bab sr BEN Rufs bes
Grsunbes ssFpIst mar. aber aeipobnt,
Dem unDermsibIidsn nit aubs ins
4ugs gu iebsH, tdmpfte er Sos ges
fubl Der S4pd6s raid nisbsr: .Sier
mar es4 bahte CT, nIs er uber BEN
freien PlaB nod BEN 6oteI f6ritt,
rtpo bu fe 5uIsst seIebsn bait" Die
8tloer Der grinmeruns iionoeu pisoer
tIdr Dor isiner SseIe. Still unb
traurig Hanb GfteIla 5ulsst Dor i'm,
BE grOBen Id0nsn augen Doll bon
fummsu Jrasen an bas unbeareifliae
S9idiaI. Ringsum fIntterten bomais
bic 5ahnen. Der Sturm auf 2Ittin
bate begOnnen. Mie piele qroBe unb
i9Dere grsisniiie Iossn 5piI6sn ies
mem a~usuftngs unb Dem beutiQen!
BieDieI @epaItiges bate er IeitOsm
erlebt! @emeIIen an oieIen Greias
niffen. I4ien Der Gag oss Qbi6is6s
inon nett in bic yerganaenbeit ass
rldt. aber iest NOR ie0s Minutt,
bic er nit Gdmer3en bur6totet aats
te, pieOer frii9 in ieinsm Gebd6tHis.
I'm 9iittag beitieg Qonenbura Dor
5otsl Elm 4utc uno iubr nab
benz JreimaArers 81 rantenbaus. Rads
Dem bic 6ormaIitdten i'm Bureau ers
leoist paren, I4rttt Der 8aii laHos
uHo poll innerer unru6e biz
Greppe enpOr mad BEN erftn Stod
Wie niir5e er aramer ipieoerfinoen2
Bie trug Der Rnmerao isin nomens
ungIiid2 9enn auf GtimmuHs
gen BON griefen tonnte man iih ai4t
D%erIofIeu. 9ben fu1te 2absnbura
mad Der QumHier Der aranteafube.
pa trot tim cine 3ierIi6e arantens
tnpefter entgegen uno fragte, oh CT
Der 2bsrleutnant 2~aoenburg fet.
Der 0ffi3itr mufertt oas bib.
bH6f6s iun9s Mdbdsn nit GROCER
EeiIHabnis unb iprah bonn Id6elnb:
Hnb bari i4 Oogegsn fragsn, Oh Sic
bic Sdneiter adtR fnb2"
Die Sdneiter err0tets Elm lpenia.
sd BIN bic Sdpsfter GGtbs, GER
Obsrleutnant absr ih punoere mid
barber, baB sic mid tenRea.4
IS 1T tein 8unber babsi, srtpis
osrte a%aosnburg unb tredts BEN jun
gen Mldo4en bic 6anb BIN, ,rnein
5reunD aranlsr BAT mir Ifon oisI
bon feiner Iie6ensnlrbiesu gfIegsrin
lnD GrsunOin Rattle 5r0bIid Qs.
unb id It5e iebt, Ct BAT
nod febr 3uriidbolten6 bsriata.4
Rattle rebrte laHtno a6. sum mir
bag au iagsn, fnb Sic sstpiB nift
yen ptitsn Meg mad 9am6prs al.
Iommen."
Sic BADEN rsdt, Iie6es ainb",
'aste GaOen6ur9 emit. .Si. miIisn,
ID TONNE, I'm ntsiuen tapIeren a1a
nernben 5u beIuden, ebe ih nieoer
ne 5sIb ride. @uroen sic bic Site
i'm ouf mein grl6sinen bors
Iabersiten?"
gDos ntrb taum n6tig Iein. gs
yebt ihm re6t gut, uno in ben 6eis
ben Iebten 3ogsn BAT er taum BON
.tuas anoerm geiprehsn, ols BON
8eiu6."
Die Sdpstsr ging boron uno Dffs
lets Ieiis bic Cir bes R~rautensims
ners. ~gs fommt Der 10 ie6nii4tia
liebe 8eiun,4 rieF Fs.
aromsr, Der nit einem Bud ouf
IeiHem Ruhebstt esieifsn bate, faste
ih nit beiben 5Gnosn aufs gett unb
fid. 70 raid er fonnfe. sFir
ben gruhfeil elmer Setunbe fpieaeIte
i'd i'm huge ~2aosnburqs oag Bib
leg Sammers. ME neT 5rsunb, Iid
nit BET atdteu out bic aebns beg
.Rubebsttes itiiBsnb, auf BEN tinsn,
hm prbIisbsnsn gsim bafhne,
,nnn elite sr auF framsr AZ uno bic
W0nner hisligu lltn umihEnHs
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-08-15
Ga D%erIanfen


500 9ldcr ietieu Sonocs an lcidl
ten 9c0iNqimpcn. 500 Adcr be-
bcilt, oacs cbci oiiBer 200 4der,
Dos @ciOelnnb lit. @itte oeutihc
4niieolumq. lutbcriihc Stride mo
Sdulc cine Nlcile c%utfernt; $ Dici-
len BON Der G%iieu6abn; 4reiS $50
Den 9ldcr. Gin gutc9 7 3immer
sans, gutter Stnll unO @ctreiOo
ipeider. Cine her feinitcn 500
Adcr 6nrns ocS 2on0es. Nir fou.
rem sy9ncn Die ieinite g8ei5cil. mo
Gornernte OeS Stontes 5eiecn BUR
ioldc bic @cih1it meiHen brdltden
it'd 5u meloen. Hoitfortcu merOen
.iidt bcrildiidtiat. GieS lit ein
Bargain, oa oftc anoeren 6ormer
ron $50 bis $3.50 Der Ader Derlans
gen imo MIR cine gum gerfoltf ole
1T uno bieie lit nidt 10 gut
ais bic uleiniqe. Sd meroc 81 oft
unO min mid 5uriid5icben, 5hreibt
an mid nod 9toicu Gitn 1ebr.
6orm lit IN @opes Gountp,
geleaen.
u. VI. Nannolu,
Wfaiun Gitn, 8cbrGSfa.
90ftG|
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-08-15

Sic werden die Wahrnehmung machen, dass SIGH
lire Ennahmen e~rweitern, /wenn Sic anzeigen.
Ohne Reklame klein Geschsft. hire Anzeigen in
der Tribune werden jeden Tag Won Tausenden
geesen. Geschafte, die bisher in der "Tribtne'
angezeigt haben, sind NIT den ~erzielten Resultaten
sehr zufrieden.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-08-15

8ipiIiaacn .-aaes ftrcns pertroii.
lih. SpIcr 1886. 8obnure. 8ou.
alas s02. II
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-08-15
Gtoraae nnS 6aulina.
MnhfnLides.
9ie G0nepr0ia Mniffapeae

cnpfieIt iid i1mmtIiden Seutlden
@ereincn uno 2ogcn i'm Stoate; Tie.
fert Maiiif fir ale 6~eitlidfciten at
mdBigen 8reiien. 6r. @uthemgfp,
29t9 90. %. Str. TpTer 20t5 <.
Gmaba, 9ebr. 9.6.t6
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Meaietnnne.0 eimitattc. eano.

N~egietanas. Seimitatte.S auo.
ghlr nod nenige quite Stitde iiuo
SIT baben. Better 8ooen nnbe sur
Giienbabu. 8ciier BET Is SUB
5000 be3ahlcn oaes. 800
9lfer fir Seoermaun, 0eutihe
aommcn Sic lIeid ooer
ididcn sic ice fir n1berc Nus.
Colorado 6onciteaO ganO So,
300 Gbamber Of Commerce,
9euoer, Colo. S.24.t6
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nto.Neparatureu

Tell & 9inflen-23t8 Snrnep.
erIttIaIiigc uto.Reparnturen. auf.
ridden mddt aIte gars nell. Starfe
G6Iepp.Gar.-Gonglas 1910.
4.f3.f7.
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,~slaTiF.icrtc 1lmsciocn.

@ciu6t. Gin 0cuti6er g1der
iiir mcinc 8dderei. Sitter @o1n.
.. ". 4rigee, 0eibler. Atcb.
S.l7t6
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-08-15

doba 0nppe, Oentiarr ganmeiiter.
INSTRUMENTATION nno 9ldue aelie
iert, N~elibnutpn ut0 Mcparatnrru
promptrit erleo;at. pol aegline.
9loGa Eel. Qopelas 5074. If.
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Colorado SomeiteaO qan0 60,

i3n Ucrfuufeu. Gin Saus nn0
Got. 8eqen u0berer altsfufIt ipre.
die man Dor III go. els gierte Ctr.
5lorCncc. 8st6ste
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Nntpmpbil.G eriidlernna.

Smith & 9eafncr, 723 5io 81.
Ctr. @e6rau1tc 9(titos ST Bargain.
preIien. i3ntatcn Aeparatnrea-
AufbeiDaBrnns in Scr reinliditen IL
beQIten Garage in Omaha. Qousias
400. 5.t7.t7.
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GrieSensrihter

8. 8. Claiborne, geftgonuaIt.
5t2-f3 BARTON gloi. aefisIa.
den uno RotorieIlen angelegenbei.
ten b%eionbere aufmertiamteit 8igc.
tpanot. 4.i0.17
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&erlanat. Iiidtigcr Mireacr.
@luB Oos 5hl0dytcn unO @tlritmu.
den Dcritcbcn. Sober Sohu fir Den
red)tcn N}onu. 0ian idrcibc on
@co. Romon. @tnner. GU. Qof.
S.l9.t6
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1916-02-04
WAS NOT IN REPRisAL
Zeppelin Raid on England Not Con-
Z nected With Baralong-

Rumors have circulated at berih
that the zeppelin raid on England on
Monday night was in reprisai for the
Baralong affair, but the Associated
Press correspondent is assured in au-
thoritative quarters that the attack
did not come under that head. 1t IS
stated that the midland section OF
ID md was selected for the raid be-
cause the center of tie mmi-
tions industry and because Liverpool
is the cent of England's commerce
and that there was purpose to bring
home to the peaple of Great Britain
the fact that the boosted defenses OF
London do not avail against Ger
many's aircraft and it was intended
also to interfere with tho preparations
being made in England for the carry
Ing on Of the British operations in
France and Flanders.
The German admiralty Office has no
further details to give out regarding
the raid in addition to those already
published, but it reiterates the posi-
tive statement that not single one
OF the raiding zeppelins was injured.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1916-02-04
Why Tolerate Catarrh?

You have noticed, no doubt, that any
cold aggravates nasal catarrh, and the
flow OF mucous amazes you that such
Objectionable matter could find lodg-
ment in your head. To ignore this
catarrh when the cold subsidies is
wrong because it continues to slowly
injure the delicate Innings of the nasal
passages and clog them up.
To correct catarrh, cleanse the nos
trils frequently with solution of warm
water and salt, insert vaseline on re-
firing, and take a spoonful of SCOTS
Emulsion after meals for one month.
SCOTS acts through the blood to feed
the tissues, and contains soothing
glycerine TO check the inflammation
and heal the sensitive membranes.
SCOTS is pleasant to take.
Scott & Bovine. Bloomfield, NJ. ls-N
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1916-02-04
BAD FIRE AT TROY
Two Buildings Wrecked and Two
Are Flooded

Troy, Feb. 1.-TWO buildings. one
five stories and the other four, were
almost destroyed; two other buildings
were damaged; four business houses
were burned out and the stocks OF
two other firms were damaged by
water in fire that did more than
$4,000 damage last night.
The fire is believed 10 have started
in the pawnshop OF A. Soyetts, 272
and PA River street The Sovetts
store was closed few minutes be-
fore O'Clock and at $40 passerby
saw smoke coming from the doorway
and sent in an alarm. When Chief
Patrick H. Byron OF the ire depart
ment arrived dense clouds of smoke
were pouring from all windows on
the first and second floors Of the
building, owned by the estate OF Mrs
Ella Wilkinson. The second floor
was occupied by T. J. Hurley, job
printer, and the two top floors were
vacant
The fire spread rapidly to the FIVE
story brick building adjoining on the
south, also owned by the Wilkinson
estate, and occupied on the first floor
by the Fitwell Clothing company, the
other four stories being vacant These
two buildings were practically des-
troyed, being valued at about 100000
and $4,000, respectively.
The three-story brick building own.
ed by the Warren estate adjoining
the Wilkinson estate was flooded by
water and the stock Of John a. Layen-
der, a bookseller on the first floor
win be almost a total loss. Stock be.
longing TO the Union Furniture com
pany, valued nj $4,000 was destroyed.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1916-02-04
BENNINGTON BRIEFS
News OF the Town and Village Told
Briefly for Busy Readers

Rev. p l.. Dow will preach at the
White Chapel Sunday afternoon.
The Hooks fair on the evenings OF
March 2. 3 and will be one of the
events of the season. Adv.
Lucius NJ Hall, aged about 60
years. died at his home on the Bur
CESS road this forenoon of pneumonia.
The condition of Harry Rudd, who
is under treatment for blood poison
in the Troy Samaritan hospital is I'M
proving.
Valentines, booklets, post cards, en-
! closures, hangers, TALES, favors, nap
kins, decorative crepe paper, etc, at
! Evans. Adv
Silver cup dancing contest at For
ester's hall Saturday. The cup to be
awarded to the best judged dancers,
is ON view in VonDette's window.
Blanche Sweet. one of the most
popular screen stars can be seen in
Jesse Laskys big Paramount feature
THE Secret Sin at Harte Theatre
today. Adv
Members of the Y w. c. and their
friends are invited to card social In
their rooms tomorrow evening. A
social time is TO be enjoyed. No ad-
mission. es
A committee of Foresters has been
chosen to head fair which the order
plans to give in March. This will be
the first affair of it's kind which the
Foresters have given in twelve years.
The teachers and officers OF the
Methodist Sunday school, comprising
the Sunday school board. are to have
their annual meeting in the parlors
OF the church this evening. followed
by supper. &t
Joseph A. Evans, chairman. Jesse
Buss, Warren Waite, J. II. Pratt, e.
j. Chahan and j. A. Ryan have been
named as committee of Foresters to
make plans for fair to be given by
the order the first part of March
This Is the first time in IL years that
the Foresters have had an affair of
this kind.
On the Y. NJ. c. \. alleys last even
ing the Tigers clawed into the Mo
hawks score and walked off with the
latest game In the bowling tourna-
ment with score of 2530 against
2470. Eddington, White, Elwell, Boyn
ton and Dean played for the Tigers
while Perry. Hanley, Conan, Sawyer
and Hodyl played for the Mohawks
The funeral services of John d. Nc
Cue, who died of apopleXy Tuesday
noon, were held Thursday morning
from st, Francis de Sales church. The
bearers were James Whitney. Patrick
Whitney, John Craven, James Hor-
nidge Thomas Gibney and William
Gibney Interment was in Park Lawn
cemetery Edward Smith of Walling-
ford and Miss Gertrude Carrigan OF
Pittsheld were out-of7town attendants
at the services.
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SYNDICATE

Mr.. and Mrs d. II. Woodcock were
end guest i'll Bennington.
Mr.. and Mrs. d. H.Woodcock were
in Manchester on business Monday.
Charles Wager HAYES was in Cam
bridge Sunday calling on relatives.
Prayer meeting will be held at the
nesday evening
Harvey Woodcock and Floyd Bent
ey visited Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Morrow
in Salem over Sunday
Mrs. NJ. Z. Wilcox. formerly of this
place, now residing in West Arlington
is very low at this writing.
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pains about the naval, pale face of
leaden tint, eyes heavy and dull,
twitching eyelids, itching of the nose
itching of the rectum, short dry
cough, grinding of the teeth, little
red points sticking out on tongue,
starting during sleep, slow fever.
For over 60 years DR.. True's Elixir
the Family Laxative and Worm Ex-
peller. my fathers discovery, has
been the standard remedy for worms,
stomach disorders and constipation,
both for children and adults. Mr.
VIM. l., Wylie of Houston, Texas
writes: Il want to say that Dr.
True's Elixir is certainly Il fine medi-
cine" At all dealers 35c, soc and
$100. Advice free. Write
Album. Maine. 0~7 L.14
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coNFIsCATED BY GERMANY
Government Takes Greater Part OF
Textile Products.
o.: L,.Az
Album. Maine.

Textile Products.
According to Berlin newspapers, as
quoted by Reuters Amsterdam CORE
spondent, new order was put in
force on February /, under which the
greater part Of all products of the
textile industry was confscated The
Tageblatt says it is highly significant
that on this occasion the government
does not seize raw material, but I'm
ished articles. Included in the list
are all materials for clothing suitable
for undergarments, blankets, inclusive
of horse clothes; colored linen goods,
Innings and sail cloths. Berlin news
paper point out that this measure
discloses scarcity of these materials,
and also indicate that Germany is pre-
pairing for war of long duration.
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parasites make their
presence felt through
deranged stomach. swol-
len upperlip, sour stom-
ach, offensive breath,
hard and full belly with
occasional grippings and
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Diseases of Children

find worms one of the most COM
mon of children's diseases-either
.pinworms or stomach worms. These