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East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1916-11-28
ECHO FARMERS
OTlnT OrrnIUn
OIHAI O[[UINd
WARM WEATHER OF PAST FEW
DAYS DRAWS ALL FROST
FROM GROUND.
Rev. George II. Van Waters Returns
to Portland After Few Days visit
Other News and Personal Notes.
{ lEast Oregonlan Sneclan

ECHO, Nov. 2S.-The chinook wind
and heavy rains Of the past few days
have taken the frost out of the
ground and the farmers have re-
sumed the work of putting in their
fell grain Very little ground had
been actually seeded but the ground
had been prepared and many farmers
were ready to seed when prevented by
the cold snap of weather some ten
days ago. If the present mild weather
continues, within two weeks many
hundreds of acres in this vicinity will
be in grain,
Rev. Geo. r. Van Waters returned
TO Portland yesterday morning after
few days visit here. On Friday
night he addressed the study Club at
Mrs. Carl Gilbert's home and on sun
day evening preached az the Masonic
hall
Mrs w. II. Boyd and Mrs, Agne'
Boyd Wlgle OF Portland are here Wis
iting with friends.
MIR. and Mrs. c. L. Ransom Of Pen
/ OitLOn NlSiNtu ntIN ohithHN WIN t"'
and Mrs. Earnest Summers.
Mrs, NJ Mitchell of Wilbur, Wash,
Is here this week visiting with he'
brother A. X Hammer. Mrs. Mitche
is an early pioneer having crossed the
plains and arrived in Oregon in 1874.
J. Frank Spinning and wife are Wis
iting in Portland.
Mrs. F. T, George and little dau
ghters spent Sunday at the home q
Mrs. II. L. Stanfield on Butter creek
The annual turkey shoot at Pett
Sheridan's farm on Butter creek WA
held on Sunday, A large crowd wa
present and sixty turkeys were dis
posed of,
j. p Lothian OF Stanfield has charg'
of the Spinning drug store in Mr.
Spinning's absence,
Kyle Moore is visiting with friend
and relatives in the Willamette valley
Mayor and Mrs. Hugh d. Smith re
turned home last week from visit II
Portland.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1916-11-28

Matteleone and VinenzO De Stefano,
fruit vendors. charged with strangling
eleven -year-old Tillie Brocker Of No.
2 Ridge street in the cellar Of the
tenement at No. 1874 Monroe street,
Oct 10 last.
1t Is said to be the first time IN
the history Of the New York police
that the testimony Of scientists has
played such an important part.
The two men had stand in front
Of the house where the girl was found
dead When they denied guilt the
police. instead Of using third degree
methods. sent for experts of the
Stanard Testing Laboratory. When
their examination had been finished
the experts said
You have got the right men"
The two will be arraigned today in
general sessions for pleading.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1916-11-28
ENGINEER Of HAPPY
CANYON GETS WATCH
q. A Lansdowne Presented Time
plece by Directors IN Appreciation
sof His Accomplishment.

c. A. Lansdowne. the engineer
who rushed to completion the ne"
Happy Canyon pavilion in time FOR
the show last fall was yesterday aft
.rnoon % e.ented with beautiful is-
jewel gold watch by the directors IN
token Of their appreciation OF his
accomplishment The presentation
was made by J. Roy Raley at a meet
ing Of the directors in the CONNER
ciai association.
The meet ng yesterday was held
for the purpose Of attending to some
DELAYED business. Secretary Cranston
announced that the pavilion had
heen rented from month 20 month
Go the oregon Motor Garage for the
storage Of cars providing the cars 30
drained OF oil and gasoline.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1916-11-28

vice. to secure the passage Of a law
making it obligatory upon every male
American citizen between the ages
OF eighteen and twenty-one to serve
six months or a year-as the case
may demand--in the field with the
colors.
Il believe man should be allowed
to vote who has not thus served
polToons and professional pacifists
are out Of place in a free republic.
There should be education toward
military training along the lines fol-
lowed in Australia, Argentina Swift.
zerland ana Japan.
mo man Is fit TO be freeman un-
les he has ntted himself to fight ef
ficicntly for his freedom"
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1916-11-28

Completely furnished dining room
and kitchen in leading hotel in live
east Oregon town of 600. To the
right parties ten months lease, all
provisions. amounting to about SIS
and furnished living rooms will be
given for $3.50 cash for the entire
ten months. Hot and cold water,
Electric lights, etc. Take charge at
once. For particulars call Room 40
Bowman Hotel.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1916-11-28
SCIENCE HELPS INDICT
TWO MEN AS SLAYERS
CicrOscOpic and Chemical Test= Con
vince Grand Jury They Strangle'l
II Year Old Girl.

NEW YORK, Nov 28.-Largely on
evidence gathered through the mi
croscope and test tube, indictments
for murder in the first degree were
returned yesterday against Giuseppe
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1916-11-28

James r. Bowler and Rlchafd
Mayberry, were appointed as com
mittee to audit the books of the di-
rectors and prepare statement for
the stockholders. The piano used IN
the dance hall last fall was purchas-
ed outright from the Warren Music
House because Of some damage that
had been done to the casing.
James Fl. Sturgis, who had charge
Of the dance last fall announced his
intention ~ resigninR from the df-
reciorate ueoanae ~ lack - time No
action was taken the othe- q Tectors
desiring 70 give Mr.. sturgis time to
reconsider
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1916-11-28
T. r. URGES MILITARY
TRAINING FOR ALL
No one should BE Allowed TO vote
Who Hasn't Served lie Writes
General Young.

WASHINGTON. Ndy. 2s-Lieut.
Gen. S. b. NJ. Young. retired made
public here today letter from Theo-
dore Roosevelt. saying.
Il most cordially and emphatical-
ly approve your efforts as president
OF the Association for National Ser
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1916-11-28
Enstcrn stnr Notice.

Bushee Chapter No. 10, o. f. s,
will entertain with program AMI
supper on Tuesday evening, Novem-
Der 28. All members Of the order
are cordially invited. BY order Of the
Worthy Matron.
(Adv) MARY e. JOHNSON, Sec.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1916-11-28
Letter 70
DR.. Kilmer 4 co.
|Binghamton N. Y.

Prove What swamp Root win DO
For YOU.
Send ten cents to Or. Kilmer q Co,
Binghamton, N. Y, for a sample size
bottle. II will convnce anyone You
will also receive a booklet of valu-
able information, telling about tho
kidneys and bladder. When writing
be sure and mention the Pendleton
Daily Fast oregonlan. Regular fifty
cent and one-dollar bottles for sale
at all drug stores.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1916-11-28
no Won Mnnt a mnmno

Do you want to buy new nome on
easy terms? DO you want 10 buy a
choice building lot and build for your.
self2 If so, see A. II. cox.
(Adv) At oregon Lumber Yard
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1916-11-28

Have only few hundred sacks OF
this damaged wheat left. Call at II
W. Collins warehouse near o.-w. II.
& N. freight house-Adv.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1916-11-28

sign ships known to be inferior 10
ships which country possessing an
oil supply can build"
These bills have made such pro-
gress that the advantages Of position
is with them and against the public.
Every effort will be made 10 jam
them through at the beginning Of the
short session Of congress, Powerful
waterpower and oil interests are fight
ing for them. | appeal to you as
citizen interested In the public well
fare without regard to politics to lend
hand In defeating these attacks on
public property and on the safety and
welfare Of the navy and the Nation
Sincerely yours,
CLIFFORD PINCHOT
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1916-11-28

Mrs. Porter's Fig Pudding and SALAD Dressing
New Dill, Sour and Sweet Pickles.
Sweet Apple Cider-In bulk, gal. soc; gal.
glass jar CSC; 212 pound can--....... zoe
Hood River Apples-Fancy pack Spitzen-
bergs, Ortleys and Delicious, box. S1.95
1916 New Pack Asparagus, Baby Beets, Okra,
Spinach. Superfine Peas, Tiny Green and
Wax Beans, Imported Mixed Vegetables,
Sauces and Relighes, give US your order
now.
Shelled Almonds, Walnuts, Pecans and Pea
nuts, plain and salted.
Perhaps You'll Need New PercOlator. We
are showing them from $1.79 and up.
Hotpoint Electric Percolators, each. $3.50
Hotpoint Electric Coffee Urn, cups each,
$500.
T. P. w. COFFEES-No Better Coffees and
no Coffees Better than T. P. w. Blends.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1916-11-28
T.P. w. PURE FOOD SHOP
CLEANLINESS ECONOMY 80 - 81
THANKSGIVING TURKEYSFINE TURKEYS PHONE YOUR ORDERS
3 MAIN LINE PHONES, Is
EnnMnAAW

Jones' Dairy Farm Sausage-By express in
iced boxes today. Order a pound for
Thanksgiving breakfast Anyone who has
not met Jones Little Pigs should arrange
for an introduction.
DR.. Prices Extracts-America's BEST exclus-
i've selling agency.
Townsend's California Glace Fruits-By ex-
press today Cherries and Pineapple, one
pound burnt wood boxes ........,-..----.-.- soc
Clace Fruits in handsome burnt wood boxes,
packed 1, 2and h. boxes, the Id. S5f
Imported Fruit Baskets-Another shipment
in today Our prices are right.
New Navel Oranges, Florida Grapefruit,
Fancy Grapes and everything the market
affords in the vegetable market. Shop
early in the morning.
Heinz Plum Pudding and Mince Meat
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1916-11-28
rcmnIe Hefn wnntod

You can make $50 weekly selling
Numud Facial treatment soc pkg
10 profit. Box 4O3. Oakland CAL
Adv.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1916-11-28
$500 WITH IL RECORDS
A little down and q little each
month or week.

Yes, you may keep this new Edison
Thomas A. Edlson's great phono-
graph with the diamond stylus-and
Your choice of records. too, for only
sS6.O0. including 12 records. You
may pay little down and a little each
month or week. Try the New Edison
in your home before you decide TO
buy Entertain your friends with your
favorlte records.
Write Today for our New Edison
Book. Send your name and address
for our new book and picture Of the
New Edison monographs. No Obh-
cations
WARREN'S MUSIC HOUSE
Edison Phonograph Distributors
PcndletOn, Oregon.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1916-11-28

Owing to the high cost Of leather
chronic kickers may minimize their
activities.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1916-11-28
Special Sale Of FURS

here tomorrow with very large and varied assortment
of sample furs.
They will be offered for sale at prices possible only
through this direct "maker-to-wearer" service. A
worthwhile saving the price of every article purchased
will be prominent feature of this important sale event
All of the newest styles in scarfs muffs and separate
sets will be display in every desirable fur, such
mink black and red fox Canadian lynx, beaver, brook
mink Hudson SEAL fitch moleskn Russian wolf, skunk,
raccoon and ermine.
Not again this season will you have opportunity to
make your selections from such comprehensive assOr
ment of furs.
For your convenience you may select your Christmas
furs now and we will hold them until you are ready to
take them.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1916-11-28

THINGS YOU NEED
that go to make up" your toilet for the
dance.
SILK UNDERWEAR
Shown in flesh and white, the best quality
silk in vests, knickers, envelope suits and
combinations, neatly trimmed with laces and
some plain. The garment. $3.50 to $500
SILK HOSIERY
The largest stock of silk hosiery we have
ever shown. Most any shade you may so
desire Best in quality, high spliced heel,
double sole and toe, run of sizes in every
shade. The pair Csc to $3.50
GLOVES
Long kid gloves shown in the very best
quality full fashioned, in 16 and 20 button
lengths The pair............. 1878, $3.50
PEARL BEADS
A string of pear beads add to the looks
wonderfully, these are perfect in every way.
me SCTlHg cog W p@'VV
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-11-10
TURQUiA.

CONSIANllNOPl~A, NoNicln"E' =
La l.rrrntl j" un de:tac4meH'" III
z - II Ia Mc>"p"iamln y IL H'>'rH.
cion dc una partlda lie Dan"''3ros
Que ~protegidos pc. blrcoS dc Ia on
rcnie. venia rrcando 81 terror on %
purhlo, dc la COSTA j" A~natolia, :"
r~rfiore7 on =, lnformH ofc.a, rHih
r.de aver an cSt4 capita! po" "i Mi
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Los a!iad8s h n franeasa.
do en- su nusv0 iGtenED
beaysRcs en- R!S0ma
Los JFUTn\E.S iSfCIRiN DIE
IA ARTILLERtA ALEHANt IA
LDGHtDO TENER : RAfi
tL0S ANGLO FRANCHISES

>''''''" '->i'''''' I'"'"
BERLIN. No\IcIioE" 80 "Fji-
I.er!a aI"maAa dllTan,e o. d'a DC a.
yor Impidio que los ~franreS"S h!cl"-
ran avanrr m o. iT"ntH del soma.
>a@'ln q anEn'io official herho hoy
Por q NlnISicrlo d" Ia Guerra on
'>ia raP!'aI' Los iEaA''S'> H'S"" a.
IHiii"'a9 '''EdS "' u" '>'"'I''"' WI
~"arI'on' 'n''il''> para Iai'af ''EF.
no. idnt" 81 SIR. nm al h'fl' &c.
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OTRp H'iPUR NURJEGO HUNDInt


LONnRES Novicmbrc Q. La a.
-ouris mari,ima 90 information
LIor2>. anuuri6 anoche en- c>ta ca.
rj!aI auo 81 vapoc "Rcimc' lH ma
rionalidld nnrlic-a ina siio cchajo a
pilur. Fl riiaGo Darr0 era Dc 1913
ton" aja> i" .apacidad y iii cons
fruido IN 1912 en- e. aSjillcrO de-
sunderland.
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TN ABRAzO A LOS HOMBRES

Resulta que es NIL, que un abrazo.
para TOD hombrc que sufre de falta
de visor, debilidad, c.tarro, tos. hi
rldc, rinones, pulmoncs, tisi,, asma,
sangre inPura. n~ervios y resfrios pa
saSos, cuando usa Ell ALMA COR
DIAL, Ia ncdieina que hasta la fe-
cha, los imitadores han fraea.ado en-
isua:ar. ST desea listed reeuperar su
salad Pronto y con resultados pcrma-
nentes, Lse Ia maravillosa medicina
que cs Ell ALMA CORDIAL Man
deaos SUI nombre y direction .obre
Una tarjeta postal y a vuelta de CO.
Treo lie manG,mos detalles complete.
de nuestra medieina y nucstra ofer-
Ia especial.
MILLER & CO., Box SIS Sta. A.
c. Asko T
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P0R FL CAMPO DE- IA GUERRA
Los RUMANO1 DICEN QUE RECUPERARON FL
Ash 10 anaRCio en- Bucarest
sI haiaistee de Ia Cue
ira ynm3U3
En- Los APIS IhJkSiY5NGS Y FL Los
ChRpaIOi iisH SIiilSlA lU[HA
C9sTtSlA fsclSsItDa

-
>~'rvici" E>n"riai para IL rhEN>A.
Ri CAREST. Novi"mbrc 9.-Ei
Minis erin he Ii Guerra anuncid ho!
en- eSta Capita que las trcpaS russo
rumau&S que aSUinleron mace @iaS
Ia ofersiva en- 81 Norte de- a Pro
vincia de Dobrudia. han r~ccu?rrado
para la fa.Aa ma gran partr ,IcI to-
rrrHo roam:,.adn por los !ruton"S,
y poSr~lnnjuIo>r m~uryam"nt" de- a
plaza de- HirSoya. que - c~ucurntra
snbrr 81 r" Danubio. ruarrnla '
cinco m.iju> al uorte Il" CzrTAaN"''a.
LuNDRES. N"yirmhrr 9.-Conu-
nuan!o ~ orrn<iya IN Dobrudia. las
tropa> rI>uS NJ manic del genera!
S~akharofr. nan >rGuido rrrilazani'
4 AZ t"opa> De. general Won Mac
kaDSrn hatia 81 sur. reconnaissance
ma bl.aa ra~,c Iri |icrrrnr Que ha-
n.3n .sr.urado los Observation-Disclosures
IN Ill oferlSiya paSaia.
rDvrRr- voyirmhrr Alas
,+r,;,,,. r,ii.i3s -. ..ipjdaS IN rsfa
r..:,,r Ia. onnrariones 81 Ios
sa'...-. g.. prm,ni, iodicon r,c las
,..o,i,,s .ry;,das on anvil
~, ~. H.. ~,,,n,ros = n frontier, d.
r...~,.r,,,;, o.,ir =, rn.np1"fas en-
. e 60.
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81 FUE \ PiQUE mo NJ LOS
NgEV0S DREtDN9yG,!TS IT,
LA ARMADA RUSA.
E,cEr>i,o para u rRENsA

SOFIA. Ncviembre 9.-Se han
rccibido Ell csta ciudad noticias ic
due uno de los nuevos barcos dc que
IRA dc la Armada rusa, el Dread
uought "lmperatiza Maria" SC fuG
4 .pique Il c~onseeucncia de una en-
pIosion que ocurri0 en- Ell interior
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del barrO, p~crrcieudo cn eI acc!i"n-
lc casi toda Ia jripglari6n.
Fl :itaio dccadnOucht era uHo dc
los BARGE, DC guerra mndornos con
que ccnlaba Ii marina ru-a. pHe>
haoia SIDE Dotado Il. aqua en- i'ii,
nrecisamentc POGO antc5 de- Que O.
tallara Ia guerra actua!.'Su despIata
rriento era IL 222.5o0 toncladas y e.
taba armada con iicz canoncs Dc T.:
pulgadaS. yciniicinto dc cinro pull
sldas y cuatro de dos Y media pull
sadas. Tenia, ademas, cuatro NOR
teros dc tres libras y cuatro tuboa
lanzs-torpedos sumergidos
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c., e. L 5. A. (Linea PrlacipAD.

Lle9aD:-
No. iOf-Sunset Limited. De
NCey7 orleans ......... 40 4. ~.
No. f02.-SunSet Limited &c san
Francisco ....-.-.-...... 3:S 4. NJ
No. 7.-FaSt Mall de NUeFs or
leans ................. 72D A. 81.
No s--FaSt Mail de Del Rio .. fT:50 \. y
40. ~G.-SunSet cypress de We
va orleans .........-..... 40 p. v
Francisco ....... 80 ?. s
ssien;-
10. t9t.-SunSef LiHied psrs
san Francisco .-...... %5v 4. =
40. tO2-SunSst Limited paTs
SUeya CrlCanSs .......-. 80 4. y
No. Fast Mail para Del EiO 1890 A. VI.
No. S--FaSt Mail para Nuey1
orleans ....-.---..... 1915 P. "
70. g->InSeT Express para
ar Francisco ---..-... $50 P. n.
10. 70 INSET Express para
.IA Orleans ...... is 2. "
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DIVISION VICTORIA

lie
40 a5l.-E- Houston. Port La
vsrs. Victoria y Crier9 - P ~
SsIPa:-
No. 81. ara CueTo. Victoria.
too: Lsvaca y HOustna AZ I. -
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sertOr lei vale ID Buzcu, sin que
pueda decirsc gu alsuno Dc los
combatientes llevc Ia ventaja. La 81
tuaci6n d 10 largo lie Ia frontera sep
tentrional de Ru:nania, puede de-
cirse que permansce i~nalterable."
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5. A. L A P

LIegaa:-
No. f6-De Houston. Waco Y
Corpus Christi ......... o:55 P. u.
Nc. tI.-De Houston : puntoS
de IA costa -........... 500 - ".
No. 12.-De Ycakum ! puntoS
de Ia costa ............. ESQ P ",
No. 4f.-De keTTville (tlaClOJ -. g:u5 =. VI,
Nc. 43--De keryille solo los
domtngos} .......~..... 6:55 P. ".
So ti5.-De kerrv!lIe tdiaT!O,
e1cepto los dominSoS) e.. Gas ?. u
Saleu:-
40. i5.-Para Houston. Waco :
COSpuS Christi ......... SIS =. :
80. i3.-Para Houston : puntuS
a Ia COSTA .-.----.... 50: - p. "
No. tt.-Para Noahum : pIntO-
lie ID costa -.....--..--.. 2-G5 p J
No. E2.-Para herTy!lle solo los
domingC- ......... $40 :. x
No. H-Par3 heTTvIlc ttiarIO' SOS J. !
No. t46.-Para HeTvlr,e .dlarIO,
eICapto los LOInilgOS 7-05 A. "
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Cuando necesite libros en- espaiiol
dirijase a Ignacio E. Lozano.-607
DoIorosa St.-San Antonio Texas
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Entered - >ecnrd-claN~ matter February
8. 1918. at tho PO>lulirc II san Nat0uiO.
Tex. under the ACl. oi March 9. 1853.
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Travis
T~ELEFONOs 24ll
Nuevo

IL PEFN>N IS 81 pcrindiro TGrNicano Il,
MAYOR circulation en- IO> E>iadu> UnidO>,
y.pur 10 Llulu. 81 mcior para lo> 2aunciLn-
ties.
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CIiASC.ARRTLLO.

-Dnrididamentc Cres un imbrrIl.
-GIo, que soy amigo iuyo. SOY
mn irnb6cit? Entendimnnos, ;Ill
quicrcs declr! 6Cu6 soy TN inbr-
Gil porque soy tu amigo. o III" soy
amigo tuyo porqCn soy lin imDecll?
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1916-08-26
FOUR YEARS FOR LlEBKNEcHT
Appeal Results in Increased Sentence
for Socialist leader


Amsterdam, via London, Aug 23.-
The result of Or. Karl Liebknechts
appeal against his sentence for war
treason has been the imposition OF a
new and severe sentence of four years
and one month penal seryitude and ex.
pulsion from the army, according to a
dispatch from Berlin.
The appeal of the Socialist leader
was heard on Wednesday before a su.
preme courtmartial presided over by n
naval captain. The other members
were two lawyers, two majors, cup.
tain and liutenant. Liebknecht was
defended by Herr Bracke of Bruins.
wick. The public was excluded after
the hearing. but sentence was an.
nounced at an open session.
In addition to his prison sentence
Or Liebknecht is deprived OF his civ.
II rights for six years. In announcing
the verdict the court declared that the
sentence was imposed for attempted
war treason. severe disobedlence and
resistance aginst the armed power OF
the state" The court announced that
as the prisoner has already served one
month of his sentence he has the privi
lege of an appeal from the present
Judgment. The original sentence i'm
posed was thirty months imprison
ment and dismissed from the army,
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1916-08-26

at 7.3O. Theme of sermon, "The
Challenge of the Church"
Miss Mary Carston of Brooklyn is
visiting Miss Mary Cole of Depot
street.
c. R. Mann, the playground super
visor, is spending the week end in
Springfield and Boston.
when Mans a Man" by Harold
Bell Wright has been added to the
shelves of the public library.
Miss Frances Guenther of Troy is
the week end guest of Mr. and Mrs.
]. P. Morrissey Of Washington avenue,
Harry Flynn has purchased Har-
ley-Davidson twin cylinder motorcycle
from the Bennington motorcycle COM
pany.
George W.. Yates, jr., son OF the for
mer principal of the Mt Anthony
Seminary was a guest at the Putnam
House Friday.
Miss Minnie Breese Of Charles
town, South Carolina, is spending a
few days with her cousin, Mrs. f. st,
George Mclean.
Mrs. Matte Percy of Waterford, N
Y, and Miss Annie Whitman of Me-
chanicville are spending the week end
with Mrs. T. A. Davenport on Grand
view street.
George Daley Of New York and
Charles Daley of Schenectady are
spending the week end at the home OF
their parents, DR. and Mrs. f. b
Daley of Adams street.
The services at st. Peters church
Sunday will be holy communion al
7.3O; morning prayer and sermon al
1890, and evening prayer at 500
There will be service at Pownal al
10 a. m. and one at Green Mountain
Valley at p. M.
Miss Dorothy Lyon of West Enc
avenue, New York, and Miss Ger
trude Schoepperle of Buffalo lef
here Thursday to make the trip ovel
the Heartwellyille branch of the Ions
Trail After a visit at Williams
town. Miss Lyon plans to return t
Bennington and tramp the main linz
Of the Bennington county section L
Prospect Rock in Manchester.
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WANTED

WANTED-To rent small house
centrally located Modern improve
ments. Moderate price. BY the
month. not before Nov, 18th. Address
Box 359. 7lt6'
WANTED-Carpenters and helpers
for general construction work. Good
wages. Steady work. Casper Rang
er Construction Co. Holyoke. 7lt4
Neutrality-suspicious. and labor
ers. Good wages, steady work. Only
sober and industrious men need apply.
Office at Bosch Magnets Job. Spring
field, Mass. Casper Ranger Construc'
ton Co. 7lti
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1916-08-26
AUTOMOBILE TURNS TURTLE
Driver and Three Children Escape
Serious Injury.

oeTIoUs INJURY.
Mddlebury, Aug. 25.-A Ford tour
ing car owned by G. G. Piper of Wey-
bridge and driven by Lawrence Gou-
lette, also of Weybridge, left the road
about 1890 o'clock this afternoon,
when the driver lost control of the
machine, and 1t turned turtle. Con
lette received slight injury to his
back and the three small children,
who were also in the machine escaped
with whole skins.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1916-08-26

TO RENT--Room Formerly occupied
by Christian Science church. corner
Park and Scott SITS. Suitable for light
manufacturing, club or society room
Apply at Cooper's Machine Works.
isu
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1916-08-26

TO RENT-Stores. ofices, tene
ments, shops. stables. individual
garage, individual storage lockers, fur
nished apartments and rooms al cen
trally located. Geo. N. Hawks. 49,
Main st. 72u
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1916-08-26
TO RENT

TO RENT-SiX room fiat, all mod
ern impro, ements. Apply p. b. Gard
nef. 7Otf
TO RENT-A furnished room. APP
ply to 12S Scott street. Gotf