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The Calhoun chronicle. [volume] (Grantsville, W. Va.) 1883-1984, 1916-06-15
TO BUILD NEW FREIGHT STATION

Parkersburg, w. Va.-Assurance has
been given by the Baltimore e Ohio
railroad. through Third Vice Presi-
dent A. w. Thompson, that the project
of building the new freight station at
Parkersburg will be carried on to com
pletion with the expenditure OF $780,
600, and that bids are to be opened
soon for the work.
The Calhoun chronicle. [volume] (Grantsville, W. Va.) 1883-1984, 1916-06-15
mAeoNs HONOR JUDGE LYNCH

Charleston, w. Va.-Captain John
NJ. Collins. grand secretary Of the
grand lodge Of Free Masons of West
Virginia. presented TO Judge Charles
w. Lynch of the supreme court of ap.
peals beautiful Masonic apron as a
gift from the grand lodge and all Of
the Master Masons Of the state. Judge
Lynch Is pas, grand master of West
Virginia.
The Calhoun chronicle. [volume] (Grantsville, W. Va.) 1883-1984, 1916-06-15

Washington James a.. Sample
cashier of the United states treas
ury. died suddenly aged ~ The end
came just as he had concluded a
tribute 20 the national emblem at
the annual banquet of the National
Rifles Veterans Association.
The Calhoun chronicle. [volume] (Grantsville, W. Va.) 1883-1984, 1916-06-15
HUGHES RESIGNATION.

: To the President: l hereby
: resign the office Of associate
: Justice of the Supreme Court of
. the United States.
: l am sir.
Respectfully yours,
. CHARLES EVANS HUGHES.
The Calhoun chronicle. [volume] (Grantsville, W. Va.) 1883-1984, 1916-06-15
MAsoNs WILL MEET.
Noteworthy Gathering in California in
Centennial Celebration.

Centennial Celebration.
Los Angeles. Cal--According TO the
estimates of the transcontinental
railroad companies. Los Angeles viii
be hostess city to $4,000 Knights
Templar from all parts Of the United
states and also from abroad for
week beginning June a.
The thirtythird trionnial couclave
OF this great Masonic body will be
the most important delegate assem-
blsge ever held in the Queen Con.
venton City of the Pacific Coast a
most representative body of men,
leaders In business. professional and
social life from all parts of America.
The conclave will be made note.
worthy from the fact that it will be
the centennial gathering OF the Tenn
plar order in America.
The Calhoun chronicle. [volume] (Grantsville, W. Va.) 1883-1984, 1916-06-15
EzELL TO MAKE FARM TOUR.
Agricultural Agent VIII Visit Ken
tucky, Tennessee and Virginia.

Charleston, w. Va.-The methods
and systems employed by county agri-
cultural agents in other farming states
will be studied by B. b. Ezell, of
Charleston, agricultural agent for the
southern counties OF West Virginia, in
the hope that something can be CLEAN
ed that will be of benefit to the farm
ers of this state. Mr.. Ezell has left
for a tour of Kentucky. Virginia and
Tennessee agricultural centers. He
will be gone about a month. He will
visit number of cities. including Lex
ington and Louisville. KY, Blacksburg,
Va, and Knoxville. Tenn.
The Calhoun chronicle. [volume] (Grantsville, W. Va.) 1883-1984, 1916-06-15

parkersburg. W. va Fire originot-
ing in "a dry kiln completely destroy
ed the plant of The citizens Lumber
Company and its Yards The loss is
estimated al 100000
The Calhoun chronicle. [volume] (Grantsville, W. Va.) 1883-1984, 1916-06-15
SYNOPSIS.

While trundling the clean washing I'M
Clipper iiin Mary Alice Brown is set up-
on by some mischievous boys who spill
the washing into the dirt. She is rescued
and taken. to her home in Calvert street
by Francis Willett. a Galahad knight.
She IL punished by her drunken father for
returning without the wash money Marx
Alice wanders away from home and takes
a trolley ride into the country
The Calhoun chronicle. [volume] (Grantsville, W. Va.) 1883-1984, 1916-06-15
WILSON'S ACCEPTANCE.

!. Dear Justice Hughes: l am in
!. receipt of your letter Of resigna-
!. ton and feel constrained to
: yield to your desire. 1, therefore,
!. accept your resignation as JUS
!. tice of the Supreme Court Of the
!. United States, to take effect at
: once.
:. Sincerely yours,
!. WOODROW WILSON.
The Calhoun chronicle. [volume] (Grantsville, W. Va.) 1883-1984, 1916-06-15

San Antonio What is regarded by
American army Officers as official re-
pudiauOn of the agreement entered
into by General Pershing and Gavira
was contained in curt message from
General Jacinta Trevino to General
Pershing. informing him that General
Gavira had mo- authority 20 discusa
military subjects With him
Thirteen Turkish Ships Sunk.
Odessa Russian torpedo boat de-.
stroyers sunk AS large Turkish shlps
ladon with merchandise.
The Calhoun chronicle. [volume] (Grantsville, W. Va.) 1883-1984, 1916-06-15

Mary Alice has glimpse Of a
real home Inhabited by kindly,
generous people. Into her life
also comes a friendship that
"passeth understanding" How
now will arrangements be made
for the care Of Mary Allce's
mother and the baby7
The Calhoun chronicle. [volume] (Grantsville, W. Va.) 1883-1984, 1916-06-15

ri What sorrow has darkoned r
~ che lives Of Sam and Martha 4
NJ and what has made little Char I
~ ilo the helpless thing he is7 r.
1I4s1SrS1s1s2S2SrS1S2S1S2F2S9i5r
CrO 1910 CONTINUEDJ
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-01-04

sebieben nun bic perberbli@ftsn Ssrr'
i9ergsliiite Der mdnnlihen polait,
f1marpber ipie zines Gebint paI4d
bes ,Shredens DON pera", bsr mad,
Der &onititutipn in 8ruNa bonn Wplti
seitsinist ipurbe. gtaa bieier Wanz
berilna burb bic fdtpiilen Turhtbari
feiten peraanaener Sarems (fo fpeniei
itens ihilbsrt Iie bsr Sunetiirte, bel
mir bier b6reO. lit bic GeititeIlnna
perbliiffenb, Dap Der beutise Sultan
Mubdmmeb v. MIR nod cine 6rail
beiibt, benn BON ben breien, bic ieis
nen rSorem" bilbeten, iinb sipei gee
itorbsn unb permutblid nibt ipieber
eriebt porben.
Der 0ortrdgenbe fpanbte iih baitt
ber tiirtiIhen Jrau bon beilte sil. Gr
+, 1te nahsuipsiien, Dab Der aordr
feinespees bic politanoiee 0eriHleiss
runs poridreibe. Sc ndber man ben
uripriinslihen Auellsn bes Ssldms
fomme, befo freisr unb unseslpunses
ner lei Site unb 2ps Der Jrau. Be
buiniIhe Grauen trasen bas Ssiih.
CANA frsi. gtur bas Saar Dber Elm
She'll bss Sdares miiHe nad benz Sos
ran perbiilIt iperben.
9i1tbilber begleiteten ben Wprtrag
,lnb Seist:n bic biibfden ySanums"
am @olbensn Sprn, i'm Sauie, auf
SpasiersGneen, auf ben 10 beliebten
trGumerii1en 9oofabrten iiber bic
.iiiben WaiTer guropas unb aiiens".
2lu9 BON Der 0ienerf9afi eines tiirs
tiihen Saries iinb fehr falide 8prs
iielIungen perbreitet. Die Oiarisbs,
i'm Mittelrans 5tpii4en Gefsaidaftes
rim unb &ammerSofe, unb bic aus
Ietbippten itanmenben. meiit bdblis
hen ,Oabps", bsnen bic atnber dna
bertraut iinb, iperben freili1 in ibrer
Susenb sefuuft; ibr fpGteres Cos bat
isboh feinerlei @ebnlidteit mehr nit
Gtlapersi. Die Sheibuus 1T in Der
Siirtei Ieidter. als i'm @benbIanb; oas
2iebeslebsn Dor Der gbe, bas Gihp
fennensIernem unb Sylirten bat anmus
tbissre 5ormen in aonitanttnopel als
meiit in pdris ober in Berlin. Wfiteift
iuirb Don Der junssn Siirtin nidt pers
lunst! linn bic @ielebe itebt jebt in
Der siirtsi sur iibsrlpdltisenb bdufises
rem Ginebs nur nod in einem 8erhdlt=
nib bon 1:100! llnb ipenn man bic
WtOglidfeit unb bic 8osbeit bdtte, bic
@erbreituns iuegitimer gerbdltuiiie
peben Der gbs in @eitenropa nit ben
,Sarems" Der mobernen siiriei an
persleiden, 10 tuiirbe am Gnbe bieie
Statiitit uHs pieIpeiberif6er na9ipsis
Zen, als bic brapen SitpmaneR. i
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gseueirltrefienbe 3riippn iperSen
niinerfiam seulrritert. Sarm iiebt
man Die 2eiite oft init geipannten
ptienen 5iridnmeniteben unb Mei.
uineen aiistmiihen. Gem In ben Il.
gen Der groBen Sffeniipe Soffres
itarfer perbenoei annonel,oouner
Iauidfen iie nit 5itternoer Gripdr.
ting Der groBe,l @efretitng; oiesmnl
ioate cs bod, enblid gIiifsn: e&Ile.
manbs partis, lyraneai iei!' (Dsuts
ids fort, 8runaoisn bier.) Sd, tie
tamcn Die 5ransoien, aber oIs ge.
fangene, in ibren iieiien uniforrlcn
nit bcm .Seuerpebrbelm". SdDei.
geuo unb NIT tieftraurig.n gefihteru
iaben bic aelite Die id)on aaffee iiir
bic iissrsihen 9riiber setoht batien,
Die @efangenerr poriibcr5iehen. Mm
fonnte iie rpirflid) beiuitIeioen.
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efenenseinde -@ei6Iid.

bat @eritdnbnib unb Elm empfinbenbes
9er5 fit baS ungliid hes frans5iis
iden Dolies.
Wantyes aon,nrib6roo unS man
DIES aohgeidirr nit gijen baber
eroBe iinb fleine binerige maiin6er
hefrieoigt. llnb gobIibnn tr1s.
Syriidte, ruie man es binloertfud) be.
obadJteu fam. Gile belize Saiie oes
geidasten &affees firl6et ie6er Col
bat III ieinem Guartier. wleiit iist mil
ibm Die gar5e SnnriIie 5uiammen
inib fiht i'm IN einseInen Worterl
ibre 2eib 81 Hagen: .Malbeur, Ia
guerre. c'eit triite pour nous, Inn
bdnn idnea nritleioig biIr3ii5irfiigen:
yet pour Dois ct tout Ie monoel1
SdIehter eebts ben @etpobnern Der
I'M feinoIifet seuer IiegenSen Srt.
ihdften. Sort poIlen iie nift, neil
tie JOINT lire gnn5e Sobe preiseebeii
niiBten; 10 hIeiben iie benn tpobyien
uno baitien in ben ReIlern Der ser.
i6oiienen Saifer. Meiit fir6 eS mai.
aire @eapoIbe mt 8enent gelnanert
un6 iiarfer 9ede. Gle bieten nit
obeu aiifgeIegten gnIfen iino 6r6e ei'
ner giiten SdgIs. Den ginsang BIZ.
bet elm ertpeitertcs aeQerlod, Dos
gaafts nit einem Brett beritloiien
tuiro. &ier erpeiit ii1 bic in 8rant.
reid, tppiife glrt Der giielofen cIs
prdftiih bic 5Ii aIeif)er 3eit oils
Serb eingeridtet iinb uno iid leidt
amseinanoernebnicn inb periegen
laiien. Dos Oicnrobr tpirb 5ii eiiler
sfeIlerliite binairspfimrt ino 10 baait
bic ganse 5amilie bort imten, tpo es
nbcr neiii iebr gennitbli6 rmo marin
III. go baben iit ss unfern qeittn abs
seieben; 5rantrcidg Sobne geben in
Die SdpiIe bel Den beiitfhen egorbn.
rem" Tie syronie 6es SdidinIs fiigt
es, Sab fraii5oiiilte aaiionen Die eige.
nen stanbesfinoer t5bter, Die iie ei.
nenfIif iiiiben iuIlten. wlniide 2iideI
baben eic tiifiidjen @rundfen gerii.
ZEN, uno 5umeiIt ipdren es unIhuIDit
ge stinber uno ,5rmieit. gIber bic @e-I
.pobnbeit inunpit gepel Die ftiinolib|
brobcnoe Gefnbr ob, iiiio no Dor Seln
Wainuten nit Inutein Grad)eit pieI
@rapgtel eiridIugelL bespegt iih|
kaElnlss ,u'S i9efsesiS aIt ,ire iuna.l
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Cine ariegs. Jata @ r.
| q na. Mm id,reibt aug Dortnuno:
ggie ans gseibenau inn Siesfreiie be.
rihtet miro, er5dblten cine slnaabl
slrbeiterinnen Der Giegener Shrnii-
ben. unb WtItternfabrif iibereinitint.
meno bon elmer ieItiamen Suftipiege.
Iiine, oie iie ni oitlihen Sinmel,
9oriniitass 5tpiiden S1a ino 912lhr
beobudtet bnben. Gs erifien 5iitafit
cine sseuerrinne, bic INNER GROCER
tpurbe iulb itliebIid pie cine @rana.
te platte. Rab6em iid, oas offers pie.
berboIt bate, famen geree 5i.m Dor.
ihein, IN 6enen gegeneiraitoer fdrrp.
fenoe SolSnten iiGtbar iulirben. au6
iab man cine Seuerlinie. @eiter er.
blidten bic @eobattcrinnen eine On.
l4rnrfenihpeitern, bic einen Berg
binaiifitiegeit. Geren Sai,ben fonuten
iie gan5 beiitlid] erfennen. Tar6if
5eigte iid) EN- freier RInb, aiif benz
fid einige arieger befanben, bic in ein
tleines Saus mnridierten. 9eutIih
mar oii ieben, ipie ,ann ein sseniier
angernadt ipiirSe. Win tpltrbe uie6er
eiir gergesfiigeI iid,tbnr, auf beijeu
Spiye Srei SoIbaien ifubbereit la.
gen. Bullet. inben Die geobadteriu.
nen in eirlem Berg 9nufgr1ben, 0lirdl
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4n Der syrOnt unb i'm Gnartier,

Sas @interDsttsr arantrsid,s NIT
ieinen unansenebmen 8egIeiisrideis
mngen bat friibsr als i'm Dsrganeenen
Sabre singeisbt. SD CLAUDE Dem
5raHaoien bebaet bds Metter ebHios
lpenig pie ,ins, bic mir fpenigsr pers
adrtelt iinb; er l.ibst In feinsn Grds
ben ebeuio bariinier fpis mir, penn
ni6t nod mebr. Mer einmnI ipGbs
renb Der Rsgsnperipoe 0eIssenbtit ges
9ab bat, ieiH 2eben in ben grdben 5u
perbringen, tptro bieien aufentbaIt 10
Ieidt ni1t ipisber pergefien. Wns
mari6pege unD GtelIungen biIbeI Elm
lieblides 9emii9 DON Ghlamm unb
Wafer, 0rdbentpdnDe unb Sanbfuds
puduugen ruti9en auiammen uno fors
bern anitrensenbe 4usbeHerunsen bel
Sag unb Ra9t. Die meni1Ii6en Ges
italten, bic iih bartn beipesen, sleihen
lpanbelnben GrbtlDben; Der Meni9
tebrt 81 feinem ur5uiianb suriid uub
pirb tpieber su grbe. uniere
.S9lammtr0ienA itDrt bas ni6t Ions
bsrlid. sic tris4en Idhenb aus ibs
rem aebmb0blen unb jiapfen iapfer
bur9 bic ,Sdotolabe". Wan1er, Der
gu Saui. poriintis iebe WGFe permieb
pber binterber ii4 baIb in bic Rdb.
bes ipdrmenb.n Siens nit esp.dielter
@dite begab, ertrdgt bier brauben
ipielenb bic ni9t serinsen Strapasen.
Sft mub man ii9 iiber bic Stanbs
fsItigtsit Defenders Der Gltern Semeiter
iuunbern. Gs III erftaunlid, tpie
friih unb abg.hdrtert nanht blafe
Geiialten gerporbsn iino, bic ebemals
irgenbpelder aeiben tpesen nitt &C,
bient ba5en. Gie geben bas aud uns
umpunben gu. Die Giniisauns Der
Gltern Sabrsdng, In bic Sront bat fih
bur6aus bepdbrt. Sie iinb eiuiintss
Dbl unb baben .ine bsneibsnsnertbe
Rube, msift Gamilienpdtsr, nifen,
pofiir he fimpfsn, unb iinb sdb tpie
2sber. Mas iie baben. bali.n lie fsIt
unb laTen fi6 lisbsr tobtidIaseu, als
bab fie es aufseben. Sis fieb.n bn
s.mifdt NIT attipen wlannfdaften
unb arisssfreipillissu, bic segenieis
tise GrednSuna Der perfdiebenen 4ls
terstldFen tpirtt belebenb auf ben 9es
Iammiseift. Die aOmpaenie ala @dns
3es madt in ibrer Strammbsit einen
dusge5eibneten Ginbrud, ipie man es
BON elmer ssriebenstompdgnie ni9t beis
isr rerfdneen lam. gs III iiber uns
n0ttige 9rillerei Der MannIdaft.n i'm
iSetDe gerebet tporben (..man babe bod
unbsres gu tbunD. meiiiens pon 2eus
ten, bic am 8isrtifde INNER allies beT.
Ter niifen rpollen, unb beren urtbeil
our9 Sodtenninib niht setriibt III.
llnIsre Monnidaftsn benten aubers
odriiber nnp empfinben bic gefunbe
Bepesung als @rboIung unb 2luffris
dung nat benz ginerlei bes Stels
auh bic ginnobners
daft bss befebten @ebietes lit sritaunt |
iber bic Oii5iplin unfsrer 2slte. glie |
babe ib cine dusfdreituna beoba9s |
et. &n pielen SrtsH berrIcht bns bsi.e |
sinssrusbmsM Der bsutj@s GSIsss |
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Sarem umb tiirfiide sSrau.

Der iunstiirtifhs SariftiteIIsr unb
ottomaHiihe Snsenieur Santo bsp be
SemO isst. feline SdiIberuns
gen tiirtii9sr 3uitdnbe unb Grasen
nit eiusm @ortras iiber Die thrill DE
5rau fort. Die Rsbstpeiis beg Ses
MOS Iisbt far6isss qatbDs, ssmii6.
NIT anfliissn oes absnblauSif4su
SdlonpiBsa.
Der @ortragenbs besann nit sinsr
SailOerung bes tuiisrIidsu Sarems
in alter 3sit. (Serail 1T ni9t slei6s
bsbsutsnb nit rSurem"; es lit Der
Nams bes S9loiies, bas bic SuItans
Big sur Mitts Oes Oersaneenen Sabrs
bunberts innebattsn.) Sn bieiem
S6lob ipielte iih SubrbuHoertslang
sipiidsn 9aOiuons nit solbosraierten
Dddern, in 9liitbenmeers eetuudien
2erraIisn, Boferiperfen, Marmor,
Moiaitsn, foitbaren Gspsbsn, Mojo'
lifm unb golbsnen @oseltGftgen bas
Geben Der 5rauen ab, bic nit Ssm
0ieosrsans psr psnanifden Wla4t Die
@erbreden, fur6tbaren 3ettelungen
uub Maiisn ins Glenb itiirsenbsn gis
ferfiidtsleien elmer Weiberberrfduft
bduftsn. Mpitit unb grutulitGt tds
felten an einem sif9. Sier ipurbe
iib.r bas Sdidfal BON GrObpeIiren,
Winiftern, Seerfiibrern unb prODtn5.
souperneursn launifd ertfdieoen,
Gleius Srauenmiinber bliefen 5ptfhen
&iiffea ben &rieg iiber hdfb,. europa.
Die Siirtin alten Stils fenpei9s
uets be Semo ala ehrsei5is, unpiHenb
uaS bsradmh. Sn sisiu limcs5unsl
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sOoes anseiseu.
e.urb an eamiiaa ban 1. 3aTnar 1916
Mnna &atharina 6pteI,

gBttt,pe bon Spbann SoteI. asboren In GiIinesn
bet eanbGu, RbeinpfiIs. Baperr. i'm HIier bon
T9 9ubreii, IL wionaieu nub 81 TGefn, IN ibrer
gpobniiHa, 30. s43 Bnpf Ctr. Die gserotgung
tiubst iiait BON 9rauerbniife Gis. aiH Dienltaa.
ben 1 3druar, rui utr QaGrttiass Sreiinbe
ftnb eingelabsh. sf 2,SA
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stellsuasiudjs-Naunlid,.

eutf6er e@neiber fiftf Qrbett- Srlbsrt
SGnfs1, S5s OF 9. Gtputs.
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csis gsntai Gslfsss aiinissu-eiebente nnb
Wlcurb ctr: sabn6rsillbe Operofipnsn 1lleg
urf: 9Iofien eemadf Often $50 Die o.
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Recommendations.

eteeirrunes.Eniisllunes often iar GaafUef
uub srauen zauienbt bon grrenHunger ffns
IN etusfi1i pii,f for duitenunesn ttet
Gf6rilin Sntiituis, Tesl 7s. @o4eiter. g. q.
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3u berfanfen Ober sn SertanidJen.
Giae Saferei anb &e.
Notwithstanding,

sriJhIi SubbertCfsn, Triumph sssi4su.tlilfss
SrSae, ednfe, G0rHsn (E7oIbs), Rfanusn
S,ans, grpilsrs ilt Gos cher Qo'e, xxiurpI
9stn.aRiIpsr, 9istifisa arcbe uns Helm
Grnntsrs nit waGrmopzop, SifGe GtahIe
etous is Sub gauunfe,, s6isbet5lrsn, Soro's
Iuio.2riid sObh, S<iteuitfireu IND eteIIaesH
nepes srfienreeIftsr. auss Beus Sessn't6fsoe
aeenten brnu6sn ni6t n0&srfraasn. Rs. 62s
Gzcbifon e,beuus. gobtnefoH. ~.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1916-06-05
Muir Could Drive a Bargain.

Most people know that the famous
naturalist and writer, John Muir, left
substantial fortune behind him when
he died, but few perhaps are aware
that during the ten years he dedicated
altogether to business he was known
as the hardest man at a bargain In the
whole of California. AS a bargainer,"
writes Arno Bosch. John Muir was
pure Scotch. Muir had the biggest and
most dependable supply OF Tokay
grapes in California. The San Fran
cisco jobbers bought his yield to meet
their regular shipments to the north
and east. There were at that time
four big fruit jobbing houses In San
Francisco, and they tell tales yet In
Commission row of the bargains John
Muir drove with them. He was never
known to name price first. Whether
he was selling grapes or land, he tried
first to find out what the other man
was willing to pay. But he always
had a price in mind, and he got It. 1t
made no difference what was the mar
ket price of grapes. He made the job
bers pay what he expected"
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1916-06-05
Lighting London Streets.

In 141G citizens were obliged to hang
out candles on dark nights to illumi.
nate the streets. This was enforced
by an act of parliament in 1861. In
1854 Edward Heming the inventor of
oil lamps. made daring offer which
was that for proper consideration he
would engage to place a light before
every tenth door on dark nights from
9 p. IN. till midnight. His proposition
was accepted, and he was given the
exclusive right to light the streets as
indicated for term Of years. But the
scheme provoked great uproar among
the people. Some of them enthusias-
tlcally applauded 1t and hailed Heming
as the greatest benefactor the city ever
had. Thousands of other furiously de-
nounced him and his scheme and de-
manded that the contract he Cancelled.
Heming held on, and In time the peo-
pie became reconciled to having the
streets lighted. In 1876 the city gov
eminent assumed the responsibility.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1916-06-05
South American Hats.

Throughout the West Indies. Central
and South America the native women
make wonderful straw hats. The Dutch
island OF Curacao, near Venezuela, is
famous for the exceptional women's
straw hats that are there produced.
Porto Rico and Cuba make excellent
ones from the leaves of the palm,
while Ecuador. Panama, Honduras and
Peru are noted for their Panama hats.
While wealthy men have been known
TO pay as high as 500 for Panama
hat, such prices are decidedly unusual,
Hats of the best quality, plant and
flexible so that they may be folded and
carried In the pocket without injury,
can be purchased for from 81 TO $40,
depending upon the shrewdness of the
buyer and the financial needs OF the
maker or seller. Women and children,
owing 10 the dizziness of their fingers,
make the best hats, and but few men
are engaged In the industry. No fac.
tories exist for their production. As
the hats are finished they are either
traded to the village storekeeper for
necessaries or sold 10 the native buyers,
who send them in lots Of fifty to hun.
dred to the merchants at the port.-W.
Il. Aughinbaugh in Ieslle's.
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NOTICE TO DOG'ONNERS

We the undersigned have lad so
much trouble from dogs chasing our
sheep that we are compelled to take
radical steps to protect our property
and we hereby give notice that after
this date we intend to shoot all dogs
found on our premises. We must in
clude all dogs because our sheep have
been troubled so much this season
that even innocent dogs throw them
into frenzy OF terror.
Elmer e. Elwell,
Robert NJ Rice,
Fairview Farm
d. p. Barber, Manager,
Fillmore Farms,
Chas. Brettell, Mgr,
S. Everett HARDWOOD,
Fred Foster. 81
bennington, VT, May 20, 1916.
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Alexander Drysdale & Son


as your husband good to the chill
dren?"
every; he'll do anything I'm the world
for them. He even bought them a
couple of old golf balls to play WITH
Detroit Free Press.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1916-06-05
CONSTIPATION YOISONS

che blood. Perfect elimination Is In
dlspensable TO health. Stimulate the
liver, open the bowels. and get the sys-
tenn into good habit by taking Hoods
Pills, the old reliable family cathartic.
DO not irritate nor grippe. Price 25c.,
OF all druggists or promptly by mail of
{. /. Hood Co., Lowell, Mass.
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Sincerity's own realm is ones secret
chamber; strong tece, a man is strong
everywhere. Saigo.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1916-12-12

Lorin Buxton, who resides north of
this city, spent Monday in Columbus
on business.
MIR. and Mrs. Fred Hess of Ankeny-
town spent Saturday and Sunday with
Mr. and Mrs. A. S. Cline, North Jeffer-
son street.
d. A. Upham of East High street
departed Monday for Columbus, Miss,
where he will spend several days on
business.
Mr.. and Mrs. Homer Gilliland re.
turned Monday to their home in Co
lumbus after q visit with Mr.. and
Mrs. Conner Gilliland.
Mrs. Willis A. Nichols and son,
Noel, returned Monday to their home
in Newark. They have been the
guests OF Mrs. Joseph Spellman of
the Gambler road.
Mrs. John Smith and daughter,
Margaret, returned to their home in
Youngstown Monday after visit
with Mrs. Alice Millington OF Fair.
view.
Mr. and Mrs. John Cunningham
and Mr. and Mrs. G. l.. V. Wolfe OF
Gambler went to Newark Monday to
attend the Ohio state grange meet
ings at that place.
f. l.. Beam, II. c. Devin, e. o. Arm
old, Frank Van Voorhis and Charles
r. Appleton have returned from Chi
cago, H., where they attended the ma
tional convention of Independent tele-
phone companies.
The display of framed pictures at
the Arnold Store will be pleasure
to see and will convince you that a
framed picture will be a good Christ
mas gift. See the exhibition of pic.
lures at the Arnold Store.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1916-12-12
eCALL FOR TRADE COUNCIL
Conditions In Foreign Markets After
the War to Be Considered.

New York, Dec. Thames A. Far
rell, chairman of the national foreign
trade council, today issued a formal
call for the fourth national foreign
trade convention, to be held at Pitts
bnrgh Jan. %, 26 and 27 next. The
call says:
The many problems arising In the
foreign trade of the United States
merit the earnest consideration OF
Americans representing all activities
related to oversea commerce In all
sections of the country. The conven'
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Handkerchiefs
More beautiful than overland
they are going fast.

New Crepe-de-c Chine Handkerchefs with
fancy colored borders, floral and dainty
Dresden designs, each. .......... 25c
All Linen Handkerchiefs with colored en-
broidery corners, colored borders or plain
white; worth 35c, priced here at .. 2Sc
Unusual Hand Embroidered and Lace Edut