davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-04-24
Die Hrtcdbersp

4ie rBeoria Gonne" I6reibt:
n8ir baben I'M 2aufe oes arieges
nit ben Broftpotriotell, ben Surra.
potrioteb ben ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
ur0 Ga0aupatrioten 8etnntidoft
gemadt, oene1 ii9 felt Der ariegSer-
tldruus gegn 9euti6Iano Der arie.
herpatrlot oils nioerli9ite gridei.
ultng Der 4fterpotriotiBmls bin3uqe.
iclt ulto ausihIieBli9 in oeuti9E
ameritaniiden areiien gu finoen lit.
Gieie Botrioten gIallben ith cine
5eior0ere aus5eidnltng 81 beroienerb
meltn tie in Elm 11ro oemielben 4tem.
juge auf 0ns Sternenbamer i6lp0.
rem un0 lire gtiBohtltng gegen oas
3ano ibrer @ebllrt, ODER Der @eburt
ibrer @Itern a1tsoriifet o0er lire
4%6itnnmnlng berleligr1er, ODER ite
1lS Elm Shart0HaI betraftert. &m
tdrtiten lit oieie 8atrioteniorte I'm.
er g6eniden gu fm0en, bic Der Dol.
ar reid uno ieIig genlnft bat. SD.
e ariederHatltr Ientt ite auf abpe.
Ie, ooB ite ith Sit noafomHteten STE.
legoten ent1ptdeln lr0 es i6limmer
reiben aIs Der toauiitigite Sebpa.
riot. sic reiBen ans ibren Screen
Die beiligiten @iter hires 8olfsitnm.
ue3 un0 ner0en 51 8errdtern an
jcnienigerL bic ibre Srete Dem San.
be ibrer @oh befpobren, MN Die
@iirfel gefaIen fito. Gle 8f[egc-
tdtter 6ellti4er Gultur, bic IN unie.
rem 2onoe nod beltebe1t, beIfen fie.
3ertriintmern nit0 Den .Stiieen Der
in oe1tider 6pro6e erideinetoen
3eitngen beriesen fie ben Eooes-
itob, ipef1 es fem nruB. 8ie 6eitti1.
meritantifen ariederpdtrioter per.
Den in ibrer 8oaarfeigbeit nod To-
melt geberL ooB iie ans angit nidt
mebr IN 0eitlfe airha geben un0
ibre @ebete in engIiid)er Gpro9e rd.
oebre1en. uno tie iin0 DIE 2esten
Die fi9 uteL0en neroen tDenn es gift,
ods 8onner Der Sterre un0 Stret.
fen gu b~erteioigen."
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-04-24

unO per6en babel bon oettifen 60.
Sinliiten u~ritertiitt itn0 ofgeiporirt.
SIS fcblt an 2eberlsmitteIn fir oos
Bolt un0 bos Seer, on Mhtnition
fit Die armee lrnD Dor ellen 8ingen
an Observation-Disclosures. Ole
8robIeme itno oerurt errit uno 70
Bortn1fig irnb Die S%yntrieen oegen
bic &egieritne, Die 8llnem teiIfueiie
bon DeltidLano inIpiriert neroen,
ooB oas anteritanif6e 8of un0 Die
aaiierten ii9 nit Der @ogIidteit
obfiu6en mihen, oob Die ruiiiiden
Eruppen nidt mebr I1nger bon gro
Benz 9ieit fem meroen.4
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-04-24
acknowledgement ccs
StamcnsR iIfsDcretns!
@irb Miittuud nadmittag anitatt
@ittwOd ubeiO i'm whaiH'
Beim itatfiHOcu.

Ger Sru1ten. Siilfsberein bat be-
fonntli6 Dor etniger 3eit eiite 3nrs
terpartie ongefituoigt, I'M feline nod
an SonS befinolihen @~egenit1noe,
Die bon BobIt1tern geIbeuft MIR
ben, ob5uieben uno feline @eihdtte
obglidlteBen. llripriineLid iolte
Die 5eitli6teit Mittrpoh obeno, ben
%. 4pril ltattftnoen. llmitdn0ebdl.
Der mubte iie ieooh otif Mittpoh
n a d mtttog, olio morgen mad.
mittoaN berIe1t mer6en. Gs lit
Nun 3lt boffen, oab oieie 8erin0e.
r1tng Dem 8eilt6 feinen 4bbrith
t1tn nir6. Ole oelttfhen 8raiier
In erfter &i6ttng fir itorfen
iorger, inoem iie fib ielbft
lulo iolde 6reltnoe, Die nihts bon
Der @ernnitnlhtng miiien Ioqter, fir
oieielben ittereiiieren. Sir quite
l1nterboItllng lit geioret urtO man.
der geiuber miro nit prG9tigen
belo6en ben Seimtpeg m.
f6nnen. Ron beIfe benz
sSrouenaS iIfsberefn iein glttes 8erf
m Der re6ten 8eiie nb81tidlteBen.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-04-24
1lHiierte iiber RmklanS
be1crot.

oSSSn amtfi6en areiien 8oIbiug-
tons, a 70 berittet Der Baibingtonfr
aorreiponoent oes Chicago 9eralo
.madt man ldnger feiu 6ebI me6r
mls ieiner geiorgnis iiber oie ent
midlung Der Ginge in gtubInno. Be
lnrrnbigenoe 0~euigfeiten aug Beters
burg Ioufen felt eiuigen Gagen beim
Stnatsoepnrtement EN-. - Der On
moregierung febLen Die elemelte
Der StGrfe, Die abjoElt fDeientad fir
Die mirfungsooIIe 8erforgtng GROCER
4rmeen iin0. 9ie Dff5iere bdbm
ilber bic 9tdHnidoften nidt mebr
Die aontrolle. bic he Ddbreno oes
anlierreihes beinben. Die SosiaIi.
ten bibrea enc ariae 9Eannanuoa
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-04-24
GrBOtS6oftcr 6erorS.

Serr @ernro, Der fribere dmeritauide 8otidafter in Berlin bat
gctcu cine aeoe gebolten, in Der er Die anidt alsorift Die garger
iiher Mbta1nning plroen fl os loyal erfueien.
Scr Anubt fnD mir oud, iporen 6RPr Anfiht INNER un0 haben
DIT genug gengt aut nod uaieren Tell oa8u b~eigetragsu, unferen
stbirgern o0uifea Blutes DIE treue nnO geuaue 8efoIeung 6es glroer.
Is straightforward Benn SER @eraro nr 0iee 9nfdt Gnsgefproden
~ ure All iefnen 8orten nidts al frtteren. aber er fpbt fh ber-
aBks bin8uarfasen: ~9enn ie nidt 5a ums Ieben ioqten, 70 niHen
no mr. fe ~binb1ngen neroen.@
ut OeFat Sas bebt Der erA8otih0ftr ben borherqeben6en Gob
@enn SER Gerard an Die 2opoltdt Der oeltihen Burger qIuibt.
e iaat 10 1T 0ieir 9andos befeblt rno bon elmer berbGffen0en
4ni6fa. Gs ueroen Hdt naeiu bic GeAiAonHrdnuu eupfnoeL
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-04-24

Dem @eitererticren beteiIi1eft. Der
Breis beItebt IN elmer prddtigcn Iei-
Denen Gobne.
2Lm Somstog lit sBabD~ Gbenb;
ooS idouite gnbb Glt Dem 8aiar
erbdlt etnen Breis.
Serbor5ubeben beroient onB Der
betonnte NoIer s. drummer Elm
berrIiAes bon ibm ieIblt mgefertig-
tes @emdloe gum @eIdent eeun6t
bat. oas oiif Dem 9oiar our 8erIo.
Jung nelonat.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-04-24

I'm aaerDenigNen ioatc nan bon cfncm GipInden Ofefe Sonbbepcnno
nod benz Saternapfnhl erpunr.
Hrdfoert @iNon utO anoere Hnben ons IobaIe gerboHen Sc. gHroer
0ellhT 9erflmft eeltmt. @S bleb Serrn @ernro borbeboIten. In Sen
sit al MAIDEN.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-04-24

Ger tma6ifde General &ugbes
meint acknowledgment, Die o0eutid.
amerifoner" miiroen ii6erlih Iopol
bIeiben. SeIbitoerit1nOli9 = aud
obue ooB Der fa1tn0iide 2affe es
iogtl
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-04-24

3ie gffugi6or un6 ni6t 6as
S6mert oiirfte idlieBGiA ben Grieg
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-12-24

~ Mau srsi bus sas -GinrinnarlsI ssIlstlali.- :
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-12-24

Siabslln Ssfmsr an SbcomOr. g
unb 2. gompoub $500.
9IIOpiius g. 9rusdnsr an DO. 81
800.
Soispbins entmsrbina on aiIas 9,
unb y SO. S4O0.
EhetIa 9eirne an epaniton Q. nnN
g. SO. $4,000.
iJrtoo 6slmnnn an Grsberid 6.
S6nsttler $500.
getiIgte 9bpptbtfM
SdrDep n. Gorcpron an Genira'
Jairmount 9. unb 6. Sc. $500.
s. Z. Wrigbi on DO. $3.50.
apuis groobed an DO. $115O.
Miqiam ShnsIIe san Weiiern gIs
mon gnri $4,000.
Ssnrp 6. Roftr an Clifton MutuoI
9. unb 9. 60. $1,000.
glIcpiius g. 8uerdnsr an Spcamos
re g. uno g. 60. $500.
Sscor Sduarb an propibsnt Saps
inas 9. unb &. 60. $4,000.
SOiepbine Gutmsr6ing an sliIas 9.
unb .. 60. $4100.
glifforb Sentins on Guidpi!bs
oraipal .. u. So. 1898.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-12-24

ReIigionSDerfoIguns
Der Gtaats- shuIratb IN Greuton.
gieip Serien, inrteriuht seseiuudrtig
Die 9iidtigteit Der 9enauptiuis, Dab
Der Sd,ulratb ppn Wseoiorb Lolpu.
ibip, Burlington 9onHt, es nbgeIebft
bot. SRI. 2ottie 9ernlan pou Stir.
ling ais SebreriH nIpniiellen. mis
Dem eiri3igen @rluioe. 6ab lie eiue
ssiioin lei. Idb Die 9ebmipiiins rid.
Tia lit. ideini oaralis berporsiigeben,
bnb Der 5efretar @anpooO pom 92eo.
foro SduIratb all 6rI. 8ernian
ihrieb, er iei pom ieinen 9orseiesten
ernladltigt iporbel ibr 6ie Steile ei-
ner 9ebrerin sum wionatseebnIt bon
$50 nr5ubiefen. inter Der Be0ntgiing,
oaB lie teine antboIifin ODER SiibiH
iei. Tie llnteriiidDuns bat ergeben,
Dab Der Wleoforoer Sfulratb oieisn
g3riei aiteebeiben babe, uib bieier re.
bet iitb oorniii biuaiis. baB BIC De.
ipobner feline aathokfen oDer, Ju0eu
ais Sebrer fpoIlten.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-12-24
sSspotbefsu.
Nsue6tppthefen.

apuis Brobb.d on Centred Jdir'
mount 9. nnb 6. SO. $500.
Charles Z. @riebt an bO. 81 ,85o
gluguitn Rtnnsr an 8urnet AiooDA
.. unb g. 90. $4,000.
Sdrrb Mnnbtl an 9irginia Z.
@sinbnri $1,000.
Satob BOleOfsip an 2ibtraI 8. unr
3. 60. $3.50.
giois Moiia an bo. $500.
gDinil1m Dupps an DO. $3.50.
Bora 6pulihnn al, 2ibsrt9 q. uns
@ O.. 26QQQ
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-12-24
Sbr erfer @ebaufs.

Gin iunses gbepdar ftsbt auf siHer
anbDbe anb betpuHbert DON ba aus
bas panprama.
Or: sSieb nal, qlmd, bd toniult
bic gfenbabn angefabren = -
unb ieBt fibrt lie in einen Surrsl, tDie
prd4tigl-
Sit: .sSu, gu prG9tis = psnn mir
|bp9 jsst nrin fdsxl
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-12-24
Srhserden.
Cine ainbsrssf9idae bon 3Os

Sang ausssitreft ouf Der Ghalle'
Tongue lieB Papa feline bier UlabeIdsn
auf iih beriimirabbeln.
Dds ndflnte CT irine Sieifal
Sie trieben IS ia mitunter Elm bib
den ton aber er ipar nun nal
elm ndrriid guter Batter unb BIZ
aleinen ipartn tpirtlih rsiseno. ys'
idben iie bod ale gapas blaus 4ussu
unb WnmGs biegfme grasie!
llHb pldubern tonnten lie
2llerIiebit Iisbe fidys Bel ibrsm G.'
fumme trdumsn, ipenn iie auf ibrs
buHbtrt Graptn nur nidt bunberi
auttporttn berlangten. lInb NIT einsn
5loben ga" ipdrsn Rora unb Hio
I9On l6nsif nidi ulsbr sufritbeu. aud]
bic pieri6briae Glen forffte bsrsits
ndd @riinbsn nno G6liiHsn =. nur
8abp quatfdts cine fiibe, bumme glnbt
unb irabbelie foInHs., Bis ss bic
.sidtad1 aus Der WefiutaI9e trieste.
Uait einsm Rnd fubr pdpa aus
bsm SaIbidIaf urt fhiitteItt bic slet'
nn Rangsn a6. Die eluesn tonrie er
ji6 bod nitt auspisfen Iaifenl
,glein, penn ibr unsScgsn feb,
sinber, biirft ibr mir ni4t Idnger nuf
Der Rafe berumtnnsen -. yiun
hiiffh her gfeibe noh. MlIo Nora
ipiinfGt ii6 tin gabebaus - uno
Ria sinen Qlffen. Glen mo4te slns
Gammtiabs ....'
,Rein, popa, tintn 9ebbisSdren.
Wer Zen pos aIles bebaIten, fins
berg S&rsibt's orf einen 3ettsl unb
s6idt i'm gum Bsi6nohtsmann.-
papa f@sntt eut etiDns pisl 49,
bel - = pi.I S90neres, stipas ipos
ron niemanb bentt -
Gle ipurbsn nnhoentIi9 unb hiels
ten iid5 mdns@enFtin. ST es ishr
aroB, Qopa9 gebi es ins 3immer 1tns
sin9 Mer iolI ss habtn ~
...sbr aIIs natiirlidb. Sebe barf Elm
gisrtsIIiiinSfen bnmit fpieIen.1
,Nbsr ipenn bic altimn taput
mahen = inmmerte Rorn.
.Se biirfsn es MIR bnnu baben.
iuenn Wluma I'm 3immer ift.-
.Jft's pitlIeidt ein aaipsrlssSbsa'
kr -
.Sber stpa Der 3irtus 5umptp
Oumptp -9-
.Sbr Elm speiftDdigss puppsns
bans - --2'
Dn fd,lug es bier.
Qapas Siefto mar gu Gnbs. .abs
iparten,- ,fnsis tr adieIsudenb unb
ti4te Der i'm S6aHteIfubl ruhtnben
Dana bic 5nnb. -um 10 GROCER Dirb
fis usbtrraihuns ieinl-
.ss,ebi pirb ss uns Wiuttl ptrrds
tfsn,- iubeiis Der Gbor.
al6er Drama fhiitislts ln6enb ben
aOpf: sd babt ia niGt bic lsiisits
Sc ndbsr bos JeIi riidts
ttito emfigsr purbe bas @etui&si Der
ainber. iinb aIs man nnfins. NIT
padetsn su rnideln unb 5hiirsn 5u
rerfdlisbsn, ba froden iis in einem
gDintsI 5ufnmmen unb erSrterien I'M.
nter ipitbsr bic srobs Drnst: .Wns
mag ss nur isin q am Gubs Elm
anruifsI, ME eDa S4Hsis
Der hat
.Gpa Nsibtr bat s4Ois 8nbp unb
tlatid3ts IN bic Sdnbt.
-Dbtr cine puppenfiite, In bsr
nan rittis fod,en tam
.apdm fnnn,- iubeltt 9nbp unb !
tonsis UNI ben Eifd.
als nun Der Meihnn9tss
norgtn apbruh = fit bsfnmsu INNER
,rit am Wlorssn beihssrt -, iDarsn |
,ie bier aleinen ft0n, als % nod
Ians bnnfsl mar, nidf msby Inn 9sst !
In bdltsn. Moris sos iis an unb 5stts |
k In <kinhtuimues kiE- J
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-12-24

gs muBtt bod cine bsionbsrs
5reubs iein, bi, ibrsr borrts, bsnn e.
sing i'm 5nuis 70 ssbeimnibpoa su.
Die Wamn baiim iit iibtrboupi nod
nidt esiebtn. Die lpar afipiB BEN
Dtibndhismnnn bebilflit. Auh no
tie fIos ipie Der Binb bnrd3's 3ims
msr unb Iisb iid Hibt ailsfrasen.
SaItis .itiirmtsn Il, ans 5enfter. ale
I'm Mrrssnbdmmer elm Drof9tens
outo porfubr.. 9,apa Tdb bdrin unb
nsbtn ibm Elm frtmper 5rr i'm 3ps
finberbut. Der iab absr sar nidt aus
fuie bsr Weibnnhtsmunn unb bate
oud isinsH Sad. ionbsrn BLOB cine
ileim 7ofde.
Rora fling an. bi, 5snitsr 5u 3dts
Zen. unb Ria 5GbIts BE Shnssflodsn,
biz Is ibr BON ben ansen fIirrie sNi'
molten an bic 5biir -tummsrn!- ritf
iie unssbuIbig.
Die QeIteiis aber bob btlsbrsnb ben
5inser: .Dsnn ss cine 10 srcbs
Rllsb.rraihuns III, bauert es bod aud
Ianse. Ssbt. jsst IOiftn iit oriibtn
bic eiftsr aus. = fstis iis iItinIaut
lif3u.
reiiter nuslI rief gabp uHb prtbie
iein RdsGtu segen bic S6tibe.
.9a bdttsn ii6 tif 3hiirsn bins
Ter linen se0ffnet unb iie blidisn psrs
ihiidtert in ben klIen Raum.
4apa nabm Elm ileines Wdbel mad
benz anbern bonn Stubl unb. tiibts q
36riIih. Cont iparen iie ME bi,
iDiIbe Sab bineins,Itiirmt. 6eute sine
olIes 10 feierlih' su.
lInb benno1 foben fie tpeber Elm ads
ruiIeI nod Elm Sbeuter.
User Pdpo ipinite.
limb fie foleien ibm Biz an Elm pers
bedies a6rbd,sn, bon fpelGm q IaHg'
fam ben Gdlsier dbbob.
,Gin griioer&en!-
3a flosen iie ibm an ben Gals unb
erbriidten ibn beindbe.
Gin ipirili4es 9riiberdeng Gin
lebeubises2 60 ems. ME Goa S8nsis
Der bat .21
rGDa Reiber bat,. iubtIte Babh unb
rsdte lI9 auf be 3eHenfpiten.
YGtbt bod. ME es bic Jduii@eu be-
fpestl llHb isst ma&t es bic aussn
Glf.-
Sie ipurben 10 Nib Dor lauier Sus
bel. bub Der aOrb ms S8Dantm
serietb. ~ f+
.gaun -. babe i4 Hort sebaIisn2A
fragte papa. .5it bos nidt cine srobt
lleberraIbuns2 5abt ibr's eu4 osuH
eissutlia ssiDidat ...94
~yyie lanse 49,. Idnge fhcr!@ rice
fen fs burdsinanber. .giber bor raid
bic Warna bsrein. Die bat iid's ia
au9 gepiinf9t.-
Gis baiien ieinsn 8lid fit bic
Iangs Detbna1istafsI, ionbern brdnss
ten INNER ipisbsr in 8riiberdsns
gidbs unb itri9elten bic fammetiptif,e
9aut obsr bod ipeHisitens bas aiHeu.
go aIfo fiebt ein griiberdm
aug -!s
.linb fpenn es srob III, tam man
ii9 nit ibm balsen unb Pferb fpies
len -. unb iptun g gang grob H.
ipirbs Gin Solbat!'
papa bedie ben S4lsisr iiber bos :
tleiue 3utunftsbiIb uub Ikb Is bius
Damn lisb sr bic areiisl tanssn unb
bic 4utos fdnurrai.
Nora aber, bic Rluge. S4lDdr5e.
itanb ssitreut babel unb bib an ibrer
llnierlippt, biz iie - init iish i'm Rlos
rsn = nuf. papa Iosfiiirste uHb ibm
ius Sbr fliiifsrte: ~8riibsr@ms bringi
bod sigentli9 Der - GIapperjtorf
-. unS ni4t Der WeibnaHts1
mann -. T.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-12-24
Grnabeisen+Hms iIsbsrirasanssn
Gintinnati. 22. "a

glo6lab bon Sulius Derter on bic
Central 9ruft Co., als 9ruHee fir bic
Cincinnati Geological part afoeins
tipn eiH utgetbeiItes Snterehe RON 45
Mdern. betunnt aIB 6sr 3pp, on als
banp 2lbe. $85, 900.
Wiorp Muberp an bo. ein ungetbtils
tss Sntusfs pefisIbsu Tiasntbunas. 81.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-12-24
pr0mptt 4nsfanft

gOlisilt fsum ilsinsu Wdbd<u. bal
ii6 DerIuufsn bat): Run T0g' uns pod
NAL aIsiHs, no ipohnjt bu benu2-
.9si BET Wluttsrl-
.Bo ipobni btnn Die TiitttS3~
s8sim Ydter!-
LIMB no fbotnt BAN b<r Batu9
ksaz<s @ahzeas a6s &esfEtr
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-12-24

|RadikaIbeiIMllg ag Ilerven$ebwdtbe:
eDa neO gsriossa esFIsgt nnS i4s4ssn
sasa 5as be- gssSTs ss4a aaors ss
4s nn6 1rdbnn ons BEN ps sas agt.s
Jaaa Is
Deutsehen PFvat kIn i37 East 27 Ste, Now York, NY
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1917-04-24
NEEDFUL KNOWLEDGE {
Bennington People Should Learn to
Detect the Approach of Kidney
Disease

The symptoms of kidney trouble
are many. Disordered kidneys often
excrete a thick cloudy, offensive
urine, full OF sediment, irregular of
passage or attended by sensation of
scalding. The back may ache, head
aches and dizzy spells may occur and
the victim is often weighed down by
feeling of languor and fatigue. Neg
lect these warnings and there is dan
ger Daley often proves fatal.
You can use no better endorsed kid
ney remedy than Doans Kidney Pills
Here's Bennington proof of their
merit.
Mrs. NJ A. Barber, 612 Gage St.
bennington, says: "The action of my
kidneys was irregular and had bach
ache. | also had dizzy spells and
black spots and fiery flashes came be-
fore my eyes. Mornings l felt tired,
worn-out and miserable. | read of
Doan's Kidney Pills and several boxes
of this medicine gave me relief.
have had but very little kidney trouble
since"
Price soc, at all dealers. Don't
simply ask for kidney remedy-get
Doan's Kidney Pills-the same that
Mrs. Barber had. Foster-Milburn Co.,
Props, Buffalo, n. Y.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1917-04-24
COUNTY MEETING FRIDAY
Member of Public Safety Committee
to Speak at Court House

To encourage conservation and pro-
duction The Bennington County Farm
Bureau is cooperating with the ex-
tension service of the University of
Vermont and the state public safety
committee in holding meeting to en-
courage production and conservation
This meeting is to be held Friday,
April 9th at p. m. at the court house
in Bennington. The object of this
meeting is to directly bring before the
farmers the seriousness of the food
situation as it now confronts this
country. This meeting should be of
interest, not only to the farmer but
to the village and business man as
we'll
Addresses will be given by Hon.
Fred A. Babbitt of Bellows Falls, a
member OF the public safety commit
tee, Prof Story of the University of
Vermont, and talks by the county
agent and one or two farmers of the
county
Immediately preceding this meet
ing, at l o'clock, there will be a meet
ing of the officers and the committees
of the Farm Bureau which will be op-
en- to all interested
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1917-04-24
THE FOOD CAMPAIGN
Committee Of Public Safety Tackling
Bio Problem.

Montpelier, April 19-Under the
supervision of Rev. Frazer Metzger,
director of food production and con-
servation, cooperating with the state
board of education every effort is be.
ing put forth TO help the Vermont pub
lie safety committee in its efforts dur
ing the coming months and in order
that eX-Gov. G. w. Gates may secure
the best possible results when the
harvesting time comes next fall On
every hand DR.. Hillegas and Mr.. Metz
ger are receiving Endorsement and
support, with assurance that no ap-
preparation will be needed from the
state to carry out the program which
is probably the biggest yet undertak-
en- by the safety committee.
Two of Yermonts thoughtful per
sons have contributed specially to
wards the plans. A man has given
sum of money to be used in mapping
out the agricultural work OF the com
mittee while a woman of means has
given the money that Miss l.. NJ.
Cobb, who has been in charge of the
domestic science in the schools OF
Jeffersonville, may take charge of the
canning of foods and fruits in the
coming months. Sums of money can
be used for similar purposes in other
branches of the work
Already the department has out
grown its facilities, but this does not
dampen the ardor of those who are
superintending the movement and
hnU eriu fr1C nf
Vermont an opportunity, in the com
ing months to show their worth to
the farmers of the state. 1t is one
of the biggest problems yet attempted
by the Public Safety committee and
already those in charge are commenc
ing to see results. AS the new branch
es develop the problems deepen, but
in Mr.. Metzger, who DR.. Hillegas
drafted to direct the work among the
boys and girls, they as weel as their
parents are getting great deal of
valuable information.
1t has come to the attention of the
director of food production and con.
servation that the people at large
throughout Vermont are not taking
the food production as seriously as it
really is at the present time. This
is one of the drawbacks those in
charge have to overcome and which
the director and his associates will
have to spend much time and publici
ty Speakers are being used when
available but the demand for these is
greater than the supply who under
stand the situation. Rallies are being
held and other publicity given the
continued on next page.)
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1917-04-24
REAL HAIR SAVER
If You Would Avoid Dandruff Itching
Scalp and Badness, Use
Partisan Sage.

What's the use of being bald?
What's the sense in deliberately allow
ing your hair to thin out or become
gray? You don't want to look old be-
fore your time. Premature badness
and gray hair are largely due to hair
neglect, while frequent scalp mas
sage with the PARlSIAN SAGE (liq-
uid form) not only saves the hair but
helps it to retain it's natural color and
lustre. To keep youthful looking you
must give the hair proper care. PAR
ISIAN SAGE is scientific prepara-
ton that supplies all hair needs-it's
Just what you want.
Why not get large bottle from w.
l.. Gokay today? It's not expensive
and money refunded if it does not
stimulate new hair growth, cure dand-
ruff, stop falling hair or itching scalp.
1t will surely make your hair appear
more abundant, bright and beautiful.
Be sure you get the genuine PARIS
IAN SAGE for this is free from stick
mess. entirely harmless, and is most
refreshing and delicately perfumed
hair invigorator. Any druggist can
supply you.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1917-04-24
TRAIN DELIBERATELY WRECKED
Switch Opened Ahead of Montreal
Sleeper at Rutland.

! Rutland, Aprh z2.-The Rutland
railroad noithbound BostonM Montreal
sleeper was deliberately wrecked at
2.30 o'clock this morning by an un-
known person who opened switch on
the main line in the outskirts of this
city, using a, key. ..t
The locomotive and three cars left
the rails and the engine was nearly
demolished Fireman Elwin w.
Squires of this city suffered the loss
of hand and broken leg and is in
a serious condition at the Rutland
hospital. The only other person in
jured was Engineer John Sheehan, al
so of Rutland, who received bad
bruises. Squires was in wreck a
quarter of mile away four years ago
when two men were killed. The
sheriff and police departments had
made no arrest tonight after working
all day on the case.
The finding near the scene of a
portion of harness stolen from a
near by farm and empty whisky bot
ties leads to the belief that the throw
ing open of the switch was the work
VI SOiHe ufuHheH person rdtueT tudu
any act due to the war. The switch
leads from the main line TO a siding at
the Rutland Fire Clay works, a mile
south of the Rutland depot. Watch
man Joseph Pelkey of the works saw
stranger at the switch after mid
night and fred three shots at him. He
telephoned TO the police at the time,
but no officers were on the ground un-
til after the train, going 40 miles an
hour. had rushed into the open
switch.
The locomotive was overturned in
soft sand Immediately on taking the
siding II slid hundred feet on it's
side The baggage and mail cars and
day coach which left the iron re-
mained on their wheels, the sandy
character of the soil having much TO
do with bringing the train to a stop
before more serious damage was done.
The passengers In the two sleeping
cars were not seriously shaken. Traf-
fic was suspended for II hours.