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only be done, by the de!iverer
coming out of Zion. As it reads.
And so all Israel shall be
saved: as II is written. There
shall come out OF Sion the De-
lieverer and shall turn away
ungodliness from Jacob;
For this il my covenant unto
them when I shall take away
their sins,
As. concerning the gi'spel they
are enemies for your sakes' but
as touching the election they are
beloved, for the fathers sakes."'
(Romans. II -26-c7-28.)
When this time comes, when
this deliverer comes he will turn
all ungodliness from the Israeli
ties, then mourning will cease to
be. This is the great work
spoken oi In this manner,
"Verily. verify I say unto you
He that believeth on me, the
works that ! do shall he do also
land greater works than these
shall he do; because I 90 unto
fmy Father" (St. John 14-12)
This character is the deliverer
who Is to come out Of Zion and
TO appoint unto .them that
mourn in Zion. to give unto them
b eauty for ashes. the oil OF joy
for mourning, the garment OF
praise for the spirit Of heaviness
that they might be called Trees
Of righteousness. The planting
of the Lord. that he might be
glorified' lisa 81 BY
And when all this is accom-
plished then it is spoken and
said: -
And they shall build the ole
wastes they shall raise MP the
former desolations and they
shall repair the waste cities The
dcsolations OF manv generations
\ And strangers shall stand nnt
feed your flocks and the, sons o
; the alien shall be your plough
, men and your yinedressers.
But We shall be named tn
Priests Of the Lord: men shal
3 call you the Minister'S OF ou
; God: ye shall cat the riches o
e the aentiles and in their glcr.
: shall We boast yourselves. "
r lisa. 81 -4-el
2 Yes after the dav Of vengence
e ard the days of mourning are al
| over then. they will plant vim
| yards and eat the fruit of them
and build houses and occup
. them. Dear reader all thos
subject run in the same chaune
Of truth which has been cast t
1 the ground by the one ma
D theory, and lifted up out of ,h
! dust by the two man theory
which restores to life the tw
great witnesses of God.
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TIVE CRESSET;
MOUNTAIN GhOvE MISSOURI,
Route 3. Caudle Grove.
LOCAL LORE.

Ii you want to attend good
meetings and singing come to
the Colony Taberniele.
Mr. Frank Jarrett was over to
see tne Ed on last Monday eve.
20 see i. he could get some wood
hal,tA Fcr Mr. Earl Steinert.
The ColonX>people helped to
54ke to Norwood a fine lot of
logs for Mrs Burns of Whet'
stone Oh ast Monday
Quite storm on last Sun.
nign!; there was quite a storm
passed thru This neighhorhood
reckiug several buildings No
one was hura as we heard Of.
~-Ma'con Plrtle accidently shot
his hand OF while carlessly
carrying p gun. He was in on a
furlough has been in Navy for
two years,
Mr. Schofcld one of our
merchants OF Nor wood lost his
fine Darn full of the best feed by
lighting on last Sunday night,
the loss was a thousand dollars
or more we understand with no
insurance.
Meeting at the Caudle Grove
at the Colony, every Thursday
night, Sat. night and Sunday
AZ II and at 5 O'clock.
Come all who love to hear the
truth.
Singing avery Sunday niyl t.
On last Sunday thsre was
Prayer offered up at the JAIL
Vile Colony according tn the
request of oar noble President
OF the Y s. for success Of
America in the great war DOW
on. :nd that the Mountain. Of the
house of the Lord be establish
ed in this country.
On the 2nd Sunday in Dec
Next the District Singing Con
ven:ion will De at the Colony
Taberpicle, let all classes
in the District, and as many
more as possible attend, ant
have one of the best singings
ever had in South Mo. Come one
come all.
The Ell was again biased b.
a great bundle of clothes comm,
from friend G. |. Klgey. livins
in Chicago We certairiy appre
ciate such gifts, they keep u
from want and sheltereS u
from the cold blasts of winte
Thanks a thousand times thank
Feed the hungery, clothe th
poor.
Our prayer shall ever bc.
Ard open wide great mercie
door,
Which 10 Christ is ever free.
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plGdSdUt S4A A0S'
NOR ming.
Mr. WOODY Brutoa is hauling
L. D. Caudles wheat off to Nor.
wood at present writing.
Mrs Burns from off Whet
stone stopped ar the home of the
Eds on last Monday evening to
warm as she was going back
home from Norwood where she
had sod a fine lot Of hogs.
Prof. Swing failed to attend
singing on last Sunday eve. as 1t
was his regular time to meet
bis class at the Colony TAberni
Gle suppose bad weather the
cause.
While we was in Ark. and
while waiting at the Depot in
Hoxey for the train we chance 10
meet quite a number of our
Noble Boys on their way to
camp. We must say they were
made up of the very best OF the
material OF the human family to
day. We realized that they we're
on a mission of Liberty for al
men and women they need our
help. Let US help to our utter
most. to give them comfort.
The Ed. being invited to Bates
Vile Ark, to hold a meeting there
left for that city on the 16tt
and arrived there ON the 10Th. ii
company with his wife aud or
the night of the 19;h we preach
ed in the court house to a flint
congregation on the night OF tht
2)th we had a fine hearing, o.
Sunday the 2l at II and at
O'Clock had a fine meeting anc
a finA success, Meeting will
many good Sociable people
They wished US to remain
longer, and very cordially invit
ed US back. We met up witt
the Eds of the Record published
in Batesvi'e found them to b
sociabe and free. We stoppe
while there with Mr.. Georg
Inman and family a young ma
we raised as our own child.
Why not, help our Government
win the war, and Democracy, W
are a body Of CO la0ores, that
we are a boaZof men and wome
organized in Home Industry
under the Word of God, we ar
willing to help our Noble Go
eminent even to the tenth of a
we produce, we wish our Mob
President and the gDvernmer
to understand that we will s
our last dollar, tho we are po
erty stricken, to help win tn
war for right, for this reason v
wish our government to reco'
nizc US as Patriotic and Loyal,
our offer. Yet we DO not wa
to kill. But let US till The grour
in order to help our Noble Boz
who are in the Battle field, v
vii, divide the last crust we ha'
with them. Let all who ca
subscribe for The Lioerty Bond
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The Acceptable Year Of
the Lord.
TEXT.

on me becaue he hath anointed
me to preach the gospel the poor
be hath sent me to heal the
broken hearted; to preach del
iverance to the captives, and re.
covering of sight to the blind,
to set at liberty them that are
bruised,
To preach the accepted year
OF the Lord .Nuke A -18- 81
We understand by the eading
Of the goth. '. that when Christ
spoke and said ito preach the
acceptable year of the Lord" =
He closed the Book and, hand
ed the Rook to the minister. and
sat down. What a wonderful
fact we have before us, in con
nection with our Text. Please
let US read Isaiah.
THE Spirit OF the Lord God
is upon me; because the Lord
hath anointed, me to preach
good tidings unto the meek; be
hath sent me to bind up the
brokenhearted, 10 proclaim liber
ty to the captives, and >he open,
ing of the prison to them that
are bound.
= To proclaim the acceptable
iyear of the Lord. anil the day
J vengeance OF the cod to com fort
ali that mourn;
lisa. 81 icy
I This is prophesy of Isaiah,
just partly fulfilled in Christ,
| when be said ito preach the ac.
:ceptable year of the Lord, "
Stopping right here. and clos
ling the book. Leaving for some
one else to preach, AS i. says;
And the day Of vengence of our
| God, to comfort all that mourn.
| Christ mission work, Includ ed
| the preaching OF the acceptable
year of the Lord"-Rut his
| preaching did not include. "tbe
DAY OF vengence OF our God
This was left for the minister
to do. And WHEN this time
comes, that the day of vengence
of our God is preached-It viii
bring to US mourning, and al
that mourn has to BE comforted
Gods day Of vengeance, is nis
, day of wrath. Please read;
, For, behold, the day comevh
that shall burn as an oven; anG
, all proud, yea, and all that dc
wiokedly, shal! be stubble; anc
! the day that cometh shall burr
. them up saith he'Lord of hosts
+ that il shall leave them neither
root nor branch (MaI. ii J
For Peter SAID that the day G.
the Lord would come. P.eass
o read;
=. But the day of the Lord will
n come as thief 10 the night; il
the which the heavens shall pas
4 away with a great noise ard th,
8 elements shall melt with ferven
O heat, the earth also and tn,
o works that are therein shall b,
burned up" q Peter 3+1Or
We have before US the day of
the wrath of God. Who can abid
lit The acceptable year of th
Lord, that Christ spoke of in hi
preaching, bas lasted. from til
day thai he read it and the
closed the book, until the presen
day. When the day of vengenc
is being preached. And nc
only preached, but is made mar
fest. By the events OF tn
ines, as they are now passin
by. For we must say that 9
inis present time there is gres
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Liberty fire is lighted,

The coa.s Will never die cut.
For the enemies must be ri1h,ed,
Thou their daring oe stout,
Up with the flag of our Country.
Let her floates from sea to sea
The stars and stripes for ever
The liberty bonds so free
Look at our Noble Governor.
Gardner. the man for the right
There 10 no honester spokesman
For the liberty bonds in sight.
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Ii you want to attend good
meetings and singing come to
the Colony Tabernitle.
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Italians Line
Before TputO1ls
Re-EStQbliShed
DAYS WAR NEWS
IN PARAGRAPHS

F N
Both Official and unofIlcial dis
patches from Italy reflect. Il tone
Of increasing confidence, although
the situation is still admittedly
grave.
General Cadorna's withdrawal
from the TagliamentO line and
from the mountainous districts in
northern Venctia Is proceeding in
an orderly way Rome asserts.
Dispatches from the field seem to
bear this out. The German state-,
ment claims the capture of num-
bers of prisoners.
General Cadorna in his report
mentions the present withdrawal
as being conducted in the direc-
hOn OF the Mvenza river. This
may indicate he intends to fight
another delaying action along
this comparatively small stream,
some ten to fifteen miles behind
the Tagliamento positions before
falling back on the Piaye, ap-
proximately ten miles furtheH
west.
On the Flanders front British
spent the night in consolidating
the important gains won by them
yesterday which included the vil-
lage Of Passchendaele. a
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KERENSKY NOT
T0iRE||'So|R s TO
I ARMS J !, 1 ! I
|; . THE Il [ ! !
lsSf. 50 y
Ministry Of Justice, Howev
er, Ordered to Prosecute
Committee Members.

Petrograd, Nov. THE government
has decided not to resort TO armed
force for the present against the mill
tary committee of the soldiers and
workmen's delegates. but has ordered
the ministry of justice to prosecute the
members Of the committee. The mill
tary will take the necessary measures
in4ease Of a revolt. -- ~ -
j In addressing the preliminary par
lament today Premier Kerensky
charged the military con,mitteSo OF the
soldiers and workmen's deleg4&es with
having distributed arms and :ammuni-
ton to workmen. u I Il
Partially In Revolt.
THAT is why consider part OF the
population of Petrograd in a state of
revolt" he said, "and have ordered an
immediate inquiry and such arrests as
are necessary. The government will
perish rather than cease to defend
the honor. security and independence
of the state.'' az. 4. ~
The Petrograd military authoritie.
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ILLOUCHBY TRIAL
I: HAS BEEN PO OSTPO ONED

Poplar. Mont, Nov. The trial
fof Dave Wtlioughby' at Plentywood on
q charge Of stealing horses has been
postponed until the end Of the term
This 10 the second triaiaof Willough-
by, the flrst resulting In acdGittal. 4
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TAMlYLAlVY HALL !
TORULE AGAIN
IN METROPOLIS J
Mayoralty Cand didzte Phuu
ity 147, ,075 -Mitrhea4
Poor Second g
-...--.--..- ~ ! :: !,
INCREASE IS SHOWN
IN SOCIALIST VOTE
New Executive Carries Into
Office Entire Demo
cratic Ticket.

sult ~ va.ta~day,. r,.yrr.,tv
.,.,. ~,
John r. Hylan svent into ONCE
m.
by the largest plurality ever given
to q u,ayoralty candidate In New
.vo-., rvtv hnr .,,..,.. ,,,a
ass' DAs 80. .ss 4" s$ys...''e' =. b
with ham the entire Denaoctasdc
ticket, giving the new aduiiaistza-
S.. y ~. s..-..>, q. - =.
Ussu q e u!
the city expenditures. ys5.s !. j. ,zss s
90. s IL e. SIS
q. y flo1e s sP ~ yltdtN Eyl4Ns
s;hs4; IL es!s! nsrotier;t Alfrs4 I'D
sHitn, pres.dent OF etne Dol de.OI 11s..
dermen. andsehe presidenf& ~ the dvs
oorolgns oI the CITY.
Judge Hylan's plurality wasf147,97b
Mayor MitcheIs plurality four years
ago was III .2os. .
Ine vote Tor mayor stood:
Sonn r. aylan lDemocfa1), lS7,-
zsz.
14S.aO7. s'' - I
Morris IIillquit (socialist). 49,
17s.
William M. Bennett (Republican), /,
3,67S.
socia1ist Vote Inxeaaea.
~. .....,..-..,-.,-.
4..,. ~ A. o,,t..aas,u- @ x"a*,,na =. ~.
sosy. sI1 ,,ate 1,a. - ,nae ~ .e
- ~ so,,.Its+ 80. "e ~ Ia,e Ts.s
IA r. ~. Sys S.,.si, ~ saa;a,,.t 80 ~,
SH.~ ,iH1 s... 80 % I'm S0. .a a. ~
1,s.s; pott.I nn. vo,ue ,s.s e
HFeguenai nasaaa SSs;an ias. .yysSs. 49,. -
a..ISant y s ,.os.,,aA =, 80 .,n.s.
prgS.u, Mnu us.ieWo a.o.;.S se 49,
LII, .hG StctMnts 49, y, w,,,ss
oay ulser... ~ naas saes. ,,.t. ~ WY" - N ~.
sApy.eu sspS,.s ~ iSa.., nnu eoe's4Asss 70 e'lo
se,rpS mbc .as,,st a. Hu - y. ~. !, "a ono :.
-. .a,asa.. .s Ae e.sIos ~ ~ vs;ss sIl -.
!.n .,.,tea sulus .t ~ ha.aaons aSs..a -. III. III,
a. l.aIy seLsaS1 i q. 81. , ~ ,sa a4 1900 s.et, W.
no1 Nv. W iant nVwn ~ rv -, ..s,,s. n -,
~ an 1aaor 10, na,.n- ,;ta hayvs - ~ si..tnS tnS
!ate oSn ayor OF yn1, 10y, ,. wIo 49, III. ssu ~
IN lsio. !' Dut VINO 's'et ~, otoAe "ltn 'ns
fssn.1 ssau1. n;n.. .....-..
..tn. e.sss his aI"c+,a. ~ ha:.nn. IN sr*.tntv
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FUsIONIsTs VICTORIOUS
IN CHICAGO ELECTION.

Chicago Nov. democrats and
Republicans in Chicago and Cook
county today expressed qualification at
the results Of the judicial election
yesterday in which a fusion ticket car
Tying seven candidate from each Of
'tlaeAs PARTIES was swept Into 1dicq
oyer .soolA1ist, and 1ndependent, Cpl
rro5ifi5 Si;;;ssitEz sfisaatsd Il
more than 75.oAosoI g U xrfsyats
,of s244.913: Tho election wat held fo
choose twelve judges 81 the, superior
courtsand two Judges; Of the circuit
court &
Fusion Leaders Aggressive. 81 f
Fusion leaders for several weeks
have conducted an aggressive CAM
paigns in which they charged the So
cialists with appealing for votes on an
anti-American and anti-war platform.
Evidence of interest in the election is
seen in large vote which smashed all
o6-year records in Chicago. ~
For the bulk of the fusion candi-
dates it was two to one victory.
They swept Chicago with pluralities
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PROHIBlTlONISTS GO INTO THE
LEAD IN OHIO BY l. ,44l44 VOTES

Cincinnati, Ohio, Nov. 7.-Re-
turns from seventeen predncts of
Harrison county gave the prohi.
biti0n forces the lead for the first
time in many hours In the Ohio
wet and dry election, with q ma
j0F1ty Of S52 votes which was In
creased to q lead of 1,4A votes
with complete returns from Allen
q county. The figures from 6,484
precincts out of 5,758 In Ohio
were:
For prohibition, 4sO,417.
Against prohibition, 4S6, ,o7S.
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BEATEN IN OHIO.

II Cincinnati, Nov. THE presiden-
tial woman's suffrage proposition in
Ohio was decisively beaten at the
polls yesterday. The vote ran well
over 10000 against suffrage In re-
turns today, with several districts
missing. The latest figures are 2bS,-
S47 for suffrage and S74.4b9 against.
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Go1'11lQ11S.
Holding. l ] ].
s-, -. - ---' =
Line In ! /
Flanders g
Make Stand Along Eastern
Edge Of Passchendaele
Village.

London, Nov. THE British
have captured the city Of Gaza,
nanpe.,s N na'ssnne' the war once an.
The British have made an ad-
yanSs ws,s q %urah ns ssssn sas * sefsnses sss
IN this = region ;,,aa, and eaptdrins two
= - ' - ca ..ss.
Ies new w'ea ssasl.h Il sa. p,ossa T.
c.sed yiEosou.ly So. y; now z, ths. t,,e ep-
son e lasssr me- . s.sss a.s sse eassssea "a a;
ysss. frosf .sss "a III .,.| IS ,as.at dt ssa, s
NJ z !..,,sa ..,,.,,, @ : !. =, y:szs e
bordss i,eaE az t1ae M sooass. 90 M Il Is IS @ aSens
y hieh ,ss sse .Gasasss British q Besf,hss
days .to, and 50 mites southwest
y = .5., .y !, ~, sc
Berlin, Nov. ss(Nia Lon.
= o..A .s
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WOMEN OF N. Y.
WIN SUFFRAGE
AT 4 The POLLS J |.
Majority in Yesterdays
Election is Expected to
Reach 100000.
WORKERS PREDICT
GREATER VICTORY
Fight for the Ballot in Ohio
Lost in Decisive
Manner.

dS dll1SI. 1. / i.
IN the GREATER city, witch reversed
its stand sof 1916. the suffra&s leaders
predicted that the missing IT. cleo
tioH districts would greatly increase
the already large majority. The in
complete vote for the city was $780,
724 for suffrage as against 200,127 op-
posed.
Fight for 20 Years.
In the long fight for the ballot In
New York state of almost seventy
years theswomen long since learned to
expect defeat, but their fears were
early turned to hope and, as the big
vote began to pile up. to jubilation
thatc.knew no bounds, At both the
city and state suffrage headquarters
scenes approaching hysteria. were en-
acted as the women showered em-
braces. kisses and congratulations up
on each other.
on the sweeping character Of yes
tterday's victory In this state the-lead-
ers predicted that congress would pe
Influenced to act favorably upon the
constitutional amendment. New
York city women will celebrate to-
night at Cooper Union.
Reverse Majorities.
Upstate counties where suffrage
was; rejected In 1915 reversed their
majority in more than equal proper
tons, while others. notably Albany,
Monroe. Niagara, Orleans. Rensse!ae er
|and st. Lawrence again voted against
the amendment.
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! .F||l0||l|U!'.e1l' ] ! !.
.Ol.,f.A,!||I,''',1lI1y. {, "A i
Making; ! J | !. !
"A ! Stand s! I: I !;
cadorna's Forces Strength
ened5 BY Surprising Ac-
] ], tivity Of Airplanes.

ffeadquarterS& OF Italian
aHs$s,3sHy ~
Army, Nov. f.. BY the AS
=, -. s..
SOctateQ PreSS. ,)- he main
s. S. 6,
factsOt the situation connect
ay.,
sSes,witti = Z, - l1i1 o.ga.i1atio.i
OF the SecOnQ ana third ltal-,
;,n ,r,..:>c %t,.+ .GanAr,1
ie.A - ess - .last ISiiSa e.
: = NJ, ,s ], ~, .A = Il 4 -, ~
3eStaDllSleQ. MS llf9e Wall be
III u $3.50 ASs Nv & ansi
f1iflcef1ts tf00nS which if1g the
1850. 1i. Is "A. 4 !i 20 80 4
nlOllLn OF MAY Won tI0uT Dali
II. Z q, :, !: =, 8 ;. s, y, 80
lies, r. Y LIS LIE osaliilS tiAlIC otoi4lA-
inc Monte Sanfo. Monte
-6 :.
kt1k. SaDOtlflO and Hefmada.
TL -. 41
gl ne SOlidleIS nave the great
ee+ confidence IN C.adnrna
ono element Of the Cadorna line is
that the soidiers aireadv are learnine
* rpitrs4s nfs fI,a German methods nf
Hrhtin1s' r,htchS ara fiifferent from
thnsa e. tf,a sA,istrian' x II WAS neces-
sarv Tor the .troons to learn how 10
conn,isrs fl,ss sXTistris M, !, u 81.
W. ~ sfh.v mis- iearn the German
-, m iu Ha 10 .ne - .,narnr.
ia II y, o,,ntai ia gfsrhtins over the Ger
Mans whns. sec,irea ti3air advantare
twnAwae3ssla bvstreanher,r. --e
- s. y. i.t %. I - -' go s5
Cadorna strengthened. Il
General Cadorna's line is being
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ranging from 5s.145 to s7.sb7. Tho
Socialists carried six out Of the thirty
five wards in Chicago and got an even
break in another.
Fusionists today commented on the
split" vote in the German-American
sections of the city. In several dis
triots heavily populated by persons
of German birth the vote was over
whelmingly for the bipartisan candf-
dates and In other German-American
sections the Socialists were returned
the victors.
Singing Socialist Defeat.
The extent Of the defeat admins
tered to the Socialists may be measur-
ed by the vote on w. A. Guinea, that
partys candidate for Judge Of the cir
cult court He received yesterday s2,-
977 votes in the county. Twice, in
1912 and 1916, in running for states
attorney. he piled up. q vote in excess
Of 100, 900. Five years ago he receiv-
led 106, ,527 votes IN Chicago alone.
Yesterday he received 72,6S2 In Chi
| slprpursatysssv1, ,rpu sols,srss Ii vetaalss
were Cast a1T befiaE recof ae6 81 nfaii:
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Kentucky Democrats win.

1ASAHUtxOAy OC11aONAW6 VIE
Louisville, Nov. democratic
control of both houses at the next
session Of the general assembly Of
Kentucky was assured by the result
of yesterdays election in this state.
In Louisville, the Republican party
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.H.tc,sa,ssI - ..ax.r,a.. =,

HATCH Esssath Mayor.
Eveleth. MINI. Nov. Edward
Hatch was elected mayor Of this city
yesterday over J. 8. SaAri by i've
votes. Hatch received SIS votes.
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Attack On Yersiun Front.
Paris. Nov The Germans made
n attack last night On the verdun
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The Petrograd mllitary authoritle.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1917-12-19

Send all the children TO see the
'little peoples comedy ''fiearts and
hash. No grown people in this
comedy, all Llliputiohs At Harte
Theatre tomorrow Adv
At the Methodist Episcopal par
sonage, Wednesday, December 10.
Natalie Nalente and Nicola Vitalina,
both of Pttsfield, Mass, were united
in marriage by Rev p l.. Dow.
Chapter No. of the great western
serial showing fight on a chain 800
feet in the air, and showing William
Duncans fall of 200 feet that broke
four of his ribs at harte Theatre to,
day Adv.
When the boys leave to take their
place in the army of freedom, the
home from which they have gone
should have service flag. We have
them, of good size, made of storm
,proaf bunting, one. two or three
stars. "a So geents each AT The Ban
/ ner office. 1876
A card was received today from
William Daley, who enlisted last
week, stating that he was at Fort
Slocum AS he expects to leave soon
for one of the camps in the south it
is not likely that he will be given a
leave of absence to visit his home at
| Christmas. He passed 100 per cent
! in his examination.
A United States flag will make a
desirable Christmas gift for any
patriotic home They can be bought
| at The Banner Office for $1.3O or
| $1.15 each. These flags are 5XS and
Axe and are of rain-proof and sun
| proof bunting with sewed stripes and
metal grommets The best value in
flags ever offered. At The Banner
| Office. 1876
I Joseph A. Pellerin, who was one OF
the recruits accepted at Springfield
for enlistment. but was held up be
cause he did not have his discharges
from the national Guard at the time
Company X was disbandcd left last
4 night for Charlotte, N. c. Bernard
Doran went with him to enlist As
he is below the draft age he did not
have to get certificate from the 10
cal board.
Called on to battle for his life
against mountain lion while cling
ing to a chain and dangling against
the sheer sides of a mountain, facing
fall of 500 feet into the chasm
below. is the plight of the hero in
The Fighting Trail" Greater Vita
graphs marvellous serial of adven
ture. the seventh episode Of which
will be the attraction in the Harte
Theatre today. William Duncan
Vitagraphs rugged and fearless stan
is the man on the chain and below
him, also clinging for life to the
chain, is Miss Carol Holloway his