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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-02-27
Nus ber1 1taats .Hegislat,ss
Giae am Montag eingereidte @eioln
tiou iest fit bic bette Staats.
SpulIe fin Ohio
gineil Treis BON taiieuo Dollars aiss.
ellie Die ReioIuticn abgelebnt
iperben,
CAIN nil Golperneur Cor eineil
ioIdcn 9etras ans eigencr 9aide
besoblen.

Columbus, o., 90. Sebrunr.
Gree bes llmitntoes, oab bic 2egisla.
.lr lid am 8. WSirs tenlpcrdr NIB anl
20. 0iar5 cnogiItis pertasen miro,
tuuroen am Uaontag i'm Sous 26 ullo
i'm Senat nei,n nei,e 8orlagen einge.
reiht.
Ssu ger5inSyne NIT einem bon benz
GcIperncnr Cor on 8aibiagtons @e.
burfstaJ BEL ser 5eier Der Stnats.
llniOcriitlit Jemlhte1 9oriblag tunc.
:, ain 9,ontas bon oen 3tpraientaa.
ten Sinter Don Sranflin uno @litbrrD
BON Marion Golmtp cine SfeioIution
eingcreidIt, ipeldle fir cen @er1a'lsr
ser >beiten Stnlts.Spnne fir Dbl,
$1,000 ais Nreis ousiett. Gieier fol
ton elmer BON 8ourerreiir 81 crncn'
ieEben Gummiiiiou perIieben merSen.
Cine GbnliAe 9ieiolrtion lpitrSe bon
Dem Reprdientanten Seoernlanr bon
Cincinnati ci1gereift. Seit Der @ou.
rerneur erflart bate, bab er, falIs oi,
2cgisIatur nid)t barGuf cingebe, per.
ionIit $1,000 fir cine Staatsbpmne
ge6ei' merDs, Jeben ihr. nit je6er asoit
tine groBc sIn}.tI iuId)rr @eidnge 3u.
8enn Die 2cgisfatur Die Reioluticn
cniiinint, miro Der 8ouoernerr bic.
ieIben einc: aouInliiiion 5ur geurtbei.
lung l,riter5reiten.
8ertrete- Don Ban. itnb 2eib.@er.
cincr ieetcn es ON Dfontaa slbcno
furd,. bnb Sic BorIagc oes &eprdieit.
itnten gs;Ibernuitb, lpeld)e eiile SteiI.
tr cui lleberfb,iiie. iurpertbeilte Fro.
fife, iofrie cinbe3abIte gftien uoriiebt,
tcm Steuerfomuittee bes !Saiiies si
meiterer Scratbimg iiberipieien ipurSe.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-02-27
8etpilligun9s'Sssrlage &C.
gen lIeberiHtuetn'
ntnngett.
q m W ontas audpom GEN a I
dnqenpm men.

u m W tag au4pom SsH a I
dngenomm men.
@afbineton, 26. Jebr. -
I'm Senat purbe ON Mpntag cine
9prIase anssnpmmsn, tpeIhe fir bic
9erbiituns Don ll.berf9pmmunsen
i'm RififIippt 1bale $45.OO0,000
unb BON foIfru i'm 3bale bes Satras
mento In aaliforni.n s.. 100000 auss
iebt. Sm 5aufe tpurbe bic Worlase
bereits aneeupmmen.
Die gorIase berfiist. bab bas Wert
i'm RiFiFippi 9bale Der aontrolle
Der IiFiifippi Rioer apmmificn unb
bic i'm Sacrnmento 9boIe beri.nis.n
Der California Ocbris1 s1pmmifior uns
.,ritebsn fOu. Gs follen idbrIi4 fir
bic ReguIi.rune beg TsiHiFippi riht
msbr aIs $10,000,000 unb fir bic bes
Sacramsnto niht mebr als $1,000
600 ausesg.b,n tperbeu. Jiir bic
apnitrutiipn bon 0Gmmeu uub bic
Reparatur bon foI6en ioI teiu 9ss
irag Der g.tpiI!isuns ause.sebtn tpers
ben, aubsr bic lotaIen SntereHen,
p.lae bur4 bieisIbsn bei9iist uers
ben, er.ldrsn iid bereit. cine Summ.
bebutrasen, ipsIfe ipeniaiiens Der
S6lfte bes bon Der 9ommifioH be-
pilIiaten getrnges aleifJ.ommt.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-02-27
Geutidlrr 9anbmebrperein.

Sn Der ssitriesu @sriammluns bes
obigen Ysrsins, in pelder Serr grHit
@ebsr ben 8orfis unb Ssrr Soiepb
Msib basgrototoll fii6rts, lpurben 5us
nd6if on brsi srtrantte aameraben
500 als untsritiisuns onsepisien.
Der Qrrnneements Qusihub fir
ben aaiierbaIl ON 27. Sanuar untsrs
breitete feinen Gdlubbsri6t, Der eiuen
biibIten ueberidub oufpies uuD Der
Qusfdub ipurbe baraufbin bonn prds
fibenter nit 0dni entlaiIen. Serr
5reb. @rube beridtete in ieinsr Gieeu.
f6aft als Deleeat iiber bic lssts
Sibung Der .Deutfde Gag @efeGs
fdaft". SIN 0amen Der 9sianssfets
tion bes @ereins mu6te 5err grnit
Sempel barauf uufmertfpm, bab bic
Settion am nd9iteu Gountag in
Roeder's Salle cine @erlooiung unb
MISUNDERSTANDING peranitolte, fpp5u
bic Samsruben nit ibren Jumilien
berSli6ft eingelnben feien.
Sn Der nGhiien @sriammlung. bic
om IL. MGr5 itattfinbst, pirb bic
Domination Der 8eamten pDrgenoms
men, sbenio ioll bann Ger gnttpurf
fir bic neue &onititution sur lebten
2efans selaneen unb enbsiiltis anses
nommen iDerben.
9or Sdlub Der @erIammluns
matte Der e6enfdus anpeienbe Buns
besprGfbent Serr Senrb Spermann
bic aamsrnben barauf aufmerifnm.
y bsr ississn iritit4sn l3sit ben
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-02-27
9amiltOn.

l1nier Isent in Samiltun 1T Serr
Gouaro gruf, 449 Sio Tiinfte Ctr.
Sea Sci. 476.R. Some Tbone
1631.I.
- SeOrse Bother, Der @oriisenb:
oes aommittees Der Strubsnbabnans
geitellten, tiinbigte am Montag an,
bab Stabtonpalt Sarrp 5. aoebler
gum @erireter Der 9lngeitslten in benz
'S9iebsgeri6t erndnnt pprben iei
Del6es bic 2obnfrase reguliren foa.
Der 9srtreter Der S6io @lectric 90.
1T CHARLES g, 1bat4er. gsios au.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-02-27

aopf Otsn su balisn unb f4 nfHt
bur4 tire Gpmpatbie fiir's oIte Wos
terlanb gu RpntroDerfen perIsiten 5u
laiien, bic pieleidt sinen utansee
nebmen @erlauf nsbmen biirften.W .Wsnn
aber bic 2opolitdt Der Seiitih=Mms.
rttoner in Gross gesosen psrben fOIl=
te. bann isi es an pldbe folhen, bic
es ibun, Dor Wugen gu fiihrsn, pelHe
Role serabe bic Oeutfd : Gmsritnner
in Der Gef9ibts Der Der. Starten
seipielt baben.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-02-27
4,09S, 800 9pnnen
gstrus ber gefammiinbntt Der bon
ben GtntraImdften
Bon gesinn beg arisses Biz gum 81.
5anuar DsrI.ntien ober ssiapsrs
ten Sdiffe.

Berlin, &c. 5ebr., ouf brahtlcs
fem Wess na9 Soppiae. - Qm iron
iaa ipuros Offisisa ansstiinbist bas
felt gssinn bss arisgts Don ben Gen
traImdften Sanbslsfdiffs Der alIiir.
ten unb Der neutralen Nation,n BON
ein.m geIammiinbalt pon 99s,50o
5onnsn 5sriiGrt ob.r als quite priis
ertIGri iplrbeH.
g(usenidsinlih sritredt iid bi.is
3eitpsriobs nur bis 81. Sanuar bi.'
fes Sabrss. ba isins 3ahIen fir ben
Monat Gsbrunr aHsessben iinp. Die
ofii5isa. gsiannissbuns Iauiet pi:
folai:
Set bsm gesinn beg arisses pur
ben fsinbli6e 9anoelsf6iffe bon ins.
seiammt 4,357500 1Onnen psrIsnl!.
ipopon 3,314,5O0 1onnsn auf Gns.
Lamb fallen.
.glubrbem fuurb.n 459 NEUTRAL.
S6iffs DON einem @siammtinbalt
Don 641. 900 9Ouusn ibeils ssritO.t
ibsils aIs CUTE priie erilGrt.
.Ddbrsnb oss Wonais Janiar a..
lein purben pon ben Geutrnlmifisn
ITO 9anbslsidiffe fsinbIider Wd6t
bon insg.iammt 1886. 900 7onuen. BON
bsnen 245,500 aonnsn auf gnslan,
faIlen. ssrii0rt unb So neuirdIs 5an.
belsi6iffe bon 1o3.5Oo sonn,n, me-
ds aontr,banbs an gorb batten, Der,
fsnii.
Der @siammtperluii i'm Wonat
5anuar belief iin auf 22S Sdiffs
bon suIammen 439. 800 sonnen'.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-02-27
3ies nnS 9as.

= Der gnsrospreis fir Gier II,
seitsrH I'M 6 Gents gefalen. Gisr lpur'
ben ouf Der 9Drobuitenb6rie nit 35
Gents per 9ubenb quOtirt. 4ud Butt
ter III I'm 2 Geufs ssfalIsn unb ebens
70 Derf6isbsne anbere 2sbsnsmittsl,
obne 3peifeI infOIse bee parmsn Wst.
ters. 2eiber foa es heuts bamit idOn
Diebsr pOrbsi Iein. aartoffeIn iinb
bagegsn I'm 25 Gents per guibel ee.
ftiegeu unb purben nit 1925 rOs
tiert.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-02-27
9dniihe 1irmen
Bon bsutiden SdiffssGei.Ii6afien
siHsegaben, auftrdse fiji Daar.ns
bef0rbsruns mad amsrita
einsuIenben.
Da Der Weriebr porausiidtIid baIo
ipi.bsr aufssnommsn iperbsu
ipiirbe.

2pnbon, 26. Gsbruar. - Cine
DepsiHs an bic Gr4anss telegraph
60. Don aOpenbaben meIbsi. bab msbs
rere bdnifhs iJirmen bon beuii9sn
Shiffs Gtfeni6aftsn bsna6rid'iisi
wurbtH, bab bieie iit porbersitsu, bon
3dmbura aus S4iffslabunsen nab
psrI4isbensn ameritanii6en 5dfsn abs
5ufsriissn. Die bdHifden G.isai6af.
Ten ipurben sinselobsn, 4uftrGge fir
Wuarsnbef0rberuns sin5uisnbsn.
Jn 0dnemort be5iDsifsli man je.
bob ipif Der RoEreipOubsnt HelSst
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-02-27
1es Ny1nrbes 2lnseflaster
Bonn Brubtr feines an
&c bli4en Opfers i'm
9ertdtssebGube
erfhpffen.

Ulempbts, senn.. 2s. Jsbruar.
glm Uionias tpurbe SobH Warb, tptls
der ipegen Der anseblihen grmorbnns
bon 9ouis 5ocier bon 5iibspiIl. pros
ssfirt iperbenfolIte, i'm gourtbaus DON
Shcmus Sooter, sinem gruber Don
1boulas Soofer, srihoifen. Die afs
faire ipisIte ii4 beim etnsans ;nr
Office bes Sberiffs. nur peniae
S6ritie BON @sridtsfaale ab. in lpels
dem bic @erbaHbluns eben itattfinb.u
fouts. Sooter bsgdb iid bann na6
bem Bureau bes Generalanpalis unb
lisferts iiA biefsm aug.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-02-27
Fred. A. Erschell,
2cihenbcifuttcr nab Ginbaliamirer
"a. Yore Str., 21ewport, Ap.,
1eIes5cr: soutb SO urs eoutb 28eo.
gtleInbrtd Sfiiee: SiIanb 557 o 2.
Seaenme unb GaDtpn.

= Sic Gpong. Ct. SSpbannes @e.
neill6e bat Dos Saus oes Serrn @iis
i'm, lueldes iiibli6 an Der Stride on
Der 6oote 9lpenue gelegen lit, fir boS
3eim 6es Faltors angetauit. 3as
'5alss, peles 7 3imlner entpGIt, miro
Dor hem Baitor SO. =. araHer lnlo
oeiitn Jan1iIie bcIpptnt gre,oen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-02-27
Jeaer.

= Sm britisu Gtodipert Der Tl0s
beIbanbIung BON aeipis Selman e
60, Go. 911-913 Central 9losnu.,
lam seitsrn Radmitiaa Elm Jeus-
5um Iusbru6, bas jsbod iebr balo
geIOitt lpsroentonnie, fobab Der Sdas
ben iih auf nur et,pa 500 bslduft.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-02-27

fiir $1.35 su liefrM na9ban tim
I'm pffenen Wlartte "a - $4.60
anssboten ipcrben ipartn.
9. D- Robbins, ein Grubenbefiber
bon Glepslanb, iuste, bab e nit Der
WteeIins & Cafe Grie unb Der Ball
timore &. Sbio Balm bieieIten Grs
fahrungsn semadt babe.
6. 6. Wausr BON Glepelanb, BON
ber @Isns Runs Goal Co., ertldrte,
boB bic Habnssislf&aftsn bic Grus
benbeFber ssrabssu gum geiisn bals
ten.
Cine llnteriuhnng ber
Saahrumssm gituatio''
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-02-27
Stetppnrt.

- -Srau Catherine Senser BON SO.
116 Oft Se4ite Strabe fiarb geitern
I'm Qlter Don 81 Sdbren. = Sruu
glifabetb Sieber BON Ro. 2 ainoen
GDenus, Sort 1homas, 1T gefsrH 81
Sabre alt seitorbsH.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-02-27

oob Der Fries balo au gnbs fein ipi.b,
obglt4 9sutfdfoHb ben bdnifdsn Tirs
men Habesslsst bat, bab bic risOrnie
5audbootsaamposns ben Sdlub oss
arleges baIb berbsifiihren ipsrbe, uns
oaB bic beutfdlen Sdiffabrtss@sIea.
ldlaften fid bafiir einridten, i'm baIb,
mo9lidfien Gusenblid bic S6iffabrt
iuieber aufaunfhmtn.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-02-27

.Msin Rann irinit eltenbs ON
Iisbit.n 9bes, dbsr baDOn pirb er 70
auissrssi!A
sei. rtiiffsn ibm biinnsH 1bse DOT.
fsbsn!1
Damn ipirO er srit rtHt aufee.
rset!"
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-02-27
Muf ber CHieite bon
Netp YDrf
9rad.n am Wontas BON
Reuem Rabrunssmtts
teIs QrapdIle aus.

AS sb ~ - u5.
Rem Yort, 26. Gebruar. - auf
Der Ofti.ite fam es am Wontds ~
nsusn RabruHssmittels saraipaIIsH. Die
pOIiSsi.Reisrpeu ipuroen bsrausbsprs
bert, lin msbrrs bunberi 5rduen.
lpslde bic Wassn nit 9i.iualien ans
sriff.n unb i'm gesriffe ipur.H, safer
nit aartoff.ln unb 3tpisbeln auf Die
Sirabe gu perfsn. su oertreiben. Ter
gisentbiimer osrisIben 3os .insn Re-
polpsr uno brObie auf bic 1rauen gu
ldieben. Or tpurb. netbafist unb auf
bem Wese sur pOli5siiiation Don .irsr
ipiiibenoen Wense Don 5rauen psrs
fnlnf
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-02-27
Sn einer Reioiution pes
Senators 9orab BON
Sbabo am Montas

~ =
beantragt.
Wafbinston. .. g., 26. 5sbr.
Senator gorab pon Soabo rsid'.s dlll
Montas cine Reiolution .ein, IN nell
der porstIdlassn ipirb, bdb oem Prds
iibenien $6.0O0,000 3ur WcriIiaang
ssitsGt tperbsn, nm lOtaIe 9sbOrosn IN
Der @erabrsiduns bon Rahrunssmli'
teln unb aIsibsrn an Rctblsibenos 3u
uHterifiiten.
Sn Der RefpIution ift eide llrl.r'lis
dung Der tmmer nod iteisenbsn gs-eiis
fopis fSeitfebuns elmer MetboDe ,iDsds
gsrtbeiluna BON Gtbensmiiisln posss'
iebsn. unb iie perfiist, bab unterIpGt
perben foIle. OBJ bic 4nti.1ruitssiebs
psrlest lpurben.
Qlue her CHfeife non
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-02-27
9eutfHlanbs geiauinrter
QDblemnorratb
fats n0tbig, POM
Reiasian5ler bsf4lags
M mt mo-

nabmt Derben
am fterbom, iibsr aonbon. 26.
5ebruar. - Gin 3elesrdmm bon Der.
lin meIbet, bab OffiSisn unssiiins;si
Durbs, bab RtidstanJIer bon gs.b'
manns5oIIDes pom gunbssratb aatos
riiirt ipurbs, bic eeiammt. &oblrns
probuttipn in Deutfdlaub, fo6alo
bies notbtpsHbis erideius, NIT Be
fdlldn an belsntn
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-02-27
Gin faubsrsr @afbot

Gaifbofbefbsrin (bas ntus Mdbftn
initruirenb): ~Yqerien Gie's fi@. bic
gettipdffx fpirb jebeu Tag setpe4itltl
- Die ron ben ssraben 3immsrnum,
mern spmmt nuf bis lIngsraben unb
bic Don Den unGsraben aiif bic osEabsn
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1917-09-13
Entered at tho postotfice. Bennington
Vermont. Dec. II, 1soa. 40
Second Class Matter.
FRANK {. HOWE, Editor and Pub
Thursday, September 10, 1917

Amatuer gardeners who have the
right stuff in them will not be dis
couraged at the frost damage It is
merely one OF the lessons Of doing
BUSINESS. They will notice that part
Of the garden crops are not hurt in
the least by frost. but actually thrive
under it while certain other crops are
spoiled by even q light frost. BY
studying their gardens now they can
learn what to do next year and plan
to grow certain vegetables in the sea
son that never has frost and to see
that these are started at the proper
time. Even the old gardeners occa-
sionally get caught, but business OF
any kind is something of a gamble and
there are few absolute certainties in
this world Now is the time 10 be
gin to plan next years garden.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1917-09-13

the commanding Clicer Of the mohili-
zation camp. Men called for physical
examination who have volunteered
their services are considered in de-
fault, but their cases will be decided
by the war department later. When
board is convinced Il mas erred in
granting an exemption or discharge
il may reopen the case and extend
the time Tor proof up TO the calling
OF the regiment Tor military duty
District boards may not reopen physi-
cal examinations unless the result is
appealed No person not in quota
can be sent with quota, even at
his own request Mere than one man
selected from a single family is not
In itself ground for exemption or dis.
charge Exempted or discharged
ieeistrants may not enlist voluntar-
is
Appeals to the president must be
made through the district boards.
Meal tickets may be altered to be
used as lodging tickets. Certain
classes are included in the term ma.
riners," and claim for discharge may
be accepted when appropriately modi.
fed to cover such cases Men order.
ed to military duty should take com.
Portable shoes SO as to become &C.
quainted easily with regulation
marching shoes Local boards should
become acquainted with passport
rules. Notation OF white" or "col-
ored' should be made after the name
OF any person certified by local
board. Drafted men cannot enlist in
the marine or other branch OF the
service District boards should certi.
fy decided cases al the close OF each
days business Call to military duty
should be deferred pending definite
information 10 days in advance of
dates set, Medical students and hos.
pital internes, after the usual pro.
cedure, may be discharged from
military service to enlist in the en-.
listed reserve corps of the medical
department.
Where local boards have been de-
llnquent the governor OF the state Is
authorized to employ compensate and
send inspectors to investigate records
Of local boards and report on them.
Army Young Mems Christian associa.
ton men and others selected and
found 10 be employed IN some auxili.
airy war work must report to their 10.
cal boards Tor duty Men outside tho
state from whore they are drafted or.
dcred to military duty and who find
great hardship IN reporting may ap.
ply to the local board, wherever they
may be. TO be sent to the mobilization
camp to which such board furnishes
men. The local board where he Is 10.
Gated will look into his case, and &C
he Is deserving will apply to the local
hoard having his registration card for
the necessary order. naming the mohi
lization camp. Men with dependents
IN foreign country who are not
citizens cannot be discharged Thc
provost Embellishments Office has
no authority to exempt or discharg,
any person on any ground niethe'
can missing persons be located. Dis
! charge from. or prior service in. the
army or navy is no ground for exemp
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1917-09-13
PLAN NO OTHER DRAFT
Gen. crowder Says Second Call Is
Not Contemplated.

Gen. crowder Says Second Call Is
Not Contemplated.
No date Is set for call for a sec.
ond draft army and one is not con.
templated at present, according to in
formation received by the local draft
boards Monday from the provost
marshal general at Washington.
When and whether there will be a
second call Is within the discretion Of
tho president
The provost marshal says men are
not drafted for any branch OF the
service, but they will be assigned to
that branch in which they will be of
Fhe greatest use. Selected men can
not be transferred to the navy. If
men have been rejected as physically
unfit by other military authorities
and accepted by local boards no eX.
ceptions can be made, because a
mans physical condition iluctuates.
After men have been accepted for
military service they cannot be as.
Signed to non-military service.
No drafted persons can be dis.
charged for dependency of persons
got within the relationship specified
by the regulations. Men who have
failed to report to the adiutant.
general when called by him will re.
port to the local boards and then be
ordered to the mobilization camp, the
local board in the meantime conduct.
ing an investigation so as to report TO
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1917-09-13

Wen. after nearly all the state pa
pers have worn themselves to a irazl
aie regarding the splitting ZIP OF the |
lst VT regiment, they have been
practically reunited at Nestleld |
Mass. where at Camp Bartlett they
ale to be welded into shape for a trip
to France for further training There
were 700 OF the boys and greater
part OF the officers left at the pest
here in Vermont when the first lot OF
1900 were sent out These 700 have
now Joined their companions and have
taken with them all the camp equip
age which was left when the FIRST de-
tachment went The boys are all 10
Gated in their new quarters and have
had to hew new homes out OF the
brush and woods However, it does
not take good soldiers very long to &C
commodate themselves to any eondi
ton that arises otherwise they would
not be good soldiers.-Manchester
Journal
The Vermont soldiers will give good
account OF themselves wherever they
are, but in view OF the division OF the
Vermont regiment it is well for the
Vermont people to Learn and bear IN
mind just how the boys from this
state are distributed. OF the first
1900 men who left Fort Ethan Allen
2O9 and several officers went to Nj
antic, Conn and 1873 and several oiIi-
GERS were taken to Birmingham.
Mass The remainder were taken to
| Westneld and the remaining 675 men
OF the regiment went later TO West
field. OF the men who went TO West
field about ZOO are in the ammunition
train The machine gun section Of the
52nd brigade has about 100 and an
ether 100 or more are with the l03d
regiment of the % division. The
men who went TO Mantle are in ma
chine gun and light artillery sections
The Banner does not know the as
signments OF the men at Framing
ham. OF the later detachment whici
went to Westteld has been used to I'll
vacancies in part. but has left abou
= 450 men and a band These are still
called the First Vermont and are {
, part Of the depot brigade at Westheld
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WHY ....-.-..s,.,r-.-----
The Meadow Lark Has Short
Tail Instead Of a Lcns One

10 you know why the meadow lark
has short tail?
Once lie had long tail. This
is how he lost It, as told in IA California
legend recorded by DR.. S. A. Barrett in
a paper on Ceremonies OF the Pomo
Indians
once upon a time there we're no pco-
pie, hut an the birds and all the ami
mails were human. In those days Hawk
who was the captain OF a village, was
killed by Vulturc. For long time
after he was killed they saw no more
OF Hawk Then one day Hawk came
into the dance house and sat down at
the foot OF the center pole. People
noticed nothing ont Of the ordinary
about him and were perfectly willing to
let him join in the dancing.
But Meadow Lark noticed strange
olor about Hawk. With characteristic
garWlitr. he declared that Hawk had
Just returned from the realm Of the
dead and that It was most improper
FOR mortals TO dance with dead people.
Hawk WAS much offended at these re-
Elections upon him, for he was chief
ana a mefnbcr OF leading family, so
he left gi oacc and never again did he
return % tbr village.
Meadow Lafka rude conduct SO en-.
RACED the other memhcrs of the village
that ore of his noighbors> seized fire
poker aud struck him viclously Mead.
ow Lark lodged the blow but whack.
the poker clipped on most OF his tail.
That is why the meadowark has only
a stub of II tail 10 this very day
And that is why the Pomo Indians
used 10 20 ont iso the woods and dress
themselves up as devil dancers, painted
and bedecSed and horrlfying 10 behold,
return to the village to impcrSonate the
spirits OF the departed, thus to atone
for the insult TO Hawk. long, long ago,
by the carrulous Meadow Larl,.-State
University Of California.
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WIN be Repaid For Their Work

Women everywhere suffer from kid.
ney trouble-backache, rheumatic
pains, swollen and tender muscles.
stiff ioints-and it is to help those
who suffer as she did that Mrs c. j.
Ellis. sos Sth Ave, Sioux Falls. S. d.,
writes; II feel sure If any one both.
cred as was viii give Foley Kidney
Pills n fair trial they will be repaid
for their work. 1t seems foolish TO
neglect an ailment when there is such
a remedy to be had" They correct
bladder disturbances, too-Sold
Everywhere.
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ON BUYING FOOD.
How Money May Be Spent to the Best
Advantage.

The following advice on how to get
the best results from the money spent
on FOOD is ISSUED by the New York AS
ISOLATION For Improving the Condition
OF the Poor, and the Journal of the
American Medical association says it
has rarely seen any that is more spe-
ciGc, sane and clearly understandable y
These are the rules
First. Spend from onc-fourth to one
third of Your food money for bread.
cereals. macaroni and rice.
Second. Buy at least from a third TO
half a quart Of milk day for each
member CT the family.
Third. Spend rs much for yegeta-
bles and fruits together as YOU do for
milk. If You use half a quart Of milk
for each member of the family this
may not always be possible. Then
spend as much for vegetables and fruit
as third OF. a quart of milk day
would amount to.
Fourth. Spend not more for meat
and eggs than for vegetables and
fruits. Meat ana eggs may he decreas-
ed with less harm than any Of the 9th
or foods mentioned. The amount spent
for meat may decrease as the amount
spent for milk increases.
For family Of five with SO week
tc spend on food this would work on
about Us follows: