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TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-07-17

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INNER Uetter gebest.
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beioen itb in Dem @ef1brt befino.
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Conrad ltebIin9 ppu &ooper lit
geltern int 4lter BON IS So9ren gc.
itor6en. ST NOR "A Sabre in bic.
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TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-07-17
Cckal>2t0cbridptcn
aus Stcmcnt, Nebr.
Jrenont, 16. sui

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6temont SQusfrauer fuer0en Gur.
ten erbdItcn, uuf oencn cine an8o9l
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ite ibren 6allsbalt fa6ren an iie qe.
iteat meroen. Die 5rolten ioQe1.
mic 6rolt @aterbouie i1gt oiGren
Ieil in Der 9eorangris Der 9latior
tim.
Sam g}Iod bat einen 2ooen in
gorf eroifnet, melder inter Qeitlulg
bon @crru 8roHlion ull0 6rou fem
miro.
6. &. Differ bon Ser qucrp So.
bon Glto9a ri6tate an Den 6renont
Commercial GIHb bic 2luffor0erullq,
fir 0rci pronineute @ci61itslcut5,
peIdle bou Gltbn bierber ton1ateu
pollen nm Die Grattor. I~usiteQung
5u beiudcil Gltorticr gu beiorgcu.
6rou 6reo 5onnenihein bon @eIt
9oiut lit no6 elmer Operation 1T
eincm 0noba @oipitaI geitorbcn.
Der 5obn oes 4litors guB mel.
der III BET More 3sIan0 Marine.
5totioH lit, bcridtct bierber, DAB
man" Der Aniidt mare, Dab bic Or.
ploiton, tualde oort itattfan0, bon
Qelttiden beruriadt noroen iet. gta.
tilrIid, Gnelm Die boieu Gelttiden
nidt mQren, Damn mitr0c 9uIber
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-07-17
uniDcriif0tsreaenten
tteteft fir Paaer Elm!

2ircotn, gtcb., II. Sllli.-5dnt-
Iihe HeQanten Der StQatsuniberlttdt
Iiu0 einig III Der 9erurteilung oes
4r8rifis bon Giharo 6. Metculfe
auf ben gatriotismu8 bon 6rout 8.
Softer bon 9maba, 9titglieo Der
9egeltten6e5orbe. Or. 9aQ, peLder
0erieni9e lein ionl Der mie 0letcalfc
oltBibt, tiir3li4 bebouptet bat, ser
8erteioigrngsrat iei Elm Damned
5rot", ia8te mr.: o@enn er mid
meirt, mein 8otriotisnttts fam niht
nah Dem DISQUALIFICATION Gpp bcrneIien
mer0en. Sd 1abe nidt8 mebr gu a..
gen. gtu6 Die itbrigen g~icgentcp
erflarten, Dab an Dem 4atrioti8nrus
feines Der glitglieoer irgen0pie ges
5lDetfelts luer6en tonne.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-07-17
Illus uebraska Gitp.

Gin betannter iunger 0lann, Def.
len Gltern bet Dunbar uobnen ttn6
bod nngeieben itno. mesbalb lem
9tay1e beri4niegeH miro, bat III Die.
brasfa GitD uHo Berlin mebrera
aouflellte init iDertloien 5dedB giu.
pingelegt. Sberiff Slider tuopftc
ltd Den Singing ON 5reitog einnal
nor nlio erfIarte ibtnL boB or iofort
Die eridmitt0elten 8etrdqe 5urid3ab-
len miliie, miori9enfaIls or ge3Dum.
gen lei, ibn gu berbaiteu. Die Ser
lpon0ten oes W~iiiietdter5 bobea Die
SunlHleu aufgebra6t uno i'm 10
0iesmal nod Dor Strufe gerettet.
Sieit9e @eidditslaute uuo ftd6tts
fhe Beanie maren Wtontag u6eno in
&mabn @aite Der @fs 5or. Sen ut0
perlebten In 0eren @09le utebrere ur-
.gemiitlihe 6tunoen. 1ie Gtuotrota.
fisung lit iniol8e0eieu ouf Gieastag
Derlegt noroen.
ella Sanlen, 0cS odtja6rige
G0Aterhen bon Dem 5tDei @tetltn
faomeitIid BON Der Staot mobneu0en
gbepaare SeurB Sauiien muroe
6reitag, ais q Dem &oter bcim
Mlaisihdlen 5uihoute, BON cnieu
@riff oes Gddler5 Oerdrtia getrof
fen, Dob Der linta 4rm brad.
Der 16jdbrige 9}egerburi4e Zine.
&obinion mel4er Gonuer8tog frlG
bon Sorrb Soooge. iii 0ciicu 6alls
er ctngebroden tpor, obgcfoBt tuuroe,
bot Elm @eitdnbni8 obgelegt ua0 III
oen Gountp8cridt ii6erpieicn NOR
Der.
SER uno 8rau Gilbert 8ocf bon
alernffrf Ola, fino nit ibreu beioeu
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-07-17
Npgs Beatrice.

SIN alter 0on rs So5rcn 1T Ii
0Deq 5rau Soiep9il1e Sible, eillt
alte @inwo9nerin, ans Dem 2eber
0ei4ie0en.
Die g}ebrosfo.aanios Oil So. bon
a0oms, melde inn 5eIgiirteI in San.
iu8 36 afer 2auo beiiBt, i'll oaieIbIi
init eincm aapitol bon $4,000 gc.
9ritrbet nor0en.
Die bieitge aompdgnie 6 oe8 5.
Hegimelts muroc 5ountag mo6iIi.
iiert un0 I'M 8eltgbdus a~lt8gerttItet
8terauf moridterteu bic Mar$iln-
ger udd benz GbautQttqua 4arf, mo-
lite IL Gage fnmpieren merbeft.
Gann gebt 6 nod Sort Groof, NO
oie Iusriiitln8 berpollfomutnet
miro. ebe oa$ 9le9iuent mad Sc.
ming, q. @{,, obriidt.
Gie 6anilie BON Is. 3. 9ootmoI.
ter miro an1 gtontog, b. %. Suit
In Ser oIten Seimit1tte no6e Boot
matter, 8aipnee Gountq, cine Relt.
MON obBaIten. aitr3lid bate Ser
8oofipalter mitgeteilt, Dob er ie6em
iciner netn ainocr 100000 ans.
3aGIen ncroe, uio 0ieie 9llt85o6Iung
i0a bel Der 6amilian3uIammenfunft
itattfaloelt.
Ser nabe @Dlnorc ols Qriidcber.
ger eingeto6te anrl @etd lit na9
2incoIn gebroht mor0en, lt1t bort
berbort 81 perocH. ST qob sit. ans
8eorio, SQ., BIT itotaltlen uno ii6
uidlt bahen r~cgtitriercn BIT loiien.
augltit @mQfer lit ouf ieiller
Garm bel 2cptiton ben 8erIebltngeu
erlegen, neIde er bor meniQen "a.
gen erIitten, ol8 er bonn God elmer
Shetne fieI. Gr mar ein befannter
@eihditsnann in 2almaqe uno er.
reidte elm Qlter ron SO Sa6reu. Ole
mltroe nob 3alu1o9e 3ur get.
ii6erfibrt.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-07-17
&nnOaIen. gSiitrn.

Ge6ar gfdpios ga. t6. Suli. -
&dbreno Der 9}adt 8cridnittet
RoluoicS Bic Gra5t8aunc um 6ie
6orm Dor SoDa 3unbad naDe Gog
gen MI Deridieoenet SteQen, falltan
aft airidcnbdume, riiien bun0ertc
bon ao6lpilon3cn aus uno 3crit6rtcn
Den grDBtcn SciL Der @emitiepflaa.
5urgcn. Die 8un0e5. nie Bic
GolmtDbcb0roen baden cine. Inter
iudung e%iHgcleitct. 3um6ad lit ein
Sdpci3er lno ioa itorf Qntioeutid
icin, md5ren0 CT in cinem pro0eut
i9en 0titrift uo9nt.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-07-17
Jn Qmcatan berrft6t
6as 111iueniutn!

Retp gorf. 16. Sui. Gin Son.
oerogeilt tnformierte bic io8ialiiti.
iden 6ilbrer, 0oB yltcaton (6al6.
intel I'M iii6liAen Mterifo) tatiG6lid
cine arbeiterrepu6lit iei, mo ein
0}ann fir etnen MiaimQI. Gage(ohn
arbeite, aber MIR neum err Gut 6o3it
bcripiirt. Die Sdollcrlette fontrol
lieren oie Sdiffa9rt. Die ~Q(fer6arer
boben Die 9berbon6 mo 0ie @rumo
better mullen Inn 2(r6eiter bctteln
geben.
Die Giicn6nbncn fin6 70 Itromnt
otganifiert 0aB iogor Der 9obnprd-
iioertt cine ltnionfarte bobeu muB.
@er eineIt arbeiter entlaBt, muir
tbm ~getp6bnlid orei Monnte 2obn
8ablen un0 linn Die gabnfabrt mad,
i~rgenotpo1in erieben. Die Qrrnef
aopitaliiten ba6en 70 gut ME gar
nidts gu ia8eft.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-07-17
2cidle cincS Ema6acr oefnnScn.

Sciierian Sa., 16. Sllli. - Gic
2cide zines N}nnncs. melher Ipdter
aus 9rieiea in Der Gai6c ais 0icie-
ni8e bon VI. 3. Ibornton alts 0mo.
Ia iOentifi3iert mllroe fan0 mail
untcr Iriimlnern in cinem 8raben
nabe Der 8nbnqclciie bier un0 cine
balbc @leiIe iil0ljd) bon bier. Gle
2eide bat 0oieIbit ieit oem ii. SUM
gelegcn, ais heridlie0ene NIT aobIen
belaoeue 9obnmageous entgleiiten
ltn0 in Den @rabeu i%titr3tcn. gor
einigcn Saaeit breotn man nit Dem
6ortidofien Der aoblea un0 ian0
babel Die 9elfe. =
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-07-17

Eint0lI yteb1 m. sui. = @r0.
Der 6. Barron, fril9ar bier anidfitg,
uno 5rau @roce 9ropn tpelfe In
8%erbinoun9 nit Der fiir3lid i'm salt
Greet a1tiaefun0encn 2eide zines
fIeinen ain0es ulrter Dem @eroaft
oes Gin0eSmoroes lit 0ea0moo0, Q.
9ot., perboftet uno bicr1er ge6ratt
moroen marerl tonrtten lire I'm.
ihuI0 bepeiieh. Gas qiu6 bon Grau
9rotun Iebt un0 lit BON 0icier in
4flege gegeben tporoeu.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-07-17
I'm Mamen Der MenidLidfeit.

8ari8, IL. Sui. 9eutide Gf.
fi3iere nn0 Mlanuidaften i'm gnn8or
825 Malln, itllo, 0a iie all ua5eiG.
barren araltf5giten tei5en, aus
5hpei3er @oipitdIern entIaTen NOR.
oelL I'M nod GeutidIono 5uritd8u.
febren. Gies lift Sic 6ol8e eines
lteberainfommehs Der 6eutihen un0
fran3oiiiden H%tegterunger. Die glei.
die Nn8a9t unbejl6orer frof3oitider
Sn0altoen miro airs Der Shnai5
nod Der 6eimot 3uritffebreu.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-07-17
9lattbentdle gunOesueriammlnnn

Sincoln, II. sui. - Der 9te.
brosta 9lattoalttldp 9ut0 bcrInm.
meIte it6 pro9rmltmGBig latten
5ountog in 2incolh nu0 belt in
Der oortigen &lattoentifea SOLE
ieiue 0iesidbriBe SabrcsDcriamm.
lung ob, Routmegeidafte muroen
erteoigt uR0 Die g~enmtcnnd6I eroob
~folsen6es ReilItat: ISM. s. Sanfe,
2incoIn GrdiiosIlt fpieoergeln1bltl;
8nlter SOB, 4apiQion @iSebr1ii
bent (nad0cm 1err 9l6oIp6 6lrit
BON SliosCmabo cine @ieoernahI
abgelebnt bntte); S. s. GlauIien,
SlneolA Sefretar lmieoergcpa1ID
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-07-17

Geo. Reeie, glttau, sdasmetlter
(uieoergemdbIt); giid 8itt, Glt6orn,
Geo. @did RapiQipn, lln0 8etlef
aiibL gIfborn, 6inon5tomitee.
VS. muroe beidloiien feline aopf.
iteuer fin oos nadite Sabr 8u er.
beben un0 aud feline Der bierteli6br.
Iiden ~geriammIungen a68ubalten.
9litA tuur6e es benz G~oritanoe iiber.
Iaiien5 0rt uto Belt Der nGfItan
Sa9resberiammIun8 gu beitimmen.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-07-17
211arktberI0te

6Hobo II. Sttli.
Ginbpic6 - 3ufu5r 3100.
8eefttete ieit bis itart.
@utc bis bette 9eepcs 1866
1865.
gtittclmdB. gecbes 1i.75-t2.5o.
@etpoDnl. geepe5 so.
8ute, bette Sdbrlinge 1850
1890. a5=
@tittcau. 5a3rlil9e 1t.75-1250
@eDobnt. Sa1rlinae 9.75-tt.50
suite 3. bette 8eioes 9eeoes 1915
III. IS.
@ute b. bette @cioe- gecDc5 1915
-t1.75.
Mittelm. 28eioe gecbcs $50
1850.
@cm0bnIi6e 8ccbc8 8.25-9.25.
aiibe un0 sellers felt bis itorf.
@utc b. bette Sellers 9.50-10.50
@ute bis bette 0iibe 8.50-9.75.
Q|}itteImdbige aiibc z50-8.50
@~epobnIide 5.00-750.
6todcrs ii. 5ceoerS felt big itarf.
8lttc Ills bette 6ee0er5 8.75-
$50.
@itteImdBige 1850,
8clp0bnIihe 6.75-7.50.
~ YIN. -. w-- 4. no 11
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-07-17
gefdlaanaGmtc bentidle 7ampfcr in
Woitun iuer0en reuariert.

Bolton, M}aii, IL. 8u(i. - Gas
Mtarineoepartenent oronete cine al,
nalte Snipi8iertng Der ietner3cit Dc.
ihla8nobmten 0eutideu Sampler
aaronprin3eIitn Gecilie@ o2tmertta~
uuo uGtncinnati" an. am oieiel6en
m6glidit bolo III ieetiidtigcn 81.
itono bringen 3t [aIIen.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-07-17
glns neln Qr6en ncidliehen..

9oopcr, gteb, IL. SuIi, Ser
no9e Sooper tpo9nen0e 6ormer Con.
rat llebling lit geitern morgen ats
Dem 2eben gei6ieoen. Or mobnte
45 Sp6re IN 6ieior Ga9en6 un0 er-
reidte ein 2tlter bon SIS So6ren.
Seine @itlpe un0 bier Gin6er be.
trauern ieinen Sob.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-07-17
9lud eliiflidl abqelanfen.

Nlott8mottb, g}e54 II. Sui.
Gin 4eriofen3lrg fu6r 5onntag
abeno III oo8 4ptonlo6il bon 8enr1
Holtiug btnein. Ger aroftDdqe1
ipuroe ie9r beiddotgt bod Goltino
entfom nitnoerbnrerpeiie unber[ebt.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-07-17
ucni9keiten aus Jopa.
Soluns Mliliaen cinacapaeM.

4es Vl0Ine5, 81, 16. Sui. ~
Die Atational8ar0e BON Soma Duroe
geitern mobiliiiert, ltno 1920 Utann
9aben iid III ibren betreffenoen @ar.
%niIonen e~in0einuoen. Sic mer0en iii
ehpu 8lpei 8o6an nod Sort Qa.
ming "a az. geion0t mer0et.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-07-17
staat fanft 06liaationen ppn Turf

Tori, Ne61 II. sui. -. sic
5taot8beboroe fir offentIi6e Gono8
Dat geitern, ipie ans 2incoIn bertt.
tct miro, ben aoli BON Sfulbono8
Der Staot gorf in 5obe bon $225,.
600 beidloiien.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-07-17
3as @eme6r oiaa lbs.

GIe0rflel0, 81, Is. sui. = Gan
Goffmon 5obn BON s. 81. Gofiman
bon California, berleBte iid er6ebIi0
0eu rc6tca qrrH, ais cine 5drot
finite itd pl09tid entllto, 0crortiq,
0aB cine qiuptttatton ser rcdten
@an0 nottuctoig nltr0e.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-07-17
NnS Dem Staate Ntbrasfal

I6dtern @labbs unb geilie per
9lutumpbil bier uugelangt inn 5rau
9oed8 Gltern, 8errn ul6 5ru1t
Charles AiHb, eiHen 8eiu6 ob3t.
itatten. .a
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-07-17

2ltrd10ltlff5pfet5 14.oU-l465.
6ohlter 4rei8 1886.
Stafe- 3ufu6r 1900; Morft itorf
@ltte uno bette 2amtner 14.75-
1910.
@nte uno bette Mattteridafe SOC
$50.
@1fe puo bette @io5crs 900
1000
Ct. Soiep6 Mnrft6eridt.
ct. Soiep6, IL. Sui.
&inbuief = s3ufubr $500.
Shueine = 3ufu1t 5000; Marft
longiam, 5-t0c nieoriger.
9oditer 9rei8 1866.
8urhidnitt8preis Ia, S5-t5 80.
5dafe 3ufubr $500; t0-t5c
nte0riger.
Sania8 Gitg Marft6cridt.
Ganio8 Gitn IL. 3ltli.
&lnDbleB = 3ufubr 10000.
ailbe nnh SdbrIinge felt.
Stodcr8 felt. longi1m.
Galber i6tpah bis SOC n%ie0riger.
SdJmeine - 8pfltbr 10000; 9}ortt
langian, 10-15c nie0riger.
@0hiter 3rei8 1870.
8nr9idnitt8preis 460-t5.60.
Sdafc - 3ufubr 1000; M}orft felt.
@efitterte 2dmmer 1925.
Chicago @arftberidt.
G6icogo, II. SuIi.
Hinboie9 - 3ufu5r 5000; gtarft
felt.
tens 10-15c nieoriger.
SfluciHe 3ufpbr $4,000; mel.
S6diter Greis 1870.
8urhidnittSpreis Ia. 60-f5.50.
Shafe = 8nfubr 2000, Marft felt.
@efittterte Examiner 1850.
Smaba @etreibcmdrft.
Smdbo, II. SuIi.
Starter &ci3en-
Scr. 2 243-250
Ar. 8 242-245
&eiBes Corn
Scr. 9 t96-t961b
gtr. 8 t95H-i96
Scr. 4 195-t95lS
SIR. 8 t9415-i95
Yer. 6 1876
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-07-17
Suiep6 Mlarft6eridt.

longian, 5-t0c nieoriger.
Soldier 9reis 1866.
9nrdidnitt8preis IA, 85-15.30.
Sdafe 3ufabr $500, 10-t5t
n~te0riger.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-07-17
Der $4,000 Freiheits-B Bond contest
Besitzt Elm Maxwell---Spart an
Gasolin-R echnungen

Gos 9}orlDeI lit eu bubidcs. bequcme8 a1tto.
0es sproftiitcn 0}anne8 2ttto oos locale u
Sniliengebrold.
9eindt pniere 9erfaaisrdture uuo fauft Gler .
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NORTH BENNINGTON

| Miss Elizabeth Fruitrich is i'll.
] c. w. White has purchased a tour.
ing car.
J Clarence and Miss Mildred Parker
are sick,
c. d. Phillips is improving from his
recent illness.
Mrs. VIM. Clown has been quite i'll
for several days.
Mrs. James Proudlove is very sick
with the grippe i
Charles and Edward Austin are
sick with the grippe.
John Walsh is Ill at his home on
upper Main street.
Mrs. Josephine Brundage has re-
turned from Undertook.
Miss Ruth Eldred has returned from
, visiting friends in Burlington.
Clayton Stewart has returned from
visit to his home in Petersburgh.
Sydney Colvin has been confined to
the house for two weeks with a sprain-
cd ankle. a
The Misses Helen and Hilda Rock
wood are guests OF their. sister Mrs.
j. l.. Durham.
There will be rehearsal for the
Easter music in the Methodist church
Sunday at pm.
Mrs. Newell Maston Of Hoosick
Falls was the guest Friday Of her sis.
ter Mrs Harry Hager.
Miss Esther Synder has been in
Petersburg to visit her parents Mr..
and Mrs. Conrad Synder.
Thomas j. Powers of Bridgeport,
Conn.,, has been the guest of his par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Powers
Miss Ruth Hall of Aiddlebury col
lege is spending the Easter vacation
with her mother. Mrs. Martha Hail.
Mrs. Fred Bagley of Hartwellville,
VT, is spending some time with her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Clifford Rob
erts.
Mr. Bushee, an employee at the
Payne brush factory, Is in the Samar
itan hospital for treatment for ear
trouble. -.
James Bassett who is in hospital
in Warren, Ohio, is making good re-
covery from an operation for appen-
dicitis.
Mrs. S. O. Tefft has received the
news Of the death OF her sister-in-
law, Mrs E. J. Madison at Frankfort,
Ind. on Friday.
Frank Church, who has been en-
ployed at the White Cos shops for
some months has moved his family
back to Petersburg.
Raymond Clark, Myron Stewart,
Raymond Bentley, Otis Burdick, Lee
Church and Ralph Babcock were re-
cent visitors at their homes in Peters
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TO TEUToN WoRkMEN
Strong Appeal From Russians Il
Throw OF Yoke.

An appeal TO the workmen of the
German and the Austrian coalition to
rise against the imperial authority
and to establish their freedom, says
the Petrograd telegraph agency tthe
Russian official news agency, was
launched at a mass meeting of work
men. soldiers and deputies held on
Wednesday at the Duma. The ap-
peal was directed to the proletariat
OF the whole world, hut 1t specially
designates the central powers, urging
the workmen of these countries to
throw off the yoke of autocratic rule
as the Russian people have over
thrown the imperial autociat, and
refused to serve longer as an instru-
ment in the hands of kings, capitalists
and bankers" BY united effort the
appeal declares. I'VE can stop this
awful murder which is the shame of
humanity"
The document states emphatically
that 1t is not a craven appeal for
peace, declaring: Russia will defend
its new found liberty against all in
reference whether from within or
without 1t will not yield before bel
ligerent bayonets nor will /: permit
itself to be coerced by foreign mill.
tary power"
During the debate on the text OF
the appeal opposition was offered by
several speakers who expressed the
opinion that il was inopportune and
likely to be misunderstood in Ger
many as an admission of weakness.
NJ. Toheldse, socialist member OF the
Duma and president Of the workmen's
and soldiers delegates. replied:
When we speak to the Germans we
always keep guns in our hands. We
shall fight to the last drop of blood
for liberty, il the Germans do not &C
cept tho appeal The dominating
idea Of the appeal is that we are seek
ing peace by urging others to throw
off the yoke"
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o'clock Tuesday afternoon.
+, Morning worship will be held at the


Congregational church on Sunday
morning at IL O'clock. The pastor
preaching. Sunday school follows at
u O'Clock. A union service will be
held in the BAPTIST church at o'clock
and the pastor OF this church giving
the sermon. The usual midweek meet
ing will come on Thursday evening at
A7:30 in the vestry.
!, The postponed Willard reception
under the auspices of the Woman's
Christian Temperance Union will be
held next Wednesday afternoon, April
1, at the home of the Vice President,
Mrs. A. S. Payne. An attractive num-
Der on the entertainment program, is
to be play. entitled Before and AZ
ter Taking" Refreshments of ice
cream and cake will be served, and
the usual silver collection taken for
the benefit OF the Frances Willard
Fund.
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Attsntion Dog owners.

Dog owners should remember, that
after the First of April, to license q
dog will cost So for q male and IS for
a female; consequently. don't delay
getting ydur dogs licensed prior TO
that time made 81 and female for Sc.
This year. April !, falls on Sunday,
consequently shortening UP the time.
Don't delay. .A ,4tygo ut 2R ~
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in PownaT As years ago. She had liv.

in Pownal 4S years ago. She had liv.
ed in this village for IS years. She
was married twice, her first husband
being Sherman Kim ball OF this mar.
riage three children were born, Mrs.
Clinton kately of Pownal, Mrs. John
Ludwig OF Philadelphia and John Kim
ball, all of whom are living Ten
years ago she was married to Frank
Moon. Besides her husband she
leaves three brothers. John Barber of
Pownal, James Barber Of North Ad.
ans and Henry Barber of Champlin,
Mimi ttM
Mrs. Moon had been an Inspector in
Cooper's mill for a number of years
and was recognized as a faithful and
hard worker.
The funeral arrangements have not
yet been made
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burg.


The Misses Marion and Marjory
White and the Misses Rosaland and
Clarice White are at home from their
schools In Massachusetts for the
spring vacation.
The final service of the union evan
gelistic meetings will be held at the
Baptist church Sunday evening. April
], and Rev. ]. S. Clark OF the Con-
|giegational church will occupy the
pulpit. t.e
There viii be services at 10: 80 In
the Baptist church Sunday morning.
The pastor Rev. r. NJ. Derwacter will
speak ON the texts''Behold thy King
Cometh into acrhee" The Sunday
school session follows the preaching
service at l1:45.
The Junior Pathfinders will hold an
Easter sails attsie home of Mrs. +.
d. Ranney on Main street, Monday az
temoon and evening, April 2. common
cling at $3.50 p. M,AEyerything on sale
will be suitable homemade candy and
potted plants. ~
There was good attendance at the
union evangelistic service held at the
Methodist church Thursday evening.
Rev. G.. II. Mead of Bennington was
the speaker, and there was special
music for the service, solo by Mr..
and Mrs Parker of Bennington.
Spaford-Entered into rest at
Schenectady, ~ Y, March 81, Abigail
f. Spaffoid Funeral services at the
residence. 407 Mcclellan street Mon
day evening at 1880 o'clock Rela-
tives and friends are requested to at
tend. Burial at North Bennington at
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FOR SALE--Farm OF IS acres on
main road, 2 miles from Bennington,
IS acres meadow and orchards, As
acres spring watered pasture. About
800, apple. rs cherry. plum and pear
trees and small fruit, new cow barn
with 26 ties, horse barn, corn house,
hog house, wood shed, straw barn and
Q hen houses. 10 room house with hot
aud cold water system Farm cut ~
loads hay last year. For further par
ticulars address NJ care of Banner
Es Site
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Jan. 10th, 1916.
"I had Cata,vh for Mirt-nine years,
and doctored with a great many
doctors and took all the patent medi-
cines that heard of. At last, Invent to
Canada and saw Fruit-a-tives "adver-
tised. commenced taking themin1914,
and kept right on for year and my
Catarrh was entirely reliesed. Thank
God for the relief as it is an awfth
disease to have. The "Fruit-a-tives"
have helped me in other ways, also.
Now, if you want to publish this, you
may do SO for it is nothing but the
truth, and the whole TRUTH.
MATTE RHAPSTOCK.
Sold by all dealers at Soc. box, for
$3.50, trial size Csc. or sent postpaid
ON receipt of price by Fruit-a-tiyes
Limited, Ogdensturg, New York.
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FOR SALE-Richard J. Hurley
residence. Corner Gage and Brad
ford streets. Just vacated. Equipped
with all modern Improvements includ-
ingselectric lighting and steam heat.
Also three building lots on Gage and
Bradford streets. For terms inquire
at No. 161 North street. Telephone
466-R. r. j. Hurley. 50t6
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FOR SALE-15 acres OF good land,
located on main road miles from
Bennington post Office. Good 5 room
brick house, COW barn, horse barn,
1,c6rn house, large hen house. wagon
sheH, slaughter house 20x20, barn
16xe6, 10 COW silo and one other barn
1896. Price $500. Nash & Hutch
ms 4Stf
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FOR SALE-The home place Of
Mrs. w. ]. Hurley, situated on Main
street in village Of North Bennington.
PROPERTY consists of good sized, two
STORY house In excellent condition,
food barn and extra large lot. from
which building site might be sold
House Is equipped with steam heating
apparatus. recently installed, and has
d fine bath room This is particul.
arly desirable property. For price
and terms apply to Charles N Pow
era, Bennington. VT. 4St6
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FOR SALE--Double house on Dew
ey street near Main, s rooms, pantry
and bath room, lavatory up stairs and
down on each side, electric lights,
large lot. Rents for $50 per month.
Price $4,000 Nash & Hutchins. 49tf