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COMMISSIONERS, NOTICE

GobaNS ~ N''S'N ~ w SNN'WN' Ns4
The Undersigned, having been ap-
jointed by the Honorable Probate
Court for the District of Bennington
Commissioners, TO receive examine,
and adjust the claims and demands
OF all persons against the estate Eof
Arnold w Woodward late of Ben
nington in said District deceased,
and all Claims exhibited in offset
thereto, hereby give notice that we
will meet for the purpose aforesaid,
at the First National Bank in the
village of North Bennington, in said
District. on the 18th day OF January
and Sth day of June next, from 2
o'clock D. M, until 4 o'clock p. m, on
each of said days and that six
months from the 18th day of Decem-
Der A. D., 1917, is the time limited by
said Court for said creditors to pre-
sent their claims to us for examina-
tion and allowance. Nv
Dated at North Bennington, Vt,
this 10th day of December A. d.,
1917.
w. G. Shaw,
t S Ralph A. Jones,
Commissioners
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FOR SALE--We have a lot OF good
second hand heating stoves and rang
as. All kinds OF second hand furni-
ture for sale at low price in the
rear of Pottery on Park st. j. Ed
Walbridge. 1877
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1917-12-20

FOR SALE-One light set OF de-
livery Sleighs, one nearly new Range
stote, wood and coal crates, one
chunk stove. Enquire at 203, Divi-
sion street. 74t6*
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FOR SALE-Seven room house,
pantry toilet, y shed or summer
Kitchen. slate roof. Located on
Maple street price $1,000 Nash s&
Hutchins. 4Str
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tsENNINcToN BRIEFS
wsWh OF sne Town snt NIiisss Fese
RFsesly tor susy E~aasra

NswA ~ sns Town snt NIiEsss Vols
HsGesly sor susy E~aAsra
Get your Red Cross membership
today
Born, Dec. 16, daughter to Mr..
and Mrs. Edward Riley
Mems, ladies' and children's bath
robes, slips to $3.50 at Joe Levin's.
ADV,
Get your Red Cross membership
today from r. c. Martin or w E.
Bissell
Ladies fannelette, silk and crepe
kinonas $500 to $59S at Joe Levin's
corner store. ADV.
/ Women's Fylannellete kimonas, a
large assortment, special for $lO0 at
the New York store. ADV.
George Walsh in This is the Life"
and company of midgets> playing
I"Hash and Hearts" Adv.
MIR. and Mrs. John NJ Wagar have
returned toytheir home in Troy, after
visiting relatives in town.
Edward Moore has been called to
Munsen, Mass, to attend the funeral
OF cousin, Mrs. Ellen White.
Abe, the jeweler, will be at the Put
nam house Saturday evening and will
remains until after Christmas,
Pretty new Toques and Scarf sets
OF velvet and silk combinations at
and 1888 set at Drysdale's. Adv.
If a solicator don't flnG you for
Red Cross membership, look one up
or tel--12O--F c. Martin or Mr..
Bissell
The evening bowling club will
inject at O'clock tonight al the w
M. c, A. Tor the last time before the
holidays s
ms. Fred w. Spear left last night
for Rensselaer,, n. Y, where she was
called by the death of her nephew,
Leroy Mallory. W
Miss Alice Rousseau OF School
street who has been confined TO the
house with infamatory rheumatism,
has recovered.
We at home are the army behind
the army Orders are from head
quarters that we buy Red Cross
memberships this week.
The Young Woman's club will hold
dance in their rooms Thursday
night from to IL. Donnelley's four
piece banjo orchestra. ADV. 72tS
The Red Cross have to have dol
lars and your membership is2 one
dollar, every dollar helps your son,
your brother or your father over
there
Something new A Lilliputlon
comedy--none of the cast bigger
thartssGeneral Tom Thumb Sec the
little old folks at Harte Theatre To-
day ADV Ma h
Ns#s was received here yesterday
of Tie death OF LaFoy, the 10 year
odd sen Of Mr. and Mrs James Nal
10y anf RensBelaeg n. Y, Former
rEbissgts OF @$Iitown. "a
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1917-12-20

WANTED-Man and wife to ran
boarding house at mill in WooGsord.
phcne 1921. Plunkett, Webster
LemSor Co, Bennington. VT. d5tl2'
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WANTED-To buy feed bags ard
phosphate bags. etc, Highest prices
paid Morris Levin, Jr Tel 274-M.
Bags will be called for. 79t25T
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FOR SALE7-Two new milk COWS
at Forrest Montgomery the Brick
house, SALISBURY, H. F. D. l. 59t6"
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FOR SHE ls1lne natural 3Wood
blackboard surrey; 2 set light deliv-
n cry sleighs, cutters, 10 set single
and double harness. 81 School ST
~ arrow III sssssa.3 1876
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WANTED

WANTED-Six good allaround
machinists and repair men. Also two
die and tool makers. Good wages.
Apply Bartlett All Steel Scythe CO.,
Salem, n. Y 7lt6
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FOR SALf-15 Rhode Island Pull
lets, two cockerells. Y. Hard. Airing
ton, Vt, t4tV"
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Colds Cause Headache and Grip.
LAXATIVE BRoMo QUININE Tab
Tets remove the cause, There is on
ly on "Tsromo Quimne" e. w.
GROVES signature on box, $50
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FOR SALE

FOR sALE-Fox hound, yrs old;
] female, 3 yrs. old; 2 pups, 6 months
old. Herbert NJ Saunders, West Ru-
pert, VT 74t6"
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TO RENT-Large furnished room,
hot water heat, electric lights and
bath. 400 Hillside St, Mrs, ]. T.
Remington. 69t6
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1917-12-20

60 AENT--Stores. ol1ces, tene-
nonts shops. stables. Individual ga
rage, individual storage lockers. fur
nished apartments and rooms ell con-
trally located. Gao. M Hawks, AIS
%sln ~ T2tf
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1917-12-20

WANTED-Capable woman for
general housework in family Of two.
Mrs. James u. Burke, 122 Grandyiew
st, 64f
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TO RENT

TO RENTING rooms down /
stairs for light housekeeping; also
two rooms upstairs, Apply 221
North st. 72t6'
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WANTEr.-Pupil Nurses. piE And
.elnse @enysd AZ the Taunton sihrs
9ospitsi Trsrlng School for Nlr gee
9or particulars address r,r Aftd1, 9
5oas, Supt., 1npu'cp AtstS Hnsp,tNl
csnutor. Masp s+f
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1917-12-20

TO RENT-Furnished rooms. APP
ply Joe Levin, Corner Store. 66tf
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1917-10-22

street booths. The demand for tho
actual bonds exceeds tho ability OF
the Government to deliver them,
which shows that thrifty investors
prefer them to the interim certificates
given out with the first Issue.
Tho Women's Liberty Loan Com
nittcc announced to-day that It's SELL
ing organization had boon Increased
to 10000 members for the final week
OF the campaign.
A tent for the sale or bonds was
erected In front Of the Plaza Hotel by
tho Womcn's Motor Corps OF the Ma.
tional League Tor WOmon's Service.
Lieut.. Vincent J,llIcoc, nephew o.
the famous British Admiral and
member OF the British Royal Flying
Corps. was one OF the speakers ct
tho rally there. Paul u. CravJth was
another. Aviators had been expected
TO drop Liberty hombs." but thoy
failed 10 do so.
Tho entire receipts OF Huyicrs six
ty-six candy stores for the week will
be converted into Liberty Bonds, it
was announced to-day
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1917-10-22
DIG INTO THE STOCKINGS
TO AID LOAN, SAYS DANIELS
Secretary Tells Chitlgolns Money
Is Plentiful, but Warns Against
tloarding Il.

CHICAGO. Oct. 22.--Declanng that
tho Liberty Loan affords a splendid
opportunity for the removal OF the
family savings from the stocking to
a safer place, Secretary Daniels In an
address before tho Iroquols Club
here to-day made a stirring appeal
for the success of the second Offering.
Money Is plentiful In America" ="
declared the Secretary. "rhe banks
are overflowing with ~. the stock
ings are bulging out with It. would
advise all who use that ancient de-
posltory TO tRke every dollar out and
put 1t in Liberty Bonds.
II wish every dollar in America was
on legs, so that II had to march up
J the street and ride on the street cars
10 get home. Then we could see the
dollars and enlist them In tho selcc-
/ tive draft. Under the law we have
: the right TO do 80,
! Just as truly as a republic can lay
( its hands on a young man and send
! him TO France in the trenches. SO It
can and will, II necessary. lay IL
hand on every dollar I'm America"
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1917-10-22
NEW DRIVE BEGUN
ON BELGIAN FRONT
BY ALLIED TROOPS
Wide Series Of Attacks Report
ei--All ObjectiveS Reached,
Say Paris and London.

LONDON. oct. % French and
British forces in cooperation early
to-day struck on both sides Of tho
Yprcs-Stadcn railway In wide series
Of attacks.
"our progress w.s satistactorN,"
said Field Marshal lIaig In his report
TO Tho War ONCE
Tho French forces co-opcratcd In
attacking 60 tho loft OF the British
For nearly week British artillery
hos been exceedingly active IN this
sector, indicating resumption of
Hnig's offensive. Tho assault to-day
was specifically identified by liaig as
a series OF local attacks" In contra.
distinction TO a general offensive
blow.
II was believed here that this series
OF attacks are the prelimlnarics to
another terrific drive ovor this entire
sector. The fact that the French par
ucipated was also regarded as owl
doncc that the great Allied war ma
chino il once again In forward motion.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1917-10-22
DOCTOR CONDOR ON TRIAL
IN STUDENT MURDER CASE
H. 5. Reserve Corps Surgeon
Pleads Not Guilty at New Bruins.
wick AMI Testimony Begins.

NEW BiU USSW1CEI. y. j.. OCT e.
Glad In his uniform as surgeon Of the
United states Reserve Corps. Dr. Will
lam J. J. Condor Of this city was placed
sn trial here to-day charged with mur-
der IN connection with the death OF John
'. Piper, Postgraduate student 81
Rutgers College. His young wife sat
near him In the court room.
After Condon had pleaded not sl!lty
a jury was obtained and Assistant PRO.
secutor John n. Coan opened the case
Tor the state. He recited that Piper.
who came here from Vermont. had tend
ed furnaces to help support his wife and
t"" children Among these furnaces
was that " Dr. Condor.
On the u.lht OF Feb. II last Piper dis
appeared. The prosecutor declared IL
would bo shown that at 10 o'clock that
nIRht Shot was heard at the Condor
place and - mau cried out for help. The
state would further show. he said. that
tho body OF Piper had been concealed lf
me Condor celia. until It was taken
from the cellar by Dr. Condor, whu
drove with Z In his automobile to In,
swamp near Spvttswo1d. where # was
found.
Mrs. Piper was the first wltnesa she
testified regarJlnE her husbands dis.
appearance
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1917-10-22
lEWU.S. OFFICERS
TRAIN IN FRANCE
FOR FIRST DRIVE
Picked Men From Training
Camps in America Getting
Ready for Trenches.

AMERICAN Field HEADQUAR.
TIERS, France. oct 22.--Thc flower ~
American young manhood was
brought together In "A temporary camp
to-day, training to become officers OF
Amcricn's first contingent.
They are the stars OF every train
ing camp In Amcrica--the koenest
clenhcst. fightingost individuals II was
possible 10 find back home.
Their camp In established temper
arlly In an ancient French trainlnr
school, owing to present lack OF
American camp facilities here. But
by the time the present detachment f.
trained and the next contingent al
training camp officer graduates ar.
rlvcs America will have her owr
schools IN France.
Although all tho present group are
first and second lieutcnnnts. mAn>
will emerge from tho school wher
their present course Ia completed n
captains. ready TO assume com mant
OF companies OAltflS NNAi bFNpAllt llA
structors for other officers.
beginning to-day the intensiv,
training for these officers started oy
a programme which will keep then
busy week at n time on all th'
various "spdcialites" OF modern war.
fare. For instance, q week each vii
be devoted 10 bombing, cntrenchivg z
rifle firing. grenading stokes-gun.
ming. Sc.
Thus prior to graduation every offi
Ger will become proficient In exactl.
the duties which he will In the futur,
require his command to perform.
Observers who have seen British
and French training schools In or
eration and who were afforded an ap
portunity to-day to sec these younI
American officers starting tneil
schooling were enthusiastic over thel
appearance.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1917-10-22
LAUREL ENTRIES.

FIRST RAcE--cl,imirs; twoyeSI,olds n.'e
and han furloilsS ,-IstArwor!, li2; E,iSahe,h Y
inv .iOS s,nny Hn limo !. TO-: orhid Nm;
los, I'o,r ButtcrflN. lOS; Ssrt icy 'lAdy
Small 100: G,p Nnn 10; sir oraoe, los
l1erl iNi 'R's,ondo iOS
SECOND Race Ola minS steenlsehass four
oldS and upna.d 5tL oyo i..5 ,i'" ig'
1.-Two G MH.,. G S@ Us CA AodGa Ssa 'S'' N''
THiRb RICF-T7e L,ouRelioE Liberty Rond
Pure tSo-l eAr,olds: oOs nile. -llNT,ie 10
Cayan pAv, loi ,rT,l,y wirhe'. ll2; sahotN
los, W,onAng lltj First TrooD 20
FOURTH RACE-Ths Canvas RSck Scins
Handoan; I'll ages SK furlonys lansien, los
nru ii6 Kan, iO2' Barr shannon I'm
Nern.y " no. King BAgaot l0N Mhonkn, 10!
e, 4 ontste,, rs; Basil, 100 Bmslar, iN
TIRsi R,CE-T,s C,usl,n H.nd,can, all
l'2 Bello. 100 Hsub,rN li5. Ed Ro'.s lil'
SIXTH RACE--ciS'ining. thres.yer-o,ds 'nd
V1Safi one mile anil q sNteentl. sam sick,
il6; rsddy Dear los PurAnsone Jos. oar,
gou - Hu,nl J. lo9' Hickorynut 20; .k-"' t'rn
p; 'Ts,r-s,9n " M,Gd1 i"' CSy,g I'm, nrH
,ls Lyna ior Hidden star linp.i iOI srN'tr-
FvESrI 4 TG Selling: tros yearol.,, opd
ND ono male and twenty yaris Lhy'r
S1nds l'5 seyilliAn 100 ksuo 100 Rroos',n
ltr 'Rusy Nrs4nd in 'R'auttul Mor. 'h
Gau,e Abl-'l iOG. 'Muugos-r 10, lractiun
100 sca R-AS, ind pi"rr. q Tcu i3l. AGN
IJuGor 100 'Lahy Mol %
'App7cuti,e al'"~lnc" 1r'.' so0l,
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1917-10-22
U.S.. ARMY MEDICAL FORCE
RAISED, 452 TO 20, 900
Increase Revealed at Opening Of
Clinical Congtess Of Surgeons
in Chicago.

CHICAGO. oct. ?2.-Detals OF pro-
grRmme OF human salvug.--physical
mental and spiritual--on behalf OF the
men OF America who hre injured In the
war are to be perfected at the Eighth
Annual Clinical Congress OF Surgeons
which opened here to-day.
Sir Berkeley Moynlhan, commissioned
by tho British TO confer with American
surgeons. presented a general report OF
conditions on tho various war fronts.
limiting at the high mark IN conservation
measures aimed at In tho British Army.
Major George w. Grille, In charge OF the
first base hospital In France. told OF the
far-roachinR plans made for treating
American victims.
An interesting fact revealed was that
surgeon General Gorgds, L. :. A.. when
war was declared last syrlng found only
ij2 medical officers IN the entire army
To-day no hss 10000 physicians aud
surgeons under commission and $4,000
| IA active duty.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1917-10-22
All ObJcctvcs Attained, says
French Henorf.

PARIS, Oct. 22.--Following is the
report issued to-day by the French
War Office:
I'm Belgium we attacked this morn
ing at the left Of the British Army on
n front Of one kilomotrc. our troops
attained all their obJectlvcs, making
apprcciablo progress north OF Vcldcck.
A certain number Of prisoners re-
manned in our hands.
"Reconnoltring parties penetrated
the enemy lines at various points on
the front---to the southeast OF st.
Quentin. near MonneJcan Farm, at
Pantheon and in the region OF Ia
hure.
severe artillery q ting continued
all along the Alsno front. German at
tacks between Rheims and Corny and
In the sector OF Aassiges were with
out result"
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1917-10-22
LAUREL WINN NERS.

FIRST Maiden two-year-olds
five and a half furlongs--Felleitation ion,
i09 (Schuttinger). straight $3.50, place
si5C show $50 %, first; Cv Jm a, aoes ScoIJ II!
Aztec, lii CKeoEh), show $40, third.
Ttme. I;l0 pick Miller irish Idol Pha!-
Bsaupre and Miss Fllley also ran.
SECOND RACE-claiming, steeple-
chase; tour-yesr.elds and upward two
rniles,-Garl. 1899 Q<sndry) straight
tsnl place $500 show ~ 80 fret; Oar
ter. i59 Fennessy); place Sm show
81 50. second: Jimmy Boy. ln CIV. How
ArdJ: show, So %, third. Time. Sat-i
GulaT Old iSalt. Kitty Ounce, Marcel
Court slumberer, Bamboo. Failing
Weather also ran,
THIRD RACE - Selling; two-yesr,
olds; six furlongs Miss Bryn, II
shoy $40, hTst; u. G. sssGh. II
to.Brlen, place $40, show IS 10, sec
ond; Moosehead. lil (Rowan), show
$50 third, Time, i:its:6; Colder
est Appeal. Poor Joe, Wawbeek. Mid
night Sun and Uncle sam also ran.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1917-10-22
SAYS CAR STARTED REVOLT.
s. \. Harper Declares II Was
wanted ns Excuse for Peace.

Samuel N Harper. son OF the Presl-
dent OF the University OF Chicago, ar
rived on an American liner to-day. lie
was with the Root Mission to Russia
ho declared he had been Informed that
the revolution was started by the Car.
who desired II as an excuse for making
8 separate peace with GERMANY. The
Cars control.
Mr.. Harper predicted Russia will raise
itsef out OF the chaos thot followed
the revolution. lie gave high p-uise
10 Premier kerenskv
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1917-10-22
BRITISH FOOD MISSION
COMES HERE FOR SUGAR
Sir Joseph White Todd and J. r.
Drake Urge Americans to Save
Supply for England.

Sr Joseph white Todd and John II.
Drake. representatives. OF tho British
Food Comr ilon. arrived OH an Ameri.
cnn liner to-day to confer with tho
large sugar interests OF the Unite I
States 20 ascertain II England can de-
pend upon this country for sugar ship
ments
Sir Joscpu was accompanied by Lady
Todd aud MI Drake ~. Mrs. Drake.
They were met at the pier by repre-
seniitiNcA ut sugar firms and banks
They will confer with Food Controller
Hoover.
Sr Joseph said II was hoped tho
United States would save for England
whatever sugar u might be able to
spare. England, ho said. had reduced
per cent. In normal times ii was
found. he dcclnred. that 90 per cent OF
tho sugar had been wasted.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1917-10-22
HELD AS LlBtnII BONDTHJeF
victor Accused of Taking woman.
Handing at CIaridHe.

Charged with larceny Of a Liberty
Bond ana S"' from Miss Ruth Andrews.
an actress. Of No. li2 wcst 10th street.
John Keith. who says he Is an actor.
was held by MAGISTRATE Marsh In West
SID" Court to-day In Si.OO bail for the
Grand Jury.
Miss Andrews testified that on sun
day uisht she met Keith. whom she had
not previously known. md wont with
h'u To- IN" Claridgc To dance. She ac-
'"pt"i the invitation OF an acaunlntance
10 danc" and SAYS she asked Keith Ia
iook after her handbag. She declared
he departed with II.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1917-10-22
ARMY SLAYER GETS 5 YEARS,
Judge Tells Clark tie should Have
saved shots Tor France,

william II. Clark, a tosmster IN the
22d Regiment OF Engineers. was to- day
sentenced by Justice Asphalt, In tho
BROOKLYN Criminal Brancn OF the Su.
preiue Court, TO not lees than i've nor
more than seven years in sing S.nR.
on Aug 10, Clark, VINO claimed that
hc was being annoyed, shot and Killed
brownsville,
The bullet went through the boys
body and wounded his chum, Charles
Zolla, also thirteen. The Judge told
the soldier that he used his Eun too
soon, that he should have waited IN
he got TO France,
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1917-10-22
G0MPERS MAKES LOAN PLEA
Urges Every workinsman 90 Day
n Liberty Bond,

WASHINGTON. Oct :2,--Treasury
tffieials are counting on great results
from a Liberty Loan appeal 10 work
lngmen made to-day 10y President Com
pers OF the American Federation OF
Labor. lie said:
1t behooves every man and every
woman to furnish the means by which
all the needs OF our nghting forces shah
be supplied and the only way tht
these needs can be met is by money
TO buy q bond not sacrlncinE or
Is simply luaning tho money
Il appeal 10 all my cOuntrymen, par
tlcUlarlY 10 tho men OF labor OF
America. 70 do all in their power TO buy
a LIBERTY Bond. and suggsst that the
purchase OF tho bond DO made or
Wednesday. Oct. a."
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1917-10-22
FIRE ON DUTCH STEAMSHIP,
HELD HERE BY EMBARGO
Origin Of Blaze in Ship Loaded
With Canned Goods Is rs
Vet 4 Mystery.

FIRE of unknown origin started in
hatch No, I of tho ilolland.Amesica
frcightcr Rjseldjk at the foot OF Sixth
Street, Nobokcu. At 4. NJ to-day and
spread 10 the coal buukcrs before II was
under control
The entire lIohokcn nrc equipment
Nha turned Uut and several five buats
hiiei other fIclghtcrs at thc pier Ncre
Ia Danger for time.
Tho Hls-ldjk IS loaded with canned
gOoa' ana htr officers say there was
nothing infamnAbe IN hatch four
where the ilsmes started. The damaze
was not estimated Tho thip Is one OF
| the many detained by tho President :
embargo.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1917-10-22
PRINCE GETS BACK PAPERS
Federal Agents Tell RoudaLow
They Regret his Arrest.

Tao Russian Prince Michel de Rouda-
kow. who was arrested early yesterday
by special agents of the Department Of
Justice and released last night after
spending the day In q cell al EAst 67th
street Police station, recovered his
seized papers to-day.
Tho Prince was accompanied to the
office OF the Federal agents at No II
Park Row by Mrs, Mathilde Won Herr
lich. Of No. 81 Past Sath street, q con-
cert singer, wife OF tlle Rev. John Won
ITerrlich. rector OF ST. Johi's Protestant
Episcopal Church. Bath Beach The
agents told the Prince they were sorry
he had been Inconvenience. No eH.
planation OF tho arrest was made.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1917-10-22
U. S. MARINES HELPED
TO CAPTURE ZEPPELIN
Every Bit Of Mechanism Of Kaiser's
Nauntei Craft Known TO
Americans.

AMERICAN TRAINING CAMP IN
FRANCE. OF "a number ~ Amer
lean Army officers to-day inspected the
German zopp,lln lie. brought down In.
tact 1y French ayiitprs Saturday. The
machinery arl Instruments OF tho air
snip were unchanged. the first instance
or Co. Mind since the beginning OF the
war Al the German alrshlp secrets are
now known to the Americans.
A detachment Of American marines.
who happened to be travelling In the
ncighborhOod. arrived at the spot soon
after the Zeppelin landed and assisted
airship and making prisoners of its
occupants
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More white House Pickets Get Jail
Sentenced

WASHINGTON. oct 2s.-Allre Paul.
Chairman or the womans Party. and
CaLDl,ne T.. Spencer. Colorado SPRINGS.
col. were given sentences OF six month";.
zach In Police Court ,,-d1v f,r ,,rsL.,-
lug IN frult of the White IIolg. In a.
saturday Four other women. ..,.,i-
ously sentenced to sis uinu,a.. Ncre
given thirty DAYS additional RI,
others got thirty days.
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BATTLE RACES ON TRENTINO.
All Austrian Attacks Repuised by
the Italians,

ROME. Oct Observation-Disclosures
adverse atmospheric conditions on
tho Trenuno front yesterday brisk
engagements with rifle fire took
place here and there" says the ltal-
ian ottCIal report, Northeast OF
Laghi PeslnaT enemy parties were
driven back aud counter attacked by
,rols. In tho Bocche region M
the Pcllegrino Valley ene..y parties
came In contact with the garrisons
Of our advanced postS, but aftor a
heavy struggle they were forced 10
withdrew 70 their positions