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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-10-01
CAMP LEE MEN WILL USE
DOLLARS TO FIGHT HUNS
Will Contribute Part of Salary for
Liberty Bonds While WELDING
Gun and Bnyonet.
FAIR VISITORS ON GROUNDS
Family Reunions Held in Every Sec
tion Of Cantonment, While Pack
ages From Nome Reach Those
From Distant Points.
FAIR VISITORS ON GROUND.
IFrom a STAFF Correspondents ]

tFrom a Staff Correspondent
CAMP LEE. VA. September 3o.-Not
only will the National Army men of
the Eightieth Division fight with gun
and bayonet, but they will use their
dollars to overcome Kaiserism. 1t be-
came known to-day when General
Adelbert Cronkhite, commanding the
division. announced that arrange
ments will be made whereby the men
at Camp Lee Will be enabled to sub
scribe to the second Liberty loan. All
over the country the campaign for the
sale OF the second loan will be started
Tomorrow, and ut the same time Cen
eral Cronkhite, through his regimental
officers. will explain his plan to the
troops.
Several thousand of the men here.
1t is believed, will avail themselves Of
the opportunity to mobilize their dol
lars and thus add further to the SER
vice they are rendering the country.
Many of them have declared that they
not only Will subscribe such surplus
funds as they may have, but are WILL
ing to make sacrifices In order to pur-
chase a Liberty bond. When the gen.
eral announcement is made and the
men volunteer a part Of their monthly
wage. It will be found that patriotism
is at n high water mark ut the can
tonment.
Every man In the camp will be
urged to purchase at least one of the
bonds Of small denomination. although
no limit will be placed on the sub
scription that any one of the troops
may desire to make. 1t is the plan,
however. to make the purchase geu.
eral and have as many men feel the
individual interest that would natur-
ally come to a holder of O Liberty
bond
BONDS TO he SOLD
ON PART PAYMENT PLAN
1t is believed that the plan of Cen
eral Cronkhite is to have the bonds
sold on the part payment plan, the
amount. according TO the number OF
bonds subscribed. to bo deducted from
the monthly pay of the men. This Will
mako 1t easy for the men, enabling
them to effect n profitable investment
and at the same time save money and
give further assistance to the realiza-
tion Of a cause for which all of them
are willing to battle. That the Lib
erty loan will be n success at Camp Leo
Is not doubted.
The first deserters to be sent TO
Camp Lee since 1t was opencd mt "
their appearance this afternoon, coming
from Camp Meade. Maryland. under
guard. Not only were the men ac-
companied by a noncommissioned
officer and n private. but they were
handcuffed. On their arrival here tho
men were assigned for duty with tho
depot brigade. 1t is not known
whether they will be held for court
proceedings.
The men came originally from Hunt
ington County. Pa. When they were
called by their local board, thew
failed to put in their appearance and
later were caught by the sheriff of tbe
county who had them sent to Camp
Meade. On their arrival there Il wo,
discovered that they were from d.
visions. the men OF which were sen,
to Camp Lee. and they were forwarded
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-10-01
DAMAGE TO SAyY-YARp
ESTIMATED AT stoo ON
tBy Associated Pres,.l

WASHINGTON. September s0.-Pen-
sacoia. Fla, was not greatly damaged
by tho West Indian hurricane, although
number of merchant vessels were
oriVen ashore. and the storm was OF ex-
ceptional violence. This informatIo,
the first to reach the outside world
from Pensacola since Friday afternoon
when communication was cut or. came
to the Navy Department to-day from
Continued on Second Paee.5
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-10-01
DOCKS AND WAREHOUSES RI
IN LONDON ATTACKED
IBy Associated !

IBy Associated Prcss.J
BERLIN. September 80 (via London}.
Tho following official announcement
was given out here to-day:
Our aviators attacked docks and
warehouses in London. as well as
Ramsgate. Sheerness and Margate.
The effect OF the bombs was recog-
nizable from conhagrations caused.
Our airplanes returned undamaged."
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-10-01
MoBs LED ny FORMER
CRIMINAL EyIxES
fRy Associated Press.

fBy Associated Press.1
PBTROGRAD. September 29.-Disor-
ders arc reported ut Tamhov, 400 miles
southeast Of Moscow. and at Kozloy.
in Crimea. where mobs, led by former
criminal exiles to Siberia, burned ana
DESTROYED much grain and other prop.
eEty.s The towns are under marital
law. and troops have been seat frosa
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-10-01
Continued on Second Poro1

TO CAMP McCLELLAN, ANNTsTOS. Ala
SOUTHERN RAILWAY System only direct
line. Leave Richmond q p. NJ arrive n
niston 4:i5 y. NJ, daily. Rest service to
other camps and cantonnenta South.NAdv
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-10-01
1Continued on Second Pare

BALTIMORE by boat,
Most Dsi,iShnIi ,GSmnn Water ste Trip In america,
moro Z a. NJ. Fares. S6. round trip; So one
way. YORK RIVER LINE luxurious steam
erD.-Adv.
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Sic @mpef.
StiS5. aus bsm 9tltnssIebsu bon
Sutes.

@egen Ulittsrna9t iii iis nufges
lpa6t. Der WlOnO pirft isinsn bIais
zen lSilbtrIbeiu bur9 bic 5snitsr.
sic fibIt iid nod gang miibs Don
TEN 4nltrsnsunsen bes seitrisen Sas
gss. .8enn fis iia rur sin lpsnig
1efpest, merit Iis, pie miirbe iie In
naen gliebern 1T. llnb bic Wliibigs
teit iiB. gang p6en i'm &cpfe uno
raub. ibr ben SdIai. Sic bat bns
Sefiibt, baB fie m bisIer Ra9t ni9t
soiebsr eini9lafen pirb.
GeItern 2lbeuo bat lie au6 einen
tltinen 3ont nit ibrlm Manne aes
tabt pegen bss Dirt6i6nftsgelbes.
sic lam pirtli9 nit u Dollars in
ter 8ode ni9t austommsn; bas pes
rigIte, b1s re brau6t. iinb Is Doll
lars. Dos bat iie ibm beim .3ubetis
sehen seiagt, unb er but iie Isbr bers
.rieblid sefrast. Ob ii' BERN ssnts,
G, fsi DOT Rurssm 0ili0ris pspsts
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gilbert aaltid,uaibt,
4uf bic 9lutlass Der geridipOrits,
briiiTft &unitionsf8iffs in bic
2uft au lprsnsen, prDseHirt.
Snste an Mittpo6 CHARLES Respa,
Der nupteStautsSeuge in BEN
4rpJsb assen aalti4mibt
in Detroit, aus.

Detroit, 8. Se5emlber. - Sn
bem proSsIe DON gilbert &altI4miot
uno fiinf unberen Wadnnern, fpsl9e
eirlsr lpeitpersfpeigten 9erf9tporung
anseilagt iinb, ipuroe am Nittpo4
pOH @burles Respa, pem Sauptaeugen
Der Rssierune, ertldrt, oab &alts
idmitt ii9 I'M Sn9re 1915 DerTGapos
ren bate, britiIde NsunittonslGifTs
i'm 6Afsn rpn Retp gort in ole 2uft
gu iprengen.
4espa pur6s pon einem tnndniiheu
@eiGnJuis hisrber gebradt. mo er
pe9sn 9et5siIisung an Der &alts
Idlmiot 5ugeIbriebenen 9erihipDrung
lebenslGnglit,s 9efdngnisbaft perbiibt.
Sem GrI6elnen i'm 9eridte bilDete
otc gsraniaifung gu Iufreguns unter
zen glndetlagteu, Su benen au6 iein
Batter. ieins S6peiter uub beren Sat
te 1epGren. Die Shtpeiter. frou &arl
SGmi0t, elite auf ibn Su unp mari
iir inn mn cen 1Sals. Damn tpurns
iie ctnmddltie. 9luh ibre So6ter
brad auiammen. 0as 9eriht perz
tcgts iih aAf cine balbe Shnbs, biz
Die e,burbIungsn fOrtgeieBt Dsrben
tunntsn.
R2spa bsscuete, Bag er unb br.i
anoers MdnHer i'm Sabre 1915 ii9
auf 0etIunJ ron &aIri6nriot na4
Rep Dor. bsgaben. Sic ieisn nit
Srn6s per''cbeR pprben, I'm Grploiios
Itoiie an3ntoufsu, nit be1sn britii9s
giunitionsififfs in ienem Safen aers
ItDrt perbeu iolltsn. 3euqe babe uber
Fe'tgeiteGt, hab bic S9iffe 10 iharf
bspadt tpulben, oob Der plan auf@
aedeocn iporben lei. @r bsibrieb bann
bic 2crit0rung Der pca6obpzGnldge
IN Waiferrillc. Ontario, ON q. Suni
1915. Terrsr feT6rie6 sr 5abrten na9
Bort 6uron, fpo Elm gtierbubnSSuns
Hel 3crirGri tpsrben fplIte; nah Ripiz
pen, Ontario, mo bic 3srfiSrirg elmer
Gliide ter Sonobif6en gnciftcsgabn
gs1lant rGr, fopie me6rere 9efuhe
no6 anbsrsr 9untieu IN &auaba gu
0enlie.bca 3redc.
Der Ser. Staoten 0iftriftnntpoft
Sinane IoQte in Der Rebe, in Der er
rem Toa in Ramen Der Resisrung
erlirte, Der nn6qefpieIeu perben
'piir0s, nnb 8altT6mtbt Elm &gent Der
oeutif'en Reqieruna lei. r8ir iperSen
ais gereismateriuI", fngte er, rstnsn
G6ed fir S25,000 probusirer, Der
pcu Dem G,rofen BON gsrHitorFf, bem
scltifeu Gctf6after, un6 Or. 8. =
grfoert, ppu her bsutf6en 8otihuFt,
cemeirifoftlid 2u @uniten ppn 9aIts
i6mio' ousceitellt purbs. mir tperben
MD einen Gbsd fir $4,000 BON Wolf
ocn Sqsl, rpu Der beutI6en 9ptfddft
uuo oon Saupfmaun oor pnpsu, su
@unI:sn tou SaItI6mibt ausgeitent,
rcrlegtn".
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SrinsiGa oomeaica.
Bon Setnri8 SeibeL

g2eiu Trellno Ri6aro 9lInenon
Troieiior Der &unitgei6iGte, nobnt
in einem 6ir1terbanie Der @01ias
ardter StraBe orei Sreppen bod, unO
3Dar iino es infnm iteile uno gIotte
StcinpenoeItreppen bon 10 furser
gSinoung, 0aB man 6us @efii6l bot,
IN Oas Saus acknowledgements su tpers
Den, nllein man miro bafiir belohnt,
inoem lie 5u 10 bebaeliflen rpobnlihen
Rdllmen fiibren, oaB man ii6 i6ner
entiGlieBt. lie tpieoer gu oerlaiien
Qie 3immer itno angefii1t nit fleie
ren <nitperfen uno bunoert @rin=
nerlrngsoingen zines reifen 9ebens;
es III fein @egenitan0 bort, an pels
Dem ni6t cine 8eihidte bdngt, ltn0
nlIes 1T aufgeiteqt nit .tr1em freuno>
fifen Sinn fir S60nbeit un6 Orb
nnng, 70 oaB elm titles 8ebogen ii6
In Oieien 9faumen Don ieIber eirtfins
BET. Yion trifft Serrn AImenau, je
na6 Ger Qrbett, tpel6e er bprbot, an
einem anberen Orte ieiner 3iinrner
beidaftigt. Seine aorrefpon6en5en
nuO @eLGongeIegenbeiten erle6igt er
mn ctnem groben Stif am sSenIter,
funit6iitoriifle @ortrdee bogegen
nereen an einen init griinem 3ufe
bebangenen 3tite niitten in Der
Stube euttporfen unb IN lbionberen
orbeitet er Dor eiilem
etehpuIte an Der Geographic eines
berlbulten 8Iobalers.
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9amiltpn.

- Sm Sntersfe be: Rabrunssmtts
tfIerIparniB 9at Die 2pge Der eagles
t'i6lpfen, ben Oissmoiissn Reujabrss
@mpfang uusfaLeu 3u Inifen. SagegeH
iolIen on Bittpen peritOrbsuer Wtits
9lieber DeihnaatstOrbs geianDt psrs
Den.
- Ter PoIi5et llntsritiisunssDer'
.in pd1Ite fOlgenbs gsamte fir bas
Eeue Sa6r: prdfosHt, Jrunt groipn;
@i5es9rdiibent, DiGiam Su6er; ge>
tret4r. Jrant 5iemepsr; Sdosmeifter,
Fphn Prnuu.
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Gsarren.
). .11alpphl. be g[npeI unb pls au.

gONN~1N w ~%+tf~s $3.50 Wv ~
| ZEN - -
gIibI9ma ri9tet CT iid auf uun
padt its am urn. Oas Gurdtbdre 1T
alIo aei9ebea. Seine lieDe, liebe Jrau
1T irreI ,Die 9lmpeI unb bie opisn!
Us 1T erousHbaft.
llnb nun !o9t iie. bas baorltrdus
belbe 2a9en Der 5rren.
Du armss &ino!!" iagt er. sJlf pir
fdOn lanss fO9 Sfi's eben srii sss
tominen2"
,gs mar nifts," faet iis. sd
bants Dir, neil bu lisb bit unb mir
bic iIeins 3ulase gum Dirtbf4difs'
gelb esben pilllt. Solen mir n'Gt
aud bic italieniI9t glHpsl 0i:o:r
bier bereinbGnsel ME in aItsn 21s
gen21
.Ood4, fast sr, gan, mad, pdb'
rsnb feline @sbanisn mibiom arbe'
ten unb bic neueits unersriinolitle
2aune ieiner arau gu erforia'a
iu9sn:
rGenib, bic Mmpd uub bic 5ofsa.
4ber seipib bo9!-
sic Iaht unb iit ipiebsr gIiidlit.
llnb fdIdft sin:
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1rage 5sbnmaI sinbrinslib pisbers
bolt. Si. lam ibm bod Hlbt iassr.
ipis unsliidIi9 lie 1T.
.JEi Is psgsn bes @rtpi9ufisael'
b,sg Du iouft bic 10 Dollars r0n
motssn an trissen', fast sr. .5il's
bssipsseng"
sic f6miest fi9 Elm ipenis an ieine
Sdulier iinb erlpibsrt:
Rein. bas ift ss nifi."
.!1err gOtr. mas ift Is Dann9s
3ogsrnb rnb idluh3snb fiEoet ne
Dorte in ibrem iitfsn aummsr:
Die .sofsl iinb "a -- -
sGh oOfsas.
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5heure 8ibeIH. Sis or'i
toit6drien 9ibeln befinbm iid III
grififfen Wiaieum in apnoon, in Der
9iaturalsgibIipthet in paris uno i'm
aloiter gslem bei aifabon. Die eis
ittrs 1T Elm Manuitript, bas Don gIi'
euiH unb isiHsn SdiiIern seidriesta
uno aarl bem @robsn an feIIgm SrDs
nunsstnse i'm SABRE 800 iiberrtidl.
puros. Sn ben breibiser Sabrsn bss
ltbten Sabrbunberts sehOrs bieic gis
btl sinsm pripatier in 8aiel, DIR IL
Der fron3Oiii9sn R.sieriuis fir 1890
srancs an6ot. G9lisbli9 ipures iit
fir ben psrbdIinibmdbig serirgen
spreis bon 750 piunb SterIins Drs
iauft. Sn ieiner Sisrlidsr SGrtfr o.
j6rieben, 1T bic gibsl iiberret.b en-
pra9tisen 0isneitsn unb glrabssf,n.
Die RapiisIiiberidriften iOlpis be-
Rams Stfu iinb iibraa NIL GolO6ud,s
itdbsu aiss.fiibrt. Cine adt Sol bcps
BON Silber umgeben, 9dll
an einsr Stelle ein arsus, tporan eli,
Campo bdnst. bic 5ur 9aIfte NIT D.i.
Iisem Del gsfiiat 1T. On einer anSsrer
StaIs Iinb bic Gisursn Usoiss une
garons in Der 9ra9t bss adten sSdbr.
tun5,rts borseiieat uno man psrmus
ibei, bag Moies aorI Der Grobe, ads
ron 4lcuin bebsutste. Die BARTER
9i6eI srI9ien 1927, mar auf Ssfsll
bes Rarbinals 3imint5 gebrudt drb
BEN papit Geo BEN 3tbHten sspiSm:i.
Gins ser brsi auf 8eIinpopisr sebrud.
ten Gremplare iuurbe 1889 einsE
fir 1900 Grdnes rtrs
ianft. Siefes gpinplar puibs iaI
Sabre 1840 aouis philippe ssidtnt
unb gsIonsts ipdt.r, an feline i,bige
Stells. Die brittle, 8elemsr gibeI. he
itsbenb aus neun Joliobdnosn. III aui
gersamsnt seihris6m. Bon Shnot
1907 miissncmmen. fam lie mad qa=
ris. T1abame Sunui Derlangis. Gls
portugal bic gibsl ;uriidtnufen :Dcas
ie. 10000 5rdnes. SabiDis asr
gldiSebnts sab lie inbeiisn. nadosm iis
nebrere 9ass bsim portugisiiihsn De-
Idnbten in paris ausgeitsllt mar, oer
pOrtugisfii9sn Rtaieruna 5uriid.
JIaf9tnpOf. Sii Elm Still
,uf Se in Gslatr, bann pi.ft nan
.ine eutDerI9loiisns 5lnifs cSsr
SiidJfe. in Der iih zine Hadritt pon
ben Istten Sdifialsn ter genBrpa
,efinbei, ins Mstr. SDI6e GlnIc9en
,oiien tommen oft erit u1f larger
3eii bur6 bic Rttrssitromung ire
Inbpo ans anHo. uHb bic SssGH'ter
,nblen BEN GiHosr cine Q io6HuHg
lus. gisber nnhm mon ifes an, Die
srfinbuna oidss Drtebrsrlititls ri
iinaersn Dntums. Doh idon in o;n
saae6iihern Res anlumbus iinotu
pir bieroon tins Rahrid;t. 2lls tsl
jroBe Seefnbrsr, ouf b.r RiiGveils
Ion Ieinsr qIiidliden entosduna, N
,er 9afi pom IA. bis gum 10. Sc
,runr 1893. siHsn fdipersn Sturm 81
,efieben bate. glaubis er. Die h5t.
stunbe Ieines tl,insn S9iffss i,i a.
ommsn. gr OerIdlof bnrum cine iur,
{, a6er gennue 9odribt b,s gntc;s
in tin tIein,s sab unf
onrf biss iibsr gOrb. Di.ie srits 5la'
6enpOii fnm ME an. ipobi afer ser
iibne Sssfabrn. Wdrsn bsibs Der'
6olIn eebIisbtr, tpsr tpsib. oh iobaif
piseer einsr oin @oasmutb tslsiftr
'Gtts. Die iiiln dnhrt 5u untsrnss4
sen.
angtborenes Eafsnt
o.: .gln. ME IN q bsnn, tnns Shr
junes nun Tfrn lnufen9'
g.: Rec, Iooftn innti g ur4 Hi6t
a.. on.---. "a A. fI~~8 =
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gerIanst sn fanfen.

aItt Gebsts BetteH--99tr bsSnblsu eie
bb6iieu 4rdfe fhr biefeIben; tpir ipsrDen bot.
fpre6en. tpenr bsnaGrtfhat ubrsfIe: .. O.,
. 800 Neii Gf1iie Ctr. Tel. ganai $50.
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True translation filed with the foss
master at Cincinnati on December 8,
1917, as required by the Act Of octo-
her 9th. 1917.
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gereins.Nnst::aen.
9eutid,er gionisr s,sreiu.

Die Mitalieber obiefn SsIeifs fhlb blfrnli
frenHbiioii eri,fbt Der brute NteHb nm utf
Il. Der Gfritdl Irrntane itnfiliHbsnbeH i1qnnf'
liden SefiGmi1lura. pstbnHheH nit tifeHl
gsrtTac toH 1aficy Care eanrf ifnS flninntmf
mttrersg reiisr wlifgaetu. rect Sibirrtf BET.
sBipchHsu.
| EsaG RssasE sstG u
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NORTH BENNINGTON

Mrs. Broas Scriven spent the week
| end in Rutland,
Mrs, A. II. Phillips of Troy was in
town Saturday.
Mrs. w. r. Madison is i'll at her
home on West street
y. i. Smith of New York city was
in town on business recently.
Miss WilheImina Hicks, trained
nurse, is caring for CD. Phillips.
The little son Of Mr.. and Mrs. Asa
Solomon. is very i'll with pneumonia.
George Haynes has been confined
TO the house by illness for two weeks.
Miss Ruth LOOMS has been spend.
ing week with friends in New York
city.
Mr. and Mrs. George Howard OF Ar
lington spent Sunday with relatives in
town.
Miss Flora Durham of Bennington
spent Sunday with Mir and Mrs. Reyn-
olds Durham.
f. i. Bottum Of Bennington was
the guest Of Mr. ana Mrs. A. $. Hatha-
way sunday
Rev T. f. Turner and son Mac,
have returned from spending several
days in New York
Elmer Johnson, chauffeur for +. b.
jennings, has returned from spending
the winter in Florida.
Mrs Frank Barber of Remington,
who formerly resided here suffered
4 shock of paralysis last week
John James and Oldest daughter Jul.
liza, have scarlet fever. Mrs. Olive
Telft of Bennington is caring for them.
Mrs IT, c. Roster win entertain the
Five Hundred card club, Monday
evening at the home Of Mrs II. H.
White on Bank street.
Miss Margaret Somerville is i'll at
the home Of her aunt, Mrs. John
Thomson. Her mother. Mrs. Somer-
vile from western New York state is
in town.
The Baptist church voted Sunday
to send their pastor, Rev F. NJ. Der.
NdtltTs as utieEdlt 10 the ijdpllSl
May meetings held in Cleveland. Ohio.
this week
Rev and Mrs r. b. Tozer, who have
been spending the winter with their
Miss Alta Tozer, in New
York city, have returned to their
home in Hoosick Falls.
Park Mattison, who has been EN-
ployed in Bridgeport. Conn. for some
time he's enlisted in the u. s. Navy. |
lie is a son OF Mr. and Mrs Fred c. |
Aiattison Of Hinsdillville.
Patrick Riley of Hoosick Falls, who !
is very i'll, has been brought to the |
home of his brother, William Riley of |
Mechanic street His sister. Miss |
Nellie Riley of Salem is assisting in
caring for him.
The County Convention of the w |
C.. f. IT, will be held tomorrow Tues
lay, in the Baptist church in this vii !
age The afternoon session will open |
1t 1870, preceded by All executive SEES
sion At / ,. IN. The public are most |
cordially invited to attend both after
noon and evening sessions. There |
viii be good speaking. special music |
md warm welcome for all
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WANTED FARM

of GO to 400 acres; tillage must be
level and smooth and black soil; must
be good buildings; near town and
good hgh-school on good road. Will
pay as high as 100000, but must be
good value. Give full particulars in
list letter and send photo. Apply to
j. J. Dashner & Son, Barre, Vermont,
S6t4
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NOTICE
Office of the Clerk of the Village Of
Bennington.

Office of the Clerk OF the Village OF
Bennington.
Notice is hereby given that sealed
bids for the rental of the village tree
spraying machineN for the season of
1917 will be received by the street
committee on or before Tuesday the
18th day of May 1917, conditions UNI
der which said machine will be rented
will be explained by said committee,
the right to reject any or all bids will
be reserved by the committee.
William II. Wills.
Chairman of Street Committee.
Bennington, VT, May Sth, 1917.
W. p Hogan, Village Clerk.
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KEEP CHEERFUL.

II is not the truth to say that
"kind words cost nothing" EV-
cry weary, sorely tried, disap
pointed, vexed spirit knows hours
when they coet more than hu-
man sweetness unaiced could
give, but they arc all the more
valuable for that. Do not LEI dis
appointment or reverses sour
your nature.
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Cinnamon.

Cinnamon is mentioned in Exodus
xxx, -. as one of the component parts
OF the holy amounting oil which Moses
was directed to prepare. In Reveln-
ton xviii, -, it IS enumerated among
the merchandise Of the groa Babylon
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When preparing old dry beans for
baking Il little soda in the water in
which they are soaked will render
them tender ana soft
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LIABILITIES.

% Capital stock paid in ..'.'''''-''.'.. '''
25 Undivided profits 49, :. LA
Less current expenses, interest and taxes ltlu
notes outstanding
- Net amount due Federal Reserve bank. 49,.
40 Net due approved reserve AGENTS IN New
York. Chicago and II. Louis ..:''..;.
Net amount due to approved Reserve agents ia other
cities
Al Net amount due banks and bankers tother than
included in % or }0
~ Individual deposits subject to check
"a Certificates of deposit due in less than 30 days..
checks
Nj Cashiers checks outstanding.
~ United States deposits.
81 Postal savings deposits :..'.
30 state county or other municipal deposits secured
by item nd of Res urces .... 1922.
40 Deposits recurring notice but less than 30 days
Other demand deposits. 49,
Total demand deposits, Items 81 a. 3D. 30, -, ~,
uyg 80. 10 and 81
Time payacle after 30 days or subject TO 81
days more notice:
of deposit
a. state county. other municipal deposits secured by
Z item and of Resources ...-'..'...''.--
A Other time deposits. $1,000
Y TOTAL OF time deposits Items - Fi and 44......
Is T. s. bonds borrowed without furnishing collateral
T. s bonds borrowed for which collateral security.
furnished.
Other bonds borrowed without furnishing colabefal
security Tor same
Other bonds borrowed for which collateral security
was furnished.
Total Observation-Disclosures. ....,.'...''.'.
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L. the oenane
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subscribed andwo o mt n,1,,
cay of May 1911 AUSTIN T{&l iASG4f O"rero"s
Willmar tribune., 1917-06-13
LOCAL AND SONAL

Gerhard Linman left today for a
trip to Minneapolis.
VA carload OF seven Ford cars was
unlOaded here today.
&. w. Jones and family visited at
A. J. Melin's last week.
Hugh Campbell and family spent
Sunday at Green Lake.
Miss Juliet Signal will spend her
vacation at Green Lake.
George Cook visited at the \. J.
Melin home the past week.
Paul Hedin returned Sunday from
a short stay in Minneapolis.
Otto Odlund spent last week at
his parental home near Belgrade.
Mrs G.. W. Smith returned Tues
day evening from weeks visit at St..
Paul.
Mrs Baldwin and son visited in
Minneapolis the latter part of the
week.
John Slagter and Garret Roelofs
of Prinsburg were visitors in this city
today
Mrs. Ida Moscrip and son, George
returned Tuesday from a visit at Mar
shall.
Frank Palm recently returned
from Illinois where he attended the
U. of l.
MIR. and Mrs. G.. II. Bitterness
spent Monday at Green Lake at their
cottage.
Miss Mabel Odell left Saturday
morning for the cities to spend the
summer.
Rev. r. 0. Tolo requests us to
change his address, from St. Paul to
Locust, Iowa.
DIR. Benson attended the Norweg-
ian Lutheran Synod meeting at St.
Paul Sunday.
Harold Ramsett and Miss Nellie
Robbins returned from the U. of NJ
last Saturday.
Oscar Olin returned to Minneap-
oils Saturday morning after visit at
his home here
Miss Olson of Park River, N. d.,
arrived Monday for a visit at the DR..
Sandven home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Otto H. Kuntz have
moved into their new home at GA
Becker avenue.
DR.. and Mrs. Sandven entertained
several Of their friends at a party on
Tuesday evening.
Peter NJ. Olson Of Irving township
! was a visitor here today while enroute
I for visit in Minneapolis.
"A daughter was born to Mr. and
Z Mrs. Lawrence Hanson. west Of the
city last Tuesday, June -.
Mrs. Emil Linn left Saturday for
{ visit with her sister, Mrs. William
RenstrOm in Lake Lillian.
8 M. G.. Lewis of the Handy-Lewis
f Motor Co., left Tuesday for Minneap-
Z oils on business mission.
Miss Eta Gabrielson left Satur
day for the cities where she will
spend her summer vacation.