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TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-11-20
@robfiirlf Micolas
auf Der SilOlddbe!
tDiercr Ocpcid6cn Smfclec baf CT pom General
1taleSine Sen Obcrbefs6l iber sic kciaken
etbalten; icH Regent tucrccr.
Runeer eirfte in aublanO Sic auRc Perftellens

(True translation filed with the
postmaster at Omaha, Neb., on Nov.
20, as required by the act Of Oct. 6,
1879
@aris, 20. 93oD. @roBfiirit gsi.
9olas gtifoIaietpitid lit gum 9e-
fe1lsbaber Der &oiofen Des Generals
Goleoine gerllabt tpor0en in lleber.
einItimnlung nit einem Blnn, Die
Monar6ie in &tBlan0 ipieoer berau-
iteuen. 60 Iolttet cine 9epei6e bon
8ien iiber @enf peIde berte in Der
2a eSlforntotion beroffentli9t miro.
Der @roBfiirit, 10 miro gciogt, lit
in Dem 6ouptquortier &oleoines att
&Barfoff etilgetroffen un6 bat bieien
ieine 9ienite ange6oten. Ser @ene-
raj bat oen @roBfilriten oas &onl-
utonoo iiber oie &oiaten geeeben,
ibm beriproden, Die Monordie tpie-
Der ber5rtiteaen un0 i'm gum &egen-
ten ein5uieben. " 60 lnuten 0ie geadl.
riHten ans g8ief1. @roBfilrit 9ti9o-
las lit elm 8etter 0e$ frit6eren 3a-
rem bon mel6em er gum 9ber.
befeblsbober Der ruiiii9en g[rneet
ernditnt tpur0e. CT balt ftrenge auf
8is3tplif 1tf0 lit ols eirter Der brill
Iantelten aaboaeriefiibrer @uropas
befonrtt. Gr pur0e ON s. Septert-
Der 1915 ieineS aou1nonoos errtbo-
ben un0 gum 8i3ef6nig BON &olfa-
iten ernanlit. gs beiBt, Dob er am
2. Suni 1917 nod elmer roDoIiIti-
fden 9ebolte in &ifli8 6erboftet NOR
ben mar.
&erensfp IN Ser Suite OOn Srnppen.
8etrograo, W}ortog, 10. Nob.
(BuIletin.1 @eridten 3ufnlge be-
finoet fi6 Gerensfp lit 2ltaa init 3ipei
ibn treu gebliebenen grnleecorps.
Die Gdhri1t lit niht beftdtigt. 9add,
Ser gfieberIoge ieiner Srtppen BET
@atidina iob iid aerensfD bon iei-
men 5treitfrditet berIoIien. @}an
beriu6te, ibn 8u iiberreoen ii6 ser
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-11-20
DcrI9tnSrer Dor
Sem sllnSesaericbt !!
Gr0ffnnu9 Der &ergauSlnngen gegen
AZ 9cittide nnO Snbier iuegeu
&erTdlu6ritug.

(True translation filed with the
postmaster at Omaha, Neb., on Nov.
20, as required by the act of Oct. G.,
1919
Gan 8roncisco, 90. g2oo. - Die
pihti8Ite 8eridm6rungS @erbono.
lung in oieiem 2an6e felt &riegs.
begitn tpuroe bel1te bon 9unoesri6-
ter San 55leet er0ffnet oIS 8lpeiltno=
bier8ig 0eltIde, Syu0ier uno Deren
5reltn0e borgefitbrt tDuroen ltnt ii9
gegen cine 9lntlo9e, cine &ebpl1ttion
in SSSn6ien gepIont 3u baben, at bers
tei6iger. SSSlt Der ltrIprilngliden
8un0esahflogeidrift lper0en 90 Ser.
1pnen 9enannt, 0od itn0 bis jebt nur
AZ 6erIelben berboftet.
6ran3 8opp, Ser frijbere bieIige
6eutide @enerolfonIul, ser geipeiene
&i5e-&oniul @d6art bon Sboat,
2elttnont 8oron @iI6elln bon 8rind-
man, Der friibere 0hIitdratto6e oe8
&o1iulates, 1trtb Siam Gbanoru, Elm
itt0iiAer 8eooftellr, tper0en ol8 SSH6s
rer Der 9epeqitns be3eidnet, Sic
einericits Sen engliiden ginfluB in
Slt0ien idmd9en ioIIte luto on0erer-
ieitS Die @ntienoung GROCER Srtp-
penf0rber bon Seiten @nglan08 be-
oingen tpiiroe, mos fir 9el,ti6Io1o
notitrlib bon groBem gatBen iein
ipiiroe
g}od) oent 8eridt oe8 8ltnoesun=
polteS 9reItpn mllr0e Die @eridiu0=
rltng bonn oeutid)en ou8mGrtigen
2lnte aus Qeleitet pelaeS ouh Die
n6tigen @elocr 8ur gerfilglng itell-
te, um Dem g[nihlog gum GrfoIg gu
berbelfeu. 9[merifunii6e 9eolrtte oe8
@ebein10ienites 0eften sic &eridmo-
ritng ouf tn0 Iieferten ba8 8cneis-
material ouf 6os iid Die 2lnfluge
itiiBt.
g(uBer oen bereits genannteu Ser
Ionen befin0en iih nod noditebenoe
prou1ineute 0tduncr inter 0en 9ltt.
geflogten: 9iobert Goppelle, 4gent
bes gtorooeutihen 2lop0; 2eopoI0
gtidoclis, @roBbdnoler; @eorg &ee-
bid, friiberer oelti9er &onilI in
SoiiDlulii; 9LIfre0 bon 3inlmerntonn,
friiberer oeutider 9ltsGanosrniniIter;
5ran8 bon 9apen, friiberer oertider
@tilitGrattohe; gsoIf bon sygeI,
Sans 3duiher un0 nerldieoene
Gedtsauualte. e5roBbdnoIer, @tafler
ltno inOiide Aaitatorep.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-11-20
Nnterlka1ter itcBcn
altf Scmtic1c 1oatrcMiQe!
Sin 9Emerifaner blci6t anf Dem
GelSe Der Sire.

(True translation filed with the
postmaster at Omaha, Neb., on Nov.
20, as required by the act of Oct. 6,
1870
9ait Ser glnler 9frInce in 6ranf,
reid, 20. glob.-Gs bot pie0erum
einen tpeiteren 3uionnmenitoB 5lpi-
i9en glmerifonetn un0 0euti6en 8a.
trouiIlen in ngto 9}on8 2on0" ge-
aeben. @oae Gin8el9eiteu iin0 bis.
Der 1ti6t befonnt, ouBer bob elm
amerifanii6er Sol6nt getGtet pltrOe.
g[merifoniide 9atrouiIlen iino in
Sen Iebten 8tpei gtddten iebr tGtig
gelpeien. Cine 0apon begegnete elmer
oeuti4en 9atrouiIle na6e BEL oert
0elitideu 2inien. 9as 8euer an bic
ier mar beiB, nber fur3. Mlun
glau6t, 6aB oeutide 8erLiite ii6 er-
eiquet baben, ober oieie f0nnen nt6t
feltgeitellt neroen. q(rtiqeriefeuer in
oieiem 2tbidnitt miro NIT gr0Berer
2lftibitdt fortgeiebt.
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glns 6ent 9e6rFadl.

g9ai6ington. 20. gtob. - Ser @e-
neral-ErofoB miro gegenip1rtig NIT
@riuhen beltilrlltt, cine 8eitinmltng
5u erIuiien nod Der es geiueienen
2e6rerinnen, Die ourd ibre 8crbei-
ratung ibre SteIle berIoren baben,
geitottet iperoen io1, iid pie0er INT
iolde SteIltngen 3u beiperben. ST
beripies Die @eiude an Die ein5elnen
S6ulrate CUR gntiheioung. SSn ge-
miiien StGbten uniere8 2nn6es lit es
iolden 5ralen geitattet oerortige
Staaen ein3unebmen, fails Ser Mann
in oeu arie9soienit berltfen miro,
mabren0 anoere @enein0en Die Gin
itelllmg perbeirateter 5rauen berbie-
ten lmo bieroltrdl Dem @atten elmer
9emeienen 2ebrerin @eIegenbeit ge.
ben, iid wegen Ser glbbdngigfeit iei-
ner 8rol bon ieineln tigliden Ser
oieuit bonn gdlitdrOieiit betreien Su
Iollen.
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St00Sclefeiaer atlf
GrattspcrtIe9if
200 9entIdje iuerSen ueBen @erieh-
nnO Der nenen 8rOtlantatiuH
Oes YraIOeHten ber9aftet.

(True translation filed with the
postmaster at Omaha, Neb., on Nov.
20, as required by the act Of Oct. 6,
1919
So6ofen, g. g., 20. Sob. a[uf
Dem 8ruppentratsportidiff Hdftos
res, 0QS on1 friiberen 8erft Der Bre-
mer 2Iopo berolfert 1T, brad beute
gu friiber M1orgenlhln0e Elm Sdbn-
0enfeuer aus, 5u Oeiien 9efdttpfltng
iGnttIide sSeuerpebren BON So6ofe1t,
iopie altd 8lpei 5euerI6iffe Don
Man6atton obfon1lnaloiert lpuroen.
gtad uebrititttDiger g(rbeit lpuroe Der
@ranO rnter0riidt. 31s Gdiff foIlfe
0esinfisiert lperoen llnO mar alt nte-
lem 3luede periiegeIt. guioesbe-
a1te ftl0 Der 9Lniibt, SaB Der 8rano
artf einen llnfaa 5uriid3ltfiibreu lit.
9o8 6ener pnroe bol0 Oarl1ah
eIttoett nodDeln nngefdbr 200 Geiit-
ide pegen geimtbeddiitns Der Ser
or0nl1ng oe8 gr1liOenteu, Die feinos
Iiden 4usI1noern Sen guienthaIt ill-
nerbatb 100 YarO bon SdfendnInget
Derbietet. perbaftet tpliroen, llage-
fabr 8m6If 5tinoen nod grlnB obi.
ger &erfilgllng 0urf5pgen Gploatell.
a6teillngen Die @afennnlagen, 0urh.
iltdten 8irtihaften miO Spgierb1us
ier un0 bieIten ourb pcrOGdtige 9er.
ionen auf ben Strobeu an. Die
8erlofteten iultroen in 9ooten nad
gats 5slano qebradt unO Oiirfteu
luabridefntid bis ariegsiaLaB mad
einem iilolihen SrternieritngsIaeer
gebroAt peroen. @erluan0fe l1no
SSreltaoe beititrnlten bolo nad BE.
fmutneroen Der 8erbaftmg 0os SO.
li8eibouptquortier nit Aufroaen. Die
ieood aits nerldlieoeael @riin0eu
nidt beautportet inerOeu fonuten.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-11-20
Hrie9scrkl6tit1tg ait
Oeiterrcie9 ntS9lib!
Wlnn befiirhtet, bnh nnter ittiseu
&er6Gltniiien Geiterreider ipiO'
nieren fDnnen.

(True translation fled with the
postmaster at Omaha, Neb., on Nov.
20, as required by the act of Oct. G.,
1919
g8uI6ington, 90. -Gur6 oie
gSroflan1dtion 0es 95r6iioerte1 g8il-
ION betreffs Der Ausl1noer purOe
oie 0togIi6feit elmer &riegSer.
H1ritng Der Ser. Staoten an Se.
Ifrreid, na90eul Der Gongreb ipies
oeritnl sltionmertritt, pieber croft,
net. Sold ett 6hritt ipuroe bon bic
len als midtig an9eiebeil ipenn Die
Station oelttihen Spionen ooS
Sonoperf legen niG. 8ie Die 9inge
lett Iiegen brnlt1en MIR 9eltI6e
8u regiitrieren ltflb mir ibnen lit Der.
boten iih in Die berbotenen 3onen
an ben g8aiierfronten unO dbnliden
3u begeben
0eiterreider fino unter ben
i6IinnIten @eiebe8iibertretern im
Spionieren uno Syntriguieren gene
ien lin 0nrdgreifeno 6t0rungen
46bruf 81 tll1, raten biele 6ieIer
Hegierung, &rieg gegen 9eiterreid
3u erfldren. Die Moglidfeit, 6oB es
0en eriten Sdritt unternebnlen per-
De ne9en Der Qnipeienbeit amer.
Silfe in SStalien, miro ebenfoqS por-
oiisgeieben.
Ser @run6, ne8boLb cine &riegs-
erfIGrltng an Gelterrei9 bernlteoen
muroe, lit elm 0iplomatiides @e-
beinlnis. 91s Stontsoepartement
beantlportet olle bie8be3itgliben 6ro-
gen init: ntpir f6nnen oaS ni6t big.
futieren." Die Gbeorie it, Dab
Seiterrei6, eridloffeno, einen Sepo.
rntfrie6en nohiuhen miro m6 bob
oesbalb oieie 9fe9ierung Die 5rie.
0en8formen nit i6m altfredt erbals
ten nil.
9ie @roflantation 6es 95rditoen.
ten, oie bon oen oeutlden ltnterta.
men &egiitrierung Derlongt iie aus
Dem 3iItrift bon Columbia uro Der
Yonama adnaI8one bertreibt, ltno
nm ariegSeigetttum Sperr5otlen er.
ri6tet, erDfFnet ben @eg 3tr Sort
idoffung pieler 6pione. glber Die
8eonltan iagteu, DOB es fidts gebe,
ods 0iele 2eitte ooron binoert, ibre
2lrbeiten al Die 0eiterrei6er 5t itber.
tragen. @fiIit1rperionen glouben an
&riegSredt fir Sperr5onen un0
iun1ntnrii6e 8eitrafttna mebrerer
Spione oIs Elm obidrederoes 8et.
ipiel.
8iefe 9tu8IGnoer, oie it6 NIT
spionage beif)dftiqett, mer6en pabr-
i6einlic6 benz @Iitf bertrouen uuo
ni6t rcgijtrieren. aber Ole 9egierung
idlagt totfr6ftige 8uiauunenrottltng
oQer @er016tigen Dor un0 Synter.
nierltngslager eriporten 6iejenigen,
.meI6e 5u entidlipfen beriuden,
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-11-20

@oIibebifi 9teaierltng 5ii iibergeben,
mdbreno man o6er Die @nde fir i'm
ousiltd)te, fliidtete er ais Wlotroie
berflei0et. 9ds &onitee fit Die gief.
ttng Der ReboIlition itebt ben 9ol.
ibebifi feinolid eegeniiber ttl0 bai
9eqen oen 9efebl aerensfD al ber-
baften proteitiert. - 2iigu Iie9f OF
ser getrogroo-8sfoff @o9n, etlua
60 M2eilen iiioliA BON Gatidina.
Gnngersnut brpbt 9lnhlnnS.
2onoon, 20. 99pp. Gie Nabs
runq8nittelFrage IN 9fuBldno pref.
iiert bellte nebr oIs Oiclenige 0er
gebolution u1o Der @egenrepollltiol
mo 8nar nidt nur IN Eetrogrn0 un6
@fosfau, ionoern atd an Ger Srorit.
90 Ioltten Selegralrune oitS Netrps
sroi, 92osfuu uno S0eHo. Gos
@elpenIt oe8 Sungers lit Itarfer,
ais 6ie araft Ser g(rmeeit nt6 oiirffe
cher oGs bic lesteren Die Gitbe iuie0er
beriteaen. S5n monden &ldsen ba=
ben fid) Die 8olibebifi alt0 Bur
geoiie, bic Hacifiiten ilno @1ilifarfa-
Detten, oie gGnbdnger aereusfDs tro
2enineS bereint3t, Inn ben geuleiit-
ioneu Jetno, ben Simger, SIT Be.
fGnlpfen. glngeiifts 0es 3uinn1ireil-
brltd8 Der GratsportfaciIit1ten iitlD
Der 3erIt6i1ng Ser 2ogerbduIer ers
Ifeint cine antdItropbe ltttausbleibs
lid.
Der poIitiiden Sadlage nod ait
ltrteilen idetnen Die 8olibeoifi iiber-
all ite8reid at fein. Gin Seleeralltfn
aus Mfosfalt beiagt: nGie 5troBell-
fqutpfe in Der Staot 0auertea bonn
7. bis gum Is. Ronelnber itil0 eil=
0eten nit einent boAltdn0iaet Siege
Der 9oIihebifi.. Die 3erLalte heIiefell
ii6 anf ulebrere taitieuo Mann itii0
Der ongeri6tete SnbidaOen 1T groB.
g[les lit iebt rubig, lno Die CRIB
ning lit iuieber bergeIteIlt."
Cine 9oeIin 9epeide nleIbet iiber
oie Sage IN Stem: ogtnd einer 8e-
riooe i6limner gfitbeit0rungen 1T
jebt Die 9rDnung ipieoer befgeltellf. {
9epeihen aus 9etrogruo beidgen,
baB golihepiti iiegreid gelpeien iirlo
BOD miro geIagt es iei rriihtlid,
baB cine Reoftion gegen Die 9oIibe.
bifi eingetreten lit.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-11-20

moldine mar Don r1th(oier @ano
lpobI augs6ranut uoroel1 qing jeoob
ans, ebe tie oeu Grploiibitoff erreid,.
te. g8ie gealnte oes @ebeimoieHites
beridten befin0en iid) in fiinften
mo iedlteH Stodtperf 0es @ebGuOes
ausgeoe6nte Sfnei0ermerfit1tten Oie
ii9 NIT Der SeriteIlung bon llnifor-
men fir Oic 2lrlnee uno Wtarine be.
ldJdftigeli. cine peinIidle llntcrit-
DUNG puroe ioiort einQeIeitet. :
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,SinNcn gpm6c in l1nifnrnlfn6rif.

9iem yort, 20. giop. 9ier iplr-
De leste glndt in einem eIfit6figent
@ebduoe an ser neitli6en 25. Str,
in Dem iiber LOCO 5rauen 9ladt.
or6eit berridten. I'M 8erionenol,f5ue
cine 8onbe geflln0en Die Gin be.
oeItenoes Gualtltm GBnanlit ent-
bieIt. 9ie 3iinoidrpr oieier S0aen.
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Sin glut6idlilO oeiollcn.

gonoon 10. glob. - ggie beute
bier beridtet miro, lift Iaior gbelpn
bon 9lctbidlilo, ein Go6n uon geo.
polo bon RotbidilS ans Der befoin-
ten 9onficrianliIie, in @aleitiuo iei..
men 8unoen erlegen.
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gerlft eua bei einfdufen auf
Die .Sribune~.
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1l,etfcrbcrtpt.

siir Gnobo nuh llniecbinp; SA0n heuft
nbeit0 un0 Wlitmoh, fein ipsentIidlrr Tem-
pernturiuehieI
Ifr 9le6rusfd: Sd]on bate abenO nno
W2ittpodl, fein wcentliher &eupernhlruehIel.
Siir ssomd Gdon beltte 1benb IT, Mittipom.
tein meIentIder Gentperntltrue9el.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-11-20

sob I'M gerbGItnis nebr GentI@e ibr eioencs
peim beiiseu, ais glneeboriee nnberer slo-
touen.
glar besbaIb GirmOltiide, &Gitfer. 2docu
nno Bor1nen 5u bertoufen bnt ioIlte 0ies in
bee Gribiine or5eigen.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-11-20

oenrit fanft s'Oitunsr 3sitnua.
Bolton, 20. sfop. Der gerfuuf
oes Bolton gl0Dertiier an @in.
ainn0olpIl Searit wurOe oeilcrn bs.
tannt aegeben.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1917-12-28
vERMoNT's RECORD
Continued From Fage One,

president of one Of her colleges, was
$500 miles from home and ready for
the emergency with the breaking
out of this war her young men went
in great number into the Canadian
army and have been lighting and fall
ing in front line trenches; the state
with a population less in number
than within a radius of so miles of
Charlotte appropriated a million dol
lars for the war, and voted to pay
her soldiers so per month in addit-
ion to regular government pay
raised and equipped a full war
strength regiment and provided
enough equipment for another;
raised a regiment Of men declared by
expert examiners for the army to be
the best physically developed men
they had been called upon to examine
and out of which only 20 men in
1000 were taken as unfit for the
most strenuous work. We have our
faults, many of them, but slackers,
nevet.
In the center of your beautiful city
is tablet, commemorative to the
signing of a declaration of independ-
ence. Up in my home county is a
tablet which marks the spot where
the first blood of the American revo-
luton was shed in defense Of that
declaration. Today North Carolina
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1917-12-28
NOTICE TO DOC OWNERS

There have been five deer killed by
dogs in this section the past week
and four OF these were does and
there has probably been a great
many more killed back on the noun
tains which have not been found.
The doe at this time of the year are
heavy with young ana as the snow is
very deep and crustcd they stand
no show whatever against two or
three dogs. Beginning Jan. LIST.
shall shoot every dog see running
deer which has not got collar on
unless ] know the owner OF the dog
and in that case | want to call your
attention to part of Section IL of the
Acts of 1912 which provides Use of
dogs illegal. Dogs of the breed CON-
monty used for hunting deer and
dogs that will hunt or pursue deer
shall not be permitted by the owner
or keeper thereof to run at large UNI
accompanied by their owner and il
such dog be found hunting, pursuing
or killing deer it shall be prima facie
evidence that such dog was permit
ted to run at large in violation OF the
provisions of this section.
The act also provides penalty of
one hundred dollars for violation Of
the above section.
S. B. Hawks,
County Fish and Game Warden.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1917-12-28

and Vermont stand united to uphold
the principles here proclaimed, for
a government of the people and in
opposition to autocracy. Let us live
with each other in striving for full
realization of triumphant victory for
Justice, and the teachings of the Naz-
arine. We of the north will endeaVor
to bear our full share of the burden
and sacrifice and we know the people
of this great state will bear theirs.
| hope you will pardon the space
for this letter. We would be untrue
to ourselves if we failed to defend
our state, and unworthy the conf.
dence of the folks at home
Ernest w. Gibson.
Camp Greene, Dec. 49,
The Observer was perfectly fair
about the matter and in the same
issue in which Capt. Gibsons letter
appeared published the following
editorial paragraph:
Captain Gibson of the Vermont In
fantry had probably overlooked The
Observers editorial which appeared
two days after the criticism of his
State, which criticism, as he correct
ly so intimates, was based on infor-
nation circulated by Northern pa
pers. 1t was Immediately followed
by a mild protest from a Vermonter
in camp, and whose facts were
awaited of at once in the cause Of
fairness to that State. The readers
of this paper cannot fail in admira-
ton of the spirit manifested by Cap
tain Gibson in the defense he makes
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TIE EVENING BANNER
BENNINGTON VERMONT
Friday, December %, 1917.
BENNINGTON BRIEFS
News of the Town sne Village 1eh
Briefly fer quay hoRdsra

Dan V. Sweet, who has been visiting
in town for few days, has returned
TO North Adams.
Don't fail to see Nine. Petrova i'll
THE Silence Sellers" a i've act Met
TO wonderfully and a Pathe News at I
the Harte theatre today. Adv. ,
Mrs. Charles Brettell and daughter
Kathleen have returned from Chazy,
n. Y. where they have been visiting
for a week at the home of Mrs Bret i,
tells sister.
Mir. and Mrs Harrison ". Moore OF
Northboro, Mass, are passing the hol-
idays at their former home here and
will remain in town until after New
Years. Mr. Moore is the assistant
principal of the. Northboro high
school
Capt j. Benjaman Harmon expects
to leave inside Two weeks for France.
He is one of IS captains at st. Leon
Springs, Texas, who have been assign
ed TO motor machine regiments and
| who have been ordered to Camp Han
/ cock. near Augusta, Ga, in prepare
ton for the new service abroad.
A telephone message was received
Thursday stating that Allen j. Jar
Wis, a former Boston fire department
| truck driver who has relatives in
| Bennington and who has been station
| cd a; the big camp near Jackson
Vile Fla, has been ordered to
| France A recent letter from him
said that he expected to remain at
Jacksonville all winter.
Lorenzo f. Moore who some weeks
ago severly cut his foot while chop
ping wood and who was taken to the
Samaritan hospital was able to be
brought TO his home the day before
Christmas He has been informed
by surgeons that he will experience no
permanent i'll effect from the injury
but that two or three weeks will
elapse before he will be able to use
tho foot.
Miss Grace Millar who has taken
an active interest in the smoke fund
conducted by the New York Sun, has
received . card from one of the boys
in France thanking her for smoke"
package that was forwarded for her
by the Sun. In management of the
fund the sun is making au effort and
providing the means whereby indh
Observation-Disclosures will be acknoW-l
lodged by the boys who receive the
packages
George .lE.. Williamsiathis morning
received agtetter from Ernest White,
one Of the, Bennington boys with the
American cXpeditionary force in
france AT the time the letter was
sent the writer was in the hospital
with the mumps but stated that his
worst trouble was his inability to eat
az he wanted to The letter was
written November % and arrived in
The United States on December s.
Where it was during the past % days
is . mystery . et
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1917-12-28

of his native State, and of the senti-
ment he expresses in the closing
paragraph. Vermont friends at
Camp Green have in Captain Gibson
a well-poised champion and one
whose very earnestness enlists the
conviction of the reader and ready
sympathy with him
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1917-12-28
chauffeur's Prayer.

Sick Chauffeur Ito chauffeur friend
Say, bill, if | should die hire an auto
hearse. And, Bill, | want You to drive
it, And, old pard. on the way run it
into tree or something. I'd like to
go in a manner fitting my position in
life"
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1917-12-28
Talking Fire Alarm.

The phonoSraph and telephone are
employed in South Carolina invent
ors automatic fire alarm that calls up
central operator and tells her just
where the blaze is starting.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1917-12-28
Can't Be Driven.

"Gadsbur has plenty of backbone"
& "A courageous chap. ehfp
That's just what he is. lie says
he's going TO look over the new dances
and if he doesn't like them he's simply
not going to learn them"
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1917-12-28
NOTICE.

The annual meeting of the North
Remington Cemetery association
will be held Monday evening, Jan.
z, 1918, at eight o'clock at the par
lors of the North Pennington Nation
al bank.
+. D. Rannhy. Sec'y.
7Sto
Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1917-05-09
At the Congregational Church

Mothers day will be observed next
Sunday at the Congregational church
in a very appropriate manner in ac-
cord with Governor Sleeper's mes
sage. The pastor, Rev. A. j. Blair,
will have for his theme in the morn
ing, "The Worlds Greatest Author"
and will speak especially to the moth
ers and parents.
"The mothers of the land are en-
gagged in the noblest Of the callings,
the rearing of their sons and daugh-
tiers to take their places as useful
members of society" Wear a red
flower for the living mother and a
white for the dear departed. All
mothers are urged to be present and
bring the children.
Sunday school at 11:45. Special
invitation to adults to take seats in
Henry Upholt's class.
Christian Endeavor at 6:45 p. m.
Evening service at 1880.
Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1917-05-09
EAST DISCO

See Civilization" Empress, May
16.-adv.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Donovan and
Mr.. and Mrs. Don Donovan of Graf
tan were callers at ID. G. Johnson's
Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Orson Rowley and
family spent Monday with Will
Moore's.
Mr.. and Mrs. d. C. Johnson spent
Saturday night and Sunday with r.
L. Abbey and family Of Greenville
and attended dollar day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Claude Head of Eas-
ton spent Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs.
Smith Rowley.
Miss Ceresta King spent Saturday
night and Sunday with Bertha John
son.
Mrs. L. o. johnson of Grand Rap
ids, who has been spending few
days with d. C. Johnson and family,
has gone to Belding to visit her son,
H. l.. Johnson.
Miss Bertha Robinson of Hubbard
ston was the over Sunday guest of
her parents, Ebia Robinson and fam
lily.
Miss Blanche johnson spent Satur-
day night and Sunday with her broth
er and wife, Mr.. and Mrs. Ira john
son.