davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Weekly journal-miner., 1917-07-25

 S14 Duncan, Richard Newell-Oak
 Creek. IFS Gibson, Laurence S.-Jerome, s. 1O7O Garrett, Chester Samuel-Mayer 73S Daniels, Aaron Orville-Selig-
 man. 1l67 Gonzales, Carnclio-Jerome, N. 2652 Riva, Pedro de la-Clarkdale. 1O97 Gamez, Daniel-Jerome, N. 330S Weaver, Edward G.-Henrietta. l19l Gitenis, Casimir-Clarkdale. 1234 Comes, Ildefonso-Mayer. l7S1 Lewis, Frank-,Prescott, s. w. 1360 Hays, Bradford P. S4S Erickson, Arthur S.-Jerome, N. 2323 Orndorff. Alvin-,Clarkdale. HIS Gray, William James - Je-
 rome, s. 293S Singleton, Robert B. - Je-
 rome, N. 121 Ayola, Santiago-Jerome, s. 2536 Quist, Homcr-Congress Jet. 22l Beck, Clydc-Maycr. 2655 Ricas, George-Humboldt. 3262 McVicker, Alex-Stoddard 3OSO Sullivan, Jeremiah-Jerome, N. 1857 Jackson, Jess-Jerome, s. 254S Rauh. Joe-Jerome, s. 1474 Hidalgo, Juan-Humboldt 1414 Hcckle, Frank Carpenter -
 Canyon. 22S3 Norris, Herndon J.-Prescott,
 s. E. 23OO O'Connell, Thomas D. - Je-
 rome, s. 2732 Rocca, Bernart Thompson -
 Mayer. l616 Jones. Percy Llewellyn-Pres-
 colt, N E. 292 Brown, George E.-Jerome, N. S22 Dickerson, Leo Lawrence -
 Simmons. 504 Garner, Ava B.-Prescott, S.W. 251 Ramirez G.-Jerome, N. 3Oo2 Sullivan, William - Prescott,
 s. w. l2O5 Gonzales, Secundino - Clark
 dale. 22S6 Nooaa, Refugio-Nelson. 26S9 Rodosevich, Tony-Jerome, s. 2370 Pappas. Antonio-Jerome, s. 2152 Murrillo, Jose-Prescott, NV. 151O Holloway, Wm. Franklin -
 Prescott, N. E. 1901 Garllard, Thaddeus Allen-Ash
 Fork 2l39 Munez. Hermenejildo-Jeromc,
 North. 47O Calestro, Gabriel s. Cotton
 wood SIP Boblett, Edwin L.-Massicks. 29S4 Smith. George Grover - Je-
 rome Junction. 2503 Rovella, Sam-Jeromc, s. 1897 Higgins, John Wesley - Pres
 colt, s. E. S427 Rice, Frank A.-Mayer. 1729 Lantz, James Leonidas-Hum-
 boldt. 2943 Sinnote, Philip J.-Jerome s. 3341 Willits, Charles-Cottonwood. 1926 Kauzlarich, Philip-Jerome, s. 12S4 Gonzales, Lorenzo - Prescott,
 NE.
 % Arias, Panhlo-Jerome, N. 191 Barrett, John Malcolm-Pres-
 colt, N E. 243O Perez Leandro-Clarkdale. 2204 Mckinley, Lawrence Ares
 colt, N. E. 2646 Rivera, Jesus-Clarkdale. 477 Capelli, Gracamo-Clarkdale. IlS7 Gonzales, Efren-Clarkdale. 2S71 Sherman, Fritz Theodore-Red
 Rock. 1l79 Grant, Walter H.rJerome. 16 Aguilar, Gabriel-Jerome, \. 2S Almazan, Franco-Jerome, N. 753 Delgado, Celso-Clarkdale. PISS Mulvenon, Jas. A. Prescott.
 \. E.
 l3O Baykovich, Barko-Jerope, S. S56 Escobedo, R. S.-Jerome, $. 2546 Ramljak, Jazo-Jerome, $. 1906 Medina, Felix-Jerome, \. 16S Baron, Morris-Maycr. 1923 Garcia, Eulosio-JerOme, s. l932 Martinez, Ignacio-Clarkdale. 1774 Levar, Paul-Constellation. 424 Bywaters, O. McD.-Stoddard. 1347 Ham, Jas. Albcrt-Humboldt. 25S5 Ray, ]. D.-Bumblebee. 15l1 Hughes, Wm.-Prescott, \. F. 2S15 Salisbury, Geo. W.-Jerome, $. HIS Gray. Wm. James-Jerome, $. 2S45 Saar, John L--Octave. 2270 Novak, Mikc-Jerome, s. 2234 Navarro, Jose-Jerome, s. 2213 McKelvey, Thos. B.-Jerome. x. 657 Contreras, Lucas - Peoples
 Valley. 1905 AIendroza, Salamon-Jerome, S-
Weekly journal-miner., 1917-07-25

More will be published next week ii needed.
 25S Bisctti, Arnaldo-Jeromc, N. 2522 Priezt, Eulogio-Ash Fork. 45S Carter, Geo. C.-Clarkdale. 34O5 Zesotti, Francis V.-Jerome, 5. $ Allen, Hugh-Cherry. l456 Hughes, Herbert Alexander
 Jerome, \. 2624 Reed, Josiah Fogg-Prescott,
 s. w. 2762 Rodriguez, Francisco - Hum-
 boldt
 S54 Esparza, Pctronilo-Jerome, N. 1894 Marquez, Javion-Jerome, N. 3257 Villalobos, C.-Clarkdale. 1908 Garcia, Juan-Ash Fork. 2O22 Mendrysci, Stanley-Seligman. 1878 Maras, Jack-Jerome, s. l455 Runnel, John Edwin-Clarkdale. 7S3 Dozctt, Duro-Jerome, N. 1913 Lopez, Juan-Jerome, \. 27S7 Ryan, Levi Calvin - Prescott,
 N. F. 1858 Lukich, Dan-Humboldt. 23S9 Padilla, AIiguel-Clarkdale. l752 Levcque, Emile-Jcrome, s. 2494 Patello, Theodore-Cedar Glade. 32OO Umphrey, Harry E.-Humboldt. 3 Abylanap, Johann Friedrich -
 Mayer
 8 Andrie, Carl Ruben-Mayer. 11l7 Camel, George Jeffries - Je-
 rome, N. 1572 Johnson, John-Jerome, N. 2762 Rodriguez, Francisco - Hum-
 boldt. 174S Larl,in, Robert-Prescott, s. w. 2l95 MaGuire, James Coleman -
 Mayer
 S37 Dies, Andrew-Ash Fork. 2O36 Mitrovich, John-Jerome, \. 337 Breser, Frank Byron-Cotton-
 wood
 676 Chambers, Roy Elden- Pres
 colt, \. w. 275 Block, Darwin l.. - Prescott,
 s. E.
 sos Campbell, Frank Arlington -
 Hillside l1S5 Gutierrez, Narcisco-Clarkdale 564 Ceilings, Clifford-Jerome, s. 2l66 McClendron, Charles C.-Mis-
 cellaneous. 945 Figuero, Antonio-Ash Fork. 1913 Marquez, Esteban-Clarkdale. 596 Crouch, Lewis E.-Clarkdale. 3067 Stewart, Clarence Edgar-Sim-
 mons. 2620 Rennick, Thomas M.- Crowr
 King. 2956 Sherman, Newton Thomas -
 Prescott, s. E. 12d Grccnlaw, Chas. A., Jr.-Selig 2l4S Murphy, Cornelius H.-Hum
 boldt
 536 Chavez, Jose-Jerome, s. 1495 Hill, Herschell, -Jerom'
 Junction. 2455 Pcrea, Alberto-Nelson. 54S Clark, William W.-Jerome, N l26 Banovich, Tony-Jerome, N. 1670 Kosulanovich, Jon-Jerome, N 333l Wilson, Hcrbert-Jorome, N. 12I Guervero, Pedro-Alisc. 7S4 Duran, Roberto Z.-Jeromc, \ 1732 Lawson, Charles John-Mayer 755 Delgadillo, Marco--Camp Verde lO7 Ariviza, Raphael-Cedar Glade 1546 Jackson, Isaac Newton-Wal
 nut Grove 1563 Johnson, Carl Alfred - Je
 rome, s. 2099 Nontalva, Patricio-Clarkdale. 1909 Hartin, Homer Wood - Pres
 colt, \. E. 269l Rodriguez, Jose-Jerome, 5. 616 Cox, Guy Ben-Seligman. G3 Bucongic, Nikola-Jerome, $.
Weekly journal-miner., 1917-07-25

30 Alvarez, Angel-Jerome, s. 3O46 Stephany, John H.-Ciarkdale. le9 Baker, Guy H.-Ash Fork. 3SS Bury, Tony-Clarkdale. l423 Hendrieckson, Swan N.-Selig-
 man. PASS Phillips, John T. - Prescott,
 s. w. 1716 Lara, Fclipe-Jerome, s. 773 Dzida, Ilja J.-Jeromc, s. 336O Wright, Win. Parker - Agua
 Fria.
 eos Chavez, Juan-Humboldt. 326O Villaneuva, Pablo-Cedar Glade 4O6 Burmister, Charles Ray-Mayer 2502 Price, John-Jerome, $. 5l9 Cummins, Geo. W.-Jerome, N. 173O Landin, Crescenio-,Humboldt 25 Alvarado, Maximino P. - Jc-
 rome, N. 3o2 Bundy, Victor Hall-Clarkdale 3369 Wingert, Frank-Peeples Val'y. 2OS1 Morahs, Antonio Garcia - Je-
 rome, s. 2231 McRoy, James-Prescott, s. W.. SS9 Evans, Willis Pcrry-Constella-
 ton.
 3o3 Bueno, Amado-Clarkdale. 1l66 Gonzales, Abraham-Jerome, N. 1712 Lacasella, Mike-Jerome, s. 21S6 Mcdonald, Joseph N- Clark
 dale
 5SS Cowan, William Simon-Clark-
 dale. 3099 Sylva, Augustus-Hcnrietta. 259l Ramirez, Jose-Prescott, s. W.. S56 Escobedo, R. S.-Jcrome, S. 7O5 Coates, Fielding - Phcscott.
 s. w. 1346 Hays, Amos Cleming - Hum-
 boldt. 3249 Viotte, Barin-Jerome, N. 2S35 Sanford, Tom-Yeager Canyon. 2263 Nelson, Bert Wellington -
 Childs. 2053 Mitchell, Andrew P.-Clarkdale. |2051 Miller, Hugo Alvin-Clarkdale. 1857 Matley, Adolph Edward-Sim-
 mons. 3l07 Tanner, Bud-Prescott, N. E. 576 Conrey, Geo. N.-Clarkdale. POPS Mendelson, Hartley L. Pres
 colt, N. w. 2566 Rankin, Walter Roy-Jerome,S. $. 1922 Shrier, Albert M.-Turkey. 944 Ferguson, Thomas A. - Pres colt, N w. 1866 Lyons, Arthur Victor-Cotton-
 wood. 3347 Willis, Clyde Shell-Nelson. 2937 Simunovich, Robert John - Je-
 rome, s. 1908 Lopcr, John Dce-Jerome, N. l943 Mayorga, Enrico-Humboldt. 3199 Ulrich, Gerhard Oscar-Cotton-
 wood. 1677 Knodn, Joseph-Jerome, s. 294l Sierra, Isadore-Jeromc, N. 2796 Sartore, Paolo-Jerome, s. 122 Ayalo, Camilo-Prescott, s. w. 1783 Leavitt, Bernard - Prescott,
 N. E. 642 Contreras, Ramon-Skull Valy. o30 Feline. Charles LcWis-Groom
 Creek. 1639 Kendrick, Joseph-Mayer. 222 Bedient, Harry Russell-Crown
 King. 2364 Oxford, George-Jerome, s. 3216 Van Gordon, Oscar-Clarkdale. H15 Landen, Einar-Jerome, s. oO6 Fant, Fred Douglas-Jerome, s. 1887 Hanger, Fred Loasby - Clark
 dale. .2226 Mclaughlin, John Wm. - Co.,
 lumbia. 700 Collins, Lawrence A. M.-Pres-
 colt, \. E. 125O Goitra, Santiago-Stoddard. 1195 Gray, Arthur William Clark
 dale. 3236 Nalenzucla, Miguel-Ash Fork. 24O6 Paxton, John Barton-Turkcy. 297 Bojorquez, Jesus-Clarkdale. 32l Breslin, John Grover E. - Je-
 rome, N. 2o94 Synder, Phil-Jerome, 5. 1928 Kauslarich, Nick-Jeromc, s. Poll Reza, Francisco-Clarkdale. 3O43 Stackpoole, Roy NJ. s. - Cot
 tonwood. 2S53 Sanchez, Lenitia-ASh Fork 7O7 Chong Yee Wing - Prescott,
 s. w. 3279 Vyne, Garrett Orson - Pres
 colt, s. E. 3O25 Stinach, Chris-Jerome, $. 1425 Henderson, Orvillc F.-Pres-
 colt, N. w. 1902 French, Walter Myles - Pres
 colt, s. E. 2oS7 Smith, James Greeley - Pres
 N
Weekly journal-miner., 1917-07-25

, Glade. 2749 Rodarte, Francisco-Scligman. 262S Rhodes, Cebum D.-Agua Fria. l636 Kallaris, Aleck-Clarkdalc. 223 Berolotti, Joseph-Henrietta. 2O66 Mitchell, Fred Jr.-Turkey. TAI Huntington, Bert C. - Je- rome, N. IF Austin, Miscellaneous. 2330 Orosco, Conccpcion-Jerome $. 602 Cox, Eric T.-Verde, Lower. 2675 Rodriguez, Jesus-Jerome, N. 300 Burns, Jas. Edward-Clarkdale. 2233 McShane, Thos.-Jerome, s. 900 Smith, C. W.-Prescott, N. E. 5293 Wallace, Geo. Chas.-Kirkland. 75 -Angulo, Simon-Jerome, N. 3lS9 Tutokovich, John-Humboldt ISIS Lonelli, Delino, Jerome S. 772 Dcla, O. Emilio, Jerome, N. 1456 Flores, Juan-Clarkdale. 2939 Siguerros, Francisco Jerome, North.
 721 Darnell, Abija J.-Jcrome, s. 3O64 Standridge, Earl-Jerome, N. 14l9 Henderson, Wm. W-Walker. 23o0 Pavia, Casimiro-Clarkdale. 7S6 Diaz, Manuel N.-Jerome, N. 1549 Jackson, Eugene V.-Prescott,
 s. E.
 1476 Howell, John R.-Humboldt. 3272 Won Kuhn, Wm. Martin-Ash
 Fork
 2S0 Blevins, Albert-Nelson. 3259 Viero, Pete-Humboldt. 1922 Omeilio, Refugio-Jerome, N. l2o2 Gibson, Wm. Adnas-Prescott,
 s. w.
 273O Rodriguez, Nemorio-Humboldt 972 Foster, Dean L.-Cottonwood. 9S3 Francisco, Ramcllo-Humboldt 7a Deprai, Pietro-Mayer. 966 Fuller, Ralston-Jerome, s. 3251 Villa, Manuel S.-Jerome, s. 2230 McFee, John B.-Jerome, s. 245e Phcbus, Clarence A.-Stoddard. 332 Brazil, Jack S.-Clarkdale. l0l6 Fritsch, Louis-Ash Fork. 2O90 Morrison, Dan J.AJerome, s. 379 Bush, Charles-Jerome, s. 1860 Jewell, Joel B.-Prcscott, NV. SAP Conroy, Peter-Jerome, N. 2lO7 Moro, Giovanni-Humboldt. l32l2 Valdez, Macario-Jerome, N. 194 Barnes, Marshall, Jr.-Prescott
 s. w.
 S74 Encinas, Eliazar-Humboldt. | 552 Coyanovich, Eli-Jerome, x. 2665 Riggio, Chas. J.-Miscellancous. 3l52 Thayer, Herbert F.-Jerome, s. 2595 Ramirez, Florencio - Prescott,
 s. w.
 1900 Hayes, John C.-Jerome, N. 2l24 Montalo, Jesus-Turkey. l673 Klein, Christian-Prescott, SEE. 1897 Maese, Guadelupe-Jcrome, N. 27O7 Roe, Enney-Clarkdale. | POS Boyd, J. Fred-Clarkdale. 3272 Vrbanic, Mike-Jerome, s. 3l76 Tonez, Juan-Jerome, s. 243S Pentland, Edward Gale-Mayer. 2S5O Saldana, Francisco-Misc. 3O73 Stanley, Richard Francis-Pres-
 colt, s. E.
 675 Coschini, Emile - Prescott,
 N. w.
 3Ol5 Spangler, Walter J.-Clarkdale. 2l32 Morrison, Emmett Thomas -
 Prescott, s. E. 1769 Leon, Martin-Mayer. 1204 Gray, Clarence-Prescott, S.W. HAS Granja, Agapito@Jerome, s. 1647 Kilgore, Chas E.-Jerome, N. 255S Ramos, Julian-Jcrome, \. 1854 Hantoche, Robert-Henrietta. 1o06 Nader, Paul L.-Jerome, s. 2Ol7 Mercado, Antonio-Mayer. 2397 Para, Rosalio-EIumboldt. 2OOS Mendoza, Ramon-Clarkdale. 24l4 Paar, c R. Wm. - Prescott,
 N. E.
 1913 Jordan, John R.-Prescott, SEE. l2l0O Morales, Aurelio-Clarkdale. 9S2 Ford, Chas. E.-Humboldt. 3325 White, Vim. H.-Constellation. 2467 Pios, Pedro-Clarkdale.
 726 Davis, John L., Jr.-Clarkdale.
 Is Aguirre, Luis-Jerome, N. 905 Forage, Minen--Jerome, s. 935 Ferguson, Paul F.-Humboldt 30O9 Sotel, Francisco-Mayer. 233l Orono, Nick-Jerome, S. 1851 Jaguez, Enrique-Jerome, s. 3079 Sullivan, Jno. L.-Jerome, N. | 21O9 McKinnon. Don J. - Camp
 Verde. l2SS Goldsborough, Chester - Pres
 colt, \. F.
 355 Brisley, Harold-Prescott. s. F , |.
Weekly journal-miner., 1917-07-25

3l1 Tan Dea Wing-Jerome. N. 2376 Paparastasia, John A. - Je-
 rome, N. 2532 iQuintana, Marcus-Jerome, N. 1907 Fegley, Mark T.-Prescott. NE. l764 Lebsch, Geo.-Clarkdale. 39l Bury, JackAClarkdale. 1866 Harner, Solon-Prescott, s. W.. 2395 Paletti, Philip-Cottonwood. 353 Brown Bert L.-Seligman. 970 Fuqua, Francisco-Clarkdale. 637 Cavness, Herbert D.-Robert's
 Ranch. l675 Knazevich, Stavo-Jerome, s. 2S70 Schroeder, Thos. A Beaver
 Greek. 2024 Merritt, George Nestor-Pres-
 colt, s. E. 360 Brown, Frank-Prescott, s. W.. 1657 King, Clinton L.-,Humboldt. 2055 Milligan, Ront-Clarkdale. 12l7 Groves, Chas C.-Cottonwood. I1 Connors, Mike J.-Jerome, s. 1873 Martinez, Silvestro, Jerome. $. 4SS Castanado, Refugio-Seligman. 1543 Jankovich, Tony-Mayer. 2l02 Monroe, Ralph E.-Camp Verde 2955 Sitton, Fred A.-Prescott, N. E. 704 Claypool, Arthur - Prescott,
 S. w.
 72 Anton, Gus-Jerome, s. 1853 Garvey, Clayton H.-Clarkdale. 1896 AIaese, Jose-Jerome, N. l709 Kuykendall, Wayne-Seligman. 356 Brink, Wm.-Misc. 1l2 Ash, Henry S.-Congress Jet. 1067 Garbesi, Attila-Mayer. 2590 Rawlins, King A.-Misc. 3077 Survatovich, Juro-Jerome, s. 20S2 Montengo, Louie-Jcrome, s. PHO Moore, Paul Clifford - Cedar
 Glade. l2S Barajas, Lorenzo-Jerome, s. 2102 Monroe, Ralph E-Camp Verde 679 Cook, Cecil Herbert-Prescott,
 N. w. S05 Duncan, Roscoe-Jerome, s. II Adams, Harvey Curtis - Pres
 colt, N. E. 29S9 Smith, Tom Zellie - Peoples
 Valley. 900 Espitia, Jose-Prescott, s. w. 1881 Maxwell, Arthur Roy - Pres
 colt, N. E. 3252 Vickech, Paul-Jerome, s. 1617 Johns, Albert Arthur - Pres
 colt, N. E. 2303 Ochoe, John-Mayer. 363 Brown, James-Prescott, N. E. 2421 Perez, Joaquin, Jerome, s. 12S7 Gomez, Fidencio - Prescott,
 N. E. 337l Wiggins Commodore - Miller
 Valley. 30O6 Sorensen, Neils M.-Clarkdale. 1162 Goodwin, John-Wagoner. 2495 Porter, Horace - Thompson
 Valley. 2439 Perez, Jesus-Mayer. l765 Ledford, John Lynn-Cotton-
 wood.
 6 Abbott. Jack w. - Prescott,
 NJ 2796 Sartore, Paolo, Jerome, s. 2l67 IcCoun, Wm. Franklin-Bum-
 blc Bee. 327 Bryant, Samuel W.-Jerome, s. BIOS Tanner, Arthur-Prescott, N. E. 2653 Ritter, Wm. Lewis-Humboldt 2765 Rubacoba, Simon-Jerome, S. 34l7 Zugelder, Len L. - Prescott,
 S. w. 664 Conner, Harry Edwin-Selig-
 man.
 8 Arias, Mauricio-Jerome, s. 144S Hunter, Floyd Victor Clark
 dale. l/Z2 Lawrence, Clinton OrvIlle-Je-
 rome, s. 957 Field, John William-Jerome, s. 1857 Jernigan, Gcorge-Humboldt. 2S33 Sardinia, Francisco c. - Hum-
 boldt. l744 Lawler, Michael John - Pres
 colt, $. E. HIP Gerrity, Pat-.Henrietta. 2462 Pinin, Manuel-Jerome, N. 5l7l Torres. Refugio - Prescott,
 N. w. 25l6 Price, Louis B.-Mayer. 345 Bronsseau, Andre R.-Maycr. 309l Subers, John Hcnry-Prescott,
 s. w.
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The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1917-11-21
STARTS NOVEL WAR RELIEF
kenosha, Wis, CentraIizes Its WorI
s19yM in patriots Fund"

Kenosha, Wis, Nov. 2o,---A novel
plan to .'put all Kenosha behind the
war and not few Kenoshansv is in
operation today in this city. The plan
provides for centrahzing all war re-
lief work to prevent waste in separ.
ate money-raising campaigns, and the
fund, to be known as "The Patriots
Fund" will meet all legitimate re-
quests for contributions.
Every person who joins the move
ment pledges himself to contribute
one-half hour week for the support
Of the various movements to take
care Of the soldiers in the field and in
the cantonments. This half hour is
to be contributed in cash to the one
central fund. which is to be admins.
tered under the authority of the Coun
ty Council of Defense. Wage earners
subscribing to the plan authorize
their employers to deduct the equiva
lent of one-half hour week, and
others who may not be reached in
this way pledge to contribute All
equivalent percentage of their income
as a gift to the fund
Bond issues by the Government are
excepted from the operations of the
plan.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1917-11-21
BOYS LEAVING
WESTF|E[D FOR
CAMP GREEN
Camp Bartlett May be
Evacuated Tomorrow
BENNINTON MEN LAST
Volunteers from This Village Includ-
ed in Rear Guard Left to
Clear Camp.

Bennington sent another recruit 10
Camp Bartlett, Westfield, Mass, this
morning to join company !. Clar'
ence Peters, son OF Mr.. and Mrs. John
Peters. He was born in SALISBURY
but has passed the larger portion OF
his life in Bennington. His parents
now live at Hoosick Falls.
Among the recruits, who have re
Gently gone from Bennington to take
places in company is Thomas
Crowns, native of Galicia, an Aus
trian province, who has been in
America but four years and who took
out his first papers short time age
out his first papers at the office OF
County Clerk Stakeholder short
time ago in order to enlist.
Another unusual enlistment is that
of Said Haddad, young Syrian who
has lived in Bennington, but who had
lately been working in Springfield
Mass, and who enlisted from this
town He was in the village Short
time ago visiting relatives.
1t is more than probable that Glar
ence Peters will have the distinction
of being the last Bennington boy tc
enlist in the first Vermont regiment
as the troops at Camp Bartlett are ex
pected to entrain today or tomorrow
for Camp Greene at Charlotte, ~ c
Nearly all of the troops have already
left Camp Bartlett but the Vermont
ers were left to pack the last OF the
equippage and 20 clear the camp. The
boys from Bennington and vicinits
now with Company | are as fol
lows: Mess Sergeant William e
Hawks, esCorporals August kelson
Edward F. Flynn, Frank N. Harvey
First Class Priyates Fred H. Bartlett
Wilfred j. Langloiss John tJ. Myers
Privates David Bentley, Thomas
Crowns, James II Hunter, Said Had
dad. Carroll L. Johnson, Freemon
Meerwarth, Fred S. Norful, Harry NJ
Sidney John +, Smith, Merritt E, B
Woodward. Harold P. Estes and Act
ing Company Clerk Frank d. Mac
I4aren To the list of non-commis
stoned officers would have been add
ed the name of Corp. Edmund p. Howe
who is on sick leave at the home o
his parents recovering from typhoit
fever and who will join the compan,
when his health is restored.
There are also several from Ben
nington in Company X and Company
L.
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RUSSIA READY
TOMAKEPEACE
WITH GERMANY
New Government Has With
drawn From War
SOCIALISTS ACTIVE
Members Of the Party in Germany
Want Plans Of Annexation
Abandoned.

London, Nov. 20.-Reports that the
new Russian Government has with
drawn officially. or is about to with
draw from the war, are reaching here
from the Continent.
: A Stockholm dispatch says the
Alton Tidningen of that city states
that 1t has learned through diploma
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quit the conflict officially.
According to Copenhagen dis
patch to the Exchange Telegraph
Company. the National Tidende's
Berlin correspondent learns Indirect
ly that the new Russian Government
has officially declared 1t has left the
ranks Of the belligerents and is ready
to conclude a separate peace"
Another Copenhagen dispatch
states that Philip Scheidemann and
Friedrich Ebert, German Socialist
leaders, before large meetings in
Dresden and Elberfield yesterday,
launched a campaign designed to
force the German and Austrian Gov
ernments to abandon their present
plans for annexations under the
giiise OF protectorates over Poland,
Lithuania and the Baltic provinces,
and accept the peace offer Of the Rus
sian Bolsheyiki.
Herr Scheidemann said Germany
would be endangered and the propos-
ed general disarament and lasting
peace would be placed In jeopardy If
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sLocuM JAY NILES
For Forty Years Leading Citizen Of
PownaI


The funeral OF Slocum j. Niles, who
died Saturday evening was held
Tuesday afternoon from his late resi-
dence on Park street, Rev. W. G. To-
wart of the First Baptist church Of
ficiating. The bearers were old
friends and neighbors; H. W. Myers,
John lockwood, Eros Hicks and Fri
Maxon. Interment was in Park
Lawn cemetery.
Slocum J. Niles was born in
SALISBURY. Sept. 2, 1897, the son of
Jonathan and Mary Slocum Niles.
He was one of six children. three of
whom survive, j Burr of Shaftsbury,
Mrs. Amanda Niles of White Creek
and Mrs. David Fowler Of Argyle, N.
Y.
In 1890 Mr.. Niles married Miss
Ruth Jewett of Pownal and OF this
marriage one daughter, Mrs. Ray
mond Sheldon OF Bennington sur
wives. His second wife was Miss
Jennie Moses of Hoosick who with
two children, Mrs. Fred Phillpott of
Pownal and Walter Niles of Benning-
ton, survive Mr.. Niles was one of
the prosperous and well-known farm
ers of Pownal where he lived for over
forty years. About three years ago
because of ill-health he sold his farm
and moved into the village His last
illness was Of long duration and
throughout he proved himself to be
a man of great patience and fortitude.
Always good friend and neighbor.
his many friends will learn of his
death with feeling of personal loss