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America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-01-20

: Deportalea unui canibal. -
San Francisco. Solomon Kai-
mi, fost mai mainte canibal, s'a
refmtors din nou la instinctul sau
canibal 81 a incercat sa-si mi
nince sofia. Autoritatile rAu
prins 81 Sc pregatesc sal trimita
in insula Solomon, din marea su-
dului, de unde a VENT.
Nou imprumut f&cut Itsliei. -
Washington. Ministrul de fl
mantle a acordat Itaiiei inca un
imprumut de lOO00,O0O de do
lari.
Cere innecarea lui Kaiser. =
Boston, Mass. = Peter Witt, I'm
inginer eypert de cal fcrate, a
zis urmatearele I'm zadar va II
ours sfnge ir razbolnl acesta da-
c#: nu putem prinde pc fostul Kai
ser. sal punem pc un yapor de
rSZboi, sd Queen acel vapor in To-
Ell! unde a fnst innecat Lusitania
81 dnpa accia sal scufundam eli
ar submarin german
Wilson ascult& pretentiunile
Grecilor. = Paris. - Pfesedinte-
lie Wilson. a primit astazi in audi
enta pc prim- -ministrul Grecic,
Venizelos ii pc Lambors A. Coro-
milas, ministrul Greciei in Italia.
in deeursul unei lungi 1ntrcve-
deri, prim-ministrul Gree pre-
zentat argnmelte in sprijinirea
pretentiuSilor elene. despre care
zicea ca sunt bazate pc principii-
lc anlmtate de insusi presedin-
tclc.
Polonia In ajutorul Lituaniei.
- Londra. - Telegramele sdsite
dc la Warsaw spun ca Polonia a
sarit in ajutorul Lituaniei ca so
protejcze contra Bolsevicilor. Gu
vernul polo1nez luat in NINA ad-
ministratia Lituaniei la ccrerea
presedintclui acestei tari.
Filme trirnas IN Russia. - Wa
shington. = Departmental de
agricultural din Statele Unite a
facut peste douazeci de filme ci-
ncmatografice GU productia a
gricola, Gu drumuri 81 cu padurile
din aceasta tara, pentru a Fl tri-
mise in Russia ga eel de acolo sa
capete indrumafi in reconstrui-
rea tarii lor. Aceasta s'a. facut
La cererea gnvernuiui provizor
din Russia.
CAST mort sub automobil. -
Cleveland, Ohio. = Politia ga
sit pc Arthur ~Murpy mort sub
automobilul sau, care Sc restur-
nase la o jumktate de mia de-
parte de Doverr Sill apucase sub
ell.
Zarirea unor mine plutitoare.
= New York. - Marinarii de pc
vaporul Edith, care a sosit astazi
aici de la Buenos Aires. spun ca
in .drumul Tor au trecut pc linga
,trei mine plutitoare cam pc aproa
pc de coasta Virginiei. San tri-
mis- imediat curatitoare de mine
in partea aceia. 4
Liberarea prisensrilor Englezi.
- Londra. = Germanii au dat
drumul din inchisori la 158, ,431
DE prizoneri Englezi. Dintre ace
sta 8,947 sunt ofiteri, l45,776
soldati 81 4,6OS civil.
Noul presedints in Salvador. -
San Salvador. Carlos Melin-
dez, seful partidului national de-
mocrat, fost d1es ipresedinteie
republicei la alegerile carl s'al
terminal ieri. Dr.. Alfredo Quino-
nes Molena a fost ales vice-prc-
sedinte.
Liberarea prisonerilor Sfrbi 81
Romini. - Londra @ cornisiu-
ne compusa din American, Fran
cezi 81 Englezias'a dns Ia Rats
bon "a suprave9heze liberarea
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-01-20

acesta ars Gu totul pc dinalln-
tru, iar flacsrile s'al mai fntins
inck la ilnnl en- numele Compen-
hagen, cauzfndu-i oare carl stri.
cacil1ni. Un muneitor a sarit in
riul Delaware ca sd scape de na-
carl, fnsa s'a fnnecat. Alti nona
.au fost dusi la spital in conditi-
uni grave: DG dintre acestia stunt
aproape sd moara. yToti slfnt stra-
ini.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-01-20

DragOstea dc hani este rAdacma
tnturOr rclelOr. De accea. pcntrn
ca sa alba 81 radacina asia la ca
sa lui. omul trebue Sa Sc casato-
reasca Gu dinsa.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-01-20

Gasit mort sub automobil. -
Cleveland, Ohio. - Politia a ga
sit pc Arthur Murpy mort sub
automobilul sau, care Sc restur-
nase la jumktate de mna de-
parte de Doverr Sill apucase sub
ell.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-01-20

Liberarea prisensrilor Englezi.
Londra. Germanii au dat
drumul din 1nchisori la 158, ,431
de prizoneri Englezi. Dintre ace
sta 8,947 sunt ofiteri, 145,776
soldati 81 4.60S civil.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-01-20

Liberarea priSonerilor Sfrbi 81
Romini. - Londra @ cornisiu-
ne compusa din American, Fran
cezi 81 Englezias'a dns Ia Rats
bon "a supraveGheze liberarea
prizonerilor Rorn1ai si Sinbi din
Austria 81 din Germania. Trans
portarea lor ~ 81 iAsata GU va.
por1l De Dunasae,
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1919-01-28
CUMMINS SAYS
RECEIVE ERSHIP
FOR RAILROADS
Result Ii Roads Are Returned
TO Owners at Once
SHOULD WAIT 2l MONTHS
Under Present Law Government Can
not Hold Railroads More Than
q Months After Peace Signing

Washington, Jan. 27--One-third of
all the railroad mileage in the counts
will be in the hands of receivers with
in sixty days if the roads are turned
back Immediately TO their owners,
without proper protective legislation,
Senator Cummins of Iowa, ranking Re
publican member OF The Interstate
Commerce Committee, declared in de
bate today
Fearful lest the President return
the roads to private ownership at the
close Of the present session, without
remedial legislation, the Senator in
troduced a bin to prevent the return
before the expiration of twenty-one
months after the peace treaty is rati-
fed Under the present law. by au.
thority of which the Government OPP
crates the roads, the President car.
not hold the roads more than twenty.
one months after he proclaims peace.
but can return them at any time With
in that period.
The bill introduced by Senator Cum
Minis is a substitute for the section 2,
the present law allowing the President
discretion in turning back the roads
within the twenty.on-month period
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1919-01-28
MANIAC KILLS
THREE, WOUNDS
FIVE OF He RS
Religious Fanatic Runs Amuek
i'm Philadelphia
SHOOTS RIGHT AND LEFT
He Is Finally overpowered and Beat
en- to Observation-Disclosures
tic Literature Found In Home.

Philadelphia, Jan. with a
loaded revolver in each hand, man
who gave his name as Omega, son of
Jesus Christ ran amuck through the
streets near the center of the city to-
day, shooting In every direction as a
big crowd tried to capture him. BE.
fore he was finally oyertaken and
beaten into insensibility by a motor
cycle policeman ne had shot and
killed three men and wounded five
others, two Of them seriously.
The dead are Thomas Holloran, an
employe OF the Philadelphia Rapid
Transit company, and John Knox and
George Dingail. policemen.
According TO the police. the man is
a religious fanatic and had become
obsessed with the idea that the spirit
OF his father was being tortured in
the power house Of the transit com
pany. where he shot his first two vic
tins
A note found in the mans clothing
contains the names OF all power
houses in Philadelphia and In his
room were found quantities OF relig-
ious and anarchistic literature print.
ed in italian and German. At his
rcoming house he was known as
George Lembo. but beyond this no in.
formation was obtainable. 1t was
said that he had been there only a
short time. lie Is about 80 years old.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1919-01-28
NO POTASH FROM FRANCE
Farmers May Buy Fertilizer in Amer
lea in Carload Lots.

Washington, Jan. 27-Even under
the most favorable circumstances no
potash from Alsace could be avail
able in the United States for agricul-
tural uses before June 1. 1919, accord
ing to an announcement issued by
the War Trade Board upon authentic
and Official information TO that ef
feet, received from the French High
Commission in the United States.
France viii be unable, according to
the announcement, at least, until
April. to ship potash from the potash
mines in Alsace. The advices furth-
er indicate that for the next few
months practically the entire potash
output of the Alsatian mines will be
urgently required for agricultural
purposes in France.
II is the view OF the War Trade
Board that it win be necessary for
the United States TO rely entirely up.
on its domestic potash production
for the coming spring season.
Farmers organizations or farmers
who are in a position to buy potash
in carload lots can secure II from
some concerns at reduction on the
retail price at present quoted The
Bureau of Soils, Department OF Agri.
culture, will furnish n list Of Ameri-
can potash producers upon applica-
tiOn
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1919-01-28
OFFICIALS ARE SILENT
Northern Russia Does Not Favor Com
versng With Bolshevicts.

Archangel, Jan 26.-Omcials of the
Government OF Northern Russia are
silent regarding the proposal for a
conference of the Russian factions on
the Princes Islands pending receipt
of an official invitation asking them 10
take part The official press also has
nothing to say, but editorial comment
in other newspapers today indicates
there will probably be strong obiec.
tIon to parleying with the Bolsheviki,
The Independent newspaper Ole
chcobo says.
The proposition to converse with
the Bolsheviki is similar 10 the pro.
posal madc by the Pope during the
war fer the Allies to converse with
the Hohenzollems At that time the
Allies answered that they did not
trust the Germans and that they
would not talk with mnrderers and
criminals In the same way and with
analogous motives it is necessary to
state clearly that il Is impossible to
hold conversations with The Bolshevi.
X.
"Bolsheyism. like imperialism be.
fore the debacle In Germany, is not
only threat to Russia, but to the
entire world"
Before learning OF the allied pro-
posal President Tschaikovsky sailed
this morning en- route to Paris,
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1919-01-28
TOWN REPRESENTATIVE DEAD
A. j. Durkee Never Able to Take
Seat at state House.

Duxbury. Jan. GA J. Durkee.
town representative, who never was
able to take his seat because taken
i'll the day following his election, died
last evening at 6.45 OF cancer OF the
stomach. After being taken i'll he
went to the Fanny Allen hospital in
Winooski and received treatment but
did not gain any relief for long.
Alba J. Durkee. who was one OF the
most influential men Of this town as
well as one of The leading business
men, was born in Fayston, 10 years
ago being the son OF John and Mary
tBoyden) Durkee AS a young boy
he came to Duxbury, entering into
the lumber business with his father
later in life At the time OF his
death he owned large tracts on the
road leading 10 Camels Hump. He
had been chairman OF the selectmen
for many years and was one of the
wheel horses IN the administration Of
the towns affairs.
Mr. Durkee married Miss Bessie
O'Neil and she survives him. together
with three children, John. Mary and
Ida, the eldest Of whom is not quite
seven years old He also leaves one
brother. L. J Durkee of this town.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1919-01-28
NEWS FROM WILLIAM GORDON
His Grandmother, Mrs. John Gordon
Receives Interesting Letter.

Mrs John Gordon o, North Ben-
ningtcn recently received letter
from her grandson. William. who is
serving in Tank Corps stationed al
Iieurlley Cotton. The letter was dated
Dec. l4th and was written out OF
doors, tho weather uD 10 that time
having been yery mild with no snow
q; an
Pres Wilson was Just arriving In
Paris and they were all having the
day OF a good many Of the boys
had gone mp to the city hoping to sec
L.n.
He said their division OF about 300
men were al we'll off. having good
food sleeping warm and drilling eX-
actly as hard as if the war was on n-
which was q good thing as il took up
IiheR time. While they had no way OF
knowing how long they were TO stay,
the fact that Y NJ. c. A. was just
.openng up might indicate for some
tine
The letter said. we thought 1t was
war at home bui YOU should see how
the French people around here live.
They nave almost nothing but bread
and wine to live on and the wine is
sour at that. You should see their
wooden shoes
The buildings are all made Of stone
and the doors to the houses and barns
are exactly alike
Women work here and in South
Hampton, Eng We oven saw them
sweeping the streets
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1919-01-28
CHILD SAVED
FROM WORMS

A mother OF six children writes;
"My baby was very sick and a friend
of mine suggested trying Dr. Trues
Worm Elixir Now have six chill.
dren and am never without DR.. Tnie's
Elixir, the Family Laxative and Worm
Expeller IN my house" Mrs. b. n.
Gilc. West Newbury Mass
Signs of worms are. Deranged s,om
ach, swollen upper lip, sour somach,
offensive breath, hard and full belly
with occasional gripings and pains
about the navel. pale face of leaden
tint. owes heavy and dull, twitchiug
eyelids. itching Of the nose. itching OF
the roctum. short, dry cough, grinding
of The teeth. lttl6 red points sticking
ont on tongue, starting during sleep
slow fever II your child shows an,
OF these symptoms start giving DR.
rues Elixir at once,
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1919-01-28
LOCAL OVERFLOW

A. w Braisted went TO New York
on business Monday
Robert Levin of River street is
visiting relatives in Troy
Ralph r. Niles was in Troy TO con.
suit an eye specialist. Monday
Miss Marie Keller. who is visiting
an aunt in Little Falls is conyalesc-
ing from influenza.
Mrs. Burt G Harrington of Albany
is with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. W.
A. Fischer, for few days
Branch No. 4 of St Mary's Guild
will meet with Mrs Louis larwood
Of North street on Wednesday after
noon from 3 to 3.
II Is reported that bananas have
taken a drop in price Of cent a
pound Not much of decrease but
a little encouraging.
Mrs. ]. H. Powers of Washington
street was able TO be out OF doors to
day for the first time in pvor a week
Her health is improving nicely.
Mr.. and Mrs. Morris Noon have re
turned from New York and are at the
home of Mr. Moons parents, Mr.. ant
Mrs Harry Noon, on Park street.
Mr. aud Mrs. John lneson have re
turned from few days stay in Al
bany While in the city they ha'
the opportunity to hear Al G Fields
minstrels.
Harry Wiloughby, proprietor o
the 10 cent store on the north side q
Main street. has been III for over
week with hlcemghs His condition
Monday WAS slightly improved
Miss Madeline Fox of Watervlie
was the guest Monday nf her cousin
Miss Mary Gihney Miss Fox wen
to North bennington today and vii
visit her aunt. Mrs. Perry Murph
for a week
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1919-01-28
STRIKE WAVE
IS SPREADING
OVER BRITAIN
Industrial Center Of ireland Is
Tied Up
BREAD SUPPLY REDUCED
No Trains Nor Lights in Belfast
Sunday Evening Services in the
Churches Are Abandoned

Belfast, Jan. 2S--Strikers attacked
The shops last night, seeming to cen
ter their assaults on stores showing
lights Police engaged in dispensing
rioters, were fired upon, but eventual
ly succeeded in restoring order,
Approximately one hundred thou
sand people are involved in the strike
and twenty.six trades are affected.
The strike is the most serious ever
experienced in this city of strikes,
writes the Mails correspondent.
Belfast is like dead city. It's entire
social life is paralysed
Theatres and saloons are closed;
trains and cars are not running; bak-
cries and launderies are closing. and
there were no afternoon papers Mon
day Telegraphic and telephone com.
munication with outside district is
seriously handicapped Things are
in such a chaotic state that a change
must come soon. Grave diggers
joined the strike Monday
London. Jan. 81 The strike wave
is extending, the greatest dislocation
being at Belfast where II is estimated
that 100000 shipyard employees and
electricians have ceased work.
There are no trains or light in that
city, and the bread supply is reduced
10 half Telephone and telegraph
services are threatened
The linen mills use their own
steam plants, and in daytime work
proceeds there as usual, but lack OF
Illumination compels stoppage at
dusk
A depntation of strikers met the
civil officials of Belfast md offered TO
permit power 70 ssp generated for the
hospitals ON condition that none was
used for public or private purposes.
The officials intmated that they had
no power to make such terms.
The strikers get little sympathy
from the rest OF the population. ow-
ing to their arbiTdry action in refus-
ing TO negotiate with the employers.
They are being urged on by labor
delegates from the clyde. Heavy
snow storms have added to the suf-
ferings OF the populace,
About 10000 men chiefly shipyart
employees, are idle on the Clyde. The
strikers there refuse to pay rent or
income tax The stoppage so far is
only partial. and, apart from the ship
yards. many men have resumed work
The strike is not sanctioned by the
Executive Committee OF the mems
unions
At Manchester 1000 dock workers
laid down their tools because one OF
the fOremen is q non-uniOnst
Six thousand South Wales coal
miners ceased work to enforce the re
instatemoni of discharged soldiers
and the colliery managers threaten Ia
strike in order to get their union
recognized
Five thousand mon. mostly iron
m0nlders, shipwrights and engineers
are striking at Edinburgh and Leitl
for a forty-hour week, with no reduc
tion IN wages
IN Fifcshire 2i,00O miners are still
out over the fortyseyen hour weel
dispute.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1919-01-28
AMERICANS
MAKING GOOD
c AT SIXTY-FIVE

Don't worry about old age. A sound
man is good at any age. Keep your
body IN good condition and you can be
as hale and hearty aud able TO do your
bit" as when sou were Il young fellow.
Affections Of the kidneys aud bladder
nre among the leading causes of early
or helpless age. Keep them clean and
the other organs in working condition,
and you will have nothing to FEAR
Drive the poisonous wastes from tho
system and avoid uric acid accumula-
tions. Take GOLD MEDAL Uaarlem
oil Capsules periodically aud you will
find that you are as good az The next
fellow. Your spirits will be reiuyc-
mated. your muscles strong and YOUR
mind keen enough for any task.
GOLD MEDAL Hoarlcm OH Capsules
win do the work. But hr sure to set
the original imported GuiD MEDAL
Ilanrlcm Oh CWulpa they are re-
liable and should help you, or your
money viii be refunded. Vor Hale by
most druggists, In sealed packagea
three pizea,
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1919-01-28
DRY AMENDMENT
IS ASSURED IN
THE n. Y. SENATE
Republicans Decide to Make IL
Party Measure
ADOPTION LIKELY TODAY
The Resolution Was Adopted by the
Assembly Last Week--lt is Now
In Senate.

Albany. Jan. 23-Ratfcation by the
New York Legislature of the federal
prohibition amendment was assured
tonight when the Republican members
OF the Senate, by vote OF 25 to 4,
made it a matter Of party politics.
The decision TO mako ratification a
party measure was reached at the end
OF a meeting of the Republican sena.
tors which lasted more than three
lours.
The Thompson .McNab ratification
resolution viii come up in the Senate
on the general order calendar tomor-
row and II not finally disposed OF be-
fore the end OF the day win go over
TO Wednesday when its adoption en-
third reading will be certainty.
The resolution which had been In.
troduced in both chambers, was ADOPT
ed by the Assembly last week To-
night it was sent to the Senate as a
message from the Assembly.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1919-01-28
FAST AND FUNNY FARCE
parlor Bedroom and Bath at opera
House Thursday Nigh.

fNRhRt f'df eNhJ Nf1H
"Parlor, Bedroom and Bath tnat
appears at the Bennington opera
house Thursday evening. is described
by the Boston ppaers as the fastest
funniest farce To visit the city in
years.
Not only has the comedy made one
CT the big hits OF recent years in the
large cities hut 1t has been ioyfully re-
ceiyed in the smaller towns. Some
weeks ago the company that comes to
the opera house Thursday evening
made tour through the Hunson and
the Champlan valleys and played TO
exceptionally large houses. At Proc
tors theatre in Troy the receipts
made one OF the largest totals taken
in at the box Office. In Rutland and
Burlington the company played to ca.
pacity OF the theatres.
According to the press notices the
farce is one sidc-spitting Tough from
the rise to the fall OF the curtain. The
situations are startling. almost
naughty. and the audience Is kept in q
continuous expectation
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1919-01-28
MANY CARS LOST
IN GARAGE FIRE
At NOON TODAY
w. M. Marshall Plant at North
Bennington DESTROYED
ONLY TWO AUTOS SAVED
Large Wooden Structure Burned to
ahe Ground in Less Than sn
~ Hour

The w. NJ Marshall garage at
North Bennington burned to the
ground during the noon hour today
II is impossible to obtain any exact
information regarding the loss but It
will be heavy The building, a large
wooden structure, was completely de.
stroyedsDdtflie e'heavier portion of the
loss will be in the burning Of mum.
be: o. new cars
Hardly anything was saved. En-.
ployes we're at work overhauling an
old Maxwell ear and a Federal truck
and these two vehicles were run out
of the burning building. 1t is be-
lieved that nearly if not all of the
books were saved. The remainder Of
the equipment is total loss.
The fire was discovered about 1915
and undoubtedly had its origin in the
battery room. There we're three men
at work in the building at the time but
they had only a few seconds TO save
the small amount of property pre-
served from the flames.
In considerably less than an hour
the structure had been reduced to a
heap of smouldering ashes. The fire
department responded promptly but
the material was so inflammable that
the fire could not even be checked
Other than the general equipment
carried in garage Mr.. Marshall is
known TO have lost from Is to 20 new
cars that had been in the building but
a short time. He received two car
loads only last week.
The building was formerly occupi.
ed by b. G, Surdam as hottlins
works. Sinse co6nils sato Possession
of Mr.. Marshall two additions had
been built making connections
structure for o general garage bust
ness.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1919-01-28
FUNERAL Us PAUL COREY
Held Monday Afternoon From His
Late Home.

The funeral OF Paul Corey which
was private was held Monday after
neon al TWO o'clock from his late
home on Main street. Rev George S.
Mills oihciated and the remains were
placed in the vault at the Old Ben.
ningtOn cemetery The bearers were
Jordan Farmer, Leland Ketchum and
Ernest Tudor
Paul Corey % years of age, vas
born in Petersburg lie came to Bon.
ningtcn about Z years ago and was
employed as . farm hand For the
past six months he had been EN-.
ployed by the Black Cat Textiles com.
pany Surviving beside his wife is a
little daughter two years of age. a
sister whose whereabouts are I'M
known and an uncle. Lyman Hodge Of
Powmal.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1919-01-28
Try This To Danish
All Rheumatic Pains

People who have been tormented for
yonrs-yes. even SO crippled that they
were unable TO help themselvcs--havo
been brought back TO robust health
through the mighty power OF Rheumn.
Rhouma acts with speed, II brings
In a few days the relief you hAvc
prayed for II antngonixes the poi
sons that enuao agony and pain In the
Joints aud muscles and quickly tho
torturing soreness completely disap-
pears.
II la a harmless ana inexpensive
remedy but sure and certain, be-
cause IL Ia ono discovery that has for
ced rheumatism and sclatica to Yield
aud disappear. ~
Bcgin the Eheuma treatment today.
and II YOU do not get the joyful relter
YOU expect. your money. VIII be re-
turned w l.. Gokay always has u
Hupply and guarantees Il to you.