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The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1904-08-05
YUuMEEST REAR baDMHa-
dfirsz HnssBssiilg Diszt1ctto1r IN y
uiIiteti States Navy Is 1oarT''
T1irea TssaH OF Ages

The c1rTlx dfs nHx'ai icanxrristbIf' lll
SIT Skates HWY is TnmRT5gaihAa tIttaal'
T-fnisinE 0fffUaTss ara stnveFTl 5ohEigt ~
pared with the line af tluest ID da
c1ruS This is axpiainest. AcorlhE
t4fa washington Rdst, III tse iAS' y
ttInsH wiiu naiia up ttiib oGp5s arr II
sfasIftH heii1H dfferatt grraief lhnA]
meaItg by laE1e siiipinlilnirEco1np"A
To leaHe the saTvina fsIr wtiita ttite vi
sdiicatefi..
This partly acnmlnfH 'nI- N2sf'nw
lae CapuH tire present etntd 1ii ih
rtasr ut construction amt ralsih ~
at ifEf iaind at r1is age 1ff 10. tlf Hou'n
gfffGgr svar iuwii1g tile Tilli n '1"
nilrall i'm aur narY A9 itisnHlnit nS~
din,If1a, Raaast Ad1niir1. GapIls WE l~4
EIlf aDpgil1rat eI-um Virginia. ~
uaraf tire Naval anHieInH II fs~
s1rRtiiHtsf in r9a4. IiiEti N IF pl'' n
HY tile AFT OF cung-ssa 4llla'S' -
only ten OF eacii Glass waI'a slt'i ~"
IN tine servina. After 4 tuilr D. wv.
sea- sHrviGa he anharnd t.tn riiis~i
n1rpw. where ia WIZ advanced OA'H
t,1rr8m nG tire u1p
while Rear Admir- gaFnH eii'
service At Latte ~ taS0l a. % I.lf =
EdtniirHI4 of ufa lime ea1 liI't .i'ol
3,s ra sssi0rg ur tIring me avn W."
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1904-08-05

What IL happening ~ tstssss fset
41id e%eft II thete wefe. eo,iid you no,
r'eftferiiSef1 yo.ir duty afors seeiBly tifas
tfassv
Worse, w0ise ti,aa Are, Madasae,
W6yse t4isfAf afiything1 Pie Baaalt Has
faiiadA 1ihs siiaress 81 tlf,s sys.tssa as.4
cong downs' Pis ssid ti,at We casf
ct b,M 1900 HIRES the shafa,, perhaps
less= perhaps tafey viii 90 d6~p to
dotfiH& r af{f rniHad. lsiiinade' We ara
al rtiinedt Aad witaiih d month p
vas ~ liav6 bee2 haffed 60 tAe E5ot--
dssff 81 tl,6 Marquis dAiioaez, Wis HISS
56AsiAt BiiAseif q tfsqe th4s 4efy weeitlF
dAHd n III Has f8liea 40 iii, = sasf
lady 6atharira. asihe6 ha9e Hot spec-7
tlsted Nv theses fifhgs iAte Bost f6lAt,,
L shafi ID koffa tlie ~oi'8e f6g H., asid
s{aql sti5 Bave hfofey ~ ply your
%a@es SO BsfhaSs y5'Y can Marty yo',F
fiar6,ns aetais alii"
"BIN VS. slis4H HSt lSs tiyaa. MsdaYfes!'
VS. sFe riiGHed rdfYedf MoR bi1@p We
s,S6fs Fli,t We Aad fie kofss TO 10
5efsoils ~ 6sYa4iTy. Tfs #l fhe work
N flYis vAihfR Jaaa Bas. May flNs
5iistills set hfhqy ~ flie beope,, aad
RISKS hf@ 5sy eofr fkist@
&sto,G f;n6,iSf a tAdsy @spief" safd
'sS f,ady G8fhaFiEe, s,efRiy. "After
Bfs hs7e Bstfer Wisdom, SAD ~ hos
neddle M tba8ss w8fck yosY ~ Ros
Yee scstte hsd tfs siFl 6sbaFtef
,tf6rs thefe sSpesfed sg54fiq the s1qhd
Y tthhfhs steps, sra presently tkefe
sro1c@, efsslEy tf86ho'fnced, 9Ke0 tk3
'teseHce n M MISTRESS, tBS De4elll
ran, fresh ff6b1 NJ stshlAs ssd mons ]
tS esfefdf n M gary fesfs fss
6%R NJ 6ieeks, Re kHRE on M
s6ds Win sestdFes ~ Of o&s A.
sefted, ,
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I'D BE ooxTIxrEBa
N9PEEIsaA F4CM aapC7EE7H
Bscnrhonates of SODA n Soniurn .!Es
ommenaed as a. Goc6d
Mouth Wash

( The closes connection beprsaE1 IN
lcGyFd1 teeth and diseases s0Giths4 aA
tion-iss pointed ont by aI1e dIdGaiHz
Thee presence OF tree acids .GaAF
.EE--outh is particularly harmfdLl Ease
may come from various seuwmaa
most commonly from theaaGId Z 4zml
taatnn- Of thee carno-h5rrIms ius !
lodged ON orr between theeraet1Bzta
GUMS AND due too the aEtto1n0piGs
organisms present I'M he 10utla
Normally thes saliva Is a44aAla d
auyg acids produceda in the srgsEasi
the teeth aIee thus nneuaaH
anu1 decay prevented. TTbfae
two1 conditions under which aea slI
Is unable to- neutraiizes theedatis lH
duced locaily--Hameiys FiTrsi T'rei
is deficient in aikRiiuity aznd sem
when ii issdeffcteHt II quantity Af
the former, il is well known Eat
saliva becomes less alkaline ocrefa
acid i'm any condition OF ppehOGe'
gastric digestion. al pheuUT-s Enn1rni
OCCURS in nearly all cases Of tdJssfpSa
Moreover. thEe teeth whsH 1eea''
lnTrheFg tend tor keep up tbse 8Bina
,t1rDrTicc dYspeusiaa E1y rnHdegltagriasS
;aItu1T imperfect. A. victoTss ctr'a
huss established. To- ofyiaate -thin
n dental disease the teeth sEn1nl
washed frequently with a. set'lilal
which ONE OF. thes iiIgresitHtssiislNa
OF Soda This may pgfsfni ~
q the mouth disagrf eablea -fsSlA'
tIeH diseasa-faciail nealraitaa2
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1904-08-05

The b1bbIee haa bsifst fAefee was ne
l6ngefr any syste26a o. the Messasebef
II was Ire III the day lna fscs vel
on t5ward nlgff3, wien thee know cage
OF the crssh came MO- the nefehbofr
Hood1 where dweft the Lady caaheFirlee
I{no4lyss. TO E}efr the news wac
bf6aghtt By al servant. VITO eseftedly.
5fIrst lftiaHn6dnced int6p her mistress
EifeseYfte.
'Msdafhe: Msasfaee" she csfea5
''fP'fepates 'Tfss ff6fffbles 'Tiss ita--
possfblee All III Al an sfdip
"W'ifaa rseanp yod, gsrIii' cFfeda IJeay
cathsffne, displeased al the disrespeet
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tc6byfieht. iss sS srnsrssa a5aeh.,
tH4pfsjss2 xfJYI.

TffE BttitaitfNGi 81 fHE BfiBBfIIss
n WIS the eYeniiig5 Of tilee day fdsl
lbwftig that on wfficha john Law si1d
the regent df Fiancef liadf met iftl theft
gt5frny Interview. Bttfrg the ri5fri,fa
BOT littiea had trarspltad rsagarling Tie
sivftfcarit' evenits OF the ptsviotis DIV
m these vast md excited tr0wdsS3 d.
yided INTO gfUdps and cfidiies and tie.
doas, aided BY no Bulletins. codnseled
ny no, printed pags, there WIS But IT
tie co,iesiotil 6fi purpose, ,sineep there was
HittteF lifiitY OF Understanding The
orfce 6f shares al one kidsk riigfitt 81
cd-tHiti th6tisards 81 iyrds; whereas 4
sdttsre away, tiia price rfigtat vsft4y By
trif as riafiy liyres: So i,fipetuoits wass
thes adysntd 81 these continually rfss.
Ing prices, and 50 fiefizied and esieie csc
TIE temper Of those VITO bargsihddi
Or there
YET Bef6rf roo+i1 81 tfis day Naio*itfs
me decree 81 the regent, Witch fxad!
me ytf,ie Of actiotis upoti a. descending
sesas,, the risws. aftaT A. Gissiio.f Of rs
s.st spf'saf raridiy abf8adi and AL tt5o
swiftiy the trifth was generally kYiowA
re stof.y s.ar4ed III q rtiffiofs tffstt
vhst'es had beerf offsred md deciiHstf
n a Prize writer Had beefi ctfsTetYtt BIT d
Hw moments before. 1'iis wss s,iiia
.hifiy wfiich Md not Bedii kIit5aFTY III
al titese fevefssii rtiotitiis 81 tie Nessas
sef5e. Ffef, CARTS the story t4iatt ssiares
co.,id ritp be cotintIed tipotil to r'saiize
OYER 1900 livres. AZ tfiati tfste pfice ~
sii me sctfofis dt.6pped IN 4 FASH, az
Esw had pi'6itiesiedi A s,iideiq wsvs
~ sanity. 4 pariit tiiiii' 81 soi,er ti,;d.sfs-
*arainy swept 6Yefg tfiis Tasf rif,iisit
t,ide 81 stiii liiii'easoiiiiig so,iis wfstS Had
a.aded 90 lt5rSy t,t,t5ip tfiis fsstySsslAJe |
ssSSIt,ositibt, ~ an evsfcs stStsilyy rYfsr.- |
tst Reasoff stiii lacited stfYS.ix the,Y
yst feais and suddeiii sispei6iY wofs /
tot wanting Nfati aftet' rf{tirq RastieYad 4
''rift4y a*ay fo sch privately Ms shares |
,ssoi3s sr.eat6r dt'6y M efie btsiIt6 rfiilslH 4
,orae He tfell 6tfiers ip6iY tl,S satf4e /
.frsrid
Ptsciseiy tfie revefs@ 81 fllts 0f az. \
,stibif rfow 6i5tlaiHcd.. As All Paris bfd |.
'o,tsHt ~ ltiiy. ~ nov sqf Piri.s f6,igl,f \
y seh Pms streets were afHed WITH
asYtorlng MOSS II earlitsf tk6fe ksid
,tsef COMMISSION nov treF6 was Sssfie.
n-ofiiNiYff never was sheh 4 sceH6 wiz.
iessed. Never vas tff6rS cllrotYf1lAd
" swift arYd dtt6r fsversforY ~ 6Hqotfs8 Il
v tt'e tiidds " 4 sf69t t6neomse 6f A
'soipfe sfrter fritfeet vas tRS %ay6 ~
,<yS1qy rhYf s,yA,ys tyyST bslNs N l>.eyyI 4
\ tfe M6sssse'bs. IN the ssffSHs ~ /
~ ff6tel AZ SCISSOR. N t4at f6SYs hff6
" EMS feI1Bf6 ~ F6ft61s. " spread
M sbread. 6asfHs SRI ftt0 sif tks rs
sotef P6rtf6ns n the waffS4 efty, IL
sNcfYef nftYn4Stefy thS extfsnqs eS6s
fes N PSffs fDt6 els ef8w4e4
SHArs w4fcH ss6 bee1 decfeea M tke
1sdf1s biace 81 ths MesssSSbe Fyss
M tiptfe ef6@de4 tf8Hq the StFfef pqfs
Vsss va 6thef th8assRds N eseitsd
'sssss betHss fse e8a ksd sons,
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CHAPTER EfIIiI
w4te4tl RHa4 4eef52

H T4fssg WHICH Rt9MAIEfs41?
i Az ft,sr Jt,hnl Law. All through that
sstal dey which meant for him the
! rim or riiss ambitions Me- committed
IIltf tiiee itaS calm wfiieak for desas past
he'd distinguished him He discontin-
Iued MS ordinary e4Bpl655nentsi sild
spent Some heursa IN sorting and de-
Struggling numbers on papers andi doee4
rae4stss. Fiisfaathiin servant the Swiss
IiEfsnrf! Eies commander to1 n1alFee ready
niae appafel for a. jodfsie5s
~ sly tIiie evening"" said he7
"f{snffl We she'll be- ready too depart
'IIsett us be- Quite reaa% wei beforee that
Iti,Res'
MONSTERS is leaving Paafsg" asked
the swiss. respectfully
4 d6tiita ssg'
/ perhaps fsr d. sssy OF aotae duree
ItionPs"
d9siitte So i,idesdl Hensf!'
arReril sits3' espost,il#ad the SWISS
~ would require a. DIZZY or So for me-
to- properly as4'aieee YOUR l,iggtagae'
Mo- ~ att replied Law Two
valissse viii Suffice not more md i
she'll pefTisps not need even these"
Not all the apparel tliea naHtay COATS
tsfe jewels
'tBtp not tsS5nble over tsfesn"
dB,H WHIT disposition shall r make
=Sf''
hiSont al an neasss ALI theses things
ass they aaEs But atsS-t7iis paelsasa
wiiitqf r shall pr8pafe for Jo,ii-talte ii
to taite reaetis, md have IL married. IN
iis cars md esr the parliament "
Frances
lew raasud in AiH hsasds a lstindie Of
5sfsclisassts. wf,ichl one BY ohe he tore
sss6s8. tliaso#ffig tlie fragments iato
u BASKET 4s 10 did 30
dtphe se4st Of 1taaicargilie,s he SAID
''pAe esaasse 81 Befwilee tIie Hotel /
vsa24rfip5 t4ia lasids Of Bouraet; The /
81 tAeale@illeei the l8tds " \
3f1sie4.: the aaase 81 Roissy @6sadt H
sli4t a aliiauer 81 tlse1n ind"
ars,iE.. monsieur" exbostaissed 6ae
swiss. "*li4aF fs tlfaE ySa dor Ars
lstssa nor your possessionss
oS0t 10. mon asa8," replied Lew
''fhay o,ics wers mine. They are ess
ates ia Francs 1'&se bach Theses
ietAfs baad S'iiiy may A8pe hfs own
Fea44s, ana asga o. tliese late owners
u fF.s is,ds Z wished thaim fSr A
giFpose fAat purposes ia no IosaeeF
,ossilSle. rad now wIsA flse1W NO H4oee
tslte @sclt yo,iF deeds, my friends. aad
.4af III So,lls #fRd1s fli8c J6hn f,a~ edfe
lae,a IN Two, sad tias caaceef che
@FS# tAe mofieys y6f Nave p$id=
Hey are ea6sm0hs. Surely yo'S VIII
xacf feseftdtioA%'
@siffsl4, could = soe sFo8d fAese
fDneySe| Ne
".4dhgfr8siy Al che cfhe," fepFfed the
vSissy WIEN me ffeedoHa o. loags sefv.
II. fts,tf foF eie fatdHe, what az We !
new Besf6esy NJ NJ A matter N Ffs9t
Al fiktfce%
@Ak, mon sS6f,% ssfd Lswy right sHd
Ysffc6 4fs 40 .sslts+tS td9t sfHee y6u
pesk a hsonfey Iet IA t6ke precautions Z
} ~ tb6t. We SINH feed scffe hSSRev !
n or Journey see, .tfe6tfl fsks
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lNDrfIstf IsrH8fBNNBsSBR WAGON

0drxbeenee handlfn sheaid1 sell what
if possible
Hstijast sha oafeagen has been stttngthenea
ssa change axtes, kefn boxes have
beenfr8ades hck1 All viii that the
Tennessees throw cebfhesll that
ittskesto4nak ea heaest.. TFyonezfh4ly ywarfahtsd
Kentucky AL kinds Of 9Festg
rkillet sandcfoeer,.
0iiterfCbfIi Flows conations Try
stsef benin fail blowing. gefdfhe points and repairs Oliver
r1ahvyi rYst6Y ssaco11pair6eh t5theO iVey!
fYotEdeatsrf AL Pufp6se HARROW Hdee ehttfy steel.
Willdoheswo Dikorr Smoothing Harlow
fceressonabe
Kentucky sorgha Mil viii DO good work. tefnib
SAP payments Cider Mills Wagnsi Hart
ness 3apgIiar6ess Wcsh veyDa better GOODS
and
ttii yona Why
Feed Sizes HatHvar1 Cutlery md gins loaded
sbeiil; sporting 56d B5rles, Buaers arttva Cement Lime
Baee aY11e Perfection Ssoves2z-tyickiess..
W3nder eeceaH Freezer Barrett cbanss from -
Fd+nihfee Ceentva Glassware Wedy
save yfai from 5 largest city CALL
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supporting ann.
At this moment There easns again
the sound OF lioof.s riiIGm the pavement
There was rlie rush % q noulrai out
fidem, amt hard after him suaf the
hrrsss Of a csa,rfaHs,, wiinHH DRIVER
pulled lisp CLOSE at tits cilrtb amt Narga
clean 6f The Iir1lis group xB4ilrsagsf There
The door Of tine ca,tsiI WAX opened, and
at iS appeared Zine fsElue of a woman
who p,iciuY descended from tine E1gD
"Whsr il Isfe' SHE criisft. ia nrar ufhis
the essideuce cf Monsieur Lawg" Tlba
officer saDites, amt the few IntHerErs
awe ssei6 and made r0uul, al ART
stesperS fully an1@ the srreer and att
psaces with eiscis1or tawIrtaF tls1ws
wltOHs sire saw
Madam replied the Swiss. ~rHas Rs
tse residence OF Monsieur Lag and
tkfs IL Monsieur Las hinls,slf . fear
be- ID taken Suddenly faa
The lady stepped gs5ekBy TO Mis- side
~ sMe did so. Law. al one MOT fully A
hearing. half raised mis- head He 4
looked f@lI into her face. and releasing \
himself from the arms Of his servant,
STOOD Thus, staring directly at the Wis
tor, bis face haggard. his fixed eyes
bearing no sign Of actual recognition
'fCatbarfnet Catbarfne," be en-
claimed. ~Oh God. how cruel OF yoU
10 mock met Catharine,"
The unspeakabIe yearning Of the CRY
vent 10 the heart Of her who heard f.
me put out hand and laid II on his
orehead. The Swiss nctioneA toward
he house. And even a. the offceI
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RsilGsi Rates to 5IGf1l 10
via Southern Rf'V5I.
National EEGamgMflt a'Ill y
Republic

Tickets viii be sold Ag'l III - a
and 18th. limited foe rsi'1tr - q
aOsh. E1teusiOr Of inBa la1zli :
5Osh may be obtained II - 3
Jackets with JOinG Agent 81 0@s'-"
paying fee 9f Soc. -. Al n
Stopover OF tee days s.A9seo s,' ~
York by payment Of 40 scoi'
one dollar. Ia.
For further particulars. shp
j. Z. SHlPLEf, I. r IA
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Tax the lyomeu ,,,.r..,.
ihs sane A. Ekswhar.

q Lard o. s-te'',i 4. ,rs--.rs
Wttha slnuaus a.trpe
AAFoaau s.nauill Hlfs 4r..
Aaa are vodaa't r-za,.
we'd
p"aas Hidnsv al.v
news
ttafa ts Tt'pnsf4 ,4o.,...
dorses flis rlaita 4
Mrs Ip 81 Js1usan sf-
tNestiJth ~rfest, r1v.
times teen q varv : ltslp.ait., -.
perform iIvoaIiv ark .1..,....'
the weakness aarass ~,
the aehing eadpred MN w..
90 rsaehing forward us
ttnnai aching tnrnBgat ,y,.n.
baek was lame aaa sore .,,.,,
much se1hati hardfr fldtla ".
70 rise in the uaormrq. ..6f..
try ainlost anything toga; -tat. j
7 saw Do8n's Kidney Pin; &C.,. Il
ana Ia gh VI recommended ] s,.tA
Adams " Martins drug rt.rsr
ssyTtheyE etpea me 4 rrrar ana. NV
back became stronger m ~
g1veanet be trouble nsu ,ts ~
either during the S. -.
anal have no hesitauev ii r rotDmn,,sN
] uggIloaH,s Kidney Pristt, ,,,,s,s
Vhornays Hrref from . aek aai,a Or Z erNI
troubie.r
Forlsaie by7atI desteFs. rirp sfee,,
Eioster= MiInurn. Co.. BnnEn.o M N
seiesagentsfor the nitee tsasas
Rsn1ehlberthen ame Deans snd IA.
No other. nj
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INA news rrfaa aFhe leN2.
M laars ne horznle news RE
srsrars- IS anixhai. ne saanss ans
gsiuE doUut
Fellow. wan 10 gu herel' AID
f.aav Carnariaa vvkvsdo rgn come
wWN rAiE anne 81 nrv 7vhlra Marie as
fuxs BROUGHT 10 nIee Gan gu not
iesra our pizees-
Bnf ny adv. y5u 20 not UNDER
saanare rsfsaratea ne nan hlanklv,
3. --I4au over There 3zn0 hlessass0e.
tAara il 10 LONGER INV system. 10
lanHs- ans C0mpsnv - ne ndies-
Tiers is no longer wealth or he
ssrarbing ont ~ ne hand. Tis al
over / nmsf 90 lack to- hOrses--t-
Madame Who shnuld presently have
associated WITH me nnbiiyi'
Wen. ana IT. 50 replied bis mis-
trsss II csn saw "a yBu asst have 20
Marie nat there wfll stfll be mouey
fsr -your Waaes
"VVseesf nv faHh W.hat rifles nv
laavt This Monsieur Las he d.
feefor--eueraI hesft is who has rEined
usf Wen enough it Rat he square
in 'front.' ~ his hotel iilea with Deo-
DIaf Presertfy thew wil break down
hfs daars And hen pray Cod thev
pHnfsh i'm Tor 1hfs that he has sdonef"
The cheeE Of LADY Caebaeine paled !
and assaddenr dnsh OF -contendfnsee uioS
tons crossed her mfaae You do mot (
ten ne Z hat Monsieur z sas sanndaaRerT I
PfsrfePe said she
'eAssHreaIy Perhaps with Int he 7vsryyi
heGr Z hex. WIZ tesF down hfs doors and 4
rena hfnf limb from ia4h9 There sno4
punishment which csn1s erfeshtAal rfab. q
-rfni VINO has T1thea or pFetTt, pretty
.ysfenas Mon-DieaF- 1t was soobeaatf-
uEi
sIs thfs news certafH7s
seAssHreaIv, most certainQ- Why
lheaId it inee be? TheseneffeeseusFsein I'M
lr6as OF the TleeeF deeSeissenris spaeked1
nav LADY needs mes | myself
nHst hasten thftherft eoafa1 ialthee pna-
shnsens of this Jean Lest
You WIN stay heFes said Lsdss
1athaFFnee Watt There may be-
leeai For the present gep"
Left atone Lads Catha4faee stood for
L moment pale and uaotienlesss iRa thee
.ea8eF1 OF the room She stFofee them
62thee wfhdew and Looked fxedlss o'It.
Ter Whole fgare wsss tense risfd2
yondeFr over there ACROSS the gsblea
0sFss OF Pa84Iss they weFee ciaaaoFinse al
he door Of him whog haaa given baesf
'affs to the king and France again to-
sss people, They weTee assaiIiHse hiHaa- 4
tiss man so long, rfhfa4tefineg So I'M
istens on HIS afabiti6Ass $3.50 steaa-
aafI Could She cali HIM steaafsssP
Al d1fei5, hard SOB broke ffoHal bleFf
hfga4 In haetee She flew, now to- one
art on he room, now to7ahotheF; PEEK
4es up fffstt this artielee and then that
'hfeif seemed Or need. Ana seoat last Is
he hurFfea t1othee befl-ceFd 4
'0dieff2} c4fed1 shes ass Thee servant
/ Length Appeared "Qdie4al Do nes 4
afasg am iristsngl Ny cartilage al 7
fees' Il
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whheiea his trooa- to1rerarr
Z Eatp- .aseended1 the sans r., ~
ing between them st,trrtq1r, n
wfo1 bur repeated 5unmhbur.r tat :
self the sanlee words.
Mockefvt Mockerrt"
Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1904-07-29
Those Liquor Law Amendments.

TTwo- Dollar Bill, Buriing'n Clipper'I
Now, in amending the law about
the first thing to do (this is for YER
mont use only you tnow) is to make
a flat penalty OF 30 days at Rutland
for those who draw jags. Lei the
price be the same for every oiiehse'
Then 1t would not be such an
absurd idea to define a little more
clearly what to expect of the arlsto-
cratic bunch Of license COMMISSION
ers. During the two years that the
law has been in force these grafters'
for certainly quite bunch of the
lucky ones We're wise guys nave as
sumed to interpret the law IN ABOUT
any way they saw fit. house ei
correction clause, with an addltohai
$500 for incidental expenses during
their six months stay at the insutu-
tion. would have a tendency for more
than one license commissioner TO see
less politics in his job than they uo
M this writing. Then the seiier
of the various forms of trance nulu
should have his memory logged =
trife about selling to minors Ihere
room in that Rutland institution LOT
those that make themselves ehglnle'
Good. stiff penalties with cash alter
natives omitted will make a better
law. Here's a chance for the tarh-
ers' clubs to get busy. Here's
chance to do bit of making gooa
this season.
Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1904-07-29
Catch the Niger.

Not 90 many years ago we usea 10
,,lay game of tag" where the boy
who was "it" was an imaginary OF
t,cer of the law and the other children
ran from him, crying:
"Pleeceman, pleeceman, don't 'oue"
me, ,,
catch the niger behind that tree'
People who are so fortunate OF o'h-
erwise. as to be chosen to perform any
nublie service, from pitcher on the
bap nine TO president, are continually
nlaving this game and the newspaper
or individual who offers any criticism
;s always sit" The congressman are
n,eased when the senators are caiieu
down. the mayor is willing to help
"rib II in" TO the board OF alueriileh'
the selectmen don't object Wheh 'he
school committee gets a KICK out
they all shout,
.P1eeceman, pleeceman' don't 'ouc"
me,
Catch the niger behind that tree!
A newspaper should be published
for the benefit of the public ana
should reflect and crystalline pupnc
oninion. It need not always commend
nor always blame Senseless pulls
are as uncalled for as persistent fauit
finding. No reputable newspaper
however. will depart from the truth
for the sake of playing tag with the
public.
In reporting last weeks fire the
Reformer made some statements that
were not gratifying to the members
of the fire department. Such correct
ion as seems necessary is made III the
local columns The inference that the
service was far from perfect is but
feebly disputed. We expect the pup
lie servants to protect our llVes ana
property with more than ordinary
vigilance and discretion. The retort,
"Do il yourself if you think you can
do it any better" is inappropriate
We expect the governor TO govern
better than we could govern; thats
why we elect him. We expect the
teachers to teach better than we can
teach. that's what we pay them tor
We expect the firemen to put out the
fires better than we could do it; that's
why they are iremen. If one man
makes mistakes the whole department
must be held responsible and the
newspaper which yields to the per-
suasive requests not to SAY anything
about it, is Sinking its duty to the
public. The man who is absolutely
sure he has done the best he or any
one else could do, is hard to find, ana
when found is not sensitive TO crltl-
cism. When he is caught he takes II
calmly and doesn't plead,
"P'leeceman, p'leeceman don't touch
mel"
Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1904-07-29
Road Policy Endorsed.


The results of good road building
by a state and under the supervision
of a competent engineer have been
seen in New Hampshire. Recently q
gathering of automobiles was hela
in the mountain region of that state
ana automohilists went there from an
parts of New England and New YORK.
Accustomed 10 good roads IN their
own states these men were loud in
their praise of the dirt roads OF New
HAMPSHIRE. some declaring that the
highways were as good as those III
the Massachusetts highway system
which is notably excellent And these
New Hampshire roads which are
GOOD for the automobilists are GOOD
for any kind of travel. These ROADS
were mainly built at state expense
and within the past two years nave
been kept in good repair under
skilled engineer who is a state ofhcer
and who Is working with state funds.
IA is largely due TO this fact that the
roads were so satisfactory TO the au-
tomohllists. Similar TO this New
Hampshire method regarding state
superyisinn of money expended by the
state IN building roads is the schelhe
propnsed BY those Interested In good
roads in Vermont. The results would
he equally satisfactory in Vermont as
IN New Hampshire,