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The Palatka news. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1905-1908, 1907-03-01

Quite number of the crew of tue
Fish Hawk left during the week for
Volusia bar to be gone month or
more.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-03-18

HADE FROr1 NATIVE ROOTS.
G SAFE AND RELIABLE.

That the root, Of many native plants.
growing Wild lu our American forests.
posses remarkable properties Tor tho euro
ui human maludlos is we'll proven. Even
the uutntored Indian had learned che
curative value OF some OF these and
Taught tho early settlers their uses Tho
indian never liked work SO he wanted his
tluaW TO get We'll as soon as possIb Ic that
she might do the work aud let him hunt
Ihcre'ufe, he dug pa pOOse root ' for her.
Tor That was their great remedy for fe-
male weaknesses. Or Pierce uses the
same root-calicd Blue Coho-h-lu his
.faNorlte Presumption sbIllfu.Iy com
blneo with other agents that make 10
% effective than any other medicine IN
curing alI tho various Weaknesses and
painful arrangements peculiar Co women.
Many afflicted women have been saved
from lhr operating table and the sur
Foou's knife by the timely use OF Doctor
fIerccs favorlte Prescription Tender
ness over tbr lower pelvic region. with
hacEarhN spells Of dizziness fa'utucss.
bearing down pains or distress should NOS
20 uuheelDd. A course 0t 7laNurIto Pro-
sCrIptIOu viii work marvellous benefit
in all such eases, aud generally effect a
permanent cure NJ persisted loo IHF "A rpl-
sonahlc length OF time The Iavur.ta
Prescription IS harmless agent. being
wholly prepared from native medicinal
NNNNNn W|NN|N. AALN |N M|.|N.Nl .N ITS
make up- Nhcrcas alI other medicines.
get tn-for ssa through druggists i.f.
wauHn's peculiar ailments contain large
quantities ul spfUtuuuS liquors which
very harmluI, especially On delicate
vumen -fayOrIts Prescription cone
"a. us neither alcohol nor harmful hat.t-
ts,u * drugs. All rs ingredients 4r.
printed au each bottle wrapper 10 sa
tn~rf'ri -frgvfaitrg toait, InFaFtue
and strength in rarteH ~ ta tle
organs distinctly feminine. I0r welk
aud sciIv women. who ere TwOru-oct.
or dch..fafed. especially for women wr1
boz .tnre oalce or schO1.-rHow who
60 Che typewriter or sewing mach ue.
OF besr heavy household burdens. and '.r
nursing mothers. DR.. Pierce l~atarfs
Prescription viii prove "a priceless benefit
because oi its health restoring aud
sirenEth-EI wing power.
For constipation. the true. scientific
o. DR. plercs's Pleasant Io..cA
Mid. harmless. yet sure.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-03-18
SANTA FE BOY
FIRED FROM
ANNAPOLIS
CHARLES A. GILDERSLEEVE
DISMISSED BY PRESIDENT
Repeated Misconduct Respon-
sibIe for Disgrace of New
Mexico Cadet Post
offices Established

Upon the recommendation OF the Of
ncials Of the United states naval
academy ut Annapolis, President
Roosevelt has been compelled TO dis
miss from the academy Charles A.
Gii~dersIeeve. Of Santa Fe. n. NJ. n
member or the fourth class of mid
shipmcn, on account Of repeated mis-
conduct.
Edward Lee Jones Of New Mexico.
viii graduate from the MAYA medical
school OF this city. as an assistant sur
gcon OF the nav on March 30.
A new postofhce has been estab-
lished at Sebolla, Rio Arrlba county.
". NJ. which * located five miles
south Of CanjilOn, Rafael F. valdez
was named postmaster.
James T., orr has been appointed
postmaster at Hayhill. Otero county.
~. M. to succeed Sallie W Bell, re-
signed.
@Postuasters commissioned: Anna
O Engle, Paquate. y. NJ. Fransisca
$ de Gingras, Atrisco. Bcrnalillo
county. N. NJ; James L. Monroe.
Plateau. Roosevelt county, Y. NJ, Ar
thu l.. Henry, F%airbank. Ariz. Mary
). Brady. Show Low. Arlz
ON March 30 the postoffice at Tor
reou. Torrance county. n NJ, viii be
discontinued. After that date mail 90
fatigue.
The postmaster general has author
lied the appointment Of an additional
lrit.r carrier for the postoftice al Ra-
tom. n. NJ. to be effective April J.,
star mail routes established
Endec To- Allen. n. NJ. eight miles.
three times a week. Sidney Il. OgteF-
b, ~ Allen, was awarded the con-
trart az $3.50 per annum
could TO Roy, n NJ twenty miles,
three times a week. Cesario Garcia,
of Gould. was awarded the contract
at S3t5 per annum for three years.
Gre8tcrvillo, by R0semont, TO Hell
Npila. twelve miles. three times "a
week a three-year contract vas
awarded TO George p. Scholefield, Of
Husemont at $4g0 % year.
MI and Mrs. w II. Gulick. Of Phoc-
nix. Arlz.. are visiting here for several
days
The pay of the rural letter carriers
has been increased from $I2O 70 $500
pcr anuum. The increase Will be Of
feotNe July D. There are but four
r5ral carriers Zoo the territory of New
MuNlao.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-03-18

Couldn't mo the one man n this
town VINO wants that saddle or driv-
ing horse OF yours as surelv and as
dlIickiy as a For Sale ad can do: and
enorlocG'o fao uNIl1d he lnrgor
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-03-18
THE CHARACTER AND
SCOPE Of THE
BIG FAIR.
ADMIRAL WRITES OF
JAMESTOWN EXPOSITION
(By Rear Admiral y. 4. Harrington,
[ =. NJ


exposition have not been always cor
rectlv apprerlated.-.t- may be well TO
.,a ~. ,,,r.,,ag as afGgiatIy do
~,
cared anu 'HfH ~ inquire ~" 'H9
actual preparations and arrangements
I futnu the original high objects of
commemorative The charter granted
liz tha atata. m Virginia 10 The James
town Expositiou COMPANY ON March
Ia ZOO raqitad In tba preambIe.
arno,g ofbar thinga.
1t ~ asire and purpose of The
ronrI. ~ fhfs ommonvealth ia M.
'tlnoI,, -nr,n,anoratn tha mira eentan.
ntaI - tbc settiomnnt enectad at
Ian,ostou.n an mo t"bfrthcntb dav of
NJ 4, tbr yrar efvtaen bundrad and
-
M most oftino farm, of such eele-
b~ratian u,rld No. to bold a great OK
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The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1907-01-17
COUNTY PRocEEDINGL
IFrnm page ono

Tyndall, South Dakota, Jan. Ord,
1907.
Board met pursuant to adjourn.
ment. Full board. county Auditor
and Sheriff present.
On motion the bond ~ Fred Wells
Tor $4,000 ms Justice 81 the Peace was
approved
On motion the reports Of y. II.
Wood. X. NJ. Farrell and Frank lost
Justiceses Of the Peace, for the quar-
ter ending December 3lst. 1906 and
the bills therein allowed rs follows
X ~. Farrci, Justice fees 23'
X. r. Garner. Sherifr's fees 40
David Kirk, witness fess L II
II. III. Wood, Justice fees 23(
Frank Post, Justice fees 30
I'm n,nfinn the rannrt nf tho RapiS
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1907-01-17

Food don't digest? Bccau'c the
stomach lachs soTc ono Of tho essen.
tial dlccStautS or the digestive juices
hrc r"t rroICr'y lalaced. Then, too
IL II this undigestcd food that causes
suurncSS and prinful indigestion,
Kodol i'ur Indigestion should he
used fur relies Kudol Is a solution of
vegetable acids u diceSts what you
eat. aud c1rrrctS the deficiencies at
Of the Digestion. k"dul conforms O.
the National Pete Food aud Drug
Law. Sold by Tabor Drug Store
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1907-01-17
ACADEMY NOTES.
Rev. Kelly of Wagner visited
the school Tuesday afternoon.

Rev. Kelly Of Wagner visited
the school Tuesday afternoon.
The number OF boarders was in
creased TO ~ last week. The new
corners are Anna Koupal, Misses
Edna and Frances Martus of Yer
million, Irene Nelson and Edith
Hoyt of Yankton and Pearl Ho-
chum Of Corrcctionville, Iowa.
Reverend Mother Navicr came
down from Yank,on Saturday al
tcrnoon and stayed over Sunday
Sister Vincent came with her and
will take charge OF some OF the
classes at the grammer room.
Mrs. Christopherson of May.
field was down on Tuesday and
pad a visit TO the school, She
intends 10 put her son. John, to
school here.
Beginning with next Monday a
course in bookkeeping will be
given at the school. Any one
wishing to take the course may
at tho school for particulars.
There has ben an error made
concerning the spelling contest
during the pupils entertainment,
While Lillian Passenger Alice
Hakl and Mary llorak stood
we'll mention. was made only oil
Lillian lIoraock; hence this COT.
rection.
Religious articles for sale at the
81. Wcnceslaus Academy. ! have
a large assortment of Bohemian
prayer books, and pictures OF
Saints. Sister. Clara, Q. :. b.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1907-01-17

The folling patents were issued
this week 10 Northwestern invcn.
tors reported by ID. Swift g. Co.,
Patent Lawyers. Washington ID,
c. Neb' G. w. Zwcibcl, Pspillion,
Vehicle wheel.
N. ID. J. Calen, Havana, Con
crete, brick machine. i. X, Harris
Kenmare. Incubator alarm. +. p
Johnson. Grand Forks. Comblna.
ton rule and bevel. !. ]. Ullen.
sakcr. Hatton, Steam boiler.
s. ID. A. F. Frommel, Groton
Horse releasar. +, A. Rasmussen
Railway tie. N. j. Shacfer. Ard
more. Fence post. ]. s. Williams
Hurley, Wheel washer.
Copies Of any OF the above pat
ents will be furnished to Gus read
crs at ten cents each. by ID. Swift
& Co. our special oorrcspohdents
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1907-01-17
pay Tares al The Tabor State Bank.

We have a complete list OF 1900
taxes for Tabor and vicinity and
would be pleased to attend to the
payment OF taxes for those who
find j, announcement 10 60 to the
County Scat and would have TO
make a trip expressly for that pur
pose. Our charges arc very rca.
sonablc and It is certainly saving
to pay the taxes here for those
who have no other business a,
the coanty scat except TO pay
their taxes. You can find out the
amount Of your taxcs at this bank
at any time.
The Tabor State Bank.
Jos. V. Wagner. PreS't
Jas. A. Wagner, Cashier.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1907-01-17

Last Tuesday in the Prcbytcr'
ian church west OF town, Adolph
Slama and Miss Rosy Uhcrka
were joined in wcdlock, the nup.
tial knot being tied 10y Rev. Lin.
ka. After the ceremonies the
bride and groom repaired TO the
home of the brides parents where
the occasion was quietly passed
upon by immediate relatives.
Miss Uhcrka is the daughter OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Vincent Uherka, is
an accomplished young lady and
has many friends. Mr.. Slama is a
progressive young farmer OF this
place and also has many friends
Tuesday of this week, at the
Catholic church at this place, Mr.
Josph Pe,rik and Miss Josephine
Skvril of Lake Andes were unitcC
in the bonds OF matrimony, Rev
Kelly Of Wagner officiating. Az
ter the ceremonies the bridal par
| ty repaired TO the home OF tht
grooms parents where sumptu
Gus spread awaited them. Boti
young people arc we'll and favor
ably known and have many
friends. They will make thcit
home near Lake Andes where
Mr.. Pctrik owns a fine farm. The
Independent extend congra,ula
lions,
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1907-01-17
ABOUT TOWN

4 iNC
Robert Vauk was Tyndall Wis
itor Monday.
Mayor Ptak OF 1yndsll was
here on business Wednesday.
Mrs. Geo. Gardner was a Tyn-
all visitor Thursday.
Bart Wagner has several horses
for sale including fine stallion
The liant child Of Mr.. and Mrs.
c. A. Hladky of near Utica died
Tuesday. lntermcnt took place
Wednesday.
Al Jczewski left for Minnea-
polls Monday on business matters
lie will also visit his parents in
Winona.
Jonas Gleich OF near Lakeport
was here on business last Satur-
day and incidently subscribed for
for the independent.
When the cold wind and crack the
skin n box OF salye can save much dis
comfort. In buying sa!ve look for the
name OH the box TO avoid any imita-
tions, and be sure sou get the orig.
inal DE Wits witch Hazel Salve.
Sold by Tabor Drug Store.
Quite a number OF our young
folks attended the dances at Les
tervillc and Bon Homnc and rep
ort a good time.
Ice making on the scarp along
side Of the Milwaukee track is in
full force and the merchants are
Implying themselves for the sum
mcr.
Just rcce ivcd a carload Of good
soft coal. II you arc cold this
will fix you up. I. V. Ptsk lum'
Der yard.
St,nley NeGved of near TyndaI
and daughter attended the wede'
ing here Tuesday. Mr.. Ncdvec
was a pleasant caller at our office,
Louis Hakl shipped a carload
of fine hogs to Sioux City Thurs
day eve, and also took a trip &c
that city. There was 50 hogs ane
weighed er,7so lbs.
Joseph Ma,as Of Midtown,
former resident OF Tabor was her,
the carly part of the week visiting
with friends. He is a successful
stock raiser at that place
Frank Beran purchased loC
acresofland of John Gleich. Las
week we made an error in Thu
item and made mention that Johr
Pctcrka. ST. was the buyer
Mr.. Joseph Soukup from Wag
ner was here visiting with hi
parents last week ard also cal
1t over office, renewing his subs
cription.
Jack Bcllew, the popu ar pho
,ographer OF Tyndall was here OF
business Monday to take wedding
groups. Jack is an artist in hi
line and all work placed in hi
care is done promptly.
Now is the time 10 get a corr
shelter, and manure sprcader
Also that wagon Of yours is get
ting pretty we'll worn down; better
get a new one. Or new buggy
Iiruska & Trunec sell them.
Little touches Of back.ache SHOULD
not be allowed TO go INTENDED. Rheu
matism aud many other things 'Ollov
A box OF DeWitt's Kidney aud Ella
oder Pills will bring relief quickly
They dive the poison from the body
Act Oh the liver as well as the kib
neys A - cen: box holds week
treatment. Sold by Tabor Drug StOr'
Old, mellow and thoroughly m;
turcdit possesses every cssenticl q
a genuinely fine. Kentucky Ii
quor-thats why /. W. HARPER wills
key is the most popular. Sold BY
Hruska & Truncc.
Clear up the complexion. cleans
the liver aud tone tie system. lUt
can best do this 10y dose or 60 u
Dewitts Dittle Early R,serS. Safe
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1907-01-17
JOSEPH HUBAL
Harness
Makers
TABOR, S. ID.

Janas Gleich and sons are ready
TO shell corn and guarantee salts
faction.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1907-01-17

\
II NJ. Farrcl, Justice fees ss5
X. r. Garner. Sheriff's fees 3 20
David Kirk, witness fess 10
II. III. Wood, Justice fees 40
Frank Post, Justice fees 3 %
On motion the report of the Regis.
ter Of deceit of fees collected for the
months az October, November and
December was accepted
On motion the Bond OF +. ID. Wick,
for $1,000 90 rs county Judge was APP
proved.
On motion the following bills were
allowed.
McCaull. WEBSTER Co., Coal for
courthouse, 90 50
Jacob Wruck, road work for road
dist. G, ~ 10
Eugene Colburn, Tile for road dist
&c l21j
Geo. d. Bernard & Co Mortgage
record, % 10
Perkins Bros Co, supplies for
County, IL 90
viii A. Beach Printing Co, court
calender, 1900
Silver, Burdettc & Co, School
books, - ~
CHM & Co. School books, - 80
Dakota Central Telephone, Co,
Phone rent * services, ~
4. A. Morgan Lumber Co., coal
for County. SO 81
r. A. Morgan Lumber Co .? lum.
Der for road dist. IL, ! so
+. A. Morgan Lumber Co lum-
Der for road dist. Ii, 10
+. 4 Morgan Lumber Co., lum-
her for road dist. Is. 10
J. II Kelly s Co, supplies for
county, ~ 20
T. Br"knSky. road work. u on
City OF Tvndall, water tax. 800
Skurpik & kuliS, Placksmithing
for road dist. =. 80
Henry Hofr, Bridge work, so
T. Y. Ptak Lumber Co.. lumber
for county. -
Fullerton Lumber Co, lumber
for county, iSprIngiicldl I 81
Eugene Culburn Tile for road
dist. 25, II 10
Goodridge. Call Lumber Co, lum-
DER road dist. Scotland - e
Goodridge-Call Lumber Co, lum-
Der road dist. :, s OF
ID. II. Plaatir, two weeks 81 Scy-
mOur, pauper, 500
American Book Co.. School books 20 II
, Eugene CoIburn, Lumber for road
dist. L.. 81!
On motion the bill 81 x. r. Garner
for fifty dollars dS extra reward fuI
the arrest ur John Riddle was reject
ed because the reward had been pait
. at the meeting OF November 10th.
On motion the report Of Franz
KlOucck, Supervisor 0f road district
and the bill lhcirin was allow
. ed So;
? On motion the reports Of Hugh Fo
+ ley, supervisor of road dist, II, anL
. Henry l.. Dyskra. supervisor OF road
dist. - were approved aud therein al
lowed:
b Hugh Foley T5O
Henry u. DySkra ~ 4
On motion the bill Of Matt WeisSel
which was amended from lass TO IL
IL at the meeting Ot December 18th
WINS considered and allowed In full al
slI05,
On motion the county assessor Is
hereby instructed foraSSiss rs ISWi
30 % 80, OF the SWi of section 20 0.
20 nj ninety.fuur acres instead OF IL.
acres rs previously assessed; because
uf the cncroachmcnts Ut the Missouri
river. The auditor Is hereby Instruct
cd to attach the above motion To the
Platt Book.
ON motion the Bond 81 Louis Kuc,
mig for sG1On 90 ~ Sheriff was approx
ed
On motion board adluurncl to
O'Clock y. IN.
a 4 o.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1907-01-17

DO not Let your suipicion 30 so
far as to think that everyone
who's smcller has a clrrct hue is
an imbiber OF the alcohalic bcver-
age. II may be buc TO Jack Frost.
Frank Sedlak OF Chicago, a
forme resident OF this county
was a visitor Of this town Tuesday
with John Velek of Scotland. Mr..
Sedlak is a contracting mason at
his home and is doing a good
business. He also shook hands
with the Editor as an old acqnain-
lance from Chicago.
Mother who give their children
Kennedy.s Laxative Cough Syrub
invariably indorse II. Children like IL
because the taste is so pleasant. Con-
tain Honey and Tar. IL Is the Orig.
nal Laxative Cough Syrup and Is
unriyaled for the relivcd Of Group,
Drive the cold out through the
bowels. Conforms TO the NatiOal Pure
Food and Drug Law. sold by Tabor
Drug Store.
had tried everything for my baby
until DIR. Lyle recommended CaScaS-
weet. l can truthfully say IL is the
best medicine l never used for babies.
My little baby was mere skeleton
from stomach trouble SO bad that
she did not motto anything. but is
now entirely we'll, and We can almost
see her grow Mamie J.. Taylor,
Bedford. Va. Cascasweet Is sold 10y
Tador Drug Store
The Tabor Fire Company will
give their Annual Ball, on Mon.
day, January 81. 1907, in tho
spacious society hall music for
the occasion will be furnished by
the popular Tabor orchestra OF
six. Fully realizing the purpose
OF this occasion no one should
fail to come and bring his friends
The boys are all jolly, gcntc@l
fellows and promise a Jolly time
TO the participants.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1907-01-17
BIOiteTs Free.

Amy ono wishing to &C, blottinG
paper will please call 1t the Tabor
State Bank aud get some free
We invite especially the schoo
teachers TO get supply for their
chcols. The Tabor State Bank.
Welh Bros. have Il head OF cat
tic for sale. They ere 2.year old
hcilers Come aud see them.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1907-01-17
TOWN OFFICERS.

TOWN OFFICERS.
Edward Price, clerk.
Jos. Skorpik, trustee LIST ward.
Geo. T.unec, trustee End ward.
Al Jezewski, trustee Ord ward.
JOS. IIalla, treasurer.
Anton J. Novak, assessor.
Mike Wolf, street commissioner.
John =, Kostcl, marshal.
j. A. Dvorak, Justice OF the Peace.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-09-13

cradle Miller with an encouraging
smile, reassuringly patted the profess
sOr on the shoulder. Logic and meta
physics, Ell? Well, l suppose we must
have people to look after these things,
even if they don't exist"
A bit of fine writing from the Mount
Hope (kan) clarion: "The next thing
on the program was the platform
dance in the evening, and it proved TO
be the browning success Of the days
pleasures. As the light Of the full moon
fell on the platform the lads and
ladies began the rhythmical glide To
the tune Of low soft strains of sweet
music: that stimulating, yet soothing;
that heart-stirring sentimental, vet
highly eXhilerating and altogether
beautiful dance-thc waltz"
Says a San Francisco bank rresi-
dent: This spring l entertained a
prominent banker from Tucson, AriZ. I
invited him to thc merchants asSOcia-
ton dinner. My friend listened to the
many speeches very attentively. and
said afterwards: I noticed that almost
every speaker said. This city, like
Phoenix, will rise from her ashes"
Now, there is some mistake about that.
l have lived in Arizona all my life. and
l know for q fact that Phoenix never
had q conflagration.'
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-09-13
The First Dead Leaf,

The first dead leaf came dancing down.
And all at once the skies We're gray
While over countryside and town
There sized breeze that seemed TO say
The krell Of summer had been rung,
The long, long days of peace were gone
That as an army's van outfiung
The front of winter FASTENED on.
The bees went humming to and fro.
The flowers nodded in the breeze.
The grasses laughed and whisperedStow
Their my site. rustling melodies.
The holyhocks in stately row
Stood az do sentinels that froWn-
But none of all of them might know
The first dead leaf was dancing down.
The first dead leaf-it fluttered by
In madcap LEAPS as though 'twere glad
But from somewhere there came Il sigh
That drifted tremulous and sad.
And for a moment all was still
Above the countryside and town,
And suddenly the air grew chill
The first dead leaf came dancing down
1t ilazed with gold and brown and red
l knew whence came the glowing hue
The he2rt of summertime had bled
I'ron the dying leaf. I knew:
1t danced measure blithe and gay.
AEame with red and gold and Brown
A n.urmur sighed from far awav-
The first dead leaf came dancing down
Then came the first autumnal lull:
A sh,ldder shook the trees and grass
a cricket piped in accents dull
a dance until the leaf should pass.
Rnt summer-slTely summer wept
And hrooded Ger her fading gown,
While onward autumn slowly crapt--
The first dead leaf came dancing down
Chicago Post.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-09-13
lnsular Antipathy to Devil Wagons

Thus far Bar Harbor has barred the
automobile, and by a recent postal
card vote of about 500 to five the sum-
mer residents expressed their senti-
ment in favor of continuing this policy.
The permanent residents may not be
so nearly unanimous on the PROPOSE
ton. but what the summer people say
usually goes" at Names most aristo-
cratic resort There has been talk of
test cases and legal proceedings, but
it has not amounted to anything, and
the town has the unique distinction of
being the only place in the country
with one eXception-where automobiles
are forbidden on the public highways.
That exception is. strangely enough.
another island town, Nantucket off the
southern coast of Massachusetts.
Since the Nantucket selectmen shut
all the village streets and island roads
against motor vehicles there has been
a lively warfare waged which brought
the matter into the supreme judicial
| court of Massachusetts this week
Thus far the island authorities are vie
torious. There was no peaceful ac-
quiescence as at Bar Harbor when the
Natuckst edict went FORTH IL fact
49, , rGss a. Sss
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-09-13

The great Lusitania now plOughing
its way across the Atlantic, the swift
est ocean steamer afloat, is the product
of a British shipyard. For years Eng
land and Germany have been holding
the ocean records both for speed and
for magnitude. The United States
comes trailing along in the rear, ap-
parently content to permit foreigners IL
carry its ocean freight and passengers
and to reap mething like 5000, 000.0 0d
year for doing it, Not until this
country is On basis with those two
in the matter of government assistance
will its deep sea shipping industry re-
vive and its flag be seen in foreign
ports as of old. At present the Ameri-
can position as regards the traffic on
the ocean is one of intense humiliation.
and it must continue so until our for
eign shipping is given a measure Of
the protection and assistance which
have given our other industries unprec-
edented prosperity.