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Sc cor 18th and l NV,
is rooms. will remode.
to suit tenant.
1924 II NV. iSr,
3b. year. .......Si. 900
BOO 16tI NV. l2r,
3b. E-w heat, de-
taChej. year. .....2, 500
1I;i3 = uw.14r, 2b,yrl, 40
POS Hiiyer pl. 13r.
D, year. IL .OOo
1893 Jen'n pl. 14r,nlU0.cv.
sl5 II | av NV.
lar. 2b, INV heat.l00. ~
BIS i3la NV, ior,b.1Oo o.
BIS 1872 NV. l0r.b 10000
lSU' kaIrmont nv.
15r. 2b. ..........15.0O
2llT Bancroft. l2r.b.75.O)
l62I L NV. Ter ,. 10
BIOL lith NV, i5r, 2b.75.0j
2435 Co. I'd. l2r. 3b. 10 .oJ
1I3G 18TH NV, l0r. b. .55. o.
1855 ) NV. Tor. b. 80.
1907 Belmont. llr, b. so. sc
1885 lIth NV, Tor. b. 81. sd
liJi Girard NV Tor, boo. VI
1909 Shepherd NV.
Sr. "a. sta BILE. 50. 0C
20!G- 3tJ ~ I3fh NV
12r. D--.---....5 so. OF
l4.u Clifton. Tor. b..5O.OJ
Ia. - nv. Tor. 2b. ~. ~
lS23 10th nw.l2r, b. i5. 20
1921 x NV. Or. D. .45.5u
1i4i y NV. Tor, b. $3.50
lIii Oregon av,I bi5.Dn
1I64 Church. Tor, b. AZ. 81,
15li Id mont. Or. b. A. 81
FCRS
1850 18th NV, LIST, 5b35J. W
4 Dupont cir, i5r.2 b250. ~
III l. NV, i4r. %. $50 90
lIi3 = nv. Tor. 2b.l25.Ul
1855 Phelps, Tor, 20. $500
1897 y NV .l2o. 90
1870 NJ uw, Or, 2b. 100. VI
.29 Nd NV ne. Tor.
b tlesse) .......l0o.0O
APART
EthclhuTst. 3r. b,turSO.0I
flpIgIIvc q ,5r, b, fur.1J. 90
Manor House. Ar. b.
furnished --...... .GO.UJ
Harvard, I'd. or, b.42.5)
I35 Itu NV. I'd d.
6r. -..........3O 10. 90
l2y Md av ne. fur.
II. b. .-...... 40. 20
Sheridan. 5r, b. 400
The h!Esman. 5r,b.4O.OJ
Harvard. LIST d.5r.b.37.5p
baSuiaut. 6r. b. &c. 80. 80
Sheridan. ar. .35. 10
1913 y y av w,3r, b35 ~
Ferris, ar, b........35.Ul
1915 = 4 Nv NV. 3r. bS2 -
sl4 VI uw. 5r. b....32 81
ESSEX. or. b. .32. 81
Panco1st. 5r, d.. 300
Ferris. Tr, b.......3o. ,
N1n>'Inupd, Jr. b...2'NJ
PancOaSi. or. b. Is. %
Jcfrcr an. 5r. b. ~. IN
2iS Ith Sc. Or. b. .21.5I
FOR COf1OHl
li3D -! NV. store AMI .
2:sjy Ch1mpIain ave, sto
H. l. St ne. 7r. and b
o. Logan court NV. 1 n
STO
1903 Pl. ave. NV, LIST {
13l0 y. Y. ave. NV.
JJ Ola 81 n.w.....-..
p26 Pa. ave. NV. 81 fiot
900 r. NV. store $500.
SiS9 thlmpllin NV. sto
432 Gth u.w..........
2l40 y NV. cor. 22d al
lHsn lIs- ~ ~
no 2d nv frame sto,:
pGt,
IsIa y Y ave f.,
l3Ii Y ave n {.
rs IN nv "a aocr
1918 \ \ ave n w a
S25 I.,l NV ,as-,nrn'
ya6 p. ave NV 2d Il.
G23 I:ifa nv. 2d floor
1915 y y ave NV III
I3.S y. Y. ave. NV 2d
1915 X \. ave. NV =,
90 c,h :, io I'm,
V5 l4th NV. 2 rooms
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FOX
AIS 9th 12r b $50 90 731 9th Sc 6r blk $i5 90
5l2 Il NV, lar. blk. 46. 90 500 Cap Or. blk. 13 so
l21 18th Sc. 6r BIKE. 317 NJ Sc, 6r blk 12 SO
mhEj-3t JOHN SCRIVENER, $40 ~ St NV.
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FOR RENT-BY JAMES +. SHEA,
6f3 Louisiana ave- NV
III Md. ave. ne, 1ir 3D. steam heat S65 On
ITO 18th st. NV, rooms, tiled b., fur 20, 90
$3.50 st. NV. IL rooms. hath. ...... ST 20
9l3 18th n.e sto. dws. ,6r.b.. INV. heat. So 50
6ol "a ST. n.e., rooms. bath. .......... 80. so
16i9 18th ST. NV, fur d nat. Ar, d.. 30
T05 Sth Sc. fiat rooms. b. heat. - 2I50
1911 n Z. ave- ne, 6f., tiled b., furnace. 25.40
l'b! \ Z. ave- ne. 6r: tiled b.. furnace. %. 40
l4li f'la ave- NV, rooms. bath. ..... 800
$50 va. ave sw.. rooms, bath. "a. 90
1850 y; y ave. n.e Or, tiled b.. fur. %. 40
oi6 lin 81. n-e nat. Or, b., furnace. $3.50
lG'J2th St n.e fat. or. b., furnace % so
~l2i2 "a st. sw., rooms bath q. 80
:s2l 49, st. sw., rooms, bath. .... 20 so
lu:3 l ST. Sc, rooms. bath. 20. 80
Sdu I'm ST. Sc, rooms, bath. 20. 90
80 l3th ST. NV, rooms on I'd floor. 1900
0io Morris ST. me-, nat. rooms, bath. 1880
i.3 Emerson ST. ne. q rooms. bath. 49,
~ Morton ST. NV. rooms, cellar. 40
iZi6 Sth ST. sw., INT, rooms, bath..... 1900
3l33 Rrightwood ave. NV. Eat. 6r., bath. l75O
CHS Newton st. NV. fat rooms, bath. l6. 40
1883 st. s.w., rooms, bath. ....... 1910
G3I 2d st. ne. rooms, bath. ........ H. 30
GiJ Florence st. ne. rooms bath cellar IL 80
12l4 Sd ct. s.w store and dwelling. .... 10 90
l0iI \. j. ave. Sc, rooms. .......... 10 40
33o knoxs ct. s.w., rooms. ........ 900
1901 L st. NV. rooms, I'd floor 10 90
613 Louisiana ave. NV, entire 4th door. LOO
602 NJ st. rooms ........... son
436 CuiIinane ct. s.w., rooms. $40
Rear 948 26th st. NV, stable. .......,... 500
mh23-eo.t f.38
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FOR SALE
SwARTZELL. RHEEM HENSEY CO.,
GIG 4 ST. NV
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TO LETs BY THE r. H. SMITH COMPANY.
nos NEW YORK AVE -
1904 Park I'd, IL rooms. baths; steam
heat: elegant home; finely finished:
large, r0omy, steam hea ted stable with
rooms and bath: large grounds; Ii, 900
80 50; IT,; conservatory; vacant April L.. 1880
100 n; =. I'VE - rs ana 8 D fine order ITO 90
if Ehapih 81; NV. 1T. D.. hot-water bit goo
co IN ha, s'ap, a HL.sto.y Drick). 1850
fSis Io,L L'u i3r. ald b. ..... $50
!5do LIN NV l2r. and b.. steam heat 65 90
1920 18th NV. Tor. and b. vac ADr * *
1852 Col. I'd. 12 rooms and baths x 90
1916 10th NV. 16r. d. $50 90 All 18th NV i0r o.oo
1888 MintwOod. llr b55 90 1929 Col rd Tor h 40 IN
1925 Sth 12r 2b. so 7 1920 SHEER Az lOr h 40 NJ
a3o al NV dor b. 40 09 1927 14th NV. Or, b. 40 90
$40 NV Tor. b.. As DOL 1915 Riggs IOr h az m
toS as, dOr ZIG 18th 8r. b.. as 90
a a,ot Monroe " %. .!50ei NV Dr. b. IA. 90
@tt aa a' III b.43ot I!33 ne. Sr, b.. 300
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VERY DESIRABLE BUILDING LOTS
ON MASS. AVE. ADJOINING AND
OPPOSITE NORWEGIAN LEGATION.
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A2VA Of. II. W.
l$31. 80. ....Apt 103, Ar. b
house.
Rear 1226-2S Madison st.
IN & BELT unc.),
Main l204-06.
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FURNISHED.
FOR RENT-i205 KENYON NV, 8 ROOMS
front and lawn. lines. May 10
October /. 50 month; references required tele-
phone extra: gas and coal ranges mh2l-3t'
UNFINISHED.
FOR GENT-CoLoRED: ia 18TH ST NE.
NEW lR. AND Il. FLAT; PORCELAIN TUB
AND BASIN; NEATLY PAPERED; Sits.
CLIFFORD A. BORDEN, 6O4 9TH NV.
MIR. 3tcSu
FOR RENT-i+S1 9TH ST. NV. SIR. B.. .$24 so
02s Tenn. ave me-, rooms and hath. $50
AID irwin. 81. NV, ar. fiat. heat x gas. 20 90
2l9 l5th u. Sc, q rooms & bath new. Is 80
81 l-ti: St ne. rooms. .............. 900
CLIFFORD A. BORDEN, eO4 9th NV.
mii2.;-StrSu
FOR RENr-CHEAP To THE RIGHT TENANT
80 l+tl ~. s.w.; r. newly rems.eipd. all
Dodern improvements. newly papered and pa Int
ed, porcelain bath. Bureau OF Engraving
FLOYD +. DAVIS, 18th and s.w. mho3 st
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FOR RENT-HOUSES.
UNPUBLISHED

FOR RENI-UNFURNIsHED-
1921 Mass. ave-. II rooms. baths. =. $500. 90
2T33 Ontario ave. rooms and bath. 45.TS
1913 18th ct. NV, IL rooms and bath. -. 40.75
1911 st. NV. Or. and b............... $50
BOG 8 me-, rooms and bath .......... 80
l04 NV. 8 rooms and bath. .......... $3.50
233 LIST NV, @ rooms and bath ......... " IS
1910 ID Sc. rooms and bath. .......... 1880
SIS r ct. NV. rooms. 1850
20l3 35th NV. rooms. ................ 1880
APARTMENTS
The Lawrence. 1922 10th at, ST. and b.. $500
The vivans. iI23 q st. NV, Or. and b.. 1000
The vivans. Ar. and Observation-Disclosures. $500
The Lawrence. 1922 i6th st.. Or. and b.. 1000
The MontroSe. Ills 9th NV, Ar and b. 40. 5000
The Navarro. 216 4 ST., Or. and b........ 27.50
Ihe Navarro. 2l5 & NV. Or. and b...... $500
l2l3ii ST. ne. 5r. and b.-..-..-...... 2l.50
l2ls b st. me-. 3r. and b............... 2o.50
STORES.
1901 L st. ne. store and 81. $500
THE WASHINGTON LOAN AND TRUST CON-
PANY. REAL ESTAT. DEPARTMENT.
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SWARTZEI.I., RHEEM & HENSEY CO..
BIG 4 ST. NV.
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ST.; $3.50 per month. Key In store corner
mh23-3t
FOR RENT-CHEAPEST IN CITY-13O9 T. s27:
923 F sw,. S12; $40 and 942 Lettie 50: 2Il2
(near Pa. Hvel, s22: I24S Bladensburs road, Sc.
mh2s-6ts E. A. MCINTYRE. pa NV )
FOR RENT-MEGANT; IL ROOMS AND BATH:
perfect condition; 23l ID st. Sc; rent. $1,000.
LOUIS H. SrABLER Co. Inc
mha3-3t 1919 st. NV
FOR RENT-NO. 1885 NORTH CAROLINA AVE.
ne. near Lincoln Park; q rooms and tiled bat
brick dwelling cellar. furnace heat; rent ~. 40
per month. JAMES r. SHEA, 648 La. ave. NV.
mh23- eod6t
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FOR SALE COR. LOT, 25x7o. 10TH AND NM,
suitable for drug store or business house: finest
location on Capitol Hill. Owner, X. r. FuRS-
TON, 1909 Fla ave. me- mh23-3ts
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FOR SALE-NEW HAMPSHIRE AVE, EAST
side. north Of Park road, Stei.ers subdivision;
corner lots. most suitable for
CHURCHES
and other buildings for which a neighborhoad
quiet, yet cars. In Of Importance; also %
other economical lots. For sale very easy
terms; acceptable offers to trade for good houses
will be considered.
Look at the ground and the signs.
mhI5-3Otsl2
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FOR RENT
81 Rent Houses"
1925 New York ave.

Sc cor 18th and | NV, /
is rooms. will remode. l
to suit tenant. 3
1924 II NV. iSr. /
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ALSO
SHERIDAN CIRCLE-wE HAVE THU
BEST SELECTION IN THIS LOCAL
ITY.
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DESIRABLE BUILDING LOTS. ok
30 AND J0X9O. WITHIN ONE SQUARE
OF GERMAN AND FRENCH EMBAS-
BARGAIN.
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The Sterling. 1r. $500
Century bldg, r 46. .2.0o
G23 r NV. ID. 90
Century bldg. R As. 1900
1923 r NV. SO III
l1l4-16 + NV. r 6. 1000
SW cor IL & E nw.Si-$1o
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FOR sALE-HIGHLY IMPROVED DAIRY ASp
truck farm: 100 acres: " nile from station
W., A. NJ. v. R.R. Address G. q. s.. No.
vernon. VS. mh.i-N'
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1907-10-16
WITH POLAR BEARS.
Captain Amundsen Will Try For the
North Pole In 1910.


NEW YORK. Oct. 16.-And now mn
other intrepid explorer plans to make
an attempt to reach the north pole.
Trained polar bears will be relied on
to assist him. He is Captain Ronald
Amundsen, who in his diminutive ship
the Gioa only three years ago located
the magnetic pole and on the same
trip proved that there was north
west passage by navigating his vesse
through it.
Captain Amundsen returned here or
the liner Oscar III. from trip to his
native Norway and was the guest OF
honor at reception held by Norwe
gan societies at the Waldorf
The captain said that he will make
an attempt to reach the geographic
north pole in 1910. For the purpose hi
is having four big polar bears trained
by an expert In Hamburg. He expects
to use the bears to haul sleds. II,
thinks that the pole Is surrounded b.
solid ice
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1907-10-16
SOUTH SALISBURY

Il. III. Dunlap and wifereturned from
schenectady on Sunday night
Mrs. Ruth Mattison entertained rel
atives on Sunday from Bennington.
David Bartlett expects to occupy
the house that Mr.. Harrington vacates.
George Galusha expects to move his
family from Allentown. Pa, In week
or so.
g. Il. Moon and wife are expected
home sometime this week from their
vacation.
Mrs. Henry Pleasant is better able
to get out doors and do light work
about the house.
Tenements are In demand here. g.
Brownson's We learn is spoken for be-
fore 1t Is nearly completed.
r. E. Way and wife OF Manchester
are in town for portion Of the week.
They are guests at l.. w. Coles.
Will Harrington will move his fam
lily back to East SALISBURY, now that
he is through with his road commits
sioner work for the present.
Lemuel Buck who has work at the
Eagle Square Cos works will move
his family into the house recently va
Gated by J. s. Ball and owned by l..
w. Cole.
William Moon has bought budding
of G. Brownson formerly used as a
market and has moved 1t onto the
foundation where his barn, destroyed
by fire, stood.
The parsonage is greatly improved
In appearance and must be much more
convenient inside with running water
which was added some time ago, and
a furnace. 1t will be quite up to date.
Fred Dunn is building the founda
ton for new house on Eagle street
between Mr. Hard and the double ten.
ement property of the Eagle Square
company.
Mrs. l.. w. Cole was in attendance
at the Sunday school convention held
at Manchester last week. She re-
turned on Saturday after brief visit
at the home OF her brother. Charles
Way, also short visit to her mother.
Rev. C. s. Agan will not be with his
charge on Sunday next, as he has been
invited to Amsterdam, N. Y, a former
charge. He Is to have the honor and
pleasure of burning mortgage that
has been redeemed. Later notice will
appear of our supply on Sunday.
Fred Smith led the Epworth League
services on Tuesday night. There was
a committee meeting after, arranging
for Rally Sunday which will be obser-
we'd with appropriate exercises on Sun
day, October q. The committee will
try to make an interesting day with
the aid of the pastor.
Antoine Myers moved Frank Eos
ters family from Readsboro last week
They will occupy the south part OF
Hawkins Bros brick tenement Mr.
Foster does tOnsOrial work and will
soon be In his new quarters, build
ing just being built on the same lot
with his house. He will add to his
work, watch, clock and jewelry repair
ing.
The Womans Foreign Missionary
society met with Mrs. c. s. Agan on
Monday afternoon, instead of Wednes-
day as Is the usual custom. BY so
doing they were privileged to listen to
Mrs. A. J. Beaumont, who had just at.
tended the large missionary gathering
held at Lansingburg last week. She
gave very interesting talk Of the
meetings and other interesting points
of interest that were appreciated by
all. Mrs. Beaumont was accompanied
by her niece, Miss Isabelle Smith
They left for their home in Vineland
N. j., Tuesday morning.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1907-10-16
The Alaska Packers association fur

The AIHSkH FUCKtTS uBBUCIHtIUI TuT-
nish the government hundreds OF
thousands of cases of Salmon year.
Out of 100000 cans examined by the
Government at Camp Thomas, only
four defective cans were found. This
firm packs the Argo Red Salmon.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1907-10-16
A Million Dollars In Assets.

There Is usually some good reason
for abnormal growth in any business
and it is SO with Savings Banks. The
North Troy Palladium seems to think
it has discovered the secret of the
large growth OF the Lamoille County
Savings Bank and Trust Company. II
says:
The Hyde Park Savings bank reach
ed a notable point In its history July
II, when for the first time the assets
of the institution reached the million
mark. The master mind In affairs OF
the bank is that OF Its president, Car
roll s. Page, and to that far-sighted
policy and liberal treatment that SC
markedly characterizes all his bust
ness and financial dealings, Is largely
due the great increase In assets and
the success that has always attended
the institution.
This Bank pays per cent compound
ed semi-annually on deposits Of 500 OF
more.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1907-10-16
A Great Opportunity.

So acre farm, 81 acres meadow In
highest state OF cultivation, % acres
pasture, 2 miles from Bennington.
Beautiful view, room house. 30x45
barn underground stable, running
water to house and barn, Is apple
trees. Terms small, amount to be
paid down, balance $500 per month
and interest until paid for Price on
ly 100000.
A Wonderful Bargain
No. 1866 4S acre farm, IA acres level
meadow, % acre pasture, wood land.
100 sugar trees. Will keep four cows,
of hay. Nine room house, / barn
24x30 wagon house lSx24, sheep and
COW shed l4x32, corn house 12xl6, hen
house 10x12. Farm well watered.
With this farm is included pair
of horses, double and single harness,
double wide tired wagon, spring wagon
and buggy, $4,000 COW, q sheep,
200 ID. hog, "a hens and chickens,l2
tons Of hay in barn, | acre corn, acre
potatoes, buck eye moving machine,
horse rake, spring tooth harrow, new
sap house with new evapOrator tank.
tin sap buckets and spiles for 100 trees,
2 plows, spring tooth harrow, shovel
pillow and cultivator pair sleighs, long
wood sled, shOyels. forks, hoes, rakes,
sythes, hammers, iron bars and all
small tools on farm together with the
house furniture. All for the unheard
of price of $l500.00.
Read This Proposition Carefully.
No. 11S. Two story house with
one and one.half acre of land. House
contains five rooms on first floor, three
rooms, second floor, bath and toilet.
Barn 1Sx24, ceiled inside, clapbOarded
and painted outside. buildings all Stat
ed. Heat with Simmons steam heat
er, plenty of closets and cupboards.
Parlor finished with quarter.d white
oak, sitting room finished with select
ed red birch with hard wood floors of
same. Dining room finished with nat
ural spruce, kitchen, bath and pantry
finished in Georgia pine, also the
floors. Bay window and dining room
has Venetian blinds inside, screens
and screen doors. storm windows and
doors made for house. Call and see
VI IiOuSts IiiCC Ouiy SSVuV.
This Place is Worth Twice What 10
No. 1863. One hundred seventy-five
acre farm, rs acre meadow, 100 acre
pasture and wood lot, at least 1900
cord Of wood on place, chestnut. beach
oak, maple and white birch, $50 maple
trees. one barn 50xS0 underground
stable under all. corn house 25x30.
horse barn 30x40. blacksmith shop
equipped, running water to barn.
This place is worth s25OO00 Price
$1300.00.
No. 161. Farm of 500 acres, Is
acres tillable, 100 acres pasture, 375
acres woodland, sugar orchard of 400
trees. keeps SO sheep. four head cattle,
one pair horses, cuts rs tons hay,
house 36x27, ell 16x16, in good repair.
Two barns 52x3S, sheep barn BOXES.
hog house, corn house, spring water.
nice summer place, trout stream
on farm worth $4,000. Price only
$4,000.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1907-10-16

The extension of the police service
as provided for Tuesday night by the
village trustees will be -reassuring to
the timid. In spite of the city papers
to the contrary, however, Bennington
has not been without police at anytime
in years. The special officers always
have authority to make arrests,
Sheriff Godfrey and Deputy Sheriff
Nash are within telephone call "a
hours a day and seven days in the
week. Chief Brazzell is on patrol
duty from afternoon until morning
and, rs whole, Bennington is better
policed than most places of its size
and Bennington is probably the most
orderly of any of the larger towns in
the state.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1907-10-16
FRANK 3. HOWE. Editor and Publisher
Young Men in Office

There Is an old saying In the news
paper fraternity that there is some ir-
resistible attraction about the work
which calls one back, even after some
years of wandering In other fields of
endeavor. Sherman p. Allen, once with
The Burlington Free Press who has
just joined the Washington staff of
The New York Herald after several
years absence from journalistic work
Is recent exponent OF the saying
If Allen shines in his new posotion
as he did on the Free Press, His Yer.
mont friends will say: 81 told you So"
for Allen was regarded highly in the
profession.-Barre Times.
1t is also most encouraging to see
Allen break away from petty official
life to get back into real business. We
believe one of the worst things that
can befall young man is to get into
some small office. If he has prOfes.
sion or bushes 1t takes him away
from 1t at time when he ought to be
building for the future. 1t may offer
him a easy living for time, but 1t is
almost always at the expense of find
ing himself wrecked at some later
period in his career.
Washington and all capitals of the
larger states are full of men who get
an inadequate and unsatisfying living
in minor official positions and In gov.
eminent departments. A large pro.
portion of these were once bright, am.
bilious young men who thought and
whose friends believed that they had
accomplished great step in their
career when they got the job, only to
find out later that they had merely be-
come cog in great machine with
no probability of ever being anything
more-doomed always to the monotony
of petty ofiicialdom, and often thrown
out by turn of the wheel at time
of life when they are least calculated
to take care of themselves.
The same is true in less degree in
every city and town in the country
Too often the young man in Office de-
velops chronic laziness that units
him for anything other than feeding
at the public crib. His business or
his mechanical skill fade away through
neglect and when his hold on his place
weakens, as it always does after a
time, he finds himself a political pau
per- deserted and despised by tickle
public.
We are glad to hear that Sherman
Allen has escaped while he is yet
young and ambitious. May he never
again be tempted until his fortunes
are on a firmer foundation than those
of any young newspaper man whom
we ever CHANGED to know. We regret
to see any young man get into office
before he is we'll established in bust
ness or a profession, for we think too
much of the young men to see them
offered up as sacrifice. The public
is often the gamer, but the young man
himself, almost never.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1907-10-16

NEWPORT, II. l., Oct. IL. - The
chief Of police received letter signed
-. Reynolds, Brooklyn" inquiring II
a woman named Frances Gardner had
been seen in Newport. The name is
that OF a woman who registered at q
hotel last Thursday and whose body
was found on the beach at jamestown
on Sunday. Medical Examiner Eek
royd decided that death was due to &c
cidental drowning. The woman regis
tered as Frances Gardner, England"