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The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1910-03-28
N0MMIssIoNERs, NOTICE.

COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.
" Estate of Arthur j. MattisOn.
The undersigned, having been appointed by
the Honorable Probate Court for the District
of Remington, COMMISSIONERS, TO receive,
examine and adjust the claims and demands OF
all persons against the estate of Arthur j.
Mattson, late of Salisbury, in said District,
deceased, and all claims exhibited in offset
thereto, hereby give notice that we will meet
for the purpose aforesaid, nj the Office of Bot
tum Torrance. In the village of Bennington,
in saio District, on the l2th day of August 1910,
next from o'clock p NJ, until 4 O'Clock
Pm, on each of said days and that six months
Ne 10th day of February, A. ID. 1910, is the
itedShx. said Court for said creditors to
pfaS@ aims TO us for examination and
allowance
A. d. 1910.
f. l.. B0TTUM,
A. NJ. TORRANCE,
Commissioners.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1910-03-28

Good health is impossible when
there is any arrangement of the di.
gestive organs. Foley's Orino Laxa.
tive is natural remedy for stomach,
liver and bowel troubles. II aids di.
gestion, stimulates the liver and cures
habitual constipation. --Ouinlan's
Pharmacy.
Wheeling majority. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1907-192?, 1910-07-28

than many machines and horses.
These articles have not for their
primary object, the giving Of instruc
tions how get well as chow to keep
"vell." For, barring the results of ac-
cidents, the effort TO keep well, would
i" tried cure many of the affected.
# the affected, or many of them
we lid fast for 10 days, then drink two
t. four quarts of warm milk during
food in limited quantities. gradually
they would at once find the road to
health
Practically all pain of sickness can
be overcome in a short time by limit
ing the diet, to say a glass of milk
three times a day. Some would fea~
starvation on this diet, but abstinence
of food alone for weeks would not kill
but the fear might.
The tendency is always towards
health, and no matter what attacks the
body, there is on guard and alert at
all times the hvagocytes whose only
duty is like the nations army-to at
tact and overcome the foes of the Isys-
tenn and given the opportunity they
will keep the system we'll; or insickness
endeavor to bring the condition back
to normal. They will restore normal in
nearly all eases. The only ones where
they do not have a fighting chance is
where there is lesion-some mechani
cal defect. .
Geo. B. Kline, NJ. D.
Martins Ferry, O., July $3.50.
Editor Majority:
Dear sir: 1 wish you would have
and why with cold is soreness along
the upper spinner"
u Tx.
In answer to J. T. K. we presume he
has this habit, or some member of his
family, otherwise he would not be in
crested.
Auto intoxication-too much animal
food is prolific source of this condi-
ton. Most of us eat to safety at all
meals, never dreaming the Vitality need
cleaning day to keep things in order.
Often restricted diet would these
cases a world of good. Sickness often
follows feast, especially where the
feast is at night and the 4th meal of
the day. Indeed sickness is met so often
in such cases that there can be no other
cause given. These sicknesses are not
by any means alike, some will have an
outbreak of one thing-some another
Whatever germs happen to be in ex-
cess at that time viii be most apt to
manifest themselves by inflammation of
the part involved.
Or again there may be some mechan-
/ icaI lesion, a very common variety is
fiat spine between the shoulder
blades. This is frequently found pre-
ceeding consumption. Care may over
come this condition
Geo. B. Kline. NJ. D.
Wheeling majority. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1907-192?, 1910-07-28
STRENGTH OF LOCALS.

Every local is just exactly as
:trong as. it's members make it :;
very member should stop and
hink of the obligation he took
when he became a member. If
rou are Indifferent and stay away
rom your local meetings, you are
weakening one link in the claim
hat binds you all together.
Be true to yourself, take an in
crest in your own welfare, do a
title thinking for yourself dur
ng the week, and then go to the
Meeting and air your views. Lls-
en- to the other fellows views,
md compare notes, and you will
ind that there is no place on earth.
hat affords a better opportunity
o devise ways and means where
by you can make this old world a
better and brighter place to live
IN, than at your union meetings.
The Single Weaver.
Wheeling majority. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1907-192?, 1910-07-28

Each individual is a law, unto him
self. He has his Individual system as
he has his Individual character. People
are architects of their bodily health to
a much greater degree than their for
tunes At present we are under Capt
talism, and few great fortunes, like
a huge snow ball are gathering all the
wealth of the country to them. The
man with a mere million or less is
gathered up in their mighty NAV, SO
that the saying that men are architects
of their own fortunes is obsolete.
Not so however with their health
Dissipation will undermine the health
now as always. Over eating will cause
the same inconvenience as it did when
our grand parents were young. Impro-
per care will wreck the strongest ma
chine. The farmers live longer than
their city cousins Their work, while
hard, with long hours part of the
year, they have the pure air and sun
light-without which animal life as
well as vegetable life is not at it's best,
and again the farmer is not on the
alert at all times amidst dangerous
machinery which has proven very MUIR
derous principally because the cap
tains of industry find it cheaper to find
new men to take the place of the
worker who is killed, than to safeguard
their machinery.
Improper development of one part OF
the body at the expense of anothet
part claim it's victims. We cannot with
impunity develop the brain without at
the same time developing the digestive
assinulative and excretatory organs tic
furnish good blood and lots of it.
Lung troubles attack people because
breathing is neglected. It is said with
considerable truth that those who die
with consumption of the lungs have
been to lazy to breath.
Anyone can, with proper breathing,
soon increase their chest expansion
from rs to so per cent, and by follow
ing this up with deep regular breathing
can bid defiance to consumption AMI
pneumonia.
Very few people drink enough water,
this is the natural solvent of all i'm
purities and the best diuretic; and with
the impurities dissolved, the prospects
of having them cast off either through
the skin or kidneys is very favorable
Impurities in the system and undesol
we'd mineral matter tend to clog the
system and are prolific causes of the
early advance of condition known as
old age.
All excess of eating beyond enough
food to sustain life at the normal be-
comes burden and must be cast OFF
as useless.
If a man owns a valuable piece OF
machinery, or a valuable horse, he
gives them great care, generally much
more than he. does to his body, and YET
this must be of more value to him
Wheeling majority. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1907-192?, 1910-07-28
~'BR GTALo OFFICIAL.

Mayor Seidel, of Milwaukee, is
sroving himself an exceedingly
undesirable offieial-to the in
.erests. What do you supposey
lie is attempting to collect $72,-
100, in overdue car licenses from
/ street railway company III that
city.
lie has actually gone to the ex-
1remity Of Swearing out a wars
ant for the arrest of the presi-
tent of the corporation for fail
re to pay the~licenses.
Mayor Seidel'insists on treating
he street car company with no
lore consideration that he would
how the owner Of a yellow dog
minus a tag.
Honesty is a brutal thing when
mpartially practiced by a man II
Iayor Seidel's position-in- the
yes of privileged delinquents.
Wheeling majority. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1907-192?, 1910-07-28
THE CLOSED SHOP.

The closed shop is the only shop
here reasonable business terms
IN be agreed upon by proper rep
esentatives of both capital and
abor. It has been happily named
v Miss james Adams "The Con
ract Shop" This issue of the
closed" or Contract shop is
he issue which manufacturers re
use to arbitrate. Surely public
pinion must continue to support
hose workers who are standing
Or the right Of Che workers to Sc
IRE fair conditions through a
rade agreement in a contract
hop THE Call. {.
Wheeling majority. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1907-192?, 1910-07-28
NINETY AND NINE.

There are ninety and nine that
work and die
n want and hunger and cold,
That one may live in luxury
And be Tapped in silken fold;
And ninety and nine in their HOY
els bare,
And one in a palace Of riches rare.
From the sweat Of their brows the
desert blooms,
And the forest before them falls
Their labor has builded humble
homes a.
And cities with lofty halls, $
And the one owns cities and
houses and lands,
And the ninety and nine have
empty hands.
But the night so dreary and dark
and long
At last shall the morning bring;
And over the land the victor's
song
Of the ninety and nine shall ring,
And echo from zone to zone:
+" Rejoice, for labor shall have its
own!'
Exchange
Wheeling majority. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1907-192?, 1910-07-28
A PRAYER.
For All Working Men By Walter
Rauschenbusch.

O God, thou mightiest worke'
Of the universe, source of all
strength and author Of all unity
we pray thee for our brothers. the
Industrial workers of the nation
rs theiywork binds them together
4 common toll and danger, let
heir hearts grow together in a
trong sense Of their common in.
crest and destiny. Help them tc
.ealize that the injury Of one is
he concern Of all, and that the
yelfare Of all must be the aim Of
very one. If any Of them is
empted to sell the birthright O.
is class for aemess Of pottage for
imself, give him a wider outlook
md stronger sympathy. Teach
hem to keep step in steady on
ward march, and to fulfil the law
IF Christ by bearing the common
burdens. Grant the organizations
# labor quiet patience and prus
lence in all disputes, and fairness
20 see the other side. Save. them
from malice and hatred, and from
he two-edged sword Of violence
that turns on those who seize it..
Raise up for them still more lead
ers of able mind and large heart,
and give them grace to follow the
wiser counsel. When they strive
for leisure and health and a bet
ter wage, grant their cause sue
cess, but teach them not to waste
their gain on fleeting passions, but
to use it in building fairer homes
and nobler manhood. May the
upward climb of Labor, it defeats
and its victories, in the farther
reaches bless all classes of our
nation, and build up for the re-
public of the future great body
# workers, strong Of limb, clear
IF mind, raj in temper, glad to la
Dor, conscious Of their worth, and.
striving together for the final
brotherhood of all men.
Wheeling majority. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1907-192?, 1910-07-28
HIGH COST OF LIVING.

Editor Register.
The law makers at Washington have
finally settled that the high cost OF
living has nothing to do with the new
tariff. If they had stopped there, we
would have been in doubt as to the
cause of high cost of living, but in their
desire to shield the Republican admin
istratin they added that all the trouble
must be blamed on .tthe high cost Of
farm labor and unscientific farming
and few other things to pull the wool
over the eyes of the people.
Prof. Seligman of the Columbia Uni.
versity, N. Y. says: Prices of COM
modities are their values expressed in
terms of money-that is, under modern
conditions of gold. general rise in
prices therefore, mean depreciation
of gold; and when there are no market
changes in the conditions of credit, a
fall in the value of gold is always the
result of an increase in its output.
Unless there is some change inthe snp-
ply of. orsthe demand for,gold,, there
can be no change in the general price
level.
The only way all things can rise in
price simultaneously, even though
some rise more than others, is through
a relative increase in the supply Of
gold. y
The price of living has risen all over
the world. and no other than the in
creased gold supply can explain the
situation.
Prices are up alike in Countries Of
trusts ar II, co41nfrfac Of M fr11efs. IN
Countries Of high tarifE, and - coun-
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+ RE- SPEECH
b.EvERYB0DY'5 oPiNIQN ~

tries of no tariff. In countries Of
labor unions. and where there are NJ
no labor unions; In Countries where
the population is Increasing rapidly,
and where there has been no increase
of population.
The increase of gold output is come
thing over which even the Republican
party has no control and no one blames
them for it. They have nothing to
conceal, and we can account for thei'.
wild statement in no other way than
lack of information. and not knowing
the cause felt it necessary to make one.
Thanks to the modern diffusion of
knowledge and the fact that one party
cannot make all the people think to its
advantage, we are free to accept what
we please.
Neither Prof. Seligman nor the Re-
publican party offers any respite from.
or solution to, the high cost of living.
Mr.. Hill of the Northern Pacific R.
r. says the people live to high.
Suppose instead of spending the
money the people get, they were to
house one-half or even one-fourth of
it, what would be the result? In spend
ing money people buy what other peo-
pie produce. and if the wages of the
people would equal the value of the
products. the buying and selling would
be equal, if people were to spend all
their wages. In theis case there would
be no under consumption. commonly
called production. All the people
could work all the time.
Kf1xKr S14TSTSf,eo -, eS,,.v.fi1 IF oil the
wages Werelaid by. there would be one
fourth Of all the products unsold each.
month. as everybody gets wages at,
Wheeling majority. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1907-192?, 1910-07-28
MILWAUKEE,.

Milwaukee, OH ,Milwaukee,~ du
wundershoene Stadt,
Who Republicans and Democrats
so cruelty forgot.
You re famous, yes, ,you re fam
GUS, for Socialists and Beer
Fine sonderbare Mischung, abrr
kraftig und gar sehr.
Milwaukee, OH Milwaukee, On
Dist i'm Aug der Welt,
Your passport to the grafters is.
7fauded and upheld.
The World extends it's greetings,
its peoples urge you on
Zum weiterem tapferem Kampfe,
bis Gerechtigkeit gatham.
Milwaukee, OH Milwaukee, vol
Beer und Socialists,
Who'd ever thought you'd do It,
you'd do it and persist
In bringing fame to Beer.Town,
whit Socialistic cry
Und das war nicht genuegend, Elm
Seidel" must herbei.
Milwaukee, OH Milwaukee, wir
trinken zu deim Wohl,
Our toast, the Lord may bless you,
bless every living soul
As we take up our "Seidel IN =
pledge for future work,
Wollen wir noch einmal mahnen
das Einigkeit macht stark.
Office Boy.
Wheeling majority. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1907-192?, 1910-07-28

The case of Fred D. Warren, manag-
ing editor of the Appeal to Reason.
has been taken to the United States
Court of Appeals, and in all likeli-
hood it will be several months before
decision is reached. Warren is man
aging his own case and appealed it
himself. In the meantime he has been
nominated for Congress in Kansas and
a strong fight win be made for his
election. In all probability the. case
will not be decided before the next
Congressional election, and the result
is likely to have some bearing on the
decision.
Wheeling majority. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1907-192?, 1910-07-28
Che good talngs OF this WorI
snfIli2g3d tlsiBI3,ss
toacelebrate.


Of G ts6jse2 ssit4gfe9 sagssa
atesaAO 6dt political
backgrodht petty personal jeaess are for7
sSaS1 sSRa sgt sss S n hs
5nindsafe nengo4stsN 4tfe6efat eehsth61g innay
be fot tdla the parade ShlH OF
different cskhgy9 It is golden the edu-
ofstheMorkes inthe adeprincieS of unionism.
ssls sq @ 81 VIZ da 2fa s @ for ed
cation * fs Weare apt tomake the day
onyOne Cfmery merry making is well, too,
for Nation tforthe mind and body But we
ought 6 g pssed With the lessons of the day, chief
among them being the lesson Of the strength Of solidarity
Weo1ght torealize that the marching columns the
ffGrce in the community All the organizations Of
all and enemies of Labor chdishly weak
in comparison with ORGANIZED Labor. On Labor Day
we are ORGANIZED We can look at ourselves and see
our strength and that the strength is all in
ORGANIZATION; that when we disntegrate we weak
again. slzE #59
The lesson we ought to learn that will not dis
ntegrate on the day after Labor Day. but that we will
STAY ORGANIZED. On every question that effects us
and our families we should get together and stay together
If some are far advanced for the balance they ought to
be willing to wait bit until the balance comes abreast
urging, if they will all the time If some are tagging
conservatives too far in the they ought to speed
their footsteps until they abreast United there is
nothing that cannot attain Disuned there is moth
ing we can attain.
So let's begin by getting together Labor Day. Let
every who tolls get in line for the big celebration
Let him be present at roll call Let there be no vacant
places Let those who labor but who do not belong tc
them see the strength of unons perhaps then
they will realize that their interests best be served by
membership in labor organization And let strength
show those U.S. that weak they
would wish perhaps then them will realize that
organizations could have grown to such standard
without some good reason for existence
It is up to YOU to celebrate Labor Day.
Wheeling majority. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1907-192?, 1910-07-28
Removing Fat From Soup.

have tried many ways of clearing
hot soup Of fat, but nothing so simple
as my way Simply strain It through
g cloth that has been wruhg out in
cold wafer,
Wheeling majority. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1907-192?, 1910-07-28
.EFEF q q 8 ..9E'.4Is.'p--...--ss.ssN
49, - 3 ~ III = II
ONLY a DREAM, BUT :
Ahe eaAetiitll ate eseseAtee-,i.aaI
ee the audleHeg qf9pnpn men
mi ah aiff5tnd III otgarirad 1' ]
RE" He4e4claimed.

N! aN a'HIehd '0F ORGANIZED IA.
BFb" He4e4claimed.
"Have yoQ a union hat asked
a voice.
".Well, err, >you see. this i
made-over hat, and the labaI i
lost, but I assure you thai bgyn
always sympathized With th.~lab.
oring men,"
Have you a label i4<. yo,r
coat2" yelled another audit6r
"My coat is made by a Union
man, / am sure, At amy rate. ~
firm that always treats It's rm.
ployes right and pays them welE9
"Where was it made ..caIed
out several.
Greatly, gentlemen. this is very
annoying" said the canQl,}ale.
assure you I have always been =
Show the label. or shut an
said one of the audience. We
have heard that Cuff beforesSAow
three labels on your clothing. any
how.
"Hear! Hear! Come through
old man. A friend of organized
labor is able to show the labels,,''
'"Brothers," said the chairman.
"Hear the gentlemen out He has
something to say about the issues
of the day, and the need for I'M
ion men to unite at the ballot box.
Kindly be patient y
"To continue, ".said the candi-
date, ~ am heartily in. favor Of
all laws reasonably drawn that arr
for the protection of labor in field
and factory. /"
HIVE you a label on yor
shoes?' called out lusty VOICE.
"Did YOU employ a union calpen-
ter last spring to build your auto
shed 2" inquired another.
-"Did you ever eat a meal in a
union restaurant 2" came from The
far corner.
"Gentlemen," cried out the
candidate 81 cannot speak ii. IN
terrupted. -
"Show us the labels, then, ~
piled a score.
A"I move you that committee
Of three, Mr. Chairman, be ap7
pointed to retire with the caudi-
date and report il he has even
three union labels about his cloth
ing" said union painter. lle
employed a nen-union painter to
paint his house last year, but 1--WE
will forgive him that slip il he
has even three union labels out Of
eleven he could have"
The motion was carried unani-
mously.
The candidate retreated without
waiting for the committee.
This is only a dream. but il
would result in a large Number oil
candidate buying union clothing
even if union men do not, if this
practice was applied few times
Selected.
Wheeling majority. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1907-192?, 1910-07-28

ever write to your in senate
and state legislature? You ought to be in regu
spondence with them They are YOUR represen
YOU should certainly find out if they are willing to
get the hngs you want Now is time as OPP
IS any; you have the opportunity Of writing to
candidates. those who are not your representatives, but
who aspire to be- Better learn if they viii work for your
interests before yon employ them,
Wheeling majority. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1907-192?, 1910-07-28

In baking pies, If a little sugar is
sprinkled in with the -four they will be
3 delicious golden brown.
Wheeling majority. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1907-192?, 1910-07-28

Evidently it doesn't pay to murder
schoolmasters-even in Spain. The an
swer to the butchery of Ferrer last Oc-
tober is seen in the establishment last
month of an avowed anti-clericaI gov
eminent, whose first move has been to
take steps against the religious orders
thus repeating the political situation
in France. One open and avowed So
cialist, Pablo Iglesias, has been elected
to the Cortes, and many other candi-
dates with strong sociaIistic leanings.
The clerical vote in Barcelona, the
scene of Ferrer,s murder, was but one
sixth of the anti-clerical polls. The
Prime Minister, Canalejas, Is extremely
anti-clerical and ignores all the pros.
tests of the church factions. his poll
Icy being stated as that of European
izing spain,s and he has big major
ity to help carry it out.
Wheeling majority. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1907-192?, 1910-07-28

l1I1@
Labos only hope lies in getting closer together Thus
every one who advocates duasm no matter under how
spacious pretex whether he knows not enemy
interests of the working people his own craft
ana 4ll the others.
Wheeling majority. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1907-192?, 1910-07-28
The Buck Case

He evil That men 90 I've alter them; tne good
<1, So is oft inferred with their bones is rule that
81 81 seems to be provedby its exceptionint the Buck
M.-zx.aes& Case J. w. Van Cleaye, for many years
head of the Buck Stove and Range Company
Began war upon organized Labor ptiess in its intent
crusade based upon the assumption that every union
Vas criminal in embryo at least battle that depleted
The union treasures and dragged their leaders to the Jail
Doors Now Van Ceave is dead and the Labor organize
that he hated have met and conferred calmly with
his successors in Office and it is announced that the Buck
Stove and Range Company will be "fa to organized La
hora T4 sszssas4s las sal 8e@
The incident would seem to indicate that organized
Labor is bit stronger than some people would WISH It
would also justify the supposton that the late Mr. Van
e had allowed his personal feelings to get the better
this business judgement mental state that his
sors do not seem anxious to emulate.