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sHAFTssURY

b. r. Hulett spent Saturday in
Dandy.
Walter Whitman is confined to the
house with the grip.
Rev p. l.. Dow occupied the pulpit
in the NJ +. church Sunday.
Miss Bessie Niles Of West Shafts
bury visited friends in town Sunday.
Merle Damon who injured his an.
kle last week while telling logs for
5. Harrington is slowly improving.
Last Saturday the fourth quarterly
conference was held in the NJ. b.
church. District Superintendent p
l.. Dow Of Rutland presided.
Mr. and Mrs. F. b. Randall and
Clarence Randall Of Manchester at
tended the play at the opera house
in Bennington Monday evening.
Louis Martin OF Auburn. railroad
hremaR. was burned in an accident
recently while performing his duties
and Is nj the home OF his parents Mr.
aud Mrs. Simeon Martin. Just how
the accident happened or how badly
| Mr. Martin is burned, the writer
does not know.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1911-01-04
Item for Women

Marlboro, Mass, Juno /, 1910. !
can frankly say that Partisan Sage
has given me perfect satisfaction aud
will highly recommend II as a hair
grower and beautlher. and a sure
cure for dandrui. | also recommend.
ed Il to several people, and Il has
given wonderful results.-Mrs. G..
Barteaux, 26 Main st.
Cynthlanna, Ky, June ,, 1910. |
have only used two bottles OF Paris.
ian Sage and I nnd my hair has In.
creased wonderfully IN thickness and
luxuriance and beauty. The dan
drum all disappeared. | was wonder
fully surprised. az | have tried many
hair restorers, though have found
none that ever has helped my half
except Partisan Sage, 30 | can say
Il Is worth all OF The hair restorerI
/ have ever found, and will tel
many friends about Il. Gratefully
your friend. Miss NJ Clough, Dol
l2i2.
VIM. l.. Gokay guarantees ParlsiaI
SAGE TO XIII dandrun germs, eradicate
dandruff. stop falling hair and Itch
ing scalp. or money back. II 10 th'
most delightful and refreshing hal
dressing in the world and Ia no
sticky or greasy. VIM. l.. 0okay AM
druggists everywhere sell Il for 3
cents large bottle. The girl Wit
the Auburn hair is on every package
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1911-01-04
Estate Of Charles R. Sanford.

CTATE or VERMONT. Tho Honor.
= District 81 Bennington. ~ able Probate
Court Tor the District Aforsld.
TO all versions interested IN the estate u
Charles A. Sanford late Of Pennington. IN said
District, deccascd GiiEErTN0i
WHEREAS. said Court has assigned tho 18th
day ~ january, next, Tor examining and allow
inr the account OF Maria ". Sanford Exoni.
trix ~ the estate ~ aid dcceaecd and Tor
dccfpo ~ the residue ~ aaid estate % the
lawful claimants Of the seine. and ordered that
public notice thereof lc given 60 all persons
interested In said estate BY publishing this
order thfuc weeks sucCcseively previous 10 the
dav assigned IN the bennington Evening Han.
ner. = newspaper published ne Bennington IN
aid District.
r~sr ~ thr prnl,aio q lice IN Bennington in Euid
District. on the day as-ianei, then and thCtr tn
ooutrrf The allowance ~ said arcount II ruu
~ cau@n. ard 20 establish your right as hCife.
lerafrrs and lawful claimants 60 said residue.
ufvHr ufnrh Nv HAND. tbs 4isi Dag "
oHAcE n HOLT. RuomrEH
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ARLINGTON

Mrs. W. ]. Law has returned from
Proctor.
Hermon Cullnan has been quite
III with tonsilitis.
Several from here attended the play
in Bennington Monday night
John Morrissey of North Adams
spent Sunday with his parents.
Arthur White and Arthur Remillord
spent New Years in Burlington.
Fred Farley has returned after
spending few days in Burlington.
Miss Elya Brownson returned to
her school in North Adams Sunday.
o. e. Adams has been confined TO
the house for the past two days by Ill
ness.
Mrs Philip Cote left Tuesday for a
few days stay in Hudson, New Hamp-
shire
Carl Kilburn of Manchester visited
his aunt, Mrs. Horace Williams re.
Gently.
The Misses Enid and Bessie Lakin
have returned to their school in Rup-
ert Monday.
The Misses Frances Killion and
Marie Buck returned TO the Castleton
Normal school Monday.
C. A. Adams and children who have
been visiting at o. f.. Adams return
ed to Castleton Monday.
Edward Brownson of New Jersey
spent Monday with his parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Fred Brownson.
Miss Ellen Garfield who has been
visiting her parents has returned to
her work at Cornell University.
Miss Edith Philips and friend OF
Troy who have been visiting at G. D.
Towards returned home Monday.
Miss Helen Russell who spent
Christmas and New Years at Irving
CIRCUITS has returned to Brockton.
Miss Margaret Killlon who has
been spending the vacation with her
parents returned to New York Mon
day
Messrs Guy Fowler of Cambridge
and Burt Lavaspeda Of Havana, Cuba
we're holiday guests Of the Misses
McAulley
Leo Grant who has been spending
the holidays with his parents return
ed to his work for the Vermont Mar
BILE company Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. 3. Leake, the Miss
es Maude, Georgia and Dorothy
Leake, Richard Leake OF Albany ant
Paul Waterman of New York were
New Years guests of Mrs. lone Phil
lips
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1911-01-04
Annual Meeting

To the Stockholders OF the Denning
ton Park Lawn Cemetery,
Notice Is hereby given that the
annual meeting OF the Bennington
Park Lawn Cemetery will be held at
the Office OF y. L. Bates IN the village
OF Bennington, in the county OF Ben.
nington. and State Of Vermont on the
10th day OF January, 1911 at $50 o.
clock p. m, for the purpose OF tran
sactIng the following business;
/. The election Of officers.
2. To see what. n any dividend
shall be declared upon the stock Of
said corporation.
9. To see II the number Of direc
tors shall be reduced
4. TO hear and consider the re
ports Of the officers OF said corpora
\ ton.
6. To transact any other business
found proper when met
Dated at bennington this 1Sh dal
Of December. 1910.
Il N p woodman. Clerk.
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Estate Of Herbert S. Dnnham
cTATE or VERMONT

GTATE or VERMONT, Tho Honor
pDlstrict of Bennington. =. I able Probate
Court FOR the District Aforesaid.
To all persons interested In the estate Of
Herbert $. Dnnhan, late OF shaftshury, m said
District, dcccascd, GREETING,
WHEREAS. said Court has assigned the slst
day OF January next. FOR examining and vi
lowing the account of l.. NJ. LOOMS Admin.
lstrator. OF the estate OF said dcccascd. and
for a decree OF the residue Of said estate 60
the lawful claimants Of the same. and ordered
that public notice thereof hc given to all persons
Interested IN said estate by publishing this
order three weeks successfully previous to the
day assigned. In the Bennington Evening Dan.
ner, 2 newspaper published at Bennington In
said District.
| rHEREFOHH you arr horribly notified 10 40.
pear NJ the Probate once In bennington N
aid District. on the day assigned. then anj
/ thereto contest tho allowance ~ said account
/ II you ree cause. and 20 establish your right a.
heirs, legaicea and LAWFUL claimants to said
/ rnsiduc
GIvEr uSpvR NY HAND. this 9Th day Of
December. 1910.
GRACE n. HOLT. Register.
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MANCHESTER DEPOT

Ernest Lugene OF New York spent
Christmas with his parents.
St. Margaret's Guild meets with
Mrs. w. II. Roberts Tuesday after
noon.
Annual meeting Of the Battenkill
Valley Industrial society will be he'd
Thursday.
C. l.. Bench was confined to the
house this last week. with rheumatism
in the eyes.
c. A. Buckley of Claremont. n. H.,
visited his sister, Mrs. |. II Dench
this last week.
Mrs. f. d. Adams is spending some
time with her sister, Mrs. Whitman
in Adams. Mass.
Mr.. and Mrs. Orrin Buell. of Spring
field, Mass, spent Christmas at the
home of w. II. Benedict.
Miss Sailing is expected here this
week to arrange for an entertainment
for the Methodist society,
Miss Verlie Buckley who is attend
ing the Albany Business college spent
a few days with Mrs. w. J. Crawford
last week.
Fred Reed has moved his barber
shop from the basement of the Batten
kill Inn to A. X. Pettibone's rooms
next to the postohice
Miss Eva Hayes is very sick at the
home of A. j. Hicks. Dr. Pond OF
Rutland was called last Friday and
performed an operation. At the pre-
sent time she is doing as well as
could be expected
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1911-01-04
4. N. WHITNEY, FoR LoDeE
Tariff Reformer Says He Would Aid
Reciprocity Measures In CONGRESS

Boston, Jan. Ain statement is
sued from this city Henri NJ. Whit
ney, one of the foremost tariff refor-
mers In the country. announced that
he was in favor of the reelection of
United States Senator Lodge. He de
clares that the Senator'S recognized
ability and his position and the influ-
ence in the Senate will enable him TO
do much In the furtherance of recip-
rocity measures that may come be
fore Congress.
Mr.. Whitney has been associated
in some business affairs with Gov
Elect Foss, who is opposing Senator
Lodge. The latter is here from Wash
ington for the purpose of giving the
people OF Massachusetts an account
of his eighteen years work in the sen
ate and of defending his record
Mr.. Lodges friends assert that his
address will be the effort Of his life
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1911-01-04
BENNINGTON BRIEFS
Ssws Of the Town and Village fold Briefly
Tor Busy Readers.
H. l.. Hover is on the Sick list.


H. l.. Hover is on the sick list
Arthur James of Hoosick was in the
village Tuesday
Mrs. Arthur Allen Of Grove street
is i'll OF the grip.
Ray Gibson returned Tuesday to
his studies at Vermont University.
Mrs, Mary Cummings of North st.,
has recovered from an attack Of the
grip.
William Swarzwald OF New York
who has been spending few days
with John Daley returned to that city
Tuesday
Mr.. and Mrs. Guy Morse and daugh-
ter Gladys spent New Years with his
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. l.. c. Morse and
with Mr. and Mrs. NJ. II. DEMO.
John McKale who recently returned
from Hillcrest hospital in Pittsfleld
where he underwent an operation was
out Tuesday for the first time since
his return.
OnIISLldn Science pfdctltlOner
from North Adams win be at the
Putnam House Wednesday from 2 I'M
til 4. All wishing to converse with
her are welcome.
Harr! e. Sprague and Jessie Du-
please who were married in this viii
lage last month were yesterday held
for the grand jury on the charge of
adultery by the district court at Pitts
field.
Mr. and Mrs. J, II. Munton of Abba,
n. Y, and Mr.. and Mrs George Fay
akerly of Watervliet who spent New
Years at the home of the latter's
aunt Mrs. VIM F. Mort OF Gage
street returned home Tuesday by
auto,
The installation of officers Of the
Sons OF Veterans will be held in G.
A. r. hall Thursday evening at o.
clock A full attendance OF members
is urged. All members of the Grand
Army are cordially invited to attend.
Refreshments will be served
Mr.. and Mrs. H. F. Hall have gone
TO Barre to reside. Mr. Hall came
here last summer to take charge of
the local Singer sewing machine bus
mess and he has now gone to Barre
for the same purpose. He has been
succeeded here by Charles Farnum
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1911-01-04
MGRTR BENNINGTON

Mrs Ida Booth, of North Adams,
Mass, is visiting at the home OF Mrs
Eliza Millington for few days.
Solomon Millington, one Of the old
est residents of SALISBURY township,
died at his home in SALISBURY Hol-
low December 30, 1910. He was near
~ 81 years Of age and with the ex-
ception OF a few years had lived in
this community his whole life. The
burial took place from his late resi-
dence Monday, January q Interment
was In the Dixon burying ground.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1911-01-04
DIVIDE TIE AMOUNT

of life insurance you carry by your
annual income and see just how many
years II would enable your widow and
orphans 10 have the comforts they
now enjoy National Life Insurance
Co, Montpelier, VT CMutuall Earle
S Kinsley, Agent. Rutland. VT
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1911-01-04
Card of Thanks

We wish TO thank the neighbors and
friends who so kindly assisted us dur
ing the illness and death of our faith
er. Also those who sent flowers.
Mr. and Mrs Morris S. Finn,
Mr. and Mrs. William Bromley.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1911-01-04
A Card.

We the undersigned, do hereby
agree to refund the money on n 50-cent
bottle of Green's Warranted Syrup
OF Tar IL It fails to cure your cough
or cold. We also guarantee a 25-cent
bottle TO prove satisfactory or money
refunded.
Thompson's Pharmacy,
j. NJ. Ayrcs, A. S. Hathaway
Earwood Drug Store,
G. X. and A. b. Hawkins
b. A. Quinlan, Il. c. Woodwork
w. l.. Gokay, o. h. Adams,
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1911-01-04
plI.. oufsd h 8 70 d paYs

PAzo OINTMENT IL guaranteed
10 cure any case Of Itching. Blind,
bleeding or Proiruding Piles IN 9
10 IL days or money refunded. soc.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1911-01-04
Administrator Sale
Jan. "a, 1Oll--I o'clock

Elmer H. Rudd, administrator OF
the estate Of Harrison Peckham of
Pownal, will sell the home farm con-
sisting of 1O5 acres and also wood
lot containing about so acres, si.ua.
ted about one mile north OF North
Pownal on Mt. Anthony road. On
the farm is a good twostory frame
house and all outbulldings in first
class shape. also good apple orchard
aud running water TO house and barn.
Also quantity OF personal property.
Terms OF sale: 10 per cent down, bal.
ance paid on delivery OF deed.
ELMER II RUDD, Adm.
John Robinson, Auct'r.
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LIABILITIES
Amount due DGDOSitOrS Sl,6OE
Surplus lS4
Statement Of Condition NOv.l, 1911

sRUsTEEs-I. GIBSON President; ycc-neden e.
John ROBINSON A b. GARDNER E.. II. PUTNAM. EDWAR
CHARLEsH. DEWEY Treas
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GroRberso9tbnm.
Ans Der Banptfant.
Stuneuteit
211115Sv1SS1I1SHTTTSyHTW

smgembnrsiihe stnoenten in
Sentihlanh. - Son 54sS22 Stubcne
ten Der beutihcn llniperiitdten limb A.
672 Iiisldnocr, barunter 81 2uren,s
burger. @pr flint Sabrcn 5dblte
man Al.
Eutaliihes. - Bon 2lircmburq>
8abnbof iinb Die 9rieftrdger I. 8az
titan nah Shlinbermanoerifeio mi
5. .. Hentcr nah lllilitsen perIest
ferner ipurocu periebt: Die grieitrGael
5. Slirb bon geles nab Glerf 5. .,
Stenbonne nnb 5er5og o. bon Gre
penmader nod 8iIB reip. Siefirf.
Ser Spitcommis y. Scrsuas 8elbans
len fpmrnt bon 8repenmdfer mad
SifferDingen unp Der franfbeitsbalbe,
beurlaubt geipeiene Tnitcommis Soi.
Srud) bon Siffcrpin9eu nod 8rcpcus
NADER.
G%ipilftanb Der StaSt Snrcmbnrs.
Stcrbefdlle. - @om %. Sc
6rllar: Iuna guerinser. alt 81 Sabre
Gbefrau bon Nif. aiefier. 8lempner,
= 90: Sob. @oersen, alt 81 Sabre
Gigentbiimcr; Sob. Nimur, aft 81 s..
SHloiicr. 1. Wadr5: Sulius Salo,
mon, alt 40 Sabre. 8aufmanu ans
8riiiiel. q: Iug. grpclbina. alt
SO S.. Sberbabn : GiiiIteut; Mdrr
Goens, alt is Sabre, pbne Stanb,
ebeIos. ans Geufunplanb (8ritiits
Noroamerifa). - A.: Sran5 Soft
mann, friiber aus 4faffentbal, 80
Sabre alt. CIR mar Iitbcariinoer Del
bduptitdotiihen Narianiifen Soba.
litdt nnD Deg 2uremburscr Nrbeiters
unteritiisungs : gereius. @or furSe,
3eit crit feierte bieler. ipie ben so
idbrigen 8ebenftag ieines geitebens
10 aith bds Mubenfen an Die 50>idbe
rige Mitsliebifait bes Srn. Spff;
mann. lin Sen peritorbenen Bate,
trauern 5r. Sr. 6offmam, Srofeiiol
an Der SnbuitrieS ltub 6anoelsIGnlt
auf Simpertsberg lino SRI. Barbara
5offn1ann. 2ebrerin ant Sber9rab DC,
ItdotiIhen Ndbhenihuler.
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Ans br,r iibriaem Theilem.

Simmcrn, 2. WidrS. Sic
llrbarnntnngS : Ir6eiten bes etipa
70 Seftar groBeu 8albes (ipgen.
Simmcr Sidt). ipelder Dor brci Sab
rem bnrh aauf in Den Belts bieiiger
Gisentbiinter. Der $50. Sob. Wnmer.
Sob. NoeIen unb 8. Hies iibergina.
ihreiten riilti9 uorau. uno bat man
bcreitS ihon iiber Die Sdlfte bieier
Sldhe a%lsgcrottct. Sic 8eIiber
benfen. Sanf Der Ieripenbnna bes
Sprengltoffes .Surit" beiaeten Ralo
nah stpei Sabren in iruftbdres Ider>
nnb @ieienlano l%mseipanSelt gu
baben. Sbeilpeiie iou oann pds ses
iuonnene 2anb pieber flc%inpar3elens
tpeiie perduBert fueroen. mas bon sroz
Betn &ortbeil fir unlere Srtlhaft
iein, unb Die unliebian,c 9anoftutt
ettpns benumen miro. 5aatdalih be-
finben iih intereiiicrtc 3uIfauer an
Srt nnb SteIe. Die ~itauneno 5uieben,
mic Gid)en nub Sufcnbanmitode bon
0.50-1.20 Metcr Surdmciier, sez
fabrfos unb iider NIT pSurit" Dem
goben entriiiew iperben.
MbmciIer, l.. Wdrs. - Scute
Morsen perIhieb I'M Mltcr BON II
Sabren 6err Soief Nrle. @~plSbdnbler
nnb friiberer Sd0ffe Der 8emeiupe
Vettembnrg.
Wmtfprt, 80. Sebr. - Sn Scr
atd6t BON Sienstaa p%erbrannte bas
auf Dem .9rontecsbof~ selesene.
nod niht pollenoete ImpeIen bcS ars
beiters Yaaiet sdn5lif. Shapeu ins
eefdbr 1000 Sr.
8aIbbillis, 25. iebr. -
&eute Moreen uerIfieD bier nad)
urgent Seiben Die Witttpc Gliiabetb
S~alsoorf. Die Gcritorbene. Die I'M
90. 2ebensiabre itanS, ipar Die dltelte
9erion Der @emeinbe. Bon ben nelln
ilberlcbenben 8in0ern neripeilen iicbcu
in ben Vereinigtcn Staaten bon atorb>
Mmerifa, mo lie iih Dor mebreren
Sahr5ebnteu elm Seim segriinbet baz
ben. Sic rube III Sriebenl
Nurgltn It E r, 20. Nebr. - Sn
Der 3cit o iieben bis aft Wonaten
limb III Der bieiigcu Yiarrci iicbcn
riiitisc pe%rbeiratbete Rdnner i'm Sitter
bon 40 bis SO Sabren gcltorben.
Inter pen iieben @ittpcn iino 5ipei
nit lie liebcn unb cine nit aht iunz
miinoisen ainbern,
Wpnbrinaen, 81. Se6r.
Serr Tif. @eiB. Der icit eiucm Sabre
bel Icinen gltern nui 9ciud pciltc.
pirb ant 2. Mdrs Die Hciie nad pcn
Ser. Stdaten (Horbs Sufpta) an
trctcn. Nit inn reileu 5err 3. y.
@reis unb Sri. Sulanna Shmit.
9tfferbimsen, %. Sebr. -
Sn elmer @allcrie aui @rube Siaens
berg . IN lester 9iaft ser ~26idbriae
gergmnnn Sob. Nif. SGnbel am elmer
elcftrilden S~obrmniGine beihGitiat.
Yloslih niirbe er bon Ser Waihinc
criaBt unb berart an Die @anS ges
oriitt, eab er flr6e 3cit nnd)ber
perIfieb.
@crtert, 90. Sebr. Ser
bodtp. Serr Yfarrcr Slammana aus
gaps Monoori belt gelteru I'M @ers
einslofal eincn Gortroa. porin er Der
8riinbung eineS nlgemeinen @inscrs
perbanbes bas 9ort rebete. Pm
ShluB leiner Hebe iteutc CT lid Der
@eriammlnna als Gauoioat fir Die
nddbiten &ammcrDableu Dor.
SUbiheiD, 2. IdrS. Ser
66 Sabre nlte %pcuiipnierte Hutteuiiihs
rcr Yetcr Sanod bon bier. reId,cr icii
lanaerer 3cit crfrnnft iii. micecrboll
! dr5tliGc 9iilic in aniprud na4m uns
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bon Tortb 8aibin9tpn unb Srau
8aroner . alta 8iita ipiirSeu biird
ben FOB hires 9ruoers, 9. Sapib,
nah Burlington, Wis.. seruieu.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-03-21

Ter IcSialiltiihc Staotz Shntmci1
tier bon Milipnufee hat Dor Der Seaiss
latiir cine Bill sur grrihtuna ciner
itdetiihen Sparbanf befiirnortet. sic
9epoiiten cntsesennimmt uno BRET
Yro5ent 3inien barauf 5ablt. Sas
crinnert an ben @lppren in 2eip5ig.
Der hurh bdufisen 9eiud Der Ieiic
iih sic 2anbesiprahe angeeignet bate.
Sn Der @nritabt bdlt i'm eih Spieber
on uno Iast: rSGren sc, idben &c.
limb &c am anu5en 2eibe 10 lhpar5?"
- ~gi idab", inst Der Ipor.
.Sinb &c benn INNER 10 ihnnrs aes
ipeieu?" frast Der Spieber meiter. -
rgi Ihab". antiuprtete Der Noor.
Sa rief Der SpieBer aus: .See6
&nebbhen, Damn iinb &c am GnSe
gar nift ans 2eipsisl" Son eiuem
ipsialiltiifeu Sfatmeiiter. Der 3inlen
nitf Nnpitol 5nblcn nin, pirb man
pobl audi iugcn miiiicu; yNm gnoe
ut cr gar fcin Sc5ioliit. "-.S tiuw.A
Der &abrbeit."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-03-21

Sumbcrtc BON Sonnen Weibfralt.
bic IN &iiblbGuieru in Hactne
laoern, iperbeu Der niebrisen Hreiie
neaen Dem @erfaulen preisgegeben.
gsf beibt, bab Die araut5iidtcr. Die anf
bD6ere Sreiie ipartcten. idon icet
$4,000 einaebiiBt baben. Sn friibes
rem Sabreu bradtc gSeibfraut in Den
Wrnaten Sanllar, Sebruar nub @dr5
$40 Der Spnne. belltc lperbem fir Die
S1pb,ne nur $3.50 offeriert, Sie
3iiuhter beabIidtisen. nod cine 8ode
anil before Yreiie 81 iparten. Damn
abel Sic aiiblIpeiher 5h lccren llnS
SasI bort lagcrnbc &rait ani 5anien
,uclEfcu urb pcriaulcn 81 lallen.
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guf einem cigens bon linen sez
beuerten Sampfcr iuerben 80 ameris
faniihe Niaiondrc nod g nglanb
reiIen, nm pem a~ronungsieit bei5l9
ppbnen. Sic iino bodJpiQfommen.
Sic Spbn 8lls nerben Den perebrten
@ettern nit Ierguiigen 10 piele Splz
lars %abncbmen, pie lie frieseu fonnen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-03-21

Su Scr NebraSfd'cr 2eais@
Iatnr hat EQUATOR 8nrtos bon Salinc
Gouutp cine Bill c%iugcbrad)t. ipcld,c
perlangt, Dab Vcrmddtniiie 81 @uns
itcn bon rcligiDicn unb iu%obltbdtigen
,3pcden ipenigitcns ieds &onate ppr
Sem 5obc bes Grblaiiers 9enladt Iein
miiIlcu. nm redts9iiltig SIT ieir. Cine
Gbnlihe Gprlasc ipllrbc ipdbrenb Der
q. q. q. z9emeauns nnb inter bcrcn
Ginfln6 in Der @iscpnlincr Scgislntnr
nngcnpmmeit.
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mebr. ais I'M lcBteu Sistaliabre.
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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-03-21

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Evening journal., 1911-05-13
THE DELIBERATION
OF THE STARS
|
BY The REV. R. L. JACKSON

Hot haste" alliteratively and apt
ly hits off the way of men at the
present time. Mere haste is not
enough, it must be hot calorifc to
the last degree. Men whose pace
Is too SLOW and measured are put out
Of the race and their places are
filled with those who can 60 it pant
ingly 10 the goal What the goal is.
It matters but little; it is the speed
with which It is made, that matters.
Nor is the man who makes It OF any
consideration
Automobilists gloat over the dis
tances they have burned" with their
machines To hear them prate. one
would think that the universe had
been in travail for infinite cons to
produce In this top of times a man
who could burn TO crisp a hundred
miles in an hour and one-half They
apparently overlook the fact, there Is
preciously small advantage acoruiug
TO the universe from feat of speed
that merely transfers a few uneasy
human beings from one part Of the
little terra firma 10 another although
It is done with lightning rapidity,,
The speed madness shows itself in
the haste to he rich which infects
the modern man With many the
short cut TO wealth is the stock mar
ket To their sorrow many find It m
he the longest way around II also
shows itself in the temper Of the
would -be-reformer trip 10 Dover
when the Legislature is in session
and back again in time for dinner
Is the pace with which they would
put through their reforms.
We lay the sweet hatterv TO our
souls that We can do In day Whist
our fathers did in a year We can
put tho lives of several Methuselahs
into our own and still have room Ia
spare We need no shelter I'm which
TO grow ripe. no leisure in which Ia
grow wise We can attain TO q Wise
maturity as We push our way fever
/ lshly through the madding crowd We
are SO clever In our day and genera
| ton that We can rush peli-mell
/ through life's hours Of change. alarm
and surprise and emerge with noble
minds. kindly hearts and generous
/ souls Can we. or do We only think
we can? Are We so ingenious that
We can do without the deliheration of
/ the stars in the vital processes OF
character building