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The sun., 1912-07-21

BATH. Me-. July 20.-w.th the raising
OF tho cry Back to the farm" the New
England farmer has ceased to be tho
subject Of Jokes. Hc has thrown Off
tho old threadbare garments which
once nc wore and now appears In fine
linen, drives his own automobile and
draws his check with n smile OF salts
faction, for the high cost OF living
doesn't hit him as hard AS It does the
city dweller. He sees the prices OF his
crops go higher with each successive
season. Then. too. he IL learning the
ways Of tho business world and Is doing
some figuring on his own account.
The result OF this figuring on the
part of Maine farmers has brought
about the formation Of a union which
Is likely to worry some OF the commits
sion merchants who havo been handling
Maine grown produce. Whether or not
to pay more money for potatoes and
other products OF the farms In the Pine
Tree state remains to be seen.
To-day as per cent. OF the popula
tion OF the country II urban: tho re-
naming ~ per cent. II classcd as rural
hut large proportion Of It lives In
towns Of $500 or under. At present
80 people out "f every 100 live on farms
ana must raise Tho foods,uMs for the
r"'nAining :" SiNty-iivc years ago ST.
out "r every 100 lived on farms.
What haH caused u s'nsc 81 injury 'o
maine farmers has been 10 sell POTATOES
I" dealer for - ar 80 cents IA hnshcl
ana see thcm rctailrd at from - iu 20
! cents peck. to sell eggs for 20 cents a
The sun., 1912-07-21
Publicity for Campaign Funds Is Re.
quired by Law This Year; the
Era of Secrecy Past

ono think that the public mind as 1t ID
now reused and set against not only
corruption and sharp practice but against
the mere appearance Of evil would per-
init fraudulent title to take possession
of the White House?
The other case is not so we'll known;
in fact it is not generally known at all,
and 1t does not rest upon historic and
indisputable facts. like the other. But
the story is most interesting and sugges-
tive.
In tho election Of 1884. when James q
Blaine ran against Grover Cleveland
the outcome depended upon the State
of New York: when the returns from the
election came in IL was seen that az the
Empire State was counted the result
| would fall. In the early returns there
were indications that Blaine had carried
New York: then came doubts. and finally
the announcement that Cleveland haC
The sun., 1912-07-21

bell wether had it not been for tho fatal
effort to convince the country that it
could lift itself to prosperity by tuGging
at it's bootstraps.
Uncle Mark was prince in the plu-
tocratio political game. He played
The sun., 1912-07-21

Croker in 1892 II was between 81. .OOo. 900
and 81. 600 900; and Cleveland would have
been elected just the same il il had been
only one-tenth as much. In fact. Whitney
had lots more money than he knew what
to do with. and left u snug sum in the
El Nuevo mexicano., 1912-12-28

"a en- esta comision. Escriban este
nombre en- una tira de papel, y man
den el nonbresa cualquiera de los ~
Uncertainties interesados en- esta Goa
tesla 8 a la Compaiiia Impresora Gel
Nuevo Mexicano.
Las tres seiioras 8 caballeros que
reciban los tres numeros de votos
mas altos SO les pedira que sirvan COZ
mo Jueces en- esta contesta y sns nom
bres seran p~ublicados en- este papel
liuego que scar escogidos.
En- esta yez la Iista de candidates
nominados hasta esa fecha rambien
aparecera, pero no labra cuenia de
los votos por dos semanas y conse-
cuentemente 81 estado de los candida
tos no Sc sabra hasta dos semanas
DC Ia fecha del escogimiento de los
3ueces. Los boletos durante toda Ia
contesta scran contados cada~semana
y los resultados seran ~anunciados cl
sabado de cada semana en- 81 papel
FiRMA EN- Los BoLETos.
En- esta yez es bien tambien anun-
claE que los boIetos podran ser dados
personalmente 8 por correo. Que to-
dos los boletos deben de llevar la fir.
ma de la irma e~xpidieado los mis-
Los rotos que no Ieven tai
firma serdIi dejados fuera por los Jae-
ces = ~tol.anlos esta OCCASION de pedir
pdbligo y amigos de particularmen-
e tenel cuidado cuando manden un
mmerQ de boletos en- Ia misma vez
El Nuevo mexicano., 1912-12-28
DECISION De Los JUICES.

In decision de los jneces en- esta
contesta era absolutamente final.
Este hecho debe ser cuidadosamente
retenido en- la mente de cada uno.
Las Reglas y Regulaciones De esta
oontesta han sido hechas en- tai modo
de asegurar una carrera legal en- to-
dos r~espectos. Ningun empleado de
las firmas interesadas nj de la Com
pa1ia Impresora del Nuevo Mexicano
puede entrar como I'm candidate. nj
tampoco puede ningun pariente de los
propietarios ser candidates. Ningu-
nos yotos puedeE ser transferidos de
un candidate d otro despues de dados
n vez v en- breve cada regla ha ST
do adoptada la cual ocurri6 al Mane-
10 de la Contesta como siendo al me-
jor interds de todos los candidates.
4Bajo estas condolences es ~anunciado
como 'antes, que la decision de los
iueces sera a~bsolutamente final.
.EscoGiMlEMTo DE 10 JUICES.
Segun proveido en- las Reglas y Re
gtlaciones, Ell esooginliento IA les.
,~Jueces, ~quienes haran las recompen-
sas finales en- esta contesta. tienc que
ser dejado al escogimiento popular de
los candidates. segun proveido en-
las Reglas y ~Regulaciones abajo, ca
da candidate quien entire en- Ia carre-
El Nuevo mexicano., 1912-12-28
FL NUEVO MENCAN0
sABADo, DIcIEMBRE 2s,1sl2.


Armada con documentos hrmados
nor William H. Taft, ~presidente &c los
Estados Unidos, Philander ~. Knox
s~ecretario de estado, Huntington,
Wilson, secretario asistente de esta'
do, 81 Captain Fred FornolI az "a POI
ltcia montaua de Nuevo MeAico' pa''
tio q Jueves eh ia nocne para g ~
2 ae MEXICO ~ iiesaaa Aaa' so
presentara q empa1aoor ue ts'e pug
Y presentara Y wa
les 9 g ~ ~ qu1 ~ rn
Madero entriegue Aadres lanes
nnora en- "a career IN sunrez oa'ies
es unT pres'oiarlo vlla'lcio en "a penn
tenciaria ael ~ lue-s e
fugo de ~ ~penitenciuria cua'ro 9 c'l7
60 Remanas9 pasaaas'
10 se sape GOT cuahtas ~
encontrara e. captain fornoIt ~ ha-
Ger este viale 2 "a Ciudaa oe :
cuando las nneas nan sioo uespafasa
dc yslos ~aesastres az una guerra 'a!'
go tiene y SET mauo n consi'
deracion. De tooos moaos' 2 ! uoper-
nador Mcdonald a. escosldo 2 Freq
para que maya 81 traDayo y aqueilos
que les gusta apostar estan iistos z
poner apuestas 2 que cuando ~
grese . santa Fe Cahes sera 81 com
panero ue WAGE
Una concidiencia curiosa conecta-
Yda con 81 case de Gales es que doce
El Nuevo mexicano., 1912-12-28

X I. ,ss< -L-4
tigo esRe cas0 \ ueciuAo en $1,000
sa Fields para los melores 'nterssen
uel estaoo \ suei lnolviuuo;
~ Gopernaq0r nf'no .ios :
ias 4 81 MARES ~ e manana'
on0 LAunvNES'
ian circuiaoo ias no'ic.as W. ~
cairo qei lerlocarr.i D.y =. =. " ~
e. ciudad queprauo eelnprAno n
acminso az ~ seniana pasaua aisu'
nos ae estos picaros VIZ u napian '
recipioo regaios ae Naviuau n'cleron
Ia veces de oante Ciaus Y eon'aloi'
e. negoclo en- y propias nianoss
lamDie se ui!o que .au.oi'1s 100
ros inYAuleroh 81 khotf' Mol'e1ui l'a
cuando 81 dla VIENNA a~ipaAecienao y
SIN ningun recelo 81 ue Al
eunas onreievas ~ y cause mucllo
a'sgusto8a los solciaies uei4 nosei = Z
2 huespeaes. oe es'ah nacleiluc
suilclentes esiuerzos para y a.
nompr AVS ~ ilevo ias soprelevas
rorque Q una sVlene mas que WI
o'en'e Data iiplaisV ~ iaD
'cias 2 emf
n Capitan frea .na ! ue'
ten'oo en- 81 sae no
regreso a tempo ae toinar 70 co'iilua
'ue Naviaad en- ~ casa
NoIAS oF'c'ALEo.
~ uuarolan de oaza resca ION
trinidad :. az baca ma sregresado &c
una v'sita q Aiouquefque.
Charles II Fost' agrimensorTo Las
Cruces, estuvo g "a cludaa urant
El Nuevo mexicano., 1912-12-28

tos de ~nominacion hacia 81 primer
premio. Entfen ahora y obtengan Ell
amino 81 cual viene sIendo de calidad
sananciosa temprana en- Ia contesta.
cpAIEsoufEkA ELEcfBtE EN-
Ia coNTEsTA.
No hay Unite de edad en- esta con
tesla. Mujeres oasadas, senoritas y
ni3as pequehas son elegibles. No ne
cesitan ustedes de ser suscritores del
Nueyo Mexicano nj tienen que suscri
birse ahora para entrar. Nj Tampa
60 es n~ecesario que ustedes hayan
previamente tratado con c~ualquiera
de las parties concernidas en- esta
oontesta. venga uno. vengan .todos.
Estos premios van absolutamente III
bres 4 las personals que reciban ell
mas grande n1mero de votos en- ell.
tempo anunciado para cerrarse la
c~ontesta.
IA coNTEsTA oFIcIALMENTE
ALBERTA.
Esta contesta esta ahora oficial-
mente alberta. "a GAIA de- boletos es-
ia alberta y Iista, para reeibir los pri
meroS boletos y todo 10 que es. necesa.
rio para 81 candidate energico hacer
es poner su nombre en- nomination.
Cuando nominada Sc lie dara cr6dito A
ella con 1000 boletos de nomination
en- Ia primer cuenta Usen el boleto
de nomination que aparece abajo.
comiencen temprano porque es eli
'Pajaro temprano Ell que Sc come Ell
gusano.7
El Nuevo mexicano., 1912-12-28
Reglas y Regulaciones

REcLAl
La Gala de hoIetos serz ouardada en- Ia Gaia
Fuertc del VI. s. Bank q Trust CO, en- esta
cIudad, habiendo sido obtenida por 81 agente
de Ia compahia Lyon.Tayior.
REcLA II
Los concentrates expediran votes soIa-
mente cuando los pidan y a raxon de:
100 por $500 en- ventas por dinero.
200 por 500 en- page dc euentas vlejas.
200 por $500 en- cuentas debdas y vendidas.
200 por $1oo en- todas las ventas rnareadas
y fuera de estaci6n.
En- referencia 4 expedir votos dobies en-
cuentas viejas, listed podrA expedffaas sofa
mente por 81 paso de cuentss que fueron In
curridss antes de esta fechs.
REcLA III
81 papei que pubIique esta contests dcbers
expedite votos q raxon de:
1000 por cada $500 en- suscriciones nuevss.
1000 por cada $500 en- page de suscriciones
viejas.
Una suscricion pasada sera ~aceptsds por IN
arc soiamente
REcLA ~
Empleadcs, secretaries y parientes de los
concentrates y PeriodIcos sstan positive.
mente prohibidos de entrsr en- sestaReontests,
tambien las escueIas orasnizselones secre-
tas. a{@$6f A4f ~
HEeLA v
Los comerciantes en- ninauna Instancfa de.,
berzn expedlr votos de sus Iugares de neeocios
hasta que tales votos hayau sido propian1ente
esfampados con eI rornbre de su firma. Los
narchantes debcn rehusar los misn1os a no
ser que esten firnados.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1912-12-28
terra.
.REGL.A

terra.
REGLAx
un vote que es DORADO . marcado en- cual
Guier nnanera despues de que salga de las
rnanos del comerciante sera tirado f'~r~
Ia comision, proveido que este
apsresca que Ia sIdo hecho con -
maiiciosa.
REoLA X
cuatro semanas de Ia fecba dc ests aper-
tura, candidates no Sc perrItiran entrar.
REGLA XII
Todos son Invitados de noninar candidates
para esta contest. Todo 10 que ses neoesario
es de mandar 81 nombre de c~uaiquier sehorita
en- la comunidad a Ia c~osnpania L~yon-TayIor,
al ~periodico 0 a ~cuaIquier comerciante Int
resado en- esta ~contesta. Esto Ia intitulara 4
1000 vctos de nomination y sera entrada como
IN candidate en- Ia contesta
REcLA XIII
Los votos no son transferbles. Amigos de
los candidates. podran mandar votes per CO.
rreo 4 los candidates directamente, 8 a IA
corision.
REcLA XIV
Tan rronto como listed haya leido estas
reaIas y dado 81 nombre Al comerciante, In
Embellishments piensc de aIguna nujer que
ustes p~rcfiera que actue en- Ia coFnision en-
esta plaza y msnde 81 nombre al comerciante,
con Ia sdpIica de que ella eea consideradas
para 81 Iu6ar. Las tres ~rnujeres que reclbap
e. mas srande ndnofo de sdpiicss del ciudad
actuar como vuestra conaision:
REcLA ~
La ecsnision no puede aceptsf votes de can
didatos que no est6n propiamente estampados
con la firma del comerciante.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1912-12-28
REGLA VI

La ccmIsion en- esta ~contcsta dehers DE-
positar los votos en- Ia GAIA de boIetos en- up
cuerpo. Ninsuno de esta comIsion tendrz FL
poder de entrar a Ia GAIA fuerte del banco solo
y depositar estos votos, ia Have a Ia GAIA
dc boletos nunca sera removida del banco. En-
de case muerte 8 enfermedad de aIauno de esta
comlsion, los dos miembros restantes debersn
tcner FL poder Gle actuar hasta que eIios hayan
nombrsdo un tercero para actuar. La comIsion'
non,brara un dia y bora para ~rcunirsc en- ~
banco y deberan haeer su informc al papeIs
para pubIicaci6n Entertainments al dejar I'll
bsnco cada semana. No Sc pubIcsr6n min
aunos votos por IN mes s~iauiente 4 Ia aperture
de esta contests.
REcLA WI
FL solicitar votos en- las tlendas de los
comerciantes esta prchibido.
REcLA VII
Al fin dc esta contests, en- eI ovento de que
dos que gsnen Ell premio tenaan IN ndn'ero
iguai de votes, FL candidate adeiante seaun
pubIicado Ia semana sntes del sorteo Sc de-
cIarara FL vIctorioso.
REGLA TX
votos serzn expedidos de las tIendss de los
Commentaries con FL tempo iimitado lnspreso
en- 81 face. Eaten seguros de dar cstos votos
con vuestra corision antes de que 81 tiesupo
limitado expire. Loe votos son nuIos Ell ola
antes del Unite impreso. Antes de dar votos
cada semsns, haoan copla para vuestra zpfop7z
gula y mandenios por correo 8 ensreguenlcs
en- persona 4 la corisions Pcngsn los votes )
en- una cartera y escriban gu nonabre el
sndrnero de votes p~lenamente afuera. Entcndi-
do que usted fnande estes votos por eorreo,
podrs escribir 81 nornbre y 81 nurnero de votos
en- la ~esquina Izquierda de arriba de Ia car
El Nuevo mexicano., 1912-12-28

INN X1UMI uI1AW XUXXI U41| IXM1InMMMX M11nMIM
!. 9. 6 I, (
JOHN .RFLrUQ<ER, 5rHU M0pHRN
GROCERY co, thin SANTA EN'
HARDWARE AND SUPPLY QoAf<
pANY. y LAA oMF MPFE8o
NA DEL NtjEyQ MExlQANo, ec<tn
inauguFando HOY ja contests msp
s7yH4s sss Ia 3:ftst5rsa ~ ssta pofe::5ta1s
d6l path.
Con esta tlrAda dol Nuevo Mexicalo
4 }aauRurada IN ompsho. ii cuai por
*. ~ ..,,~ss. I, y, ~, ar.
VIZ ~ a'n'a lpata ehca1 u'
Aares de amigos y m~archantes mas
Que la mitad no he sido nunca antes
scbrepasado III esta porcfon del pais
nono...x. Z. 4.,xs,.r. !. -.
ds.n as's.s 4 Ss<.s. ra.,~,
81 apsAmenkea aoAcfApe viaxAooneessa
contesta ~conjunta arriba ~anunctadas
En esta contesta habrA quince pre-
MICS por FL piano que yalen mas Que
100000, Y los puntos ~esenc!aIes esl|
este empef0 g~igantesco, y los puntos
que dehen r~etenrso en- IA .nente en-
ouanto 4 toda esta empresa Q ente-
ramente explicados EN- las Reglas y
Regulactones impresas abajo, Una
retenidos en- IA mlonte y tIenenssia
base de toda la contesta en- una cAs-
cara dc nuex. IN Nuevo Mexicano ~
geriria que seria bien para fodos los
|~interesados en- IA contesta AZ cortar
estas Reglas y R~egulaciones y prescr-
,',s,,rc i'nn,assarss ~r,,r 1890 ~
estas Reglas q Re~eulaciones podran
obtenerse al pedirlas en- cualquierasde
lag Iiendas en- esta Contesta.
Los premios grandes en- esta contes-
ia consisten de tres pianos herinososs
los uaies seran aoo apsoiutamente
Hnores 3 ~ ues cano'qaeos we teh.
gan q nulnero so'ai mas aieo " vo.os
sanados 2 suscric'ones ~ lazy
80 q. N,,sns nsax,ssna $500 49, 4
W. r;a.ssas 1890 IL y ~ u
:, ~ aaus sar,s,s
s,. w. Y MI, q as M 81 r.rsn
,aga rs.as stm,n.ss. ~.
49, Y aas.n+sa ~ ~ anns AZ w
.-. n..~.ss
en todos MOODS. Estan 4 Il vista 81
Ios T,ardo. Il rortagt.s dcrdo toaos
ia Que esten -interesados q esta on.
Tesla son invitados de- Il ! examiner
los mismos con 81 propia vista.
a.r.,. AL. $1,000. ~. u.
d'dasos rec'b'ran e pianos 'inres.
Los candidates co~ncIuyendo los iu0a
res i, S, u 6 &c les dara IN certlficado
" cononra ~ pi.nc NJ soso
q anlicado y !, nrecio y sasn e
..4..
u .s.ss" s" IA M
$500 - - IN ua.s N"
s~,,s..,~ss 1870 ~ v-ss -
-os canuioatos aue tengan iugares
y " Z II rec'D'rsn un S~ert'nca0o
Por s<4o e aP''carso ono arripa.
m'en'ras qoe 'os cano'oatos en los "
s@res -, " y recan.ran oada unc
" c~ertsHcaoo oe Sz3o &c ap'icario Co
arr'Da.
Estes prernios seran dados como ST.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1912-12-28

de poner los mismos en- una cartera
como especificado Ell las Rel
~Regulacioncs. Esta suplica es
como una ayuda 4 los jueces y esta-
mos seguros que cada uno usara cui-
dado propio en- cuanto q este.
VA HA coMENzApo
Los candidates para los ~espl6ndidos
urcmios en- esta contesta pueden pro-
piamente considerarse como que han
comenzado Ia carrera, Id cus.l esta va
comenzada. Nadie sabra quienes son
los candidates hasta eI dia s de Enc
republication del Nuevo slexicanc.
Podran estar seglros entretanto, no
~obstante, que habra una ~ir:aoasa c1h-
tidad de trabaio hecho. No di'atea
en- comenzar como I'm candidate.
Usen 81 boleto de nomination que
ponemos abajo. Den 81 golpe mien-
lras el fierro esta caliente mapdea
sli4islslra Q a az un amigo.
5 4 \ = = = s s : s : Is
5 BoLETo DE- NoMINAcioN. :
: sueno por 1000 votos :
= Para. =
EEGLAs n REGuLAcloNEs CUE
GoBIERNAN EsTA c0NTEsTA.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1912-12-28

Il Padre Garnier ma Failecido.-La
noticia de la muerte del Rev. j. nj.
GARNER fue recibida el microbes y
produjo mucho pesar en- circulos reli-
giosos. FL padre GARNER fue nombra.
do pastor en- Costilla cerca de un aild
pasado y trabaj0 ielmente en- su nue..
w curato, sobrelleyando muchas du.
rezas. El Padre GARNER cogi6 un
fuerte resfriado en- dias pasados 81
cual pronto Sc desarroll6 en- pulmo-
MIA. Anteriormente estaba estacio-
nado en- Santa re y era bien conocido
en- toda la archdiocese como i'm hom-
bre de talentos mentales miiy eleva-
dos.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1912-12-28

III Anterior Gobernador MA. Ote-
70, miembro del comite nacional del
partido p~rogresista en- Nuevo Mexico.
regres6 el domingo en- la noche de
Chicago endonde atendi6 d la confes
rencIa de 1900 caudillos prominentes
del nuevo partido,
Evening journal., 1912-01-18
Particularly the Ladies.

Not onl. pleasant and refreshing to
the taste. but gently cleansing and sweet
ening to the system. Syrup Of Figs and
Elixir Of Senna is particularly adapted
to ladies and children. and beneficial in
all cases in which wholesome. strength.
ening and effective laxative should be
used. II is perfectly safe at all tunes and
dispels colds. headaches and the pains
caused by indigestion and constipation so
promptly and effectively that it is the one
perfect family laxative which gives sats-
faction to all and is recommended by
millions Of families who have used it and
who have personal knowledge Of its ex-
cellence.
Its wonderful popularity. however. ha,
led INSCRIPTIONS dealers to offer imita-
hons which act unsatisfactory. There
fore, when buying. to get its beneficial
effects, always note the full name Of the
Company-C California Fig Syrup Co.
plainly pnnled on the front Of every
package Of the genuine Syrup Of Figs
and Elixir Of Senna.
For sale by al leading druggists. Pnce
so cents per bottle.
Evening journal., 1912-01-18
ALL STEEL CARS
TO BE COMPULSORY
Brotherhood Men Are Inter-
eSted in Bill Before
Congress

Members of the various brotherhood
organizations in Wilmington and
throughout the State are much inter-
ested in the bill now before Congress
which makes compulsory the building
Of steel cars after Janary l, 1914. Petit
tions are being circulated and will be
sent to Congress. The Brotherhood
of Locomotive Engineers will also take
up this question at the convention IN
May along with other proposed legis-
latiOn in the interest of still greater
safety to railroad men.
The bill was introduced by Repre-
sentative Donohue, of Philadelphia,
and is similar to a bill endorsed by
the legislative committee of the
Brotherhood of Railroad Trainmen
some time ago.
The bill seeks to compel all rail-
roads engaged i'm Interstate passenger
traffic to replace their present wooden
passenger coaches with pressed steel
cars of the modern type that have
proved their shock-resisting and fire.
resisting qualities in so many recent
wrecks.
It provides that after January l.
1914, it shall be unlawful for any
railroad engaged in the interstate
transportation of passengers to use on
its lines any passenger coach which is
not made of steel and has not its plat
forms vestibuled. After any road has
substantially complied with the law
by replacing all or most of its wooden
coaches with steel cars it is author
Evening journal., 1912-01-18
Vhe Aesociation of
THURSDAY, JAN. is, 1912
TAFT AND EFFICIENCY.

WITHoUT making an extraordinary fuss or
w surrounding his conduct with spectacular
stunts" President Taft does things that must ap-
peal TO all fair men as being a great advantage to
the country The President, in many respects,
is a matter of fact sort of man, and the message
he sent TO Congress yesterday on economy and
efficiency is matter of fact message.
About two years ago Mr.. Taft decided that there
was a lack of economy and efficiency in the man,
agement of the government, that there was con-
siderable waste of money. He appointed a COM
mission, which has made exhaustive study for
eighteen months, and the President recommends
that the commission be continued.
The reforms advocated by the commission would
effect saving of 100000 annually TO the gov
ernment without impairing the efficiency of the
service, but rather improving it. Considering the
vast sums that the government handles, $2O00O00
is not large figure, but il is worth saving, for
the money thus saved can be applied TO some other
purpose. The report of the commission in sub
stance urges the abolition of. various useless de-
partments whose work could be cared for by
~Vther departments:
The President fears that Congress may abolish
his commission on efficiency and economy. And
his fears are well-grounded. Men in public life
talk a great deal about economy and efficiency
but few of them put it into practice. 1t is all
talk They really don't want rigid economy, for
that would lead to a cutting down of the number
of Offices and consequently there would be fewer
places TO be filled, fewer spos TO be distributed.
Not only in the national but in every other kind
of government there is much waste. Many per-
sons are paid high salaries for doing nothing.
The total cost of administering government is
entirely too high, but are a great and a rich
country able TO stand the strain.
1t would be a good thing if states and munich
palities should follow the example of President
Taft and have commissions economy and eff
cheney. Many cities are working with the view
of securing more economical and at the same time
efficient government.
The movement thus far has not extended to the
states, but why? Would it not be a good scheme
to have economy and efficiency in the manage
ment of the affairs of Delaware seriously studied
Wilmington should take the lead for the burden
of any lack of economy and efficiency in this state
falls upon the people of Wilmington. Economy
and efficiency should be the chief aim of the next
Legislature in Delaware. Delaware is a small
state only three counties including one city to sus
tain the state government and therefore we should
have the most efficient and economical kind oil
government that it is possible to secure, not
parsimonious government but one that gets
dollars value for every dollar spent.
Evening journal., 1912-01-18
Mi-O-na BaniSheS Indigestion,
SOurneSS, Gas and HeaVineSS
PrOmpIy Stops Fermentation and Every Form o.
Stomach Distress, or Your Money Back.

guaranteed to end all these troubles
or money back
What excuse have these people for
suffering. when MI-O-NA, the uni.
versal stomach prescription can be
had in tablet form for so cents a
large box? At Miller Drug Company
and druggists everywhere.
There is only one excuse. the old
worn out. banged. battered and torn
excuse-the excuse of the undevelop-
ed-the excuse of the childish, the
weak and the mentally deficient
Just because-just because; that's
the excuse, that's why they don't get
MONA and win back energy, vim,
vigor, vitality and a perfect stomach
Just because-it's a poor old de-
crepit excuse. but to some people it's
better than none.
To all intelligent people we simply
say that MI-O-NA Stomach Tablets
only cost 80 cents a large box and
are sold on money back if dissatisfied
plan.