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The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1912-01-01

nll. Henry George says IN Progress
Hnd Poverty that this tax on the
farmers would be- somewhat higher
than what they are paying now, but
De- Says that would be offset by the
Hdsautagos from tho single tax.
whore could those advantages
como IN, Mr. Thompson? You sin
glo takers DO not believe In govern
mont ownerahlp of railroads and other
mOnopollrs, 80 they would still b. NJ
liberty ~ exact their pound Of fcsh
f3r making exchanges. But forgot!
iOu ere going 10 tax tho prD1, back
out of them by taxing that stfIp "
ground called the right Of way" I
can not Hee how the railroads couli
" made pay moro for that strip Of
land than what the farmers alongside
G~c paying for similar lands.
Eri | viii grant that they could he
rado 10 pay an c1orbitant tay on
ihoir right Of way Is II not likelr,
SIR Thompson that tho railroads
HynI rotalIate by raising rates? And
then who would reap the beuont'
TAX about being fnrd for belng IN
dustr!ous' Under tho single tax. II
q farmer went 10 work, ana by for
iiIzur. draining or othcrwi2g I'M
proved bis ground and made II Yield
Gpublc what II did before. ,hcn the
tax would b. doubled on his land.
~ mo-, that ono way TO fine Industry.
too? Mr. Thompson wants free trade
% does the sugar trust--frce trade
with cuba. and keeps n lobby at
to help bring that about.
W. arc told the trusts cslst because
of tho protective tariff. but they have
trusts In FREQ trade England as well
Ms IN high tarIr United States. and
over there. Mr. Chamberlain wants
to put On tariff to check the forma-
ton OF trusts.
Guess again, Mr.. Thompson.
Tho single TAX is not an untrlci
thing at all. In Northwest Tcrrltory
(, has been in operation for the last
twelve years or more. Also In British
Columbia. In some parts. AZ least.
In tho city OF Vancouver they adop-
tel II about two years ego. Il will
alsp be- remembered that In that city
they had ono Of the mos, bitterly
fought strikes In.thc province n short
tlro ago. have talked With several
parties who have lived there since
'ho tax WIS shifted and thlr verdict
is that the condition ot the workers
.g not any better than before. undIyld-
cd interest In all the natural re-
tourccs of the country which the
.~..a~~~~ sa~nix. l. ,tn gvcfptu.ry
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1912-01-01

commencement ~ this action and
now ~. The owner ~ certain personal
property. attached IN klamath couu.
-. oregon. aud described Hn follows
to.Wit.
standard gauge ears.
street sprinkle.
I 1.rurFc street or road roller.
That On the sth day ot December.
1911. and after tho issuance ~ sum.
mons tn be- served on rnii defend.
mt ~ N, instance ~ tho plaintiff,
tho ahorln ~ said county duly a..
nrhoi .nid above described personal
property aui now holds tho same iu
hls rossofIon, n, klamath Pals, of ..
rou. by virtue NJ rnli writ ~ attach
mont
This summons i1 published once q
w,rh. Tor Hy HurraulT wyoha ln
me Evening Herald. q daily ncWr.
uap.r ~ general circulation. p0rn4H
aui published lH ne oltU ~
ralr, Klamath county Orex
order ~ Honorable Wm q We
fuirr ~ mo yugui1 court ~ xlA-nnsS
county state of Oregon end dated
December %. irll. the nrst pnulIrH-
u0u ot thls summons being made uu
a., gei day ~ December, i2ii.
srOSE e uNtRETr
'9.s2-g. hu'yH for Plaintiff
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1912-01-01
Ihc singlcm,cr and Ills Dreams


Editor Herald
read with pleasure Mr. 7. o.
Thompson'H article In your paper Of
thn 2Gth ut, and cnn say II In n good
oypoaItI0n Of The hpgloiaxur'a theory.
! nm always glad 10 argue questions
OF interest with u plnglotANor. They
BTr, nH role, little further nd-
yanccd than The followers ~ other
political faiths. They are conscious
'of the injustice Of the present system,
aud propose u remedy, and II Is easy
to dlHtlnruiFh between those whose
I Intentions arc good aud those who do
.uur intend doing anything 10 abolish
human misery
I nm Hurr bll ~ you who read Mr.
/. .ThumpsDns article win uFr." with
me that bis bead and heart ~ MI
right. and am really sorry 10 have
"a expose the fnilncy NJ hls thoorlcH,
aud the falulfa ~ single tax na q cure
Tor tho OWLS which abound IN present
BuWoty
referring to the statistics from Do
tTo.t Mich. purportnR 20 show thaf
FOR every baby born thoro Is mn ln.
crease of from g. to 1900 IN land val
ura woll that Is now one on me
! suppose that now since the people Of
detroit have learned the cnug" ~ iH.
crolso In th.ir land values that they
viii look up the records 10 sco how
mary babies ARE born up 10 date be-
Tor. they determine what should be
lh price ~ property that thoy may
|Wl.H Goo HDll ur buy I have spent
many gears In different oluoH IN thr
ru'fni States Canada and elsewhere.
. I lave noticed property olimblnb 10
value fpr years IN those same oiti"H.
Ia BE- followed hy years ~ declining
prices. but mover before have dr am.
ID that the increase was due to tho
uuHbor of babies born Hut how am
Il o. account for the dccroas DO
l babies r'fuHu 10 br born Zoo years NJ
depression" There uro some people
in this community who believe that
l.ll ,h0 SoA,LCgn pag.Nc builds their
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1912-01-01
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Communication Hpui ty tho Her.
nu fuH publication lu this depart
U"u' should not .yc"od 800 words ln
lrunih und must be- accompanied by
thr uunu ana nddroEB of tho sender
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1912-01-01

FOR RENT--Furnished rooms &
gentlemen. at the Oregon House.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1912-01-01
Herald Want Ads
siiScEJLASEOus

lEsrRutTl1Ss r,seu On ali brass in.
strupchts Music fdrn,sned Tor all
4. Y Tindall Herald office
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1912-01-01

KODAK tINIs".NG--- go. c,.s- .au
prompt results W Frank Duncan.
u.or first Nn,inral bank. ur leave or.
I ff pt Litfin BOOK store. two doors
art ~ ppsi0fiirp.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1912-01-01
TO EXCHANGE

WILL trade 2O-yCar Z per cent Ore
land Investment bonds FOR city lots
or iarn property free from encum-
Lrance. ". c. Smith 3is y. Stark
street, Portland. Ore i-it'
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1912-01-01

Constipation causes headache. nau-
Z, iIszincss lunguor. heart palplta-
>0nuusxe nhn.Il- rrLnn- elck.n
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1912-01-01

Sg'r can I'll when you1l mash .
iugnI or suffer cut, brulse. burn o.
Il. B prepared Dr. Thomas
.Irr'a OH fa.f'g relieves the pain
qu.nE's cHna tho wound.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1912-01-01

FOR IlENT Three or four furAisAo1
housekeeping rooms In private eauo.
ily; no children. Enquire q Herald
ONCE. SIT
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1912-06-20
-i,cutc tritt In Gbi,ddu bic rep.

-icutc tritt In Gbi,dau bic rcpt
Gpnpcntipn in Sieuuo. 2eute piel
lcidt iduu aber nidt iuotrfcteinli:A
w,rb pct aayei .siulidCn osm ctiaen
&raiiSsnsA &ail nnb benz GG Vral
bcutea. .,S6ciertit iim bic sl6mtnatirn
ilr ,bos @rdIbttIenantt entidlicbcu.
gaer pdi beibsu., bic iidJ pdIrcuc
Der teHtu ,Nouatc 10 iintt bCtdmp't
unS ,Bcidl'mpi,. . S!eaer due pen,
Aampis herpppclIep, OBJ, aeinet
uct 8eiocu; .,uirS Ole ndd,'tt ,lutuuiI
Icbren. gli aIIc SdIls ,uiro In
, Ghicoap bic kuit idnuht 'elr unb bel
, BeS g'lnt waiteu.
-s.r tlem ,$dtt tfdd,ts .dnr
Sams,ad lester sSfdit Git Grllu
bcs 0erru 4. 8. suctpstt. wclde
eluiae 1ose bel bclicu Hamilic in
Der StoatstaubtiIabt ale @ah pct
brod,t unh bctcn RhdtcHt Der
@ntte bsrdts itiimer,Iitbrticbnt -
eS III nldlt GUT ,wSnii Der Nenidh al
lciu III. .1tan.. .,plr iafcn, cS i'm
! ou, wor idlon Ncinuuebifan' - utdl
bier surid. perr Mare mndte ildi
bic @eIcethhe't III 3pte iinO tqu'ie
Chicu $50 ritt ruu atant, Der tsiis
.Ritttopts". uidlt hstneBth updns.
iuubern pph Scrrt Sttn 9tste ,nuS
ssilbelm Sdnlb. Gcn etfctem actin
unb upn leeterm uier.
.-oer eicybSn gRstlenimsscs
wobnts ain 3rcitau benz Seerabriiir
! iciuc- Sdplearmustet atGii aenms
in 2poie Gteet. iprihe bpri Int sd.
eebensiabre am MIttwbdI asiiutbca,
bel.
-Scrt GunraS setbaii ithrie am
Cicnstus tcim pom ct. yehis mp er
ben 5eictiidltciien. meit,s leinem
Spbae Gpurao ,psr bas Sartite Mebi-
cal COLLEGE ablulptrt. Der ,TpitbrbLt
pcrlirbtn wnrSr.' b.ihewubnt bate
I'D .slp AaEies. ,ueiar burd,
ben Ssaen al enne letter uhb aniana
bisier Shsds s,uis6sf aus ieiHes lliern
trat uhb ieitit sadiIermaiien htst bic
1ptteWieIoer. ttarh. bat bic hoif,
ming bieler Saymer aui eiHt ghutc
aprusrnte aunidhte. nemad1t. .Alnt
Ito Iebr lpurbs bcn silpru hsth bas
HoIIef. psId,ss idnsIi abiiff. ass
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1912-06-20

tqIS ht:h's iu Crudbucn. oaF Die
@pynsl!ilrd ,ailacnltiu SeiinII iane
lGS ens IN ttissu Tbtrbcu uuo trpt
ets H. Stttmsn tfm Nimncl aieben
bell HtftSy ap Srhittne SIbeuo Die
onIik MI ,3uih1rrn aeiuI.t mar.
lln'Ctr ctrlu. Stul'dlweitcru, Nlc
iJt ntt ScT ISyltSunN Der tacn,einnc
eHS Gt;wbuuas asmcit unicrcr Gnaeuo
brrpnpsu, ecrcn tpc.. Nrc ehrlp.
CEtrin sR. lllriTa uito Ole cbur.
S4weftt, ". 6ettt,ara iipri Veuc
rdl Ipncu Die uptt,p.ppiaet 'ueltlitcu
s9i',cp'haiten NIX hid, 6cu SdtehiS'
mll' srlsh;t. its'dles Snll 'cNph icu
mruiotn Inbseu SIC chr,u. Cbcrrr
anidNpt.t stnii sd'pSerr SnrucIi
tn hbsrttnhsu, Gue Sdpeiter Der
bert. SIC ins NIc SuspiIouua DC,
dl,crth .a;uSlt in einer Ned idul,
ipra, nib Shwetcr TuIdcrlo, Oh
uuicrn lbd,tesn bic cn'c aaui, Dc,
Mutt ,ebrs - ,ijs Ole warcu uusr
mIolih ,t6tin auo erutetcu uod
,ur,cr Scii ben spen itrts Srbeu
Nit irenSlaer Ssuuslhuuus tamieu
lie icher ,sir pbrtpiiIidl oit Tinocr'
id,ar ihrs aet,ca ipit,,cu ithcr mis
uur 6rsher Oh Der Ys'imhsru Der
alciuen eas tadis Der 9l;eru er.
alan,,g. sgit Sthi = nhs weEr
lie audi !iir 'thpate arnh.a ilas bic
unicrs ,,EAcpo ;sutsu lam SScn
phalia ae;s ie.a nui iei;tr Shalen:
init &ed,t i,di rlhucu niehr tlihtiec
Ednner. mehr hrnre drnueu bei Den
peltlihen mic ptihiiheu StnuheI
aciicllt III hahcr als iraeno cine cu
ocre scmcinee i'm epuuta. Sici
,pttaewcihtca ,srnusH. nieie Sriu,
Shrini dnS nuicrct @cmcinNc ii
@abrbeit cin Seaer.
-putnr. Sdss st:ramm uuu
Ridipumtain uolirir dm Sicustoa
IN Stelie bcs iut !3sis In e. euuis
meileuect bpala,, %Entrer bier ieiurs
smtss irbtm c. sisrH stnn,en pcriah.
-2r. {. @tpe pom ,slun uirs
am 2s nnt u ssiwl In ieiuer lih,
i'm s.scits5nlin reRi IN inNtn ieir
ilr alie.rir shrnSshne rencR einrS
tiidififta lunhnnrs.es besarien.
-.s~Has - s-s~>a - sAnz>x a
Ass~ss<pts<SpsuDst0 st0ep-<pen q 60
: ssaaz Ases-sl s-nns epa
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1912-06-20

1alC pcrodlIt. eiciiae 9lrafJ, ,iiit
lie eS lei S,pel itubern grltbsahci,
tell Gctton. suti't mad, hce %srmdhr
lunp hcs Sruocrs urb tnut ,iad, oc;
Ordacit Der sdwcitst 6ss, Srdutj,
adn,s. bcehrtcn nm Atcro oes iurts
Eanr NIT eincr Sererahr. be ciiiem
unuiltlrlih alaubct htndltt Sos
ollie bp'cu @cihcr Der llutrylpc!t 'hr
llumcicu bier triebeu. Ter iuuRc
6inttc, rcr aoui I'M iuiihsu Gbtplht
icliU. licR lid, uidst ii6rtn; ct btrte
pbsr odltc,e MD. rcs 01llsuidrmcs
ocr c,i feaen llhr ustii,iuimtc mn
om Iuecnhen Sbsnb nit ielbet rueun
mpNidl nit arrkercm GrthuiinsnuS
m'efcr rpu utticht iprtaeitpt uuo nod
lancer nuiueholtcn murNc. Nber
aud, III hirier Nnht id,lisi has lEuac
Yaar rnbil bcn SdlIdi oct @ctrh,sn.
llm'pnt wor Nrr @hrder bsiberlei
@cidlcd.eS &cmnbcr. pridlc es lih
h0dn 0ppeisaen itir l'eBen Die Heu.
ocynftltcu turch itrc Wun,. BOILER
itui'c nue (sc'nnn nrecrrhm t?l III
untcrhol,cn. mpbei ,siott ihrr haNurh
trpdcn oeipprhcnen AChlva nidt. mic
a, tic criuartct. prn hem. bent bic Scrc'
nab nnl,, be'tudltct mutotn. ion
bern mas i'm &ittbssaaie aui eisenc
Sedmrs aelchshsn mus.e unb auh
aeihlh. llntct ben bri,cn ssinidhen
be- Shraer sstipboI'as iir ibrt
3ii.arit. rrlhtu be Hstusrmahlten
e.iterii Yiprser nah ihrcr peimath
In aanias 9ith dt.
IS lit oIlbe,aum, bns nidlt mcbr
als elmer dus sehn fSailcn ppu &bcu
matiSm,!I irnerlidsr Sebanblune
bcbar'. Aiits mas n5tbla III. iii ri
nc rtithltd,s aveilirtirh ppn 9bam
bcrldins gitimrnt unb 9iurribnne
ecr 1hcile Bel isbcsmaliaer Anren
bune, Se:inht TIN unS sriahrt ww
ihneil Ct Sd,mstscu ru,b $ein lin
bern miro. Srrtanit bei alien oano'
lcrn.
NUS
-Yit elmer Serhsl!anr ,sweIdlr
am 1snrsrstaa sb,he sa ttsta Dee
slam.nsiriies nnisres hed,w. Siar
rsrt 4. u. 2ierenbrpd pdn !, hcn
SdstlHocrn eeneben nne welds am
sgilptaa Aheph istrhexhult usrAfs
:daipiier nHisw Sd'nler. G. n
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1912-06-20
so9aies..

r--pcute 1T hfm aottuOtr hadl
Sunnursmfar9. Ger Imid >uiro
eaHH woht mn ah,opr Salts ~ ihnU'
Ss. tvi Der ssadit teiues Gaotrbtttes
aNtr brblricp.. ipis bfesUpr1pthiaeu
2aaen nod Ocr Guu ipay,
--Sodlw. g., u. gieycubrsd point
Wnbreno Der &pdle in St ,Son,s bcn
aeiitiaen llcbau0sn Der Iricitcr bic
ier 2ipscie bel.
-arau aep sDaabrI ii atlttrr radl
mehnrUhentlihcm .Selud)c inn 81
tsrnhauic bahisr,mt ibtcm Sbl'udcn
Virgil uuo Der kleinen Stlweher
anrelia @srrrr, r,sidr lcttcrc Sic
scrien bel ben (;SpWileru IN ct.
gpais pcrlcbeu ip'ro,' Rud, Seim iinb
Sattcn bcimnsrcil.
= --'Ner 2oi.ph > &nmpctcr bon
ara1le ioiuie f,eii.E -udltcr Morp
mo Sebn Ger a,aus EnS auouit Zee,
ten puO dri, GliiSGetb rnacnbpii
leareu am Ssun,na GGhc ihrer bic
haer Ser,pa nbtcn. Nernorbinn. onS
peine 5bt ierdleu bee 0eru Nam.
l.ter weltqe bieiiat ShuIr beiudt
aue Srl. 'Reaiua euebtrt bcaIeitetcn
tic beim.
J. Gin, osritandltes 5aheelcnr ianu
icipbhalid Il; ,brsi uoer rser 2aaen
hurh Snips,isune pom e chamberlain {
Sini neutalnp bet gpiithriit bic ic,
Der Slaids ,6ei6eieat. aeteiIt lreroen.
!. Sc.rtauit bel o!ten 1dnblern.
-arm D. g. srsmsssr reiite &C.
perm nod @niblnattu, gar. ab nm
ort ibrc 9pditer 8raiS gabt su be.
ind,en, yen bort ;tiisb ,.iic iit nadi
st. 2puis .su Der 1udjter 5rnu i}eil
mann ,beeebef, nno, ipem uns rett
beridtptv ibStsr 40 ,,Seinth ibrrr
chrciter natl eIeue!aiiN, Sbtu, per'
reiien.
--6err Ssnru aetsae,, pcu g9etn
flafte id,,niueno letter r@rdle oa'
ier bel ieiajm Sphne seh ris YIN
ireid,er nhtlih
-Mn gihieI uHb aarbe Iaben
PIE @fbrilh<f Ro<to1niel bus uuhu,
aus ~ cffru 0trnidiiii a,rtr psr.
i6onert.
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1912-06-20

bird Guiittn,lmiiua Gtlhaoet.
Sed' ichfu bic ob,6em id|Gnru mo
rtm llntraut rein Stbaltenril ,Seloer
eas uno cs ,pirb einiaer 3cit bCoilr'
'cd bis Die iuuacr Gn!mc Wicotr rom
Shlamme setcin'at uno iidI nuirih'
ten l0nntii. Ter anrmer in Den Mic
Seiuudrn Der apdrirs lcioct iuec6
mtulacr &eriuh nlS Der rahr ocr
aVdubma pbcr Der am Ciaae 6Iuiic.
triieu S9oiitr MD, cter pb;'ehtn bis
bic 0olme pptcr fcm;eIscr criirrbcn,
Npiicutlid, lit dtcr oicicr uitlt, mic
CT id,bu sirmul in bie'em dyuhinbcc
nc;taN Ihb no qIlcr 8cisc'i IN ben
Sttspma mruidltct it5et icine ll'er.
Autl bier iicht MIN nit barNrm
Ntt;cu ptr helocnttp dIutb rutac
den, slnt nch lpcn &C AuB nno oaA
@niicr ,rnli, 'idI wieest ilbtr 'clne
6elocr
--2,tt iN.Slc Set, oa NO cure
spddcmetieu n;iiee,nkcu ,pt;ec'i mhi
Ir:. qniiet .eiusu Sttineo CURE sso'
arurGbcr oqrt' Se,;eh Ger 9sl'en
ruinictsu. 'pubeu Iaiiet iic Sntd
ben yeush VruSeb falt nniiiIbeN.
BraeCt bel Srnsa on. bic Inn IeSrh
Semmcr pah ucuct Wcthpoe ucrlah.
zen. pb bicie uidi be bsiieu Sc'ut
tnte ct;ieli.
Srnrb 9. sdepsers sdmho.
-rir Satin Ses osirn ssrasts
ouettet1 mndlte in ifHter &pdlc Der
5amslis ihres Subpes Scruaro wie
aud bet Der 1pt,er Sreu Bernard
endmaua bel Rsth Sciut.
-lim bill sruntclieftth bsi ben
Shrcn Al rerbrinaEu traien Wpntoa
bic ipl seurit ss" inoy In 81 epuis
Shertuais iu6isrneer iunac'i pcrru
Subn ssin.elmoun unb Nnpui fet,
tel in G,cielIid,nft ijnn tfrl. Clara
;sedtci. mclde Net In sRartinsbura.
100 tic einiee ssnthen aui Seind bel
;sremben aeipelei'. .hneu olS Rciie.
oeidbrtin anaeIdPiien, bier etn.
-slm Woutda faul oert scrnarb
@ilbe mit icluet ilinatn tnattiu bon
It. Thomas nottp fifr nm bel Hnt'
ter nnb eaeihwiileru siniee 2aee Der
slltteuuoasn ~. .nsrhsiaaesl xeicer
a6sr ,eurssn linen hisie 'ssHiasnI
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1912-06-20
@stcr ,6raasrrS seitarneuf.

SIC %ayu i; 81" [sAap,cuiS.
.aiIt stI ogNcytsgtu Sa:cy (sulrpt,
jpa S@,'t l're' atInu,,c uera ;pti,
a6'atr <'tyo:harn tue.idl IL tiuea
>cr2l., 'Vt,HeS 'ug ian ScNuunrr
inc atbGrl'tuua Saf Sritn.
GtHt Wuge, umaeiieGcu. 81 Die Suva
V.Ioytt sai $a:tr @EaVotr bel 81,
Sb'anga3 NtS',.bta Hit: bci po,ler
'trllcao> Nt!ccjtr 't,.
Ter 9,e&llS ht'op'; it cEi e,rd
$4,000, o,,sRiiHo So J'p nj Mir.
tjcu NcHgta'Sw lmN ,a'boInts
s,plio.tsn ls?j.os0 iat eins S4nte ir
SQR'G Sres;l uBs 81. ;iaJ IN Die Ser
WanS;tn ttymat. UprNta.
,iaba-y,, q. 3. Saia;sy pup gina
icjst bleym,; ituieU ,,RnSs- an Daf
er ar :. laiI III ,islaer Slke i'm
sscnpbdli1 G2isl ih=ea ~ 2irnhrr
leia piro.
Sie ssffsR ssarsa seriHs. Sd
!i;i ~ Sbtlmat,su,us uno eincr Au
Sraue'c rie mc,l aarses. Suieia
srltutteri,. S,s Ncrste halien rur
penls. 3t aebfartts slpci s,nit,eu
sIsSasrl I,tr Rup Ici'0l. gao puree
mciHen SheumctiSGgs lUs. unn ois
Sran:oIG easu. Enc scS nlles gu 10
aerinGeR sai,eH.- gics il Gin Sriei
ppu ocrrE B.. Nod. ~ Scder Ss..
SaIeui. &asS. G- ;eist ben arus.
Zen 6 n:n Ssen ssr iidaereu prntti.
ldlen Ers mphlieilsn Scnnnolurc
clint SetanSluna e,r .6ripla brisat.
stru,'s alpentrruter IN nidt In
ben Ape:he,en N bahen. Spssial
aaertcn esriaaieH ihn. aRan id,ree
be aa eir GissnihameE. Tt. Setf1
narnea.ss Suns Co.. lg--ss 60
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|DovpWA1 TuLtheLAa MNurEpDEcDe The QUESTION:
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The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1912-04-27
MILLINERY RIBBONS

Special kind for childrcn's hats. ~ inches
wide. all silk taiieta In black and white y
inch checks with inch wide border in red.
navy and Kelly green, make handsome
rosettes which we tie free, worth I7c
Poe a yard, at...... ............... -
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1912-04-27
SHOWS UP THE suFFRAeeTTEs
I'VE are Willing to Let Men Die for
Us, But Not to Vote for Us"

I'VE are Willing to Let Men Die for
Us, But Not to Vote for Us"
New York, April 25.-Mrs j. Mar
tin, a daughter of Horace Mann, and
author of "Is Mankind Adyancing?"
spoke on Woman Suffrage and Eu-
genics,' at a meeting of the League
for the Civic Education of Women.
She said that charity preserved and
increased the unfit and went on TO
say:
The Titanic disaster has brought
out this banner from the suflragettes,
We are willing to let men die for
us, but not vote for us Those WON
en- are willing to sell their birthright
for a mess of politics Their birth
right is the household activities
which have been taken from them
one by one and which must be given
back. Women must be mothers to
the exclusion of all else-the present
may dance, but the future must pay
the piper
why should we think that the po.
litical creeds of women will be diff.
ferent from those OF men? VIII they
not vote for higher wages like the
school teachers recently? And high
wages for women means that the big.
brainy woman will take a high sal
airy as substitute for a bevy OF
babies and murder posterity. The
cradle is emptied that the lobster
palace and the luxurious girl apart.
ment may be crowded Men marry
earlier and better for having a good
salary late or never. Some
of them hold marriage in reserve in
case of failure ! knew of one who
held fine young men on the string
for twenty years. Then he escaped.
II had taken millions of years to pro.
duce that man and that woman and
then-snuffed out by a high salaryl
Crime, suicide and madness are
increasing so fast that without Gu.
genics the nation will founder like
the great nations of the past We
are told that this biggest and fastest
and grandest OF states cannot sink,
but IL cant
Whatever has put Il into womens
heads that their work in the home ia
done or need take but a few hours ?
The race cannot be built outside the
family, II must be grown within the
family. Right here is the mission OF
eugenics-to open to women whole
new field OF consecrated usefulness
making the race"
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1912-04-27
BENNINGTON BRIEFS
News Of she Town and Village Told 3riefb
for Busy Readers

Mrs. A. J. Elwell Of the Burgess
road is Ill.
S. NJ. Bowles Of woodford is in the
village today
The Lyons house on River street
is being painted.
Mrs. Walter Cooling Of White
Creek visited friends here Friday.
.Manser Encampment J. o. o. f.
will hold a special meeting Monday
evening for initiation.
Fred w. Spear went to Albany to-
day to remain over Sunday with his
wife, who is visiting friends there.
william 4. Root and family who
have been spending the winter in Spo-
kane, Washington, are expected to
return home about May 10.
Persons desiring tickets for every
performance OF Myrkle-Harder com
pany may have them checked out in
advance by leaving their name at c.
4. Woods Office. Tickets are now
selling at Coles drug store.
Mrs. Ralph Remington, who re
turned Thursday from a visit at heI
home in Manchester, has been enter
tanning her mother, Mrs. Henry wy
man of Manchester and her sister
Mrs. Daniel Provan of Arlington.
News was received Friday evening
from Clement H. Cone, cashier of tn,
Bennington County National bank
who is still in hospital at Roxbury
Mass, that he is gaining slowly and
is able to sit up each day for a shorl
time He is anxious to return HON,
as he thinks he would gain faster il
Bennington than in Roxbury.
The Second Congregational churcl
extends to the public a cordial invita-
tion to all it's services. Morning
worship at 1880. AS announced las
week. DR. p. l.. Dow. pastor OF IN,
Methodist church, will preach in ex
change with the pastor. The even
ing service at 1880 will be addressed
by Rev. Henry w. Newell vice presl
dent of Piedmont college, Ga. Stere
optlcon pictures will be shown. illus
trating educational work for South
ern white people. Sunday school "a
noon. The mems calss Is gaining N
numbers and interest Is increasing
ANY man will be welcome. The c. Il
meeting at 6:3O will be led by Mis-
Zenobia Royce.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1912-04-27

important issue should be printed; it
is no less proper that all political
parties should be able to put their
claims before the public and that the
public should be left to decide on
the strength of the evidence Here
we must take our stand with Milton.
Though all the winds of doctrine
were let loose to play upon the earth,
so truth be in the field, We do injuri-
ously by licensing and prohibiting to
misdoubt her strength. Let her and
falsehood grapple; who ever knew
truth put to the worse, in a free and
open encounter? Her confuting is
the best and surest suppressing -
Springfield Republican