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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-12-27
GAINESVILLE

RAENESNllI.E o.. nrc. 9t.--Thc re-
matna. Of Miss Eva Mansfield. were
brought 10 this pine" from Fort Worth.
TEXAS Wednesday morning. md taken
tn the home If h"r brother. {. {. MINIS
field ~ North Arch street where run
cral services were held AT les" o'clock.
Rev. Scott Of IN. First VI. T.. church
nrriciuting The death or Miss MANS
field occurred at the home Of her sister
Mrs. Emma M"rwin. Of Fort Worth.
Texas, SniurdHy evening. She was 30
yrnr% Of Az" and ~ survived hE lhrc"
brothers and tire" si$trS. Mrs JESSE
Jcmpscr uf Uhrchsvillc; Mrs. Joseph
Hunt. "f Pittsburgh: MRS. Emma
Mcrurn. "t Fort Worth. Texas: Taylor
Mansfield. Of t'nrt Wayne. Ind.
D.uctr,us Mansfield Of oak Grove. and
G. G. Mansfield. Of This place. The re-
mains were taken to Hendryshurg for
Durinl.
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ANOTHER SERIES OF
DECLINES IN STOCKS

NEW YORK. Dec. 26.--Raiis led the
post-holiday receSsioual on the StoeA
exchange, 4 score Of ;h"s" iSSGes d"ci:n-
ing / TO / points. with yer lower rec
prds for ST. Paul preferred at 90: an"
Baltimore. Il uat1 preferred ara CORR
mon at 4S'. and Ss'. respectively.
The fresh reac;!nu was popularity as
sociated with Indications that iae Az
ministration is soon - announce Is pol
icy OF railroad control. congress |"
share in the responsibility.
An illustration OF the CAUTION VIZ
which transportation companies are
nroceedtnr was furnished BY the Della
ware 4 Hudson directors. A regular
dividend was declared for the trse
quarter Of 1918 instead Of ordering pay
u,ents for he full year. as WAS Iohs
the custom.
lndustr;als suffered almost as moSn
as rails, deriving their Impulse Iro'.'
sporadic liquidation OF equipments r't
this no explanation was fouchSatrH
other than a possible further reS's''''
OF prices By the ward board.
Trading !apsed after the iirst hour t.'t
market coming u SNdH"s't'' "
intermediate ;,ad Later periods. eAS'sl
for Y weakening vt utilities. LeaN['
made nuu,tua! ratlte~ lust o'''"'f -,
close. chiefly isc;dit.S ara th'o"
CHIC. United States St''i S'''"'hs
loss Of points al ~ >'''e9
cd TO !l5.Vpp SEaEcs. , ~
Foreign bonds Forfeited '""~t
.L>;. r.,.,,, recovery OH the less Ia
yorablc war vIrws pr-,S"HI''' =: 49,
San,,1i,. hacklux interests Liberty
80. $780,. ,.;;,.,. the Is making Il n':"
.,>;,,,,,,,,r, on ,nr decline from - ~
-. 49,; Is r,,;iiu: :: sS.5u u 9S.S-'
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-12-27
RUSSIAN CONTRACTS
MAY Be ADVOCATED

1t was learned yesterday thai hctiFr
steps arc under way to prevent tn" car
rying out Of contracts entered mo DC
tween several manufacturing concerns
md the Russian government whl'h
we're placed with the sanction 81 the
Emitted States government and some I'M
rasinrss has been created IN manulnc-
turing circles as a result because OF the
uncertainty as IL whether work already
under way VIII he paid for and ny
whom.
The American Locomotive Co. IN"
American Car & Foundry Co. til" l'r"ss-
I'd Steel Car Co. and the Baldwin Loco
motive Co. all have orders or this char
actcr for tho Russian government. ana
It Is understood that each has been adj
visrd TO abandon work on their produc-
ton for this account AT once. AZ the
contracts were taken with tho full
Knowledge md approval Of the United
States government the argument was
advanced to-day that II will he UP to the
United States government 10 See That
the companies ure sufficiently reim-
bursed 10 cover. work already begun.
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Rarnsvtlle RriefR.

i;rrEg nrl"ng. "f Youngstown. re-
turned t" his home Tuesday after Il
frw day~ visit with friends uc This
place.
Mr.. and Mrs French Wiley OF south
Of town entertained with taffy pulling
AT their home Tuesday evening. The
guest list included the teachers NJ the
Warren township schools and num-
her of other friends who report an en-
juynhlr time.
The Red Cross work room which has
h"rm closed for tho past week opened
Wednesday. afternoon
Miss Margaret Shepherd. re ST.
Clnirsvillc IL visiting with friends Of
THIS place.
Carl F!chrrn has returned IN Ches-
trrland after visIt with his parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. &. G.. Eichorn Of Wiley
avenue.
Clarcncr Wharton. Harold Tagcdurn
und Oglc Wiley. returned 10 Camp Shcr-
mnn Wednesday after II visit al their
homes here.
Mrs Foglcsong and dauEiacr, Miss
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j, S. to Purchase Great
Cuban Sugar Tonnage

NEW YORK. Ihr. NcEnt:htions
for the purchase Of L larg" iRrt or the
Cuban sugar crop. now being harvested
md amounting IN M estimated A.h99'0"o
toms for thu use of the United States
and IT'S ulIi"a hHEr' m.cn virtually COM
pletcd ny the international committee
and the Cuban committee appointed by
President MGn0cal. Of I'mha II was All
ncunced here to-day. Th" price was
said to be $3.50 hundred pounds T. Il.
b Cuba
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wcllsbuH Briefs.

\ hoy. weighing 10'a rounds. was
born on Wednesday morning. December
20, 10 Mr.. md Mrs. l.. 6. Roberts. of
Main street,
s. s. Melvin. Of Cairo. W. Va. spent
Christmas with his mother in this city.
Frrri, Itodgcrs, attending III" State
University Mt MnrEant0wn. is spending
the holidays with his relatives In this
city.
Attorney +. X. Anderson. is able IN ho
out, after III illness which kept him
II, his homo on North Main street.
DIR. X G, Br;tshcnr WIS a business
caller in StcuhenvilIr. Ohio. Monday
evening.
Carl and Ray Kelly. OF Pittsburgh,
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Couple Married Hero.

4 marriage license WAS issued Mon
day. December 81. To. Miss Fay EllZn-
beth. daughter OF Mr. and Mrs. ]. s.
Hildahrand. "c West Washington. Ia.
and Mr. Hhmcr y. Mrt'"nn. son of Mr..
and Mrs. Newton MtN'nnn, Of West Al
cXander. PA.
On tho saric day a lir"ns" was ISSUED
10 Murray EdrlhnMm. uf New York City.
and Mabel HoTer. W 1'roni1yn. y. y.
They vert 10 Wheeling and were united
in marriage by The rabbi Of thc Jewish
TEMPLE
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-12-27
COLD WEATHER HAS,
BULLED CORN PRICE,

CHICAGO Dec. "6.--t'Urn prices hard
,.uod to-day. owing NOR" or less [" 'Nc
fact that cold weather through the west
was expected 10 coutinue for serrra!
days and that railroad operations would
he Int,rfersd with. The market closed
firm. &c ID asc net higher wtih IaAu-
airy sl.26as to sl.26E: and May Sl.-'s
To sl.95. oats gained lMc 10 Sc. In
provisions the outcome ranged from soc
decline TO rise OF Sc.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-12-27
WELLSBUR6

WELLSBtRG. W. Na.. Dec. 20
Mayor &. W. Riur has issued 4 call fol-
. spccin! meeting Of the W"il;hurE city
council fur Thursday "V"niu". Deem
hrr -. ii ;hcir regular meeting place
In the city building. The council will
tnk. up sewer and other business mat
te;S pertinent ri that time.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-12-27
B, & 0. EARNINGS

= l. =. me- operating revenue ~. ~,
>-an,,,,bsr 49,. Is $l2I..el9. conlpaseu
-Nnset - a. -; E, decrease. os $i."is.,3I.
For eleven months o. 'si' me oI ns Ss -
eos 7a7,l77, compared with S"".?'''''''
a decrease, Of $:.@3".>"i.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-12-27
DIVIDEND DECLARED.

PHILADELPHIA. il"r @G.--The board
~ directors az tn" Pittsburgh. tinrlh-
lnli, rhirag" aud ST. Louis rttilrHHd At
Il meeting To-day declared dividend at
-. per cent, on III" capital stock OF tn"
Company payable, january -. I" stock
nI record January Is, l9lS.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-12-27
Postofhco to Close.

The WclIburg rnstofiic" Will DO
rlosrd from until ,. M. Thursday
afternoon. nrr"mhnr 81. in respect TO
IA" lat" rostnast"r. Horny Zill!kcn,
whose funeral VIII be held ri $50 r. nj.
from his home.
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Entertained.

Miss Edna THrk>r. Of North Ch"Htnut
street. entertained number of friends
nj her home. Tuesday evening An en-
juyuhlc evening WAS spent ny Inc
guests and at IL proper time nice re-
frrShmnutS Werc served
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-12-27
Outside Motor Stock.
New York Cotton Market

WHEELING. W. Va. Dec. IS. IL.
Furnished The IntclliSenccr by A. e
Mastcn & Co. members New York STOCK
Exchange. National Bank OF West Vlr-
ginia building. Wheeling. w. Va. Louis
F. Brand. manager.
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Marriad In Wheeling,

Mr. j. Howard Noah and Miss Wilma
MoxinEn. of this ri:y. secured their
marriage license in Wheeling on Mon
day Dnccnlh"r "a, md wcl" married
there Their many friends are sending
them congratulations.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-12-27
tSkI Paterson GU
CATTLE.

PITTSBURGH, Dec. 26.--Cattle slow;
supply fair; Choice 1225@12So; prime
800 q 1850.
Sheep steady: supply - double decks.
Prime wethers 1175G 1880; Gull and COM
mon 50o&100; lambs 1300&l615: veal
calves 16001165o.
; Hogs active; receipts 90 double decks.
Prime heavies 1920 GlT25; mediums and
heavy workers. l7001172n: light workers.
1900 1923: pigs 5000 1870; roughs
;15500 1910.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-12-27
BOSTON COPPER STOCKS

WHEELING, W. Va. Dec. IS, II.
furnished The 1ntelltsencer BY A. Z
Alaaten 4 Co. luemberS New fLrk StocA
Exch auge. National Bank Of West Vtr-
Nnia building. Wheeling. w. Va Louis
r brand manager.
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The Limit.

smith Is Il luZy cuss.' said Jones.
III. certainly is" agreed Brown.
.'Why. If that bird ever started any
thing. he'd BE- too lazy 10 stop"
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NEW YORK CURB MARKET

WHEEL ING. W. Va. Dec. IS, II.
Furnished The lnttNScnrer by A. E
Mystcn &, CO. membcrs New York Stock
Exchange National Bark OF West Vlr-
r!'l:a building. Wheeling. ~. VA. Louis
f. Errnd, iuALagcr.
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q. Y. STOCK EXCHANGE

wREEt.lN,;. *. Va. Dec -. C
Furnished "a, lute-E SEM SiocX
N,osI.n x Co. utG:pbcrS New IN -
MSchanye %a,lonai ba"k OF west rri.
Tinia b1lllins. Wheeling. W. va o0'
Is I'D trnunHECc
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CHICAGO. Dec 2e-Hogs. receipts e6.-
600: strong. Bulk 5000 1925: light lG@5
@lTo0: mixed 167091730; heavy 1860
q 1880: rough 1Gs0916So: pigs 1900
1000.
Cattle. receipts 10000: strong. Eatlve
steers 7i5 q 1910: western steers not quo
ted season over until next August:
stockers and feeders 665 1890: cows ana
hclrers 530Tll4O; calves S50T1i75.
Sheep. receipts 10000: steady. Wethers
oo0Q13l0; ewes S00&l19o; lambs 1"6o&
GAO,
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-12-27
PITTSBURGH STOCKS

WHEELING. ". Va. Dec. 26. Ii
Furnished The lntclligencer by A. Il
Mas,cn L. Co. members Nav York StocI
Exchange, National Bank Of West Viz
gina building. Wheeling. w 20, Louis
H. Brand, manager.
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Standard Oil Subsidiary Stock

WHEELING. W. Va. Dec. 81. II.
Furnished The Intcliigencar by A. E.
Masten IL Co. mcTnbers New York Stack
Exchange. National Bank OF West V!r.
ginIa building. Wheeling. W. Va Louis
+. Brand. manager.
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PETROLEUM

OIL CITY. Dec. 28.--Credit balances.
$%.I1. HUNS days. 2SS.4S2 average.
7l.lS+. Shipments. 4 days. S9.l22: nv
rag. 34.29j.
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Do Your Bit!

Who will kick In with a pair - old
shoes and save Freeman Barefoot OF
Hominy. Okla. from getting chilhiains
this winter:
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SUGAR

NEW YORK. Dec 26-1hr Inark,,
for raw sugar Was more active today.
sales being reported tn tho committee
of $4,000 bnEB OF Cubas for December
and January shipment at i"S:. cost and
freight. equal tn 6.005 FOR ,."rltri!uuil
duty paid New York and 20,nnn bag,
OF Cubas. December shipment to Savan-
nah 1T $50 cost and freight The new
price reported ut New York reported n
slight ndvHrcc over The last sll.. At
trihutcd to fluctuation in III" cost 81!
importation. This Is evidently hrin.,
very closely figured. ~ Indicated hy To-
days quotation extending in th:r" dr"i-
nal places. The market closed at 4.y> =
FOR cuhns. cost AMI freight. equal -
G.Gh5 for rrntriI0gui
-Four thousand toms nI old crop sugar
purchased for Sweden were rclcaa"d for
diSlriblltun through thu American re.
timers. committees.
In refined No ii.Crras" MAS noted in
business but with tho raw sugar com
lncncinS u 10 sold IN greater vulGtLc
local r,!lu"ricY az" -NI""i"d 1" begin
nprraliu:Is soon and business became Il
llttle moro general Prices w"r" UNI
changed ut Sl5 10 S.33 for fine grant,
lu,"d. With S"ir" a.! the rctncr4 sill "ut
OF the market.
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TOI.Epu. Ice. 2i.-N hrat--,'msh. NJ.
| red. $50.
Clovrrsr,,--Prin". cash. old. $lG. 20 {.
new, $3.50: December, $3.50: January.
$500; February. $lG.33; March. &lG.Vn.
Alslke- Prime. cash, $l4.40: D"ccin-
Der. *li,io: February. s1l4o; March.
$3.50.
Timurhy-.Prime. cash. old $3.50; new.
s3.ID: rrcctnb"r. s3.7p: March. So: =.
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Total shares 10000 shares.
Bonds S4,S+9.B0D.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1917-01-03
LAWSON IAN Ass" SAYS STONE.
Makes Bitter Attack on Financier from
Floor of Congress.

Washington, Jan. 3-Republican mem
bers of the House rules committee led by
Representative Campbell of Kansas yes
terday demanded of Chairman Henry OF
"open and above board investigation" OF
the charges by Thomas w. Lawson that
S60,000,000 was made in Wall street
through leak" on the presidents
peace note.
Chairman Henry introduced his bill for
regulation of the stock exchange inn
mediately after he had a two-hou con-
ference with Thomas w. Lawson yester-
day.
Stone, from the floor, referred causti-
cally to Thomas w, Lawson as a slow
creature" and disgusting ass" Ris-
ing to point of personal privilege,
Stone read copies of newspaper clipping
in which it was charged he had profited
in Wall street by advance information
on the presidents peace note. After de-
nying the accusation, Senator Stone
said:
Things have occurred which should
not be possible. Secrets have found their
way out of the state department.
"The things | refer to do not concern
the stock market; they concern the hon
or of the nation.
81 fear the betrayal of public conf
dence is due to the present civil service
system. ! would have most trusted men
of those positions regardless of their civil
service examinat tons"
Referring further to the Wall street
affairs Stone said:
81 do not care what effect the presi-
dents peace note had upon Wall street.
II am deeply concerned though, to
know that no public official is concerned
in it. / hope we have reached the time
when the government at Washington can
say what it pleases to, foreign powers
and to Congress without considering
what effect it will have upon Wall street.
"This Lawson affair disgusts | de-
spise these sensational takers The re.
mark made by Mr.. Lawson that in case
this investigation was pushed it would
be impossible to secure a quorum in Ell
Their the Senate or House would lead
one to suppose that there was not an
honest man in either branch of Congress-
1T disgusts me that creature of this
low type would make such statement.
am surprised that the press would take
up the belowings OF this ass"
Following Senator Stones speech, Sen.
ator Borah asked to see the newspaper
clipping.
This is a mistake" said Borah. "The |
article reads U. s. Stone. | venture the |
following solution. The article evident |
ly intended to state u S. Steel an err
ror in transmission made it L. S. Stone"
Senator Borah's solution brought forth |
applause from both the floor and CALLER
les of the Senate.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1917-01-03
Senator Stone Pleads Hard
for Endorsement of Will
son Peace Move
LODGE, HOWEVER,
BLOCKS ACTION
And So the Matter Is Put
Over Until To-
day

Washington, Jan. 3.-The Senate again
yesterday refused to vote on resolution
indorsing President Wilson's "peaee
notes. to the European belligerents.
When Senator Hitchcock called up his
second resolution, which asks congress
sional approval of the presidents action
Senator Lodge blocked action, despite a
plea by Senator Stone, chairman OF the
foreign relations committee, that there
be an immediate vote.
1t was the third time the Senate has
taken the same action.
Yesterday, however, the matter was
merely put over until to-day.
Senator Stone strongly endorsed the
presidents action in sending the note.
The resolution is very simple in
TERMS he said,. at is confined to one
proposition. 1t asks the Endorsement of
the Senate to the note. There is nothing
in the note but what the European pow
ers understand. 1t is a movement to
throw open the doors to peace. What
is the use in sending it to committee
where it will linger for some time. Ii
Endorsement is not given the note at once
the moral effect is lost"
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1917-01-03
PERSHING EXPEDITION
TO BE WITHDRAWN
This and Dispatch of Henry P. Fetch
er to Mexico City As Ambas-
sador the Next Step.

Washington, Jan. '3.-The sending OF
Henry p. Fletcher to his post at Mexi.
GO City as ambassador and the subse-
quent withdrawal of the American expe.
dition are expected among the next de-
velopments in the Mexican situation. Of
fetal confirmation or comment is being
withheld at this time.
The outcome is bound up with the de-
cision on General Carranza's communi-
cation in regard to the protocol. which
gives indications of being of such a ma
ture as not 10 close the negotiations. 1t
is understood it viii not be affected by
the advice of Carranza's ambassador, Mr..
Arredondo.
President Wilson has not decided on
next step. II became known on unques-
tionable authority yesterday that he has
not given up hope that beneficial results
may come out of the present negotia-
tions.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1917-01-03
WHEN LIVER is TORPID

or sluggish sill the other vital organs
of your body are affected-you have
stomach and bowel troubles, your head
aches, your skin loses its cleo mess
and you have "the blues" Take Hoods
Pllls,-gentle and thorough. Do not
lrritate nor grippe. Price Csc, of all drug.
gists or c. !. Hood Co.. Lowell, Mass.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1917-01-03
VILLA CAPTURES SALINAS.
His Followers Loot Town Between Lare.
do and Monterey.

Laredo. Tex. Jan. 3.-Villa follower.
have captured and looted the town Of
Salinas. Hidslgo. south Of Villadama b.
tween Laredo and Monterey, according 70
sdviceS reaching the border yesterday,
No loss of life resulted, it was said.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1917-01-03

memory with us. The Spanish war was
too small and short to leave deep i'm
preston. With the peace that has dwelt
so long within our borders, the art of the
defense of our country that once made
the Green Mountain boys SO troublesome
to the invader whether from neighbor-
ing state or a distant land. that was
exemplified in the hero who summoned
the surrender of Ticonderoga in the name
of Jehovah and the Continental Congress
and that enabled us to win a fair share
of the glory of two of the worlds de-
cisive battles. has been relegated to the
hands of a few volunteers. Our young
men are becoming more interested in the
use of an automobile than in that of a
musket, and so devoted to sports that il
is irksome TO them to spare an hour in
year to take part in the exercises that
commemorate the services OF the men
who gave the last full measure of devo-
tion to found and preserve our institu-
tions.
"No matter where you go, sport is
the rage
That fills the mind and heart of
youth and age.
Our patriot duties now are quickly
done
In buying Chinese crackers for our
fun
And watching once year our eagle
sail
While stars fly off a pinwheel on its
tail.
For volunteers our country sent her
call;
Less came prepared than crowd
college bowl
Is there no danger to the home and
state,
When we will watch a game while
duties wait?
viii boys whom we have taught to
bat and kick,
Defend MS mid the perils black and
thick?
We do not doubt that they will have
the will,
But win they have the practice and
the skilli
''No boy should wear this stunted
form of toll
Or know too soon life's battle and
turmoil;
But still before he reaches mans
estate,
He should be taught and trained to
serve the state.
We would not Danish play; it is its
place
To make happy, strong and vigor-
Gus race,
But when it is more sought and
priced than work,
1t breeds the flop, the Stacker and
the shirk.
Greece lost her phalanx, kept her
dance.
And none were found TO meet the
foes advance.
In primal days when hearts were /
strong and true,
Across the world, the Roman eagles {
flew; y
But when the shows of later days 7
enthrall
They perched upon the coliseum's T
wall. ~
Oh for a Juvenal TO fay our sins, j
Lest we forget before decay begins! r
without further comparison Of our
srly and present laws il is evident that
,anges have been made in them that !.
ere neither needed nor beneficial and G
rat the improvements actually made n
lrnish little excuse for the large mass :
intervening bills and acts A like con
usion would be reached by considering
le new fields Of legislation.
"Our mania for law making has
ought certain evils. Our legislative
dies have largely ceased to have the
.liberative character that they ought to
i've. Any given measure is usually the
suit Of committee action 50 that we
we a government by commissions rath-
than BY legislatures. With us too !
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1917-01-03
Colds Cause Headache and Grip

LAXATIVE BRoMO QUINTNE removes
cause. There is only one "Bromo Quiz
nine" T. W. GROVES signature on box.
25c.-Adv.
The Glenwood post., 1917-01-20
BANKERS SEE THE LIGHT

papers presented the meeting of the
members giving attention than formerly o the inter
of the state The greater portion OF
devoted the subject yet it only short time
practically impossible for farmers to get help from
attitude has slowly and 1T Is
largely result of the notable developments in farming daryng
raising proof also that these Industries
placed foundation For fnancers not
moved by sentiment When they invest nickel they expect SIX
back interest and unless they OF getting
there nothing DOING unfortunate that these bankers could
light before Their refusal lend often
times retarded natural developments but it pleasure indeed to
that they have taken the subject of farm loans 1t
communities everywhereCoorado
Springs Telegraph
UST recently this country has sustained the loss OF two men,
unique and distinguished in the history Of America, Colonel
Cody Billy known the world the greatest Indian
fighter and of the nineteenth century and Admiral George
Dewey the hero of Manila bay and perhaps the most popular OF all
America naval heroes Each of these filled his place IN the
history filled WE'LL and will long be remembered BY
people, been called take that
from which and to face the judgment that
awaits With death of heroes America has
fered These passed and their places will
easily filled their going they have again emphasized
the fact that the sable respecter of All
must submit to the dominion of death.