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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1917-05-03
Mtt atniere Seier!

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8eiten fit aIe 0eutid=amerifa=
nii9eu 8iirger biefes 9an6es;
beion6ers i6tper aber fir eine
bel1tid=arnerit 3eitung.
Sbre 9age lit gefdbrli@, ia iie
. lit be6robt in tbrer @rilter5.
&at 6od f6on bor tpenigen
@o9en ser Senafor Boin0erter
int @ongreB 5u Maibington 6en
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tnng sic in 6ieIenn 2a1r6e in
6eutl1er @praebe eri6iene,
tp1breno 6es &rieges 6nr9 Sic
Eoit mebr berl6iH tper6en 6iir=
fe. 3tpar iit oie{er St1rrn ab=
gel6lagen, mn6 bieier Mntrag
lit 6ur6gefauen. 9lber pas
fa11n, .tpaS mag ni6t ales ber=
iudt tper6en aegen uns? SSe6er
1iebt es, tpie borli6tig 6ar11m
cine 0e1ti9e 3eitnng lebt ba1t=
6eIn n1uB, tpie lei@t fte in 6ie
gr0Btett gdmierigtette1r gera<
tbe1t fann> trob6ern 1ie in Ole
Sbatfo6en itd fiigt u1r6 6ieiem
2an6e Sic gei6morene Sreue
5u balten tpiQig u116 bereit 1T.
l1nlere 9eler tperben es barmm
1ns 1idt libel rebnre1t, tpenn
mir, benu @eilpfsle a11berer
6enti6en 8eitungen folgen6,
bon iebt ab in ie6er ghtmnter
tpe1rigite1ts einen @rtifel in
engliider @pra6e bringen (aaf
@eite ~ Sc aibt 6ies nu6 Ell
ne @elegenbeit fir fol6e Greu1t=
6e nn6 8efannte, 6te Ser 6el1t-
fden 9pra6e 11i6t mddtig itn6,
ft@ 5r iiber5eugert tpie mir
Mt1perifaner 6enti6er Mbitant-
1m11ng 6ent 2ot16e unlerer @abl
gegeniiber 6et1fen n16 fiibGen
in 6ielen 3eiten Ser @efabr,
1tno 6aB mir 6entielbe1t treue
8iirger itn6 1116 bleibett tpol=
ler. = 9ie @erausgeber.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1917-05-03

1d)ldqe befinoen, tpeIde 6en ginfom'
men 1tn6 &rtegsgetptnnite 5tenern
riiftpirfen6e @raft berleiben. Snfolge=
6eilen betrdgt sic @eimnntinmn1e Der
borqefdlage1ten @orloee Mnionen
Collars tpentger tpie sic mrfpriingltde
S6be bon ST 800, 900, 900, tpel4 lebs
tere @1r1nte 6ur9 @tenern 6iefes
ssyabres erboben uerben fonte.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1917-05-03
Seim68retie Der
trattj+ &sntmttnto1t.
&eainnt Suuneritaa nno biirfte 5ebn
Saac banern. = 3merit Gbieagp.
- Bic ltnterbanolmngen ser fram=
5Uiiden &ummiiliun nit amerifa-
niid)cn 9iegier,n9sbeamten iino in
ppllem Gang.

9Saibington, &c, 80. Mpril.
-Tronfreit)s &riegsfon1l11iilion miro
om Gou1eritog @albington perlaiien,
I'M cine H1tnbreile bl1rb Sic Dltli6e11
lno mittellpel ltliben Staaten an5lttre=
ten, meld)e arrongiert 1poroen it, un1
Sen @alten IN Ser beibranften 3eit 10
piel tpie n1ogli6 bon oieiem 2a110e SIT
seigen Sic Tran5oien tper6en 6lreft
1rad) Chicago, bon sort nah &anlus
Gitp, ct. 9ol1is, Spri11gfiel6> ST.,
9fe1p g)prf l1nb 8oiton reilen. Die
Sour biirfte cine @ohe bis 5ebn Sage
i1 elniprl1h nebnrer. 9ie 0eitglieoer
Der &pmn1iiiion aper0en Ste g5eiie IN
eilren1 Sonoer5ug als @dite Ser 9fegie=
r1tng Ser Ser. [Staaten unternebnre1;
lunfolie11oe Gi1erbeitsborfebru
lperoeu getroffen 1peroen. ltnntittel=
bor 1rod Ser Miicffebr nob @albing=
ton lpcroen Sic an1tli6e1 Gerbano=
lung acknowledgements tperoen.
&pnferen5en jett I'M Gang.
Sic Weitglieoer Ser fran5oiilden
&riegsfon1n1iliion 1tno @ertreter Ser
Scr. Staaten begonnen an1 W5ontag
sic eigertliden &onferen5en bltr6
tpelde sic 5oblreiden idtpierigen
Eroblen1e geloit tperben iollen, tpelfe
oltf Sic arnerifanii6e Wettbtlfe in Die
1ent &rieg @e5ug baben. Sen gan5en
Sag iiber >pur6e fonferiert. @obl 6te
lpid]tig1te @elpredang tpar 6te 5tpt=
lhen M1i1iiter @ibio11i, Saltpt Ser
frot150ltiden &on1niiiion, ltn6 BrGft=
bent @ilion inn @eiBen 5al1S. Mtt=
tbeilunQen tpnr6e11 itber 6ieie @onfe=
ren5 ni6t qentadt, oo6 beiBt es, oaB
bie bringen6te,t 8ebirfnilie 6ranf=
rei6s n11o sic Mrt n1e6 @eiie belpro-
6en >pur6e, in tpel9er 6ie Ser. Stoa-
ten ser Sdtpe1terrepublif IN ibrem
&anrpf gegen sic 9elttl6en ant beiten
belfen fann. Mnbere &onferen5en
fa110en 5pii6en @earnten oeS Weartne<
Departen1e11ts nno bes &riegs6eparte=
nent5 nit Sen reip. Witglie6ern Ser
fron50lii6en Meiiiion itatt, au@ be-
ipraden etlide Mitglie6er 6erielben
, Sic finan5ieae Seite nit Sa6beritdn>
oigen Ser Ser. Stoater.
Sienitag &eind int &apttol.
ge5iigli6 Ser formel1en @ibnngen
5milden 8ertretern ser Ser. 5toaten,
Gnglanos un6 6ra1rfreids lit no6
11ihts on1tlih mitgetbeil tporoen. 3tpi=
ihen Weitgliebern Ser beiben &on1=
l11iliionen baben bereits mebrere TIT
for1neGe 8eipre6ungen itattgefn1t=
Sen, ooh nabmen an oieien, 10 ntel
man tpeiB, feine Sertreter Der onnert=
fani1den Hegierung tbeil. Miniiter
@ipim1i un6 Maridan sSoffre muBten
einen geiu9 I'M &upitol, mo ite oen
genotorel1 uno &eprdie1rtanten porge-
iteat tper6en iomen, auf 9tenitag anf=
ldieben. N}ontagaben6 maren Die
fron3olii6en &omniiiare @aite @efre=
tar 2onlingS beinr Diner, nn6 fpater
fon6 ibnen gu gbren ein @mrpfamg int
panan1erifonii9en @ebau6e itatt, an
fpeldea1 Eraii6ent @illon, @eitglie=
ser oes &abinettS un6 oeS &ongrelles,
1otpie Morine= nn6 Mrmeeoffi5tere
tbeilnabn1en. gu9 sic brittiden @ont=
ntiliare tpobnten 6telem @n1pfang bet.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1917-05-03
2S. Mpril.

Die M6nttni1trationSborlage ilber
3mangspablausbebung ging be11te
inn &auie init 279 gegen SO @tim.
men 6ur6. Die Mbitinrn1ung gei6ab
iiber Elm Mm1en6en1ent 6es &epra1en-
ta11ten @ab1l Ser beantragte, 6as
6reitpiaige11=9( =9(npen6ennent, 6as bon
elmer Mebrbeit I'M ntilitdril6en @o=
mitee gegen Sen Broteit bes Brdi IL
6enten nno oes 9lrmee-&riegsfolle=
giun1S eingefugt mar, 5u itreiden.
Dos ii6erte Ser bon ben Weilitarlad=
rarltGnbigen et1ttporf fene1 8orlage 6ie
Innobrne.
@on Sen &riegsi@aupldben Iegen
MIR 2on6oner o6er iiber 2onoon
mbernrittelte 8eri6te uber sic groBe
@9la9t an Ser @eltfront Dor. Ser
lin mel6et> 6aB 5tpiiden 2oos un6
ct. 9ne1tti11 nod tarfer 8orberei=
tung 6ur6 9lrti4ertefeuer ant Cont
1tag ii6 anf Ser gan5en 9inie tpie6er
Elm eS1rfanteriefanrpf entpiGelt Cont
Don gibt sic @ortnGdigfett 6es 6eltt-
1den @i6eri itan6es 5m, mel6et aber
sic @innabne 6es 9orfes 9lrIeur 1tn6
ser &alfte 6es Dorfes SppD.
9ln Ser italienii6en Sront be-
@6rG1rft ii6 bie Ebatigfett irnn1er nod
alf 6ie Mrtiuerie, 6o9 bat ite ettpaS
no6gelaiien. Do6 fann tie imnper
nod at1 ser Srertino=Sror1t als @in-
leitnng 5a gr0Beren l1nternebmnngen
gelter. 9ie S11itiotibe 6iirfte baber
eber amf @eiten Ser Seiterreiber als
ouf @eite ser staliener 5u iu6en
iein. Darauf 6euten neben BEN ger
fabrenen inneren 3nftan6en 6es Mp>
peninenreides Die an Der 6rontbreite
5tpi16en 6em1 @ar6aiee nn6 Ser 8ren>
ta bon Sen SStalienern beobadteten
gegneril9en Trnppeni6iebungen bin.
Ma66en1 ser SffeniipftoB Ser @ng=
ldn6er 5tpii1en @ar6ar un6 oem
Doironiee glei@ DEM friiberen fran-
50iiIden BEL Monaftir a1 6em g8ioer=
itan6 Ser 8uIgaren geideitert lit,
berr16t an ser 4ront in @a5eoonien
tpie6er M1be.
Die 6enti9en Mrbeiterperbanoe ba'
ben i11 ei1re11n 8riefe an General Gro
ner, @orltan6 6es Mu1itions6eparte=
n1ents, cuff SEN 8rief bes General
felomaridolls bon @tn6etburg ge>
anttportet. Ser 8rief Ioutet: @ir
hoffen 8ltber1ihtli6, bab 6ie beripro-
denen MaBnabn1e1t fiir 6te Cider
ltellnng ser Mabrungs1nittel telberior-
g11ng fir sic gebolferung Ser
Std6te in 6en ssStt6uitrtebe5irfen IN
oolem l1nrfang ansgefibrt tper6en,
6ot11it ser itGrfite @rlttr6 fit 6ie @e.
iorqniB nnter ben orbeiten6en &laf'
{en be ieitigt tpir6. @eiterbi1t mt1B
a1les bern1ie6en tper6e1, sos geeignet
lit, sic Mrbeiter gla11ben GIT MAIDEN.
6oB tire @nitreng1ngen ni4t non
n1t6 gan5 anerfon11t tper6en.
ss1 Sen nd9iten Eagen tper6en
ou9 sic Mnleiben an SStalien 1tn6
sSro1tfrei@ befatnt gegeben tperoen.
HrGii6ettt @i1lon bat 6ieielben BE-
reita gutgebeiben. ssHalien miro
1pabri9einIi6 3tpii@en so un6 100
Minionen nn6 Granfret9 5tptf6en
$50 un6 200 Minionen erbalten.
mes in Mletn miro 6a1od sic bon
6en Ser Staaten 6en mtierte11 5ltr
&erfiig1tng geitente Sun1nte bereits
annabern6 500 Mintonen Collars
betrogen, 11n6 tpenn r1i9t ol1e Mn5ei=
den triige1t, miro 6ieie Sun1me it6
in ni6t on5uferner 3eit tto9 ber6op.
peIf1.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1917-05-03
Mnhel( nm bic 8a1tern.

8err, iiber Haris, 20. Mpril. -
&err bon 8rettred, @intfter 6es ssSn.
neren 6es @0nigrei6s 8apern, bat Ell
men Selo3ug mittelit @usien6ung BON
Mun6fdreiben begonne1 tpie ei1te aus
Meun@en in 8ern et1ttreffen6e gead-
ridt mel6et, in tpel6en er 6ie 8amern
erntobnt, nod etne fur5e @eile aus-
5mbalte1t, Big oie 6emtiden Soudboote
einen iiegrei4en Srie6en er3tpatngen
batten, 6an1it Deltidlnn6 niht einen
v&atngerfrie6en" i@lieben miiiie.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1917-05-03
Rube und Zuver1iNt in DelltINland.

@a bel strbt IN
O,0OO 3onmem @ei@1b=
umo safdmp @m6em 5tebem lid famptlos
&S nmds
8M9e Mona9 Yetersbnr9
ermor0e.
The Cordova daily times., 1917-12-01

Henry A. Slater installed a new safe in his restaurant today.
The Cordova daily times., 1917-12-01
DR. BUNCH NOW DOING
 SERVICE IN FRENCH ARMY

Geo c. Hazelet is in receipt of letter from pr. H. E. Bunch, who was formerly stationed at Kennecott and is now a sergeant in the seventh bord- CT regiment in France. He wrote from Paris. where he was on three days leave of absence. During June and July he was with field ambulance running the advanced dressing sta tion at numerous places. Since that time he has been medical officer with an infantry regiment and spends about third of his time in the front line, third in support and the other part of the time in reserve, general ly about four or five miles behind the line. Dr. Bunch said he had his aid post wrecked by a shell, but forum ately he came through without a scratch. although he got a small dose of mustard oil gas, from the effects of which he expected to recover in about ten days He says he hopes to get back to the American army next spring.
The Cordova daily times., 1917-12-01

At the meeting held last night-at the school house ten students signi- fled their desire to take up the com mercial course at night school. Any others wishing to enroll should com municate at once with Miss Brayton, in order that the proper number of text books and typewriters may be ordered immediately.
The Cordova daily times., 1917-12-01
CONGRESSMAN |S |ND|CTEDEO
 9EDIT|ON
(By Associated Press)

MADISON, Wis, Dec. IA federal grand jury indicted Congressman John Nelson and son Byron on the charges of having conspired to vio- late the registration laws. The son had previously been indicted for his failure to register. Nelson is charged with having advised his son not to register. Congressman Nelson is in Washington and declined to com ment on the action of the grand jury The son is on his fathers Canadian ranch.
The Cordova daily times., 1917-12-01
EPISCOPAL CHURCH

 St. Georges Mission, Red Dragon Club House. First Sunday in Advent Maths and Holy Communion at II: 0l a. m. Sunday school at 12 m. Even song at 400 D. m. Program at Even song.
 Processional- The Chureh's One
 Foundation Stone
 Choir Violin Solo, Selected Mrs M. S. Wilson Anthem, Thou Art the Way" Petrie
 Choir Offertory Solo, Advent Hymn Giro
 Piusuti
 Miss Emma Shepherd Sermon Recessional Lord Dismiss Us With Thy Blessing" ..... Fawcett Popular service of one hour at a convenient time for all. Everyone heartily welcome.
 REV. E. P. ZIEGLER,
 Priest-in-charge.
The Cordova daily times., 1917-12-01

A meeting of the local food cons Vation committee was held yestero and 1t was decided to begin an act campaign on Thursday afternoon ne The town was divided into distri, and the members will make A d, to door canvas to secure signatn to the food administration cards A a permanent record will be kept all who sign and those who refuse sign the cards.
The Cordova daily times., 1917-12-01
SERVICES
PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH

Preaching services at 11:00 a. m. Healing a Paralytic."
 Sunday school at 12 m. Nehemiah Rebuilds the Wall
 Preaching services at 7:30 p. m. "The World at Christ's Coming"
 The evening service will be the first in a series leading up to the Christmas service, or the preparation of the world for Christ.
 The music for the evening is as follows:
 Prelude .....-............ Beethoven Hymn, "If Your Heart Keeps
 Right s.................. Ackley Hymn Let the Lower Lights be
 Burning .....-............ Bliss Violin Solo Selected Mrs. M. s. Wilson Hymn When Love Shines h."
 ..............-- Kirkpatrick Anthem "The Great Judgment
 Morning" ................. Pickett Solo, Selected .... Miss F. Fraisure Hymn Where He Leads Me" Norris Doxology .s..s...-......,... Ken Postlude ................... Watson
 We cordially invite friends, strang- CTS and you to attend our services. You will find a welcome awaiting you at the Eagle hall where we hold our services,
 A G. SERVER, Pastor.
The Cordova daily times., 1917-12-01

The Eyes of the World in ten sec tions at the Empress theatre tonight for the last time. This is the finest photo film yet shown in Alaska. Ad- mission 50 cents, children 25 cents. Sunday The Battle of Hearts, a Fox production played by Farnum. Two shows at 7,30 and sharp. Admis- sion 30 cents and 10 cents,
The Cordova daily times., 1917-12-01
MADE. SOME GAINS
 YESTERDAY

BRITISH FRONT, Dec. 1.-Teutons gave the British an uncomfortable hour yesterday and the situation is unchanged today. Uneasiness prevails in the British trenches, but they have lost very little ground and no guns.
The Cordova daily times., 1917-12-01

Chas. McQuarrie was fined $50 and costs by the United States commits sioner for disorderly conduct
The Cordova daily times., 1917-12-01

Judge E. F. Medley was able to be at his office for the first time yester- day since his recent attack of illness.
The Cordova daily times., 1917-12-01
JAPAN AND J. 5. CEMENT THEIR
 FRIENDSHIP
(By Associated Press)

WASHINGTON, Dec. 1.-President Wilson sent the Emperor of Japan his appreciation of the recent visit of Yiscount Ishii He said its result would be a happy and permanent friendship of the peoples of the two countries
 LOST-One large butterfly brooch.
 Finder please call up Daily Times.
The Cordova daily times., 1917-12-01
Tamalies!

We are now ready to serve the public with the finest Fresh Made Tamaies and Oyster Cocktails chicken and veal tamales right out of the pan-oysters opened right here in Cordoya-Nothing but the best grade of catsup and sauces used-Phone in your ord CT and let us supply your wants Just call 1-8-S we will do the rest. We have added an addi- tion to our Candy Kitchen and are prepared to serve these delic- ous tamales, oyster cocktails, etc to you at any time-Come in and try them.
 Telephone 18S-
The Cordova daily times., 1917-12-01
DANCE TONIGHT.

The Rag Time Trio Dance tonigh Nuf Sed.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1917-01-20
Economy, Not parsimony.


II there were any who thought that
Governor Graham's plan OF economy
contemplated IA curtailment OF the
states necessary and helpful activi-
ties, those fears have been dispelled
by the message which he delivered TO
the legislature. The governor recos-
nizes with the new and ever changing
conditions the relationship of the
state to the individual is constantly
changing and the sphere OF state ac-
tivity ever widening.
II is to keep abreast of the times
that the governor recommends con
comitant changes in the method OF
administering the states ever grow
ing business. II IL is true that the
state must undertake new ventures,
II ought also to be true that the state
should adopt the necessary Jew meas
ures to care for the new business
adequately. The successful modern
enterprise is that which Is constantly
improving its machinery, scrapping
the old and replacing 1t with that
which is adequate for the functions
which 1t has to perform.
There Is nothing in Governor Ora
hams recommendation that make it
appear that he has confused economy
with parsimony. His Interpretation of
economy is the correct one he urges
a thrifty and careful administration.
Objection to such an administration is
useless; the people have come to the
point where they are demanding such
a conduct Of state affairs.
Indeed, with the growth of state
activities the need for thrift and care
becomes correspondingly important,
And more especially is this true In Il
state like Vermont, where growth Is
slow and where new sources of reve-
nue. are slow to appear or increase. If
we must enter upon new work or ex-
pand the old 1t takes money, and as
the sources OF revenue are now practi.
cally exhausted. II becomes impera-
lively necessary to close all leaks
We must make what we have go
the furthest that it can go. We must
get as near 100 cents on the dollar re.
turn as possible for every dollar ex-
pended. All this must be done 10
keep what we now have up to the
standard 1t has been said that
economy is the father of liberalty.
And II Is a truthful statement. II we
in Vermont are to be liberal we must
stop all waste. Extravaganza is not
liberality; it is a criminal wasting of
money.
Yet, when any money is spent for
all adequate purpose or without CIV
ing proportionate returns, 1t is an ex-
travagant use OF that money. 1t is not
necessary that there be great expendi-
lures in order that extravaganza
exist. Where the income is small then
Is the likelihood of extravaagance
the greatest. Living beyond ones
means is an example Of extravaganza.
although the things purchased beyond
ones means may not be In the cate
CORY of criminal luxuries. States are
az guilty Of living beyond their means
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1917-01-20
Desperation.

Haunting the enemy at his moment
of desperation is dangerous personal
politics, and ruinous national politics
The new oceans OF blood that Will be
shed because OF the Entente Allies
vicious def of the Central Powers
roll up billow of horror that almost
swamps the Imagination.
Germany's first impulse upon hear
ing OF the Allies outrageous. though
perhaps not serious. statement of
terms. is TO prosecute the war with
supreme ruthlessness.
The Allies, practically. have de-
manded Germany's national death.
The effect Is to infuriate Germany
almost 10 madness.
The calm efficiency" that has SO
many times accurately gagged the
breaking point of diplomacy quakes
with the shouts for revenge.
First thought OF the revengefrl is
a submarine campaign of such scope
and fierceness that. law or no law,
the Allies will be defeated.
Conservative German newspapers
content themselves with pledgins
anew the blood OF Germany in de
fence. The more tcmperamental
patriots Of the editorial chair scream
for final great undersea drive 10
be launched before the enemy can
find means to defend itself.
Gone are all the careful philosophic
distinctions between reason and sill
and between the governing powers
Of each. Practical world philosophy
seems ready to abandon reason ut
terly and command its slaves to live
or die by the power of will.
Has the exchange OF peace notes
done nothing more than to whet the
sword for greater slaughter ?-Boston
Journal.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1917-01-20
Saturday, January 20, 1912.

The Importance attached to the Mo
hawk Trail by the people Of Massa-
chusetts Is evidenced by the intro.
duction in the Bay State legislature
Of bill to convert the territory ad.
joining the celebrated highway into
a public reserve. An appropriation of
100000 is attached to the proposed
measure and both the bill itself and
the appropriation are said to meet the
approval OF the present governor of
the state. The traffic that has passed
over the Mohawk Trail since the road
was opened to the public is sufficient
evidence that the scenic beauties of
the route across the Hoosac noun
tains have strongly appealed to the
automobile tourists who visit this Sec
ton of New England. but not a few
who have made both trips more than
once are inclined to the opinion that
there are views on the journey be-
tween this village and Brattleboro
that are in many ways superior to
anything seen on the Mohawk Trail.
The topography of the country in Ben
nington and Windham counties differs
materially. although separated from
the Berkshire Hills by only. q few
miles. Either the mountains In Yer
mont were originally more heavily
timbered or they have not been so
thoroughly depleted by numbering and
the views that may be obtained from
two of the heights are more pleasing
in that they show less evidence of the
devastation wrought by man. II
the nington-Brattleboro route to-
day possessed anything like the road
surface and the uniformity of grade
OF the Mohawk Trail 1t would be Civ
en- similar estimate In the opinion
OF tourist automobilists. II Is not to
be expected that its Improvement can
be attempted on any such scale as
has been carried out In the building
of the Mohawk Trail, but so long as
the highway remains in It's present
condition the tourists and the state at
large are losing something worth
while
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1917-01-20
as are individuals.

us are luQiNiuudlS.
Governor Graham's message reveals
that he Is confident that there is in
Vermont eXtravangance Of the kind
The Messenge. mentions. else he
would not have made the recommends
tons which he placed before the leg
islature. There is no man in so good
a position to know of the facts as Mr.
Graham himself. since he has watched
the outgoing OF the states money for
II years In his office of state auditor.
and the leaks that can be dried by
competent administration are samil-
lar to him.
The governors program is radical
only in the sense that he proposes to
arrange things so that extravaganza
will be no part of our state govern
merit. To effect such a condition
would be radical Improvement, 1t is
admitted, but this is radicalism of a
kind that will be greeted with APPROX
al by the most hide-bo und conserva-
tive
And this Is the point the lawmakers
and the public should constantly bear
In mind. II is not parsimony that the
governor recommends. He would not
turn the clock backward; indeed. he
would husband our money that We
might have funds available TO make
quicker advance. He would save the
dollar now wasted for use in some
state endeavor where 1t would amount
to something. Those who want TO see
the state discharge its functions in
more acceptable manner will most
naturally give their support to the
program of thrifty and careful admin
istration which the governor proposes
st. Adams Messenger.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1917-01-20
RUB RHEUMATIC,
ACHING JOINTS
AN0 STOP PAIN
Instant relief with small trial bottle
Of, old, penetrating "st.
A Jacobs OIL" n
Rheumatism is pain" only.

Rheumatism is pain only.
Not enc case in fifty requires inter.
nal treatment. Stop drugging! Rub
soothing. penetrating "St. Jacobs Oil"
right into your sore, stiff, aching
joints, and relief comes instantly.
est Jacobs Oil'' is harmless rheu-
matism liniment which never disap-
points and can not burn the skin.
Timber up! Quit complaining!
Get small trial bottle of old, honest
est Jacobs Oil" at any drug store
and in just moment you'll be free
from rheumatic pain, soreness and
stiffness. Don't suffer! Relief awaits
you. "St. Jacobs Oil" is just as good
or scistica, neuralgia. lumbago, back
che, sprains.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1917-01-20
State Of Ohio. City Of Toledo. SIS.

Frank J. Cheney makes oath that he Ia
senior partner.of the firm Of II. ]. Cheney
& Co.. doing business In the city OF To-
ledo, County and State aforesaid, and
that said firm viii nay the SUN of ONE
ery case OF Catarrh that canitot be cured
by the use Of HALLS CAT ARRH CURE.
FRANK 7. CHENEY,
Sworn TO before me and subscribed in
my presence, this 9th day az December.
A. D. 1856.
(seall a. W. GLEASON,
sI Notary Public
Halls Catarrh Cure IL taken INTERNALLY
and acts directly upon the blood and inc-
cous surfaces OF the system. Send for
h. ]. CHERRY & co. Toledo. @,
Epid by all pruegists. I5c.
Take Hairs Family Pills for constipation.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1917-01-20
Children Cry
l.. j. FOR FLETcHER'S
g A 8 T Q RIA
Why worry about whether

what you have win give you q suffi-
cient income as long as you live?
Buy an Annuity and be sure. Send
for.rates. National Life Ins. Co. OF
VT (Mutual.) Earle S. Kinsley.
General Agent, Mead Building, Rut.
land. Vermont. ,geHc M