Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1918-08-28
WHAT THE PAPERS SAY.
Whose Business Is 1t?

The Local Option League, however,
will accent assistance in carrying on
the Local. Option Campaign from any
source, 'from saint or sinner" This
is certainly broad enough to include
'the allied liquor interests of the
whole country" However, Mr.. Glenn
ent has protected the newspapers
ment that he and he alone is respon-
sible for the advertising appearing in
them and he and he alone is going to
pay for the advertising. If some
other kind of money gets back of the
other activities of the Local Option
League it is perhaps no more the
business Of the newspapers than of
other good citizens interested in a
clean and open campaign on moral is
sues.-BelloWs Falls Times.
Heard on the Street.
That every bit of food supply you
buy from near home sources releases
freight car space to carry food sup
plies to the soldiers.
That a man who is seen going into
u butchers shop nowadays lays him.
self under suspicion of ability to pay
good-sized income tax.
That from present indications Kai-
ser Bill and his six sons would better
move back q safe distance from the
trench line.
That the politicians are now fgur-
ing whose turn" it is, but the people
are concluding that it is their turn"
to have a little to say about it.
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so VOI1ntaYilV
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pie continue submissively to pay the
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That the speeding motorists who
are anxious 10 squeeze down tHelr
running time to i've minutes more,
are Usually the ones |ho spend ABOUT
i've weeks IL the hospital
That tho Germans onIv oct one
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Graham The Goat.
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deeper significance 4 IMAM a. l4toC ap-
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sioner W llllaIn rs SCate3 ms ftrst ea-
ildue III 17Lo anu VliaV CLel 'rele ""1
an oVerdfa1t OF over three Thousand
doIIars. H., ill.,.
Nn f47!17 were you ABOUT thaU Illne'
nj Fly, w llIla1ns
why was not tne matter corrected
then!
what was your duty
why was not the matter reported
to the proper officials
Then Mr.. Williams SAID that no ex-
ANIMATION was made In l9lI on &C
count OF lnfantlle paralysis.
Somebody has got to answer to the
people why the overdrafts were con-
tinued to run from 1902 to 1918-a
period Of Is years-without being re-
ported and corrected.
What was the matter with the bank
examiner in 1902, 1903, 1904 and all
the years following right up to 1918?
Why were the over drafts contin-
ued so many years?
The blame need not all be put up to
Governor raham-some one else
! down at Montpelier must have had a