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Norwich bulletin., 1920-04-08
Five Minutes a Day
 With Our Presidents
XXII-sLAYING DRAGONS
Copyright 1s2o-By James Mersan


 1S3o-Jackson's teast to the unisn.
 fSs2-veteed Bank Bill Suppress
 ing nuIlifieations.
 Reelected triumphantiy,
 1933-Remeved the bank deposits,
 1834-censured by the Senate.
 1e34-5-Brought France to terms,
 fsS6-The censure expunsed.
 Jackson's administration stands forth in the half -eentury between Jefferson and Lincoln because of two measures. One of these was the over thrown Of the United States bank.
 That great institution, patterned after the Bank of England and the Bank of France, was an efficient but dangerous partner for a democratic government It was a money menop- oly which could make or break any enterprise in the country; 1t held in it's grasp the financial life of Amer ica; it received and disbursed all the revenues of the nation and half of it's deposita were public moneys: but with only a fifth of it's directors ap- pointed by the government, 1t was not under public control.
 When Jackson began his audaeious fight upon the bank. it was at the height of it's powers. Against heavy odds. he vetoed the bill for rechartef- ing 1t; took his case to the people in his campaign for Fe-election. and scored a cnraplete victory. On the strength of that popular verdict he removed the government deposits and left the bank to slow and ignomin- ious collapse.
 For this action the senate censured him. After bitter fight. in which Jackson's one-time antagonist, Thcs H. Benton, now 9 senator from Mis. souri was his champion. the reso- about it in the records heavy blacl 1 line.
 : Unfertunateiy, nothing was provid- ed b9~3aekzgn ts take thA pas2a q
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dts original package. zee that this p,rteninr name (Nuxated Iron) appears oa the pack ege- If you have taken otAer iron products and failed 10 get resuitS remember thst such propositions are nothing like Euxated Iron, which Is strongly recommended by many physicians and such notable rnea as former United States Senatsr, William E. Mason and Igaaee Jan Psderewskl, master pianist and Ex. Premier of Poland, spd widely known women like Miss Mabie Ne Kinley, niece of late President Nc Kihley and Mrs. James LongstTeet. widow of the civl War Genera1.p
 Can you stand as much e you ever eeuid or does extra work or loss of sleep one day wear you out the next, Are you beginning to think of yourself as getting eldi Do you have of-days when you cannot think clearly, cannot master the problems and when you feel ike throwing up everything and yetting away from everybody Do you feel theTe is something the matter vitk you and YOU do not know whati
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WHY FRANcE MOVED.

:
 There are some who are disposed to criticise France for the move that it has made by sending an army to take control of German cities, and the criticism seems to be based upon the view that France ought to take req sonable attitude of the situation that Germany faced In other words it seems to be the idea that France should forget what it has suffered and lost and countenance conditions similar to those which were plainly manifest at the opening of the great war. France isn't disposed to be un- just. It isn't inclined to be unreason- able. It isn't taking any undue ad- vantage. France is simply standing by the provisions of the. treaty of peace, the provisions of which are as fully understood by Germany as by the rest of the nations which have subscribed thereto.
 It can be appreciated that rebellious conditions in the Ruhr valley are not to be viewed with <contentment by France, or the allied nations, any more than by Germany. But the fact cannot be overlooked that there was a responsibility resting upon the Ger man government for that situation, that in it's plan to tackle condition which it had encouraged it not only 1 totally disregarded the provisions of the treaty but with characteristic 16 russian preparation moved a size- i able army into forbidden territory while declaring that it had not done so. Germany regarded the new treaty provision the same as it did the neu- trality of Belgium. that is, it's own interests, come first even, to totally disregarding its promises.
 Aside from the action of German, the most surprising thing in connec. ton with the matter is the. way 1T which the allies are showing an in. clination to take a critical view O Frances counter action, when tn, cause and responsibility for the coun
 ter move was due entirely to Ger, many.
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Ncrvich. April 2. 1920.
The Value of the Boy Scout Move

MT. Editor: A little over fifteen hundred years ago the order of knighthood and chivalry was found ed. These men moved by the desires of giving themselves in service, clear ed the forest of wild animals, punish ed the outlaws and enforced wherever they went proper respect, for won1- en, It was for this great service they trained themselves. that they might the better do their duty to their God and country. Many hundred years have passed since then and Knight still tries to make right" while there are nc robbers or outlaws their spirit still is known in business life, vice and dishonesty lift their heads just as strongly today as in the past, and there is just as much need of re- spect for women and girls as there ever was.
 So today thsre is 2 aameaA fer .
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NEorwich. April 7. 1920.
Humane Agent Should Be Humane
 Man.

MT. Editor: Having read in your paper the article on +The Deplorable Condition of Animals in Mohegan Park" in yesterdays paper, I want to say, it is true. It spoiled my out ings at the park last summer seeing the animals treated 90.
 Now want to ask who to com- plain to when animals are. being abused in the streets of Norwich? |? We have humane agent. believe, or he holds that office, but have given up complaining to him. Four or five years ago, as he told me, 'she had no time to attend to it." Three or four times I complained. but it was time and breath wasted. I believe the same gentleman holds that office now. There should be. humane man for holding the office of humane agent. A LOVER OF ANIMALS. Norvich. April '. 1920.
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ed 25 years. until a great West should grow up and join hands with the East in saving the union.
 Tomorrow. The Birth of the Con. ventiop.
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France has increased it's postal rates in order to increase it's reve- nue. In this country in spite of our big debt efforts have been made to cut the dreps letter rate in two.
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Even though declared illegal the national officials are having difficulty in ending strikes affecting transpor- tation lines.
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When a New York police station handled twice as many drunks in March as in February it shows the thirsty are finding the wet places.
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Simplified spelling has been drop ped by the Modern Language asso- ciation but it will be long time be- fore the country gets it out of it's sys- tenn. F'yss
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The druggists of Cincinnati have laid in a million dollar supply, of whis- key. Cincinnati must be a very un- healthy place. ;..,.sz ss.v
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President Wilson should realize that Woods Hole is dangerous place to launch anything to say nothing about third term boom.
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While there are ssme who are working to cut the tax burdens there are others who are trying to make them heavier.
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Wooden shoes may. become fashion able but that will only increase the membership of the society ;. for the prevention of noise.
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Prince Joachim has been freed af- ter serving his sentence. That prom ises more trouble for German au- therities.
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A New York waitress complains over the loss of an ss45 fur coat. and some people wonder why it costs Sc much to live. f ss
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The result of the Hartford election shows that the republicans are out in force again as of yore. It indicates what can be expected later in the year.. a Ssssr
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EDITORIAL NOTES,

The man on the corner says: Planning a garden isn't as hard as the planting and cultivating.
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In News York--and elsewhere-it seems to be possible to get liquor if you are willing to pay the price.
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ufth red blood, rich in iron, -nen of per. sonality, of the viriie power which instantly eorrmands respect. Many an ambitious and able man whe would normally rise to the Cop gives all his thought to his mind and none to his body. He falls just short of because be destn't back up his mentality with the physical strength and energy which comes from plenty of iren in the biood. Lack of iron in tke blood not snly crs, easily fstisued. but it utterly scb. him of that will power, that stamina and that strength which are 50 necessary to success and power in every walk of life. To help make men strong and red-blooded there is pothing h my expefienee which I have found 30 valuable as orgznie iren--Nux- sted lroL. h case after case have seen kuxsted Iron begin to give weak, nerv- su. chap entirely new vigor, energy and endurance in only two weeks time.
 Therefore, strongly advise those who psns Q ft themselves te receive sad held
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fhe Sg positions to get . pkysician's
 prescription for err ealie -treH--Nw. ated Iron # you do not want to Es to this trouble then purchase only Hur1ffd Iran n
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TAKING vLAplvosToK.

The clash of the Russians and Jap anese at vladivcstok adds to sfhe un- certainty that exists in the far: east, and contributes to the unrest that is manifested in other parts of the old world. s
 In the present state of affairs # is decidedly uncertain as to just what is back of the trouble and just what the outcome is going to be- is claimed that efforts are being made to an understanding for the future, with Japan committed to leaving just as soon as itgcan get away with the as- sured protection of it's interests and the Czecho Slovak troops repatriated.
 It is significant that the clash came, and the steps leading up to it were taken following the departure of our troops, but the whole and full version of the move may not be known for some time.
 What the outcome will be will de- pend upon the ability of the heads of the two forces to get together in an agreement upon g policy of coopera- ton in eastern Siberia, or at least a policy that will from the tenor of the Japanese statements end the, anti Japanese activities. The. Russians are those who succeeded cin-knocking oui the Koichak government and are anti. bolshevik. but it will remain to be seen whether this new move by Japan will be the means of bringing about ran alignment of the Russian and Si- berian forces against the Japanese. Japan has, however, secured ths first advantage, regardless of which one is responsible, and in view of op. position from others in the far eas may be satisfied to hold to the posi-. tion announced of protecting itsel until it can get away from that To, cality. Much will apparently depent upon the way ili which negotiations are henceforth carried on, as to wha the clash is going to an1oilnt to.
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ASPIRIN FOR COLDS Name "Bayer" is on Genuias
 Aspirin--say Bayer

Insist on -Bayer Tablets of Aspfrfs. in "Bayer package containing pfo- per directions for Headache, Coids, Pain. Neuralgia, Lumhago, and Rhe1- matisni. Name "Bayer" means gene uine Aspirin prescribed by phyaetans for nineteen years. Handy tin boxes of i3 tablets cost few cents. Aspirin is trade mark of Beyer Manufacturs e Monoaceticacidester of SaiicyncseiG
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him the other day"
 That was friendly thing to dc What did you talk about?"
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This Man N Gets $1oo, o,ooO

~ t0df because he backs up his brains with the physical strength and energy that come from plenty of iron in his blood.
 If you are not as successful as you'd like to be-if you lack force and stauina-try Nuxated Iron and watch its strength-giving effect.
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\ Question Answeres.

A Question Answered. The Supreme Court has answered one of those preplexing question - When is a dividend not a divldenAr -Providence Journal
 Common sense Is more or less ss- common.
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The Kind of Men Nuxated Iron Helps to Make

Physiean tells How Many Men Fall Just Short of Win ming the $1Oo00 to $10Oo00 Petitions became they Don't Back up Their Brains with the Physical Strength and Energy that Come from
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n BIS 4dVtcc W snen on how to build up their hesithsnd strength end attain eTeatest success, pr. James Francis Suiliysn. formefly of Beileyues Hospital (Optdoor pepsrt- @snt). New York, sad Wcstchester County Hospital says: "fhe Dig, ssecessfui men ! lave met are ale most always strong Mhu<sfai1u - r,4 en
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1920-01-09
TO SHINE 4 COLD STOVE
Quick and Easy
yse E-Z STOVE POLISH
SIMPLE MATTER OF ECONOMY
French Merchant Easily Proved Why
1t Would Pay Customer to Pur-
chase the Chair.
MARTIN MARTIN. CHICAGO ~

A man went 10 one Of the big fur
niture dealers TO buy writing table.
Choosing one Of the least pretentious
pieces. he asked the price. Ii was 500
francs. which seemed rather high. The
shopman, however, added: 1--WE viii
add this little armchair. II isn't dear.
Only 80 francs"
mo. / don't want IL. have quite
enough chairs"
Excuse me-" said the seller. IF
you buy the desk alone. shall have
to ask you 10 pay the luxury tax.
which comes TO so francs. But IL you
take the chair rs well, ] shall be able
to put down your purchases as n suite
office furniture. For this the tax
limit is 1900 francs, and do not have
60 charge you on n purchase of $50
francs. Thus. If you take the chair.
you save 80 francs and have an extra
piece into the bargain"
AS n matter of economy the chair
was bought.-Le Figaro (Paris).
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1920-01-09
,I!&iIl|l13
When Tongue
Is Coated Drink
Celery King

Take II yourself and give IL TO the chill
dren for it's a purely vegetable laxative
tea that acts promptly on the bowels and
never causes the least distress.
II puts you right over night and when
you catch cold and become feverish you
mustn't fail TO drink a cupful hot before
going TO bed.
For sick headache. biliousness. dizziness.
disordered stomach and sluggish liver
there Is nothing that will do the work so
well. Every druggist has IL. A generous
package costs only a few cents
S. c. Wells & Co. lie Roy. N Y.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1920-01-09

Howard Bogardus. confessed SLAYER
OF Roy w. Sitton at winona Thanks
giving day, was convicted at Spring
field. Mo-. of second degree murder
and sentenced to thirty-five years In
the penitentiary.
Two bandits with revolvers held up
the offices Of the +. X. Pond Packing
company at Chicago, shortly after
three o'clock In the afternoon, and es-
capped with the pay roll OF $1,000.
After lootng the First National bank
of Sparland. H.. Of $1,000, four rob-
bers. after escaping. were halted and
later caught following n pistol battle
with the posse pursuing them.
While scores Of Christmas shoppers
looked on, Mrs. Andrew OFT shot and
killed her husband. salesman. on n
downtown street at Dallas, Tex. He
was twenty-four; she Is nventy-one
years old.
The first cargo of the new crop OF
cuban sugar. consisting OF $4,000 bags,
reached New York on the steamship
Matanzas. The sugar is consigned 10
American refiners.
Mrs. Lucy NJ. Mullenax. thlrty-four.
wife OF a farmer, was arrested nj
Occur dAlene. Idaho, on the charge
OF numbering her three infant children
ana of having murderously attacked
her mother-in-law.
Victor l. Berger Of Milwaukee, So
cialist candidate for congress from the
Fifth district, won the election by T.
SOC over Bodenstab, his fusion oppo-
nent.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1920-01-09

San Saba. Texas, has won national
reputation as the home OF the paper
shell pecan. This season has been par.
ticularly adapted to this species Of
food and 1919 will 20 down In history
as the banner year for San Saba
pecans. A conservative estimate gives
the present crop as 90 or sc carloads.
The product from a single tree Is
selling for $40 per tree Inthrashed.
while the retail value is from IL cents
to % cents per pound. Many OF tho
trees have an average of 500 pounds.
One buyer has contracted for $4,000
pounds.
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cuticura for Pimnfy Faces.

To remove pimples and blackheads
smear them with Cuticura Ointment.
Wash off I'm five minutes with Cuti-
cura Soap and hot water. Once clear
keep your skin clear by using them for
daily toilet purposes. Don't fail to In
clude Cuticura Talcum.-Adv.
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COLD ON CHEST
AND SORE THROAT
ENDED OVERNIGHT
You Get Action with Mustarlne-It
Drives Out Pain In Half the Time
10 Takes other Remedies - tie
the Quickest Pain Killer
on Earth.

Stops coughing almost instantly: ends
sore threat and chest colds over night
Nothing like IL for neuralgia iumbago.
neuritis and to speedily drive away rheu-
matte pains and reduce swollen Joints
Mustarine II the original non clustering
prescription that takes the place but IL
10 times as efficient as Grandmother's old
fashioned mustard plaster Use II for
sprains. strains. bruises. sore muscles
sun NECK swelings. sore. painful or
frosted feet and chllbiains. BE sure it's
Begy's Mustarine In the yellow box
g G Wells A Co Il Row NJ
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The German marks have certainly
shrunk TO Il shadow. but not one whit
more than the easy marks In the Uni
ted States who figured that they need
ed only TO invest 500 in oil stocks to
make million.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1920-01-09

The irreverent wag who invented the
term "sky pilot never suspected that
"Parson" Maynard would lend it such
literal significance. He is one OF
many men To demonstrate that Chris
tianity and courage so hand In hand.
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Foreign

NlCOiul Iefllne DelleNeS CHINA is the
next big country to become bolshevist.
according TO advices received at Paris.
From Warsaw comes Il report that
Trotzky plans TO invade Poland next
spring with huge Chinese army.
Lady Ramsay, formerly Princess
Patricia of Connaught, gave birth 10
son at London. Princess Patricia was
married To Commander Alexander Rob-
ert Maule Ramsay of the royal navy in
February.
The Russian soviet government is
offering prices of from fifty thousand
to four hundred and fifty thousand ru-
bles ($25,0OO to $250,000) for plans for
the construction of military tanks, say
reports received at Washington.
Police authorities at st. Navarro
have arrested French, Spanish and
American robbers who have been
stealing American army stocks and
carrying them away i'm automobiles, ac-
cording TO the Paris Matin.e
Seven hundred soldiers Of the army
commanded by Admiral Kolchak have
been found frozen TO death in n hos
pital near Omsk, according TO wire
less dispatch received here from Mos
COW.
Forty-five U-boats awarded TO
France by the supreme council have ar
rived In French ports. Most Of them
are in such bad condition that they
cannot be repaired, according TO Il
Paris dispatch.
Dispatches from Vienna report riot
Gus scenes around the railway sta
tons in consequence of the govern
ment's announcement traffic had been
suspended in Austria during the holt
days. Many were injured.
The last elements of the forces of
Colonel Acknowledgement evacuated
learned ut Riga that the retirement
was accompanied by widespread loot
ing and other outrages.
Technical officers who have been
considering modification of the mill
tary law to be submitted TO the gov
eminent ut Paris have agreed upon
bill fixing the duration of military
service at two years.
A complete line Of attractive five
room houses was offered the English
public by London's largest department
store. the establishment OF Selfridge.
former Chicago merchant.
A band Of armed men raded the
railway works NJ Lisduif. County Cav
nm. Ireland. taking the sentries by sur
prise. The stock OF explosive gellg-
mite nc the works was seized by the
raiders.
The historic mirror factory estab-
llshed NJ Chauny, France, by Jean
Baptiste Colbert. famous minister Of
Louis NV, which gave employment
before the war TO 1000 employees. will
resume operations.
Lieut.. Norris Bailey OF Worcester.
Mass. WAS instantly killed. and Lieut..
+. W. Brandenstein was injured I'm the
collision Of their alrplanes ut Arcadia.
Fla.
The Nation Beige prints n rumor nj
Brussels that secret treaty has been
signed by Great Britain and Holland
by which The integrity OF Dutch terri
tory is guaranteed.
The house of commons ut London
was prorogued until February 10. The
session was formally closed by the
kings speech OF propagation.
The house OF representatives at Bos-
ton passed bill granting salary In
crease Of $3Si 10 every Boston school
teacher
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1920-01-09

Watery butter can never take the
place of creamery butter
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Farmers who used 10 complain be-
cause their stock ate SO much 30 cent
corn now grumble because their eight
cylinder cars consume So much Decent
gasoline
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As long rs last years article holds
out the price Of winter overcoats and
suits will remain. for many OF Us. n
purely academic question.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1920-01-09

American dollars are somewhat run
down. but one appreciates them when
one realizes how much foreign cx-
change they Will buy.
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\ college professor says "foot ball
Is part OF the course and benefits
the students ms change" II has.
you recall. four quarters.
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complete tie-up of the brigand business
would be n most desirable incident.
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Shipping bolsheviki back 10 Russia
may keep the government transports
busy for while.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1920-01-09

IL the shortage of leather In this
perverse world responsible for the
vast number OF leather coats that
young persons are wearing?
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The basement used 20 hold some
thing else besides coal. but even that
Is gone.
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after the war" is that its poison gas Is
merely verbal
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The full dinner pail now CLEANS
with smiling enthusiasm on the full
coal scuttle.
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Nor is IL much comfort to know that
the colder you keep the house the less
ashes you'll have To carry 10 the curb.
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According 10 headline, Russ Reds
Aim at L. S." probably In the belief
that we are the international easy
mark