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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1921-12-22
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DTra,,,e oes Reidea @ottes mlI VI
Sen' sos bas @egierunsspro9ra1''1'
SeNen. ben sic Bropbeten mt leud=
tenSem 8riIfel ee5eitret aus oen
5rieoensfirlten. 2onse rro or 9e'tas
hattie ser blr1tige arieg Sic Welt onrp@
roit Seren Reide eridlttert, &ronen.
5taSte uno Mo11ern 5eri6lngen; gerb
oer,,a bate erimmiger Saoer DE @e-
idded9ter unS aIolien gegenetno11oer
aebest; Ser raltloie 9treit nageroer
;31peifeIludt urro Ser 1uutenoe Sta@el
Der REORGANIZATION batten oos Wen=
id}enbers in I%ieberid}or1er Der Sooes@
rad,t oe1porien; Hube tpoQte es NUN
t,oben l,no 6rieoen, 6rieben NIT DEM
9!oadbar, nit 1idl NIT Gott.
Ser Irieoe fam @ilnnels=
beroloe riefe11 i'm ans in fr1eol1d)
ltiuer Nodt: ein Sinh in Der &rippe
brodte uno ~bejiegelte i'm. Sett ierer
Eodt fIingen Sic acknowledgement
IiIberbea uno iaudseno; nt4t IN
idriIen Sdreier, niht I'M St1lrmge=
I0ute. Slid unb Trieoen itrablen bel=
lie &inDeral,gel1 bel ser Gbriltbo11m=
fer5en id,ilnmernOem Sdein; frieolt=
die 5eierltunoen otbl1en Oas nel1ergrit=
men @olbboums ouftenoe 3meige fin
ults iii oieie orbeit5bunltige un6 ior=
genihmere grbe, 11n6 0ns ndhtlide
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1921-12-22

#s ."- .I tEE. u -E.a ~ @
.geforOert miro, erreidt meroel1. 8ir
glanbcn 5u miiie1l, bob 9orab nit Die
Ter Joroernng iii 8aibington nidt al=
lein itebt nnb friiber o0er ipater miro
iie nit ioldem Nadoruf erboben 1per=
ben, oaB man tie a1b in Bdris 11ibt
langer ablebnen fattt. &orauslthtltd
friiber. Mn einem ra1den 8ieoerauf=
bau Mitteleuropas fat fein San6 gro-
Beres Sl1tereiie nls Sic Ser. 5tna=
ten. Sobnl6 bieie grfenntnis it'd
6urbgeiebt bat, miro m1d pie 11rers
ldBlid)e @orm1siebung fiir Ben Mie=
,6eraufba11 erfiilt mer0en. un6 Die Mn=
5etden 6e11ten baranfbin, 6ab lte be,
reits Dor Ser Sir ltebt nnb GinlaB be-
gebrt.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1921-12-22
pen erSbter 8eoeataf,e.

Aus Hennlplbaniens @altpt1taot
fommt bon Mar 9enrici folgenoe err
fre11lide Neahri6t:
3ns Stl1oium Ser 0elltid)en Spra=
DE bat ei11er madtigen Mntrieb err
balten. Sic Safulttd bes 8rDn Watpr
College, pobl ser beriibmtelten Bra1l=
en=l1niDerl ittd oes 2a1roes, bot inter
8oriib Der Yralioentin, Ser liberal ge=
%finnten u,p6 alien groBen 5aeesfrage1
Elm. reyes Beritdnbnis entgegenbrin=
genben 81. Carrie Ebomas, folgenoer1
8efdluB gefaBt:
r8e1blolien, oaB, iobaIo Die noti=
gen Borbereitungen getroffen tperben
tSi;nnen, li9 ale 5tuoentinnen oes
8rpn Matpr College elmer 8ruh.ng
int Geutfben ols Beoingung Ser Gro
burning l,nter3teben miilien. SIZE Mns=
arbettung Ser ndberen 8eitimmungen
bat bnr6 bns Curriculum m &on1itee 3u
erfolgen."
Ser groBe @influB 6es 8rDn Watpr
college mirb @obibrrle,1 u116 pribote
Borbereitungsi6ulen aus benen lid}
Ole St1oentinnen ba11ptiadlid refru=
tieren, b%eranlaiien, ibren Sdilerin=
men 6ie erforoerlide @elegenbeit gum
5t1,oi11m ser oe11tihen Sprade gu ge=
be11. SSn 6olge oeilen lit Der Bc-
idlub Ser 8rpn Motpr 5afultdt bon
augroBter 8eoeutnng. Dieier Taf1,l-
tat geb0rt Or. g6uoro Yrofoi9, ser
alts ggar in 8obmen gebiirtig lit nro
Der infolge elmer gegen i'm geridteten
&riegsbet1brift 6eren Gerfoiier ser
friibere amerifnniide @otid)after in
Berlin, Sames 90. @erar6, lit, bon ser
ltniDeriitta BON Geras aus Dem 2eb=
rerfoQegtum au5geltoBen 1p11rbe, neil
er r0eutlde propaganda" lolltc &c
trieben baben, mas ober nad) elmer
Nad)priifung leines @erfes iiber
9euti6lano 11nb 6eutide Snltitltio=
men, IN meldem Hrofoid Deriubte, Bic
8erfaliu11g oes faiierlib oeutide1&ei=
dies Dem .8er1tdn0nis ser Nmerifaner
ndber GIT bringen l1nb ste gl1tcn Sci
ten berielben ins riftige 2idt 5n ltel-
len, BON Ser uMmericun Mliociatton Of
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1921-12-22
11,tr fcinc uebcrist6tmne
,tisbt.

Die geridte ilber Sen Mbld}lub bes
@ertrages betreffs bes Stillen O5eons
lino lebr optimiitiib gebolten. Die
mei1ten &orrespon0enten lteaen 1i6
auf SEN Stm6punft, 6aB Ser Nb<
1bluB 6ieies 8ertrages ein greigniS
bon meltgeididtlidpr 8eoel1tllng lei
6aB 61,r6 i'm ser 6rieoe, sic geoeib<
lide gntmidl11ng 6es 8acific ,,nb ser
2an6er, bie fem gemaltiges BaIierbe>
den umgeben, ge%rpdbrleiitet. 6aB Elm
betpaffneter @onflift 3tpiifen BEN fon<
t%robieren6en MGdyten a1,sgefdloi1en
fei. Dabei iiberiieb man, BOB Elm
Bertrog nidts nnberes lit, ais Der
Mus6rud zines 8uita11oes Der CUR 3eit
BEG 8ertragsf9lui}eg nIs tpiinidenss
inert eraftet miro. Sn einiaen Snb=
rem fonne11 iid Sic Berbdltniiie 10 ge=
.at1oert baden, onB 6ieier 3uitanb burd
aus ni1t uls reimbursement gilt, urb
Damn miro ser 8ertrog falfNitig &C.
bro1en tper6en.
Ser 8ertrng ii6ert ben Wa6ten
6en l1naeidn1alerten 8eiit ibrer 2Gr=
Der unb &olonie11 I'M GtiQen Sceal1.
9as lit fir @roBbritannien elm iebr
GROCER @orteil; Sem @robbritonnien
lit a%egen1partig ni9t in ser 2aee, 1ei=
ne 8eiibungen NIT Bafengepolt 5u
bertei6igen. Gas gleihe gilt bon
5ronfreid. Sir Sic @ereinigten Stuu=
ten, Sic ieood iebr lpobI in ser Sage
i11to, tire 9eiit11ngen 81 perteioigen,
beoe1tet jener Eunft ces @%ertraqes
feinen gorteil, lon0ern eber cine Ser
5idtleiit1tng. M11d fir SSapan lit 6ieie
BeItimmung borteilbaft, 6enn SS5apan
fam obne @nglonos @ilfe gegel1 Sic
8eretnigten Stoaten nidts ousridten.
Sim beiten ober idyneibet england BEL
Dem Sertrage ob. Sorldnfig lit feline
Stedltng I'M Focific geiidert, uno
tpenn es iid crit bon Sen Nadpeben
oes lebten &rieges erbolt fat, Damn
fam es nel1 geitarft gu eil1e1t1 1lel1er
collage anSbolen : ent1peoer nit
Imerifa gegen Sapnn ODER nit 81
pan gegen Mmerifo. IS miro Sic &nm=
binotion mablen> bic Sic grobten %or=
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1921-12-22
Sift yftterciic Scr Ganon'trt
id,aft.

Dieier Gage fat iid @epralentant
bon Mnnnefota> @or1iber oes
qen1ein1omen @ongreBausibnhes our
l1nterludung Ser 3u5tdnoe III Der
0nnomirHdaft, iiber Die Hsberlge'1
grqebniNe ser unterlufung ousge=
5proten uno berborgeboben, oaB DIE
Motlage ser Garmer; cine biel groBere
lit, nIs ougemein angenommel1 MIRO.
Mls Mittel aur 9ebung Der Safp'es
rigfeiten empfieIt er Dor allen. oaB
ser Betraa ser lan6tpirtfhofliden
Darreben, Sic BON Ser &rtegS=6l1a1'5-
Rorporatton geseben. tperoett for11er,
nm 5tpeibnn6ert Milionen Dollars
erb0bt meroe, onB sic 6o9it5eit, fir
melde Stats nnb Nationolbanten
Darleben an 6arn1er MAIDEN oiirfen,
auf orei SATIRE berlangert neroe.
DaB Sen 8unbes= Observation-Disclosures
qe1tattet per0e, f~ur5friltige @dulo=
ideine 31 bera11seabenL .tn1 oab II
oem Sic E6tigfeit un6 Den Wirfun9s=
freis Ser Bnnoes=& eierbebanfe11 fe1t1e=
benoe @eiete lolhe M~enoerunge11 Dor
genomn1en 1peroen, 6aB oiele Ba1ten
Sic @hml6ldine Or 8o6enfre6ttbon=
fen unfnrfen, respeftipe bisfontiere11
f0nnen.
Diele ur6 Gbnlide Gmpfeblungen
1perben ser jebigen Sagllng 6es Scott
greiies in 0em 8eribte ieineS oben err
mabnten Musidnlies %unterbreitet tper=
oen un0 1outen bal0ig1te 5ultimn1en-
Sc grleoigung fin6en, ga ionlt sic Sc
fabr Deficit, 0aB Ser Hotient ben
Mer5ten, mGbren6 Tie iid iiber oie Sea-
tur ietner &ranfbeit nno Die beltel1
Mittel gu ibrer &eilnng in langotmi=
gen, aber nnfrn9tbaren gr0rterungen
ergebe11, unter SEN 6dnben lpegltir6t.
Mit on6eren @orte1: pen11 ole gegens
3uitdnoe nod longe fortoal,=
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1921-12-22

@o0en ser @ldabiaen, sic aus Sitten
un6 Galaiten oem 1trablenben @ottes=
ba1,s %sultreben, mas lit es anoers, alS
6as Sidiebnen Oes meni6liden Ser
sens nab @liid nnb 6rieben, De m
Trie0en, ser mir I'M glaubig aufbli=
denoen ,,n0 bon Opferliebe ltarfenMn-
beten al, ser &rippe oes gottliden Or
loIers 5u finben 1T.
N,,d) unlere anie iollen lid beugen
Dor Sem @ottes1obn in Ser &rippe;
lit lie o,1d) idon 1921 Sabre alt, Stele
&rippe 1,no oieie Mnoadt Dor 0erlel-
ben-fein @iegenfelt 1T 10 epig Jung,
feines 10 frob unb boffnungSbou, tpie
Gbriitfinos @eburtstag; fem Stlrn1
11no fein 2eio, feines 3tpeif1ers aber=
mit rno feines fripolen 5potters la
lternoer Soduuut Dermag Ste relren
5terne ser Sre,1be nn6 oes Srieoens
an 8etblebms 9immel 81 perounfeln.
Mn iener &rippe, 100 Mrbeit un6 Or
m1,t, rerborgene Guseno ,n6 b0dite
8iiroe @ad)t ltebt, no 9irtenitab
uno &0nigslcepter iid} neigen. no oas
ge0iegene Bolb lebenbigen @lallbens,
Ser fromme11 Mnondt %buftenoer Beb=
ra1.d) u1,0 oas 0pfer zines burd Ser
Briihung btttere WDrrR 6nrdieeten
2ebenS our lpoblgefdaigen 5ul6i=
a11ngsgabe lid pcreiniaen, an 0ieier
Rrippe muB aa.d) Die + euti 9 Belt
- a1,f einen 4usenblif menie1tens-
t@alt MAIDEN, UNI i'm Saiten nod Ser
grbe Colo SOS foitbare @,,t oes @lau-
bens ntdt 5u perlieren, INN a1af's 1,el1e
Sic 2a1,fbabn tpie0er ein5ulenfen 1ab
bes @eibnoftsbimmels 19mmern6en
Sternen, meg bon 6en Srrlidtern ser
Nieoerungen; I'M gntlagung, Mu5=
bauer un6 9eloenmut 5u lernen Bel
Gem, ser idon NIT bent eriten Mtbem
a11g Sic Mrmut un6 @ntbebr11ng EN-
geiogen, un6 ser ldon ols 5artes &inb
&fer mar uno Sieaer gegen fin
itere @e1polten.
Mebr >pie je beoorf Sic be1,tige
Menibbeit 6ieies 2eitlterns. 9eltte,
lpie nod ME, lit sic gr0e boiler Not
un6 &iimmernis, beute, mie nod 1te,
ltebt iidp u%ellr1p6rts Aopital nno Ar=
belt feinolid c1,tgegen, bel1te leioet Die
conan 0NoI+ ~, An,, ~nrAprh1ifpn s[nl=
qe1 6es 1%dmdbliden Beltfrieges. Son
6rieoen SEN Weniden anf Green miro
piel in Sen boben, Mu6t babe11oen
4reiien gelproder, Ser ober nrr altT
ser @elt geii6ert 1per0en fonn, 1penl1
Ser alollengeilt ST 1einer 3nfrieoen=
beit gefommen, tpenr1 Mrbeiter nto Ar=
beitgeber iid) DeriobnenO Sic Saro rel
hen uno offer Mrbeiter5milt gebobet1
lit, lpos MIR Damn ermogliht miro,
1penu Sic obere tpie sic 11ntere G6id)te
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1921-12-22

ern follten, obne baB unieren 5ar-
.nlern auf praftiide Mrt nn0 obne biel
3eitperluit 511bilfe gefommlen miro, 10
lit es 11nbermeiolib, DOB Die l%anotpirt-
1daftli6e Yrobnftton beOeuteno einge=
i6rdnft meroen miro nno mnB, nm
6ur6 @erminoerurg bes Nngebots eli
nc grb0b1ng Ser Breiie fir 5armer=
5el1gniiie auf Elm ioldes Nipean gu be-
merflteuigen, baB Der Betrieb Der
Jarmlpirtibaft nieOer lobnenO miro.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1921-12-22

make a most acceptable gift. We
have themin stubs, fine and heavy
points, and in the wen-known
Parker and COnklin makes.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1921-12-22
mir ans N1ittelemropa.

1id Sic Gtimmen, sic barauf oringen,
SAX sic @%ereinigten 5toaten 111dt
lQroer muBig 3uiebea1, nie England
periudt, bur6 fluges @ingeben anf
sic mirtl 6ofttilhen 8eoirfniile 9entl6
Inn6s {eirem @anoel gorteile gu per-
ld1often, Die ebeniogut fiir nnlern
Sanoel gu boben lein milroe11. S1e
|Gnol4noer orbeiten in Wittelenropa
mie sic 8iber. &iir5lib lit IN Gent Die
|SronszGontinentnl @eiellidott ge=
oriinoet aporoen, ser mon groBe ge=
5eutung fir oen. mitteleuropailden
9erfebr beimiBt. Die midtigiten Eell=
bober oieler @eieuidoft 1iro Die "a
nnoion uno Yacific giienbobn nro
cine grobe engli1de giienbabngelell=
1daft, Sic Greet @altern. au4 engl1=
Idle Gompferge1ealdoften geboren gu
Sen Geilbobern. Sic Canadian Bae1=
tic ldidt 1i9 an, lire Dampter, o1e
iebt idon nod 8or0eaur geben, audi
nod} M%nt1perpen unD 9ambnrg lal1ten
gu laiien.
Diele un6 abnli6e unternebmn11-
aen nit enqli|dem @apital als Hnd-
folt rednen auf bus Bieoerperltar@
fen Deuti9lanb nno auf 11el1e gnfp1@
del1,ngen in S1teuropa. Wabreno eng
li1te Stoatsmdnner auf Der Walb1ng
toner MbriiIt11nasfonferens bas dme=
ritanilde @olf nit biaigen Srenr1D=
idnftsbeteuerungen u%nterbolten, 1T
mani in 2onoon eifrig oabei, Die oeut=
iden Weairfte fit oen engliiaea 9an=
sci al lidern uno gleid5elttg Dag Sor=
orinaen SEES engliihen Sonbels IN
MuBlano por5ubereiter1. Mber gludlt=
derpeile lit bie 3eit, 90 England Der
articles tun fonrte, ob1e bier nu5npiel
Mufmerflomfeit 5n erregen porbe1.
SIMMER mebr beginnt man 81 erterz
men, oaB Mmerifa lid riibren 'nl1B,
lpenr es BEL Ser neuen Ieilung oes
mitteleuropdiiben NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
nidt al fur5 fommen lol.
lleber oieie Mngelegenbeit allBert
lid in ieiner iiingiten 8otlfaft Broll=
sent @aroing oeutlth genng, ooB le=
oermar1l es perlteben fann. M1lb er
lit Der Mniibt, BOB mir Sic 8elegc1=
beiten, sic tidy gegempartie IN Wittel=
europa bieten u1b in 3ufunft bietea
meroen, nidt ungeriibt laiien follten.
Mber aud ser Yrdlibent bat iih 5u
Ioer grfenntnis burd1gerunge1, bob
sic urerI1Blibe o8rausietu1,g fir Ste
gntpidelung bieier Moglidfetten Elm
Grieoen lit, Ser bon benz ;3uItan0e,
Sen man gege11partig Jrieoe1r 5l mem
men beliebt, grllnbperl6ieoen %iltein
ebrlid)er, an1tdnoiger unb uabrer
5riebe. go lnnge ser 8er1ntner Grie-
6enspertrag beltebt, feblen fir Sen
@ie6ermtfbau Witteleuropas Sic UNI
erlGBltbiten Borbe0ingungen. go
longe tperoen ale WieberanfbouDerll1-
DIE 5lidtperf bleiben. @riin6li6e nnb
mobrbaft niiblide Mrbeit fir sic @elt
fnnn MIR geleiltet merbe1t, penn ser
nngebenere 3rnd, sen Sic Jrieoef1S-
bertrdge bon 8eriailles ltnb Saint
@ermai11 iiber europa gebrabt baben,
beieitigt lit, uno 6as fam mir 0nrb
cine boll1itdn6ige Neugeitalt1tng 6ieier
Bertrage, tpie tie bon Se1nator 8orab
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1921-12-22

l1niperlitD Brofeliprs" aIs unbegriin,
oct crflart prrbe. Mltd Die 5af1tltdt
bon 8rDn Wa,pr fam 5n bieier neber-
5eugung, nnb oie @er1lfung Dr. Yro=
folds mar Elm Hroteit gegen Die nati=
piltiibe unb bplteriibe gngber5igfeit
Der Setter Ser Stants- nniberiitot bon
Ieras, spelbe einen ibrer b%er0ienltbou
item unb befdbg1ten 2ebrer %entlaiien
bntten.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1921-12-22
ivory

Our stock of Ivory is very com
plete. You will make no mistake
in making selections from our
line for a Christmas gift, as Ivory
will make a splendid Christmas
present.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1921-12-13
SOUTH sAAFTsRuRY

Little Elsie Warner is on the sick
Hist.
| Mrs f. a. Monroe spent Saturday
4 in Bennington.
/ Miss Ellen Lane was in Bennington
Saturday shopping,
Miss Mabel Thomas Of Sandgata
recently visited Mrs, Fred Sickle.
| Mr.. and Mrs Herbert Booth spent
Saturday in Bennington shopping.
| Mrs. G. NJ, Vaughn OF Arlington
called on relatives in town last week.
Miss Margaret Graves is visiting
friends and relatives at Manchester
/, Mr., and Mrs. Merritt Bentley OF
Arlington called on relatives in town
I SATURDAY
Miss Emily Rice Of the Remington
road spent Sunday at the home OF
: Slocum Lane.
Mr. and Mrs George Coolidge and
Mr.. and Mrs Edward Collins spent
Saturday in Troy.
Mrs. Ida Beaumont OF Bennington Is
spending several days at the home
OF Il. II. Mirfleld.
Miss Marion Wright of Ludlow is
visiting at her grandparents, Mr. and
Mrs. Grant Bronson.
Mr. and Mrs. Clark LOOMS OF
North Bennington spent Sunday with
Mr. and Mrs, David Hin.
The Lend-a-Hand society fair was
success in every way About 2l75
was added TO the treasury.
Mr. and Mrs. Leroy Dunn and in
FAINT daughter, Jane, Of Bennington
spent Sunday in town With relatives.
Miss Estella Hawkins of Science.
tady is spending the week end WITH
her parents, Mr. and Mrs A. B Haw.
kiLs
Miss Lorena Tessier Of North Ad,
ans spent the week end with her
parents MI and Mrs. Joseph Tes-
sle..
Mrs Floyd sherwin Of SALISBURY
spent Friday with her mother Mrs.
Georganna Madison who IS On the
sick is,
Nrse.lay Mattisea~and sister Miss
Agnes Bugbee passed Sunday in Ben.
nington with their mother, Mrs. Car.
RE Busbee.
Mrs Frank Locke has returned TO
her home in Springfield VT after
spending a few days with her parents,
Mr. aud Mrs Fred Eddy
Mr. and Mrs Thelbert Harrington
and children, also Silas Harrington
and friend OF bennington were Sun
day visitors at the home OF Martin
Harrington
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1921-12-13
BENNINGTON BRIEFS
News OF the Town and Village and
Advertisements.

An Oakland car in good condition,
for sale. Apply at l20 Pleasant ST.
Teiei,hone 231-M
The Bolt'' a sigh or two, a cry or
two, 4 smile or two and tears with
ont shame. Harte theatre today.
What IS the biggest blot on our
American life today? See The Bolt'
Lois Webber's triumph, a Pathe
News and Rolin comedy. Harte
theatre today.
The Aeolian artists, three talented
young women, give the next entertain
ment in the Saturday evening course
at the Methodist church next Satur-
day evening, Dec. H.
beginning Dec Is. Mrs NJ. p. Arm
strong VIII have a two days sale OF
bates. coats, dresses and kitchen
utensils at her home on 3l4 Gage
street Please call in the forenoon.
The committee on entertainment
CT the Methodist church has arraug-
cd with the Dinevor WEIGH concert
company for Saturday evening date
February a. The party is composed
Of five musicians.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1921-12-13
HEALTH MESSAGE
TO THE WORLD
Take "Fruit-a-tlyes and
Make Yourself Well

"Fruit.a-tiyes'', the marvellous
medicine made from fruit juices and
tonics, the most beneficial medicinal
agent ever given to mankind.
Just as oranges, apples, figs and
prunes, are natures own medicine, 50
"Fruit-a-tives" made from these
fruit iuiccs-but concentrated and
intensifed-is the greatest Stomach
and Liver Medicine, the greatest
Kidney and Bladder Medicine, the
greatest Blood Purifier, the greatest
remedy for Headaches, Constipation,
and Indigestion, in the world.
50c a box, G for $3.50, trial size 25c.
At dealers OF from FRUIT A.TIVES
Limited OGDENsBURG, NY.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1921-12-13
BENNINGTON BRIEFS
News Of the Town ard Village and
'sauswSs!1I9ApN

There will be a rehearsal at the
Stark Hose this evening at 1880.
Tickets for the Minstrels given for
the benefit OF the Stark Hose are on
sale by members.
Stoves for SALE botA heating and
cooking, good as new for half price.
Charles H. Potter Main ST. S2tf
For storm windows or any work
required at the Bingham shop tele-
phone l99-X or AGAIN w L. Pal
mer. slt3s
The most talked OF moving picture
OF the ta,l The Bot story that
arouses your sense of pity. Harte
treatre today.
Misses Margaret Leonard OF Mount
St Joseph's commercial school and
Mary Kelley Of Mount St. Jogeph's
academy received certificates from
the Royal Typewriter company for
writing 40 words per minute with no
more tran three errors Rutland
Hera'G.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1921-05-09
Hold Two Suspects
in Vermont Murder

Bellows Falls, VT, May 7.-GeorSe
W. Rice. promoter of a lunch room
and general store, in Chester, died
here today after an assault by thiev-
es who robbed his store Thursday
night.
William Lescord, who had worked
for Race about week and William
ellison, a companion, who were ar
rested at Ashburnham, Mass, were
brought here for identification. Race
died before their arrival. Officials who
had arrested them on a charge of as
sault said they would be arraigned
probably on :. charge of murder. The
police said both of the prisoners had
admitted they were army deserters
from Camp Dix.
A section land who attempted to
get into Races lunchroom Yesterday
morning heard means inside and
found the proprietor unconscious. His
hands had been tied and his head
bore bruises, apparently made by "A
stick of wood found nearby.
Iescord and Gibson We're reported
missing, together with Races horse
and wagon They were traced to
Bellows Falls and thence by train to
Ashburnham. Iescord's home, where
they were apprehended last night.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1921-05-09
RAPS GARY'S PROPOSAL
OF GOVT REGULATION
OF LABOR UNIONS

Cincinnati. May S-The recent pro-
poSai OF Chairman L. II. Gary of the
United States Steel Corporation for
governmental regulation of labor
unions is but another attempt to
keep in continual subsection and
enslavement the wage earners."
Matthew Vol, president of the IN
ternational Photo Engravers Union,
declared in an official statement sent
out to the members of his organiza =
ton which was made public here to-
night.
Mr.. VOL, who is a vice president
of the American Federation of labor
and member of the federation
executive council in session here,
warned the workers that Judge Gary
has "in mind nothing more nor less
than the extension of existing anti
trust and coordination laws and
Il relentless enforcement of such
laws to prevent the effective func-
ti0ning of the trade unions without
disturbing capital"
Judge Gary disciaims he is q be-
lever in Socialism," Mr.. Vol said.
yet no one is given greater momen-
tum to this movement than he and
his kind"
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1921-05-09
President Praises
Ritual of Elks
at Memorial Service

Washington, May S-The principles
of patriotism inspiring the ritual of
the Elks were lauded by President
Harding today in an open air ad-
dress at the Washington lodge of the
order
The occasion was a memorial SER
vice for the Elks of the city who had
served in the world war and the I'M
yelling by the president of a bronze
tablet upon which the names of SIG
ex-service members of the fraternal
order are inscribed.
AS a member of the Elks, the presi-
dent set forth something which he
said he knew of the teachings of pa
triotism within the walls of the lodge.
The Elks. he said. was a great fra
ternal order because it was founded
on the principles of Justice, fidelity,
charity and brotherly love- There
was nothing, he said, of which the
world today was more in need than
justice. AS for America, he declared,
so long as there was fidelity to the
tenets of the founding fathers, there
might be expected ''perpetuation Of
the omst dependable government on
the face of the earth"
In the morning the president and
Mrs. Harding, accompanied by Post
master General Hays. observed
Mothers Day by attending services
at Calvary Baptist church, the presi-
dent wearing a white carnation.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1921-05-09
Hold Burglar Suspects
At Montpelier, Vermont

Montpelier, VT, May 1.-Two men
were arrested by the sheriff's de-
partment last night as suspects in
connection with the breaks at Rich
mond and MiddleseX. They had
registered at the Union house as
Frank Cassidy and George Andrews
of Newport A considerable guam
tity of goods found in their rooms
was taken for identification. The
men were well supplied with money.
The description of the two men
tallies exactly with that of two men
who have been seen about Burling-
ton and for whom the railroad de-
tectives have been looking. The
Younger man, who gives his name as
Cassidy, accords with the description
of a man who stopped at the Union
Station hotel in Burlington on the
DAYS following both the Richmond
and Middlesex robberies. The de-
scription tallies in that Cassidy, as
in the case of the man who stopped
in Burlington wore gray mixed
suit. soft hat, was of light complex
ion. smooth shaver and of light
build. The other, who gave his
name as Andrews. was older, be-
tween As and so years of age. Cas-
sidy was arrested on the streets of
Montpelier and Andrews was arrest
ed near the railroad station.