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New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-09-09
i8wei friibere Meu l1lmer eeiturben,

s3,pct friiberc SEEM lllmer, >pelde
bier geboren nurben, linb lebte @ode
pom @0auplak tbrer 5dttgfeit bin
tpeggerafft tporben. Otto $. Dds,
8ruoer BON s. S(. SdS BON bier,
itarb IN No6eiter, Min1. uno 9ller.
9errian, 8r1lner BON Columbus uno
Setter @errtan, 1tarb in einem ct.
Eol(er SoIpttal. 8eioe >pu6len bier
gum MonneSalter beran unb Sogen
oan1 BON bier fort UNI >poanoerS i'm
@liid u1lb @etl 81 lu6en.
Z Otto $. Sds muroe bier IN Seem
lllm por As Sabren gebore1 ais Scr
9obn BON 5errn un0 Trau Mnton
Dds, 9r,, olten Htonieren bieiiger
@egeno. SIM Sabre 1897 perlieB er
Seem lllm un0 gtns 5uerlt na6 Sort
bault mo CT lt(b NIT leinem 8ruoer
gei6dftli6 etablterte. 8on. sort 5og
ct na6 gSaieca no CT 1i6 NIT ether.
Io6ter BON 9ii6ter &eelep perebeli6te,
ste TIM NIT smei 5Dbnen iiberlebt. @on
@aleca 5og ct nab Godeiter no er ft6
t1n 96nittmaren @elddft ctablierte.
9ein @elunobeitsSultanO lieb lbon
felt ldngerer 3ett iebr piel 81 ipiinl6en
iibrig. ST bate lebten 9erblt et11e11
96laganFall po1t lpel6em er it6 ME
gdnSli6 erbolte.
9luber ser @ittpe >ptrb ct bon fol-
ge11ben @jel6miiter iiberlebt: @illtam
S6s, S. q. S6s, Brau Sobn Mqnz
berfel0, Trau So. 8aer, 6rau 2ouiS
96illins unb Sri. Sba DDS, Seem
lllm; q. s. Dds, Sprinsfielo; 2ouiS
S6S, Ganbp; 9llbert DDS, Tartz
bault; Stub. Dds, Sc Sueur nnb
Trau s. sc. 56obfo, Manfato.
.9ller Serrian mar 80 Sabre alt ais
ct itarb uno lebtc in Stem ulm bis gum
Sabre 1911. Ster arbeitete er fir
Gbas. 3oberer. Sn ct. Baul arbetz
tete er fiir perl @ieoene 1trmen bis er
franf tpuroe unb ietne 9lrbett etnitellen
n1ubte. 9ieS mar pDr etpa feds
@oben ais er inS @oipital gebra6t
iplr6e. Gr ipar nnperbetratet nnb
ste ein3tg iiberlebe11ben 8ertpanoten
}i1b Sic 8riiber GolumbuS lnb Setter
6errian BON bter. Da8 2et6enbe=
gdngnis fa1b lebten Donnerstagna6z
rnittag IN ct. Saul itatt.-
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-09-09
Npung Mmericas @aitfreunoidaft

OUUIIy ZtHVltVHS VU1ITItHNUTUUII+
Die Seem nlmer >pl1roe11 in Doung
Mnertca grobarttg beiptrtet. Nne8
muroe getan UNI tbnet Sen Nufe11tbalt
sort ansenebm GIT geltalte11. 9aS
Set ielbit mar etn rieitser @rfolg. @ie
Eurnlebrer 2etbolb bert9tet baben bte
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-09-09

91ep. sllois S. &oitisar, Yrie>
iter IN ser ct. Mt6ael8 fatboltl6en
Stride in Morgan felt BEN letten 5mei
Sabren, 1T nad) ser ct. BaulS fatboz
lii6en Stride tn @omfrep perittt NOR
ben, uno 1T felt bem L. Septen1ber
bort alS Yrieiter tattg.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-09-09

spnntag tp,1roe ser 2enfer elmer Sat
ge5tpunsen ieine Gar il. ben @raz
ben 5u lenfen i'm GDuiftpn st
entgeben. 9tep ,Muto' remit friib
mprgens in Tpro gpurine Gar.
9tteman0 ncrlett.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-09-09

= @ine srobe iieben=9aiiasier
8nid Gar, Mobel 1921 tpnroe lekte
@o6e lungs ser 9anoltrabe bel @obz
ben gefunoen. Ste ipurbe na6 9leepn
@pe gebra6t n11o BORT entbedte man
bab ser W1otor 5uiammengebro6 den
mar. Die itaotli6en 8eb6rben muir
ben in &enntntb geiebt unb lpdter erz
f1br man, bab bieie @ar aus @iour
Sails, g. .. geltoblen tporoen mar.
SO nitro angenommen bab bieielben
2eute Ste Dor fur3em in iener Stabt
81 600 lpert Rel5e itablen, au6 bieien
Muto mitnabmen.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-09-09

re11o eelobt. s3um @6lub eri116te
Geoner alle &laiien 5ulammersuarz
6eiterl ban1tt mir Sic Gillette 6es
&riegS 10 i6nen lpte m69lt6 ilber>pin=
SEN lperoen. 8etoe Neoen ma6ten
eil1en euten @in0rud auf Sic 3ub6rer.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1921-07-12
YtEWcuk XIV fnb-'fFsy1s " Y Snr Hti
Fnq afnNInk 81 ..RfI vs fnnIn 9snib m
PIsRsolJ[o%1 DOLLAR Rl, XI 4o5SceNTs
1fhhH fFt% r-f-to---e aso 500 tfEius
In the Days Following the sclsllr War
the Coin Fell Considerably
Below Par.

Time was when the United States
dollar. today worth SLIT 10 Canadian
money. could be picked up In Canada
for 40 cents. Those were the far-UT
days of the Civil war. when the
United States was being bled white
by fratrtcidal strife.
During considerable portion OF the
period between 1851 and 1865 the
United States dollar brought so cents
and eyen ~ cents. Al one time things
locked 80 black for the North that IN
Quebec the, American greepppck fell
to 40 cents. whereas the Confederate
dollar brought IS cents. Not until
about 1879 did the American dollar
get To oar. o. Asst lhs,Iii
aacanada WIS flooded with Yankee
notes dnpihg the 'Civil var and private
,ndltiduals' made iot Of MONEY buy
ing them and selling them after peace
WIZ DECLARED. The late Cool Burgess,
q thrhous Toronto minstrel OF years
gone bsy.sis said 10 have built the row
of,.bfick houses on the east side OF
Upper Sirncoe' street from the profits
be 'nni,ie gu d trmkful of greenhacks
be accumulated when receiving record
salaries on the stage In the Omitted
Statas. @'Montreal Herald.
u
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1921-07-12

To the. majority of persons the state
ment that theip, shoulders are not ~
the same height VIII come as 3 sur
prise, but tailory know that almost 10.
variably the left shoulder is highe,
than the right.
II a babys shoulders are measured
II will he found that they are exactly
even. That they do not remain SO is
blamed upon parents. who as q rule
lend their young and growing children
by the left hand.
This is natural manner Of leading
the child, and II shields It from bumps
OF persons met In their walks. hut the
muscles and bones are thus continual
~ raised and In the end drawn per.
manently out Of position. although the
change is so slight that II is not notice.
able unleAs accurate measuremeqfs ar
taken.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1921-07-12

News Of the Town and vIlIss. rs'
erlsflr To- Buss AsAaArs

Mrs. Harry Shields is spending TIT
dag in Troy.
James c Colgate went Monday t
New York city on business.
Miss Jane Alden is spending tht
month at Bottom Landing, N, Y. LII.
Douglas Spencer ofjCleveland is thf
question his father Charles Spencer
/ Miss Anne Everett goes this week
70 Boston TO visit her sister9IMrs- Tur
Ilf.Agn g6.A o IA b 0me VI q
/ Mr. and Mrs Charles Darling 81
North Adams are spending the da.
/ In town, r at ahpR 1fsF piI
Mr.. and Mrs, Aroa:e Belanger foi,
Emeriy, o. School street, have move
to Gage street.
Mrs. Robert Merrill and, family
have moved into Marleys house OF
Monument avenue. w nrnss
Orders reoeiked up to 8 p m. will b.
| delivered the same day. Checke,
4 Line. Advertisement.
Naii 1Vf carry TOT everything !
meat yea food' vegetables and groc
eiiesi---A Advertisement
! Coomnanuer =. VI. Downes or th'
jiocsl y. =. Il po leaves tonight 10
q etay OF TWO weeks IN montreal.
! Benjamin Estabrook OF Great Bar
! rington spent the weekend with hi
sister, Miss Mary Estabrook OF Soutf
stress. at
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1921-07-12

III
6nsg Egyptian Decorative Ideas, IL,
IoExperts tell US that in the decora.
zion OF furniture the Egyptian cabinet
maker never yelled construction. He
obeyed the sound principle and precept
that decoration should spring from
construction, and not construction
from decoration.
Elements Of ornament apparently
were the same In private as in public
buildings. These elements were the
lotus and papyrls flowers. the palm
branch and the feathers OF birds, as
well as number of geometrical pat.
terms derived from primitive arts OF
weaving and plating. The simple or
complex treatment OF tQtps and ..ps.
pyrus flowers, buds, Leaves and stems
tpFl asserted; pusds ths Egsptien lsFs
Gem OF mural decoration rich, varied
and glowing, as we'll as Thoroughly In
harmony. with the scale OF color SCI
BY nature In the Nile valley.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1921-07-12
THOMAS oCADfLLACss.e l"tet q.
o. o@' fiiRIPsLjoNG AM HUNGRY
Boaiop cpFmpei-nl-A0'uwsice pelq
Cat Lived on lubSicating g. Grease en-
Route from DstroIt to
Australia.

San Francisco, July l2.-For forty
nine days Thomas Cadillac, cat,
was penncd a crate containing a
motor car which was being shipped
from Detroit. Mich. o Sydney, Aus
tralla. During the entire journey Thorn
as Jared on three course menu--lnb
ficaiing grease, eng ne oil and books
OF instructions on How TO Run Your
own Motor Car When the consignees
received their car Il was found tina
eight OF Thomas's lives bad gone BY
the board and that hbout 50 per cent
OF h 5 ninth had tahlshga,' ~
Thomas arrived deeent,y In san
F.anclstb on the steamer Sonoma not
in crate bP"1n a new cage. Under
the Protection OF a valet and maid
So 900 Insurance policy around his
neck and the prospects OF fece'vins
kindly greeting When he reaches
Detroit again.
La January Thomas climbed INTO q
hor one day on scouting expedition
Just then there wa a bang and dark
ness He found that he WIS hemmed
n a crate containing motor car,
NEXT followed weeks of travel. dur
ing which Thomas sped over hundreds
Of mi'es Of "a load tracks and then
wa SWING into the hold OF a steamer
Cat Ike, Thomas was always hungry
During. the trip he { eahed out a car
ton or grease licktd the al tuDR of M
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1921-07-12
MALTA

machine for making nails was
patented on May IS. 1924. TO America
belongs tbsa,QlstIpctlon Of being, the
FIRST to make cut halls BIZ mAchlAkry.
With the adYsht 30 machtnsyAt @lls
the household industry ofEhAll mNkins
rapidly declined. The hand. made shull
was pinched In wise. with a portion
projecting; Il few Observation-Disclosures
mer ilattened one end into head,
which was beaten into counter sunk
In the wise, In this manner regulating
its size aud shape. Nails were also
made by forging on an anvil
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1921-07-12
WHY BE BALD?

A chemists compound known as
Septolac is being recommended by
many users as o real hair grower
20 cents worth dissolved in water
makes whole pint OF excellent hair
tonic.
You can get Septolac at Gokay's
drug store, or by mail from Arrow
Chemical Co, 81 Union Square, New
York.--Advertlsement.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1921-07-12
csmpalan Emhtems.

AZ far rs known, the hrst campaign
eInblefh Was a finger ring OF copper.
IT, was worn blythe adherenis Of Ohm
Quficy Adams 10 1874. YleR' he ran
ifer President. end wus Inscribed dfJOhn
Quincy Adams, 1928" Tfntypes and
medaIlions were among The tnsisplu
Of The 1850 campaign when Lincoln
was elected. N'f%s ot Bsrri''f ~,
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1921-07-12
eommi..,oatIa, Notice
EsrATE 6r. PkMkiiA AmM,Tno,

ESTATE Or, PAMELA ARMSTRONG
The uhdeTslgned. .,hFying been ap.
pointed by, tue li4porable Probate
Court for the Hisirlct OF Bennington
Commissioners 10 receive. examine. and
adjust The claims and demands OF NIL
persons agaipst.lha estate OF PANEL
6s'ss f9s "iHF' SIsa F ss
hibited me'6nseti a7rpf+to. hereby give
notice that we VIII meet for the pur-
pose aforssaId az the store. Of Burt
Bros. In The Village OF Bennington.
In, ssiia TJIstrletWlo N suhe- asuii day al
HI E3nd l6the day tAbr DecaFa belrs pexi
from : o'clock 7. NJ Until '9,ttock q
NJ 2 on each OF SAID Aays and hs-s' e SIX
months fran tao 18th day ais JuRe \.
1saA| i.sahhs ti% e. nn)taah 9S SAD sad
clalmss To us for exsmiasaton 1knd al
RDSs9esa Il eendiminiki,an IiliIanifi day
OF July a. q. 1871 iNf - t'en'N3
T.. +. HOLLYWOOD.
J. o. BURT.
Commissioners
July i2-is-e6af
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1921-07-12

"There must be something wrong
with the clarinet player In this orches-
ira. Every now and then he blows q
sour note"
He's married to the lngenue, Every
time she kisses anybody on the stage
he forgets his music."
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1921-07-12
varIous storm Warnings.

Flowers, trees and low-growlns
plants send out storm warnings. Ger.
tain plants and lowers close up tight.
~ on the approach Of rain. They give
ample warning. The common dande.
lion does this, aud also the leaves Of
the white clover. The silver leaf pop.
lar gives fair warning Of rain by toss
Ing the silver under side Of iIs leaves
upward continuously.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1921-07-12
hnlCgDA Fnq FfNihF HekHiwNPH
An Old Dominlon- ,Phllosonhsr

Tie roIaI doNSGsfd q ' Ky no, place
has aIwuystBavhF cfJ@deuss The road
upward to the land of milk and
honey has plenty VI elbow room for
oil Of the self-denying people who
have decided TO 60 that way.--RIch.
mond Planet.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1921-07-12
y eIner. FoIlew ,Ss Leadek

"People are like sheep" said the
cynical writer 'When q dinner 10
TO be ordered for a purity Of six there
Is generally one master mind who
wiz sSlgct the kind of soup BE wants.
Almosttayafiably the others &ilistsls
the same kind. So'lt goes down the
line. There Is no Individuality. Yes,
IN admit usually suggest the more
expensive dishes Ito the master mind.
II boosts the check."--New York Sun.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1921-07-12
squiis,isskfod shoes.

Thes Annoying 't,sq1eak'' thue 0soms
shoes haze ~ eausedA BY layers or
plefss,lof ylythesi rubbing ltqgether.
Some shoemakers open the side and
insert NaFqg Ar EsIfVF Es&s " TWO.
or a ndmSefssA heks tHvsb ',htO the
sole from the outside ssQps the sound.
1tioxatess, kos alissA ~
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1921-07-12

TIA SERVICES we're, .oDened with the
lsingfng OF Onward, Christian Sol
d'ersaIu There followed prayers for
the dead by RabBi' 4esinget former
GHataain IUf the Twenty. sevefith IN
vis46n,o Chaplain swan obf bfort Tot
ten, ~h6Ifeadnh iPsptesthHf services
and = dhafaaiR ADlheeh IUf blGByeriibr :
Island, swhb read THE Cat'; lHc gerv4
Ice. when c'IIsad kindly lllghys '9ind
Nearer Wy God, to Thee" had been
sung Senator Lodge stepped forw ard
and read his address.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1921-07-12
J lettuce byfhs Ilosd'a

am fftfeNuSo W. mu SaFtVau. -
a. lettuce belbs gpOf&Sqs ' "a a "a is 10
ysllrys Of California, fields Of from 90
10 ~ pcres being not .extrdoriloary.
AZ the height of the protinction sea-
spn--Jhnuary and Fehruary-it Is not
dhsomnloh for 20 carloads Of Ietiuce
aj day TO be shipped to The middle
Mssisfn and eastern markers. This
laiiace. grown under irrigation. Is pro-
fpsvd by hand labor and Is Of extra
sile quality. The industry was devel-
5ped on q commercial basis about
three years ago and during the last
two years has been one Of the lead.
ing agricultural occupations OF The
state These localities also produce
sarsotA nssS ,cAulIaoweg and Jable
besps. 90 a jess 4 xltsepsfys ybssSiss, ia.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1921-07-12
BOOST NEW ENGLAND
AS WINTER RESORT
Hotel Men Make Appropr al on and
Appoint Committee TO Form.
ulate Plans.

(. AT rthe greoen fIpeeung aot, bss New
England Hotel Association with the
Boston Chamber OF Commerce held n
on 4NfySq1(theC ma1fg Ipf /yIgter
sports Received a long 'dIsbhs6Idn by
DIS fhAhibers pfd5ditiwh6, we're inter.
6. ted IN bringing New England TO the
attention OF the pubic as to the ad
70 fsFglsuzzsyeA
the members IN Southern New Englanl
were favorable TO the project and "a
ted $500 To the budget OF advertising
This with HE co6perationo OF ttiie Bon
ton Chamber OF Commerce and the ID
dividuaI hotels must bring about I'd
suits thai will be beneficial to all.
The following execut We committee
ha been appointed to carry out the
pan laid out:
Arthur l.. Race, president New Eng
land Hotel association. Boston: A. IS
WI der, pre- ,ident Vermont Hotel Asso
citation, Woodstock; w. s. Gregory
Brown CO., Poland Springs House, Pc
land Springs, Me-; F. l.. Gardner IT, s
forestry department. Gorham. N. H.;
Robert E Gould, president New HamT
shire Hotel Association. Newport. n
H; James ]. Taylor, secretary Cham
Der OF Commerce Burlington: NJ l.
Harri. G p. Al Maine Central Rail
FdAdR RTf 40 e Meg Denny d. Goode
mr. Convention and tourist bureau
Chamber OF Commerce, Boston. 4
The hotel men who attended M,
summer tour meeting at Portland at,
warm In their praise OF the welconI
and entertainment given by the Hotel
IN porktand aN1- nearsbG resorts w
SD. efbet INA s8hade stessntertain M
tliaeial d sard d. silAds cd0peratlon OF thl
Hotels gave everyone feeling tht
they were welcome at every place the
visited. Had the weather been mag
'%fusoFabfes sasdssa~o tlaepzsstspss woul
have been made in their trip from Boz
ton to Portland and Poland Springs
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1921-07-12
Old Rule Annulled

This regulation supersedes the pre-
vlous ruling OF treasury decision 81
VIII Oh limited the time for relnstate
ment of insurance lap ed prior to July
!, 1920 to the period ending July /,
1921 and fixed a time Limitation for
reinstatement OF insurance that had
lapsed or been Cancelled after July J.
1920 to period OF IL months.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1921-07-12
TRIBUTE R kORQE TOfAs
/ 1000 AMERICAN DEAD
Greatest Of Americas Services for

Greatest Of Americas Services for
Those YhSrPsld sOpkeme ~ a
e., $srItEs. ~ Il /
NeISGoGk. July 1M As a singh
bugler. standing on the upper deck
OF the huge army transport pier In
IHoboken Sunday, sounded the flsst
notes OF Taps" over the bodies OF
more than 1000. American dead, ap.
proximately one.tenth OF Americas
dead In the World War, the sound OF
muffled sobbing rose above to, clear
voice OF the bugle When the music
ceased, and the colors were lowered,
there was just the dull thud OF the
flag butts as they struck the floor,
and then silence The crying. was no
longer aud BILE. II WIS moment not
80 muo'l of personal sorrow as of
dedication aud pride
This was the greatest OF America s
services for her returned dead. There
were more of the Hagdraped collins
than ever before. and three OF them
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1921-07-12

'sThat umbrella repairer has q Sat
terlng approach"
"What II itr'
efirst asks the lady Of the house
y sAs has any golf clubs 70 mend
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1921-07-12
Fitting variety.

H-i want aNvine to plant on the
grounds OF this lnancieTs country
home on the sides sloping down to
the road. What would you suggesti
A creeperT'
Il would try some bank runner"
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1921-07-12
'NPershIpa's Trihute to His Men

6enernl PerSning sal
They fell doing what we would
have them do he said; they fought
for eternal right, for Justice, as did
the founders OF this great republic
before them. The freedom of man.
kind was their battle cry. | saw
them go forward wearied In body,
yet intrepid, resolute, Ceerful OF
spirit, scornful OF dangers. They ad-
yanced with undaunted courage to
save well.nlgh lost cause. Only
those who fought with them can
ever. know the height OF religious de.
votion and patriotism to whiol, they
rose. All these men were great
Americans. May they rest always
under the care OF d. patriotic people
and may their deeds always inspire
us to better things
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1921-07-12

pAlm atbrtb W Deut ~ dh curly aye
and WIT uring me besr -rpSutrs- 'trum'
's'Aspyesp.Ssss <,tEsasns<ss~ass'
At gains In productive capacity, good
palms from six to ten years hearing
eas high as 100 pounds Of frurt per
tree II has ibeeh cUhservauVeIy les'l
Aimatd that profits from date plauta.
fion VI choice Imported varieties, given
INTEL gent attention. should not fall
short Of $500 per acre for number
Of years, and those who enter the
field now win have better opportunI.
ties ~ The output 10 limited, and would
REAP the harvest coming to those pro-
Gocing ane grade article, with q wide
demand and limited supply.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1921-07-12
GENTLE CONFUSION

Resolving to save is easy! ,,n,,,
Carrying out those intentions Is
another matter. l.t
Too frequently something Will
come up that yon feel YOU must
huve-and your savings bank bal.
ance suffers. ,'"..n' lp' lf
II YOU really want to have & Ger.
tain definite sum or income at a
certain time take out one OF the
Travellers protective investments life
insurance policies 81. ebeuoei
The premium notice from. the
Company will act as gentle COM
pu's'on, reminding You when each
deposit Is due.
Your dollars will protect your
family with life Insurance while they
are accommodating or the purpose
for which you intend to use them.
H. A. WILKINSON
AGENT
100 Putnam 81 Phone 4o4.M
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1921-07-12
Senator Lodges Address.

oe"ator NouHcs RuureSS
This, he said, lis one OF those
solemn moments VII oh come to us
as all inevitable legacy OF -, great
war. So solemn, so impressive is the
scene that any words other than
those consecrated by religion seem
poor indeed The Light OF great
glory shines upon these dumb Wit
hesses OF high courage and unstinted
sacrifice, but the ~, dow which light
hr-ngs with Ii Is that OF deep sorrow
for youth untmely ended, To a + 4,
OF US there Is a peculiar palgDa 4
IN this silent array OF the dead I
cause we were among those, J,pon
whom fell the grleyogs reshonsibil-
~, Of declaring. the. war H., win, i,
these precious Ives were LOST. og
Twice in the course OF my public
service ! have been compelled by 4
deep conviction, OF my highest duty
1, .iy country To Jvil with, those
Charged with the same responsibiit..
In declar ng war No one. y,,, has
not suffered that experience can
realize the pain and distress II
brings. The thought that you are
sending, as often happens, your. own
nearest and dearest, whose lives are
far more TO you iAsp your own, send.
in also the nearest and dearest OF
other men and women whom you do
not ana meyer viii know, ,ois !, We
nj, unendurable- You cannot, es.
cape the narrowing CONSCIOUSNESS. IS
that you are utter. ng, the country 5
comniand which, will carry death TO
the youth OF the land when they wiz,
high hearts obey the summons. r., ..
ITO these dead, one and all, goes
out the profound gratitude OF "a great
people BE il our endeavor to make
the country t]ay served worthy OF
them II profits us nothing at such
O time as this, looking upon these
silent dead, to analyze and seek out
the causes OF the war. or try to pene.
trate the secrets OF the human heart
or break through the intricate web
OF motive which have governed the
conduct OF millions OF men.
1T Is enough for us to know that
our soldiers died for their country
lighting as they feryently believed
for thAlt 'codntry's cause In defehse
OF nhedoiip ana qcisihzatloh menaced
by a power %bith'ili its PRIDE s0u9. ,
to- traihple bbtli undet IFS feet Car
DEBT TO them we -cahhot9 pay. but a
country f6f Which "hietf 'aia1e TINS
diedqhiukt IrroSe that theysdId not die
lin vain. rU-ie lOlIOReu N.gf o. Tot
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1921-07-12
Good Health Niece sary

When insurance has lapsed or been
Cancelled more than three months and
yet within calendar months, lnclud-
ing the month for which the unpaid
Premium is due the reinstatement. or
re n taiement and conversion. may be
made provided hehtapploapt IL II In
sOoat ira III ,aRts0 states iHohis writ
sen qpp iGqtop, and that he, sybstanti
ates, this statement by short medical
tettlhcate, made at the apphcahts eS.
pense NV "a reputable why lieeas-
ed practice medicine.
After the expiration OF six calendar
month"; from the data ht 1apshtion and
'at nany time prior TO- Januarypdi s2a,
insurance NAV be reinstated provided
that the applicant Is in good hea IN
and so lstathl lRlIMs iwS.ttkntantillea,
iloN and Eprorided ,hrther, that such
application Is sibstahfiated by re
pBrt-uf N FUR meiirai examination
made at the app icants expense. by q
reputable physician licensed TO prac
tlce medicine.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1921-07-12
The Services.

e'are ttoss of the first OF our men
who feff' IN France. 70