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The Democratic advocate., 1905-03-18

Prof. s. Simpson, of Westminster, adj
dressed the North Carolina Society of Balti-
more Thursday night on Wanderers at
Home
The teachers of Vocal Music and Elocution
of Western MARYLAND College will give Re
cital in Alumni Hall this Friday evening:
This entertainment is open TO the public and
will begin at Z. 80 o'clock.
AT l0a. M, yesterday, Friday, the wealth
er bureau sent out the following hu!letin:-
Partly cloudy tonight; Saturday increasing
cloudiness. Accumulated deficiency in tenn
perature since January lst, 3Sl.
At a membership meeting of the Methodist
Protestant Church, of this city, held Wednes-
day night, DR.. J. w. Herring was elected del
egate TO the coming session of the Methodist
Protestant Conference which will meet at
Salisbury, Nd. April 9th, next. and George
w. Babylon was elected alternate.
The B. F. Shriver Company was incorpo-
rated last Thursday with the following directors
for the ensuing year: Charles +. Stewart,
Geo. NJ. Parke, B. F. Shriver, I. 81. Shriver
and Wm. S. Myer. The directors elected L.
Herbert Shriver president; B. F. Shriver vice.
president; VIM. Shriver secretary treasurer,
and Abner Parke assistant. The canning
business will be continued at the several fac
tories of B. F. Shriver & Co.. as heretofore, at
Westminster, Union Mills, New Windsor and
LitilestoTn.
An effort, instituted by the Athletic Asso-
citation of Western Maryland College, is on
foot to form league of the Maryland colleges;
This league will include foot ball, base ball
and track athletics. Letters have been written
TO ST. Johns, Washington College and the
Maryland Agricultural College asking them II
they will be willing to enter such league.
Favorable replies have been received fro@
Washington College and st. Johns, but the
Agricultural College has declined to enter into
a league A meeting will be held IN Balti-
more on March "a at the Central I. NJ. Z. A.
Building, where representatives of the three
colleges viii discuss plans for a league.
The Democratic advocate., 1905-03-18
A Surprise Pound Party.

An enjoyable surprise party was held at the
home OF Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Franklin. of
near Taylorville, on Tuesday night, March
l4th, in honor of Miss Nellie Wright Plays
and games were INDUCED in until a late hour,
when refreshments were served.
Those present were Mr.. and Mrs. Harvey
Franklin, Mrs. Noah Franklin, Mrs George
Wright; Misses Elsye Gum, Edna Cordelia
Shipley, Blanche Hooper, Bessye Farver,
Grace Condor, Zelmar Byers, Mary Bueh'
man, Sylvia I.owman, Ethel Hooper, Zeimar
Franklin and Nellie Wright; Messrs. Charles
Barnes, William Barnes, Walter Gum, Ernest
Barnes, Roy Gum. Charles Bnchman, Frank
Barnes, Raymond Franklin. Fred. jenkins.
Ayah Shipley, Thurman Wright, Augustus
Wright, Charles Pickett, Clarence Shipley,
William lngels, John Warner, James Pickett,
Charles Jones, Truman Lowman, Clarence
Wright, Walter Pickett and Thos. Moore. Jr.
The Democratic advocate., 1905-03-18
CAUGHT AT LAST.
SilaS A. Barnes, A Clerk in the WeStmin-
ster PostOffIce, Arrested on the Charge
of Rifling Letters AEd Confessed His
Euflf

For year OF more letters containing money
sent through the Westminster postofice were
not received by those for whom they were in-
tended, causing much loss and annoyance on
the part of business men and their customers.
For months complaints were made to Post
master Baughman of the losses, ranging from
% cents up, and every effort was made to cap
ture the light fingered and accomplished man
ipulator of the mails. On Wednesday Mr..
Silas A. Barnes, one of the clerks in the post
office was caught open handed in hiding let
tiers. As soon as the act was committed in-
formation was sent to the proper authorities
in Baltimore and on Thursday United States
detective was sent here and the matter was
laid before him.
After some preliminaries Mr.. Barnes was
charged with the theft. Barnes confessed TO
taking money from several letters.
The arrest of Barnes has given great relief
to the other clerks and their friends, as they
were kept under strong tension for months
for fear of suspicion of being guilty, and when
the arrest was made happy smile was seen on
all their countenances.
We give the above facts as we could gathe 7
them, as the mouths of the postoffice officials
are sealed and they cannot give any intorma-
ton in regard to the matter.
Mr.. Barnes came TO this city about ten years
ago from Gist neighborhood, and was clerk
with Messrs. Gilbert Il Gehr tor six years and
has been in the postoffice as clerk for over
three years; he is married and has one child,
and is a son of James Barnes, OF Baltimore,
f0merly OF this county.
The Democratic advocate., 1905-03-18
Personal Notes.

Persons having frienCis as guests aud desire the
publication Of the same will please send their
names 10 this ottiee. EDiToRsl
Miss oudia Fickinger, of -Four Corners,
Md, is visiting relatives and friends in Balti
more and Washington, d. c., where she at
tended the Inauguration of President Roose
welt. She will spend some time with her
sister, Mrs. Ii. NJ. Dunlap, in Baltimore,
where she attended the grand annual bail OF
the Sieamftter's Association, at Hazazer's
Hall, this week.
Mr.. Clarence Flickinger, of Baltimore.
spent several days last week visiting bis father.
Mr. Rufus Flickinger, of Four Corners, Nd.
Mr.. Jacob Gahl, of Columbia, Pa, visited
bis parents, near this city, several days this
week.
Mr.. VIM. P. Maulsby and wife, of FEEDER
ick, Nd, were guests Of Mrs Maulsby several
days this week
Mr.. John H. Cunningham, wife and dangh-
ter. are visiting his sister, Mrs. DIR. George b.
Fundenburg. in Pittsburg, Pa, and other
friends.
Mrs. Lucinda Yingling. Of Baltimore. and
grandson Master Roy Gersich. spent week
with Miss Emma Lppy, Of this city.
Mrs. Mary Dayhof. of Baltimore, is visiting
her niece, who has been i'll for quite awhile.
Miss Emma A. Lippy, Of Westminster who
has been III tor thirteen weeks IS able to be
out again.
Miss Ada E. BankeTt. Of S,oneSsille. has
accepted a position rs operator al the Mary
land Telephone Exchange. and will commence
work on the first of April
Mrs. Addie Colt, Of Virgins. and Miss NJ.
Edna Siro0g. OF Kent county. Nd, spent last
Sunday with Dr. W. j. Selby near this city.
In Baltimore, on Wednesday, marriage
license was issued TO Daniel II. Arlington, Of
Carroll county, and Hattie NJ Sireaker. os
Howard county.
Miss Mollie Nash, Of ReisieFsioun, is
guest Of her sister, Ms Carroll i.ockArd.
Mr. Charles Clifford Taylor and bride. nee
Bond. Eho wers married al Ascension ChGrch.
Westminster. February q. visited the brides
parents, Judge and Mrs Jas. A. c. Bond. here
on Tuesday and Wednesday. They left for
their home al HHverfori. near Philadelphia.
Pa
Harry, son Of Mr.. A. II. Huber. arrived
home from the West on Thursday, where he
visited his sister Alice. Mrs. L. b. LAsiee, At
Rushville, Illinois, Aad his aunt, MrS. T. II.
Weighhrighi, at Dayton, Ohio, whO Is quite
III. Harry, who bad been in the URiied States
Navy for some time, will rrsnllss about the
lst Of April
Mrs. Bessie Zile. Of FFiEeilburg. after visit
ing the Worlds Fair NJ st. Louis. last tall.
went 10 Chicago and spesg the winter with
her brother Charles, and both returned home
last Thursday evening. Mr.. Zile will 60 into
business xiih his brulher in Hampstead.
The Democratic advocate., 1905-03-18
orpnanx Court.

MnadAy. March ia--Jennie Z. farte and
AuhaF l. Turtle, executors 81 jane A
TaEds returned iHvsaiory af psrs1ual prop
erty, aad received order 70 sell sane.
Letters of ADMINISTRATION on ibs estate Of
Milton Bennett, ~err granted 10 Mamie =.
Bennett. Who received ~arrApi Ia APprasse,
and order to notify creditors.
George l.. S,orksaisle. executor of Hehry
F. Nureloek. Feerised oFies in sell real estate.
William GnllowAy. rxsCator Of Hsnnsh =.
Galloway. returned Invroiory of moaey.
Tuesday. March a. -i-,frrs of adminislFa.
aon on the estate 81 Anuis T.. 6eltler. wefe
granted 10 WiiiiAm II GeiiieF, wbo returned
inventory Of money.
r. Oliver Grimes. gr-. executor Of Emily
J. Rigpsrd. received order of court 20 have
sale af her personal property "a the tlrcmen' >
Baildiag.
+ Eabeih Cugrzn, exeeutrix Of halhrune
kpfi. settled iirsi and final account.
The Democratic advocate., 1905-03-18
A Social Evening.

An enjoyable evening was spent at the home
of Mr.. aud Mrs j. Snader Devibiss in Unlon-
town district, on Monday evening, March l3.
in honor of their son Paul. The evening was
pleasantly passed in music. games and plays,
until about ll.30 when refreshments were
served. In the wee sma hours of the morn
ing the merry crowd departed, after express
ing themselves as having spent a very pleasant
evening. Those present were Mr.. and Mrs.
]. Snader Devibiss; Misses Lillian Formwalt,
Mary Young, Carrie Myers, Hilda Haines,
Florence Hull, Annie Wolf, Dora Zile, Mar
garei Cover, Cora Beard, Alice Myers, Lila
HeltibridIe. Romaine Hollenberry, Edna Sto-
ner, Margie Formwali, Hermie Ham, Annie
Beard, MAY Rouison, Lillian Haines, Edith
Routson, Natalie Haiues, Gustie Ziie, Grace
Deylbiss, Ressie Wolf and Gertrude Devil
hiss; Messrs. Paul DevilbiSs, Sterling Myer-
~. Walter Fritz. Guy Haines, Marshall
Myers, Hugh Helibrdle, Piercie Lile, Arthur
Siitig. Frank HAines. Harvey Beard, Samuel
Bare. Irving Myers, Rinehart Zle, Myers
EngIer. Harvey Selby, Howard Hull, John
Volt. Walter DevihiSs, Earle Haiues. Thomas
Devibiss, Warren FoEble, and Lloyd, Roger
and Bernard DeyilbSS.
The Democratic advocate., 1905-03-18
Taylorsyllle Items.

MAEcH l6.-we have had al abundance Of
rain Tor change ia the weather. which, With
the snow melting. makes travelling difficult.
The Ladies Mite Society OF this place gill
bold their neIi meeting on the sd Instant.
instead OF the last Thursday. which would be
the 9th They will meet 81 the parsonage.
Ms. c. ". Barnes spen, few days in
Baltimore the past ~eek.
George W. Magius. our fur dealer, has had
quite u success so far.
Harry Barnes and wife have moved to their
new home and the good wishes Of their friends
60 with them.
Mrs George Baker is still on the sick lisi.
Isaac Frizzel aud family have moved to
their new home, and he i now busy cniting
logs for his new barn.
George Grimes intends pui,ing up ne~
barn also.
Preaching ct TaylorsvilIe Church Sunday
by Rev. JArboe.
The Democratic advocate., 1905-03-18
THE COUNTY COMMISSIONERS.
Appointment Of District Road Supervisors
Other Business.

The County Commissioners last Monday ap
pointed District Road Supervisors as follows:
aneytown-Samue! Harnish. Hezekiah
0hler, Samuel Flickinger.
Uniontown-John C. Hively Josiah Erb,
Wm. H. Babylon.
Myers'-No appointments.
Woolery's Francis f. Schneider, Louis
Wisner, Joseph T. Parrish.
Freedom-Herbert r. Devries, James c.
Hewitt, james Buckingham.
Manchester-Edward Z. Wine, John Gel
man, Thomas kuhns.
Westminster-John S. Sweigart, Aaron
Shafer, Charles MaEahan.
Hamps,ead-J Franklin Utz. Nicholas
Walsh. Harry F. Richards.
Frankliu-Amos Davis, Vim. I. Bowers,
George w. Grimes.
Mddleburg-No appointments.
New Windsor--No appointments.
Union Bridge-Jesse Crumbacker, Henry
Blaxsten, Wm. Ii. Stem.
Mt. Airy-William A. Harrison.
A number of bills, aggregating over $1,000,
were passed and ordered paid.
The Democratic advocate., 1905-03-18
Gorsuch-GeIman.

A very pretty wedding took place at the
home of Mr.. A. I. GeimRn. near S,onersville,
on Sunday evening, March II. The contract
ing parties were Mr.. Geiman's youngest
daughter. Miss Hattie Cordelia, and Mr.. jesse
Thomas Gorsuch, son of Mr.. Thomas Cor
such. Promptly at o clock the bridal pair
entered the parlor, which was beautifully dec
GRATED with potted plants, where they were
met by Elder Uriah Bixler of the German
Baptist Church, who performed the marriage
ceremony in a very impressive manner.
The bride was most becomingly gowned in
white dimity and wore slippers TO match. The
groom wore black with white tie. There were
no attendants.
After the ceremony a reception was given.
The bride received many useful and ornamen-
tai presents. Only the immediate friends Of
both parties were present. Mr.. and Mrs.
Gorsuch will reside in Hanover, Pa.
The Democratic advocate., 1905-03-18
Another Mems Meeting.
Reported for the Democratic Advocate.

DIR. Don 5. Colt, of Baltimore, made a
stong appeal to the men Of Westminster in
the Methodist Protestant Church on Tuesday
evening. The large audience listened with
breathless interest and every one was deeply
impressed with the earnestness and eloquence
of the speaker. A number expressed them
selves as desirous of becoming better men.
The meetings will continue one night each
week during the month of March.
Rev. Curtis Lee Laws, d. D., pastor OF the
First Baptist Church, Baltimore, and spec.
ialists in Gospel work among men, will speak
next Tuesday night. Every man in West
minister, as far as possible, should endeavor 10
be present. This is the first series of men S
meetings ever held in this city, and the men
appreciate what is being done for them.
The Democratic advocate., 1905-03-18
ESSich Fr0k.

A pretty home wedding Was so'emulzed
Wednesday evening, at the hOune Of The BRIDE 5
parents. at Union Mills, when Miss Mag
Edna Frock became the bride OF Herbert j.
ESSich Rev. J. b. StOBesifer, OF Westmin-
sier. tied the uurtial knot. A sister Of the
bride played Lohengrin's wedding march a.
the bridal couple entered the parlor, which
was prettily decorated fer the occasion. Only
\ few relatives and frieaas were in attendance.
including M Theodore Ieiser and family,
William Starner and family, Charles Z. Hos
field and family and the N,sses ragg. The
bride for several years has been the popular
teacher al Shade school.
The Democratic advocate., 1905-03-18
unIoniowu District Itsms.

Mrs. William Bowers aud daughter Caiha.
rir-e. near Clear Ridge. have returned after
iwo ~ssks visi; Nith friends in Baltimore
Henry Cover, q town, spen, the past week
ia Easson with his soas-
Harvey Hucshe~, of P.t,sbarg Pa, has
returned home aflsg spending several days
~i,h his parents. William HiteShew sud wife.
GEAR toSa.
tiuy Cook son los, a valuable horse sAjs week.
Charles Lennon, near BAusss Church.
killed and shipped to Baltimore twelVe hogs
SeishinE ais2 pounds, also ,~eu,y eapoas-
The Democratic advocate., 1905-03-18
MARRIED.

AT the home of the brides parents, near West
minister, Nd. March Il. 1906, by Elder Uriah Blk
Ter. Jesse T. Gorsueh and Miss Hattie C. GemAn,
both OF Carroll county, Md.
At the parsonage, Westminster, Ad.. March L.
1895, by Rev. p. H. Miller. d. D., John X. Durbin
and Mss Emma p. Schaefier, both of near Frizell-
burg. Md.
At the parsonage. Westminster. Md, March Is.
1895, by Rev T. II. Miller, d. D., Howard NJ. wantz
and Miss Maggie B. Pickett, both OF near Marsion.
Nd.
Near Dennings, Nd March IA. 1896. BY Elder
wm- H. Frsnklin. Joseph Bigham and Miss Allie
Heck. both Of Carroll county, Nd
March II. 1905, at the parsonage, Westminster.
New York city, and Mrs Martha F. Thomson, OF
Westminster Nd.
The Democratic advocate., 1905-03-18
Miller'S Items.

MARcH l4.-Joseph Dandy moved near
Hampstead on Tuesday of last week.
Elmer Hoffacker is still confined to bis
home with severe case of grip.
Mrs. Geo. W. Hoffacker, who had been dan
gerousIy i'll with a complication of diseases,
is slowly improving at this writing.
Doyle Wareheim and sister Treva are visit
ing friends in Baltimore.
Miss Rosa Seipp is spending week with
Mrs. Joseph Dandy, near Hampstead.
Mrs. Isaiah Miller, Mrs. Henry K. Miller
and Mrs. Vim. Miller attended the funeral OF
their cousin, Mrs. Ida Ray, in Baltimore last
Friday. Mrs. Ray was well known in this
community and had many friends here.
Master Willie Hare is suffering from a gath
cred gland on his neck.
Mrs. Lewis Schaeffer and daughter Anits
spent several days last week in Baltimore.
The Democratic advocate., 1905-03-18
MARYLAND Collegiate Institute Notes.

On last Saturday evening, March IL, Rev.
w. A. Anthony of Shady Grove, Pa, accom-
panied by Abner Brindle and John Brechbill,
Of that vicinity, arrived here. They spent
Monday in examining the classrooms.
During the noon hour on March 8, Evan
Pearce, while exercising iE the gymnasium,
fell and received serious injuries about hls
head. Dr. w. d. Brown attended him and
on March Is took him to the hospital 81 Fred
erick for an operation. II all goes well he is
expected 10 return from the hospital in about
a week.
Luther and Edna Devilbiss, who have not
been attending school on account OF the re-
cent sickness and death of their aunt, are ex-
pected to return in few days.
The Democratic advocate., 1905-03-18
Mr.. and Mrs. oyanla.

II is not generally known, bat it is a fact
that both the wife and daughter of Marquis
0yama, the Japanese Field Marshal, were
educated at Vassar College. in the United
States. Hence thousands of school girls and
graduates all over the country are interested
in the material success of 0yama.
II may be Of interest also TO know that
0yama is not little jap but great big
fellow who is over six feet iu height
The Democratic advocate., 1905-03-18
Caught After A Long Chase.

States Attorney NJ. II. Magruder of Prince
Georpe'e county, Nd, and Deputy Sheriff
George s. Dove arrived on Tuesday with Ed
ward Galloway, colored, who was wanted IN
that county on the charge of numbering Ar
thur Dorsey, also colored, August IA. 1899,
The killing of Galloway occurred near bla-
densburs. and for nearly six years Dorsey
eluded the efforts of the Maryland authorities
10 capture him. About month ago 1t was
learned that he had been seen in Seattle,
Wash, and description of him was forward
ed across the continent by States Attorney
Magruder. The result was that the colored
man was taken into custody by the Seattle
detectives three weeks ago. States Attorney
Magruder had requisilion papers issued by
Governor Warfeld, and they were honored by
Governor Mead, whom the Marylanders WIS.,
lied at Olympia. the capital OF the State.
The Democratic advocate., 1905-03-18
weather RECORD for the week.

March ll--mercury "a at I a. III. and 80 at
. p. m.; generally clear; cloudy at night;
March l2-mercury 80 at a. IN. and AZ at z
D. m; cloudy, clearing weather after $50 p.
IN. March i3-mercury % at a. IN. and 80
at 2 p. m.; fair. March l4-mercury "A at
a. M and 40 at 2 p. IN; generally cloudy
March l5-mercury % at a. m. and Al at
u. M. fair. March l6-mercury u at q.
IN. and 81 at p. m; fair. March Timer
curry As ut : a. N. and 81 at p. m; fair.
The Democratic advocate., 1905-03-18
Fountain Valley Items.

MARCH lG-Mrs. Sarah Stonesifer, who has
spent the winter with her children in Baltl-
more, has returned home.
Harry G. Babylon. OF Spring Mills, moved
to his own home on Tuesday.
Mrs. Harry Flory, of Hagerstown, is visit
ing her sister Mrs. Lawrence Babylon.
Mr.. Frederick Zahn, of Westminster, is
visiting friends in this place.
The Democratic advocate., 1905-03-18
First Negro to Vote.

BIooMISGToN, H., March l4.-David
S,rother, the negro who cast the FIRST vote cast
by member OF his race in the United States,
is dead at FL Paso. Ill., His funeral was held
this afternoon. Woodford county turned out
en- masse to pay final mark Of respect TO
Strother, who had been resident of El Paso
for Al years.
The Democratic advocate., 1905-03-18

In memory of WILLIAM H. MYERLy, who departed
his life four years ago, March H. 1901
In the graveyard softly sleeping,
Where the flowers gently wave,
Lies the one we love so dearly
In his lonely, silent grave.
There are some that still will linger
Near the spot where he is laid,
And will come and scatter flowers
Ger the grave that death has made.
on we wander to the graveyard.
Flowers to strew with gentle care
ON the grave of our dear father,
Who is resting sweetly there.
BY HIS WIFE AND SONS HARRY AND FRANK.
The Democratic advocate., 1905-03-18

After being pronounced dead, Mrs. Charles
A. Sweet, of st. Louis, was restored to ami.
nation by a solution Of salt at Hot Springs,
Arkansas, several weeks ago. aud on Tuesday
returned to her home in st. Louis.
The Democratic advocate., 1905-03-18

Ii. Clay Pierce. st. Louis millionaire, has
organized his estate into trust for the pro-
teetion of the interests of his heirs.
Bubonic plague is epidemic at Pisagua,
Chile. a city of 20, 900 inhabitants. Thousands
are leaving to escape the disease.
The Democratic advocate., 1905-03-18
DIED.
IN MEMORIAM.

In Westminster. Nd. March L. 1905, Sally Ann.
aged years months and 10 days. child of Mr.. and
Mrs William McCarty.
The Democratic advocate., 1905-03-18

The date OH the Label on y0''1'
paper shOOs the time to achtch yoasf
Subscription is paid.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1905-06-06
aNicl.nn 4 NJ n n .oflEKInri,.alL..

France Inns been a seesaw natl n---S
first sup, then down and itsS position
may be reckoned BY the kings Il had
ono was ST. Louis, and nnot her. WINS.
8Hutin; meaning adstrons OF mutt!
nous Another king was the Long
while his ssucc essors were Handsome
Fortunate. Good; Wise. Beloyed and
IAffable. France must surely have been
on the top then and have progressed
further when two kings were srespecsi
lively called the father of Ills people
and the father of letters. "
Vi Denmark has had d most curious ar
ray of soyereigns, the Blue 4 Doth,
Forked Beard, Simple, Hungry Hare.
foot, Lamb; Pious and Cruel being
among them. This Inter, who was
Christian IL belled his real name BY
gaining the dditionnl title OF the Nero
ofsthcs North. There was sprobablysllt:
tie, happlnessSln Denmark when he sat
upon the throne 4 n
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1905-06-06
3Lon ~ 4, a eisne B pIstrlet.

81 am "a cockney, born ins the sound
ofBthe great bell of Bow, in london!
said an Engl lshmnn. nm d genuine
!cockney That term can be properly
applied only to d tive % easta on
:don-a man who was born within the
sound Of the bell of Bow. The dis;
strlct IS composed 5of foreigners, who
take refuge there while fleeing from
countries where they 40 not have lib
.erty: This aoating population. com.
posed OF chistss nihilists, fand, liz
fact, every one who cal mot live else.
where. comp the largest; propo rtion
Of the inhabitants of the true cockney
district. ~ olIsyllle Courier Journal.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1905-06-06

iiF5fE
The result Of the battle is. in real
sly. the triumph Of sober Japan over
whtskey led Russia: Ut is the
sgreatest temp fances lecture ever de;
5llyered to the world ITO nations and 10
Individuals as wei. Y
hat was proved on the wreck.
sstrewn Straits ~ SK orea had already
been proved in the desTucu ton Of the
Port rthur Ssquad ron,s in the running
fight with the adiyostok cruisers,
inSthe Sreduct don Of an almost impreg;
nables fortress Sand lin the land opera
lions HI Manc huria. It was in each
case Japan against Russia, but it}was
more: II was temp against
auchery 81 K
Japans q hieveme hts on land AMI
sen were not directed 4 by men who
had spent their days and nights in
sidleness and dissipati ton. They were
the oducts ~ lives Of strong, stead
fast sober endeayor, the very oppo
site of what sthelr envy had BEEN
The lesson: Of N he swar{}$i is not fol
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1905-06-06
EHli. cn IlE, 2, aaiIflention

n Sir Horace plunkett once q told ID story
sof Ibis ranching days an the vest
Riding Into camp one evening he turn.
led ahls horse loose and i got some sup;
per, which was d Wiley cooked meal
even for d COW camp. cognizing n!
the cook d cowboy he had Eformerly en-
Lployed. Sir Horace said To hin: on.
were aSway5up COW hand, but as ID cookt
you are5 no account. Why did you give
tupErlding and take to cool King What!
are your sQnalIfl lonss anywaysss'
SsQnalia tons! he replied Why,
don't you,s know I've got Syaricossl
veins y,