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The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1906-11-10

BY virtue of n >ecrce of Judge George T.
Prince, made in above stated case, dated
oct. nth 1906, the undersigned, will cX-
pose to sale, at public auction. at Lancas.
ter Court House, ~ said County and State,
on the first Monday in December 1906
during the usual hour Of sale. the follow
ing described tracts or parcels OF land in
the County of Lancaster and State OF south
Carolina. containing in the uggrc gate
twenty one hundred and thirty i2,3D
acres. more or less, and described aS fol-
lows, VIZ:
First Crwelve hundred and ninety-si Y
il2"6l acres, more or less, in Cedar Creek
Township. icing the tract of land con-
veyed TO Thomas j. Strait by w. w. Perry,
Clerk of Court, by deed dated Dec. /, 1891,
and recorded i'll office of Register of Mesuc
Conveyance tor said County in deed hook
II" pages 5S7 and 5SS. and known as the
Bailey, Patterson or Crenshaw tract and
being the land conveyed byD w Brown
to the thsraw ~ Chester hail Road Com
pany on 18th Nov 1874. bounded by lands
of estate of George w, Crenshaw. estate
lands of Griffin Walker, deceased and
othors'
Second, Also Five hundred and one (50l)
acres. more or less. IN said Cedar Creek
Township, made mp OF two tracts, one con
tanning two hundred and forty-one (24D
acres conveyed by A. L. Brown. attorney
in fact tor Annette 5 Cunningham and K
}. ,unninl ham to Thomas j. Strait by
deed dated --- day of --- 1885, and
recorded in said registers Office in deed
book O page Cos. and bounded by Ian ds
OF +. M. Walker estate lands OF Mrs. NJ.
+. reattie. lands Of r. }. Strait and lands
known ns the Stinson lands and perhaps
others-the 9th er tract contains two hun
dred and sixty (26J) acres. more or less,
and was conveyed to Thomas J. Strait by
John l.. Bell, Lawrence NJ. Bell, Letba
Jane Twitty and Robert j. Bell. and boun-
ded by lands of :. II. Brown. f. c. Perry,
w. j Hammond, and lands of Il. j. Strait
and others The deed of Letha Jane rwltty.
John l.. Bell. Lawrence NJ. Bell and Rob
ert J Bell to Thos }. Strait is dated April
4, 1895. and is recorded in deed book &c, u
page 6.7.
Third. All that tract or parcel of land,
one and One-half miles from the town OF
Lancaster, in Cane Greek Township, con-
tanning three hundred and thirty-four
(t34) acres more or less, known as the
ureton. Adams. Crockett and WiesenfeId
tracts and bounded north by lands OF J.
L. Fnnderbnrk; east by estate lands of 4
j. Kibler, the Billings lands and others
south by lands OF j. Wren liiman aud
others, and west by lands OF } r Fun
derburk. l.. C.. Payseur. Ernest Moore l..
Z, Fenderburk and perhaps others.
The above described land may be sol 1
in any sub-divided tracts in the discreet On
Of the Plaintiffs Attorney.
Terms of sale, cash Purchaser to pay
for papers The purchaser or purchasers
shall comply with the terms of sale within
one-half hour from the time said property
!, bid of, and upon failure to do so, the
sheriff will Immediately proceed to resell
said property at the risk Of the former
purchaser.
J. =. HUNTER
Sheriff l.. county.
X. f. WYLIE,
Plaintiffs Attorney
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Election Returns.
In New York, where Great
est Interest Centered,
Hughes Defeated Hearst
for Governor.

ing ITO incomplete returns from
all over the State received up to
10 80 O'Clock tonight, Charles
+. Hughes, the Republican can
didate, has been elected Cover
nor Of the State, over William
Randolph Hearst, the nomine q
of the Democratic party and the
Independence League. by approx
imately plurality Of so, 900.
Two years ago Governor Higgins
was elected on the Republican
ticket by so, $50.
There was some doubt express
ed tonight as to the fate of the
Democratic and independence
League tickets outside of Mr..
Hearst, several OF the New York
newspapers, which have been
supporting Mr.. Hughes, decIar-
ing that there was chance that
the subordinate officers of the
Democratic and Independence
League combination has been
elected.
The latest figures seem TO in,
dicate that Mr.. Hughes pluraIi
ty above the Bronx will excsd
$4,000, To Offset this Mr..
Hearst's plurality in Greater
New York will probably be from
$4,000 to $4,000.
In Brooklyn, where Senat or
Patrick II. McCarren made a
bitter fight against Hearst, the
latter carried the borough by n
small plurality, probably 1000
At one time it seemed that
Hughes had been successful in
Brooklyn, but the late returns
were all strongly in favor of the
Democratic candidate.
Mr.. Hearst has been given a
majority Of nearly 10000 in
Manhattan and the Bronx.
Queens county, which Includes
Long Island City, has gone for
Hearst by from 5000 to 5000
and Richmond (Staren Island)
has also given The Democratic
candidate plurality.
AS a result of the scratching
and the voting for the same can
didates under different party EN-
blems, the returns for the subor-
dinate officers on the various
State tickets are so complicated
as not TO be available tonight.
Great interest centered here
In New York in the campaign
waged for the judiciary ticket
named by com mittee of law
yers, headed by Joseph II.
Choate, and former Judge Alton
b. Parker. The Tammany and
Independence League joint tic
ket has won over the non-parti-
san candidates by big pluralities.
State Senator Thomas f. Ora.
dy, of Tammany Hall, has been
reelected over Thomas Rock,
who has been known in the cam
paign as Eight Hour"Rock and
who claimed he had been tricked
by the Independence League.
Throughout the State there
has been notable falling off in
the vote from 1904, which was
a Presidential election year. The
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olina to lay was without incide:t
and very small vote was polled-
Governor Nj. f. Ansel, Democrat,
and the entire State ticket was
elected, the only opposition be
ing J. l.. Chandler, who received
half a hundred Socialistic votes
Seven Democratic congressman
were elected, five without oppo
sition, the Republican nominees
in the fourth and seventh dis.
tricts getting only handful of
votes.
SWEEPING DEMOCRATIC VICTORY IN
NORTH CAROLINA.
Raleigh special in Charlotte
Observer:
The Democrats have certainly
swept the State ard they are the
proudest of their defeating Black
burn for Congress in the 9Th
district. Democratic State Chair.
man Simmons closing his head
quarters at midnight, told me
the story of the days work in
these words: "We have car
ried every congressional district.
We have increased our majority
over the majority against Roose
velt by from 5000 to 5000 and
it will be from 40, 900 to $4,000
The legislature will most
probably be even more strongly
Democratic than it now is. 1t is
probably the greatest victory
ever won in the State in an off
year. This result is due chic flv
to the fact that the State i
strongly Democratic, but also in
part to the fragrant and open in
reference of Federal Office hold
ers and as a rebuke to eX-Sena
tor Marion Butler, who has be-
come the Republican leader"
RESULT IN OTHER STATES-SOUTH
DEMOCRATIC AS UsUAL-LITTLE
CHANGE IN WEST AND EAST.
Wednesdays Charlotte Obser
yer: Elections were held yes.
terday in ~ States and while
results in a number Of instances
were of unusual interest, it may
be said that generally speaking
there were no great surprises.
Throughout the South the
Democratic State and congress
ional tickets have been elected
by the usual maiorities. In the
West and East, the States that
were aligned two years ago in
the Democratic or Republican
columns, show no material
change, the Democrats making
gains in some instances and the
Republicans in others. The Re.
publicans retain control of Con-
gress by a good majority.
Massachusetts has reelected
Curtis Guild, Republican, as
Governor, over District Attorney
John b. Moran, of Boston, who
was the candidate of the Dem J.
cratic party, the independence
League and the prohibitionists.
In Chicago it is estimated
that the Independence League
ticket polled 100000, but there
was a Republican plurality for
the State officers.
Pennsylvania has elected
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Tho NaWc Does Job Printing
luO NOHD for others. Why
can't we do yours? %? ? ? ?
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against

Thomas J. Strait and Southern Granite
Company, Defendants.
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Sheriff'S Sale.
STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
COUNTY OF LANCASTER.
In the Common Pleas.

The British and American Mortgage Com,
pany, limited, Plaintiff
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-11-11
SABBATH DAY SERVICES
Installation Exercises al First Pres
bgterIan Church.
PASTORS FAREWELL SERMON
Rev. L. C. shearer, of Grace Metho.
dist, breaches to His Congregation
for Last Time Today = Trinity
Lutheran Anniversary.

An interesting program has been
arranged for the annual services Incl
dent To the installation OF officers and
teachers Of the F.rst Presbyterian
church. to be held at the church this
morning at II o'clock instead OF the
usual service.
The exercises will be opened with
4 statement by the pastor. after
which the officers and teachers Will
assemble before the pulpit ana par
ti,ipatc in scripture reading. This
Will be followed by Il conservation
prayer by the pastor ana II hymn.
When the officers and teachers have
resumed their seats the pastor will
preach the installation sermon.
This afternoon at = O'Clock the
usual services will be held preach.
ing by the pastor. Rev. T.. T. We'll
ford.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-11-11
Powell
Trust Co.,
27tt Washington Ave.
w Il
27tt Washington Ave.

10000 tons battlcghp. The three new
placement. Grcnter speed and tho
same strength as the Drealnonght
ANA report has It that the navy de-
parimcut Will cndcnvor 10 design
three nattlcsripa of less tonnage, but
greater speed ana the same arma-
ment OF the proposed 10000 ton shin.
This will he the problem with which
the naval board will have u contend
in dcgigning the now ships. and If 1t
is successful the plans viii be sub
mittcl to congress when the request
for the necessary funds TO construct
them Is made
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! MAY BUILD THREE
GREAT BATTLESH|PS
Hayg Department Will Ask Con-
gPess for Money 10 Excel
Eng|and's Latest.
ALL YARDS IN GET A CHANCE
Plan is to Construct One Vessel at
Government Plant and Private Com
pan;es viii Bid on others-originaI
Plans for "Skcerd.o'.N othina" Up
set.

Reliable reports from Washington
say that the navy department will ask
Congress ut It's next session for funds
TO build nj least two and probably
three mighty battleships. designed to
equal, If not excel. In speed. cndur-
;,lcr and fighting strength Great Brit
inn's latest war-dogs, the famous
Drcndnought and tho lnfleXiblc, In
ylnclblc and Indomltahlc. which were
reported to he armorcd cruisers, but
which are batilcshps Of an even more
Formidable type than the Dread
nousht.
Secretary OF the Navy Charles j.
Bonanarte has directed the naval
board OF construction to investigate
NIL of these vessels, particularly tho
last three. and 1t Is understood that
designs for similar vessels will he
prepared by the construction bonrd
and submitted to Congress with re-
quest for sufficient funds to construct
them.
1t is understood that II was the orig
iral intention of the department TO
have The huge 10000 ton "Skccrd.o'-
nothing" plnns for which have been
completed. constructed III the New
York navy yard but tile new develop
ments Will mean that private ship
building firms will be called npon to
+ submit bids on all vessels authorized,
except one TO lie built hy the govern
incnt. This means that the Newport
News Shipbulding and Dry Deck
Company will he able to submit bids
on nj least two mammoth hattlcshins
and II stands an excellent chance to
land the contract for at least one OF
them
Tho investigation by tho naval
board of the three now English bat
tleshlps probably will upset the orig
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-11-11
Grace Methodist.

Rev. l.. c. Shcarcr. pastor of the
Grace Methodist church, will preach
his farewell sermon to the congrc-
CATION AT gao O'Clock tonight His
subject will De "A Pastors Parting,
DoXolgy and Bcncdicticn." Mr..
Shearcr has been pastor of the Grace
church for fom years and he will be
transferred to . new field by the
presiding bishop ut the Methodist
Conference which convones at Ports
mouth next Wednesday,.
Rev Mir. Shcarer will occupy his
pulpit nj the usual hour this morning.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-11-11
Newport News Baptist.

Rev. j. w. Porter. d. d.. pastor OF
the Newport News Baptist church.
will preach al the Casino this morn
Ing and evening at tho usual hours.
This morning the pastor will preach
Il special sermon 10 Sunday school
workers. The evening subject will
be Dives and HaieS." Mrs. s. p.
Marston will he the soilist of the
church choir in the future.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-11-11
Trinity Lutheran.

Tho Sunday school OF tho Trinity
Lutheran church will hold special
services this morning at II O'clock
in celebration of the eleventh ami
versary OF its organization The pas
tor. Rev f. a. Shenl. VII deliver II
short address on The Aim Of the
Sunday School" Regular services
will be held ut 1880 O'Clock this even
ing. the pastor preaching on the sub
iect. The Enemy Following Israel"
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-11-11
Calvary BAPTIST Church.

Rev. a. ~. Butler, pastor of the
Calvary Baptist church, announces
his subjects for today rs follows:
Morning. "A Piercing. Scurehins
Question: evening. This Thing |
Have Done if Other People Like 1t
/ Shall he Glad But if Not They
tiust Make the Best They Can of 1t
Sunday school will be held nj In"
usual hour, $50 4. M
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rs Social Personal g

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS,
Mr.. and Mrs. EN-. Cooke have re-
turned from u--yiSit-Ae Cincinnati and
other western cities.
Miss Marin HcAley, OF Richmond, is
the guest of the Misses Williamson
on wenty:uiath Street.
Mr. e. S. Robinson has returned
from snccesSf#i-hunting trip up
James river.
j. +. Fanarsdale against the Wcs-
tern Union Telegraph Company, dam
ages, $3.50.
MIR. w. j. Mcdowell. chief clerk to
the assistant general frogl, agent OF
the Chicago, Cleveland, Cincinnati &
ST. Louis railroad, has returned 10
Chicago after spending few days IN
tHiS city.
Miss Frances Starr, of Norfolk
will give an entertainment ut tho
Chestnut Avenue Methodist church
Tuesday night. She will be assisted
by Mrs. Floyd Morrisette
Mrs. Mary T. McAleer Of Renee
verte West Virginia, is the guest of
her daughter Nrs--Eee Griffin, II,
Twenty-sSsehtfA street.
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Chestnut Avenue.

Rev. j. T. Green, pastor of the new
Chestnut Avenue Methodist church,
has announced his subjects today as
follows: Morning The True Knight. :"
Evening. "A Reason For Ones Faith
Communion VIII be administered nj
the morning service,
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-11-11
Repairs to Monroe.

The Old Dominion liner Monroe
which has been undergoing repair; to
hcr hull during the past week. prob
ably Will be iioated out of dry dock
No. :, at the shipyarrl today. In the
event that she leaves the basin to-
day she will sail for New York with
cargo of freight tomorrow or Tues,
day.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-11-11
Thirtieth Street christian

Services will he held ut the 1'hir
tieth Street Christian church. Rev
w Il. J.nnctt, pastor. today as fol
lows: Sunday schools. 9:ij a. M,
morning worship ana communion ut
II o'clock: evening services AMI
worship at 7:30 o'clock, ANA Chris
tian Enicavor ut 6;i5 u. IN.
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Mr.. BARCLAY L.c,avea.

Mir. c. W. Barclay, who has lived
here for number of years. left yes
tcrt.ay for Bingham, Ala. To take 30
sitlcn with a large jcwclry manufac-
turing company Mr. Barclays fam
ily will follow him later. :.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-11-11
Twenty.fourth Street Christian.

Prof. w. y. Willoughby of the
Christian College. Lynchburg. will
preach at II o'clock this morning and
at 1880 O'Clock this evening at the
Twenty-fouvth street Christian church.
The pastor. Rev. -. S. Hcnkel, is now
conducting successful series OF re-
Wval meetings nj the First Street
Christian church. l.yncnburg.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-11-11

Rappahanrock Clears With Exports.
The British steamer Rappahanock
cleared yesterday for Liverpool with
Il full cargo of miscellaneous exports
including several thousand barrels
or flour and $50 head of Eve catlc.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-11-11
Ct p,uI,s En;scon,,

Services viii be held at ST. Paul's
Episcopal church, Rev. y. o. Sykes,
rector, today rs follows: Sunday
school at $50 Il. M; Bible class at
10 Il. m: morning prayer, ante com
munion and sermon ut II 4. M: even
ing prayer ana sermon ut 1870 p. III.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-11-11
Coal for Vera Cruz

The Norwegian steamer Bjorgvin
arrived Tn port yesterday from New
York To load n full cargo Of coal
here for Vera Cruz.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-11-11
Second B1rtist.

Rev. II. T. I.outhan. of Williams.
hirg, will occupy the pulpit al the
Second Baptist church at h0th the
morning ana evening services today.
Sunday school will he held ri $3.50
Il IN.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-11-11
SD. Vineent,s CathoIic.

Regular services will be conducted
Mt St. VinCent's Catholic church to-
day as follows: First mass at Z
O'Clock: second mass at 10 O'Clock;
vespers and beneiction Of the bless
ed sacrament at O'Clock.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-11-11
trinity Methodist

The morning services AT the Trim
i,y Methodist church at II o'clock vii
be conducted by MIR. John Golden
Of the Sailors Rest and Rev. L. I
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Loaded Bunker Coal.

The British steamers Capclla and
HAVerstoe loaded Il total of l. 900
tons OF bunker coal at this port yes
tcrday
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-11-11
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
ss Marine Notes ss
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Saturday November 10. 1906
Arrived.

Arrived.
Steamer Biorgin lNorD I.aaiing,
New Yurk-tu White Oak Coal com.
pany III ballast.
steamer Capclla (Br) Gil. Calves.
tonic {. H. Arnal for bunker coal.
Steamer Hnverstoc BrD Foley,
Roston-to c. H. Arnai fsr bunker
ccu!.
Steamer Princess Anne. 1aylcy,
New York ANA Norfolk to OLD Do.
mnoG Steamship Company with pas.
senGers aud merchandise.
Steancr powhatan, Ryan. Baltimore
Ito Merchants Il Miners Transporta.
ton comray with passengers and
merchandise
. Steamer Howard. Chase. Prevalence
and Norroli--;o Merchants & Miners
ton Company with passengers ana
scngcrs arJ merchandise.
steamer George w. clylc. o'Noiii
philadelphia AMI NorGolk-to Clyde
Steamship company with mer3lan,
Disc.
Schooner Young Brothers, snow
New Hork-h1 White Oak Coal com
pany in ballast.
Schooner William C. Carnegie Reed
Portlanl-to White Oak Coal com
pany in ballast.
Cleared.
Steamer RappahaMnock (Br.) Buck
ingham. Livcrpool-Furncss Witty
e Company.
Sailed.
Steamers Capclla (Br.) Gill, Iiv
oipool ana IIavre; Haverstonc OBJ
Foley. Fernandna; Powhatan, Ryan
Norfolk ami Providence: Seneca
O'Keefe, Norfolk and New York;
Howard Chase, baltimore.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-11-11
cereal Exports Cor Week.

The cereal exports from this port
during the week ending yesterday
were us follows:
Flour, tbarrels) ....... 206
Corn meal, (barrcls) 5.0i2
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-11-11

ing at 7:30 O'clock at the Seventh
Day adventist church by Elder c. b.
Rule on the subject, 'Adventists'
Faith"
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-11-11

Wexford, pastor OF the First prcshy-
tcrian church, will conduct the even
ing services at 1890 O'Clock.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-11-11

10 Yoll
Read Ads?

If not come to- see us and
we will talk the matter over
oi buying or selling property
10 you or for you. insuring
same, loaning to YOU money
or your money to others at
& per cent. on Real Estate
security; renting 10 you or
for you. Can write you Il
bond. We take deposits and
nay 4 per cent. interest.
All of the Finch property.
other ;han Washington Ave
nue and tho key lots ON either
side. in our charge. Tor sale,
i"asc. ctc.
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Seventh Day Adventist.

There viii De preaching MS even
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WOMEN'S BLACK BRoADCLoTH,
Satin lined Jackets; QH 90
worth $3.50. for ..... YfIJU
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Table Damask and
Napkins
Special Value;

FINE SATIN DAMASK, PURE
Linen, two yards wide; soc Yea
grade at, yard ........... IG
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Cleared.

Steamer Rappahamnock (Br.) Bug
ingham, Livcrpool-Furncss Will
e Company.
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G0INCH BLEACHED. MERCERIZ-
cd Damask; soc value at, 90
yard ..... ...... JGJ
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5S.INCH BLEACHED TABLE DA-
mask; good quality, Hgsa
yard .......... .... E,VU
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3as:E .es....,. Ga..:4 . :.:.<:,:<l99
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HANDSOME GREY SUITINGS. "a
inches wide; half wool; Il DE- =
bargain IT. yard ....... GJS
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1906-12-20
THE MAN WITH THE SHOVEL.
There Are Millions of Him DeIving
for Earth's Wealth.

We sold In 1906" says a Boston
manufacturer, $4,000 dozen shovels
and delivered them to railroads, min
Ing companies and other large users.
One might think SO many shovels
would be enough for a time, but this
year our sales will amount to AGO.
900 dozen, or q little less than 5000.
900 shovels."
Every phase Of activity entering
Into the prosperity Of the country has
been commented upon until 1t would
seem that there Is no feature entirely
new vet the production Of shovels,
certainly a fine index, has not been
much thought about. Five million
shovels must mean great labor In i'm
provement and preparation for new
wealth taken out Of the earth. None.
tary records. new showings In Inn
ports and exports, manufacturing to.
tails not before reached, and new high
bank clearings have all been consid-
cred as representative OF the pros-a
perity now enjoyed. yet nothing could
be 30 truly significant as the illustra-
tion here afforded. This is the year OF
the man with the shovel. Nothing
more basic could be found, and an apt
and expressive name for the period
would be the year Of the 100000
shovels.-Minneapolis Journal.