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Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-11-24
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS IN ,,ul,.

lanH. ~ Wie iiberieeii6e 8lGtter Sc.
ri6ten, lit Ger 9iIhof BON Wilna, pa.
ION Gouaro bon Der Ropp Ourh I'll
lerbObiten" utas aus ieiner Di03eTs
oerbdnnt uno pItop ibm als Qufents
baltsort dngepielen porben. Oie per-
ldutet, puros Inn cine id6rlide qens
lion BON nur 1900 R. ausgeporfen.
Der 4ufentbdIt in ben 9renaen
2itbauen's 1T oem giidof unterIaat.
Der 8ilhof nuros ieiner3eit duf Der
langen Der Regieruue aus Der 8i0sefe
1iraspDI segeu Isinen 0iaen uno Gem
Wunihe oes 81. 9dters oe6orhenb
mad WilHa iiberid6ri. Der qrdlat
a5nte I6on odmals, mas Ieiner in
Dem Heuen Uittun1sfreiie pariete.
8eim 4bI6ieo aus Sardton fprab er
bic OeniDiiroisen, jebt in Grfdnung
g%egaHgensn 0orte: sd iebe, mir
3eigt ii6 odg areu3." DEL Conflict,
beridtet bic .Ceutine Runoihau" in
@orotop, bes giiaofg nit Der Resies
ruHs 1T niht iufoIge leiHer 56a leit
in eer Rei1souma entitanoen. ipie
iriiHer dnaenommen porDen, iouoern
cuslhlieBIib pe9en protsction Der
poIniiden iatboliIhen @ruppen uno
Greaniiationen gum G60ben Der sSns
iergfen Der Grtboborie I'm a5nigreide
poIsn. 81, bic 0rtbooorie Don Tsis
ten Der &egieruHg mar ouh fir bic
gorgdnser bss gdrous Ropp i'm BIZ
i60flihen Nmte ber Di05eIe Dilna,
fir Die gifh0Fe 6%riHispicli uno
SpieropiiTd, BE 8lippe, bic ibrer
Sbdtiqteit Elm gHoe bereiieie uno To-
men 9srbannang einbrahte. Damals
6efremoete bic 9er6ounung zines IA
tholiideH giIdDis nidt foHberIi6,
man mar barOn faIt gepobnt. Qns
oers iebt, Do aud fir 9uBtano bic
Morgenrotbe elmer .gonfitution urb
Der DsnineRsireibeii" dngebro6en
lit! On cisIsm 3sitdltsr H6erraidi bic
9erbannung zines iotboliiden 8is
ihOfs fhoH eber. Daour6 III abtr
aud oer 9spsis erbraht oaB Sic
proelamirts gepiTeHsfreibeit 0gf Dem
Papiere Iisbsu gsblis5sn lift. Qn's
6alien uno 4usfibrsR osHen, mas
0urd uias 0es Gsaren peripronen,
osatt Qismanb i'm erHiis. 10000
uuirte botien fh seiasi. nun bsrri6i
Bic 9lau5enss unb gtpiHensfrei6eit,
nun pouen mir CUR tatbolii 6enAirhe,
or mir In 6sr3sn lansI aHgshoreR.
aud duberlim als treue gldubise unb
Qrbdueer fspsn. Sis siueen BIN uno
%DeriaHgteH, In ben offenili6sn gahsrn
als r0miih statboliih siHqeitassn ia
nerbeu. Won 60t e ihnsn run6peg
DerDeisert. SIN rufii6sn 6esrs tit
bic ruHH9sogtbo5oTs Gtaassreligioa
bic ein5ise, bic man tennt un0 amer
isnnt, iros feierlid sspd5rlsiHsisr
9lnubsnss unb @erifengfreibeitl
1ienanb Ffaet sis Solbaien. al mel
der g%onfsFion ie iih bsiennen, man
BDingi re einfah obne neiieres in ben
gotissoienh Der rufiihsu gopsn AZ
gebgn. 60 periisbl man in 8uBlanb
bic prociifhe DurhfHbruRp bee
grunoiasss esr Sl1ubenss gno Sc
piHsnsireihsit.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-11-24

.5rsaet su6 uHe irohlodss. Bonn
Febs. sr0b ii susr 2o5H in 6immsl.4
(guc. 8, 23.)
SUITE zbaten brinesa 6srrli6s
5radis'. bsrF6srt ms Bic 81. 56rift
(4leisi. 3. 15.l unb Dag bic an Dsu
armtn SssItu stsbis 2is5s unS garms
hsrsisttii su bsn bsiten, sotissfiniss
ten SsatsR sth5yt sa5ca oirfsa mir
Jet l~5srseas: fsiH. "a t~auIeasfSitig
beI15Ht gott isssn dct Der 9is5e uns
SsnustbunH7 isr itine hilifsIefieu,
I~siosuoHsH ainbsE. bttSe.lsa esz aeis
n~isuHesories mo su1r IA oisier 2osn
sia srsifa4sE; Elm eo5a Tn esbsa, slH
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-11-24
Allrrlrt nom Gupr,

Die bsbausrliHs Qffairs Shr0rs
in Bonn III. rad ben ususHsa Wels
saRssH, bsiss.ssi peEasn. CARDINAL
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-11-24

Ea1enpori. Ga. Der Qsos
prsfbsstr Reo. Omen Sman III gum
Q6iiisnisn aH e. 4m6roFus, Des
Moirss ernannt roEasu un5 Rso. 8.
SerbbIhlsr osrFsbt ssiipeilia gls5r
Greet. 1oH I'D aus iaHfiis aud asoia
csrisssa ziE.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-11-24

qincofn, 1eb. - Urn {. Dom
Hersiag nurbs bic sdn5lih rsno0ir.s
Ino Heu a~usseHattsie Ct. Watxns
Birdie in Qagsmburs Dor nsusm sinsss
rsisi.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-11-24

Das duf ben Is. December b. 81
IN Rom 7aberoumte GentenarfeTt oes
Fl. Sobonues Gbrpioitomus lit oar6
0erFiigunl ots 81. gaters auf BEN
q. .Souuar Dtrihoben nor6sn. es
tit Sies Der Gag. an neIhsm ionobi
bic griehtIhe pie bic lateiniihe airhs
bic isierlife ueberfubrune Der Gebeif
ne nes 6giligeu pon gomona mad
@onHuntinopel Misisrt. 8ieis gegihiec
buna hes Gentenors mar burhdus fols
sstibtig, tpenn man beoentt, oaB ala
dnberen fsisrlihtn rtligi6Isn Manis
feItationen D66reno hes RoDsmbera
abssia8t pureen. Sn oisism monai
fiuosn ndmli6 isbr notwithstanding bic
r5miihsn 8emsinoeratbapahlsn TAFT
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-11-24

Nus Narns6orf In gGbmen
tpmmt Die SraueriuRbe pom zooe eis
mes Der beroorrassnOIteu hritli6sIoa
eialsn MGnnsr Ceiierrsi6's: boblp.
Ambros Opib. Gr itarb am 81.
Sept., Dem 9ase ber 9oaen0une lei.
nes 81. 2ebensjabres, mad fIinfid6ris
ger ihmer3lihgr araRtbsit, Die infoIs
az zines raiilolteH, mathematician,
Himmermioen CpTerlebenE IN BEN gea
ruie ii6 einiieaie. Qmbros Spib, Der
in zen iieb3iger Sdbren ben 8iosrs
iano Der bohmilhen aatbOliten 9egen
bic olttat5olilhe gspegang orsauiFrs
ie, tyat felt 1873 in ben DON ION ses
ihdffenen gldtisru fir gerbreitun9
Der hriHlit siorialen Sossn Elm, Sc
ioneers uahbem biefe sa geginn str
a6i5i8srjl6rs in Wien SUB ssfabt
botten. IN Der Settle Iolher Ul6nner
pis queger uuo 9tBmaun natm er
ieinen glab, uno NIT ihnsn unb anoes
ren oersint tdmpfa u. itritt e. in rer
0oifsDeriretuHg uno oer BrtHe fir
ltin 5tfal. cine srobe 6rinlihs
oeutfbe gortst BE ihibsnb in sas
naiionals gtben ots @ollss einsu5rei
fen Derm6Ate cine gartsi. Die i'd ni1t
0or1uf 6sihydHits. MIR ibren geiiBa
iiono 30 bsrt6sioigeu. lonosrn in That's
lrdftigsr GrfoNuns Der gegenpdrt bieA'
8goeutun8 Der 6riflifen GcciaIre
form aasu SiaHosn preoise. uno 81
mar ibm and bsfhisben. bic 9erpirfz9
ii6ung oisies e5oeals 3u srIs6sn. Dag
ss inCeHerrsib 81 oisiem NuMduun0
eelommen III 1T gu nint oerinaem
16eil bas 9eysienf Ieiner I61tiaieit
alg 6raneer un5 6~srausqsbsr Der 3ei~
tanaen Better. 9oltsstg.o (ieit
1879. .Rei6spof@ Gsb 1899.
uG9erlano" 0eit 1890. .Qanobotea
(itii 1901. llsbsr bic grsnasn fsines
goterlaRoss 6inaus wirsts Cpib aud
ais 0erlsser ser observation-disclosures I.
.8ollsauftldruHg'. gr mar Elm
WaBn Don ssraes5u erfaunlihem
S6afisnzeranst, Elm unsntnester
@otiesHreitsr. elmer her maBge6suos
fen gFaofinosr Der 6rtiflihsfociafsu
9oltsbens3ans in cen sniiasn
9ousR 6sSmsn'A n
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-11-24

- Der rbeiniide Qu6Iicih uno Qos
@Iititer, bohp. 6r. SEQ. 5rjeor. Dass
bdh. beS penise Saae uab IeiHem
Warusoorfer GolIsgsn Opib oerItarb,
piomtte iih. glti6 oieism, FER prsFe;
5undht (1875 ourh Grinouns oes
nBduliusblotts" uno Der s5rieris
i6eu 9anOss3eitune@, 0dnu elmer
Getbe anoerpdrtiger rnternsbmungsn,
Die er 1902 ale in cine DAFT
umpdnOelte. Ord ni6t uur dla
Qu6liciit eu!pideIte Oisies 9orbilo Ell
mes BON BEN 9e9nern Derbabten ,,6ebs
capIdns" cine %umfaheuoe Ala iessit
fonDeru aud ols 9olitiler unelSrneues
rsr oss l%ocialen 2ebeus. 5eit 1889
Seb6rie CT ais Gsntrumsmit9lieo Dem
preubh6en Nbgeorouetenbauie, un6
felt 1898 ou6 Fem 8einstdae als bes
pdbrtsr un0 fdlasfsrtiser admpe an.
Den 2dnopirtben oes WOiellanoes
pnro er auBeroem ais 8riinoer uuo
Qeiter bes trier. 9duernpereins ein
setrsusr GdarOt, ben 5sinosn bes Gsns
trums oaeesen rdr ter iampfluitiee,
feoers uno reoegepanote @apIdn eine
%unbsqusme grIdduuns. WsiB man
bod gau3 geRdu: 70 LANCE iolhe M6ns
rer oa iin0. piro man NIT Der iatboA
liThen Stride in Dsutfhlano nidi
um%ipringen t6nnen, pie nan es in
6rdntreih seiban Sat. 9aber aud oer
6aB, BEN man auf Dasbah uno MdnS
usr IeiuessIei6en seDoTfen Eat.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-11-24

gr3biihof Slider BON Goln Sat bars
mad, mad eoraufsesanseneu 6cnfez
ren3en 5ipiiten nem Curator Der
Bonner llnioerftGt, Och. Regieransss
rat6 g.. gbbiugbdus. 9rof. Sdr9rs
uno oem Gultusminifer 6oas. jouie
oer parauf a~ngeoronetsn 3e;ie sss
@eb. 0berregieruugsrat6s Or. Sliler,
oortrdgeH0eR 3at5s i'm Guliusminis
iterium, gum CARDINAL Slider, bic
8er0ronung. peIhe ben tatb. Sheolos
9ieiuoirenhen ben 8eiun oerSnrors's
iden @orleiuussu p~ortduii5 Derbot,
5uriidse3ogen. S6r0rs iAeint I'D
oornaa Indirect 6oh CUR lHterpsrfs
uns bequenii uno Der MiHiFeriutrotb
pie 9ermitiluns i6ernommen gu bds
benz Ia Der garoiual ni6t bloB oas
ReGt auf ieiusr Seits BATE, ion6ern
aud ~ mas oft me5r biIft - in 9ers
TN iebr gut dnseihtisbsn lit.
3u oen htstat6olii6en gl6ts
tern. Oi, perfiGnoiQ i6er bic Qdpii4
en3ptIita .Qascenoi" urt6eilen, aeIelt
Fh jeBt aud oie 0onoon Zines. Sie
Cer0fientliai einsn sroBen qufiab,
Der 3anihf feititsut, CAB Der Mo0ers
nih Spyrea, 3peifeuos bic ibulOiae
46tuug 9egsHdber isinem tirhlihen
S~btr1aupte nerlsBts. ais er gesen bic
@n3ptlita unb ben papit i6rieh. Il. a.
iteat Der Qrtittl Die 5ragen: .Qer
DertbeiOigt 0eun ben Mo0ernismus,
pelneH Die @n3Dtlitl eerurtbeilt2
0ia bic srie6iIhsortbooorr airhe
ibn babsn? gtetnl 8iu Die anslicas
niIhe Stride etpds nit tom aemein
baben2 Ieinl 8ia irgenb cine prote.
ftantiihe @emeinoe i9 gum Mooers
Hismus betennen2 Sis duf cine psrs
fdpinoenbe Minoritdt neini~
Die .5imes" nsnut Die Gnsgtlita eis
neH Nartfein bes pirtIi6en @6yi.
Itentbums.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-11-24

auf auoronuns RES popltss
piro am s. December B.. s. oas erltt
YleuarconeiI her tatb. Stride auf ben
8bilippinen= SnIeIn er5ffnet perseu.
Sebr pa6rihsirIid peroen bic bisbei
in Strait ssblis6euen Tpuniitsa Re,
geIn fit Die Discipliu our6 neue, ben
neuen 9erbdltuiHsR angepubte RegelH
erIebt psrben.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-11-24
@ottes Wnnoenlobr fir
ntrgrsuitnr Der nrnneu
5reIen.

CIR Ben armsnIssLs MoHa.l
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-11-24

~ HEH $500 H"~| 49," HNHa OF
nidt fdroeu. iHrbern DieImsbr mi!
beiliqer 9eri6psHbHnssfuht uns bss.
TeI6sn bsoisneH fir uHs uuo uniers
t6snrs 2ootsn.
qieber 2sfsr, made e Dir our &C.
pobnttii. in iebem 2immer beines
5auies. fsIbt aud i'm gorlor, Elm &c.
F1b nit MeihplHer su BADEN, I'M iss
esr3sit 6arnoh Idneen su tonRsnl -
gbriHlidsr Qrbsiier uro 6dusnater.
asbe niht an bic 4rbeis obne Did. bic
Deinen uRb 5ie drmsn Sselsn nit
osm oepebtsn Wafsr geTesnst Al 6a.
zen. uHo BIZ CUTE Wuttr. ltoe bid
ME 'ur Rubs urb Tsbs ME auf. o6ns
oeins aiuoer. bic groben pi. oie llei.
men. aud bic in Der 8srne n~eileRben,
iopis BE armen SesisH nit Osihpais
Ter seiesnst a. fabsn. ga lieber
5rsuHb, 70 Of bu in Die atrts eebf,
gib ben amen SsslsR Das 4lmoIen
beg NsibnnFsrs. gang bsionosrs o6sr
au1 rsnR 0u Ben gotsesoder beIghit.
3 ue frp6 psresn BE arnsn Sselen
isia Of i6sr folder eisbssipsneei
60 Oft mir sinsm Wsi6paTasge=
bdlter aHs maxim. iislsH mir uns oor,
Dab cine S8aar ormsr Sss.sn ZEN
iel6eH umriHgt uHe uHs biiisH0 un5
mabagns 5uruit - nit nett gr5Berem
Rstt, als BE artitIIttigsR 5irisn
Dou @srara: ~unisr if bas UaHsr!1
(Gsn. IS. 20J r9rduss ans ea5sr ans
BEN grunrsa Der grguiduns. ben bic
81. 9if4s Hi4. miatsE gun 2roFs 10
The Farmville herald. [volume] (Farmville, Va.) 1890-1934, 1907-02-15
KEEP The XII NEYS WELL
Health is worth Saving, and Some Farm
vile People Know how TO Save It.

Many Farmyille people take their
lives in their hands 10y neglecting the
kidneys when they know these organs
need help. Sick kidneys are respOn-
sible for vast amount Of suffering
and ill health, but there is no need 10
suffer nor 10 remain in danger when
all diseases and aches and pains due
80 weak kidneys can be quickly aud
permanently cured by the u.s. of D0an's
Kidney Pills. Here il the statement
0f a Famville citizen who has reclaim
ei good health by the use Of this RENE
dy:
4. ID Jenkins, who has resided i'm
farmyille. Va, for twenty-five years
aud Dr. blacksmith oy occupation,
place of address on Main street, says:
"When ] come across anything which
IL good ] like TO let others know about
10 ! suffered FOR some time with a
dull aching pain i'm the small Of my
back aud was suffering at the time
went 10 II. e.. Crute's drug store and
got DOan's Kidney Pills. They went
right To the spot aud il was only a
short time before my backache was a
thing OF the past. recommend all
backache sufferers TO give Doan's Kid
ney Pills a trial and they will never
regret il.
For sale by all dealers. Price 80
cents FOster-Mllburn Co., Buffalo,
New York, sole agents for the United
States.
Remember the name-DOan's-and
take no other.
The Farmville herald. [volume] (Farmville, Va.) 1890-1934, 1907-02-15
PUBLIC NOTICE.
To the People of Farmville.

All persons in Farmville must hold
themselves responsible for any weak
ness or suffering caused from old age
chronic coughs or colds, bronchitis
weak lungs, rundown conditions
stomach troubles, nervousness or pool
blood when we are willing to sell them
the real cod liver preparation, Ninol,
and return their money If it does not
benefit.
The reason Vinol Is so successful i'm
restoring health and creating strength
is because it contains in addition to
tonic iron all the medicinal elements
Of cod liver oil actually taken from
fresh Gods livers, but without oil or
grease to upset the stomach and retard
its work.
Unlike old-fashioned cod liver oil
and emulsions, it is deliciously pala-
table, agreeab e TO the weakest stomach,
therefore, unequalled as a strength
creator and tonic reconstruction.
Mr.. Crute, Of II. G. Crute * Co., our
local druggists says: cit is because we
know so well Of what Vinol is made
that we ask every rundown, nervous,
debilitated, aged or weak person in
Farmville, aud every person suffering
from stubborn colds, hanging-on
coughs, bronchitis or incipient con-
sumption to try Ninol OH our guar4n-
tee.n II. 9. Crute d Co., druggists.
NOTE.-While we are sole agents for
Vinol in Farmville, il is now for sale
at the leading drug store in nearly
every town and the city in the country.
Look for the Ninol agency in your
town.
The Farmville herald. [volume] (Farmville, Va.) 1890-1934, 1907-02-15
WOMEN AS WORKERS

This is said 10 be the age Of women
workers, aud this is true, but IL is a
mistake to say that there were no wO-
men workers in by gone. Soloman de
scribes for us the nobest worker OF
them all. Listen a. he introduces
this splendid character She was a
spinner who bought wool and flax
and worked willingly with erhands.'
She dealt in commerce, alike the mer-
chant ships, she brought her food from
affair" She worked night and day,
"rising while it was yet night, giving
meat to her household and a portion
to her maids" She dealt in real
estate considered field and bought
it, She raised grapes, "with the
fruit of her hands she planted vine
yard" She was a prudent buyer Of
goods, "she perceiyeth that her mer-
chandise is good She was chart-
able, stretching her hands to the
poor" She made wise preparation
for the winter, and wasn't "afraid Of
the snow" She was fond Of good
clothes, and made for "herseIf covering
of tapestry, silk and purple And
she had regard for the dress Of her
husband too, who was "known in
the gates and sitting among the elders"
And she was careful Of her physical
condition, "girding her loins with
strength and strengthening her arms
Wasn't she a model woman? And
Is any mOdern-day sister-worker her
superior? We trow not.
The Farmville herald. [volume] (Farmville, Va.) 1890-1934, 1907-02-15

Jan. 10. 1906.
Mr.. }. G.. Birdsong, 2l3 +. hargeit
Street. Raleigh, y. c.:
Dear Sir.-We always take in the
neighborhood of thirty days 10 settle
our accounts. aud YOU will receive
ia a short while now the $40 due you
for Burk's History of Virginia. We
trust this les satisfactory To YOU. other
wise we cannot do any further bust
ness with your firm. The GREAT
NUMBER OF ACCOUNTS we have
10 settle require certain amount of
time toget OURNOUCHERSi in shape
and checked up, which, Of course, you
will appreciate.
Very respectfully.
j. i. KENNEDY,
*. a. Librarian.
The Farmville herald. [volume] (Farmville, Va.) 1890-1934, 1907-02-15
Special Low Rates.

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The Farmville herald. [volume] (Farmville, Va.) 1890-1934, 1907-02-15

Buffalo District, School No. Z.
katherine Elliott, Darlington Bailey
Francis Allen, Whitfield Elliott, Mar
garet Allen, Jacob Oyerton, Bessie
Bailey, Guthrie Allen, Mamie Bailey,
Watson Elliott. Miss l.. J. Dowdyr
teacher.
The Farmville herald. [volume] (Farmville, Va.) 1890-1934, 1907-02-15
MP. RocKEFELLER,s GIFTS.

Under the above caption the Rief-
mond Times-Dis patch has the follow
ing to say:
"The Times Dispatch has great re-
spect for an honest conviction, and has
no hesitation in saying that the per-
son who believes that il is a sin for
him to take a gift from Mr.. Rockelel-
Ter, TO him il is sin. But IL 10y no
means follows that il is a sin for every
conscientious man or institution to re-
ceive favors from the Standard OH
king. Let us see TO what extremes
this "tainted money proposition
would lead. fit be wrong for a col
lege to accept an endowment from
Mr.. Rockefeller, it would be wrong
for it to receive money from him M
pavment Of tuition for his son or
daughter, grandson or granddaughter
or any member Of his family, or any
boy or girl whom he might see fiji to
educate. II would be wrong for any
church Of which Mr. Rockefeller
should be a member TO receive his
church dues. IL would be wrong for
any employe Of his 10 receive a salary,
or for any merchant TO accept his
check in payment Of goods purchased.
IL would be wrong for the govern
ment to receive taxes from hi, estates.
In fine, if the principle he admitted,
Mr. Rockefeller would be unable TO
spend a dollar Of his tainted money
without causing the recipient TO com
nit sin. The principle reduces itself
to an sbsurdity.
"But some may say that the right
eous thing for Mr.. Rockefeller to do
would be to make restitution. II
seems to us that he is doing that very
thing when he gives his money TO in
stitutiois whose mission is to do good.
And it seems to us also that he is Civ
ing in a < cd spirit"
We agree with the Times-Dispatch
that il isa sin for that man TO lake
a gift from Mr.. Rockefeller who be
lieves it wrong to do so. But we re-
specially, although confidently, say
to our contemporary that its argument
is utterly fallacious To take gift
of money from Mr.. Rockefeller is one
thing; to sell him a barrel Of flour is
altogether another thing There is
not, and cannot be, any parallel be-
tween the two transactions. There
are two side to the question Of accept
ing gifts from Mr.. Rockefeller. There
is only one side to the question Of SELL
ing him goods at regular retail prices
in business transaction
If Mr.. Rockefeller gives money as an
act Of repentance, it is up TO the
recipient TO accept or reject the gift,
conditioned on the recipients faith in
his repentance In the business Of
buying and selling with Mr.. Rookie
Teller, the question Of repentance does
not enter into the calculation. II our
contemporary has no better argument
than the one given, it should suren-
der the case.
The Farmville herald. [volume] (Farmville, Va.) 1890-1934, 1907-02-15
Rolls Of Honor.

Hampden-Sidney School-Miss Ma
ME Fowlkes, Principal.
Frank Chernault, Bernard Oliver
Matte Lee Chernault, Obey kernodle,
Ada Oliver, Esther Kernodle.
The Farmville herald. [volume] (Farmville, Va.) 1890-1934, 1907-02-15

Dear Sir, Enclosed her ewith please
find Adams Express Company card
stating that the packag was refused.
avn sure this matt er has not been
brought 20 your ~ tention, otherwise
the delay would NJ Il have occurred.
Wi,h kindest y CARDS and well wish
les for your wob in Mississippi, | beg
To remain,
V cry respectfully,
j. L. KENNEDY,
Is Il, Librarian.
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Raleigh, y. c., jan. ID, 1906.
My Dear Sir.-llaving per your tele-
gram Of December nth forwarded by
express same date Burk's History OF
Virginia 70 the State Library of Nir-
ginia, and having rendered bill foI
same twice, and not having heard
from YOU, | again enclose bill, and re-
spectfully ask that the amount be at
tached % at once. If not convenient
Just now. please inform me when
may expect. a prompt reply solicited.
Yours very truly,
J. e. BlRDSONG,
2l3 +. Hargett Street.
State Librarian Richmond, Va.
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ORDER OF PUBLICATION.

TAKE NOTICE: That whereas AZ the N0vom.
Der term. 1915. in the condemnation suit Of Tide.
water Railway Go. vs. Taylor Neal and others
pending boo che Circuit Court of Prince Edward
county. Virginia. The undersigned was appointed
a Special Commissioner t0 ascertain and report 10
tic Court what persons are entitled io the fund n
this cause. and to take AM account n the liens on
The land condemned. I viii take said account and
inquiry on March 18TH. 100. at ms Office No. i0l
knse Building. Lynchburg. Va. and hereby
give notice f0 aIi interested parties 90 present
their claims before me az the time and place
Aforesaid.
S. g. HAMMER.
feb. i5-it Special Commissioner.
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Is uv friend angry with thee .
Then provide him q opportunity oi
shaving thee great aNor-cNen tna'
his heart must needs melt aud he VIII
lotc thee again. ii'" '.'''
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THE COUNTRY CHURCHES.

When Union Theological Seminar!
souehta luxurious city home 10 sound
GA the death kuell of The country
churches i'm this section of Virginia oil
tine Presbyterian faith.
There are 40 churches DOB West Han
over Pre,bytery. and only at three OF
them are services held each sunday
Charlottesville. Fam,iiic and Hamp-
dea-Slducy. What a poor showing
THAT. and what is to- become of our
country churches? Ihe young man
who trains for the pulpit amid the
comforts. convenience, and iuNures
of the city viii not want 20 supply
any Of these vacant puIpIis. lie may
consent TO go 20 China Out not 20
Curds, HE. aud We very much doubt
the proprIety ofsendiug another young
man 10 China until this ieploraole
condition in Virginia has been better
ell. And yet some people wonder
chat the pulpit d., losing lbs power.
Ofcour,e 10 is and for The very good
reason that it is empty. hnd yet we
persist i'm singing "rclgion is the
chief concern of morials here below.
10 might be well 90 add foot note TO
the hymn 10 this effect, the religion
here mentioned is the city variety.
And the ID. DIS who write ON this sub
iect complain bitterly that the country
member, are not liberal givers. but
who cares TO make contributions to a
corpse?
Paul was the greatest preacher OF
his day and the greatest missionary
worker of his day, but who of the
great preachers of our day ever thinks
of visiting these deserted churches and
neglected Christians
IL would create more than q sensa-
ton if ON next Sunday some leading
Presbyterian preacher Of Richmond,
Petersburg or Lynchburg should say
to his people, "with your permission
instead of taking a months vacation
next summer, to be spent at Saratoga
Oron the sea side, am going TO ask
for the month of March and l pur-
pose TO spend the month visiting the
vacant churches Of Lunenburg, APP
uomattox and Buckiugham.r But
the sensation will not be felt and the
dear people wont hear the big guns.
We are accustomed 20 say that Good
made the country" aud our hope is
that he will take care of 10.
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Peat is used in Germany for bedding,
fodder, filter, fuel and packing pur-
poses, and the consumption Of il is
constantly increasing.