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Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1907-03-10
LETTER TO REV. j. p. WARDLAW
Americas, Ga.

Rev. Sir: We should like to ask your
advice on a certain thing done: was it
right or wrong? We shall have to state
it, including the names.
d F Dreicorn is painter in Holyoke,
Mass. John Donohue is an architect,
Springfield, nearby.
Donohue was building at Holyoke,
the Holy Family Institute, letting the
work by bids, as usual. Dreicorn got
the paint jon; the paint was to be lead
aId-Oil.
But Drelcorn said to himself: lead
and oil isn't half so good as Devoe and
it costs more money, what shall / do?''
He painted Devoe; and after the work
was done, told Donohue, saying; "if
that isn't better than any lead-and- oil
job, I'll make it 500
Was Dreicorn right or wrong in paint
ing a lead and-oil job Devoe?
You ask how it turned out. This was
six years ago. Now Donohue has an
other job there, big addition to the
Catholic Hospital; and he doesn't ask
bids for the painting, but says to Drei-
corn: $50 ahead Dreicorn: and give me
as good job as you did on the Institute.
That's the best paint job I ever saw. -
The question is "Was Dreicorn right
in painting Devoe when he had agreed
to paint lead-and-oil?"
Ill 81 -
expected to last three years. IfDreicorn
had used lead-and oil, there would have
been another job for him or somebody
else three years ago.
Was he right in losing that job for
himself or somebody else three years
ago?
The Institute took 200 gallons Devoe
and cost $1,000; the paint has worn six
years, when Donohue says cts the
best paint job he ever saw" If he had
used lead-on-oil, it would have cost
about $4,000 for the two paint jobs six
and three years ago. and be hungry for
paint again.
Dreicorn lost $1,000 of business and
took the risk of making Donohue mad
and losing his business, forever: all to
save the Holy Family Institute $1,000
beside the fuss of paintjob.
Was Dreicorn right or wrong as a
painter; and which would you paint
you church, lead-and- oil or DevOe?
Yours truly
26 F w Devoe q Co
p. S.-Americus Construction Co
sells our paint.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1907-03-10
DEAD TO HER PAPA.
Because She Married Burger Puts
Girls Obituary In Paper.

because She Married Burger PueS
Girls Obituary In Paper.
Miss Louisa Burger of Baltimore
was married recently. The next day
the following appeared in the death
notices of local paper:
Burger.-Suddenly, on Tuesday, Jan. 20,
Louisa, aged eighteen years. Chicago,
Ill; York, Pa, and Norfolk, Va, papers
please copy.) Funeral at Portsmouth, Va.
Miss Burgers marriage to Hugh Nc
Conville was against the wishes of her
parents. The bride is now with her
husband at his home in Portsmouth,
Va.
ITO all intents and purposes she is
dead to me-" said John D. Burger, the
father, land have sent her a copy Of
the death notice as a wedding present.
want her and everybody who knows
us to understand she is dead to us. She
can never come home. l will never see
her again"
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1907-03-10
The HEALTHY STOMACH
we never Know We Have a Stomach
Unle SIS Something is Wrong
With It''

When you begin to realize that you
have a stomach, it means that this or
gan is not in good condition, and it is
reminding you of the fact.
Do not feel discouraged and miser-
able because of the presence of indiges-
ton. 1t is the best thing in the world
for you if you can only see it and give
the stomach proper treatment
Change the weak stomach to a
healthy one by using Mi-o-na stomach
tablets. This remedy is not mere di-
gestive, giving only temporary relief
but combination of remedies that
actually strengthen the stomach, excite
the secretion of gastric juices and en-
able the digestive organs to care for
food you eat in a natural, normal way.
By taking Mi-o-na tablet before
each meal you can enjoy a good dinner
without distress and suffering, and you
will never know you have a stomach.
Dodson's Drug Store has sold a good
many soc boxes of Mi-o-na stomach
tablets, and the more the remedy is
used, the more friends it has, for every
box gives satisfastion. 1t is sold under
an absolute guarantee that the money
will be refunded should Mi-o-na fail to
give satisfaction. Dodson's Drug Store
take all the risk, and the remedy will
cost you nothing unless it cures.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1907-03-10

We would all be happy enough in
his world if we could only. justE think
SO.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1907-03-10
MR. RUssE1n DANCED HoocHEE-KoooHEE.

Mr.. RUSSELL DANCED HOOCHEE-KOoCHEE
a delegate from Indian Territory gave
graphic limitations of the scandalous
contortion. All present were highly
interested, and at the end of the per-
Torrance the delegates declared by
unanimous vote that the hoochee-ko
chez could not be done at state fairs
to which the Farmers union contrib
uted funds.
Campbell Russell, who is known far
and wide for his farm out in Indian
Territory, where he raises cows, intro
duced the motion that the hoochee-koo
chez girl be barred from the fair
grounds. Mr.. Russell spoke with fer
VOr on the demoralizing effects of this
outrageous dance. He pictured the en-
ticement of this up to date siren in
such forceful language that one dele
gate, haiIing from Missouri, rose and
asked:
what do you mean by the 'hoochee-
koOchee' dancer
Then in response to the Missourian's
question the performance already men,
toned was given. That settled it.
''Scandalousv' Holy Mosesw "By
gosh! I wouldn't have dreamed it,"
"And a woman toor'
These and similar ordinations
buzzed around the hall, and two min
utes later the vote of denunciation had
been passed.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1907-03-10

a17. tSunday
Alantaon Dna
nformati arpv1c
| HIGHTOWER "a
JOHN Traveln
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1907-03-10
Wants His Ghost on Church Board.

Wants His Ghost on Church Board.
Accompanying a bequest of $4,000
to the Swedenborgian church Of Ko-
komo, Ind, by George w. Deffenbaugh,
a wealthy but eccentric citizen, is the
condition that his spirit shall be elected
a member Of the board of trustees OF
the organization and shall be allowed
to meet with it and take part in pro-
ceedings incident to carrying out the
bequest. Details for the dissemination
of the heavenly doctrine" as he terms
It, are given in the will He names the
board Of trustees, two of whom are his
fsons.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1907-03-10

From Savannah, Augusta, Atlanta,
Macon. :........:... ............. 40 ~ p NJ
From Lockhs TT DothAn, nIbany
Troy Monrgon"' +Ic 40 ? N
Lockhart, Dotnan ALBANY,
Troy and Montgon1 ~ = SGD IN
:, Atlanta ana Macon........ % % y IN
Augusta, Savannah, Alta IL
- aud Macon -. -. = 81 m
From Columbus, Birmingham and
informed ate points ~. 6 IS
From Columbus, Newman and In
= rermedlate points. ~. ;......... II sOpm
From birmingham, Columbus, via
Fort Valley .....:..... s 81 a II
From Birmingham. Columbus, via
Fort valley. ..:...... 40 80 p N
From ALBANY and intermediate
points. ........ ...,......-....... "a AZ a u
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1907-03-10
Departures.

ForMacon. AtlaDt2, Augusta and
Savauuah ...... *440a m
For Albany Cofhan ana Lockhart - 81 a n
albany, DotEa an and Lockhart a2 q 2 II
sc0T @ON atlanta ........ ~ Oh , II
Macuf, atlanta, savannah and
AuGGsta ...... ..--........aIO 40 ? n
r Ni'>Tt'' - roanoke and
oIrmi Cham ...........- ...-.'....fe 30 a n
- u D',Stu - nos, Newman. aud In
FerU-oials toiut@ =, s8OJp N
For ColuutbUs, BtrminehAm. via
For' Valley $40 20 p N
For Albany &ad intern rotate pts &c 20 p N
EuF2nla. Montgomery aud
Toy * 80 q N
FOR Eptadla. Mon tgsI merry. Troy, p u N
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1907-03-10

Close connection at Cordele for al! points
north and south. AT Colu Iobus for ali
points west, and at Montgomery for
New Orleans, Mobile, all Texas points ard the
southwest and northwest.
Night trains have through Pullman buffet
sIeepers and coaches between Savannah and
Montgomery.
For further information applyto
H. P. EVERETT, Agt., Americas. Ga.
w. 2. SoRUGGs, It. P. A., Savannah
G GAs, II. STEWART. A.G.P. A Savannah
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1907-03-10

70 W D6NUG &C %
p. S.-Americus Construction Co
sells our paint.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1907-03-10

For Rent 6 room house 211 For
rest st. Apply Mrs. Maude III.
smith. st.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1907-03-10

Had there been no doubt in the
world, dogma would have stran gle d
truth long ago
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-03-14
WILL. BUILD
ANNEX

Mayor Moore and The "a.
commission are ready 10 taks -.
The lesier triangle. In front 4 ~ 4.
ola city hall, aud eona,ruct shs.. -
a public library annex. s7a
The iot was = gift BY Hem,
feaief. the late pioneer. 70 a. -. :
The deed Will be tfannfsrrs..I = ~
few days Judge strntfon 4
diinT the legal side a The ~, "A@
Probably a three story
building viii be erected. IA. 49,
floor for ne library annex =. ~. =.
ond and third floor FOR offices T. y
used b. the city OF reuted a.a Il,
basement for a public utliIty rx. =.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-03-14

Miss Hunt. i7iz Belmont ay /.
forms the police that she hols.
gentleman suit case Which -.
given her BY the conductor q
Capitol 1911 car In mistake. ~
grip bears the Initials. X. c. n
on the side and X c. No. . On d.
end
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-03-14
DEATHS AND FusrsAts

The wife d Lieut. Morris F,ss-a
gan. ~ the fire department a..
this morning Of pneumonia !. Il.
family home The family il slss',
knosn In the city. Lieut. PlaneIz.,
having entered the fire serrles n
years ago.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-03-14
FARMS AND LAND.

Az fpNAf. SUMMER HONS WATER
FRONT on . nice sheltered hay cu The
eei,ert ssil s aar~s eieafet and fenrsA
err hard - tnf hakriHE fruit trees. all kinds
81 small fruits nice gfssk treoni hsiose
iases harut several euihuiidiues tns clam
I'D IA ff,fHt sfiosi Nshins huntiua ana
tssaiiusf fftse & 80 Wuuid eeHaftsF Ar
axahanse re eiif pfppsftr fhis 10 tes
ssssa o. last iaas
moWrnT MALruY.
as 50 ast Alaska bldM q N
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-03-14

For RENT

A nirsiy fasalshsd fruni rnqln With pfis
xats familf - new aud taatpFa hailsa
sisrtag ushss. sss ADJ bath. 20 minatpsi
esis from tth and fite ~ three biarts
ffusa ave car hsss Inquire $50 hefsn
<sfts Ia b
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-
po Not VAT 4 Hooh WHEAT lAhM
W. have tie largest tract e fae wheat
taalis ownad ~ aas cae faFff 10 Eastern
n ashlusteH hsssahf years 49,. saa W are
IN 4 pfmitioa a. sill the san4e II ssiA los
eFtess' a. tatesa sestfeas Al - ref
sere : seetiess 81 go PEE aete, y
siens 81 So pee arre, ~ seeueha a VI
pee arrr, and | seetiDns 81 81 PEI asfs, -
sHeh easy tsFuks that mas uttt small
aHteant ~ maAHF eap csa etssi fnfa ssa
haalgl oeH sfap pas ts tbs land tbs
iaud AZ sagh taa pfices siti all ~ Sold
il shoft tiue. ~ W fse ar interested
ean a. esa psHev st oary All ~ siu slss
va ral particulars, Aaa as miavpfsssats
Ilaas
MCCAIN koru REALTY Co
ets feegiea uauA nlJs Naznsf stytsn1 AL
rifa. -
I paai IS 49, suIsl losssf sea rau faisa
e. uAa or q So sal viii sHH - Aa eH
$40 usi tnhfh q tiiuhsf, aaA eHfff feaa
Siderable ~ fax epasiATtatiaH 90 argunA
maaisaTe sesafiu 81 ths falhef ttia
tiuihfF 10 "a taffHaisn eaanff5 sdltinIua :
Hts saieunt lass alti 90 ulH eHurahf 80
tsssstlNx nfi assfh iusff ea sdlainina iaa.i-
fhia Il alsa e faiifaaH pfaIasss4ffaa fsIiHfs {
ina via thtasatef ffHualaafl affaa uiifHf
tase sene rial estate in ssatsie m sifipitt
Fn gaf meat
o II nAtIop.
Rasnn ~ N1f First A. fcet = fhFfff 81
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-03-14

cilEAr ias.l So frrt anx. - t4ss
Wasffrsfnn aHf rar lirs. f3Hninn - tsea
uatar. noiy ~ 80 tio tsftna y p~f
mssnth. fta 49, rmraf vii Haha thzsa
uafth trs1aAfsats &S@ Hfftnfaais e. issnsan
tssiar m Efesss hiosk. tsfass thsr ace al
seif aat
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-03-14
foR sAlf-AcReAoG

SEATTLE AND TACOMA srs tclh gry~
~ esrf FartaN and an aninN 81 Fue finfle
q arue kNEN fAnf kh ftsesat " seesn
IS yea that = faw dollars planted N :
rtsgr ~ isHa hsfWsen ihsss eitirs saaala
ense seire. tess FEW YEARS az fua
eHaid katH tesshf iant hsfssfa 81 fsai
sna Minneapolis AZ sfHai tftce ~ affr
>ae must q 4 l. ssiiina - ne NNHe
BOOT W. So o. tNs tesHsseetrf ~ %.
KesiaF HtfN LAND uEfWENA sEArftsE
AND TACOMA We haFa haat sitti it~d
nae - The tsst aaAFtuI ssettaas aaWn thsfH
iute FtNF ara fES arrc tracts fns hsfA
stua. orrftoastas LAKE GENEVA ret "a
ttafn me nse proposed talsfaftssH fhts
iand u ar nssHiY isFei ssssss a tfaris afs
fiet Earttn sz1A and sCftts afs ssieetsttf
astaptei fcr tfuit nrafiY al are sasttf
etsafed. uslax Hiassiy Ahisf aad mapir We
hsliese tn aaEaN ffefiis aud 4sigk sass
Ne baukhf tHsa iAnI rhsaa lad ~. 49,
sa4ns % place lheac Tracts ~ 60 nafhst
~ pftaos that HfH msAH fhsHs - " "a
- sspss-f % szN ever tfazt sithie tnftf
ssfs i'ftfsa ft9 o. ~ 80 tract -
eHFfias Cd taealtsa aui improvements fiet
ter - COS n1A afli hluk thsut ever Gefsts
% The uffsea ami ptat sd al f4il
Particulars NastM paTulaat aaua. tAAenFs
aaal lAf aiWRsa
ROBERT MALrnY.
AZ - 81 Aask1 Hias Alt
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-03-14
fARMs AND IAnna.

TWENTY ACRES. NICELY LOCATED
enc mile from small town 10 acres iH riiIz
tfstlfnr balance pasture al fenced Or
chard - 10 trees. acre aira ehrrrifa
alf'Ug water asruum house barn a1rf1. 4
ehirFsn hfHHsa Price. lneiHdfna sforf 40
tedia o. 800 ffalf cash
ROBERT NAf.THY.
nf - fu Alaska uldF All
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-03-14
WARs Aph HFAtTN CuNfANt.
~ WsiksF huildIuE
a~rruH asa diversity.

TTaT1ET TT1TTY TuNFANf.
asa wsitsr huiiding.
a~enna saa taiversity.
"A .sa- wrsr QrwEg ANNE. sih Az
west. nerth - uaiss. veil huili
cottage Of 9 fuulue, nicely hnisssd
shroashcuil sesci risu q the seana
FasF tsffua
a. h0o-eANAL nisTUfCT. Hichsrson Az,
near nslisfa bridge triple eurasf
ss5 sss'''r rus ssu.s ' III srias "a
soss rental shlie the pfepesty l.
laersssinG in vaiue. rsrms
QUEEN ANNE. iih AZ
west south q Hlalus dcubls cor
ser wiih seed vtsv. Terms.
ta.ooo-HASr QUEEN ANNE. pear 80
Nurth snA Hlshiand drive LOT vita
little loss than ~ feet ffuntaEoi
fan depth Excellent isw. Terms
a. soo-SoRTu BRoApwAY. loth North.
soufh u Miller. sftio0 with good
view. Essy terms.
ti MOO WEST QrrES ANNE. I'm West.
seuth u via Ress, cornsf let tos
t20. Terms.
saso-RoEa aNp ADDITION, view st
near AincF. douhle LOT.
HARVARD REALTY COMPANY.
10 walker building.
second .nd University.
lnEAL SUMMER HOMES
A. Eehp Lake. ou ssAttir Everett interur.
bah We have srvefai acre tracts 81 this
hrautlful iaksi price 81 500. $500 cash, bal
nuce 4ft per month We will b. pleauad
10 shos soa this pruperty % year eonse
nleucs.
H0Nsru BROWN CO.
ato Peoples Hank nldH a.
RON aAtw
DANDY LITTLE HOUSE or
FIVE ROOMS
NICE lot
. 80 TEnNG
JACOB HAAS y a. HAAS
CAPITAL INV EsrNENT co,
aiA DENNY nf.nu,
IND ts1s MAIN 9raT II
OUR SPECIALITY
Greenwood av and Mt View
GREENWOOD Az. AND MT NfEW LOTS
A few dollars Invested now viii return
you n FEW HUNDRED SOON
Main itat Ind ma
ritz suSrLowER REALTY co.
aas RIO Peoples bank nids si0
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-03-14
HOUSES AND IoTs.

Mefaru rs-sm saffaxs. oaiy Il sus.<s..
ride ffesn reufsf - tgMH ffaaffns = n.
nleF Eastward fftar g. 10. ssiy 1. =.
asa fsauifsd. tniasee 80 ~ maara q
n 80 Emylrs hfE
Aestssf nffh fafteEs % Qasfn - I
fasaaaa tnulffn HFFffffInr - SO -.
FNHpq price q CO. eail fNgg essa "a
81 pa EmpiFf tha Hif herfa6 -
MAGNOLIA BLUFF.
We hsrn iats haaaas aui isfs t4sets =
ar4eakN faf sals - Aaghalis h1ss -
sd - as - car anos. Pksaai -,
sfaffaa. faft LaHHaa Haf.
AllEa s HAkgON. fsf4.
paaHs 4 rsfn. AtIEs a HANkos Il -
~ aNnsf. fssaaas ie@1sfA. aiaeir3 a,
tufsa fiHsd ~ Fas nfNplscss e. q Fs5~n
81 hamf gffht 81 asii sithef fzfs 80
q JOG - unfafnisissa. % 10; q - "a
tsiaHas mn1fAiT Hasf fifi-
Ia golf pfapsfty Nith ksffas -
lEni East Jnion- GsAans l. 80. La ~
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-03-14

LAKE GENEVA tracts nos resay tAFxs
tract hst ssll.tfst ast tnta thfsas i've aad
Ten aerr tFMrts utfFtF h4afea fthf " htAA
- dsvsla 4saeut beswssu seattle sf.A Ia
aenna. rut far frum nsu fFssEes~1 ietefs
aFtsH. rssh aHtsF sad eazeA Aana. very
sesiiY eisafef fflees tide - 80 ~ tfass
esfy rssF Esfsaa
NoHEnT MALTnr,
aif 80 81 AAaha ftts - u
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TTMsEa CLAIMS

TfNBEk eLFfH ron axf.E
Hitastssi II township a. saaKit county
feutaina 100 co feet - ffnnhsr. price II
scid soon. q ~ cash seaa ehsarssr thAfs
eleime ~ hssfsr than this n sama vIrin
~ Adfress ownsr. AZ care star --tt.p
FARMs AND LANDS.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-03-14

u nlnA Haw modern sfnnm HOUSE. one
hlnru from Madinun ~. and close IN.
tNNHfiHa De on thu Hrntun car line
nui close a. tho extension n the Rainier
Heights eaf Inc. fine view over the lake
eHrH terms
". ia0#Twa lots in west Seattle. on car
line fine Sound view
ftHH new mafiafn Fuum rutfaan at
The state University
HfRrfENGHES s ARNntI4
Wfl finafun nlnek
Cor and and Columbia &C. tits
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-03-14

HIRE ~ a nAH0AfN
q 90 Tor tHu anf one half sores "a East
HiFfrl0u faa each and $50 every ak
l1anfha uf Fgu can have ~ acres far no
10 rash aHd ~ every ~ months This
= fine iand. On good f0untF rad,
- f atGHOIa. 90 Union Bib II
FORTY ACRES NEAR HEMT-Aii level
So aail facing county rad. 70 affna
r ifared. balance pasture small house large
tafl. tearinF orchard. price including
afnrh ard fGaia y 20
HuHEFr NAfTHT
81 fao-Fli Alaska BIDS ait
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-03-14

tAst Vosf property Hifh Nsffla -
z@i East unioa- fsseas L 90. La n
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-03-14

aN QUErN AMI Uiiia
We have new reum ruttaErs strictly
modern the uumhcr Il 500 Sixth at west,
on the car line. near blaine ut
The improvements are all iu and paid
Tor. window shades and fixtures in They
80 with the house.
This place n easily worth $1,000. bat We
eau deliver II for s. 500 ON road terms
n yea want this place you viii have
to hurry
"a o. OuH co. mo.
IuT EOS kfaata UiIr
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-03-14

- - lr-ny nsnef = riotsfA -
hoass. full easement. fe7s rist nezs ~
fHt . - fasfairs tsfsfFss Ns@ ~ -
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UNNHfDc KING THE BorSD-A4
level lot Sod incstiea. rioss 70 car y"
SIS Tsrms
ROBERT MkLTHr,
sif ~ t1f ALASKA WtE- -
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d 80 tasIao nssf eIafaIs Faaa sssi
fasaa - rs4h 80 hsiaprs eesfs
o. noca-f.af ssafan fuKstsall pises ISL sath
a. ~ iaErurruenis IN ana Eaid
q go tssh
o.. foo-- c. ira 80 kuspsis -. sssioa.
O. 80 rash.
O. apo-fat 9tsf30 % susr Z foeu hassH
isnpfaTenFafs is So rsti q 80
casa. batancs e. saEs
o. 1dn-Thfes 80 faat fais ffaaiiag thFss
s'fssfs So uahaa sis~ Qiifnsa
All o. so fsaA
g. spo-t raasas. bath 81 paaify. ~ IS
lie e siisT aauatsfs rtase an1 ftsa
AIMS - hfa Ftna - slfg nnt al
iryl mHaF car iimes ana. haN rash
a. Tso-sNsw rneau Hiniafa rustaEs -
tssh. hsiauss ssT - ssy
a sno--yins fisv rarnsf TO. 9Th = ftap
baass - llfh a. hstuesu TO
ear ilasa. 81 400 fash.
o. Tsn- Hars "a 4 reaa hsase snd isfas
W 10 raiHnihial fhis g. snap
aa.Aaf eash
rETTna WITS 60
1qf snf 1ps hsnaf ndSe
Pieces Nain a1ff. La 7ffs
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WANT NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
NsatsA feF Hzah an1 w5fe g bay -
r-ht sl1san haass. handy o. ssF suf ehsfa
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| lion, the faculty, the society of alum
nae, or the student body of the State
! Normal School, are eligible to regu.
lar membership on the payment OF
one dollar year. Upon the nay.
ment of Il like fee, worthy persons
not connected with the school may
be elected to associate membership.
There are only two or three associate
members now, though Il few small
gifts have been added TO the aid fund
by friends hearing of its object, and
IN good business man of Farmville
lis now lending money to one young
lady. upon the condition that she re-
pay 1t TO the league instead Of to
him.
beginning with thirty or forty dol.
lars the first session, the capital of
Tie League has increased to a little
more than Il thousand dollars, not
great amount. except as measured
by It's results. Every cent of It Is in
constant use, and fifteen young la
dies have received aid, not as gifts
but rs loans, which are returned in
easy payments, without interest, and
without pressure. after the bencri-
Charles have secured poE.Ions to
teach
"The young ladies who have been
enabled to attend school are of such
high character and ability as to re.
ilect credit upon the institution and
do good work in the public schools
OF the state They show their graft
tudc and their staunch integrity by
the touching sacrifices which they
make In order to pay back the money
as soon rs possible, so that 1t may
help some other girl to enjoy the
same privilege.
"rhc first beneficiary of the
league, after leaving school, taught
in n family, receiving her board and
four dollars Il month in money for
her services. She voluntarily sent
two dollars of that regularly each
month to the chairman OF the finance
committee until her debt to the
League was cancelled, leaving Just
eighteen dollars n session for her own
clothes and ncidentn1 expenses.
"I'hc second girl who received a
loan died, leaving ten dollars unpaid.
The League, of course, had not the
slightest Intention or desire to collect
that from her family, who were in
somewhat straitened circumstances.
But they looked upon 1t us n sacred
and by loving sacrifice
among themselves saved, cent by