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The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1907-12-05
EY TALKS
what Is Meant by Double Liability
Of Stockholders.

There are three ways in which the
law makes any one safe who has
money in a bank.
The first thing the law does is TO
compel the bank to have a large
amount of capital or money of its own
before allowing It to begin the bust
ness of banking other peoples money
for safe-keeping.
The second way in which the law
makes any one safe who has money
in bank is to compel the bank TO
set aside ten per cent of its profits
every year in a surplus fund which
must be saved from year to year to
cover any losses the bank may happen
to have.
The third thing the law does is to
make every stakeholder personally
responsible for the banks debts I'D
to an amount equal to his interest in
the bank.
For example. the capital stock of
the Berea Bank and Trust Company
is fifty thousand dollars, its surplus
fund is more than ten thousand dol
lars, and the law makes the people
who own the banks capital personally
responsible for fifty thousand dollars
more. So that the stockholders. who
are the bank, would have to lose all
of hundred and ten thousand dollars
before anyone who had left his money
with the bank for safe-keeping could
lose a penny.
AS matter of fact, in the whole six
years since it began business, all the
losses of the Berea Bank and Trust
Company have amounted to less than
two hundred dollars, or less than
forty dollars a year.
When you stop to think that the
earnings of the bank for this year are
over five thousand dollars, that the
bank has lost less than forty dollars
a year, and then remember that the
banks capital and surplus amount t.
sixty thousand dollars, and that the
combined wealth of the people who
own its capital and who are personally
responsible for the banks debts is
more than a million dollars, then you
can begin to realize just how safe a
bank the Berea Bank and Trust Com
pany really is.
There are many advantages in carry
ing bank account and paying all
your bills by checks. If you are not
now doing business with us, we invite
you TO come in and let us tell you
more about our business. We are al
ways glad to answer questions.
6erea Bank s Trust Company.
The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1907-12-05
OPPOSITION FOR EDWARDS

There are rumors that there VIII be
opposition to the reelection OF Con
gresham d. c. Edwards next year
They do not seem to have worried air
Edwards. and at any rate there Is No
doubt that whoever gets the nomina-
ton will have the undivided support
of the party AMI be sure Of election
If Caleb Powers should be acquitted
he will probably be the strongest can
didate. Others are James A. Warrener
Of Clinton, Judge Wallace Jones q
Adair. Judge w Scott Smith and for
mer State Chairman James Newman
OF Monroe and County Attorney Wal
ter Flippin of Wayne,
The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1907-12-05
THINGS 70 Think OF

Tis worth wise mans best of life
To lessen by a single one.
The countless Ills beneath the sun.
Think the good and not the clever.
Thoughts are seeds that grow forever
Honest labor has a lovely face.
What we gave. We have,
What we spent. we had.
What we leave, we have lost.
The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1907-12-05
IN air. AIR 0 0WVEN STATf
French Acquitted at Beathville-
Louisville Strike Over Movement
for Nev Homo for Governor.

Louisville Strike Over Movement
for New Home for Governor.
B. Fulton French. who has been
on trial in Beattyvile for the murder
of DR.. Marcum. was acquitted on
Thanksgiving day There is noneed
Of comment on this. lie IS very
jubilant over the result OF the trial
and says that he is now out Of al
the cases against him, and that tho
he viii have to pay $1,000 fine he
viii stin have $4,000 LETT John ABB
ner is stin under indictment but ii is
likely that he will never be tried
because he is generally thought Of as
a tool of French's.
The tobacco war drags on, With The
trust apparently gaining little.
Some farmers have sold their tobacco
and got the money for &c, and there
are other signs that the society IS
getting tired. Also the trust has sent
several hundred thousand dollars INTO
the state and is paying cash, which
gives It an advantage over the society,
which is paying in certificates. There
has been a little trouble but less than
for some weeks past.
The street car strike in Louisville
was declared off by the men late last
week, and all tried to get their places
back. About 175 were not able to do
so, however. so that the strike has
meant great hardship for them, and
loss to all, and has done no one any
good.
Gov Beckham freed four convicts
on Thanksgiving day, but their names
have not been made public. He seems
The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1907-12-05
BOY BURNED TO DEATH
U. S. wyairs Baby Catches From
Open Fire-Mother Hurt Trying TO
Save Him.

One OF the most pitiful accidents OF
recent years near here occurred Tues
day when the two year old son Of q,
S. Wyatt was burned TO death and his
mother was also severely burned IN
attempting to save him.
The accident occurred In the morn
ing. Stanley. the little boy. had been
sitting with his mother in front Of the
hearth. when she went 10 answer The
telephone. and then into Che yard 90
take a message to her husband. When
she went out the little boy started 10
follow, and his sister. who was in the
room. says that his clothes caught as
he scrambled down from his chair.
The mother heard a cry as she was
part way down the path, and turning,
saw the child's clothes afame. She
rushed back and started TO beat The
flames out with her hands, but her
own clothes caught fire. aud she ian
out OF the house screaming. Her
husband had started to 80 IN, and
met her lie threw her 20 the ground
literally tore the huraing clothes FROM
her, and beat out the fire. lie then
started to pick her up and take her
TO the house, not knowing that the
child was afire Just as he turned
she moaned. THE baby. the baby %
and he saw the little one sitting on
the front step. witk all its eloihes
burned
Il was too late TO do anything for
the child. except 20 ease its pain, and
Il aicd shortly after noon, The moth
er was badly burned about Tie hands.
and had one bad burn on her body
but VIII recover and is now doing
nicely.
The funeral Of the little boy was
held Wednesday afternoon, Dr. Thorn
son preaching seveg singers went
down and took part IN the services. 30
express in a way the sympathy which
all in town feel for MIR. Wyatt in his
deep sorrow.
The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1907-12-05

One never knows himself TN he has
denied himself
The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1907-12-05

The big tunnel under Lookout noun
tain at Chattanooga. Tenn, Is at last
cut through. the workmen having met
at point 1000 feet under the hotel
on the Point. This tunnel is S40o feet
long and will be broad enough and
high enough for four tracks to be
laid. Far along in the tunnel seri-
Gus obstacle was met in the way Of a
great cavern which was SO deep that
it was found impracticable to attempt
to fiji in for the tracks. so a bridge
will be built across it, a feat quite
novel in railroading. This cavern
runs at right angles to the railroad
and emerges in Alabama at a point is
miles from where 1t intersects the
tunnel.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1907-01-03
TatOTska Slathi Barka.
sPLINTE7s.

Dat meal-The horses dinner.
Honesty Is some ines the worst nov
~.
Fools walk where angels would take
a car.
Still water runs deep. but you don
have TO dive into ".
n time didn't hy some people would
be making wings for H.
Benners-Does Smith give much &
the church? Jenuers-Morc advice thar
anyone In the congregation.
Adele-Isn't It funny they cali then
river beds? Estelle--T don't know
they have a sheet Of water over them
There are too many who would droi
q plugged nickel In tie collection has
kst n they thought they wouldn't h
seen.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1907-01-03

josef koter Q bratfi Welflovf
drti!i koruu pro mlSn Tkborskj
minuly tyden.
an Pcterks, ST., koupil 100 ak
"a pczemku cd lana Gleicha mi.
nuly tSden "a $4,000.
Taneeni 1&bsvu. jenz pofadil
spolek T.. c, d. ]. Utice sc zds
lila . kasdy sc mile pobavil.
Adolf Novo,ny odjel Y d,erS do
Springfield by tan navstevoval
normalni skolu.
RI. Domaine oya Z Creighton
Neb., sem ptijela minulJ patch
"a navstevu K deefi pr. +. M.
Blfzka.
Okresni auditor Vac. Krejeik
Sc vratil Pisheville Neb., kdei
oyl IA pohfbu sveho otce. vyt.
lovujcm soustrast p. Krejeikovi.
Mnoho Ella povstryA Cd struu.
'yeh iatsr a zaepanych stfev, dc.
xud nejsou uvedeni do pravidelnt
Utmost Dr.. King New Life pilul
xami, jiste ueiukuji phi zacpt.
Zauezi zsuet slepeho s,Feva ase
Taborske lekarne.
Trpel jsem pc dvaeet let bolest
mi, a bolakv al sem skusil Buck.
len Arnikovou mast, ktera mn,
vyletila Pile A. NJ. Bruce Form
Vile, Va. Nejlepsi pro bolesti.
tezy popaleniny. 75cv TAbors.
he lekarne.
Pfipominane opet SWIM esens.
Tom by neopomeuuli Sc podepss'
sdyt nam zaslou nejskou zprsvu.
Tim nenazuaeujem, lie byehom de-
ii ieho iueno do tisku. Jest n
usse pravidlo nc uvefejhovat zpra
Wy kdys nezname pisstele. Pro
.et. vzdy sc podepisie, iinak Iprs
Wy pojdou do kosc.
v odpoved ns mnehe dietary
,hledne tfeti venkovni dopravy
is. ;, pFeju 81 fici, lie We vsi mo-;
Iosti tsio doprava Sc opet zahsji'
Lsklsdni pfieins ieiiho za;taven
oyla Ia BE meme OIL byt zisksn eio'
vek jent by postu rozvatel, a iet
20 pos,ovni department ie volnJ
lat slutbu tenn jena jsou pfislusn
seto doprsve, piec nemohl jinal
:iuit ustli CO byl ueinil. Jekt'
Baita Wagner jIt zsdal ono mh
o, . tim take odstranil ptieinu ie.
tho "a staveni, lie Sc nad!t lie de
,artment Sc ehopi teto zaleiitosl
| pfizniys. Pskli ne, spotiva q.
| ,tislusnieich dopravv, sspsat pet
:i pro opetnou dopravu. Byh
oy radno vyekat nejaky eas'jakyef
kroka department vesme ma ko
respoudenei minulou. ]. A.
Dvofak posmistr,
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1907-01-03
Money Order ma BanCn.

Pamatujte, kdyi zamySIite zaslal
nekam penize, &c je neJjisteii zaslete
kdyE 81 koupite Money Order ma Ia
borsk6 Bance. Pride vam TO mno
hem lacineji Il pfihOdnejI. Nite, Z,
kdyI VAN nGkdo zaSlc sm6nku jdetC
Il obyGeIui vyzyednOut ma bank, a q
same delaji II, Jimt zaSIcte smGnkl
w. Proc uSctiite pcnGz kdyi 81 kou
pite Money order ma bancc, pow van
Gis,Ice Zdc Uyedene:
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1907-01-03
COUNTY PROCEEDINGS,

Tyndall South Dakota, Dec. Is, leIt
Board Of county commissioners met
IN special session pursuant To tn,
adjournment. Present !. NJ. Dunmi
re, chairman, Egbert HuruStra. q. Il
Mcneil /, &. n. McCollum and ;hi
TIP He'll, commissioners, II. NJ. Cot.
ton, County Auditor aud S + Garner
sheriff.
On motion the various Court bill ol
Jurris, WitnCssc. aud BailirS were al
lowed as certified to IS tho clerk ol
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1907-01-03

Ode vldnO. nc uSetrite mnuho pcne7
obzylaSr pri zasilaui NGtSich obnusn,
nlchi poplatck ia poSte ic vetsi.
Koidt zasildtcl ud uds obdrsi REZll
ia obnus icni zaslal. kdyby sc uaml
vyhotoycny Money Order ztratil \
poStach, vyhotovime vam jiny, ancbt
vratime pcniLc.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1907-01-03

j. II. Hughes, work ON Birdie 90
&. { Bowers, boarding jurors 4 IS
Miss Anna Kirk, BOARDING jurors q %
A. w. Sect, blacksmithing for ca. IL 30
George Stevens, cattle Inspector 600
Phillip Odens, road work ~ o.
u II. Morgan, services on canvas
sing Board & recording deed i55
Joseph Rchurek, road grading ~ 10
James Slattery, llrery for county } 50
Geo. o. Lee, road grading 2i6 90
Hans Miller, Blacksmithing for
county 200
Julius Dame, livery for county 1 20
Julius Dame, livery for burying
Baker pauper 90
On motion board adjourned To
iO'ciOck y. m.
AFTERNOON SESSION.
Board met pursuant To adjourn
ment. Full board, Auditor aud She.
rifr present.
On motion n refundlng order was
ordered drawn In favor III Theodore
Selkcn for Two and Ten cents for Ia.
Ses on errUneoues assessment
On motion the Bill OF DR.. Green
FOR services rendered Hinzman acted
IN July third and amended To TWEEN.
" five dollars was considered and the
full amount az fifty dollars was allow
al.
On motion Louis Chladek was al.
lowed Fifteen dollars as part pay.
ment on the surveying and establish.
ing the Section Dimes and corners bet
scen section ~ and - - 81 near cho-
teau creek,
On motion Sacred Heart Hospital
was given Fifteen dollars for care aud
treatment Of Mrs. Vincent Richter.
On motion the bill Of w. !. Glea.
son for rent Of school house for Elcc-
ton was rejected.
On motion the following bills were
allowed:
Matt wciSscr, hardware for road
list. IL, as amended to 90
Matt WeisScr hardware for road
dist IL, as amended To 10
Matt WciSScr, hardware for cuun
ty rs amended IL IL
7. W. wallace surveying between
section II and 2O.9I.6l 20 on
I. w. Wallace locating corner III
sec. Il Is ~ & 20 % SO o 10
I. W. Wallace surveying aud get
ting road deed between sections
- 80 90 81 Ii -
]. W Wallace tape aud field for
county BIO
!. w. Wallace running ceyclS bet
wccn sections l. s 1854 3D. O - ~
I. W. Wallace drawing two deeds
for Plattncr Il Stvcrck 30
He'll & He'll hardware for road
dist - 30
Nat Hines drayinc for July Aug
Sept. Oct. 4 Nov? 9O5
Frank MunfOre, labor election
Booth at Springfield 200
Dakota Central Telephone Co,
Phone services G %
Charles Kelley, Guarding prison
or - days Is 90
springfield Hardware CO.? Hard
ware for election Booth at
Springfield Los
Hid & Dcming road grading q 90
Iohn X Muller services for board
OF Registration HaucockD eco
John Delioos 200
b. NJ. Boese 200
". \. Fauvcr, che day clerk Of
election, Hancock zoo
George L. ll0rnstra One day clerk
Of election Hancock 200
Frank Ptak lumber for road dist
% 10 80
George d. Barnard & Co. deed re.
cord Is 81
George Ecutschcr one day board
Registration Scotland ECO
d. W. Chambellim board of rc.
giStration one day zoo
Frank Wanek, board OF rcgistrs.
tIon, one day, Scotland 200
q. Il. LlaSOr, county printing IOr3
x +. Glasncr, county printing 80 10
James Burns, Guarding prisoner ~ 90
f. +. SrStka, blacksmithIng road
dist. II ~
Is 100
III $50
I Tor county ISs,
Wm. Homer road grading isG
| Henry oliver road grading 1870
H. Allen. iori grading 6N
| Toe EnSing. rur,l grading 6OC
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1907-01-03
DoMAcf zpRAvY.

ssjmu sve dfevafny We stfedu.
]. z. Matuska doprovszel zdej.
% orkestr do Wsgner dtery.
Aaton Musilek sem pfijel
Tyudall "a sanieh We etvrtek.
pondSlf byli mansele Harry
Dvofzekovi obdafeni dceruskou.
Novy rok sc pfihnal Sc spous.
ton snshu Y teto krsjine.
Theofil KoleekS konal svoii
prvnf eestu ma prvni doprove We
stEedu.
BSrta Wsguer koupil pekneho
kons cd stsreho Welf's tento IS.
den.
DIR. Form&nka eeska hofka ma
prodej We vsech zdejsich hostin-
cich. Zkuste j pro zdray,.
TGborska kspels hrala pro ia.
nee v Lesteryille v pondelf veter
a sdslujf be zAbsva byla znameni.
a.
Ma prodej spolehiiv6 leky pro
koHe a dobytek V. l.. Mrvika v
Lakeport $. ID. eeskeho zveroleka
10 ID. X. Hellera z Chicago Ill.
Skveiy pies Dude uspofadan '
siui Matt WelAi sobotu, doe 5
no ledns, 1907. Taborska kspe
Ia obstsfA hudbu. Katdy ie ucti'
We evan.
Pijavy papir IA inkoust Ice do
tati zdarma ma Taborske Stain.
Bauce. Zvlaite bychom byli o.
ehotui lasobih skoly. Tabor
State Bank.
Karel Hlavae Cd Utiky prS IA
bill velkeho vepFe, a ma ted straei
he no sam nesui. M radost
mu pomofem, budeli 81 plat.
Jakub Q Vkclav Wsgnerove by
Ii Lskeport ma sauich We etvr'
tex, q naramne 81 libavsli. Vice.
KRAFT pry neehti ma bvggach Jet NJ.
kan. " lete snad ptec nebudou
jezdit v sanich--.
Josef NovotnY St, odverl jede
naet for topolovSeh klsd X Memo
nitom K feee k pile, ktere srzsi \
roku 1873. Nektere kmeny dc
le NELL 50 palea v promeru, a 90
IS do 40 sttevice delky.
Ztejsi hasiei budou pofada;
soj vyroeni Piles. pondelf. dn,
2Iho ledna 1907, VIC spolkove ST.
nj. Hudbu phi te pfiletitosti OF
stsra Taborsky orkestr. Nikd'
by nemel schazet phi teto zabave,
neoor deel zabsvy je pro dobIo
hssied.
Tsborsky orkestr hral We Wsg-
nsr 6ter5 veeer phi taneeui zabs
We tsmneIsich hasiea. VEdor sill
q! vsnici sc dostavil slusuY poeei
IL. Krasua SIN v nit Sc zabavs
poiaI ala siojf "a zminku, uebot
jest vskutku uadherua, S moderni
zaiizeuim. KIasne q prostorne
ievisse a eleirieke osvetieni jeji
rase dodavsji.
d, zoree jeden zauedbal msly
iom v hrasi, kterS mohl byt
.dno uepsc = poeatku, a tax
,eiaa PROVINCE v Hotisndu byla
. pustoseaa. Taktet Kenneth
Nc Ter v Vauc:b ors, We zaned'
bal nastuzeui al usgieky konce
'yI cd raeen DR.. Kipgova vyna.
iz.m. Pise. Til doktofi ne
Faueehali bych umrel souchotiua.
n, ale DR.. Kinga novy vynalel
lnne zachranil." v T&borske lie
ksrns "a soc Q 90. Pokusni IL
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George SPEAKER Court JauitUr 10 90
On motion the following bills were
allowed
4. J. Fish. Court fees ~ %
tiarlottc East, Court Stenograp.
her g. 50
Murray Cylbutt, casket for Bder
Pauper, 1915
y. l.. Iavdahl, medicines for
Frost, pauper i6S
d. l.. ravdahl, medicines for Slim
pSun, paupcr 300
VIM. Mct2ger, mdsc for county go
V. j. Ptak, Clothing for Baker &
Seymour, PaupcrS rs
Claus Flick, road grading 200
+. q. Staucbraker. CurnOrcT's SER
vices. 1900
ID II. Plaaljc, board and care ~
Baker X SEYMOUR, paupers 20 so
c. NJ. Keeling, medical services to
Sam Climb, as amended To 30
&. NJ. Keeling, medical ,serviccs,
Al Young 400
Egbert HornStra, burying dead
dogs loo
Evening journal., 1907-06-05
Jests and JingIes

lie Cafier guarrel-I a fool when married You
she-Yes. but 1 thought you would improve--New
York Independent.
He complains that his wife refuses to listen to him."
He should cultivate the habit Of talking in his sleep"
Houston Post
James" said Mr.. Goodman the merchant "the gen.
ueman whose you gave reference tells me
you're not very truthful"
We'll say replied Jimmy, the ONCE boy. "youse is
sch guy yerseI youse need lebodied liar
like me round de place"-Phnadelphia Press.
why did you and Smith dissolve Partnership"
~Aw he got an idea had half interest in the
stenosrspher"-Cleveand Leader
The June bug has the golden wings
The hrcny has the fame.
The wrong horse has name at all
But he gets there just the same.
Kew York sun
See here" cried 4 propose 10 sue you
Look at my head, You professed to cure"
wait minute" interrupted the maker Of Fakeiey's
Balsam I'VE advertise merely that cure partial bald
and not"
We'll I only partially bald when started using
your stun: now I stnr hairi"
We'll then you're cured Of your partial badness aren't
vsus=-ssssssa stasdasS.
Evening journal., 1907-06-05
LABOR EXHIBIT
AT JAMESTOWN

NORFOLK. Va, June 5.-Samuel
Gompers, president Of the American
Federation Of Labor. has arrived here
from Boston on the steamer Glouces-
ter. after a stormy voyage. The big
ship labored heavily in raging seas,
and many Of her passengers were made
violently in. but she finally made port
safely az o'clock this morning
The trim was one of the roughest
experienced by the Gloucester.
Mr.. Gompers is here looking after
the final work in connection with the
installation Of the exhibit being made
by the American Federation Of Labor
at the jamestown Exposition He
leaves for Washington tomorrow night,
after attending the opening here Of
the Virginia state Federation Of Labor.
Mr.. Gompers said Re had nothing 10
add on the revocation OF the charter
OF the National Brewery Workers. He
was Of the opinion that the brewery
workers will hold out for some time
on their present position. but declared
that they would in the end accept the
requirement of the Minneapolis con-
vention, which held that engineers and
fremen employed in hrcweries must
belong to the international Engineers
and Firemen. and not TO the Brewery
Workers alone.
Evening journal., 1907-06-05
To Handle the Crowd.
EdItor The EvonIng Jaurnal.

Editor The Evening Journal.
Now as it is the time of the year
that the parks are opened to the pub
lie would like to offer a suggestion
as to the trolley car accommodations
az the parks especially Brandywine
Springs. The park opened on Decora.
ton Day ana there was such a crowd
at the Springs that il was very difficult
TO get on a car TO come home. 1t is
wonder that some one is not injured
while trying TO get on the cars, as the
boys, men, and sometimes women.
board them while IN motion. This does
not only occur on the opening day
but an during the summer I have
seen older people stand perhaps for an
hour to get on a car and also women
with children have a difficult time 90
get on the cars without getting a seat
afterward. While the policemen are
supposed to handle .he crowd. even
this does not seem to overcome the
difficulty, or insure safety or fairness
10 those concerned.
/, therefore, would suggest that the
portion Of the tracks from which point
the cars start be enclosed by a rather
nigh picket fence, entrance 10 the same
being only permitted oy gates, made
for the purpose; of course, only enough
passengers should be allowed to pass
through the gates as could be COM
fortably carried on a car. In this way
some equity could be 1hown those who
desire 10 reach home az a reasonable
hour, and start TO do so before the last
minute, while those who are perhaps
larger and stronger, but who usually
rush and board the cars while in mo-
tion regardless Of the many who have
been waiting for some time. will have
TO take their turn in entering the
gates.
This plan OF the gates. / understand,
has been adopted with success at other
places of amusement. and the writer
would like to see some action taken 10
bring about il adoption az the Springs
Very truly yours.
A Rider.
Wilmincton. June D
Evening journal., 1907-06-05
NEW CASTLES BOOM.

THE good people Of our neighbor, New
u Castle, arc entitled to a shower of con-
gratulations Their energetic Board of Trade,
aided by well wishers OF the town, particularly
Mr.. Selden S. Deemer, have landed what prom
ises TO be great industry, the Tropanes Steel
Company The deal has been we'll managed and
should result in mutual benefit New Castle and
Delaware, in fact Wilmington included, will well
come cordially this new industry We trust the
owners OF the company will have no reason to
regret their decision to establish their immense
plant in Delaware.
New Castle for a long time was quiet, but the
last few years have witnessed an awakening
which will ultimately make the pretty town by
the river hive OF industry. New Castle is now
looking to the future with the utmost confidence.
Everybody is jubilant," says one report and
well might they be The residents of the town
owe much to the Board OF Trade committee that
has worked so faithfully 10 secure the industry
and especial commendation should be meted to
Mr. Deemer who came to the rescue" at the
right moment making possible the acquiring OF
the steel plant.
The company, according to all reports, Is COM
posed OF men financially able to carry the plant
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start which number is to be increased until. per
haps, 1900 will be working. This means large
increase in the population OF New Castle bene-
fitting in every way the residents Of the town In
this benefit Wilmington viii share and while
Wilmington would have been pleased had the
Industry located here it does not bsgrudge New
Castle its prize
Wilmington rejoices in the prosperity Of all