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Rocky Ford enterprise., 1907-07-05
Inc Puells Printing rsll.

Washington -Thrrc are stored In
the hasrm mt ~ tho capitol. IN the oil
government printing otficr. In tbs
ilslih, hnildiuE. In N" old cat taTn'
aud In tso rented warehouses mors
than s.sno tons of documents and ~
l~,tts enough tc iiil freight train mnrs
than thrcc miles lonE. ac~or,ilnE I,
Victor 4. Rlekc,t. sccrctary of The
printlug Investigation commission ar
,Nnints,i t~c wears sEc In addition q
IT, Osn sicrAec capAeitN, the suNcru
mrut ts rayins tl>.Ss,s = year To ucnt
ais A larrr rfcisovtion uf these d0cu
mcnts arc obsolete.
Tho lcint c,mmittcc on printing cpl
90 this NvAr ncariN a mtllinn Nolunie'
~ tho cOnrtcssinrai printing alon.
and IN this the committee oal, tcuch~s
the waste ~hieh sas pilins up In ths
NAN Nhouses to tot u ncst the suNCyn
m-nt millions " dcilars tcr labor aus
us;.siai to no useful purpose Ncs
YORK wcfld
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1907-07-05
New ou..r. csI.. o, tn. Dead.

New Orleans has several miniatur,
cities within Its boundaries. and thcy
arr the cities OF the dead" said
Louis ", Lc HFanc OF the crcsecut
City.
i mean he explained. "iha, every
cemetery In New Orleans Is a minia.
tuw city. They arc built above the
ground and laid GU; In streets. Just
As the larger city. Every house Is o.
marble and some OF the tombs are
miniature In them are buried many
men Who won fans under thc donna.
ion Of Spain and France. In them. too.
arc ~ be foaud inscriptions that tell
of sweet Creole rcmanccs. such 81
thas Of Jeanne iAeicd.. the popular
singer OF nearly ecntnry aso. who
died OF a broken heart.
Certain DAYS arr So; apart. accord.
Ing TO the old French Catholic Gus.
tom IS. visiting these miniature cit.
ties. and On these days they are crowd.
I'D all day lons As they were built
50 lonS aEo they arc now In the cen.
ter OF the city and al night low weird
Indeed. LouE aso Il was fouSa neccs.
sary 10 build the cemeteries above the
ground. because OF the fact that the
city itself IL below the level o. the
Mississippi river"
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1907-07-05
CALLED JUDGMENT or COO.
rhisrs Death st Nands Of ehils
wivss Parents Ne Mad Robbed.

Tb- Ne~ York Sunday Worlds
correspondent in budapest sends II
IN. following account OF reeen,
tragedy In the viiias. OF kapossaT.
Hungary;
!anos NeTsa. stock farmer, sold
som. oxen for 300 crowns and con,
e.aled tn. money In his hoas.
f.rrn.s Gal. e'erdo~cii OF tho
village. kn.~ OF this Transaction and
dc,.rmined to get tho money. Ito
watched IN. house until he saw
Nsrsa and his viii. leave II. Then
h. -ni.rci and had ma dinicui,y Ia
nndins 'h" money. which hs I-ssk'
'-t.d.
As he VAS about to leave he no
ticrd sitting In . corner. staring 81
iently and int-ntiy at him. the varsas
ssy~sroid daughter. Realizing tha,
sh. had watched his theft. he deter
mined Ia set ID Of this witness
asains, him, ~. threw . rop. over a
b.am In the ceiling aud tied . nooss
In on. end Of H. Picking up the little
siri. h. tried to persuade her to put
her head into IN. nocs.. saying Il Nas
nice game.
-iioN - she asked.
'i'li show you" said the robser.
laughing.
Gal put down IN. little siri. drew up
chair, stood upcn IL and put his
head through the moose.
LIN. this b. said. again iaush.
lng. IL II Il Sss all q same he uas
PLAYING with the siEi.
The child pulled the chair away
suddenly: the robbcr fell. his neck
In the no'sc aud Was s,Fansied TO
death.
Tn. child watched her victims
death struggles until they ceased.
then ~ent outside 10 await for her
rsrrnts, When they returned she
took them To the room where the
dead thief siiii dansied and told
them In Errat Elc~ what had takes
place. The 500 crowns We're found
in the pockets cf the robs~r and n.
sis'yearold child is nc~ the hcplnc
of the village. where the event IL
called a ''Judxmcn; of God
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1907-07-05
How IN. v,il.o. Proo,..,sa.

swell. ~.ii'- exclaimed N. msi
who had wandered hack To III. village
''so the EsRl- hous. Ia siiil the Essis
house, No change sii"T i~"ni>
y-aTs"
"Ih-tr hry br-n q few changes" as
serted the oldest lnhsbitsnt Si,h some
asccibitS. -Hins. Sou',c been gone ihs
b.isi h-s b-cn T"slss.,iN.l, the Ursni
tuion. the Grand c"n,rsi, the Grand
Iun.tiou. tho Great NoIihrTn. tbs
Gwst Southern. the Imperial. the Rs
ssi. IN" Empire. the Monarch. ,hs
i'risc" of Wales. IN. n.s"ut, an tee
oth-f royalties which dlsTseollr,i
the Nansion hous. sis times an this
RsSlc hou>s seven. the latter happs nin
la h. it, proud pAirunymis at present
~riiin, riunksili". mN travelled fri"ni.
hsint "a allntcd t,.rhlni III" timrs "a
,au seem to tmsginc. WashinEtcn
herald
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1907-07-05
Nelee Of Exreriense.

A young siri recently went to he.
aunt On a momentous occasion. She
explained tha, a gentleman Was com.
ins 10 see her.
\ am sure he likes me. : she sossed.
''aad--aEd | ;hias he means TO mo
iSosc. don't like TO ask mother how
! should act under the circumstances,
but
DO you like him. iaterrup,eS.
saatS stsraly.
Very much observed her aiees.
ENOUGH to marry him.
The siri siushca and replied in the
Affirmative.
Then said saa;s. with an air o.
authority. don't tes there be aay
sAlls~shsllyszs. whez he popS. aoar
taTa rr,S and look down At the Garnet.
Just throw yNsar arms around his accs.
.saS him fsn il the face and sssia
talking aSs,i tie sG-zi;zrc~
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1907-07-05
New Au,sm.,le Rirs.

Tho s-lfioadink OF automatic musk
ei Is no~ being seriously considered
as tho infantry arm ot IN. future The
equipment Of III. great armies OF the
world With an Improved ride Is hardly
completed When III. mechanics begin
work on a nc~ weapon. AZ the r.ssnt
examinations Of the German War
Academy the automatic Tif. VAS one
OF the themes for discussion. The
ri-er no~ on trial has a magazine
holding ten cartridges: N. r-coii 10
utilised to Load and eSsk Consequent.
~ IN. soldier can remain quietly In
position. never removing hts eve frun
the TARGET. and fTr his ton shots.-
>e~ York sun.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1907-07-05
ne ose.ksr. 10 RemsIn ciess1.

me osssksss 10 Remain Closed.
Word eosnes efom sbroaA hat Ms
Vanderbilt 10 70 take . lar0s estate
near London. snd that the nreaksrs
utli not 10 opea this season IN Nes,
psrt
This viii BE- the secosd summer that
this msgnineeut estate has been
closed. and II means = social as usi,
- financial loss to the place.
To the gossips Of the smart set II
means tina, something attractive 10
keeping Mrs- Vanderbilt aad her
daughter on the other side Of the A..
isniic-someihing that draws like .
lodsstone.
No longer 10 Robert Go~iet's name
heard In connection With tho hand
of Miss Vanderbilt. and 20 are si our
wits end To knos just Who tho lucky
Johnny ts--Sev York American.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1907-07-05

Starch. like everything else. II b.
Ing constantly Improved. The pateni
8larches put on tho market % years
ago arc very dinerent and inferior TO
those Of the present day. In the lat
est diseovery-Densnee S'arch-aii In
furious chemicals arc omitted. while
the addition OF another ingredient. tn'
vented by US. gives % tho Starch .
strength and smooshness never sp-
preached BY other brands
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1907-07-05
4 Ss~s, Ss-s-ee.

\ -o-kz;Se assNe story coz,os try,z.
sse CsES Saa G.st-sss, SAYS the Korea
pSlly Tlzsss. Oze - the residents
having sssc3 ~ sllaoss. his oaly ~ife
declared her szsezsSoa 81 ssulas her
sssl Ausp9sss sA&s /; was zoi rssAs
Tor = SV=-x1 - -s-aAiz alive AFTER
Ss- SzsSE-=s Vas dead AaS sA4s sAe
eySal3 se n ss77ae- g SIC allowed
AKA Size sNs As- plan into eSeertsaa
and committed sz.so,,se the saass
night SIC Vas oaGy - years u ase.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1907-07-05

Laundry work a, home would DO
much more satisfactory u the Tishs
starch were used. In order to SO, the
icsirrd stiffness. Il Is usually ncecs,
sars to use ~ much starch that the
beauty and nnraess o' the fabric Is
aildcn behind paste cf varying
thickness. which no; onty destroys the
appearance. but also Affects the wear
luE quality cf the goods This iroa'
slc can ~ entirely overcome BY using
ornanec Starch. a. Il can be applied
much more thinly b-cansc c' its sgca;'
~ strength than other Makes
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1907-07-05
gnsisnI's Debt . Vran.s.

One of the chief debts to frAsee y
that she nourishes our tdeas> 0sas'
forms them. makes them her ova.
Just as she tTanspiantsd ssd trans
mitiea tho flower Of tho Renaissance
In an earlier day. With all our na'
tionai vanity ne never dispute the
parentase. II Is only territory and
diplomatic prestige and commerce
about which 20 quarrel With our
sweet eneiny."-iondon Academy.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1907-07-05
e..r,lsr Mr,s, Tor e.rers.

Premier Campbell Zimmerman. es
England. Is the exact opposite " his
rrrAcer.sor. Paltour. In one thlns.
Tho latter said that while he Vas IN
once he never rad tho newspapers
The present prime minister no, eaS
r,naas ,sera 81; writes for them
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1907-07-05
\ Ser@e

Way s>-oas5 zzy 2axsoas s-s0s; rs>
r,Sas Seeavse zS Sou5s Axs ac3"" she
sang 1SiA s-NaAs 9s.salRs II sse aosss
SsSr9ars
-we-e Van znA1-ss's - sAe yOasA .,
oay sassreSr7 asked AZ szag,aaez:
aosesaass Vea s=n,a mar sAs Taaaa.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1907-07-05
RIasIs.

what is the difference between .
chauffeur and surscSa;~ asked the
every rcady ickct,
"ci,c II up.- answered the man who
vas eorrd.
The chauffeur runs people down
and IN. surgeon cuts them up."
Hastily ecanlins PASSING street
car. he made a safe seta~ay
trclt Free Press.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1907-07-05

-why Ia = hat always chosen ss bet
be, ,S-sn r.ntl.m.u. asks an English
hunOris, for IA. same r'as1n ih.,
. riri always stakes = bos IL eandy
when sh. makes wager.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1907-07-05

ther. seemed no hope. nNsn's Kid
neg riils brought my nrs, r-li.f and
six boxes have ~ thoroughly cured
and regulated my Kidneys tina; there
has h~.n no return Of my old trouble, :
Sold by all dealers. 80 cents box.
Poster. Aiilburn Co. nnnaio. y. Y.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1907-07-05

Give pe.xzee Sssres = fair trial
Try {; ea- ss;A ~; and e'n,d sisreains.
saa Il wa sozg ;sias you do better
ec-S. In Acss time and s; smaller cost.
ycsa-z. IL aza yNszr sOsec. viii s;ve yoa
hack SsSr ..sazcs.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1907-07-05

nsiuk IAAAh > Niu'
n-y itlis ! VAS 80
run ioNn and mis-
-rsbi. that I could
hardly endure u.
r.Fribl. pains In
III. back attacked
me frequently and
III. kidney secr--
tions ~~rc much
ilsor,irr-si ! Vas =
nervous wreck and
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1907-07-05
cs,-lusiO.

~ wa -csSra ssss prevalence OF
siss rEsecs as a sign .. pr,spcriiys
-cc-sxaly. answered Mr.. Dustin
Staxs the fact that people can asegd
10 pay thea 10 conclusive sisn OF
,-as.e-.,y. y.--w.sAsas;ca Star.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1907-07-05
AaIsl otevenssn . Yeovesee.

Adlai Y Stevenson. ons Of the tn
living vice presidents. puts In most ~
his time travelling about shs eoantsy
visiting. relatives. whose sAme y
legion. particularly In the sossh- Ito
stays little n his comfortable but IN
pyeteutt0us home In Bio0mjngsoo. III
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1907-07-05

With smooth inn and Defiance
Starch. Scu can launder YOUR shirt
~alsi Jus, As well a, horne as the
steam laundry can; IL will have the
pnnpcr stiffness and nnlsh. there will
sc less wear aud tear Of the goods.
and Il will Ne positive pleasure to
asc a Starch that docs not stick to tho
l-N.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1907-07-05

" Charles Dana Gibson io.'sn'l like
ih. sias" Gibson k.Iis. ~hai u b. y"
inE Ia saS ahoat ,h" Nthsoa pleinr.'
that arr burn, on sofs pillows by anna
tcur ~ yTumsnisssr
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1907-07-05
Nasssr.s..ll.sasar sn,s.

Mrs EslaR1-ssaw % y'oa %. Mrs
Miner Why Aapanr yca Se,sa 10 see
me J; Is SIX zpaniAs s2zcs y'sa las
e4zlea
MIS-. NasQsc-Ds3- ma Can Il BE
s,assslile snss 3; IS si.x zBsEs>ss Slacs ny
A.usaArlE fiss gwen zze any ssxzaa1ass :
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1907-07-05

Grass 10 green. but an encounter
With grass widow is apt to reader Q
man color blind.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1907-07-05
a Nrs 2.-s

cus7ss.sr>-mnK1 ARue y'aa 81; taas
Is s;s1sttr e-ssiAs
tsrocas-.ons moment glasss sss-s,
lf,l.nry, ~,kas IN .a1a 3A5s-
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1907-07-05
GLGvGN YEARS or scxsmA.
Hs"ss crseked and oissdine-Nsil
Came on es einssr-cvtievea Rem.
sdiss orovoht Prompt Relief.

u had eczema on my hands for
ssoui eleven years Tho hands crack
I'd Open in many places and bled. One
II my onkcrs vas 50 bad that tho nail
zane on. had tried 80 many rem.
sdies. and :hey all had failed TO cure
me. had seen three doctors. bu, got
40 relief. fina,:y got cake OF CUT.
,ura soap. u boz of cuticura ointmen,
and two bottles Of cuticura Resolyent
fiiis, OF course kses cvueura Soap
al the time for my hands. ba, IN. one
.ak- OF soap and half box OF cuti.
.ura ointmcnt cured them. I recon.
mead the cuiicura Remedies TO all
'ah~r'ns with eczema Mrs. Eliza A.
Wiley. H. y. d. No. :. Lscomb. Ia.
Oct. Is. 1906.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1907-07-05

One idea Of . hypocrite IL . man
Who really admires his tnoiher'in'iaw.
but Is too contrary to admit the
fart
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1907-07-05
Shake into You, shess

Aiien's Foot Ease. II cure. painful. swollen.
snsrting. sweating feet. Mak-s ner .ho~s
easy, Soid by all Druggists and Shoe stose.-
nsn't accept any substitute. Sample fREk.
Address \. ;. olms,ei. i.r Hoy. \. y.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1907-07-05
Describing wssshss ceesl,Isns.

The weather is called calm IL the
air 10 not moving At more than three
miies an hour: ~ miles Is strong
breess. 20 . gale. Is . storm. ssa 20
Q hurricane.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1907-07-05

tn" shor, apple crop has on. ihInK
a. comm.nd n. Th.rr siii b. frs"T
hard cider ''jsEs" reported ncs, ~ip
t"r.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1907-07-05
TWO TERRIBLE YEARS.
The Untold Aoon,ss Of Neglected KID
nsy Troubles.

Mrs. James Preach. Is Weir Street.
Taunton. Mass. says when began
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1907-07-05

Sazse zsez s-e unable 10 distinguish
se;~s>ea sssl advice sad rasl4 Ia
salt
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1907-07-05

A boos, when needed Is better tha.
. pull that Isn't.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1907-07-05

Nss- Wtssssv-s s.ssAssa syvsp.
eAaasliss. s,say psts. ess~s stsA essA- ~shsslA
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1907-07-05

Reforms In Chinese Currency.
The Chinese minister OF finance 10
planning reforms In tho silver and
copper currency Of the empire.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1907-02-27
w. j. BRYAN

Mr.. Hartman sarcastically declares
that the interstate commerce commits
sion ought to give him a job. Isn't
the commission keeping him pretty
busy as it is?
The second number of Tom Wat.
sons Jefersoniau is delightful
magazine. 1t is fun of the sparkle
and brilliancy which characterizes
his speeches and writings
A great many republican organs
observed Lincolns birthday by print
ing his picture and carefully refrain
ing from making quotations from
his speeches and messages.
Mr.. Hartman says the present
freight trouble is all the fault of the
people. OF course the people should
have hustled harder and made more
money 10 turn over To- The railroads
Japan is ready for war and Uncle
Sam is not" shrieks a hysterical ex-
change. sho, now, Did you ever see
Uncle Sam lose any time when 81
was necessary to make ready for il-
.Chicago's socialist daily paper say.
We must have $4,000 before the
end of next week" Tie not the drs.
one that has felt just that way abou
Il.
The proposed congressional postal
law restricts the amount of adver-
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1907-02-27

President orr OF the New York
life Insurance company says that If
is wishes are consulted his Official
onnection with the company will be
mort. a lot of policyholders are
hort without being consulted.
Noting the fact that the naval APP
ropriation bill carries $4,000. 900
ne Knoxville Sentinel wants to know
by one new cruiser should not be
AIMED Knocks all"
We are not yet ready for a censor.
nip of the press. The proceedings
# court are public property and
ne public can be trusted to rebuke
newspaper which IN publishing
hem uses that which offends the
moral sense of it's readers.
Judge Parker has upheld President
.ooseyelts right to discharge those
tegro troopers. Yes, Alton b. Park.
r.. The flowers OF which James A
fairfield spoke seem to be BLOOMING
cry profusely over the garden wal
/ politics these bright days.
Women ticket sellers are to be EN-.
'Ioyed on the New York Elevated
DAD. The reason given is that the,
re more dextorous in handling and
taking change than men. The rea.
eason in that they can be secured
or about half the wages that mer
.emand.
A newspaper declares that Their,
you'd be more Rockefellers in tn,
World If young men spent as much
mort in money making as they do in
owe making Perhaps, but there /.
omething wrong about the YOUNG
nan who would rather make money
nan 10 make love. Besides, haven't
We enough Rockefellers now?
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1907-02-27

1t does not appear that the high
speed of the train had anything 10
do with bringing about the wreck OF
the 1S-hour New Chicago ex-
press on the Pennsylvania road: YET
the accident Will probably bring a
pause to the reported plan of the
management to put on 16-hour
train between the two cities. II is
idle, as the Engineering News SAYS.
to contend that increased speed does
not mean increased danger of acct
dent on railroads, and the fact that
the 1S-hour flyers on both the New
York Central and Pennsylvania rail
roads have already been mixed up i'm
serious accident would seem to mean
that this is about as close a limit up-
on time between New York and
Chicago as can be made with any
reasonable regard for safety.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1907-02-27
2EFLECTIONS OF
A BACHELOR

some people are so mean thew
IAN TO be late enough at church for
ne collection plate to have been
assed.
If a woman was willing TO have
Ter husband stay out late at nights
robably he wouldn't want to.
a man is never thoroughly domes-
Icated until he can button his wife
Up the back without swearing more
han seventeen times.
When YOU see woman cutting
omething out of the newspaper it's
inner about complexion or how to
make furniture out of dry-goods
oNes.-New York Press.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1907-02-27

During the first week OF the Thaw
trial Stanford White, though six
months under the ground, was sub.
jected to severe arraignment and
found guilty of misdemeanors and
heinous felonies For ten days Eve
lyn Nesbit Thaw, wife of the prin-
cipal in the trial, has been subjected
to an examination into her own past
life such as no woman has ever be.
fore had to undergo Indignities be
yond measure have been heaped up.
ON the living and the dead Whether
Thaw himself is to be tried befor,
the trial closes no one can tell. Mrs
Thaw and Stanford White have beer
found guilty.-Huntington Dispatch
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1907-02-27

Because John ID. Rockefeller gave
thirty-two millions to the cause OF
education board" the New York trib-
une thinks 1t all Indicates Mr.. Rock
efeller's determination to seek the
greatest good to the greatest num-
Der of his fellow citizens"
But who ever doubted Mr. Rookie
feller's determination to put aside
all thought of self? Some may even
think il an insult to intelligence that
the Tribune deems IL necessary to
remind its readers OF Mr.. Rockefel-
Ier's disposition to forget himself in
his anxiety to provide for the wei
fare of his fellows.
But the Tribune throws some light
on Mr.. Rockefeller's latest contrIbu-
ton when It says:
We doubt very much whether the
Gallo war or the Russian campaign
was conducted with one-half the
thoroughness that marks the opera
lions which Mr.. Rockefeller carries
on through the general education
board. Many persons may feel that
the strategies of the board some of
which will presumably force weak
and i'll placed schools to the wall.
are cruel, but no wise educator will
share that feeling. The country is
oYerrun with petty, inefficient col
Ieges granting worthless dergees and
deluding their students into thinking
themselves cultured. There is fright
ful waste of money and effort due to
lack of intelligent cooperation
among institutions. Before very long
even the bereaved friends of the ex-
terminated colleges will rejoice that
great industrial captain was will
ling to spend fortune in bringing
order out of chaos"
So, then, Mr.. Rockefeller is t Dap
ply to educational institutions the
same system he has applied to bust
ness institutions, system described
by John d. Rockefeller, Jr., In his
more or less famous American beau
ty' illustration. According to John
ID. Jr., in order to produce one beau
tiful rose it is necessary to pinch
off all the smaller roses. And now
according to the New York Tribune
MIR. Rockefeller, intends through his
millions contributed to the general
education board, to eradicate the
smaller colleges and to confne the
pursuits of higher education to those
larger institutions that are to be
strengthened with the Rockefeller
millions And right here It is i'm
portant to remember that one of the
conditions of the Rockefeller gift is
that John ID. Rockefeller, ST., and
d John d. Rockefeller, jr., are to con-
troll in the distribution of the Rookie
Teller funds
Does any one magazine that any
institution will share in this fund If
the members of its faculty make
bold to criticize the system whereby
N~'NiiSi OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES were
made possible? 1t is not reasonable
to believe that the teachers In the
colleges which are aided through this
Rockefeller fund will refrain from
criticizing the Rockefeller methodist
Is it not reasonable to believe that
the young men and young women
who attend these colleges and hear
he name of Rockefeller lauded be-
cause of his keen anxiety for the
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1907-02-27

John d. Rockefeller is a good citizen
and that his life was devoted to the
service OF society?
Yet only a few months ago this
mighty patron OF education was
skulking through the highways and
the byways of unknown regions hid
ing from officers OF the law who
were anxious to serve upon him with
writs commanding him to appear In
a court OF justice and tell the truth.
The sum of thirty-two million dol
lars must DO enormous; indeed II is
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1907-02-27

so great that the minds OF men can
not comprehend 81. But with all OF
its immensely. Il ought not be large
enough to cover the multitude OF
sins for which the man who gives it
TO the cause OF education" is re-
sponsible. and with all OF its pow
er Il ought not be strong enough
to destroy the living fact that civili-
zation will have failed whenever
vice can be transformed into virtue
by the contribution OF money and
the habitual law breaker is lost sigh,
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OF in the lionized hero because he has
poured-nto the laps OF educators part
OF che enormous sums OF gold he
has taken from a people whose Laws
he has brazenly defed and whose
substance he has Systematically plum
dered .-Commoner
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In the 40 years between 1892 and
1892 there were outstanding notes
OF the bank of England, presumed 20
have been lost or destroyed, amount
ing to 100000 odd, every shilling
of which was clear profit to the bank
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j. D. ROCKEFELLER
ANDHIS MILLIONS.

cause OF education" his great love
for his fellows" and his determine
tion to seek the greatest good to the
greatest humber" will conclude that
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Some GrOcers make money ON
other brands. That Is all right IL IL
suits you. hut he will get Monitor
IL you insist upon IL. IL will pay you
10 INSIST
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Milking by machinery is not so
new. Just think how the public ha
been 'milkcd" by the tarin machine