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ord: OF the colored regiments :fn II Sassg
various events was as fofIowsss ,.l "
Infantry events, Company .sy fhsSs55
1oth hfantry, department. Of Mina
danao, made 992.53' points. ranlkiIiis.
third. =" 49, : y%S@ 4 h 81 sSSE sSI yyss
Company r, Gath regiment, deparfa
ment of Vtsayas, made 5924, Q6 poi1it q s al
ranking fourth in 81 events r. n a&s
( Cavalry events, troop X X 0tf1 lei sa.,viss
airy, department of Luzofit }Ns$ ma 6fSs
940:69 points, ranking second irl fiVga
events = %:,s> r. : + " q, VI. ~ GiS&
The Philippine scouts lined up four
companies, and made, the folloWinFs
score in infantry drill: M s Is.!
Company 29th, l ,1S 1.39 points INV iss sSsss
4th Company, 10000. iaS$$ hi SIS
21st Company, 97B;14. Il. lE5 l lassSi
, 37th Company, $500. &, l-$ ist3 :SssaS
| In team work IN all athletic Seyan1Ss
the Gath infantry led with ~ {ppIntss
The 9Th cavalry came secoIid :, Nj tk {
IL points I; " GaS 3sssssI
The 25th infantry ade; lth S lrtiss
with 81 points. .. r. {G ~ fsSsE gssSS
The best all-round athlete prssss aS
to be Private Grant j. 2 18th SIM aYas
rated at is points, winning soys
large and healthy field. = b Nm
The judges pronounced thisS ms
the most enjoyable ever held$ fn
Mia and paid a high tribute ASn3 Ifiasssss
splendid showing made by the c5I sSssasas
ed troops and tstifying TO- tflgiF syfa
ue to- the United Staten n arm
expressing the hope that tn eys na
rise to the full height ofs thsfi
s1bllities, both as officers and men
Elijah Reynolds, who; lis
| lngton boy, was recently $pr6 mo
| from quartermaster sergeant VI
sergeant, i25th infantry, and ~ fSshS
| his commission was handed :5hi nf y&
the commanding officer. In the. PREF
ence of the entire regiment there
| was general rejoicing over this faf
| Their evidence that color Is no barrier
TO advancement, if there be merit aIS
the man who seeks to rise. 4. f @3s 3S5
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Sentinel. /@..a
The officers were elected in the az
ternoon of the lasttday: Rev. c.. N.
Harris, moderator: Rev. S. E. Will
Hams, vice moderator; Rev. A P.
straughter, clerk; Rev. D. stratton,
treasurer; and Rev. ]. J. Turner,
corresponding secretary. y :,
Fifty-siX churches represented
and $33S.37 was sent for the various
purposes. - ~ g." -
The meeting for, 1908 will be held
in ROnceverte. <,:E="' -
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OUR BOYS AT MANILA.
Colored Soldiers Garry Off the Bulk
OF the Prizes for Athletic Prov
ess in the Philfppincs--Ser- g.:
geant Reynolds Sends Good

=
ess in the Philippincs--Ser- g..
geant Reynolds Sends Good
-. News from Across the Sea.
Some of the very best athletes,
marksmen< and all-round players at
healthful diversions In the United
States. army are colored men. A
communication from Elijah Reyn-
ODDS; First sergeatttesof one of the
. companies Of the gallant 25tA regi-
ment, now stationed in the Philip
pines. gives an Interesting story or
the results Of the second annual d.
vision meet, in which picked soldiers
from the departments OF Mindanao,
Visayas, and ,Luzon participated. In
Guided In the list Of contestants
were the flower Of the colored SOL
d1ery Of the 9th and 10th cavalry,
the 25th infantry and the Philippine
scouts. Sergeant Reynolds letter,
sent out from his camp in the DEPART
ment Of Mindanao, conveys the graf
flying intelligence that in all the
events of the day, the Negro soldiers
played conspicuous part; and the
record shows that they captured the
bulk Of the prizes, winning on indi-
V1dual and team scores by heavy
margins. Some Of the more import-
ant events for individuals, won by
colored soldiers, were as follows.
with name Of soldiers, his company,
and the record made: -.
100 yard dash, Private Taylor, 9th
cavalry, 10 Is seconds.
2O0-yard dash, Private Taylor, 9th
cavalry, % seconds. -,
$50 yar3 run, Private Washington.
18th Infantry, minutes, IL 2-5 sec
onds. 49," 81
Pole Vault, Private White, 9th
cavalry, feet, 7 inches. T..
Running high jump, Private Mil
ier' 24th infantry, S feet, IL inch
es.
Running broad jump, Private. Par
ker, 25th infantry, 10 feet, O. IL
inches.
IL pound hammer, Private Jefrer-
son, 9Th cavalry, 107 feet, 4 ga inch=
es.
80 16 pound shot, First Sergeant
Broadus, 25th infantry, SO feet, z
ID inches.
22O yard hurdles, Private Parker,
18th infantry. &c Is seconds.
100 yard hurdles, Private Grant.
24th infantry, IS As seconds.
220 yard, swim, Private pittee,
9Th cavalry, 4 minutes, SIS as sec
onds. >---- -,-.--,.-,r--.,.D 49,. .
Boxing, light, Private Jackson.
-,
Boxing, heavy, Corporal Morgan,
Company +, 25th infantry.
Officers fiat race, Second Lieut..
Adds, 10th cavalry, l minute. Sd
2-5 seconds.
Soldiers fiat. race, Private Pra-.
tehr, Company II, 10th cavalry, +
minute, SIS 2-5 seconds.
Obstacle race, Sergeant Askew.
Company e, oath infantry, Q min
utes, 1 IL seconds. g.. ..e
Bending race, Private Parkham.
Company K, 10th cavalry, 81 sec
onds. a
Reaching contest, Private Page,
Company X, 10th cavalry, 1 min
ute; seconds.
"'"''O '''N''y N"t DefSSt- Oh EDSOfR,
Company f, 10th cavalry ,:.i.
Boxing, Wcltcr Corporal Astroloeo,
S7th company Of the Philippine
scouts. "a
The hasty intrenchment test Vas
won by Private Sangels of the 9th
company, Philippine sc0ttsaS
The prize for team relay race was
carried of by the team BeDresentinKI
the 3 A4h infantry, es IS .ss;
In the general mar M 8. tslA "a
The advocate. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1901-1913, 1908-07-09
A GREAT 4 OPPORTUNITY FOR
YOUNG MEN WHO DESIRE AN
AGRICULTURAL EDUCA-
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Many OF the young. men who have
finished the courses1in agriculture: at
the Tuskegee Institute are command
ing salaries ranging from $50; to
500 per month. The graduates Of
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Save up for the Institute City Lot
Sale, July %. =. -
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Thanks TO the active Intervention
Ut Emmett 3: scott. who hnds tinae
q d snd 70 II tfops nd oz3s a.
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DR.. Willis Il. Sterrs, the founder
and proprietor Of the Cottage Home
lnhrmary at Decatur, Alabama, who
VIII be with us shortly, - en- route to
the annual meeting of1the National
medical Association at New York.
mas been spending a season In Green
vile, Miss, where he was called to
conduct several important clinics for
the benefit of the delegates to the
Mlsslsstppf Medical Association,
whic9<held its session there recently.
Dr. Sterr's, who Is one of the races
most skillful surgeons asgkwen as
expert or. hospital man sssdent and
successful as q generaI Rgaeti tfoner 4
performed q number 8f d6ftoats af,e;.
fations At Green Vile, In Ssx Ass,,e -
g No assembled defe & ~
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1908-01-15

consists of the bishops of the dicceses
and districts and of five clerical and
five lay delegates from each diocese
and district, while the diocese in
which the conference is held is en-
titled to ten clerical and ten lay dele
gates.
The Board of Missions has appoint
ed TO attend this conference as special
speakers the Rt Rev. Charles H.
Brent, ID. D., bishop of the Philip
pine Islands the Rev AIthnr Seldom
Lloyd. d. d., of New York, general
secretary of the Beard of Missions,
and the Ven. Hudson Stuck. arch
deacon of Alaska. The Rev VIM.
McVettie of this city is delegate TO
this conference and expects TO be alb
sent from DEBORAH during its sessions
and services. On account of Rector'S
absence there Will be- no service in
Grace church. Sunday, January 10Th.
The following Sunday, Jan 26th. ser
vices at usual hours.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1908-01-15

This topic is given to me to answer
and | must say the seedlings last
season did very satisfactorily. The
oldest row of seedlings was about 100
in blossom last spring and if re-
member correctly Il bore fruit. The
fruit had all kinds of colors from
white to dark red, from very sour to
sweet, and some of them have a high
color and quality; only one of many
hundred blighted and cut it out.
The row of seedlings that are three
years younger, which was collected
seed from Walbridge, Plum Cider,
Peewaukee and Johnson Seeding, only
10 or II bore fruit, but those seem to
be later keeper, but more blight on
them and some of them are not so
hardy as the Seeding from Duchess.
Isaac Johnson.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1908-01-15
The SEEDLINGS.

How are tie seedlings doing? |
will answer this question as far as /
have experimental in the line for a
number of years. l have raised seed
lings, and | found out that they are
doing very we'll, and l believe people
and even nursery men ought to give
this line of work a little more care
because the seedlings which are grown
from our home seed are more accli-
mated TO the country than any other
propagated apple from farther away.
But when l make these remarks /
would never advise anybody to plant
a young orchard with only seedlings.
because they have to be tried first for
a number of years All our valuable
apples are raised at first only from
seedlings, so there is an open field for
work yet and show to raise many
other kinds by giving this work good
attention. There are more new
seedlings shown today than there was
seen some years ago, and some Of
those seedlings are valuable for this
part of the country. There are a
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1908-01-15
FRUIT GROWERS MEET.
ANNUAL CONVENTION LAST WEEK BEST
EVER HELD IN COUNTY.
Large Exhibit Of Fruit and Many Good
Speeches and Papers on Interest.
ing Subjects by Promi.
nent Horticulturalists.

The annual Fruit Growers conven.
ton of the Winnesheik County Horti.
cultural Society at the court house
last Wednesday and Thursday was by
long odds the best and most interest
ing convention yet held by the so.
ciety. The attendance was good al
every session, and the papers read and
speeches given on various topics of
interest were listened to with close at
tention by everyone present Some
even said that they thought this county
meeting eXcelled the district meetings
held throughout the state.
Among thoe present from abroad
were q. 7. Gardner of Usage, A. f..
Bents and W. b. Perry of Cresco.
Isaac Johnson of Eldorado, o. SuEde
of Ridgeway, A Sindelar of Calmar,
b. q. and o. l.. Street of Hesper. O.
o. Rodvang of Nordness, O. A. Berge
and A. Blegan of Glenwood township,
Rev. A. Jacobson of Springfield town
ship, n. o. Bue of Canoe township.
John Harter of Locust, and o. Dvr.
land of Conover, besides the local
members and many residents of De-
corah.
The following officers were re elect.
ed for the ensuing year:
Presideut-E. Brakeman
Vice Pres. II. j. Hanson
Treasurer-C. broghammer
Secretary-O. 0. Lomen
The exhibit of fruit was the largest
ever seen in the county There were
in all eleven exhibitors. with IA
plates, containing So varieties. AZ
seedlings The prizes were awarded
as follows by A. O. Baker, Judge of
exhibits:
Display of apples; LIST, Isaac John
SON I'd, o. Dyrland Sd, John Harter.
Seedlings; LIST, Isaac Johnson; 3D.,
John Harter. Largest plate of apples
list. John Harter, I'd, A. Blegan.
Best plate of seedlings Isaac john
son. Best winter crab, Isaac John
son. Best golden russett, Isaac John
son Three best plates of winter
apples: list, q. Dyrland I'd. A.
Blegan. Best plate of Wealthies, John
Harter.
The committee on resolutions re-
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1908-01-15
Resolutions.

1t is with unfeigned sorrow that we
recall the fact that during the past
year Death has thrust Lis sickle into
our ranks and garnered for eternal
keeping one of our best and most
valued members. In the death of the
late John Elwick this community has
lost one of its most exemplary citizens
and this society a tireless worker, a
practical and efficient fruit grower.
We cheerfully bear witness TO his
character as a man and his enthusiasm
as a hOrticulturist. We hall miss his
kind and helpful words, his uniform
courtesy and his pleasant smile.
The memory of his quiet ways and
unenvious disposition will long he an
inspiration to us to work out the per-
picking problems of life in patient
and accomplishing manner.
We tender our sympathy to his sur
viving friends and point to his up
right life, his consistent christian
character and his love of the beautiful
and pure as the best preparation for
his sudden change.
Resolved. that this resolution be
published and copy be sent TO the
bereaved family of the deceased
o. o. Lomen, Committee.
Below we append some of the pa
pers read before the meeting.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1908-01-15

A performance as pure and whole
some as can be produced vet really
funny and intensely dramatic is sure
ly an innovation for a musical perfor-
nance; nevertheless, such is the big
musical drama, Little Dollie Dim
pies, = which the dainty comic opera
star, Grace Cameron, has chosen to
present to DEBORAH patrons tomorrow
evening, Jan. l6. A good consistent
story with a pure and wholesome plot
and refined comedy situations, with
unique character drawings, is some
thing rare in these days of nonsenslcal
entertainments. Miss Cameron is
not alone in the amusement making
of Little Dollie Dimp!es for she
has been surrounded by what is
probably the strongest cast of players
which has been in this city this
season. Mr. AL. Lawrence, the
famous mimic and the man of a
hundred faces. has the roll of Hiram
Skinner, big, awkward, country
lout, and his every appearance calls
forth laughter and applause. Flor
ence Langdon Tempes, the celebrated
character actress, portrays the roll of
Auntie Dunn in careful and pains
taking manner and gives delightful
impersonation of the stingy old maid
with double nature. one for com.
pany and the other at home. Will
Philbrick plays the roll of pettifog-
ging lawyer who imagines he is the
one and only intelligent attorney on
earth; and Miss Daisy King wears
some stunning gowns and sings bril-
liantly as the adventures, Mayme
Green.
Incidental to the play are introduced
the great musical speciality of the
Criterion Musical Four. also the Elm
City Male Quartette; Olah Faber,
the celebrated violinist, and Eva w.
Spears, the human finite or whistler.
The entire company numbers sixty
people with "A large grille and male
chorus
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1908-01-15

few OF my own seedlings that | can
recommend. There is the Harter' ;
Red, heavier bearer than the Veal
thy and the tree is more hardy
tree. Then have some real early
seedlings which | cannot show today
but the trees are all thrifty and
hardy. Some of my winter seedlings
can be seen, but | would not recon-
mend all of them There are a few
that will take the lead for this part
OF the country over any so far older
propagated apple, because the trees
are more thrifty and harder bearers
than some older kinds
John Harter,
Locust, Iowa.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1908-01-15

ed by wise and careful management.
Let us continue in the good work, in
the Improvement of our homes and
the upbuilding of our fellow man.
Let us not be discouraged in we'll
doing. Let us work together with
one common interest, each one bearing
his share of the burden.
1t is my wish that this meeting shall
be so conducted that each one will
feel that they have been benefited
That each one will resolve to do all
they can for the advancement of horti-
culture in the community in which
he lives
+. Brakeman. President
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1908-01-15
Presidents Address.

Another year has passed and we are
again assembled TO compare notes and
recite the experiences of the year 1907.
With some OF us Providence has been
very kind, while others located in a
different locality have not been so
we'll provided for This has not been
accounted for so far as | now. AS a
whole think we have great reason to
be encouraged.
Horticulture has indeed made rapid
strides in the last ten years. More
have become interested and have set
out trees and berries and attention
has been paid to identifying their
homes by the use of the lawn mower.
the planting of flowers and the set
ting out of ornamental trees.
What is there that looks more invit-
ing than well kept home? There
was one thing that attracted my at
tention on my visit to the Pacific
coast and that was the universal
practice of setting out fruit trees in
all their yards and gardens Why not
do that here: An apple tree will
grow as well as any other, makes a
fine shade, blossoms profusely. fills
the air with fragrance and bears its
fruit, which will richly pay for the
time and labor expended.
We have great reason to be thankful
that our lot has been cast in coun-
try where 80 much can be accomplish
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1908-01-15
Conference of the Episcopal Church.

IIVIc IIOO UI tIIo LPIoCUPdI OHuICH.
The fifth annual conference of the
sixth missionary department, com
prising the dioceses and the Mission
airy districts within the states of Col
orado, Iowa, Minnesota. Montana,
Nebraska, North Dakota, South Da
kota and Wyoming, will meet in ST..
Paul 5 church, Des Moines. Iowa, at
10 100 a. M, on Thursday, Jan. IS.
1908, and continue its sessions and
services until Sunday evening. Jan.
10Th.
The membership of the conference
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1908-01-15

A woman who can and does support
an invalid husband is hero, but if
she supports "A lazy husband, she is no
more than a male carrier The
the latter is due to Unborn cussedness
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1908-01-15
Disturbed the CONGREGATION.

The person who disturbed the con-
gregation last Sunday by continually
coughing is required TO buy bottle
Of Foley's Honey and Tar. I'm
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1908-01-15

ported the following, which were
adopted:
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1908-01-15
How Are the Seedlings Doine7

E. Brakeman, President
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1908-05-30

outlook the Yield should exceed
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reports unehans.d Coast yards som.
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per S fsG s soans aHd DID, I'D
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100 lunches 25d5oc RHUBARB nearby per 100 punches
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wax. per basket crate. 1ocas1:
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by, per Dbl 6oa75c; SQUASH narrow. per Dbl crate
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