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St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1908-10-30


@ilion Sololoben bleD be6tagen pQ
fGnpe6e iDrigt imo6 Sen, men De=
rnofraterne Dan0t. San bar r1eo til
at lfrtDe DingleD=2ope11, UNDER bpil-
fet 2an6et bar opnaaet bt6til ufienDt
Seli itano. @ans Mo0fan6i6at &an1=
mono pnlfer cit Sol6repiiion &et=
ming al @ilion 2open> Mc@leorp
0erino0 Ell &epilion me0 0inglep 60
ben lom @rlln0. @bilfen &epilion er
at foretreffe?
McGlearD bar lne0 til at ffe
Meierierne 8elfpttelie imoo Sen ubG=
berlige &onfurrence al 0leomarga=
rine Gobrifanterne> og SEN 2op, ion1
ban bar me0 at forme og be6tage>
bar bragt Sremltillingen al farbet
Margartne ne6 fra 1913 Millioner
Eun0 til 5 Mtllioner &uno 5 9lor.
|&ipOtruiten fen1pe6e moo &e0tagel=
len al 6enne 2ob, ser bar beret al
uberegneligt @apn for 2anbets
Gnprf fabrtfation. 9eu tr11es ser me0,
1T oenne Sob lfal gipres ngpl0ig 11n=
ser 6en folnmen6e &anrp ON Golb=
rebtltonen. Set bgr 0enne Gorbin=
oelie erin6res, at alle 5D6ens Demo=
froter ite11te imoo @rout 2oper1, og
Set er Sp6ens 0en1ofrater, ser be-
berifer Hartiet> til bpilfet McGleorps
', Mobfon6tbot> @ammon0, bgrer.
Nleo @enlDn til fri M1foboI 2open
bar @c@learp Me6le1n af 8aDs o11o
Wieans &on1iteel1 ser u6arbei6e6e
oenne 2ob, iom fierner @fotten poa
6rentl tltilling al 0enaturaliieret sllfo=
bol> og Iangion1t, men 1iffert bier
se11ne 2ob Jig at bore til flor 9eptte
for Sornrere, af bpis Rrooufter @a=
rem mao frenIhlles.
Mr. Mc@learp bar en- af be fsrite
01e16 &ongresien, Der paabilte
8etponingen af 6aglig &oltombrin-
gelie til Sarmerne, og ban bar en- al
oem iom fprit fenpe6e for @iennem=
fgrelie af u&ural Gree Deliberp" Sp=
iten1et. 0ber 300 &uter bar ban
facet oprettet / 18 @ountper / 2 81
| itrift, oer bringer 6oglig &oit til en-
Garnbefolfning paa 100000 Mennc-
ifer, og 6ette Gerritortunp alene uo=
betoles $270,O00 narlig til Hoitfg,
rerne.
Naor 6erttl fonrn1er 6e mango Of
fenlige 8pgninger, iom 6et er lpffe,
6es Mr. Mc@Iearp at ifaffe fit 81.
itrift, ,og oe mango forifiellige 2ope
af 8etp6ning for bele 2a116et, Jon
ban bar fremmet, tur6e Ser bere
@runbe NOT til at belge sssanes 8,
McG Glearp til 2. Minneiota Diitrifts
fommen6e &ongresma116.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1908-10-30

l1t1lfe &reole Walbington iom no
oper 2onoet og bans Galg6iltrift,
1T aongresn1nno Solpnep er oen> ser
ia fprit al bor lot &epiiio1rs=8epe-
cclien Tort. Set bar bar1, Der inD-
ioa, at Si0en bar mo0el1 for Denne
9epegelie, og iom un6fange6e 6en
Soc, at @aDs an6 Meons &on1iteen
6uroe foretage l1n6eripgeller incl
lem Sesltonerne, for at ct Sorilag til
en- &ebtiion af Sol0loben funoe ligge
ferotg iaa mart iont r1uligt efter at
&ongreslen bar troa6t lalnnen. S9
ban loo 0et life blipe be0 at fremlet
te 6enne Sonfe. Me6e11s anore $50.
litifere 6rdfte6e ben og talte frem o9
tilbage ON 6en uoarbejoe0e Samnep
ocn &eloA1tton, iom latte Flanen /
&erf, og bet bar baln, itpttet al Mr.
Sherman, Ser latte Sc &refter /
5ecegelie, ion1 on1li0er tpang Gbairs
man &opne, &ongresman6 9ul5ell og
andre biertefaite uSton6potters" til
efter en- lang og bitter 03obitan6 at
opgipe 6eres tro6iige Stilling og nige
for set ite0ie ltigen0e &rap, laale6es
at Sc tillioit ielb tog Sagen op og
ltette6e Sen. @ap6e set life peret for
Mr. Samneps Snitiatip og Sper for
oenne Gag, / Sorbinbelie meo bans
grl1noige &ien6ifab til set politiffe
Miaifineri, iom mao iettes / 8epegeI-
ie for at giennemfpre 9ager af benne
9lrt> pil6e &ebilionen al &ol6loben
u6en Sbibl beret lige iaa fiern iaar
lom BEN bar 6et ifior. 5elpfglgelig
lnootte &eiolutionen, ioalebes iom
SEN blep forelagt &ongresien, gna
Sen regulere Sci giennem @aps anb
Means &omiteen og bette bin6re6e
Wfr. SanneD at fan Den 9gre for
9lrbei6et, ion1 / 8irfeligbe6en tilfom
bam. Men bette fon life ifiule 6en
pirfelige &ienbsgierning, at set bar
banr, iom iatte MaIfineriet .8epe-
gelle. &ele 2anbet ct bam Taf 1fDl-
Big 6erfor, bans eget .@algoiitrift iffe
H1in6it.
geaar man fie116er bette Gorbol6,
bliper Boaitanben ON at Mr. Satpnep
, ifnloe bore en- .Stan6pntter", ret
latterlig. Sen Manb, Der tDang
Stan0patterne til at gao ino paa &e-
biiions= =Hrogramn1et, flint 6e bap6e
fnl6 @ortrol ober @aDs anb Means
Romiteen, tan life betegnes iom en-
Mnti- -@ebiiioniit, og Ser bliber iaa libt
lof oenne ion1 af nogen anben aariog
@run6 til at forbinbre bans @ien-
|palg. apart in1o0 bill bette blipe ct
! lgrgnlnent for bans @alg.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1908-10-30
james a. .Gauney.
W,innciota-&o &ongresmanbcns stilling
til Solbrepiiionen.

(, Oppplitionen moo &pngreslnanoen
ira /. Milll1ciota 9iltrift, Sames q.
Sauncp, bar rettet ben 9eifplbning
ilnoO baln, at ban or eli Mnti-&epi-
iionilt og v5tanopatter". Gette er
en- 9elfplOning, Der far mere enb To-
fal ssslrtereSie, iOet bcn 0reier Jig ON
ct Spergsu1aal, iom peofommer belle
2an0et, itient set lelpfelgefig bliper
Gnlgerne / bans Diltrift, ser folnmer
til at ofgipre, ON SEN ifal iaa no-
gen SeSn6flpbelie poo &al9et SEN
fonnnenoe l(ge
Set lfal fer bep0eS poa Set be-
ltenltelte, at oet bpcrt Ual0 life fan
liges ON Mr. 5apnep, at ban CT gln>
ti=&epiii iionilt, og at ifploe bam for
ut bore bette iapner life blot @rllno,
men er til en- big @ra6 lotterligt. Set
er Ell pel fienot Gag ioo pel Sc po>
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1908-10-30

Otter Sorlp6en6e mo0tog 8ro. Da-
lie en- iaa oberbal6en6e M9ng6e nDe
Mni6gninger ON 0ptogelie / 9bor-
bolbien 2oge $50. As, at ban maatte
leie en- Srilleber til at figre belle ben
bploige s5tabel 8apir biern paa.
9 70. 8i1i.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1908-10-30
Ric6aro o. O'Brien,

Sen nl1pGren0e County 9lttornep for
Stanley County, far befle6t bette
@nnbe0e / to slar og er / set ner fore
ltooen6e &alg otter &nnoioot for
lan1lne @mbe0e. ler. S'Brie1 er
fpOt, oporaget og uooannet ct.
Saul, og er @raouent fra 2an66e=
patementet / Minneiotas ltniperittet.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1908-10-30
Cats Roslle(S.
@ep. aanbioat til statslesislatnren

Mr. 9ors &osneis, Ser er republi-
fa,1if &anoibat for Mepreielltant til
5totslegislatl1ren ira oen 9el al set
"a. legislative Giltrift Ser ligger
Moro ior @reat Nortbern 8anens
spor imellem M'isiiSjippi Str. og
.@eitern s(pe, fdotcs 9torge for {. 80
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1908-10-30
Snerfjprt af Spget. gn garunel

0berfjprt al Soset. gn gan1mel
Man6, Sans SSenien, oanif al 6po=
lei, ser bar boet beri 8Den / 18 Mar,
blep ii6ite Srebag Nften oberfjert
al ct geortbern &acific Sog paa Mt-
lantic Ctr. og be,,ligger frent0eles |
Ell fritilf Silitan6 paa 8pboipitalet.
6lere &ibben paa begge 5i6er er
breffet, og ban er ogiaa ifa6et paa
an6en Maabe. sSenien er c. 68 aor
gantmel, og set er tbiDliontt, ON ban
fan fontme Zig. Scr. .SSenien gift meb
en- Srillebgr, 6a ban bleD, poafiert.
&an bar &ultru og tre 8grn, Der boer
paa Mtlantic 5treet / MRrbeben al
|gllbemarle.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1908-10-30
4gftts R1u1nf I Uutlltnghyrrttr1ss !
Wrfebiffpp s\uhn ,Srclanb bolot

Wrfebiffup Spbn Srclano bolot i
Onsoags Mftes Ell Gale peo Ell vSar=
pelt Some" 6eit | 5eitlofalerne i
0onol6ions @lals 8locf / Nfi1mcu=
polls, bpilfeu Fan anbefaleoe, at DC
TO 1ptllingbper arbej0e0e lan1mcil
8aano / @aa116, for ioa pibt ongif at
apertere otsle 9pers Jor0ele og Ni1l=
ligbeoer no pper Gerben. San iogoe,
at naar ban reiite og blep lprrgt ON
Sen 8pes Sterrelie, bpori ban lepebe,
1pare0e ban nltio, at ser par $4,000
Mennelfer, ioet ban berpeb iigte6e til
oe to 8per 6ellesltab og regne0e
oe1n for en- laaoun. u9eaar ri gaar
Dlt paa til 9felp Dorf eller 8olton
eller Ebilooelpbia, treffer nuan melt
sSolf, Ser life fjen6er ltort til ppre
8per beroppe. Sc pc0 life al, at
naor man fjgrer no al Dem enc font
mer mm1 in0 Sen anben; at for 10
GentS fan man fj9re fra Sen enc
8pes Dberfant til 0en anoens. Seq
bilOe pnlfe, at Ser fun0e fin6es Wfi0=
Ter og Geje, bporpeo 6olf anore 9e=
le al 2onoet piloe f11nne for1toa, at
III GirfeligbcOen 1l0gipr ct lonlet
Sele."
Sclpmprb. 9lobert @. Gopies, Ell
@on0elsrejleuoe 9(potbeferporer, BE-
gif li0lte Spn6ag SelplnorO / ct @g=
relic / geo. II Gait Stiff Ctr. ne0
at toge Wforfin. SamtiOig cfterloo
bon en- 9eote, bprt bon erflnre0e, at
Ell &pinoes Irolpsbe0 bar @runoen
til, at ban III, tog 2ipet al Jig. Man-
SEN bar oog felt igjennen1 W3orfiniit
og bette bar Den egenlige @rl1nO til
9elpmor6et. 50 af bans 8rg0re
,bup6e tioltgere taget 2ipet al Jig al
lamne 9larl jag.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1908-10-30

Gn itor @aprelcpcranee til &apal'
leribeitene paa &bilippinerne er til
loaet ct &ornbanblerfirma / Minne=
apolis, IS. s.. Oepereur Company.
Sen pmfatter 218,000 8uibels, ser
ifal betoles meo $36.70 pit. Son, frit
leperet Seattle @albu eller meo en-
run6 Gum al $4,000. 2eperingen
gen lfal foregaa mellem MI og Npt-
oor. &ornfirnraer 9an Granctsco,
Yortlan0, Seattle og Minneapolis
bapoe in6gipet Sub.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1908-10-30

al Sopannab, Ga, iom ON fort SID
oil oobne en- 8roncb slfoeltng fer.
Denne &irfiombe6 er Gorretnings-
peroenen Sen lterite / lin Slags og
bar en- &nffe of 8rancbafbeltnger
langs Sen atlantiife &plt og nerifan-
lfe @opbugt iamt peo Sc 1tore @ger;
ct. Yal1l Mfoelingen pil for1pne
9eor0pelten og Canada me1 6abrifa=
to-
&ompogniets General Manager
for @clten 5orrp Short af @bicago,
fat fornplig oflll1ttet 6anOel ON 2eie
al ct >Stpffe 2onb 200X165 SOB
imellen -@obalb slpe. og Ganoalia
Ctr. Mi0ipop 9iltriftet. Sm gan=
lfe fort SiD pil &ontrnfterne ON Spz
fprelien al Sorebulene og Sc 1tore
Stool=5onfs for 5erpentin blipe of=
ilutte0e, og set pentes at 0riften al
bele set itore elnlng oil f11nne be-
gpnoe eugong nelte Maone0.
Stpr Sam,ncnfpmit / Sborpalb1en
2ogc go. Is, Minneapplis. 5 @aar>
Sorsoog slftel1 ofbo1ot 0enne 2oge
en- feitlig @ammenfonit, ct laafaloet
ustog Yartp" poa s. g. &oll, Ser
par beiegt al mellen 200-250
Menneifer og forlp6 / enbper @en-
ieen6e 1bmerfet. &oniteen n1eb
8ro. g. sc. Nielie1 / Spi0ien bapbe
giort ct tort slrbei0e men bapoe oa
oglaa Gornpielle Oeraf: Stemningen
bar aloeles brilliant og 6olf nnoreoe
Jig gltnre>1be. Ser bar ct itort I'm
bol011ingsprogrom mes GrDllefur1=
1ter, 8rponing, &egtlpftning, @mi<
6igbe0sgDelier, Sololange nj. NJ. nt.
8ro. Geo. sloierlen og 8ro 6. Dane
bol6t Galer til SEN an6egtig lptten6e
Soriamling, og Sen liolte inobp6 be1e
@elifobet til at 6eltoge en- l1maa6e-
Zig flor Seit, Ser fort efter Nptoar
if11l0e ofbol6es ct. saul CO. og
1on1 biloe blipe Sen 1terlte banife Seit,
ser en0nu bar afbol0t Minneiota.
&an oplplte, at 8rooerlogen / ct.
Naul ollere6e bapoe giort itore 9ln-
1trengeller n1eo 6orbereoelierne til at
mo0tage ollie oisie mango @ieiter
paa eu inu1f og pproig Moa0e, og
allere6e bap6e leiet 8Dens itgrlte Sail
/ Sen Mnle0ning (?).
gn goo lille 2rncb bi6roq emo
p6ermere til at gipe Mftenen ct for
11pjeligt @rpg, og til Slut Mep bele
0en megti9e 6oriamling fotografe-
ret peo Magni11mslps. M0fftli.
ge of 6e foreoragne 5ololange af
8rg0rene bar 8i6ne on1 Sen tore
SS11teresie> iom Ser fra alle Sioer ta-
ges BEN fornpjelige &onfnrrence
lnellem Sc to 8rp6reloger Gpilltng=
bDerne; UNDER bilo Subel blep en-
Sang poa Melo6ien: Gen er for
tpf -! oflunget, bboraf pi fer ifal
giengibe ii0ite 8ers:
Mu goor set lgs io meo @frig og
Sfrool,
- ia, leg n1ener oeropre / ct. Saul.
Sci! bpor 6e @o6tfolf be farer ont
+. firing
buip me6 Tet ingenting!
@tortromn1en Taar 6e, iaa 6et fan
forTaa>
'mener at uMinne" ifal blipe Sen
Imaa.
8Rloigt 6e ilaar Jig for 8rDltet og
f'er:
uDet bli'r, uMinne", per @iIbet gt'r".
Men uSborbaloien" ii66er og Ter!
og fornerer Jig mer og mer!
Og naar iaa Dor @rigsliite fommer
paa ErDf
Den b1ioer i'gu tpf! :"
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1908-10-30

Sc 33 u&oital Snbitations" beri
8Den ifal MI forlpnes nteo 5filte,
iQo at Ynblifl1n1 lettere fan pibe, bpor
0e er> for bl. a. at afien0e @engean=
pisninger og regiitrere0e 8reoe NJ.
b. og life bebgper at lebe belt neo
8Den til @opeopoitfontoret al Sen
@run6. 0e forelaae6e 5ftlte ifol
pere bpioe 8agltaper paa blaa Bag
gruno og leie iom fplger:
Il. g. Noltoffice 5ta
sgfonep Sroers 6olb
2etters on6 Bacfages &egiltere0.
9cn nDc 8ro pper Minnebaba
Greef, fra 5porbogns=@ol0ep
til Sol6aterbien1met, ct meget lnruft
og itorilaaet 5tpffe Sngenigrarbeioe,
blep aabnet Man6ags n1e6 flor Sgj=
tioeligbe6. programmed blep 6og e1t=
Ser foritprret al SEN fterfe &egn. @e=
teranerne maricbere0e ober 8roen
me6 ct Biberforps / 6pt6ie1l bporef-
ter ser bol6tes en- Se1t / 5ol6ater=
bien11rets Soriamlingsial, bpor flere
al @totens le6e116e Me116 bar til1te=
6e. 8roen Ter baa6e elegant og folio
u6, og SEN bi6roger bei @ro6 til
Sor1fi6nnel1e al ben beilige Minne=
baba Earf.
The weekly true Democrat. (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1905-1912, 1908-09-18
Ian 0rder Cnmnetition.

It is safe TO say that any merchant
who goes energetically about it can win
back lot OF the mail order trade Of his
community to his store.
The trouble is that 80 many merchants
make the mistake Of spending their time
knocking" mail order competition, in
stead Of boosting" their own business.
They forget that ''you can catch more
flies with sugar.
Arguing that a catalogue house Gus
toner is not a good citizen, heaping
abuse on the mail order houses, telling
people that they get cheated most Of the
times they buy by mail, doesn't count
for much in the long run.
The thing for the dealer in this COM
munity to do is to tell his trade what
good merchandise they can buy in his
store; how far little money will go for
reliable merchandise in his store; that
their credit is good if he does credit
business; that they can see what they
buy and pay Cor it when they get it, and
not buv without seeing what they are
getting and paying for it week in ad.
vance; they can get what they want
when they want it, without waiting q
week or two for it TO come by mail or
express.
The dealer who carries the best goods
he can find, sells them at the lowest
margin of profit that is reasonable, ad-
vertises effectively, and gives careful
attention to the innumerabe ways open
to him Of attracting and holding trade
will have little % fear so far as mail
order comptitiOn is concerned-Gaines-
VILE Sun.
The weekly true Democrat. (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1905-1912, 1908-09-18
Honesty Ar--spaI Privileges
Notes from the WOman's Club.

The regular monthly meeting of the
club was held the afternoon of Septem-
Der 10th in the paTlor Of the Leon Ho-
tel. The usual routine of business was
carried out.
The reports Of the standing commit
tees are always we'll prepared and in
teresting and keep all the members of
the club posted in the work of the diff
ferent departments. A business club
is like any other copartnership, to sue
coed all the partners must understand
the finances and the working plans.
1t has become an established custom
of the club to have committee of good
workers tosuperintend the annual house
cleaning of the two school buildings.
This year Mrs. H. T. Felkel, as chair
man of a committee of nine, took charge
Of the work and such faithful service
has not been rendered Tallahassee and
the children in a long time, day after
day she was at one building or the other
helping and directing that all might be
ready for the opening day. The build
ings speak for themselves, they are
thoroughly sanitary, as clean and neat
as they can be. Each room has its dec
OratiOns of pictures and ported plants
that give a hOme-like air.
The annual committee of 1908 TO NOM
mate officers of the club for l9OS-l9O9
was appointed as follows
Mrs. j. T. Bradford, chairman; Mrs.
J. S Winthrop, Mrs. w l.. Moor, Miss
NJ. S, Lewis, Mrs. l.. G. Yaeger.
The weekly true Democrat. (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1905-1912, 1908-09-18
FlYe ARrLculturaI DIstrLcts.

State Commissioner ofAgriculture B.
F. McLin has announced the assignment
of the forty-six counties of the State to
agricultural districts, dividing them up
into five separate divisions. Escambia
is assigned again to the western divis-
ion with six other counties.
The divisions are as follows:
Northern Division-Frankln, Gads-
den, Hamilton. Jefferson, Lafayette,
Leon, Liberty, Madison, Suwanee, Tay-
lor, Wakulla. IL.
Northeastern DIVISION Alachua, Ba-
ker, Bradford, Clay, Columbia, Duval,
Nassau, Putnam, st. Johns. 9.
Western Division-Calhoun, Escam-
bia, Holmes, Jackson, Santa Rosa, Wal
ton. Washington. u.
Central Division-Citrus, fernando,
Lake, Levy, Marion, Orange, Pasco,
Sumter, VOlusia.-9.
Southern Division-Brevard, Dade,
DeSota, HillsbOrough, Lee, Manatee,
Monroe, Osceola, Polk, ST. Lucie.-lG.
The weekly true Democrat. (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1905-1912, 1908-09-18
The Swsetness OF SmiIes.

"Think how the pleasures of life
would be increased" says a writer in
Success, eff we met smiling faces
everywhere-faces which radiate hope,
sunshine and cheer What a Joy il
would be to travel in a gallery Of living
pictures radiating hope, cheer and cour-
age"
What true expression of what a smil-
ing face means in life. Have you not
at times felt depressed and out Of sorts,
and whilst walking along the streets
looked up to behold some sweet wo
mans face wreathed in a smile that
seemed to go TO your heart and made
y on feel as if the beautiful sunlight had
fallen across your path? We should
carry more sunshine in the way of
smiles in the light of our countenance,
Barlow Courier Informant.
The weekly true Democrat. (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1905-1912, 1908-09-18
To Eat a Watermelon.

What is the proper way TO eat wa
termeon?" asks the New York World
IL it is style you are talking about, we
give it up. If it is enjoyment you are
inquiring about, why here's the an
swer: You sneak down the side of the
fence, keeping a sharp lookout for the
owner of the patch, spot a 5O-pound
melon, thump it to see that it gives
back the right reply, grab it and make
a quick run for a shady spot in the
woods. Then you bust the melon open
on a rock, and just sit there and gorge
yourself to a fare-you-well. Lakeland
News.
Editor Heathington always knows q
good thing and good way, and few
Southern boys but have enjoyed water
melons on the plan he gives.
The weekly true Democrat. (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1905-1912, 1908-09-18
COME HOME
SOUTHERN MEN
And Bring Many Coed People Along
With You Too.

Manufacturers BecoId received a
letter from a good woman in Nashville,
which that newspaper published with
the following comments, both as fol
lows:
Please send me two copies of your
address before the Southern Society of
Boston last Spring. / have seven sons;
one first lieutenant in Third Infantry,
two in Arkansas, one-my baby boy
in San Francisco, two in this city and
one in Williams county ! wish to send
a copy of your address To-, San
Francisco, Cal, to induce him to return
to Tennessee and purchase farm, as
that is his wish.
Every Southerner should endeavor to
build up the South and keep her own
people TO make it the garden spot of
the earth. Wishing you great success
in your appeal to bring home every
Wanderer from the South, am, etc.
This good woman, calling her sons
home, is typical of the South, which
says to its sons, scattered all over the
face of the earth, Come home~ How
many thousands of mothers and Fathers
throughout the South have had to bear
the pangs of separation in seeing their
children compelled in times past, by
virtue of the lack of business opportu-
mites at home, to seek employment in
other sections This good Nashville
woman, whose heart goes out to those
Of her boys who are in distant regions,
is striving to show to them that the
changed conditions of the South now
offer opportunities such as are found in
no other section of our land. Come
home - is the cry Of every Southern
father and mother whose boys have had
to find employment in other lands,
Come home J" is the cry Of the
South to its sons who have wrought
nightly in other sections. AS the
mother, who wants to gather her chill.
dren around her again, realizes that
Tennessee presents greater opportuni-
ties for them than California, so the
South wants to gather it's children home,
and offers to them fairer opportunities
for employment, for fortune and for
taking part in the upbuilding of q
mighty land than they c9l find else
where on earth.
The cry "COme home p has struck a
responsive chord in many thousands Of
hearts. Well may the South collect
lively, and its people Individually, seek
to bring back to this land those who
have wandered away. There is room
enough here for every one Of the mil
lion and a half Southern-born whites
now living elsewhere to accomplish
greater things than they can hope to
accomplish in the North, in the West or
on the Pacific coast. Here is a land
more richly endowed than any other
country on earth. 1t has passed
through the time of stress and trial.
1t is the gateway which leads to the
broad and far-reaching development, to
the creation of vast industries and to
the making of great fortunes. Come
home and take part in the work" is the
cry which goes out from thousands Of
Southern hearts to tens of thousands of
Southern-born men and women now liv-
ing elsewhere. Come home"
The weekly true Democrat. (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1905-1912, 1908-09-18
Resolutions Of sympathy from the
WOman's Club on the Death Of
Hrs. n. Clay Crawford.

A voice from heaven called, saying
come up higher. enter though into the
joys of thy Lord, and the response was
made by one of our club members, Mrs.
H. Clay Crawford. Borne upon the
two wings, death and love, to the heaY-
emily place from whence came the voice,
she now receives the victor's crown
with many stars. Personal service,
limited only by a frail body, a clear,
cool judgment, with optimism, made
her q valuable member Of the Woman
Club Of Tallahassee.
We, the committee, extend sincere
sympathy, on behalf Of the club, TO the
bereaved husband and dear children,
with whom we bow our heads and min
gle our tears. May they be enabled by
the importation of strength from God
to rise above this crushing sorrow and
be assured that this is the final awaken
ing to an eternal youth and a grand and
glorious immortality.
II knowledge by suffering endureth
and life is perfected by death, then our
loved one shall have a rich inheritance
in the great beyond. We commend you
every one to the Great God who has
spoken, and when the sands dissolve
from beneath your feet may you feel
the drawing of the outstretched hand
which is fully able to place his children
high above the floods where there is mo
more sea"
The weekly true Democrat. (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1905-1912, 1908-09-18
Town Better Than ANY One Han.

Every town has a few disgruntled
fellows who delight to adversely criti-
else everything and every body. Itnever
occurs to such people that they are liv-
ing in a town that is infinitely better
than they are. 1t also seems never to
occur to them that there is a wide. open
exit through which they may pass. and
forever shake the dust of the good old
town from their feet. A village in Hi
nois had more than an abundance of this
class of slanderers, and decided to get
rio of them, or to at least seal their
tongues The mayor ordered this pla-
card printed: This town, as a whole, il
better than any one man in il: It is a
good town, and the man who says it is
not is either liar or fool. Ifyou hear
anybody speaking in an evil tongue Of
this dear old place, which was estsb-
lished by our forefathers, please report
to the mayors Office and his name will
be sent to every good citizen of the
town whose duty it shall be to look upon
the slanderer with contempt These
placards were placed in ali public places,
and it is needless to say that they pro-
duced a most wonderful effect tor good.
The individual who says mean things
about the town or community in which
he lives is usually of that class whose
words are doubted by the people who
know him, but when he turns his bad
terles of profanity loose in the presence
Of strangers, and denOunces his home
town, it leaves a bad impression, and is
often detrimental to the commercial in
terests Of the town. "-Fernandina Re-
cord