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Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1908-05-20
Few Honest Joe Brown Men

what have I done that you won't
vote for me?" asked the Governor of
the few honest Joe Brown men he
was willing to admit were still lost
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1908-05-20
Roasted the Newspapers

At times Gov Smith turnel fiercely
on his newspaper critics. The Ma
con Telegraph and the Augusta
Chronicle were especially objects of
his wrath, but he admitted that there
were others. He claimed that every
thing he said was misrepresented by
the minions of the liquor men, the l..
& N. Railroad, prafters, and men
who had lost their free passes and
machine politicians.
In his reflections on the personal
appearance of Joe Brown the speak
er was inclined to "black-pedal" on
his former ridicule, and adopted a
more suave method, though with the
skill of lawyer he managed to get
the criticism out, though denying that
he was attempting to make a sighting
remark
"They say I have criticised Joe
Browns personal appearance de-
clared the Governor. THAT amt
true. | criticise him for not person
ally appearing. | just want yo to
see him."
The firing" of Railroad Commits
sioner Joe Brown was defended, and
the mysterious letter declared to be
threat He attacked Joe Brown for
having, as the speaker alleged, lined
up with the Republicans, leaving
Hoke Smith in doubt as to his Demo
cracY
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1908-05-20

The odds are all against the woman
who marries for the purpose of get
ting even.-Chicago News
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1908-05-20
SWEETWATER PARK HOTEL
JJTHIA SPRINGS CA
Will Open June lst.

Will Open June lst JOHN S. BOWEN, Manager.
Ideal iocaon 20 miles Aanta altitude 400
Ldhia Special
Turkish Russian, Electric VapOr and Shower Litia Baths
Write for booklet and further information
Martinsburg statesman-democrat. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1906-1921, 1908-10-09
COMMISSIONERS NO. ICE
r, N. Stewart e Son
vs. In Ch.ncery
Win MtilaY at al


]. Win. Miller, ct al
Commissioners Office
Martinsburg, w. Va, Oct | Is0s
To all persons interested In the above en-.
titled cause.
By decree OF the Circuit Court OF Berke--
ley County, W. va entered in the above an
titled cause. on the goth. day OF September
1908, the same was referred to me, with In
structiens TO ascertain and report
First-All the reai-estate owned by the judy
ment ebtoi. j. William Miller, where situate,
its description ard quantity thereof
Second-The liens upon said real estate, by
whom held and their respective alnouats aud
priorties.
Third Whether said real estate will, In
five years, rent for a sufficient sum, to pay of
and discharge such liens, aud the costs OF this
suit.
Eourth-And such other ratters any
party In in'e est NAV require, the SINE bel G
pertinent, or such other matters as the Com
missioner himself may deem pertinent,
whether so required or not.
You will therefore take notice that / have
fixed GA Aionday tire q IA. day of October
1908, at lea. m, as tho time when aud my of-
lice in Martinsburg. w. Va, as the place
where will proceed to exc lie said order OF
reference and II, from any cause, the same be
not com pleted on that day, 1t Will be adj
jour ed, from time TO time untiiit is com.
pleted.
Given under my hand this LIST. day of Oct
1905 - 81
W. b Colston, Commissioned In Chancery
OF said Court.
Martinsburg statesman-democrat. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1906-1921, 1908-10-09
NOTICE TO LIEN HOLDERS,

Toail persons holding liens. by Judgment
or stherwise. on she real estate, Or any par;
thereof, OF John KAN aad Mol.is Kahn.
la pursuance Of a decree OF tins Circuit
Court Of Berkeley toaaty W Va. made in =
cause, there pending, 10 subject the real
estate Of the said JOHN Kahn and Aolile Esis
IL the satisfaction Of TIC hens theresa, yeu
ara hereby required 70 rreSent ail siAims hsla
by yea. ana each 0f you, agaisst the saia
jean Kaiu AND Motto Kahn, which ere liens
on their real estate. or any part OF II, fer ad-
fadiestlon, 10 ste. Al my oiiiea IN Martins
burg w Va, on Or before tAe 18th. day Of
Ost0Der 1868
Given under my had this 2Ith day u Sept
1905
W. B colst9n, Com. in chanesry OF said
Court.
Martinsburg statesman-democrat. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1906-1921, 1908-10-09

have left on 8y hsnas meat mar
ket No. SOB West John street, which
would like 70 close out at cace ~
know nsthins about the buslHess. This
10 enc of the best outfits IN the town
consisting Of refrigerator, 3 meat
blocks, computing scales, marble tsp
counter, iron meat racks, slaughter
house, 90 gallon boiler, ropes and pal
lies complete, wagons, horse and
harness, all complete and at . bar
gain See w. $. Snyder, or Mr. Charles
MeCarroll at his store at the corner Of
John and Raleigh street
Martinsburg statesman-democrat. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1906-1921, 1908-10-09

neTS & MeTcueat Bank OF
Winchester, Va.
VS. In Cbaneery
Tshn Kahn, ct al
Commissioners Office
hartinsouJg, w. Va, b pt. Path III
To AL PERSONS Interested In the aba We en-
titled cause
~ deere Of tn. Circuit Court Of Bsrkslsv
County, W Va. entered in the above entities
cause, On Il he 18th sf septic n ber 1858, the
Same was referred to me, with instrucsio ne 10
ascertain and re port
First All the real estate owned ~ the
tusgment debtors. Jonn kain and Nellie
Ksin. whore situate and it, description
Sccond-Tbr liens therein, by whom held,
with the respective amounts aud prtorfsics
thereof
Third-wh-tner the rents snd profits nor
the said real estate will pay OF and discharge
The hens thereon, aud the costs OF this SUIT,
within i've years
Fourtn-Aud such other matters as any
parts la interest may require, or the Gem mi
siener may think otst, the same seing per-
unent
You Will therefore take notice that hsve
| hxed on Monday the lyth day Of October
tvtS al 10 n. Ia /, as the time when and my Of.
nce in Ma tinsbarg. ". va AZ the place
where l will proceed IN execute the aid ".
der OF refer cnce. and II. from any cause, The
same b. not com pieted. on that Day il will Ia
zdJou ned from time, r. time nj the ~ ms
place, until II is completed
Given under my hand this 24sh. day
September 1908
W. g. colston. Commissioners IA.
Cbancefy Of said Court.
Martinsburg statesman-democrat. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1906-1921, 1908-10-09
Notice of Election

To the Voters OF Falling Waters District. est
Virginia:
Take Notice:
That at the gen sral election 10 be
held in Berkeley County, on Novsm Der ard
1905 the question Of building and maintain
ing graded school for Falling Waters District.
Berkeley County, w. Va, Will be submitted
to The voters OF said District by separate
ticket, As provided In Section Is OF Chapter q
of the Acts Of the W. Va. Legislature 81 1875
This notice IL given BY direction Of the Beard
OF Education Of said district sursuant to its
action ut . special mseiing held Sopt.I ,itS A.
follows: BY unanimous action OF the Board II
was determined TO submit TO the voters of the
district at the general election 10 be held In
Berkeley County, w. va, on November 31d
1865 the matter of establishing . graded
school In and for Falling Waters District,
and authority 70 MAKE the necessary levy fer
the building of sash graded school Is pre-
vided In Section rs Of Chap. n Of the Acts Of
the Legislature, 1905"
By authority Of the Beard
O. w. Rubie
Prssident
J. D. lands
Secretary. IT.
Martinsburg statesman-democrat. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1906-1921, 1908-10-09
Apple Trees For Sale

Owing to our land not being ready
fer planting this fall, We will offer q
limited number Of apple trees Of the
following kiads for sxIs.
YORksiMPERiAL, BEN DAVIS,
GRIMES GOLDEN, ROnE BEAUTY,
STEWART GOLDEN, CORNELLS
FANCY AND 10y.
These trees were buddsd lnet root
grafted) on the best French stock for
cur own use, and largely iron our
bearing orchard; they are all standard,
well tested varieties In this locality,
and being budded from hearing tress,
should Gene into bsarag carly.
Prics, 4 10 f~ot, year buds, 311.0
per hundred; $4,000 Per thsusan
Boxing extra.
a.P. All. w. Nillsz
Martinsburg statesman-democrat. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1906-1921, 1908-10-09
Special Commissioners
AND
SUBSTITUTED TRUSTEES SALE
Of Valuable
REAL ESTATE

~ virtue Of authority vested In the usder
sisped speoi a eornnis ioter and substituted
uasiee, oy decree OF the Chcui, Court 81
nerxsiey county W Va, entered In the
etc, of Annle Turner. Of al. on The eth dav 81
Sertsmoer. ~ :, nc will offer for sale ~ pub
NC enction at the front DOR OF the court hou %
In Aarunsonrg. w va, on
Saturday, October IL, 1908
~ i.so .. M the following described real o..
taee That certsin let OF land, on the West
sloe' OF Nsrih High street, Ia said town. trent
~ ieet on sne street aud extending back west
Maroly lsO feet, aud being the same real e.
tate conveyed 10 Fannie Y. Turner By dsse
ron Margaret A. Ambrose, dated the lptn OF
reorusTy, 1907, and of record in the ofYios ei
the Clerk of the County Court Of Berkeley
county West Virginia In Deed Book No. lis,
page 27S. This lot 10 improved bv
Large New Frame Dwelling Mouse
containing six rooms. 'front.' and back perches
ball up and down stairs, cellar, and large
summer house In the rear. IL II elegantly
ieoaSa and Will make anyone q pleasant nd
desirable homo. See nnderyig usd cemmia.
lars.
Terms
Ore-third cash on day OF sale and the bal
Auce IN iws equal Payments Of one and two
ne purchaser to give his negotiable, prom
lesefy notes for the deferred payne nts, And
ths Title % DO retained until all the pure ase
neney shall have been paid.
,. ". Snyder, Jr. Special Com mtssisnsr
and substituted Trs~tee.
hershy certify that ID. w. snyder, Jr.,
Spesiai Cen missioner and Substituted rrua-
tee las given bond as required ~ Law
l.. ID. w. 8erAArdt, Clerk 81 the
Sreuit Court. Berkeley Gouaty, W. Va.
Martinsburg statesman-democrat. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1906-1921, 1908-10-09
notice 10 LIEN HOLDERS

To all persons holding liens, by Judgment
Or otherwise. On the real estate, or Sany part
thereof Of J. William Miller
Il pursuance OF . decree ofthe Circuit court
of Berkeley County W. Va; made in . cause,
therein pending, 10 subject the reai-estate, OF
the said ]. Wa Miller, to the satisfaction
OF the liens thereon, you are hereby required
TO present all claims, held By yOu and each
OF you, against the said J. VIM. Miller, which
are liens on his real-estate, or any part of 1t,
for adjudication to me, at my Office, In Mar
tiasburg, W. Va, On or before the 18th day of
October 1908
Given uader my hand this LIST. day of Oct.
1903
w. B. colston. commissloneryiin Chsneery Of
said Court,
Martinsburg statesman-democrat. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1906-1921, 1908-10-09

A coed 8 roem house located near
the mouth Of the 0psqusn, with good
water, one and half acres Of land
necessary cut buildings. Possessio;
given on April i, 1909. Address Mr.
Es. Tabler. r. F. D. No. 8, Martins :
burg. w. Va. S91zis
Martinsburg statesman-democrat. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1906-1921, 1908-10-09
FIRE WOOD

Coed IRE wood delivered In Martins-
burg on short notice. Sawed to order
and split. Oak, hickory or pine. An
abundant supply Of all kinds Drop
me card. A. q. Perry, X. r. 4 Mar
tinssprg, w. va. 724tf
Martinsburg statesman-democrat. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1906-1921, 1908-10-09
PUBLIC SALE
or Valuable:
Personnel Property

Having bsught . small home will soil at
my present resideaee an what 10 known ~
the Schoppsrt farm about hall mile west
Of Failing Watsrs statiss, On
Wednesday, October II 1908
beTinning - 10 O'Clock the following psrsonAi
property to-wit.
10 Head Horses and Colts
sonslstinK 81 fosr wsrx horsss And the rent
are thrifty osiu ranging frem SIX months 70
three yeArs Old.
Biz Head Cattle
5 are mlloh COWS and nas bull.
80 dead sheep -
All weli bred sheep and in good sondisisn
IS head Hsgs
All arc thrifty shoals aad viii average about
ono hundred pounds
Farming implements.
One TIRES or four norss wagon four inch tread,
Mccormack binder In good running order,
Bfckford and HofimAa ariil, . No. 70 Oiivar
double corn planter, double Ana ems sinxIe
shovel piowa single, double and treble treea.
fear prosg forks ssts Yankss harness. four
sets front harnsss. cOilars end hridles, horse
line. riding saddle and bridls and many other
Terms
4 credit efs months will bs givsn on all
suns " SO ana over tho purchaser 70 give
nsts wits approved security negotiable and
81 Martisgkurg, with interest fro.a date but
II PAID ~ maturity interest ramitted. Under
elb cash. Ne property To be taken away un-
I'll the terms have been complied with.
E.b. COLE
q. w. Ksssscker. Auct.
Martinsburg statesman-democrat. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1906-1921, 1908-10-09

Jshn u Aillcr. Plaintiff.
W. In Chancsry
Isabella Hoffman Adm'x OF
=. l.. Hoffman, decd asd
lsasslla Hoffman IN her own
rsht.
TO naissiener's once
MArtinsburE, ". Va. Sept. 24th 1900
70 all psrsous interested In the above e.
~ decree OF the Circuit Court Of ssrkelsy
Opuaty, w. Va. entered ia the above eatitled
cause, Oh the 18th day Of September 1905, the
49, vas referred 70 me. with distractions TO
Tnst--What personal estate the said K. 4.
Hoffman owned, Al the time Of his death, the
charaetsr and value thereof.
bscend-Wbat disposition, X any was mad .
81 said PERSONAL estate W the defendant lisa.
ssila Hoffman. Administrators Of the said II.
4. aof1inaD, decd and how much, N any, OF
saie personal estate IL now In the hands OF
SAID Administrative, svaiiable for the pay
msnt OF asy debts owing from the estate OF
The said 4. L.. Hoffman, deed
Third-A settlement OF the administration
OF the estate OF the said decedeot, by the said
Isabella Hoffman, bis administrative
Feurth-What deots said T. l.. Hoffman
swea ~ the time of his death, 10 whom pay
abls heir na nrc, and their respeetivs
smoaats and priorities.
Fifth-What real estate was owed BY the
Its quantity, description and location.
sixth-And such other nstfers ~ any party
In istersst may reqaire, the saAe being per-
tineat, or such other matters as saia Commas
sisasr hi nsef may deem pertinent, whether
So requested or not.
Yoa will therefore take notice that have
nxed on Monday the Fad. day Of November
nce, In Msrtinsbnrg, w. Va, ~ Che place
wner~, will proceed In execute the said or
der OF reference and II, frsn sny cassie tho
same be net completed GA tnat day It will be
sdJeurne from time TO time, at the same
place, anti IL IL completed,
Glvsu nader my hand tAis oath. day Of sept
1905
W. b. colston, Commissioner In chancery
of aafd Court
Martinsburg statesman-democrat. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1906-1921, 1908-10-09

nErOftT OF the condition OF tho Merch ants
II and Farmers Bank at MartinsburKin the
state OF West Virginia ut the close 81
business, Sept. 23rd 1908.
flank first began business May "a, 1892.
Martinsburg statesman-democrat. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1906-1921, 1908-10-09

SfAFE OF WENT NIts9TNIA, [ !.
County OF Berk .fIey,
l. JoHN \. MADE sgouscH, Cashier OF the
above named bans. do soiemniy swear that
the above stafemes,s IA true To tho best OF my
knowledge and belief.
Jonr =. sApESBouscH, Cashier
Subscribed and sworn To before me this -
day OF sept 1908
W. Il. McAneny Notary Public
W n. uLENDENING
{. L.SruSkEY
Martinsburg statesman-democrat. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1906-1921, 1908-10-09
COMMERCIAL BANK

COMMERCIAL BANK
He uses no cash in paying bills-cap
iiate a payment ahead, and often Dor
row on his undisturbed capital from
the bank itself. Ask any enterprising-
business man about the benefits Of q
commercial bank, and he'll probably
tell you Of OURS. Well gladly ex
plain them to ysu to-day.
THE MERCHANTS and FARMERS
BANK
Martinsburg statesman-democrat. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1906-1921, 1908-10-09

. "A - n O ~ = -.
a..,.th. zIhs Kid You Have AlaaEs DaugN
ss. = LHzzzzs:
Martinsburg statesman-democrat. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1906-1921, 1908-10-09
COMMISSIONERS NOTICE

J. VIM. Miller, use OF the Far
mers 4 Merchants Bank Of
Winchester, Va.
VS. In cbaneery
fahu X ain at nj
Martinsburg statesman-democrat. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1906-1921, 1908-10-09
THE PEOPLES TRUST co.

REroRT OF the condition Of the Peoples
~ Trust company, located 1t Martinsburg
N the state OF West Virginia ~ the close 81
ness Aug 18th 1901
Martinsburg statesman-democrat. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1906-1921, 1908-10-09

SsrArE OF WEST VIRGINIA
County of Berkeley
!, r. y. Wilson, Cashier OF the above named
bank, do soiemnly swear that the above state
ment IN true 10 the best ~ my knowledge and
belief. n. f. WILSON, Cashier.
Subscribed aud sworn TO before mo this soth
day OF Sept ipts
kdwara Rutiedge Notary Public.
HENRY j. sEIBEKr
g. s. R0USH Directors
X. l.. SNODGHASS
Martinsburg statesman-democrat. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1906-1921, 1908-10-09
COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.

Jshn u Millor. Plaintiff.
vs. In chsscsry
Isabella Hoffman ,Adm'x. OF
n 4. HOFFMAN a eof a a nd
The Republican journal., 1908-08-06
AN OCEAN LINERS CARGO.
Four Hundred LOngshoremen Rush Day
and Night to Load One Ship.

Four Hundred LOngshOremen Rush Day
and Night to Load One Ship.
Down on the wharf the rush was at
its height. Under the sputtering blush
arc lights, amid endless ciang and
rumble, the produce of America came
in. From the prairies, the mines and
the mills, from the forests, the cotton
plantations, tobacco fields, orchards
and vineyards, from the oil fields and
meat-packing houses, from the grimy
factories, large and small; ponderous
engines of steel, harvesters, reapers,
automobiles, bars of silver and yellow
bricks of gold, bales of cotton and wool
of flour and boxes of fruit, hogsheads
of oil and casks of wine; tens Of thou
sands of things and machines to make
things-piled up on the wharf by the
acre. And still all night the teams
clattered in and the tugs puffed up
with the barges; and from hundreds of
miles away the trains were rushing
hither, bringing more boxes and barrels
and bags to be packed in at the last
moment.
In gangs at every hatchway the four
hundred men we're trundling, heaving,
straining, rough crowd, cursing and
joking at the hoarse shouts of the fore
men; while from the darkness outside,
heavy black rope nets dropped down to
gather gigantic handfuls of cargo,
swing them back up to the deck of the
ship and then down into her hold. So
all through the night and right up to
the hour of sailing the rush went on.
For the great ocean liners work is
worth hundreds of thousands of dollars
a month. And the ship must sail on
time.-Ernest Poole, in the August
Everybody's.
The Republican journal., 1908-08-06
Regimental Reunions.

The following regimental reunions will
be held during the month Of August
Fourteenth Maine at Long Island thi, week
beginning Monday; Fifth Maine at Peaks
Island, August 1918; Seventeen tn United
States In fantry at Preble House, Portland,
August l3; Eleventh Maine at Bangor,
August l1-12; First, Tenth and Twenty
ninth at Long Island, August 10; Thirteen
tn Maine at Peaks Island, August Is; Seven
tenth Maine at Little Diamond Island,
August IS, aud the Twentieth Maine at
Thoma ton, Augu st 81; Sixth Maine Veter-
an Association in Rockland,. Aug. IS 26
The Republican journal., 1908-08-06
BAKED APPLES, sou rHERN STYLE.

Hector thought Olympus fine
With its airy dew Of wine;
Bacchus in the forest drew
Tankards of the fOamy brew,
Malt of blossoms, tang of root,
With his pimpled face-the brute!
Sylvan fairies, dainty pied,
Golden locked and azure eyed,
Take the iily's cups Of gold,
With the crystal draughts they hold,
Drinking till the sparkling stream
Fills them with the dance of dream!
Where the summer pippins fall
In the orchards grass-grown thrall,
There Olympus lifts for me-
Pluck the fruit and shake the tree:
Put it in pan and bake
Just for love of old times sake!
Leave the skin, but clean the core,
Then around the fruit globe pour
Melted sugar, cinnamon,
Pinch of butter-When It's done
Serve with cream, and let your lips
Smack with joy as down it slips!
Bake until the golden wine
OF the apple bubbles fine,
Round the pan, in corners sweet
CrystalliZing with the heat,
While the butter and the spice
Melt into it in trice!
Jove and Juno, on your throne,
Drink the wine and pick the bone!
Sing of honey and of dew,
Where ambrosial fOunts run blue;
Draw the ale and strain the lees
Apples are Hesperides!
Brown and golden, baked and done,
Spiced and sugared-fruit of sun,
Juice of morning dew and sweet,
Amber of the midday heat;
Dreamed and buttered, faxed and white
Dreams of joy in every bite!
Gints of orchards, with their smiles,
Laughing leagues of meadow miles;
Rivers ripping, brooks that sing,
April on her bloomy wing,
Dancing to the harp of play
In the lilac arms of May
Not baked apple, not alone
Fruit and juice and favored zone
But the ampler air and CLEAN
OF the past that brings its dream,
Sweet with youth and bright all over
With the breath of dew and clover.
Sun.
The Republican journal., 1908-08-06
He R00SfVELT'S" LIBRARY.

h o5a Book Chests Sent Far
-.., A,,a by Seamen's Society.
~ .He August 8. With the
h +ing the first printed
4tate the uppermost polar
|r~ . is of American books
j M Naug the northern seas,
|. .s .s in the hold of Lieut..
,- -hlp Roosevelt" Re-
...s two Of their 5000 float
} ..re "rye going into brisk cir
the arctic explorers
finally cast off for the
ra the headquarters of
Ameu'S Friend Society
LAT some of this nation S
.o.-. Udy eventually be plant
Gag at the "fartheSt
fT - ,ect Of the determined
pew BE-" Sc enjoy the solace in the
rHt the next two years.
the Roosevelt" was
.a- mned for its latest dash
0'd me. the preparation of
l2- ..Ga-. which were to occupy
- men through the long
#s carefully begun. From
. te $ 400, volumes which
|' ut placed before 442, go sailors
7. u the last fifty years the
lrH e American Seamen's
>o. -F chose two sets best cal
'a- ~ supply the hungry brains
WE .'9.-'ri eXpIorers. The books of
''5.e ''14.gre, history, religion, tic-
Wy 21 biography which have come
r. ii"'' ImUed from almost a hun
"'daa.I to'castles were finally
"'''' Alb mo of the society's ship
''e l39a NESTS the collections were
a'tel and sent to be set up in the
''oe of the Peary ship at Shoot
s'al where it was finally outfit
4 '9L!oHdry, Bible, atlas and Pill
Fias1rss were included with he
1 ''' '1'ortes Of the seamen.
@ If more sober works that stand
u7D III hest stead in the long test
| 4' 7"J'e night, Lieut.. Peary declar-
'''''- ea7og here to join his ship.
.' Las, t&rthest North" expedition
APot-' found one of these Ameri-
'NeAs Friend Society libraries a
resource Tor his men, marooned
l' We packs The books which serv-
h.. '"-' That long night siege from
wy -.- To- March 9th are today
. U-'r weather-beaten case at
oil, quarters of the society. The
H.. 'H is much more free from
s-oogtar5 which mark heav-
r''Ie serious volumes that were
lO-.. 0'r' aud over in the frigid
|res.n. .'l' succeeds in planting these
a. '+ volumes beside the American
h, p'Ie the twenty-six thous-
EsI ,'I@'es Which the American Sea-
|@.,,tI 'snd Society has kept ahoat
Eyeyv ~. 1e''toFy will have penetrated
|tat,,.ss ''h on the globe known to the
b. oo,,.. From almost every State in
lAe,s sg n5 applications to set one of
ave how yUA &c chests on its constant course
/ registss,eo5e en received. Each library
\ S spSsTa. and regularly reported in
by tgenffpp to any one Who may
| aaoat n dollars to launch and keep
sboy Of . President Roosevelt, who
k0rsriess + ioL len presented one of these
two T boo,tt the society, the the sight a' Of
gaNdreds i ~ as it has now become to
fOfd over :" thousand of sailors the