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The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1908-04-20

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harvesting and marketing.
Each contestant must report all
particulars relating to growth, tilla.e,
etc, on forms i'm contestants manual.
The rules Of the contest are:
|. Any person may compete. There
arc no fees or dues.
,. Each contestant is to furnish one
sample bushcl from cacn acre grown,
to be judged, and then sold for benefit
OF expenses of eonductin" contest.
5. Each contestant will mail a pint
or sample seed from each crop TO
chemist designated for analysis.
+. Zach competitor must secure the
contestants manual.
.. 70 enter contest. simply notify
: the chairman and order contestants
manual as per preceding paragraph.
q. Reports must be made on forms
| prescribed in contetants' manual.
I. This contest to improve grain
growers profits is to cover the crops
planted in 1908. Of corn.
Each contestants 5 work. Including
sample of crop. record and report, will
be judged accOrdin" to the following
scale OF points:
| Points
|. Purity and selection of seed. 10
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The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1908-04-20

a Few years ago a sister of mine
called in to see an old lady who lived
IN little cottage in Lincolnshire and
IN course Of conversation happened to
mention that size had cold sponge
d''wn every morning.
Law, miss,' said the old lady,
land does your mother know?"
" Yes, certainly, and she quite ap-
proved.'
"Well,' said the old lady, "Ah
washes mi faacc livery daay, an All
washes mi neck once week, but
An've nivver bin washed all over
since An was baby.'
This good lady lived to the ripe old
age of NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. News.
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THE NEWS OF PROSPERITY.
Old Folks Day-Mr. &. D. Smith to
Speak-Early Closing
Personal.

Speak-Early Closing
Personal.
Prosperity, April 20.-By some mis-
hap the notice Of the speech of Mr..
f.. ID. Smith, one Saturday, the 25th,
was left out Of the Prosperity notes.
We would call attention to the matter
and emphasize lie same.
The Easter services Of Grace church
were largely attended. Six members
were confirmed and eighteen received
by transfer.
Old Folks day, program of which
appears today. in Grace church will
probably be the first service in the
new Grace church. DON'T fail to come
to it.
Miss Gertrude Simpson spent Eas-
tsr at home.
Mrs. j. +. Browne has gone to Co.
lumbia to see Mr.. Browne VINO is in
the hospital.
Mr.. Charles Schumpcrt, Of Savan-
man, is visitin" his parents.
a treat is in stolc for the farmers
OF this section on Saturday, April 25.
AIR. f. ID. Smith will address Il large
gathering at Iomg's grove on the
cotton situation. Everybody is invited
and asked TO bring Il basket as there
will be basket picnic dinner Come
and hear something about the future
Of cotton.
Prosperity, S. c., April II, 1908.
We the undersigned merchants of
Prosperity, S. c., do agree to close our
stores at six O'Clock from the 1st day
or May until the 1st day of Septem-
Der. 1908.
j. II. Werts g. Co.
S. ID. Duncan.
Craig Supply Co.
Moselcy Bros.
G. W. kinard
l.. (. Merchant!
HowcrS & Dnminick.
{. VI. Harmon T. Bro.
Frances Rubb
\. l.. Black e. Son.
H. r. Srhnmrert Co.
Hawkins RrcS.
\. NJ. Lester.
Airs. S. w. Gaines.
S. S. Bir"c & Co.
Prosperity Furniture Co.
E. a. Counts.
c. G. Barrier g. CO.
w. L. Mathis.
M. B. Bedenbaugh.
ID. NJ. Cromer.
Program for Old Folks Day in Grace
Church Prosperity, S. G., Sun
day, May 18th, 1908.
Voluntary.
Quartette-Whcn T shall sec Him
Face to Face.
IINnln-My Heavenly Home is
Bright and Fair.
Rcadin" Scripture and prayer by
Pastor Krcps.
,, lTymE-Childrcn of the Heavenly
King.
Address Of Welcome by the super
intcndent Of school.
Hymn--Jerusalcm Ny Happy
Home.
Response to Address Of Welcome by
Mr.. r. r. c. Hunter.
Hymn-Am 1 a Soldier of th,
Cross?
Address---Dr. Geo. 3. ,Cromer,
llymn-Whcn the Roll is Called up
Yondcr.
Offering.
SoIo-I'm Nearc, my Home To-
day.
IIymn-My Church, My Church,
| My Dear Old Church.
| Bcncdirtion.
\ special invitation is given TO the
Confederate Veterans Of the sur
rounding community TO meet with us
in his celebration Of this glad time.
All the old folks are earnestly re-
qucsicd to join us once again at this
Festival and have one more good time.
! Saluda Grub.
| Solu1o Dop,nor,t;, ,CI,I ,.;Il ,,,ooi
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"Houscwork,' scays the Atlanta
Georgian, "gives woman a beauti-
ful tigure,' but OF the figure "S"
that so many women aspire to.
The daily tribune., 1908-05-28
Classified Advertisements
WAN Eo

Wanted-Dining room girl. Inquire
Hotel Lennox. 1880
Wanted-Manager for branch office
we wish to locate in Florence. Ad.
dress with reference, The Morris
Wholesale House. Cincinnati, Q.
72-9Sx
The daily tribune., 1908-05-28
WHERE THE TEACHERS
WILL SPEND VACATION

supt. Kenyon will spend the most
OF the summer In Florence. He will
60 to Boulder about the 4th Of July
to take up his usual work In the
Chautauqua there.
Prof. Durfee will remain in the
city but expects to go camping.
Miss Pope will stay with her
parents in Denver during most OF the
vacation.
Miss Ludwick expects to pass the
summer in and about Florence.
Prof. Smith has gone to Denver
aud expects to start for Minnesota
next week where he will spend the
larger part of his vacation.
Mrs. Rich will remain in Florence
during the greater part of the time.
Prof. Jones will start for southern
Illinois next week to remain till
August
Miss Curran will take n summer
course at Greeley and spend the re-.
mainder of her time at her home in
Coaldale.
Miss Murphy will visit friends and
relatives in Iowa and Nebraska.
Miss Sayer will take summer
course in Denver.
Miss Falconer will remain in the
neighborhood of Florence.
Miss Brimble has not yet decided
as to her summer plans.
Miss Aulsebrook will stay in the
city. making short trips to nieghbor.
ing points of interest
Miss Magner will spend most of
the vacation with her parents in Pu-
eblo.
Miss Mcconnell will divide her
time between Florence and the rural
districts of Colorado Springs.
Mrs. McCorkle will spend most of
the vacation at her home in Canon
City.
Miss Stephenson is planning on
an extended trip to the northern part
of the state.
Miss Eakin will remain in Flor.
ence and is arranging to teach sum.
mer school at the Emerson.
The daily tribune., 1908-05-28
Most Common Cause Of Suffering.

Rheumatism causes more pain and
suffering than any other disease. for
the reason that 1t it is the most com
mon of all ills, and it is certainly
gratifying to sufferers to know that
Chamberlain's Liniment will afford
relief, and make rest and sleep posi-
BILE. In many cases the relief from
pain. which is at first temporary,
has become permanent, while in old
The daily tribune., 1908-05-28

people subject to chronic rheuma.
tism. often brought on by dampness
or changes in the weather, a per-
manent cure cannot be expected; the
relief from pain which this lini-
ment affords is alone worth many
times its cost. % and so cent sizes
for sale by Daniels Drug store. tits
The Tribune sma II ad bring re-
suits. Sell what you don't want
and buy something you need.
The daily tribune., 1908-05-28

Found-Why have stinking sweaty
feet, when l can give you an in.
stant, positive cure for the small sum
of 81. No drugs, no dope. Address,
Victim, box 81. 67-93x
The daily tribune., 1908-05-28
NO DISCOUNT ADDED

To the very few people who may
have noticed the statement of the edi-
tor of Ex Parte in his last issue re-
garding the charging of discount on
the bills rendered the city by the
George Wilson Haw. and Supply Co. +,
we wish to call to their attention to
the following bill which is the bill
rendered tile city by the Geo. Wilson
Hdw. aand Supply Co. for the month
of April, 1908:
March A, conquerer L. II. R.P.
The daily tribune., 1908-05-28

For Rent-A few scrupulously clean
room in the Daniels block. Steam
heat, bath, good light and ventila-
tion. Inquire of ". ]. Daniels. l8tf
The daily tribune., 1908-05-28

To Rent-Cheap; nicely furnished
room with electric light and bath,
1876 W. Front st. 13tf
The daily tribune., 1908-05-28

Lost-In the West End, gold brace.
let vauled as a keepsake. Return
to Mrs. V. A. Robinson. 21S Marble
Ave, and receive suitable reward.
7l-76x
The daily tribune., 1908-05-28

We have the original statements
signed by these woll known citi-
zens OF Florence. All we ask Of tho
people is to compare these state.
ments with tho statements Of Ex
Parte and for them to form their
OF Unions accordingly.
One Is a statement of facts signed
by reputable citizens, the other IL n
direct lie uttered In such manner
behind the imaginary party by whom
ne was given the information.
Signed. GEO. WILSON.
The daily tribune., 1908-05-28

Having seen the above bill 1 find
such articles as l have purchased
from the Wilson Hdw. Co, the same
price as l have paid for them.
PHILIP GRIFFITH.
The daily tribune., 1908-05-28

Also the following statements
signed by two citizens of Florence
whose word no man can doubt:
May 23. 1908.
To the Citizens Of the City of
Florence Having had our attention
called to the articles in Ex Parte.
accusing Geo. Wilson of having added
enough to the prices at which the
Geo. Wilson Hdw. and Supply 90.
sold goods to the city to cover the dis
count ON city warrants, we wish to say
that we have seen the original Of the
attached bills and find that prices
thereon charged are the same NJ those
charged us for the same goods and are
fair and reasonable prices.
O T. PERKINS,
County Road Overseer Dist. 2.
The daily tribune., 1908-05-28

Wanted-Cigar salesman. Experience
unnecessary. 800 per month aud
expenses. Peerless Cigar Co.. Toledo.
o. 7l-76x
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HELM AS AN ORATOR.

Congressman Hefln, OF Alabama.
who is now in the srotisht because
Of tn recent shooting ARRAY ia Wash
lington. is a gifted man and a polished
orator and it is unfortunate that he
BECAME involved in the ugly affair
the other day and SET it is human ma
lure with southern gentlemen 70 put
down lowdyism in the presenca Of
Iadi S. more especially when the cut
prlt chances 70 D. q rude. drunken
negro. ruined By the liberalty and
latitude ext nded him in the national
capital.
In a recent speech in the house Mr.
iie;lis elesed q splendid address on
the industrial uh in the following
fashion,
Air Chairman, the attention Of
the world is turned 10 tn south
when in the sprng Of the year the far
mes prepares his soil and places seed
in the gronud. sunbeams dance on
the surface refreshing showers seek
and find their hiding place. and To-,
termination begins Little plants
push the clods away and smil on the
sun Gentle zephyrs kiss their ten
del faces and breathe into them the
message Ct ths world mission. CAP
plaase we hear the music Of the
hoe and the song Of The happg plow
man Proud and graceful the little
stalks stand mantlcd in Leaves and la.
dened with squares We look again
and thousands Of white blossoms are
nodding wcIcom to the gold.bclted
bees In little while they are rosy
red, then they assume golden hue.
Iaud finally fade and fall, leaving be
mind th m tiny green spheres Bask
ing IN sunghn and reyeling IN show
or, these flourish until autumn winds
whisper to every full gown boli. Open
Sesame. tAppaasel Thsn The cot.
ton stalk filings It's ecy Gber to
the brcezes and busy fingers plncl ii
from the BON Now, sic hear the hum
Of Che old cotton gin tn seed fall
]
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ANNOUNCEMENTS.
FoR STATE TREAsuRER-

To the Democratic Voters OF Geor
sla;
am a candidate for Treasurer Of
this State subject to the Democratic
primary on June T. My andidacy is
based upon my former service to
the people in tbs office covering a
period Of more than twenty yeafs-
Ia record that / believe viii bear
public scrutiny and which has nev.
or been impugned If elected
promise the same faithful attention
to the duties Of the Office that mark.
ed my previous administration.
Yours truly.
VIM J. SPEER-
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FoR REpREsENrATlvE.

70 the voters Of Glynu County.
viii be- a candidate at the coming
Fmoeratic primary for the Legisla.
tnrc and IN due time my platform
viii be announced. both IN thc pres
ana on the tump but in tho mean
me ! want the people 20 understand
that ! am bitterly opposed to certain
loca' corporations and artesun well
bills
Arthur Leavy.
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Correspondence s,Iieited. but TO
receive attention. letters must be
nc, omDanied by responsible name
mot for publication. but as a
guarantee Of good faith.
Rejected communications WIN De
returned X accomplished by postase.
Remittance should be made oy
postal note, check. money ofosf
or registered Letter
Address
News Publishing Co,
Brunswick, Ga.
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FoR soLIcIToR oENERAL.

] hereby announce myself as a
candidate for the office Of solicitor
general Of the Brunswick circu
subject 10 the ijeu0cfatic III mar.
and respectfully solicit the support
Of my friends ana the voters gen
orally.
a. n Gale
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Earle and his affinity returned 70
,be,,. old home in New York the other
might and were ssrenaded by the
INCA brass band. What n changeaole
neopls We Americans are.
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What an awful effort there is being
made in Georgia right now to st
AWAY from safe and sane govern
ment. On
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FOR SENATOR

J will be a candidate at the coming
primary for senator from the Fourth
senatorial district and viii thank my
friends and acquaintance for their
support
[. z. Akins.
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FOR coRoNER.

To the Voters Of Glynn County
| hereby respectfully announce my
sall candidate fer the Office OF ear
oner Of Glgnn county at the conlue
democratic primary. J respectfully ash
the support OF my friends and ths
voters generally n. c. Lowe
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on If they would only turn h'tue
Joe" loose and let us all take a look
al him.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1908-04-12

Tho A., b. q a. always did ny to
80 the roads one bet, t. The Coast
lime announced they would discontinue
two trains and here comes the Bae
Line with the announcement Ill
will take cI eight
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Foe slfevEvoe

re peetfully announce myself as
cand date for reelection as SIR.
yeyor Of Glynn county. Georgia. sub-
loct TO The prim gry. and respectfnllv
solicit the support OF my friends ana
the vNtor- rya,,o~sts,, -
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ZOE sEMArnR

! hereby respectfully announce my
candidacy for Senator from the Fourth
Senatorial District subject 10 tho
Democratic primary
A. J. crovatt
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To the Voters of GlYnn County
This is 10 announce my candidacy
Tor representative from this county
ia the next general assembly. sub
lect 10 the democ attic primary.
Willard Reese.
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OF course it was due - seao
wrighrg eloquencc that those Illinois
bar rooms we're put out OF business
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EoR CLERK suPERloR ceuRr.

FOR CLERK SUPERIOR COURT.
resne ttallv angpuneo uy eff as
candidate for reelection MS Clerk
of The Superior Court Of G'ynU
county GnorE q, subject to the Dr-
mray, md respectfully cs'cir the
SUPPORT cf nay Friends and the voters
generally
H. r. Gu Efgno1.
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wen. the7o is one thing dead Ger.
tain as comparedwit h Castelme ana
De sagan Ahruzzi aliy seems sons
thiag llke q man.
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With the straw hat also comes the
straw ballots
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FOR TAX RECEIVER.

To the Voters Of Glynn County
beg to announce that ! VIII bc
q candidate for the Office OF Receiver
~ Tax Returns OF Glynn county at
the coming primary to be called by
the Democratic Executive Commit
tee.
Resp ectfullv
John &. Dubberley.
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lhe'osed ia the invitations owing 10
lne limited seating capacity Of ~,
gs ,,, Many cut # town frien.ls
"Ai ne present and the event wiz
Lenten season. s'
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Richard Croker has decided to stay
whore he is. A new subject for q
thanksgiving proclamation
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To the Voters OF Glyun county:
BEG to announce that shall be a
candidate at the next Democratic
Primary fer the office of Receiver OF
Tax Returns Of said county , will
appreciate the votes Of my trends,
acauaintanees and the public gensr-
ally
Very Respectable.
ROBERT NJ ccApl rTT
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DON'T FORGET TO VISIT Sci.
le's ZIG POPULAR PRICED STORE
AND GET SOME BARGAINS.
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HAVE a LARGE LOT or FPEsu
seS At PC PER DOZEN cAst.
TELEPHONE z 81. Brown. No
$50 OPP .ocLETHoRpE HOTEL
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FOR SOLICITOR GENERAL o
THE BRUNSWICK CIRCUIT.

1E 5HUNoWICk CIRCUIT.
10 the voters 81 Glyan County and
the Brunswick Circuit.
] hereby announce myself a eauJi-
date for the Office Of Solicitor Geuer.
al Of the Brunswick Judiciary Circuit
subject to The Democratic primary. }
solicit the support and Influence OF
me voters Of the circuit, and if
nominated and elected to said Office.
pledge faithful discharge az sac
duties thereof without fear fat) ii
affection.
Yours obediently.
( Lawton Walker.
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OFFICIAL ORGAN OF

Gym County.
GIynn County Commissioners.
The United States Court OF Banh-
ruptcy Tor this district.
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INF"I TTVTI|T n
ROBERT NJ, SCARLET.

To the Voters o. Clyar County
beg TO announce tdat am
candidate Tor the office Of Receiver
Of Tax Returns Of Gly1n County
svbsec. TO the Democratic Primary.
Respectfully
JAS. T, LEMBRlGRT.
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! SAVE A LARGE LOT or F7EsH
EGGS AT &c PER DOZEN CASH
TELEPHONE f M. BLOWN. Nc
$50 OPP .OGLETHORPE HOTEL.
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The News extends It's deepest con
dolence TO Hon. aad Mrs. Clark Hen
ell, in the death Of their daughter.
Miss Julia, which occurred near AZ
anita kate Fridav afternoon
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LOST

.osT-One racyele bicycle $50. IL.
sS2 Reward If returned to Duncan
Wright a Pilots Office
LOST Hand painted belt pin Mon
day afternoon between pixv.ue
ard mp to~n. Finder return %
f9l sapth St9uawan and D. reward
ed
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OFFICE 2o7 GLOUCESTER ST.
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FoR REPRESENTATIVE.

Arthur Leavy.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-07-12
RETAIL GRoCERs, SOUTH
OMAHA

I'LL i fall INV ~ G4bS SSS 4AA
A
Andreason, M, Goth and H.
Bazaar, Mary Co., seth and v SITS.
Beavers, r. c., $40 N. oath.
Bolster, j., 33d and K.
Bendixon, G. P. 25th and l..
Bradley, J. A, oath and X.
Beayerers, G. F., 424 n. oath.
Bromer, A. G. & Co, 1924 N. Gath.
Byrne, VIM, 2Sth n Y,
Burne, J. E., 32d and z.
Calm & Co., Albright.
Chapman, j., 100 S. 21st.
Cohn, L. j., 129 N. 26th.
Collins, G s., SCI S. SD.
Cokos, A. & Co., 2519 Q.
Davis, A. NJ, 25th and n.
began, NJ, 1925 T st.
DicKman, A, goth and NJ.
Dietz, r., 329 n. 26th.
Dworak, F., 21st and S.
Ehler. Dora, Mrs, goth and L.
Etter, F. G., cath and j.
Fingerlos, c.. 9th and X.
Geest, Henry, goth and L..
Gerber, j., oath and N.
Greene. r. F., 403 N. gath.
Gross, B., 30th and Benary.
Hart. F. A., 21st and 2.
Hazuka, j., goth and W.
Horacek, G., 2010 Q st.
Johnson & Motensen, 452 S. SD.
Katskee & Bedding, r. X. Ave. & Wash
ington.
Klein, Max. 3Oth y R.
McGoldrich, P. j., 400 S. 18th.
McQuba, j., 2721 Q st.
Mertens, f. & Co., oath and X.
Meyer, E., oath and N.
Meyerson Bros, 412 n. 26th.
Moskbvitz, NJ, 26th and n.
Maggie. w. j., 2OS N. gath.
MELVILLE. z. j., Polk & r. r. Ave.
Parsley & Co, goth and l..
Pipal, j., 21st and r.
Ponce, R., 2110 Q st.
Pros, f. j., 40t1 S. 18th.
Prussia, j., 21st and Q.
Ravens, r., gath and A.
Sadill, S. F., 21st and s.
Saum & Wilson, oath and Q.
Snef, P, goth and L.
Shoramek, j.. 18th and W..
Smisek & Hardlicka, 9th and L.
Sullivan, M, oath and w.
Svabodo. F., 18th and H.
Va7hal, J., 42d M l..
Nasak, Frank, 18th and Beny.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-07-12

OF China are millions of half starved
men and women who would be a thousand
times better off on these rich lands than
they now are, but the government OF
China is so weak that It cannot protect
life or property rights of its people in
Manchuria, and so the land lies idle and
travellers or caravans going through the
country find II convenient and advisable TO
purchase from the brigand leaders in the
cities on the borders of M~anchuria insur-
ance on their lives and goods. For a liberal
fee openly collected the traveller is given
Identification which will insure his release
II he is attacked by robbers on the way.
Revolution In China.
Passing Japan with the single express
sion that It is delightful TO the visitor, and
Manila with the thought that il is the
principal city OF our colonies; the Philip
pines, a wonderful country full OF future
problems and possibilities, l found China
in the throes OF a peaceful revolution.
Since the Boxer war Of 1900 the leaders
have seen II plainly written that China
must either adopt "a higher and better and
stronger civilization or pass under the
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extent both north and south and east and
west. Flowers bloom everywhere and in
all the towns and cities (mostly settled by
exiles) we only saw prosperous looking
people. 1 am almost of the opinion that
the exiles to this much advertised country
have not suffered more as a rule tlan
the pioneers OF our western country did
during its early settlement. The Russian
government is now promoting the settle
ment Of Siberia and we saw hundreds Of
long freight trains filled with families and
goods on the road 10 Siberia, where land
is to be given them and also financial
aid for two years by the government.
Il shall be glad to get home and take
a hand in all that tends to build up Omaha
or help Nebraska again. l have been very
well inded all the time since leaving home.
We shall sail on August 8, and reach
Omaha about August 10.