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The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1909-09-30
Rouse In Which Jackson Died.

The Baltimore Sun gives US the in
formation that the house in which
Stonewall Jackson died on May 10,
1868, has been purchased by the
president of the Richmond, Freder-
icksburg & Potomac Railroad, who,
it is reported, will transfer it to the
company which will convert the
grounds about the building into a
park. 'Stonewall Jackson died a
few days after his brilliant flank
movement on Hooker's army at
Charlottesville and furnished new
evidence of his genius for war;"
says The Sun. II is gratifying to
note the interest mani tested in Vir-
ginia in the preservation Of the his
toric places in the Old Dominion.
The house in which Jackson died
should be preserved for future gen.
erations as a memorial of one of the
greatest Of American soldiers" 1t
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1909-09-30
NUMBER 80.
They Didn't Have to Change.

During the years in which our pure
food laws have been put into effect
there has been n great hurrying and
scurrying on the part of the food man.
ufacturers to change their methods TO
make them conform to the law.
The Quaker Oats Company is con-
spicuous exception. 1t was admitted
that Quaker Oats was as pure and
clean as possible and that it was an
ideal food.
1t is so cheap that any one can af-
ford it and SO nourishing that every
one needs it. The result of last years
experiments at Yale and other points
where food values were tested is that
Quaker Oats has been adopted By
many persons as their food on which
they rely fer adding vigor and endur-
ance OF muscle and brain.
This splendid food is packed in the
regular size package and in hermet-
lcally sealed tins. The latter espe-
cially adapted to hot climates. 4
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1909-09-30
The Careful King.

Once upon time certain king
Of Persia went out hunting with ell
his court. The chase that day hap
pened to be long and the king be-
came thirsty. But no fountain or
river could be found near the spot on
the plain where they rested for a
short interval. At last one Of the
courtiers spied a large garden not far
off. 1t was filled with trees bearing
lemons, oranges, and grapes. His
followers begged the manarch to par
take of the good things in the gar
den.
Heaven forbid that ! should eat
anything thereof" said the king,
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1909-09-30
A Recipe for a Day.

Take little dash OF water cold
And little leaven of prayer,
And a little bit of sunshine gold
Dissolve in morning air.
Add to your meal some merriment,
And a thought for kith and kin;
And then, as prime ingredient,
A plenty of work thrown in.
But spice it all with the essence of
love,
And little Whit of play;
Let wise old book glance above
Complete the we'll spent day.
Selected.
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1909-09-30

IF vou listen to honeyed words, you
ara likelv to get stung. .-Lippincott>s.
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1909-09-30

for, if permitted myself to gather
but an orange from it, my officers
and courtiers would not leave sin
gle fruit in the entire garden.
The higher in life person is the
more careful he should be, for all his
faults are copied by those beneath
him. .-ChatterboX.
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1909-09-30

is near Guinea Station, on the Rich
mond, Fredericksburg & Potomac
road and should be made the Mecca
of Southern pilgrimage. Charlotte
Chronicle.
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1909-09-30

1nnnre blood runs you down
~, xes YOU an easy victim for organic
diseases. Burdock's Blood blttefs
,nrifies the blood-cures the cause
builds you up.
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1909-09-30

Regulates curely bowels, promotes
easy natural movements cures constr
nat;on-Doan's Regulets. ASK your
..o,;s+ for them. 25c box.
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1909-09-30
Executors S WOiiCe.

Having qualified as executor Of
the estate of Louisa Richardson, de
ceased late Of Halifax County N; G.,
this is to notify all persons holding
claims against the said estate to pre-
sent them to me within twelve months
from the date or this notice will be
plead in bar of their recovery. All
pe~sns indebted to said estate are
requested to make immediate pay
ment.
This August "a, 1909.
T. p. LYNCH, Executor.
Essex, n. G..
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1909-03-05

bringen in's Saus Elm ,tnO nebmIen
Sen yYrin3eu DoIano rnO Die Trnp-
pen Der aaiierin ocs Roroeus" &C.
f%anecn. Tie Muiif ipieIt vRlIe 8ri-
tannia" uun Sob iape the Sing,
unb bas EllbIifiim gebt 5ufricoen
nadl !Suuie.
Gle imperiaIiitiIde Ereiie riibrt
fir bos Stiid aus 2eibesfrGften Die
HcflametrommeI, mo mir %bC5peifeln
nidt, Dab eS eincn rieiigen GripIg
bobeu miro; benu cine Wtiiduug bon
Foiic unb bIutigem Melobranta lit
gerooe bas, mas Dem 8eidmod oes
aroBen YubIifums bier am Meiiten
5uIogt. CAB es ober Die er5ieberiid)e
@irflung baben ipirb, ouf Die es Dem
nEatrioten" %anfonmt. gIaltben mir
foum. ba5ll lit bos Stiid bod 5t poi.
ienboIt iibertrieben unb unauIribtig
in Der 9ebanbIl,ng bes Stoifes. Gas
EilbIifum lafte b%eItanoia unb 5ipar
and Oo, no cs nod Nn'idlt oes Ser.
foIiers getpib nidt lafen ioIte, uno
idien bon ser Woral bes StiideS
reht penie erihiittert. Cab oas
HubIifum in Sen r0einben", Ole iibri.
gems ourfrpeg miirbiger auitreten
als Die ereliihen Gbaraftere. Ger.
mans" iiebt, lit ieIbitperitanoIid, uno
Die Sdalipieler beitGrfen es oariu,
iloem iie in Spradle uno MnIeben
mo9lidit benz 3errbilo nabe sl fom.
men iuden Dos Iih Die 8oltSpbantu-
Tie BON Gel,tihen gebilbet bot. Gle
Geniltr bat iibri9enS jeoe oirette glts
ipielung oiti Gcititlano allsgemer5t.
uno alld) sic ltniiormen iiilo nid)t
0clttid,.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1909-03-05

gebung ba5tpildcn clntretcn lolltc, Die
10 sllr @icberbeieslllg cilleS crlcolas
ten NnlteS angcorOnetc Wubl arrl
Gage Der nohiten gbgeorbneten' nrlo
Senators Wubl o~bgebultcn luerOen
iou.
ID. Ibifnitt. Gle 8eiebgebllng
pcriammclt iid) om criten Mittfpod)
i'm Suullar 1868 uno an Demlelben
Gage IN jebem 5tueiten Sabre bar
nod unh 81 feiner onOcrcn Belt, eS
lei bcnn. boB lie burd) Proclamation
uom @oupcrneur cinbcruien morbeu.
10. Nblhnitt. Sie @eicBgebung
fam ibrc Sibungcn mobretlo elmer
Gnller pom nclln5i0 Saaen 10 lunge
iortiebcn, ols oo3 oifentlld)e Wobl
lyad) ibrcm llrtbcile criorocrn mag,
uno jcbeS ibrer Wtitglieber erbGlt
cine SerGiituuA BON filnI Collars,
lpcun eS Den S%ibungcn bellpobnt,
obcr nid)t fir iold)e Gage, an meld)en
ca abrpelcno lit, G@ lei ocnn iuegcn
3runfbcit, o0cr nit Der GrluubniB
oeS Sai,ic@. pon iDcidcm cS cin Writ.
olico lit. lln0 Is crhult olldl lold)e@
Weilen0el0 (1lid,t ilber 20 GtS. filr
Die Mcilc), mic 0na @cieB bcltIrlnuen
nloo, lnb ser pr1lioircnOc Seoutte
zines jeOcn @ouica nuBerocm cine
tGaIid,c IcraiitunN Don brci Col
lars. Mcnu Die 0eletgcbullg pom
@ouperncur ourdl Proclamation cin-
berlticn miro, 10 b0ltcrt Die SlBlrlg
nid,t lGl,ger. oils orciBig Gage, nno III
iold)cm Sale bleiht bic EcrNittllng
Diclclbe.
IS. Nbiduitt. acin Bud oOcr oll.
ocrc Trltdidriit, mcld]c nld)t 5umSes
id)Gitc Scr SiBluuN gebort. Ollrren 5itr
9enuBlmg Scr Mit0licOcr Der @cicb-
0cblun0 oui oiientlidc llnfoiten &c.
tuilit, iltbicribirt oocr inter lbnen
pcrtbcilt mcr0cn.
II. Nbidnitt. &ein Scnotor Ober
Nbaroronctcr lit nab ieiner GinIfipO-
rltl,N els iold)er, ob9lcid CT Ip1ter
obbonten mag, ipGbrenO oes gun6en
3ciiralmcS. moiiir CT errp0blt nor.
ben, III irgcno cincn Nlntc, iuelteS
iujiuiiden gcihoiien morben, oocr
ociien @cbolt ODER G~intiinitc lld)
mGbrcno zines ipldcn ScrnlihS Der
mchrt bobCn, mublbur.
IS. Mbldynitt. Sem Senotor ODER
MbNroroncter bari iucgcn in Der &c.
bate NeGllBcrier Worte irgeno clllcm
Giuilproieiic ooer Griminalpcriobrcu
~uuagcicpt Wcroen.
GurtleBung iolat.)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1909-03-05
&crbrcd)er ais Griinocr.
YIauocrei BON e. :. Sclhcrn.

Sn Hublono - 10 erS1blt man ms
m,iroe Inn Die Witte ocS uorigen
Sobrbmocrts ein Shirt lpegen Sod
perratbS eingeferfert. Sehs Sabre
brod)te Der p~cr,pobntc innae Mriito-
fret IN eincm itmuBiqen mo ieud).
ten Honnle 5lL in oen fcin Strabl bcS
Sageslid,teS brong, in Dent er Die
Gimme fcineS menid)lid)en @eienS
borte, ullBcr DER borrten. robert 0cS
@ciangempGrters uu0 leiner ei9encll.
Nnlan0lid, ipiitbctc CT gegel leilt
g%ralionlcS 8eit,id. bunn ober be-
gam cine itctiN 5lincbnenoe Mpatbic
lid, leiuer 5ll benlGd)ti9eil nno er
nlertrc, mie tr allaemod) III ci,en lee
lildcn Sd)lof uerianf. I'D meroe
blooiinni9." ood)te er init @ruien.
r@as niiBt cs mir nod nenn id)
nod Sobren meirle Sreibeit pieoer-
Grange - id) bin bonn 5ll,n Cher
bcrobgclllnfen. @ie ihiiBc id) MIDI
Dor Dem. ipoS meiner ipurtct?" Gr
jam Wnb lam i,nb uerfiel ollT cine
luimberlid)e Sbee. 90 cs Dor Mlem
iiir i'm oaroni onfanL lid cine Ne
lhaftiauna 5u iudlell, 10 nabm er Ell
ne Strdnoocl. Die in ieinen 0lcioern
ltcdte mo mari lie aut Die Groe, INT
lie alsOoun 6l illd,cn. Gs NOR Dies
in Der itodounfeln u%niullbcrcn Belle
nidt gorj Ieid)t, itunoetlang mlBtc
CT aui allell Sieren Derumfrlcd)cll,
obcr oin Gl,oe Iielt er Tie ood) Fri
nmphircno mn geiitig algeregt ipie
or cs !al,ae nidlt aelpcicn, III Der
Souh. Gr bate iest cine gniaabc.
Die CT taalid) gerpiiienhait crfiillte
unN NIT beren &iilfe er ieine Settles.
frGitc in itcter Spdnnitng erbielt;
mandlmoI, lpcltn ct poa llebermn,tg
Die Mdoel lpeit BON lid geIdlcuocrt
bate unb er in Dem pergeblid)en Ne
miibeu. ihrer mieocr babtait 81 her
oc,,, Die Serge llnrotb In oen @in-
fcln init bcn 1%inaernGgeln auscin'
nnoer 9efrast battc. itano ibm Der
InGilldrueib oilf Der Stirlt, ipell CT
iiird)tete. iein aIeinob itmpieherbrin0-
LID perloreu ;ii boten, aber ipenn er
cs oant bod, ipieoer %gcfnnoei1, ipor
icine Irei,oe nm 10 GROCER. Nls CT
nod NbIoui iciner &ait 5n ocn Sci
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1909-03-05

lin iid 8enntniB barber 5,t pers
ibaiien beihloB er, iib init ben I'M.
iidtbaren Wadsten in B%erbinoung al
iescu. 3u bieiem 3!pede eriann er
cine Art Eiptbograpbeu 5u Dem ibm
Elm Sub ieiner Eritid)e oas &oIs lie.
ierte. Mit SiiIfe ieines Shreibappa.
rates fiibrte er oonu Elm offuliitiites
| aunitltiidden aus. @oS Die 8eiiter
ib1n nit ibrer Sonbidriit uerrietben,
permog id) nitt 81 logen, iopiel lit
ober getpiB, boB or ipGtcr ais freier
Mann cine Eipdogropbcn : 6abrif
griinoete unb ieine Grfinoung I'M
SroBen perfuertbete. Cine 9iiriten-
Wtolbine, Die in unge51blten Grems
ploren perfaIft ip,trbe, erbodte Der
2anbitreiber Sobn @%oimuriebt i'm
@%cflnaniB. gls Griinoer elmer at.
BeroroentIiden 5iihauaeI miro fer
ncrbin Sobn @iaioms %aeuunnt, Der
bes Worbes perbdhtig, LANCE in In.
terilIdun9shait 5ubrod,te.
God ouh Griinbungen bon bobem
Observation-Disclosures Wertb iinb BON Ser
brcbcrn uno @efangencu geniad)t
worben. 60 peroonft bic Welt benz
iron5oliihen Siii5ier EouceIet, Der IN
riiiiiher @eianaenifait idnludtete,
Die Griinoung Der projeftipiihen@eo-
metric. Gin Snoer, SiIof, Ser ein
RreBuergeben ~be9on9en Iotte, uno
oeslpegen bon ser: GnglGnoern einge.
tertert mar, iteIlte sSorld)unGen iiber
ole Serfunft Der ariihen &noer aus
norbpolorer 8egeno all, sic 81 iiber-
roiderbeu Grgebniiien fiibrten. Ste
Reiultate Ieiner aelebrtenGrnlittelun.
gen p~croiientlihte er in einem lGnge.
rem Werte.
Gieic Site lieBe iih nod betrGdt.
lid eripciterll, ond niiritc bns DC
iogtc iuobl id)on genii9cn, I'M 81, sci.
gen, boB sic p0Qigc Ablperruma bon
Der @clt inter llmitonben S1bigfei.
ten I'M menidlifcn 8ebirn sur Heiie
5u bringen uernlaN, Die untcr onbern
Gerbultnillen picueidt elpig aeidlunl.
inert Dnbcn ipiiroen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1909-03-05
Der StmSsntenbummcl in Erag.

-
Cas- lit Elm ibneeiecr 8intertag
Wtt Sllnmern unb Sunfcln gelpelen
Ca bab' iG Die ieItionle altnoe ulls
Drag
Wlt ltaunenben Muaen aeleien:
sic G5ehen toben, oic 3eit iii
idtper.
"Wton mlB cine giniidlt baben
sic oentiben Stl,Oenten bummell1
nidt mchr;
vSte bunlmeIn nid)t mcbr aif Dem
@rdben."
Sd ipar einmaI ein oelltifer Stu-
bent
limo tdmpftc nit alien Shartcfen;
Sebeltgt iiber Saiel uno F%erganlellf
Sob id briitenb in 9ibliotbefen;
Cod piinftlid) mn 3lp0li ooSSpa.
5ierrobr her,
gei'm @unlnel Die Sinne 81 la.
ben! -
Die oel,titen S%tuoeuten bllmmcln
,,.. nid)t mchr,
Sic bltmmeIu uiht ncbr altf benz
Braben.
GenSlommbart gebiiritct, geitllln-
gen Ben Sflips
llub untcrgetolldIt IN Den StruoeI!
1obinter, gum S0pen 8eId)oren, Der
Sdnipps,
Gas Wfiltpieb, Der aonigspuoel.
% Waren tie ole, Goulelr bel Goll=
leur.
Die Gers in Die 9onge 9egraben -
Gle bcutid)en Stuoenten birmmcln
nidlt meDr,
Sic bunumeIn nift nlebr oitl bcm
8robcn.
llnoWGodcn Duifcn poriiber ilinf,
Grr6tbcnb bel griibenoem Tonfe,
Inter blorocn Millpern cin lGd)cln-
ser @int:
Id Tenn Cid, iroblid)cr Iranfe!
slt). menn bod, Die StroBe poQ Ien=
id)en nitt mar:
goa Si1l5cru uno Srieien nnb
Sdipabeu
Die oeutid)cn Stuocutcu bummcln
nid)t mebr,
Sic bummeln nid)t me6r aui Dem
@ruben.
Gcroelicn bob' id) Ser Wcisheit picI,
llnb trodcn marc Sirn uno &eblc;
God jenes @riiBcn ltnb Nugcnipicl,
TuS bllitt mir nod biIrd) bic Seclc.
Gas i%linlnert hpie 2id)t ourd) Den
Woientag
ltnb 2crhen jubiIlrcn So.
SD n,0d)t' nod, Stubent iein BLOB
.. ,iidt in Ern9.
$50 lie Dime glnnnter itilbiren!
@er ipeib, menn cinltenS ionncn'
flar
2iegt rnict @irfen! inb Tid)ter,
Oh iid)t ouS Sd,onite Elm BUM.
mel lpar,
5lpild)en ben, Filidten.
Sb n.id,t bos Bette. mas mir gcipuBt:
3niiden Srnrfen nno Sdwaben
Gin Weg Der Sugenolult
Mittag3 iiber Den 8rabcn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1909-03-05
Ser lnItiac Wcnoclsiuhn.
NurtieBung iol9t.)

Mie pergnii9t mo ailagelallcn Re
lir Menoelaiobn biSucilen iein tonns
tc, 5eiecu Die ioIgenocn g%ncfootcu:
Nn eineu @%interobeno ging or in
@cicuitoit olls Dem Nonie Shlcinit
in 9eip5i9. no I'M engiten areiie mn.
li5irt moroell mar. Wenoelsipbn lab
om Iliigel, Serbiuuno Inpio ltonb
AM @%eioenpltlt. Stiirmiitc Wicbcr-
holungaruie crid)nllten. "a tulIld)tell
lod)eno ole aenialen Spielcr Die Mol-
len. 1auib icbte lid al Den NlilNcl II.
McnbclsIphn id)ob bic @eigc inter
bas &inn. Gin jlnl9cr Gn9ldnocr
permod)tc lid allf Dem Notbuuleiues
&c nod inmcr nidt 81 %bcrubl1cn,
ooB or oell Weilter Oea Tliigela mo
Der Srgel nld) @eiec ipiclen aebort.
Ga blieb Menoclsiohn ltcbell l,no rie1
g. ih fam nod mcbr. Sd) fdnn
olld) tangent" llnb nun iiibrte Selir
nit ocn orplligitcn @ebGrben mo MI
ter ungIaubliden @cinpcrrenfun9ell
eincn grotestcn Cans nui, nud) allen
Scitcn bin ousidlageno, mabrello Die
St,neeilodcl ollf i'm bcrabrieicltell.
Sciu Montel ilpg IN, i'm her ,pic eil
Ticieniittid), mo leille 9eolcltcr iie-
len Dor 9utcn fnit olli Die Groe.
vnolid) horte Der Sdn5er olli mo iaN-
to: v0inoer, mprgel Mbenb iii @e.
nerolprobe sum Tonncritaas. Is on5ert,
ieBt gcbell mir rubia noh &arie nno
juNt es Nienlono mieoer, iuie Sbr Cit.
ren aopellnleiltcr uno G%onleruato-
RUINS .Iirettor tau5cn 9eicbel habt."
- @ie WenoeIsiobn iiber norBelnoe
aritifer 6od)tc tbeilt 8arolinc |olier
in ibren Mcmoiren nit:
.Shrcibt Der Gomponiitc ernit. ld)las
fert or ms Gin;
Sd)rcibt Der Gomponlltc Iroll lit or
5u 9ernein;
Sdreibt Der G%omponilte lo,a, lit or
3illn Grbormcn;
Sdreibt Der Gomporiltc fllrj. fam
man llidlt crlpormcn;
Sd)rcibt Der Gonponilie flar, iIt'S eli,
urnc,. 5ropf;
Sd,rciht Der Gomponiite tief. roppcltS
| ihnl i'm &opf;
Sd)reibt or olip. luic cr mill, fcincnl
Itcht Is oil;
Eorum id,rcibi Cit G%pmporiit, ipic CT
mil unb falin!!"
Ser z d) III drotlr.
Seit er--idl meiB rid,t wo-gclcien.
Cob Dos bic bciten iyrtinoe itctS &c
mcien,
Gic irob cen nnbercn hiilircid) IN.
tcritiistcp.
Gem onocrn germ nit ibren Mitteln
miieten.
Sat CT nod hieicn Wiunid, ollcin:
"Siniprt Der gnO're MIR su iein!"
Mnf Dem WoSfcnpallc.-
"Nos mcincn Sic lpobl, mus mir ga
jest filrsl;d) ol,i elmer Reooutc poi
iirt lit: itclt mir on Gin SER meme
Irou por!"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1909-03-05

i'll Drtllgen Oernld9, ole llllfcr Qll0erll
GerbGltniilen picueidt elpig aeltl,nl.
inert bnbcn miirOeu.
2as cnaIiidJc vSnuaiiOus"- Drama.
Gas Stiid "an Gngliibmlan's
Some, ooS in Honbon in @pno.
ban'S Sbcoter ieine llrouiiiibrlung
erlcbte unO BON beiieu politiider
Senoen5 mir ihon beridteter, lit Der
erite 8erlltd), ol,b Die giibne III ocil
9ienit Der patriotiiden propaganda
fir Die Ginfiibrung Der allgemeinen
@ebrpilidjt 81 ltellen. GS lit cine til.
rioie Wtiidlng BON Eoiie unb MeIo.
oron,o. Ger 8erfaiier nennt lid
nidt; n6er binter Dem nYatriot", Der
olli benz Ibeoter5ctteI ltebt, itedt ein
Sffi5ier, Der bel,te IN Siiboirifa IN
@orniion ltebt. Ger erite stt fiibrt
ms IN Die llddit Der aiiite gelegenc
Giuo elmer tppiidcn Mittelitanosfos
mile in eiler. gs lit Elm nebeliger
6eicrtag. Ger Batter, Serr 9roiuh
lernt ,Iiabolo"; Ger Glterc Sobn,
Elm omiiianter Sred,bods, unterbGlt
inns nit 6uB6allgeid)id)tcm Der jim
aerc lott n2imerids". brei Sobter beS
Sollics ,oenfen gIeidfaas MIR al,
Sport unb olle %5uiammeu ueripotten
unb bGnieln einen Ireunb bes Soil-
ies, Der 10 bitnnm lit, ein "Solunteer"
81 fem. Gum ShluB Oes sIftes err
ideinen ploslid feinbIite Solbuten,
Die IN Gnglonb eingefallen limo. go.
ter @rolun iuiu nod Der Toli5ei
id)iden. nm iie nrrctiren Ut Iaiien.
Gie Tomilie begreiit ben Grnlt Der
Situotion INNER nod nidt. Gie
SeIbitgcniigionteit, GinbiIoune nnb
sic Grcentricit1ten bes englildcn
Wittclitanoes perben ebenlo gran.
lam perbobnt, pie in Sen nddlten
5pci Mftcn sic IGherIide llnfdbigfeit
uno appfloligfeit Der Suluuteers, Die
ole GiIa pertbeibigcn ioller, nodbem
Ser Teino Tie ipieocr aerdumt bat. 3u
benz Eoiieuboftcn tritt MN blutiger
Grnit. Ser mitige Sobn miro Dol,
elmer Gusel getSotet, pabrenb er, a,ti
einem Siih itebenb. cben eirei,
itled)ten @is mdht. @roraten ihIa.
gen in bos Salls ein. GoInnteers ipcrs
bcn peripumbct, oiif benz Sofo Iiegt
Gin tobter Wann u1o ser alte 9rolpn
Ucttcrt nnb fllldt auf bic ~Soreign'
ers", meil lie icin Gigcntbum 5i idd-
oiger ipaeen, aui Die britiide Trntee,
neil Tie es nidt ihiitt, trotoem er
INNER feline Steuern be5ablt hat. Gin
9elebl sur Gdlrmung Der Siua miro
geaeben; ober ser olte Yrolun nils
niht nit. Gr mia iein gigcntbum
iclbit pertbeioigcn. Gr ergrciit cine
Slinte, iinoct ihIieBlid, beraus, nie
er lie laout mub, unb ifieBt sipei Der
einoringeuoen NeinDe nicber. gr
miro aefansen gcnonimcn; ser feinb.
lihe Sfii5ier bcficblt. i'm SIT erid)ie-
ben. lpeil or aIs GipiIiit nidt fdmpien
oari, Gr iuirb aboefiibrt; ieinc God
fer itiir5t berein nno bittet Inn Gna.
DC. 81 ipdt. man bort Sdiiiie I'M
8arten, lie itiir5t idreienb ab. Ger
putriotiide SeriaIier bot ieinc 2etrc
crtbeilt,
gmiiiant lit ober. SaB CT Samit
nidt idIieben oarf uno sob or iid)
aus 8iidiidt auf Die Stimmung bes
EubGifurns feinc @irfuug ieIbIt Der
oerben muB. TnbIicns iorocrt. baB
Sssobn Bun gum SdliB iicsen mub.
9aum 1T oober Sos Wdodcn binal,s.
aeitiir5t. 10 bort man bas Beonoel
Scr ~@agpiper"; britiihc Sofoatcn
unb Iotroien, ocrcn 0ommen trob
Der Muiif Der 1cinS nid)t gcoDnt bat,
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-09-07
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Try ALLEGED DESE7TERS.

10 i ~ - . ~
NEW YORK, Sept. Charged with
having deserted the ranks In the fac
enemy" during the recent war In
Massac husetts! four officers and five
prlvatss Of the Red army will be tried
by.court martial at the urmory OF the
Fourteenth regiment tonight.
All the alleged deserters are OF Com
pany I. 1t lis said the Flnen deserted
while the regiment was stationed al
Rock station. Mass. on the morning
OF Tuesday. August II. Just rs camp
was being broken preparatory to start
Ing on a forced march. ,ls 81. 4 ::
s Despite the los OF the nine members
OF his command. Colonel Foote has is
sued a statement telling Lis men that
he is proud OF the showing they made
He says he was. complimcnted for the
work OF his command by the umpires
and tells the men they, sustained the
reputation gained by the regiment dur
ing the, civil war, when 1t became
known as the "Fightfng Fourteenth. ="
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-09-07
=. ~, ~ Z Z ~ . y - 3 U 80
t,NlNTNERS CELEBRATE.
ftrnIon Associated Press.)

fITnion AssncntPd Press ay,.,+F.ess
SAN FRANCISCO. Sept. IA great
vintage festival, tho first of Its kind
ever held In California, was commence
ed today in tho Napa Valley and viii
conclud Thursday with elaborate fes
ttvittes at Aetna Springs. near Napa.
1t is proposed to have the opening Of
the vintage season annually celcbrat
ed las Is done BY the famous schloss;
Johannesberg. A barn dance will he
held at Aetna Springs. Costumes are
to be an important feature &c the fes
tlval and the actual type OF those worn
by the German girls Of s:hloss Jolian.
nesbere is to be copied Ia simplicity !
Beneath the Initiation Of fun ana
good sheer there 4 IS a serious move;
ment on foot by the wine growers Of
the sstatee to preserve and increase
the interest In the vineyard lauu OF
the State representing a commercial
value OF 100000. 900. California is.
now now the only Erape.prodllclng district
which does not accompany Its vintage
season With d harvest festival
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-09-07
aovERNoR Ga ssCocK
WilSDeliver a address Of Odd Eel
lows Meeting at ClarlSs- 4
burg.

cTlARKsBURG, Eapt. The fourth II y
annual megting and picnic to bes helt.
by the Harrison Comfy Odd Fellows'
Association at the old tair giouniis or:
the 9Th day OF 4 the present montsl
promises to BIO the largest and mos
enjoyable ever yet held Is ~;
Among the interesting feature, q
the days programme will te an M
dress by Governor w. =. Glasseccl.
who Is a member OF the Odd Fellows
lodge at MorEantoWn. !.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-09-07
g BLOOD ON THE NOON NO
Trouble Ahead Over Missing
Grapes at New England.

Constable John s. Walker went to
New England at the end Of last week
on d grape hunt. Four bushels ot
grapes had been purlolned. The hint
was successful. at least. there vas Y, !:
plenty OF grape pulp Is indicate lint
the fight trail had been hit. A search
warrant was sworn out and Inc i'ace
was Ils s searched. The female members
|of the family under suspicion attack
|ed the wife or the man who lost tht.
fruit and beat her up. It is likely tha-
the Justice's Will have more to do in
this case. 35 = z, .. d, u.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-09-07
new LQgI IIOlIH|ll
lFOE TENNIS COURT
TENTH STREET GROUNDS
q NEEDEDSF OTHER sPURs
III POSES MAY GO TO OAK
ROAD9PARK. ISL !.


- re IS probable that the Tennis Conf
now located at Tenth street and Fhfr.
mont avenue, will be moved this fall
as tie present court will be, used fcT
other purposes. Sam r. Nuzum has
offered the Tennis Club grounds for q
court In Oak Road Park and this l:rno'
osItion will be carefully considered and
probably accepted. Il .,S;.
This would lake an ideal location ATTIC
Tor, the court as street cars Will " on
make this location easily accessible
The present court is considered among
the best in the State and no expense
or trouble. Will he spared in making
the new. location. wherever 1t may ue
fully as good II not better than the
present court. vi (, rs stt
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-09-07
TO FIGHT BUCKET SHOPS.


h BIRMINGHAM. Ala. Sept. Eli + was '''lf
announced: today that the Fhrluers'
Educational and Cooperative Union.
wh4c1r will be in annual convention
acre during the next four days, Will
organize q crusade against buckle:
shops throughout the country. The
union Is national In; scope, although
the majority of its members arc 10
the South. 1t IS not decided whether
tie union will again set the price for
which TO hold cotton, as has been
done Tor the last two years with son.
siderable success. e y IN
National Secretary McC ,illoch ss1tes
that 1t Is the intention Of the union ia
go before Congress and II possible,
secure the passage Of a law wllicn
will drive the bucket shops ont OF
every state OF the Union. s5s