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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1909-10-29

-Serr Srlirs @oebus IGBt Oas
8obuballs an Der DIT 2. StraBe mel.
Dies er DON Serru 3ief9racfc eefauft
bot ollrf 4ufiesen zines 2. Stodes
pergr6Bern.
-8rou S, Sot, hon Stem Sapelt,
lpelde mebrcre 8odcll bier bel III
rem S6mie9eriobue &ep. SleNmep.
er, sum 9elitf Dar, fcbrte @titttpof
beiml.
-9as 9i6t 9iebt Ben Gid aitf
Dem Oas glbenoeiien itebt, eincrl ido.
ren Inblid, aber feline 2anlpe auf
Dem Sriibitiidstiid bot an5iebungs.
fraft fir inns.
SEER Sreo q. 9oepfe, BON Git
tie God, mar am lesten Sonntag
bier gum @eiu6 ieiner SermattOteil
Den Gbeleuten SreoZ Gang. Serr
9oepfc itebt oaieIbft Der Slttberiiden
@enteinbeidule ais 2ebrer Dor.
3cncr 9ntlaScn in ROrriiou.
8ir babef ictt unieren 3amer.
Neutrality-suspicious. III Die 8ooomer
SalIe perIegt unb lrelte @aaren als
ar3iigc, Wantel, 9luicn (8aists)
Sfirts, Site uip.; eiugeiegt, Sitte
beebrt uns nit eurem 8eir6.
&c. s. 6. Starfe,
Morriion, Wto.
Gin 8inf fir Wapor Sdit6,
aus Sberlin, &anias, miro berihtet
Der 9iirgemeiIter SEQ. u. Safior
miro bier ais elm 8eiiptel bon Sir
gcrtugeno unO ais Mann bon De.
mel1tltnm geprtelet. gr talt1fe etlle
8aiierwagen, itelte 3rpei Sferoe II
einen Mann uno lieB Die Strabet
icines Seimatbsitdothens obne Ser
giitltng beiprenfeln.
-8as mir leste ISOLDE ia9tet
iiber oie 8ereinigung Der 6arnle'
gum Sfltse Der 8a9teln (arails,
! mar fir Die untere 5irit Gree
~(%oaooiitrift 8 II. ~ gemeint, uni
!. nift fiir sic obere 8irit Greet, oh
gleid) aid) ba Die Sarmer in poae'
llebereinitimmung nit benz @eIag
ten iino. Saser melde ouf De-
2anbitrabe i6ieBen, laufen @efab.
5ur 4n5eiee gebra6t 81 peroen Uni
Der geiesliden Strafe gu perfallen.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1909-10-29


-6rau 2ouis 9oeser, bon @orri
ion, mar geitern bier.
-Grnit Soebner. bon SpiSS, mar
0ienstag bier pnto crireute ms init
ieinem 9eiude.
&rof. GortiS Sigg. bon San.
oalin, no, mar mebrerc Gage Die.
ier ISOLDE in Sermarn ailf 9eiudj.
-Id6iten Sonutaq Sormittags
mn 10 llbr oeutide EreOigt in Der
MetboOiiten Stride. Sberos 1913
ubr SllgenObunb qeIeitet bon 6rou
Sauer; nadber 8rdoigt.
Clos. 9ran6borit uno Otto
8erIoff, 5pei befannte 6ormer BON
ReO 9irN. paren Snfongs Ser $50
DE bier bel 8efanrten NM Seripon0=
ten 5u 9eiud.
SRI. antoinette Munopiller
fam Wontaa bon 81. 2olliS Inn an
9ienstag Ser Sod5eit ibrer S6me-
tier, Sri. ella MlunopilIer init @rn
Sobn S,tg, Don Berger, bei5umobnen.
-6rnit Sobn MofeI, BON 6irit
Greet, fe6rte Montog BON ibrer 9e.
illdJSreiie in Ct. 2o1tis beim 6eglei.
let bon ibrer Sreunoin 6rau &nte
@eritou pelhe mcGrerG Gage 81 per-
ipeiIen geOenft,
-@enr mir einen Mann nit
8Icdfeiiel Nbeno5 bon ser glr6eit
naf Sauie geben ieben, boffen mir
INNER OaB Elm glltes Darules abenb-
ellen ieiner martet. Sir eineit iol.
den Nurm lit nidtS gu gut.
--Sarrp Meper, BON SmiSS, mar
lest' ISOLDE in ct. 2oitiS Inn ba Elm
Gramen 5u MADDEN mcldes sur Gr.
nenn1lng als Genius Enumeration
fiibrt, fir meIfe SteIIe er Ipplifani
lit.
SIM ndditen Mtontag lit saler.
beiligen uno 9ienItag IllerIeelen
Die 8auerllregeln propbe5eiben @et
ter fir oieie Gage pie folgt: "Sit's
5n IlIerbeil'9en rein, tritt Iltpet
beriommer ein. @onn's au slller
beif9en idneit, baltic Dcinen Fel.
bereit.
-5ront Sdmerfoetting, BON &ui
Sslano, eriuft ms gefannt 5u mad
Ell oaB oie SagO BET ibm auf Den
Sslano perboten iet. 9a anoere Do
Sagen auf ibren 2duOereien perbi(
tenL lit er aus gtotbpebr ge5fpnnge
Elm @lei6es auf ieinen 2dnDereie
au tbrn, ga lei6cr elm groBer Sbei
ser Sdger gar &iifiidtsfos iinO.
SEER Geo. g. Tueoiger, De
aleioerbGn6ler, lie9t ieit mebrere
5aaen Ihlimm franf ont gterpenti'
Der 6arnieoer. Cine 9~erufsmdBig
&ranferpflegerin aus Dem Gp. 9it
f%oniiienbeimt, ct. Souis, traf borg
, tern bier elm Inn ben &railfen 8
| pflegerl.
--Gs miro BEL ben b0ben Wei5el
uno Gornpreiien Elm menig lobnel
ocs @eiddft iein Siibncr ilber 8il
ter 81 fiittern, beiou0ers menn 81
ielben trdge I'M 2egel iinO mas il
t 8inter gep0bnlid Der Sail 1T. .
, @ierpreiie werbeu i'm Serbdltn'
/. bod bleiben.
-Selite gbenb iinoet gerlattr
lung oes 2iterorii9en Sereins .,
Sofidule ltatt uiro fonnlt our IL
/. terbaItlnltg Der 8einfer Elm beloi
beers glttes Grogram sur Iustlb
. ing. 3as 9ublifum lit frennoltd
eingelaoet.
s. e.. Sal5mantt, Sorltbe
@onica Sedmann, sci
-Sep. lambert 9rinfmoeller Il
) leste ISOLDE oas iebr trolrige Yin
4 az ipi,,pt pr,tApr Serrn NIotS YrtI
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1909-10-29
-I66iten 9onueritog Den
Nouember, lit Geriion5tag.

-gta6lter Sollllerltd9 oen 4.
Nouember, lit Geniionstag.
-Goip. 9ran0borit miro anl Cont
nerstag Den 4. gtop, aorn moblen.
g. S. stephan unD Sobn Sa6n
pon SpiS$ tuaren &ontag bier nno
in rnierer 0rltteret.
--9ir miiiien Oas eleftriiAe Siflt
81 SiIfe ncDmcn pollcn mir iebt
elm POLES Sagefuerf 5ulpegebringen.
-@S 9iebt Elm go9el Der I'M
@inter uidlt nad Dem Siibcu 5iebt.
GoS lit ser Stord.
-6rls gera Eforltid itilo 2eotd
8epiel iparen Gtenitag 8ll 9eiud
in 9cr9cr.
-So6n HiecEmann BON Sirit
Greet reiite geitern altf .oft Gage
nab ct. 2oltis.
Grippe uno 2ungenent5iinorng
iito I'M Nlr5uge. MGBigfeit I'M 81
ion ItnN Sriufeu iir0 bic Better 8ors
beugrngsmittel.
-TretSifieBcn bel Com. 8ranO-
borit am SamItog BEN Is Gouember
SO Surfies; &atronen meroen &C.
~Iiefert.
-SoBn 9rdnole uno 6reO alttte
bon ct. 2ouis moren 9nfangs Der
ISOLDE bier Bel Serpanbten 5u 9e'
lid.
--6ranf Bauer BON Stolpe uni
&1il Bauer ur0 So6ter CLARA por
Morriion iino bon ibrem Seiud)t
6ei gerpmloten iii Sllinois mi
st. 2ouis wieOer auriif.
-slugltIt &ublmann itno SRI
Sobein tpdren Die letteh 10 Gage n
Gfld6oma 5u 8eiufl, unO aud be
Sran5 arblmarrt melder ieinen SO
@eburtstoe feierte.
-Nusuit $. grinfmann . I'M
@alter 9rillfmonn bon Swenspill
narpn lastc 8Pfe bier Inn DO
lShud Bros. eiuen @ra6Itein iii
Oas 4ra6 Ser peritorbeneu Sra.
. aug S. 8rinfmann slt bolen,
Sri. Soa 8obImonn fam al
lesten 6reitae BON ct. 2ouis auf 81
Seimreiie ra9 Ban bier 6urd. 80
ibr fam Srau 2ouiia 8arret
/ Sfpeter ibrer @utter 6rau 5. q
TobImann, aiif mebrere Gage gu g
t Judi.
-auguit 9iermanit, Srperintel
: bent Der bieiisen eleftriiden Gid
: anitalt lit Oas Staotleben miibe !
| mo6te iif ben 2anobau wiomer, III
: bietet ocsbalb feline Intbeili6eine !
Der 2i6tunlage 8lrm gerfauf an, q
f. ileftirenbe iollten it6 NIT ibrt |
gerbinOuus iesen.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1909-10-29
-Ndditen Montaa NbenO StaOt-

-GGdItcu @ontos Nbcno Staot-
ratbiisung.
SRI. slIma S6ubert lit bon
i6rem 9eiude in ct. 2oilis lierber
5ariidgefebrt.
SRI. Seopig Suit, meIdc Ia
Gage geindSueiie in ct. Souis
mar. lit wieoer 81 Sauie.
SRI. Bertha sueOmcpcr, BON
9ittle Berger, reiite Ietten Sonntag
na6 ct. 9oui8.
SRI. @tarp Sir6boif Die popll'
I1re &oitmeiiterin Su Rorriion mar
8ienitog beiildsmeiie in Sermaftn.
-Senrp Stride, bon Coles Greet,
bego6 iid Sonutag 5u geiuf na6
1t. 2outs.
-9eraebt nidt Die a6enOunter-
haItung i'll Der MetboOtiten Stride
morgen, Samstag NbenO.
County +. Iiieiior 6. u. Reper
1T in Sermann nit Der ~Oiesi6brigen
-.
GinifGsung bes Steuerbaren 81,
g~ent5ums beiddftigt.
-Srib 2AigenfelOer reilte Conn.
tag nod Stiles, Ganias I'M ieilcn
Oaipobncn0en 9rltoer 9uuis mebrere
8oden gu beiu9en.
--22 &in0er - II Mdoden uno
3 anaben nebulet am Gonfirman.
oenunterriGt in Der ct. 8auls.@e.
nleinbe tbeil.
Mit u6hlten Sonnta9 onfan-
geno, miro in ser MetbooiIteu Sir
DIE Der Sountagihulunterri6t nm 9
llbr Radmittags beginner.
-grtbur ". 9oebm uri0 Gbriit
@illig, Don Ban, berei6erten ON
0iellstag ourh 8ei5en5ufubr Der
bieiigen Marft unb li9 iel6it.
Srau 6. 2imberg unb Sra
gmma Sdonuutb, bon Mcaittrid
maren am Mittpod) aitgenebme 8e
iu6er in unierer 8ruferei.
-Saio II. 9anuier peri9iften or
Rittmod abeno Sdhpeine unb &ini
pieb naf ct. 2ouis. Sir Sdmein
pnroen bier ant Rittwod) $3.50 &c
5ablt.
6ri0oIin Sdinoler bon Swis
tebrte @tttipo1 nom DUBUQUE, Som
6uriif, no er Der SabresIisltng DC
8resbpterianer Spnooe ais 9eIego
BON bier beinobnte.
6ralt 5. g. aiiepfer bon 9so
poleon, no, Iangte am lesten Dor
nerstae bier an Inn lire Otter
Senrp abrens bel SmisS gu beiud
eli. Serr Sitepfer uitb @attin mel
Sen in 3utunft in 8aibinetou, @o
iucbnen.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1909-10-29

Sran GbriIt 8luetidl u1to Sobn
8ilbeIm iporen Wtittmo6 beillds.
peiie in ct. 2ouis.
Sri. Maito Sail, Don Berger,
mar Mittpofy bier auf Sciu6 bel
Sri. 3bereia S1Sner.
-alle meItliG gebenoem 3iige
ruaren geitcru Inn pieIe Stunorip Der.
ipdtet infolge Der @ntglciiung bon
Is @iitermageu BEL 9lmOee.
SEER ulto 6rau Geo. Starf
iin0 GicnStag 9toGt woblbebaItcn
pom ibrer Guropareiie bierDer auriid.
gefcbrt.
SEER uilO 6roll Sobn 2angc,
BON Totsoom, lparen Samstag ino
Soun,tog bier @eiuhcr Der 6omiIie
$. &artfe uno s. sc. 9anuier.
6rml 9ermoln 9eiicl ultb SIM
Ser, BON ct. hubert, iii bier bel III
Ter 59uiegeruutter 6rau GmiIie
2ciieI SIT 8eiud).
Ser Meblpreis lit in ben leb.
ten IA Gagen i'm 20 Gents per Sab
geitiegen. Niles gebt geg%enpGrtig
in Die S0be, mir leben cben iest i'm
2uiti6itfs3eitalter.
-&enn Elm Nadbor freunblif)
"@uten Mor9eno 5u Dir iogt, 10
prpartet er mebr oils eiu 8run5en
5ur anttport. 8run5t Oh menn Gen
te DID a%nreoen?
-Sn S~igginsuille tagte Oteie
ISOLDE bie @iiiouri-g ereinigrng Der
9eltihen 9aptiiten lllto nabm 8aI.
tor q. Sofinann bon unierem Goitll
tn oie aan5el Elm. SdIub NOR arl
Mittmo6 glbenb.
SIN Glasgow, Mo., bat lcstt
gSndlp bel Der @ahI Die SorlaQI
$4,000 9on6s aus5useben fir Der
Mufaitf ser Si9tanitalt iopie Sal
bon @~aIieriperfe II. &onaliitrullg De-
Gtaot, nit GROCER @ebrbeit geiiegt
Ser telegraph beridtete oieie'
Sage boB Elm 87.idbriger Safer Ell
nes &ndbleins, meldes leste 8ot)
gcboren, iei. SIT ioldes Der Sal
10 it's nod geniigenO Belt iii
mcbrcre Der finOerloien @bepaar
meIde bierorts mobner.
-9lm ndditen Sonntag Gbelli
finoet in 81. 2onis, in Der Con
coroia Surner Sale, oas Sabres
CONCERT Der S6iiler Der @alOema
s. Mertens S6ool OF Siano itat
unb meropn ii6 boifentlid redlt piel
in ct. 2nuiS Deilenoe Sermanne
einfinoen.
SEER II. iSraii Songe, bon Sots
Oam, Srau 6. sc. 3anuier II, God
ter uno q. $. Sartfe, BON Sermonl
paren am letten Sonntag bel SRI
Gbriit. 9anuier on Der Stttle gel
ger Sl 9eiu6.
SER 8m. S. Corn, bon 8ei
gloins, Mo., itottete Infatgs De
ISOLDE ieiter @utter uno 8ertparf
ten babier ietnetl re9elmaBigen Sal
resbeIud ab, iinb reiite 9ienlta
nod aonsas Gitp Inn ieine oapof
nenbe griioer au beilGen.
5rau Sobn Nebel, BON g
2ouis, melde por mebreren ISOLDE
sur 9anuier. @ueller SofJ5eit btel
Der fam, uao oanm bel ibren @lter
Sobn @ueller oil Der 2ittle 8erge
%uertpeilte, febrte NIT ibren aiipoer
am Iesten Sonntag mad ibren Sen
nv 81. 2ouis 5uriid.
SER Gaitor 8. Suebmeper leg
i am letten 9ienitag ben 81. @eilei
, itein ietnes 2ebenstuegs 5uriid. 0o
@eburtstogSfino erbielt wdbreno d
Cages piele 9cgliidmiinidungen, III
{ am Ibeit0 erid)ien Der &ir6enbr
/ 5itm @ratulotion. geild, ntro Set
!. Sneomeper mar boil 5reroe III
9anf iiber Die i'm ertpieiene Siet
unb Guimerfiamteit. Die 8eiudi
perlebten nit benz Siibiliar mo le
y 49, az. IL: Loftn, ma,,., ~
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1909-10-29
Geponiri euer SeIo in Der
ptpplfs gank
pua Grrmann

non gsrmarn
Die Sauf Der Geute, Don Den Seu'
ten uno fir oie Geute.A
Seine 8anf ii6erer
s 8rO5ent 3inien auf 3eit'9 epoIiten
DtrettoIeu;
81. " 9reuer, Rpbt. @aIter
Senrp Grass, Senrp g8. 2efoite
Senrp ObSner, y ". Stlber
VI. u. Walfer.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-02-19
ELECT Mr.. O.. J. BERRY
As CHIEF ENGINEER
iPhoebus Firenen Last Night Rescind-
ed Action in Selecting Garland
and Allen as Drivers,

BY vote CT 81 TO s the Phoebus
fire department last night elected Mr..
o. J. Berry chief engineer and re-
scinded its action of Tuesday night
in electing Messrs. Charles Allen and
Mike Garland as the drivers for the
department.
The firemen met in special session
and after considerable debate the
resolution naming Mr. Berry as the
engineer was taken up and adopted.
Mr.. Berry is to be given an Oppor-
tunity TO display his fitness for the
position in a test examination with
the splendid new engine this after
nocn. If he is declared competent
the council of Phoebus will be askf l
10 elect him to the position at a
salary Of $75 per month. Mr.. Berry
will then select the drivers and VIII
have to pay them out of the monthly
salary
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-02-19
Hampton Chapter Enters Protest on
the Lee Essay Award.
ALDERMAN AND smITH CENsURFO
Chapter DeeAores trs Fact The: ere
Award Suggests q Lack Of Rever
ence for Great Sc u.hern Chetain--
Met at Request Of State President.

with profound humiliatior W 4"
plore the fact that The awar,, &C. III"
prize for the essay ir qurS ion as
sests lack OF reverence on The l.:
o. the committee IN the gr".t Sod h
en- chieftain."
Closing the resolutions VIII lhc
ahov. mentioned paragraph, liarr NJ
Chapter, Daughters o. The Inni"d
eracy, met yesterday Afternoon. LnL
adopted resolutions protesting .,s.'n>:
the decision OF tn. commit - rlh'
awarded Miss BOysOn III" prize Of
fered by the United Daughters OF ne
COnfederacy for the best essay on
General Robert T.. Lee.
The chapter me, in compliance
with a request from the State prr.'i-
dent. and after some discussion adopt.
ed the following resolutions:
We. the officers AMI members OF
HAMPTON Chapter. United daughters
OF the Coniederacy, Hampton. Virgil
MIA. express our protest against the
award OF excellence which has been
passed upon the essay written by
Miss Boyson upon General Robert f.
Lee in celebration of his centennial
year:
First II was the Daughters of
the Confederacy who offered The
prize. therefore they are the ones
most directly affronted by the mis-.
statements OF facts in the essay ami
consequently upon the misplacement
of the award.
. Second. Having carefully thought
over the paper and the reasons given
by Drs Alderman and Smith for their
judgment in accepting it, We fail to
understand how any paper displaying
such ignorance OF the South. her
chivalry and her culture aud her
peerless leader from the very foun-
dalton of our government. could by
any just decision be given a prize
upon its historical merit by any
student CT history. whether the
judges were from the North or the
South.
Third. With profound humiliation
We deplcre the fact that the award
of the prize for the essay In question
suggests a lack of reverence on the
part of the committee for the great
Southern chieftaIn."
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-02-19
U. D. {. HISTORIAN GENERAL
WOULD ABOLISH PRIZE
Southern History Defeats Object
Daughters Sought.

RICHMOND. VA. Feb. 1S-An i'm.
portant circular. bearing on the wide.
ly discussed prize ESSAY on Lee. was
issued TO historians Of the United
Daughters Of the Confederacy through
derS Robinson. historian general of
the organization. urging them to use
their influence to abolish the annual
prize Of historical papers:
The circular in full is as follows:
United Daughters Of the COnfeder.
acy
Office OF Historian General.
Mrs J. Enders Robinson.
lis Third s.. South Richmond
Va.
General Circular No .. Issued Fei.
-. 1905.
To the Historians of Divisions and
visions:
Nv Dear Madam:-In the United
Daughters Of the Cunfederacy prize
essay. published in the Confederate
Veteran" December. 1908. Nashville,
Tpnn. these statements are made:
'aI A; the opening O. IN. war.
intellectually the South was
practically dead"
10, Most Of the people were
densely ignorant.
&c, Robert y. Lee was traitoi
in that he sacrificed all to aid thu
enemies Of his country. but there
the writer quotes c. r. Adams. shall
Cromwell have statur7"D So ar
George Washington. John Hampdcr
and William IF OranFe"
I. Such Sontortion OF Southern his
tory defeats the purpose for whica
the prize is given: that Is. a truthful
reference paper.
?. Tho per capita tax should not "
used To rncourae" fals.fication Of his
tor.
,. Therefore, you are urged to use
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-02-19
Story of flow the Great
Tobacco Combination Was Formed

max" packages and materials. other
than tobacco. used in tobacco mann
facture. several which exploit pat
rnts lo.' mchincry or manufacture
machinery for he use Of tobacco rae.
tories. and few which handle by
products. make smokers supplies.
et" The most important OF ih"S"
cOntribui Dry enterprises OF which the
Combination has secured control IL
the manufacture of licorice, which is
4 very important material in dobac'
co manufacture. Through the Mac
Andrews & Forbes Company. which
has bought up several competing
concerns, the American Tobacco Ccm-
pany interests have substantially a
comple," monopoly CT the licorice
business.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-02-19
FROM Within.

Strange as it may seem. the sharp
est and most pointed denanciation OF
the Immoral drama" comes straight
from the shoulder Of President Burn
ham of the Theatrical Managers as
ISOLATION That the criticism is sharp
" pointed means. Of course. that it
is not mere Illumination against
stage immortality in the abstract. IT
means something more specific. It
means that. in Mr.. Burnhsm's frank
opinion. there are al leas; FIVE plays
running in as many pretentious thea'-
ers in New York today. the leas: nox-
ious Of which surpasses in indecent
suggestiveness PLAYS that only a few
years ago would receive spontaneous
police treatment as palpabie breaches
Of the law.-Stam!ord Advocate.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-02-19
Negro Judge for Washington.

, WASHINGTON, Feb. 1S.-Robert
II. Terrell. a negro graduate Of Har-
ward College. "a. who has been a
justice of one of the magistrate
courts of this city for the last seven
years has been appointed judge of
the municipal court OF the District
of Columbia. which has just been
created by an act OF Congress.
Terrell was appointed magis-
trate by President Roosevelt in JAN
nary. 1902 He is the only negro
in the country holding a judicial po-
sition Of the dignity of the one 10
which he has Just been elevated.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-02-19
TARIFF MEETINGS ADJoURNs.
OFFICERS Of Commission Think They
Have Accomplished Much.

INDIANAPOLIS. IND, Feb. IL
The National Tariff Commission con-
vention adjourned today after ses-
sion which its officers assert marked
a new epoch in tariff making in this
country.
That the action of the convention
in its demand for the creation OF a
permanent tariff commission will
bear fruit in congressional action is
confidently asserted by its member
ship.
The convention resolved by unani-
nous vote that its labors will no:
end merely with the demand for a
tariff commission. The permanent or
ganization formed to continue it's
work will extend its influence to ev-
cry state and TO Washington.
John Barrett. director Of the bn-
-eau of republics. 'oday addressed tn"
convention. as did D. A. Tompkins.
Of Charlotte
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-02-19
Woman Succeeds at Farming.

Il see no rCaS..n why T.Jnan
cannot earn as good a living on a
small farm as in any other field.
Such is the assertion. made with
the cheerful certainty Of one who
has tried it-and succeeded-by a
Connecticut woman. Mrs. Jane c.
barrow. who has for the past eight
years. supported herself and sent
two children 10 school on the earn
ings c! a four-acre farm only one
acre of which is available for plant
ing and buildings
III a woman is as fond OF III"
country as I am. Mrs. Barrow saws.
she will not find il a hardship. bat
rather a pleasure had everything
TO learn and | have succeeded. 80
I think o'her women could do as we'll
I began with a small boy as ass:s
tant: now I have woman and q man
and We are all three kept pretty
hiSy."
When this on. -"cfic and courage
Gus woman took hrr land she was
forced to 90 in'o debt for money
% pay for grocrr1"s enough to keep
her and the ia chi!dren until the
farm began 30 max" ret.rns. How
she WORKED cut and solved the prob
lem Is best toll ~ herself in an
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and the crowd thai was growing out
side
When proceedings were resumed
after luncheon. Judge Hart announC,
ed that there must be no further de
| monslrationS in the court room.
Pole Chopped Down.
G. +. Cole of the baptist Publish,
, ing Company was the next witness.
He testified that he visited the
: scene of the killing after it happen
ed and thar there were two tele
phone poles in loot of each other.
A dav or TWO after the shooting one
of these poles was chopped down.
Col" SwOre that there were two lJl
let holes in this post. fired evidently
from the northwest or from the di.
rectiOn in which Colonel Cooper
stood. He attempted to estimate he
distance at about eight or Ten fee.
The witness was badly confused on
cross examination and could not tell
how he fixed the distance. Finally
Cole blurted out: Well. | heard the
other witnesses testify that Colonel
stood about eight or ten feet away
from the pole
Judge Anderson also quest tbned
the witness as to the height OF the
marks on the pole and tested his
ability to tell the calibre of a bullet
hole
The witness said one bullet buried
itself in tn" pole while the other
merely notched. and both were made
by the same calibre bullet
He could not explain how he reach.
cd 10, ,<,l. :. .hn,,
perforated hole ana the other simply
a ridge. The defense displayed mach
energy in cross examining these wit
neSSeS
State Rests It's Case.
AS soon as court adjourned At,or-
ney McCarn stated that the state
wOull rest its case
The defense asked until Saturday
to prepare its case.
The court declined the request but
had no sooner done so than Attorney
General McCarn said:
The state has 4 " more witnesses
in its case whom We despaired OF
getting here. However. with an adj
journment TO Saturday We can get
them here. and will introduce them |!
at that time
so the state does not rest its
case?" remarked Judge Anderson.
soto voce.
The defense expects to spend at !
least week upon its cases presenta- |
ton. The state in rebuttal has come. !
thing like so witnesses. Then the de- !
Tense will have it's innings Counsel
for both sides went into conference
at once and messengers began to
round up witnesses.
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tederacy nr" represented in Alabama.
Arkansas. California, District OF Co
lumbia. Florida. Georgia, Illinois, In.
diana. Indian Territory. Kentucky.
louisiana Maryland. Mexico CITY.
Minnesota. Mississippi, Missouri, Mon.
tana Nrnraaka. New Mexico, New
York. Norm Carolina. Ohio. Oklahoma.
Oregon Philadelphia. Pa, South Caro-.
lima Tennessee, Texas. Salt Lake
CITY Virginia. Washington State, and
West Virginia
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your influcnc" to abolish the prize oi
one hundred dollars $4,000. given by
the l. d. {. annually for an historical
paper.
I Pleas" repeat this General CIR
Cular No. >" 10 ali chapter historians
within your jurisdiction.
tSiSnrdD
MRS. ENDERS ROBINSON,
Historian General l.. u. &.
The tinted IiauChtrrS Of the Con