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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1909-09-17
isa.o. Yfen 0on Hove BeIitan6

for sasa. Hen ben lobe BeIftan6
bar iase 5arer, tbi ben fan ioo let 90.
re 9iertet inpnert, % fad er ben for
aprt fgbt. - Ser er Ell oflben Ting,
fem ieg er mir ganlle Sen tafnemf1e.
fig for: 9nor ban fun6e fortpHe Si-
f%torierl Si9ia1 blep or0eltlig sreben
6erpeo oe 0onnet oernnoer, = ct pig.
tiot SEQ | goo Oporogelie. 0u ia,
nit Spn er noget onoerle0es | ct og
an0et emo bans, men Troen pao CUBS
Roo6e / ariItns err Den ianme. Sg
fna er oct iao o~elosrenoe at ms6e Ell
Mano, iom forblen fin ferite a9rIig.
beo fro gennem 2ioets 9dmpe, og
agrIiqbeoen bar til 8engelo It9rf
NOT til at bepare BAN friif. Seq
bar oeiad beisgt ben rigtige Sfole-
I9rer, Staten5. San er en- opgtig
og bebogelig Wano. Der er pitt IN
gen Soipl ON, at snn er ben oDgtigite
al oe TO til at meooeIe Snnoifaber.
Men ban fuIgte life blot ct SaIo, ban
gift iafntioie mo | en- 2iositiaing. Ser
bar life iaa itert ct Offer at brin9e,
og oerfor blen Der bener life iaa op-
be Spor. = Sooonn isnes bet mig.
8 eorigt bill ieg ns6io esre nooen al
Dem llret, oe De er pregtige gamle
Meuo begge TO, boer poa i'm BIS. Oct
er o@a SIaes Ten6, iom bpoger ct
Somfnno fra 9unoen at, og Dor Ser
re bar Drug for ioaoonne WGr0, iom
uben 9raif og Bran gear iin title
Gang % 9er fin 2ibsoerning. oeaar
Der er grng Tor Ell al De itore, iom les
af belle oonoet. oe iom maaife ifimtes
of Seroen. iaa er Der grug for tuiinoc
at ioo6nnne imaa t~rofaite N9no meo
fore Sierter, oQ oct er bel at l9gge
fla pan Sinoe. Oilers fAn6e bet bel
e1onu b9noe, iom SoIomon iaa | fin
Si6, at 9ienere lao pao Selte, mebens
Spriterne Git til 6o0s, iom Eienere
paa Sorben.
(Nere.)
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1909-09-17
Yaeifie arebs' aarsmpbe.

Bacific areos Of Den foreneoe b.
cd. .lutb. airfe afboIoer ON SUB bill
fit Marsmeoe / Menigbeoerne peo
Selma og Del Gep, Sal. (Bait. q.
9. 0ieIiens aaIb) I 9agene fra %.
til 81. Oft.
@uostieneite aftenen foruo (Sns-
oag) | Gelma.airfen.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1909-09-17
9aaebs &omet.
Deere.)

Saless Sonnet er ifslge ct Sele-
gram til Sarbaro llnioeriitets Sb.
ierootorium bleoet Jet al Profesior
@olfi i Seioelberg, og mart antages
oct. ben bill bIine iaettnget genncm
Seleifoperne neo ale De ltore Sbier.
pototier / Bcroen. Brofeslor Wolff
meloer, at oct bar fun gennem oct
aaeritnrfeite 6eleifop, at ban funoe
ie ben.
Sfsnt aometeu mart bill funre
fees tnoelig fd Sbieroatorierne, oil
Den life blibe ipnlg for bet blotte
Die for / apriI efer Mni; men ole,
iom oa Itaar op fer Solopgong, sil
funne ie oen / al lin @lorie.
Saleps &onet blen iioite Sang
let / 1886, og ben ferite Eeforo oper,
at een er blenen ia9ttoget al aitrono-
mer, er for $3.50 9lar iibeu eler
$50 @ar for ariiti Sa0iel. Gen bleO
ga let og beifrenen al Gneitife aitro.
homer, Tom igen beretter ON ben /
@oret 81 fsr ariIti 8soiel.
Saaeps Sonnet e at Slteresie,
foroi BET err ben fsrite, Der er bleen
feHot iom Ell periooiif gciegenoe.
NetptonS Sen, ben eneelife @itro.
nom Gontnno Sanep, blen, meoen8
ban itubereoe ben ipreseomet ! 1852,
ilaoet at oens 2igbeo meo SEQ.
meten fra 1907 og ligeiaa ben
fra 1881. San fom oa til Den Slnt.
ming, at oisie ire geisg bar af Den
iamHle Sonnet. Sans Operbenisning
bIep enonu mere itprfet peo Stioiet
of aometreforoer, iom bite bmn at
fra iaa tiSlig fom 1866 baooe en-
flor 0omet piit iig omtrent boert 70.
gar. Dette leoe6e bam til at foruo'
iige, at aometen piloe igen piie iis
tilolig ON Soften 1853.
SaIlep opleoeoe life ielp at ie Op.
~fploeIien af fin Broieti. San beoe
1742 oe efterloo iis be Sormler og
WegIer, bporefter ben ~neiagtige Oa.
hum for aometens Silbageoenoen
funoe beitemmes, og anmooeoe beife.
bent orl, at bpis De bite Zig at boloe
Stif, maatteUerben erinbre, at9gren
for OpongeIien tilbsrte England.
90 Tiben nermeoe fig for Some.
tens9ilipnefomit, raaoebe flor Sp9n.
bling | oen pioenifabelige 9eroen.
Spis aometen ifuIoe piie iig paa ben
beregmeoe Fio, piIoe bermeb Mpiteri-
ct peb bisie gaaoefuIbe SimmeIIe-
aemer, Tom aItib bapoe lat SfrGf |
be alminbeIiee o6oelige og forbirret
Nitronomerne, bore opfIaret.
8 aueuit BET forioiaete gfar bar
uIes Zine rettet moo SimmelbpGlpet
os leete efter ben iaa meget omtalte
Sonnet; men Woaneoen off ben, uoen
at ben bite iig, oe september 90
Cftober fom ogiaa oa gif, men IN.
gen aomet fcn.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1909-09-17
unsoOmsmbbe

bill bIipe afbolot ! Gbeneaer Menis-
beo, auoubon, Sa., fra 1876.
September.
Soruoen Sroets Sorfwnoelie bill
feIgeiioe gmner bIiper oreftet:
~Eroen~, rSampittigbeoen" og
rWisiionm biemme og ube~.
Weoet begpnoer ON Eorsbag Gf-
ten.
Di benter paa ct fort llngooms-
ftGpne. Mue er bierteligt belfomne.
Eogene fommer mo til 4uoubou
al. 4 oe 8 ON g~ftermiooagen.
anmeIo eoers3omme og meo bpao
Cog ienelt inoen 81. September
Taa Weniebeoens Begne,
g.. 9. gbriftianien.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1909-09-17
Wefu 2isbon, @is.

ght er oct 10 mart lpnge iioen, Der
bar nGret ifreoet noeet fra oenne
Ggp, oerfor blot bette: 8i bar nplig
baft Nisiionsmsbe Der / Dagene
25.-26. 4ug. af freHme6e gr9iter
bar til Steoe: s. Sse, 1eenab, @is.,
81. g. 8. @ieIien, Osfoib, isis, og
s. Gbriitenien, Sbennineton, Bis.
9e taIte Subs Orb for os. Oct bar
nogGe borme 0oee; Meoet boIotes
oerfor efter Den ferIte Sormiooag noe
/ oct frie, unoer Sreernes Sfpgge
ne6 Brpitebuiet, bbor Der piaa bar
GGIlesipisnine begge Gage. ga, oct
bar nogle ifenne Gage, bi Der tilbrag-
te iammen; Cubs ORD ESQ fldrt og
iRotr9ngenbe til os. Raitor Gbriiten-
fen o. Suitru, Smnaforet fra Chen.
ningtou og bort eget Snn9for gl9oe-
De % meo flese Tonne Snnge. uOe
unoer oen bloa Simmel lnoer oct liQe.
Tom mere Isftenoe og imuft. Saf til
eoer oGe, 0enner, om fom og oeftog
| bort Meoe og gioroe eoers til, at
oct bleb ct goot og peliignet Wsoe,
iom biit mango bor slaoe neo. On
l1ges Sio efter Weoet iiofte 6re6og
0at bIep en- af bore Nenigbeosmeo.
lemnler falot bort berfra, en- 9lore
Nan6, gbriitian Sanien, Ell gam.
mel Settler poa oenna Gen. San bar
Ell itooie @9it | Cubs Srs og bar
ogiaa til eteoe peo bort Msoe; ingen
tenfte bel oa pao, at 9eoen ifuloe
fomme ioa mart, ifsrt ban banbe
p9ret ioageIig | I9neere 9io.
Men oct er. iom Yait. aroeb iag.
De peo @aaren, at ingen er iiffer for,
bpornaar Dpoen fommer, men ale er
iiffer poa, at ben fommer. paa
@runo al 9eosfaloet maatte Poit.
aroeb faIoes biem fra areosmsoet |
Mocine, 6n Degrapelien fanot Steo
ON Ssnoosen. San bolot 2igtalen
ITO fra Nom. 8, 1: .Soa er oa MI IN.
gen Soroemmelie for Dem, iom ere !
ariftus Seius, iom life panore efter
9ebet, men efter ganoen". Oct bar
en- flor Glare, iom fulgte BAN til
@rapen.
Oct bar ppret meget tsrt Der |
|Sommer, og 5roiten bar ogiao giort
EN- Del Sfaoe; ellers bar pi imuft
Weir MI. Oct bar lao alt al Npbeoer
oenne Sang. On oenlig Silien til Ge-
oaftsren oe u9aniferens"s 2eiere.
Gorr.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1909-09-17
&frfeinopielic.

On 0lio bill, bliper Der Meoer |
Sorbino.Iie meo airfeinopieIie / ben
oanife lutb. Strife | @uoubon, Sn., |
9agene T., 2. og 3. Oft. = Weoet
begpn6er Torsoag Gften og iIutter
Ssnoag @ften.
en- biertelie Snobpoelie til ale.
SiIreiienoe beoes inomeIoe fig til
irtoertegneoe for Den &c. Sept.
Baa Menigbeoens @egne,
5. g.. gbriftianen.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1909-09-17
ltnsboms- % Misfonsmsbe.

On Sub bill, bliner ser eft fort
llng6ofns- og Wisiionsmsoe | Siour
Gitp, So., | 9o9ene fra To. Oft.
Gabninossuostieneite Sorsoog affen
SCI. 7.30.
Slere frentmebe greiter bar Iooet
at oeltage.
8enner fra n9r og fern inobpoes
pao BET f%9rlieite. Som og ber neo.
og beo ON, at oct ma bIine ct fort
Ws6e 6erbeo, at oct faor gbigbeos-
betponing for mangel
3ilreiienoe, Tom snife frit Op6olo
UNDER We6et, be6es inomeIoe fig til
unoertegreoe / II 8 ben 3. Oft.
gaa Observation-Disclosures o9
N9b.s 8egne.
s. 81. BARREN,
greit.
1tt5-t9th ct. Sio1tr 9th. ca.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1909-09-17
RisFonsmpbe.

On @uo bill, bliper Ser Wisiions-
meoe | Bethesda Menigbeo, Woor'
bead, So. Den 2. og 8. Oft. Wpoet
.begpnoer 2eroog 6ormiooag 81.
1912. On farlig Snobpoelie til ole.
Serren peliigne Meoet.
Yaa Weniebeoens gegne,
B. N. Beteren.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1909-09-17

1tt5-fstb Ct, Sioiir Gitp, ga.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1909-09-17
@ mner til GorbonsIine.

V " TIL UorD 9.
sreoiens: .5orfpn6eIiens 5rueter. +"
Meniobp6ens: .&usnnongte1s Heo-
senoiebeo og geIiioneIie."
81 forbenter ane Brniter og fulo
MenigbeosbeIegation at 9ibe Wboe.
Serren beIiigne Stebnetl
u. s. SEMEN 5ortp.
0bet1npbnte Mgoe bill, ON @uo
bill, bline ofbolot | fplgen6e Sroen.
S SeIma: Meoe Snsoa9 aften og
ire Meoer Sorsoog. s Gel 3ep: Gre
N6oer 5reooe o9 eet 2erbag @fter-
mi6oag. = Ssnooe ire Msoer | 20.
af be to airfer.
8i bill eerne babe 8eiee Of noeIe
fra bner Menigbeos areos poa go
cific.aDIten | oisie 0age.
8i bill mobta9e eoer meo barme
Sierter og aabne Osre, og bbao bore
Siem formaor of timeIige og eoige
@oSer, bill hi belle meo eoer og beoe
Serren, at ban bill bcliigne oct for
eilbber.
De, iom bill glpoe os me6 oeres
8eiea, beoer bi meooele oeres Rom-
me inoen 20. Oft. til en- af unoer.
teeneoe. 9e iom fommer til SeInia,
til Boit. %. g. 0ieIien; De, iom fam
fomrne til Del Hep, til q. 0ieIien.
2oo os ogioa bloc, ON S fominer
meo Cog eller Hteo 9eretei.
Bnn Menigbeoens 8egne:
q. 9. @ieIen, Selma, Gal.
q. Riel n, Gel, &ee, Sal.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1909-09-17
8efenotgpreIier.
abresicfOranbrims

goitor s. 5. aiIoiig: fbr $50 Gaia.
pette abe., giacine, 8is., nu 81. s..
@. go. t., Renmare, Sc. Q.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1909-09-17
IorcSiefurauoring.

gaitor g. so. Beterien, for 5lar-
ton, %. 0af. efter %. Sept. Woor.
bead, So., 81. s. 9. $40. 1.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1909-09-17
Wisiionsmpbe

Sm Sub oil, bIiper Der Wisiions.
meoe / 9etbania Meniebeo, Oenper,
Colo, fra 3. 60. Oft, bbortil
Benner al bort firfeIige @rbeioe ino.
bpoes.
Yaa Wenigbeoens gegne,
q. 6. @eismmn.
The Robesonian. [volume] (Lumberton, N.C.) 1870-current, 1909-09-30
Put More Bagging On Your Cot
ton.

Progressive Farmer
Again we would urge our cot
ton growers to put on bagglng
and ties to the full s per cent.
limit this season. If you put on
less than 6 per cent-that is to
say 30 pounds on & 500 10. bale,
26 pounds on a 45O-pound bale,
etc., it is simply a matter OF
giving the cotton buyer good cot
ton worth 12a cents a pound
when he is paying you only for
bagging and ties averaging about
81 cents a pound. This is mat
ter our farmers have been entire
ly too slow to understand.
The gist OF the whole matter
is simply this: The price of cot
ton is fixed by manufacturers
who buy on a basis of 6 per cent.
deduction for bagging and ties.
That is to say, they figure on 80
pounds tare for each 500-pound
bale;and on each 500-pounl bale,
therefore, they allow a price for
the gross bale sufficient to pay
for only 40 pounds net of lint
cotton. In other words, the
price paid per pound for the
) whole 500 pounds is lowered sc
) as to allow for 30 pounds tare.
Now, the average farmer in.
i stead of nutting 47O bounds Oh
, lint cotton and 30 pounds of bag.
4 ging into a 500-pound bale, put:
in AIS pounds OF cotton and 2:
pounds of bagging-thereby put
! ting in 8 extra pounds Of II:
u cent cotton worth 81 instead O
. 8 pounds Of bagging ard tie
worth % cents
. Moreover. all the evidence goe
y to show that if the farmer doe
. not put on full 80 pounds tare t
each 500-pound bale, the exporte
I adds the extra s or 10 pounds i
secondhand bagging and make
- the extra dollar that really be
longs to the farmer. At a meet
&c ing Of foreign manufacturer
y, y, with representatives of the Fal
10 meIs' Union in Washington Cit
a year or two ago, the naanufac
nc u.ers enquired: why is it thu
y, when the cotton leaves the farm
od er's gin it has only 20 to % lb'
Ill of tare out has 81 pounds by II
OF time il reaches usH'
G. This is the explanation.
Put on bagging to the full
It's per cent. limit. Mr.. Ransom Hi
Y. ton, well-known North Car
n, lima cotton grower, illustrates tt
an matter very clearly when
rs; says: Suppose you were carr
G. ing a box OF meat to market al
nd you knew they would knock {
30 pounds from the gross weig
on for the weight of the DO
,b- wouldn't you be foolish to Il
ers only a 20-pound box instead
give them 10 pounds of meat i
,.s stead Of 10 pounds of boX?'
10 Even so it is with the farm
'' who gets pay for cotton on
o. basis OF 50 pounds deduction !
TO- bagging and ties while he p,
on only 20 pounds.
Put on all the bagging a
The T,e ties that you can buy for 81 cel
ying pounds and sell for 12a cent
will -------
hat Rings Little LiverPills- easy to t.
with g ;nt'e in action, pleasant effect. Sol'
The Robesonian. [volume] (Lumberton, N.C.) 1870-current, 1909-09-30

When you have piles don't fail to use
ManZan, the great pile remedy, The
only real way to cure this annoying
trouble is to apply something that viii
ac+ -, I'll uarts affected. Thnt is hat
anZan does J. Is '-9t in 81 t,'he viii
nozzle attached. >oIa bv al! druggist
The Robesonian. [volume] (Lumberton, N.C.) 1870-current, 1909-09-30
Prescriptions

This is the principal DEPART
ment Of our store. SO impor-
amt that the reputation OF
,ur store depends omit. Your
health also depends or lt-so
does the reputation Of your
doctor. You can now see how
important a department 1t IS
and why we pay 50 very par
ocular attention 10 every de-
tail of it. But with al the
extra attention we giTc it
our prices are moderate and
fair and often far below
prices charged for the same
prescriptions in other cities.
The Robesonian. [volume] (Lumberton, N.C.) 1870-current, 1909-09-30
CLUBBING RATES.
How You Can Save Money if
You Want to take Any Other
Paper With The Robesonian.

If you want to take any other
paper in connection with The
Robesonian, we can save you
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given us by any paper, and we
do not make cent on any of
them.
We will send The Robesonian
and The Charlotte Semi-Weekly
Observer, both one year four
papers a week. for only 50. Is.
This is a good combination, as
The Observer is full of general
news that will interest you and
The Robesonian will give you
all the local news and much gen.
eral news.
| We will send The Robesonian
and The Progressive Farmer to
new subscribers to that paper
for only $500. The Progressive
Farmer is the best farm paper
published for Southern farmers.
If you are already taking The
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we save you money on renewing
your subscription.
We will send The Robesonian
and The New York Thrice
a-Week World five papers
- everv week. for ONLY 50. Is.
The Thrice a Week Worlc
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) except Sunday. 1t has achieved
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n We will send you The Robe
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S The two papers would cost yo1
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Y We will send The Robesonia
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5. The National Monthly is a neN
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J. You save so cents by taking til
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10 Attired in linen buster, a
~, old black SLOUGH hat and sw1ngln
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f. President Taft was locked in
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". l, 200 feet through darkness in
60 the depths of the famous O
% Leonard Copper mine at Butt
~ Mont, Monday. He had the ra
" experience of seeing miners
Or. work with a giant drill in a We
N Of high grade ore
The Robesonian. [volume] (Lumberton, N.C.) 1870-current, 1909-09-30

Rings Little LiverPills easy to take,
& ute in action, pleasant effect. Sud by
al druggists.
The Robesonian. [volume] (Lumberton, N.C.) 1870-current, 1909-09-30
Your Eyes

Are one of the most delicate parts OF
the human body and should not be neg
lected. If you have any Of the follow
ing symptoms your eyes .ehodiG be eX-
amined at once:
Do you suffer from headache?
Do you have pains in your eyes?
DO you have floating spots before
your eyes,
Does reading matter run together?
Are you sleepy while reading?
EXAM NATION $1.Oe.
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SO Red Springs. n. G.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1909-03-26
REV. JAMES e. GILBERT DEAD.

WASHINGTON. March rs. - Rev.
James f. Gilbert, secretary OF the
American Society for Religious Educa-
ton, died here early to-day. aged sixty
nine years His Illness, which lasted
for about two weeks, was from com.
plication Of diseases, but its fatal
termination was wholly unexpected.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1909-03-26
5000 DRUGGISTS
Guarantee and Recommend VInoI
as the Best Cod Liver Prspa.
ration On The Market,

II one person more than another
should know the value Of medicine It
is the retail druggist,
For this reason such testimony as
the following should be convincing,
c. a. Potterheld, the leading drug
gist Of Charleston, W. Va, writes: 81
have used vinol for every member Of
my family. and have never been dis
appointed in its results, It Is a pleas
ure to sell a remedy that gives such
universal satisfaction
Mr. j. F. Bradley, Of New Bruins
wick, y. j., writes: 1T Is pleasure
to recommend the cod liver prepara-
ton, Ninol, as 1t gives such splendid
satisfaction. have used 1t In my
family and can recommend It from
experience"
AS body builder and strength
creator for old people, delicate chill
dren, weak, rundown persons, after
sickness, and for chronic coughs,
colds bronchitis, and all throat and
lung troubles, Vinol is unexcelled.
Try IL on our offer TO return money
IL II fails TO give satisfaction.
HEG!:MAN & co.. ~ Park Row. Times
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and hroudway, 2th 81, and Third Ave,
gnd Lemon Ave. li3th 81. and Third Ave,
ljith - and Amsterdam Ave. 64O
Bloadws! at Bieechrr, zoo Broadway and
GA Fulton St brooklyn.
KlkEl.> DRUG STORES, sixth Ave.
ana I'D st, broadway and 9th ST.. West
"ith ST. opl. Waldorf, llth ST. and
Sc euth Ave. IAN -. and Fifth Ave,
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400 fIlon st. @Gi Fulton ST., ara Flat.
bush Ave = summer Ave. AZ Column
bla St, l9I3 broadway.
FREDERICK X. JAMES, Broadway.
corner i"th ST; Eighth Ave. corner Am
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The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1909-03-26

I know that without seeing ~ We
policemen has to be from Missouri
these days"
Passie's landlady and several other
friends were In court to testify to his
good character, and after a reprimand
Magistrate House dismissed the case.
Passie left the courtroom after say
Ing he intended to take out naturali-
zation papers and become a citizen as
soon as he could,
The new South-news., 1909-01-30
TRIUMPH OVER OBSTACLES.


Chicago. Battling bravely against
an adverse fate which seemed de-
tcrminei 10 prevent her marriage.
Miss Isabelle spartz OF kenosha coun-
~. Wis. has finally triumphed and
~ now Mrs. philip Neu. They were
TO have been married n week ago.
but while making arrangements for
the marriage Neu was injured In n
runaway accident. Whom he recovered
sufficiently to go 30 the church for
the wedding he drove over to the
home of Miss spartz As she got into
the carriage she said. "Do you think
the wedding will be a go this time.
or are you going TO have another
runaway accident" Half an hour
later the horse SHE'D and upset the
carriage. throwing the couple int :"
ditch Fortunately neither OF them
was seriously injured. Leaving the
runaway animal 20 dcmolish The bug
Ky. they walked to the church and
were married..
The new South-news., 1909-01-30
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SENSATION IN COOPER CASE.


Nashville. Tonu.--Thc second sem
sation In the trial of Col. Duncan H..
Cooper. his son Robin Cooper, and cS-
sheriff John u. sharpe for the Staying
OF former Senator T.. W. Carmack,
was sprung by the state Saturday af-
tcrnoon when It caused the arrest on
n charge OF perjury OF eN-Shcriff
Thomas Il. Cartwright The warrant
was issued on the affidavit of Attor-
noy General leT McCarn before JUS
ticc OF the Peace Levine. Cartwright
WAS one of the nrst men on the panel
aud on his examination. he sworc
that he had no opinion and no pre-
judiccs for OF against the defendan..
Tho state charges that Cartwright has
openly expressed the opinion that the
defendants should be acquitted.
The new South-news., 1909-01-30

The annual meeting of the Union
for Mississippi has passed into his
tory and a new year is beginning for
this great organization Seventy
counties were represented by good
men who desired to see that done
which would prove to the interest
of the rank and file OF the member
ship. All matters pertaining TO the
order were freely discussed and care
fully considered by the delegates be-
fore deciding what was best to be
done and II is safe to assume that
their decision when reached was
safe one. Several questions that had
been agitating the minds OF the mem
bers for some months were ft-ly an
allied and posed upon as those pres
ent thought proper and right. Able
and fearless officers. consecrated to
the great work undertaken. we're
elected to serve for the ensuing year.
and prospects for successful twelve
months are bright indeed.
Ii is too generally believed that no
OF gan llOu vi ihi ittio tai iibiu w
gether for any length of time and
that discensions in their ranks will
sooner or later break them up. This
is the opportunity to show the falla-
cy OF such belief The Farmers
Union has existed for several years
and II is growing stronger each year,
both In numerical strength and bust
ness acumen. The commercial world
cannot deny the right of the farmer
to organize for his protection and
recognize this right more fully each
day. With safe and sane handling.
the Union will take its proper place
as one of the most powerful and ef-
fective business organizations OF the
twentieth century.
The writer was called away from
home by official business and was
not able to be present at more than
the opening sessions, but was inn
pressed with the determination of
the delegates to act for the best in
terests OF the members. Let us hope
that every member will begin right
now to make the year 1909 the most
prosperous in the history of the I'm
ION from every standpoint. 1t can be
done and must be done.
The new South-news., 1909-01-30
Two Farming Specials.

During the past few days there
have been operated through portions
of Mississippi two special trains that
met the representative farmers OF
from four to seven points in a single
day. conferences being held for n
general discussion OF matters of vital
Importance concerning agriculture,
horticulture and stock raising. The
first of these was over the Liberty
White railroad and large crowds met
tho train and participated in the
meetings. The officials of this enter
prising line kindly offered the train
and made it possible for the meet
Jugs TO be held.
The Mobile 4 Ohio ran a similar
train covering all points between
State Line and Columbus. spending
two and and one-half days In Missis-
slppi This train was also met by
crowds on the FIRST two days. the last
not being so successful on account
of incessant rains. Again, the ON
cials offered the train and accom-
panied II on the trip. exerting every
power to make It successlul and OF
benefit to the farmers along their
, line.
Within the past three years similar
trains have made more than l5C