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The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1909-03-10
HOW 1T ALL HAPPENED

Good Farmer Heck possessed a hen which yielded eggs of gold.
He went to market % and then and there the products sold.
The bidders even stood in line, the prices were the best
The gold was twenty karats fine and stood the acid test.
But other farmer bidders sought for real eggs withal.
rhe prices that these real eggs brought made golden eggs look small,
So homeward FASTENED Farmer Heck. an angry man. indeed;
And wrung the golden bddy's neck and had her frcasseed.
~ Washington Herald.
The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1909-03-10

The case of Mrs. Mary j Wilhelm. indicted with Nicolas S sna, her
paramour. for the murder of Frank Wilhelm her husband, resembles that of
Mrs Meerhoener am Frank Lammens, who We're hanged in h county Jail
for the murder o. the womans husband. The guilt or innocence of Mrs. Wilhelm
ind Sia is vet to be determined by trial hut the circumstances of the two
uses ss s1iH0ey similar and unlike those of N other murder case in
~ ounts that car be recalled.
The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1909-03-10
A DRAWBACK.

A DRAWBACK.
Bacon-They say that's one of the
healthiest places to be found.
Egbert-But there are SO many flies
there.
Yes: that is just why they go there"
-Yonkers Statesman.
Always be prepared for an emer-
gency, and you will generally find that
it doesn't turn up.
EDUCATED.
You say her daughters are highly
educated?"
"They have been taught to say This
is so sudden IN every modern lan-
| guage.'
AN UNKiND CUT.
Reggy-When l saw now big a fish
I had hooked I tell you L caught my
breath. +
Kitty-You had some bait for that
along. too.
The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1909-03-10
7wo. of Best Stories of the Day
Roosevelt a Scrapper.

Four erimy rchin sat on the street curb eulogizing President Roosevelt.
Say. dat Roosevelt II fight at de drop of de haiti declared one
youngster. with uidened eyes. L read in de paper only lastw week where he
bit a mans ear off, -
r. None Of IN others had read that however so they eagerly requested tn
speaker to give details 4
at vas like dis ccmdn' to- e paper"e explained e. "DuIin' a discussion
in de White House over a measured dc President vas in fave Of oe Of tn
party started to say somethin' against it,, when lie President quietly leaned
over an got dis guys ear!"-The Circle Magazine for March. e"@@ Is
Was a Hen.
little Harry with his lister nd brothersw was being laugh natural history
by the governess through hi instrumentalty OF a game. >The game "a
called "Barnyard" One child vas duck, another a turkey, and a third a
calf n so on-a noisy delightful game.
But title Harry remained. in Ill the umut, as still as DEATH. Far off in a
corner he crouched. silent amd alone. The governes spying him, approached,
saying Indignantly:
Com Harry, n play with US
"Hush," answered. Harry, I'm aging an egg.-The Circle Magazine FOL
March.
The weekly true Democrat. (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1905-1912, 1909-12-17
bishop GAMBLER ON
MATERIAL PROSPERITY"

Your civilization is staGnating and
putrefying with material prosperity.
The moral miasmas which arise from
your accumulated and UHWSed wealth,
threaten the well-being OF all classes.
The pestilence Of greed pervades all
places, sometimes penetrating 90 the
pulpit even. 10 cOrrupts your politics
and dehles your social life; Il divides
families with fcuds, and sets cOmmuni-
ties at variance with each other; Il
moves capital 20 Oppress labor, and Ia.
Dor 10 defraud capital
Nhat at last, Is your question OF
capital and labor but a contest Of
greed2
Were the wages Of labor and the
gains OF capital CUer 80 great among
any peOple2 What then are they quar-.
Feling ab0utI What IL the meaning Of
their strife over money except II be
that each II mad because both can not
get u aH. I confess that I can not get
interested IN behalf OF either contest
ant. IL n n QuarrelsOme greed that
animates both parties. n Il were a
contest OF eagles, vying with each other
TO see which could hy nearest the sun
and hide himself deepest in the rays
Of that radient orb, ] could watch the
contest With eager interest.
But over contest OF UuliHrcs, as 10
which shall get the largest share OF
carbon which they have jointly discov-
cred, my enthusiasm refuses 10 rise.
We hive struggled for wealth. and
when we have won II, we have held on
TO II with sucli adOring tenacity that
cOvetousness has tainted all our ideals
We make money. not only the measure
Of material values but the standard Of
human life itself. We are beginning 20
feel that 10 he without money r. TO he
without character, and that we can do
without character II we eau only kdUe
money.
our competitors are lgnOhle rival
ries, and our social system n rapidly
becoming a race course for the display
% vulgaritios.
We are the bOndelaves OF the bond.
market. and most truly the "serJs Of
TIC SOIL"
The weekly true Democrat. (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1905-1912, 1909-12-17

fn New 81 recent sensational accen.
iuatiOns Of the aforementioned sIEidgl
that the people 81 toe South ere .azg,
the intelligence Of the country win read
win Interest .-e statements al an in-
tervieW with the Birmingham cOrre-
spOndent Of the Manufactures ReeOEd
Of Mr. Cecil Grenfell, representing the
English HOthsehilds. who have made
large Investments IN the South. MF.
Gronfeil says.
II had formed an idea that you had
plenty o. cotton and were q kind 81
lazy, gO-easy people, with not much
energy. This crop has been q regular
eye.Opener DO me and OtnerB Of the
party WsiO have not visited your section
before. / have visited California and
Canada, but have never seen anything
10 equal the great development that a.
going on IN the SOuth."-Manufactur5
Record.
The weekly true Democrat. (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1905-1912, 1909-12-17

Dr.. ~. o. Terry Of Ithica, N. y,
surgeon general Of the National Guard
Of the State, officially declares that by
tho use Of castor OIL cathartics and
sweet oil, and without cutting, forty
nine cases GA appendicitis were cured
out Of flfty reported. AZ first cathar-
tics Of castor oil and sweet OIL, followed
by hot water, In used until the bowels
nre thoroughly cleaned out. The treat
ment n followed by enemas Of sweet
oil and Rlycerine. Flaxseed pOultices
soaked IN sweet of. ere kept on the
abdomen. The diet IL restricted TO a
very light. easily digested food .e
oil treatment" DIR. Terry says, IRE
moves the friction Of the inflamed It's
sues and re!axes them during the revo-
mtiOn." To prevent return Of the
original trouble he prescrihes a tea
spoonful OF sweet of, followed by n
glass OF hot water, before each meal for
several weeks.
The weekly true Democrat. (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1905-1912, 1909-12-17
LET Us HAVE A SEED FARM


One of the best ways 20 help ON the
prosperity NJ Lem county and this
contiguous section Of the State. would
be 20 select q fertile farm convenient 90
the city and devote Il entirely 90 the
growing % improved seed.
II r. a well.knOwn. fact that the
greater portion Of al the watermelon
SEED sold IN this country are grown m
northern Florida. n the aeedatnen
fnd Il 10 their advantage 10 get their
watermelon seed from thia favored sec
ti0n why would they not purchase the
countless line az Other seed here n &C.
tenilon was devoted 30 their growing.
But n nothing moro was done than
20 grow the corn aud cotton seed for
Leon county ON this special farm n
would he a most profitable undertak.
Inc for ita owner, or owners, and re.
suit In doubling our crop w,....a nve
years
This a en- are OF speciaitles, and
farmer devOtlng his entire attention 10
seel improvement would accomplish
mnch more than \ hundred men sena.
rately undortaking 4.
Tho True Democrat does not believe
that any lire az pursuit would return
q more certain or more profitable ~.
turn than thia
The weekly true Democrat. (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1905-1912, 1909-12-17


WOo6giie pa. Zee e. leD
Editor True Deuorat
We could write every week and elg
go0d things f0r TIE burE. bnt vim eay
now that SIR. Enoch Mcdaniel hat
lately invested money al the fael rieIne
property 81 the town, via the Levy ana
p0gey places. which De WIN rant
ar. Sam Rhodes ig putting down f0i
q new residence. lumber from Regieferf
min. Tbe best W.I.W.
Sir. q. w. Rhodes win soon begin
putting down brick for the erection o.
three model uD-tO-date stores.
We must note also the eiDnery and
grist mill r. assured for another year.
We farmers must get seed for plant
ing Ia time, % we must make several
thousand bales Of cotton around here
IN 1910.
Then we are giving handsome Dreni-
ums Tor bert acre IN cotton. corn, sUga.
cane and potatoes. Then 90 stimulate
desire and love FOR farming the boy
must be fixed SOr making the most
on an acre in ten miles Of WOOdyille
'NOw "a the time 10 subscribe or Il
start IN The good work.
rllemeinbering the bible Injunction
1T q not good for man 10 be alone
Rev. W. r. Dorsey, pastor Of the b. +
church here. went up % PiDehurst, Ga.
where be was married TO Miss Emmg
Jewel Runaway. This acc0mpliahei
young lady Of DOOley county, win moi
only brighten his home bat will be quite
helpful addition to society here o.
other places.
The accomplished and interesting
young matrOn Mrs. M. A. AlbFittOn, hai
Just arrived In town and will begin 70
help and keep house for her husband
who In depot agent here.
We are cOiOintly striving 10 make Om
town q center Of literary attachments
and OF culture. To do this requires a
great deal Of work and study on the
part Of everybody. So we will remind
the boys that though we allow that
boys viii be boys" they must restrain
themselves IN the ruder and bOistrOut
part Of future serenades. BE admOn.
isned, let as whisper, because refined
mothers would like 10 send their som
and daughters 10 school here.
The pastor Of the Methodist church
will not go 20 conference TIN after hif
day, regular appointment, which IL next
Saturday ana Sunday and Sunday
night. All are still cordially invited 10
attend these meetings
General Arthur Virgins and his good
lady from ChaiFes are visiting parents
and friends here.
Misses Irene and Mamie Miller, OF
Waukulla county, pupils at the high
school, went 10 the Capital City today.
J. r. w.
The weekly true Democrat. (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1905-1912, 1909-12-17

The Lake City Citizen-ReDOrter tells
OF another possible source Of revenue
for the southern farmer: "Fhe rubber
potato IL the latest. The Ecanda rub
her plant yields a good sized tuber that
Is rich In rubber. It r. n native Of the
Bihe district OF Portuguese, West Afri.
ca. A. described IN Kew bulletin 8,
II may thrive IN our southern states.
Let the United States department Of
agriculture have Il tested ut our exper-
iment stations. II any part Of the
south can grow the rubber potato In
profusiOn its fortune IL made. The
uses and the price Of rubber are con-
stantly increasing"
The weekly true Democrat. (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1905-1912, 1909-12-17

The proposed merger Of telephone
and telegraph interests receives its first
serious setback IN Michigan, where the
supreme C,mrt has denied the COM
blnntlOn petition FOR n mandamus com
pelllng the Secretary Of State 20 grant
II u certificate tO do business under n
single head. In refusing the writ the
Court says:
..ercver the telegraph line IL there
too " the telephone In tho hands az
the independent agencies n may well be-
that n health competition for the trans.
mission " Information by electricity
will ensuG. We are VI the opinion that
the legislative enactments touching the
question Indicates a policy ON the part
at the state 90 afford its people a
choice of two agencies Of independent
ownership"
This Is sound public policy clearly de-
fined The theory that monopoly would
secure advantages Of rites and service
not possible under competition n a
falacy winch Il II we'll 10 have ex.
plOded.
The weekly true Democrat. (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1905-1912, 1909-12-17
NIRKUUEOUE BUOOEBg.


A HUNDRED years ago, under the hay
stack at WillianistOWn, I've gtuoeDt4
held q prayer meeting. the result Of
which was the beginning Of modern
missionary work IN this country. There
were but seven societies IN oll tAe
iCOrld.
We have today over 400 societies 81
terested IN foreign missions, with over
$4,000 fraiHod missionaries, $1,000 na
tive helpers, 5000 stations and out.
stations, with 5000 students and one
million two hundred and fifty th6usend
boys and girls In high and common
schools. Christian hospitals and olq
pensaries have been opened among td
nOn-christian nations, and 100000 pa
tients were mlnistered 10 last year. In
the various missionary press there are
nearly 400OOO,OO0 pages printed every
year.
The United States gave lust year
nearly $1O,OO0OO0 TO foreign mission
airy work, and the native christians
themselves $1.3OO.0OO. Inasmuch a.
days wage In the East Is only 16c %
zoe, this Is equivalent I'm our country
to more than $1O.OO0.OO0.
ONAANAaAAAhA AAAN NAAAiNAtANN ~ U..
start this wonderful success s. one Of
the miracles Of the centuries.
let great as tails work has been, We
have 10 acknowledge that Il has hoen
done by a small minority Of our church
meml ers.
10 r. believed that not more than oa6
man IN fre makes eny Offering worthy
Of himself or the cause.
This Is most evident, when we l0ot
at the fact that the average gift pcr
member Is less than one d0llaf per
year, or the value OF a postage stamp
per week. When we remember how
many men there are I'm Our church Wv
Ing 80 to 500, and many OF then
$1,000 n year, we see how many tbefe
must be who are doing absololc|r
nothing.
The weekly true Democrat. (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1905-1912, 1909-12-17

An editor who publishes a paper IN
q county from watch the majority Of
TIE people have driven the licensed 80.
lon end Inserts whlukey advertise.
montB therein. "a doing more 10 cor.
FuIil the morals Of the people % that
county than a score of blind tigers
And We know % such an editor who
holds 20 this class OF people 30 public
condemnation Blind tigers are gen.
orally operated By an element noted for
t1oIF Ignorance and their lHWieaanosg
a Whiskey advertising newspaper m q
org county may not b able % BE-
reached by any LEGAL process. bat a n
moF8 openly oofging me moral law and
the intent % TIE civil code than the
pDor Ignorant NEGROES who have re.
GENTLY been anQrohonded when lhiH
editor condemns ne blind tiger he q
oonnpicuousiy Inconsistent
The weekly true Democrat. (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1905-1912, 1909-12-17
HE LOST HIS PANTS.
True Story Of a Mishap That Befei q
Prominent State Oflcial.

The True Democrat has been told
this story Of a prominent State official.
IL II Just a BIT old, but has never been
published.
The gentleman In question was sOOr
TO enter the eOnnuhlal state and bad
purchased an elegant suit az broad.
cloth for the event. A few hours before
the ceremony he repaired 20 las room
took the suit from its place Of keeping.
admired II, and began brushing Il a.
for early dOnning. He had finished and
laid out the coat and vest near by, nut
or looking for his paDtalOons, they had
disappeared tie searched diligently
for tnem, but they were not found. Tx
asperated beyond measure ne returned
to his Office In the Capitol and re
lated his mishap 10 his associates, con-
Guiding with the statement that he waf
indeed IN n prcdicament as It would be
impossible to obtain another pair OF
trousers within the brief time inter
yening before the ceremony.
II do not zee why you should be nc
al perturbed." said one Of his friends.
The lants you have on are certainly
nice enough for any mans wedding"
The soon 60 be Lenedict looked at his
trousers, aud clapped his hands In de-
light.
why. he exclaimed, "these are the
lost pants How silly was to forget
that had tried them on"
The weekly true Democrat. (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1905-1912, 1909-12-17

You'd scarce expect one Of my age
IN merchandising 10 engage and hope
30 get a paying trade without the local
papers aid And yet I aid that very
thing ! opened up a store last spring
this month the sheriff took my stock
and sold Il 40 tho auction block. Don't
view me with q scOrnful eye, but sim.
ply aay ns ! pass by there goes fool
who seemed 30 think be had no use for
printers Ink" There e a truth ~
broad a. earth, and business men
should know its worth 'tls simply thia
the public buys lts goods from those
Who advertise.
The weekly true Democrat. (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1905-1912, 1909-12-17

A plant for canning sweet potatoes
started operation about the middle OF
last month In Savannah, and IN ten
days time n was found necessary %
run the plant day and night, 10 great
was .-.o demand for It's product. a
rendy market for canned potatoes n
found -. and Southwest. ana
No good prices Leon county could
grow enough sweet potatoes 10 supply
dozen big canneries, and every pound
Of them put up In this way could be
sold at n big profit. Where is the man
who Will start an enterprise in which
there h certain money.
The weekly true Democrat. (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1905-1912, 1909-12-17


A singular case II now pending en-
the County Judges Court Ed John
son, q negro man, died last Sunday
morning with pneumonia, which n said
10 have been the result Of a wound In
fiicted By bis wife, Sarah johnson, q
week before bis death. The circum-
stances are thus:
Sarah wished 10 attend q party, 70
Whic her husband, Ed, raised an OBJ
lection. Sarah insisted, 30, finding him,
pelf unable % detain him by main force
self unable 10 detain her by main
force, I'd. necessarily had 10 find some
preventative. A scheme struck him.
While Sarah was preparing herself TO
don ner party gown, Ed, gets the gown,
sticks a match 10 II, and therel Sarah
must remain at home or 60 I'm ordinary
clothes. Indignant and Infatuated wnen
she learned what had transpired, she
gFaspcd a glass goblet and fling IL"
with the intention Of breaking either
the glass or his head An She sue
ceeded She broke both Ed exposed
himself 90 the atmosphere while seek
ing the assistance Of physician, con-
tracted pneumonia, 10 the story runs.
and Saturday morning there was
strange face somewhere for breakfast.
Sarah was arrested on the charge
Of having caused the death Of her hus-
band. and now occupies a suit IN the
jail hats. Presumably she has no call
eTs--reInembeF, her party dress was
burned up.
The weekly true Democrat. (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1905-1912, 1909-12-17

n the money in circulation at present
were divided up equally your part
would be f34.08. The hrst o. the month
there was about g14.OOU,OUO more
money IN circulation than there was
&C the same date last year. The per
capita figures are based on a population
estimate Of 6O,624yOO0. The monthly
circulation statement shows an i'm
crease Of S8,681 ,O34 for the month.
The weekly true Democrat. (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1905-1912, 1909-12-17
AT THE OPERA HOUSE.

The Joshua Simpkins" company,
carrying their own special scenery. n
band Of music and flne orchestra. win
produce tho great pastoral comedy
drama OF that name &C Monroe's Opera
House Monday night, Dec. 30. The
piece deals with country he and PEG
pie, three acts Of the play being laid IN
one OF the many quaint villages Of
Vermont. The second act GIN three
scenesl portrayn Uncle Josh's first visit
to Washington City. In the third act a
sensational saw mill erect q shown,
being nothing more Or less than q com.
pete aaw mill IN fun operation. cut
ting up genuine timber. The saw a a
genuine huAa, or circular saw, and cuts
up real timber at lightning speed
The weekly true Democrat. (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1905-1912, 1909-12-17

Justice william A. Hooker, Of the
Florida Supreme Court, win receive the
ungtinted congratulations Of hig fellow
citizens on bis marriage % Miss Mat
tie Glover, o. Roanoke, Va, which took
place December Tampa Tribune.
The weekly true Democrat. (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1905-1912, 1909-12-17

The Jacksonville Times-unlon re.
ceitly asserted that II wis not aiding
the saloon interests of the State. But
g tan scarcely deny that the saloon in
torests are aiding the TIL. lts Issue
OF last sunday contained n twOpage
advertisement OF prominent whlqkey
business 0f that city This is evidence
enough OF the existence OF n mutual
ald association.
The weekly true Democrat. (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1905-1912, 1909-12-17

EeFnandina 81 preparing % pave 81
principal business street With Fiffiled
brick. Why not T8llahaesee % Ike.
wiser II would heiD the appearance %
the town wonderfully, and Increase val
ues enough 20 pay for the WORK.
The weekly true Democrat. (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1905-1912, 1909-12-17

Congressman Clarke has introduced a
BIN for the location OF sub.treasury
at Jacksonville Here's hoping that he
viii be successful. There n only one
eub-treasury In the South, that at New
Orleans, while the northern states have
OiH. Hardly a fair division.
The weekly true Democrat. (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1905-1912, 1909-12-17

whisky Advertisements are not &c.
seDted end inserted IN this neWspaper ~
r9naianees. Not . single one has ever ap-
penFod a. II.
Displayed Advertisements under two
rsonfha % cents per inch urat ipaeflOnf
I'D I8 cents per inch for each auDaequenl
iansFlf0n. Eieetros and plate matter 10
slsfa De- finch each Issue. No advertise
wrnfa nun after contract expires. Locals
OF reading matter, except news among pure
FfrfinH matter, cents = line each Issue.
M ehaFrpa 81 advertisements o. Anything
fnfended Tor publication must be handed ~
81 later than Wednesday night, % receive
DFompt attention.
The weekly true Democrat. (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1905-1912, 1909-12-17
HotIcs fer Publieosisn.
nEPARTNENT % IN INllR O.

uafAhAaEftI W I'M an IN ~
q. 8. LAND 0EBiCn AZ GAiEItyfitE ia.
Decfn.bfr 4 lola
NOTICE 4 hereby given that koWsTd =. Gee
win. Of WOodvillo, FioFida, Who on tebluaIH =,
i6Oe, rad Homealead EnfFy No. 1901 itlTel
k0 ONt8), for NWh q kWh ard ? y 81 NNiat
8ectiou 8, EoWnahiD z South. Range last. ala
haaaos Meridian, has hltd notice 81 lnteution o.
make final i've yoaF pFoof % establish claim 81 10
land ohoVo DESERVED, before g, p. nceoid y. =
CommissionaF. at Tallahanssa. Florida. On Tie 2to
day q Ianunry, i1io
Claimant names as witnesses:
Osorr Hammond, a Woodvilie. FIoFidu.
William Kelly, 81 WoodV le. fioride,
9osven CoFRina, 81 Noodvilla, FLORIDA
LutheF Kelly, q Woodville. Florida.
l2-sw HENRY g ('HUBB. RggiElcE.
The weekly true Democrat. (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1905-1912, 1909-12-17

The little tots OF the klndprxarten
department Of the Leon public schOols
this morning had Christmas tree
Tho little ones enjoyed the occasion
very much. All ~ the ornaments upOn
The tree was the WORK ~ their own
little hands, even the Invitations which
were cent % their parents Were made
hy them.
The weekly true Democrat. (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1905-1912, 1909-12-17

Palm Beach, the very newest county
IN the State, voted overwhelmingly on
Tuesday. for n s2OO.OO0 bond issue for
good roads. It may become 20 unani-
NOUS tnat Leon county viii get
Acclaimed Of herself and DO Likewise.
The weekly true Democrat. (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1905-1912, 1909-12-17

A South Carolina hoy, under eiRh-
toen, has been awarded diploma by
Secretary Wilson, for proficiency I'm
corn growing. The yield Of his special
acre was 1902 10 bushels And yet there
neaus 10 20 scores OF Older farmers In
Lem county who are content with their
eight bushels per acre crops,
The weekly true Democrat. (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1905-1912, 1909-12-17

The socretaFy OF the Navy has at
last given assurance that tho Pensa-
cola navy yard will not be dicOn-
tlnued. The PensacOlans have been
keeping awake nights for over year
an fear OF its closing.
The weekly true Democrat. (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1905-1912, 1909-12-17

Aren't we going 20 have any interest
On municipal pOliticgf Where are the
men who want % serve the dear peOplef
The weekly true Democrat. (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1905-1912, 1909-12-17

Ben Russell, editor Of the cambridge,
GA, Democrat, and one Of the most
companiable o. men, 10 dead. Many
Tallahasaeeans knew and highly es-
teanled him.
The weekly true Democrat. (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1905-1912, 1909-12-17

A man walked all the way from Mon
taHa 10 get 20 Florida, and after arriv-
ing remarked tnat be was well paid.
The weekly true Democrat. (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1905-1912, 1909-12-17

A prominent merchant seconds the
suggestion u the True Democrat that
we take up the cotton mill project after
January i. He promises 10 be- the
boadeF on the subscription list