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Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1909-09-30

In her friendly overtures, this coun.
try desires to inform China that she
can go as far as she likes with us.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1909-09-30
81. Loui. Gets hosDital c-onxantlon.

Washington, D. CATER select
Ing st. Louis as Its next place OF
meeting, the American Hospital asso-
citation adjourned until the third week
Of September, 1910, DR.. Fl. b. How
ard Of Boston was elected president.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1909-09-30

The aeroplanes may need skypar
Tors or roosts. They certainly would
be misfts in a garage.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1909-09-30

The vagaries and queer happenings
in Chicago are now fully accounted
for, They believe in that city in pie
for breakfast.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1909-09-30

Vicious dogs should be kept at
home so they could practice upon
their owners.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1909-09-30
New Pastor at LaBelIe.

La Belle.-Rev. R. E. L. Prunty of
Chicago Heights, ILL.,, has been called
to the p~astorate of the First Christian
church here.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1909-09-30
dynamite Explodes, InIurlnq Farmer

Dynamite Explodes, InIuring Farmer.
Observation-Disclosures Ostner, one
of the leading citizens of Scott county,
living at Diehlstadt, was seriously in.
jured by the premature explosion of a
stick of dynamite while he was clear
ing off stumps from his land.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1909-09-30

New York and London still cherish
horse cars, but the mule car has dis.
appeared from the face of the earth.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1909-09-30

We should remember in the summer
season, that while some things are
rare and hard to obtain, the humble
ptomaine Is always with us.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1909-09-30

Some one says that submarine yes.
sells are safe. They are at least bur.
glar proof.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1909-09-30

How fine the globe looks with the
stars and stripes at the topi
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1909-09-30
MISSOURI

Meanwhile the frog in the railroad
yards continues to gather them in.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1909-09-30

Little did Spain think chat the
Moors had any such war up theiI
sleeves.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1909-05-21
Woman and HONS.

TfFhe chief anxiety is not that wom-
AN have other rights accorded her,
but that she, by the grace of God,
rise up to the appreciation of the
glorious rights she a!re tdy possesses.
First she has the right to make
home happy That realm no one
has ever disputed with her. Your
abode may be humble, but you can,
by .your. faith il God and your cheer
fulness1 Of demeanor, gild it with
splendors such os an uphoster s
hand heveriyet kindled, There are
abodes in every city humble, two
stories, four plain unpapered rooms,
undesirable neighborhood, and vet
there is a man who would die on the
threshold rather than surrender.
Why? 1t is home Whenever he
Of it, he sees angels OF God
lowering around it. The ladders OF
heaven are let down to that house.
Over the childis rough crib there are
the chanting o. angels as those that
broke over Bethlehem. 1t is home
These children may come up after
awhile, and they may have an atflu-
ent residence, but they viii not
until their dying day forget that
humble roof nnder which their faith.
er rested, and their mother sang,
and their sisters played. Oh, if you
would gather up all tender memories,
all the lights and shades of the heart,
all bauquetings and reunions, all
filial, fraternal, paternal and coniu-
gal affections, and you had just four
letters with depth and length and
breadth and magnitude and eternity
Of meaning you would, with stream
ing eyes, and trembling voice, and
agitated hands, write it out IN those
four living capitals, HOME
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1909-05-21
A W0man'S Essay Oh Man.

A boy can sit still on Sled six
inches square tied to a sled moving
eight miles an hour; but couldn't sit
still on sofa five minutes for a dol
lar, A man will sit on an incn euge
of a board and talk politics for three
hours; put him in church pew for
forty minutes, he gets nervous, twists
and turns and goes to sleep A man
will pouch his cheeks with filthy
tobacco, juice runs down his chin,
feels good; but a hair in the butter
kills him. He stays out till mid
night, wife don know where he is,
comes home when he pleases, but if
a meal is not ready just Oh time,
pouts, frowns and says unpretty
things. Evidently man is u strange
animal, Gets full, beastiy drunk,
imagines he's rich d great man, bets
on the losing hcrse, goes, broke,
quarrels fights, lands in jail, eyes
dressed for Easter, face frescoed and
morals deprayed. yet he is lord of
ali creation and monarch Of all he
surveys. " Strange animal this nan.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1909-05-21
What to Forget.

If you would increase your happi-
ness and prolong your life, forget
your neighbours faults Forget all
the SANDER you ever heard Forget
the temptations. Forget the fault
fiudins, and only remember the good
points which make you fond OF them,
Forget all personal qualrels or his
torie: you may have heard by acct
dent end which if repeated, would
seem a thousond times worse than
they IRE. Blot out as far as posi-
bic, ali the disagreeableness Of life;
they viii come, but wiz uuiy grow
larger when you remember them, and
the constant thought of the acts OF
meannesss, or worse still, malice,
will only tend to make you more ia
miliar with them ObLierate every
thing dIsagreeable from yesterday,
start out with a clean sheet today,
and write upon it for sweet mem
ory's sake only those things which
are lovely and lovable.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1909-05-21


- y,lIts, Withno little appreciation we
s;ehaHe viewed the recent revelations
re and agitati6ns versus the White
~ !. Slave Traffic in America, The m
G.4,yeighlling : OF sunsophisticated girls
Afsoin to relations that aepentdate in a
.esilife ofshame for them, needs to be
"a denounced from one end Of the coun-
- to he other, and legislation both
state and federal cast to fully reach
and punish -unprincipled sharks
Ehe lureYoung womanhocd to ruin.
s'~s Thank God we havesone legislation
already on Mississippi statute
,s's books to reach this class Of destroy
1s5 erss Of thessoeial fabric, but as Gov
.ggernor qNoel dsays, eve need to have
veSfhese couched in stronger terms, and
-'sewe notice With approval that he, ex-
=, a. presses himself as heartily favoring
and intending to SO apecommeRd
when our Legislature again meets.
The female sprocirer7 is as dangerous
n C character fully in this iniqitious
ssg.rsapd almost Uncomfortable business
n OF ,corraptingb girls and reducing
sesthem toa commercial bondage worse
vi than death and should be as stringent
ss8 II punished as the young man, lover,
Ca who deceivess to discard sseatq
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1909-05-21

of the Christian propaganda 1t is a
false impression, sometimes given by
Overzealous missionaries that this
city is being stirred and moved by
Christianity; equally falsoA5fs . the
sweeping declaration byl visitors gth2s
there, are no signs of missionary work
to be seen in Toxic. $1,000
As a matter Of fact, there are al
,eost as many formsaof religious work
to be found in Toxic as in Philadel-
phia or in Chicago, Walk along the
streets on d clear Sunday, and you
will find JAPANESE preachers talking
to interested crowds, Just as on +BBos-,
ton Common. A man wearing the con
ventonal SalVationt Army cap y6all
though inscribed in Japanese cl1arac-
ters), but otherwise dressed in ma
tive garb, lifts his cap as you APP
proach, bows politely, and-in--fewefy
language, invites you TO buy, the. copy
of the Japanese war GryY which he
extends to you. IS
Setting the spanese to sipsihg. =
AS you pass native houses you &C
scasionally hear ehildisAA voices swell
ing in the familiar strains of Moody
and SankeX hymns, and you know that
one of the numerous Sunday schools
in Toxic is in sessions Going tor and
from. these are met boys and girls car;
rying the thick, pudgy red hymn
books, and you recall that within two
years 100000 copies of this book have
been sold, although there are only
about $4,000 Protestant Christians in
the empire.1 Mission .Wprlsers5say that
the Japanese, did not know how to.
sing at all, except a. few Chinese songs
Of limited register to ACCOMPANY the
san4isen and the koto, ando1iew Some
of the mission school Egradl1ates cper1
form the most difficult of instrumental
and vocal music, and one is sure to
hear brass nbands executing the airs
that were popular in America a. few
years ago. Not everybody who is
heard whistling or singing "a Ghpfs,i
tiaR tune is necessarily Christian.
for it appears that this newly-awak-
ened ability of the Japanese lis due
primarily to- the missionaries ut is
especially Interesting to hear a crowd
Of japanese youngsters singing a
temperance, song to the tune of. s..Jphn
Browns Body Lies Molderlng in the
On street car you may inquire the
way to one of the larger Christian
churches, and if the conductor him
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1909-05-21
= "A 's So 81 A1 some %. 81 nd

Toxic, Japan. y TX me 1llsSIonaE AN
are tackling this proposition, they
have certainly, got nerYe,@ EXCLAIMED lam q
a newly-arrived American y at9urllsss,r
after his first ride through TOXIC.
The immensely of thisacitso million
and half Of people, its, imrp 9 s 81
its impenetrable orIentalism, and the
Indebtedness Of its parts Zone ITO an
other impress every visitor ~ lie must
be a hardy propaganda indeed VINO,
without a sense of hopelessness,, can
undertake the task of7aieonKeTting
Toxic to anything ~.--r -.e,vT ea,s,,l
Yet Toxic is the key to Japan. 1t is
more like Mecca to the iMohammedan'
than like Washington to an. A Ans 1Pft
or Ottawa to Canadian, The TACT
that this is the largestic city of the EN-
pire means less to the native mind
than that it is the home Of his 1mperl-
al majesty, the emperor, whom all
japanese, regard NithgrealTreyerencei
as well as unquestionaple, loyalty and and
whom most of the people worship p. as q.
divinity. Here, too, center all ma
fIlOndI .lnb6TcS Us ~aEu- CtidVfp4 1900 -oAA-S
is the commercially and edueStiqlat
capital. Toxic leads j aDal}s W y ttbher
every ambitious youth hopes, to some;
and the fact that a cook, an artisan
or a student halls from TOXIC gives
him prestige wherever he may go
throughout japan. H. -,~r..s.,,.s5 .~sa-
Up-to-Date Methods, in, the Orient.
So, despite the herculean nature Of
the task, the missionaries have daid
siege to this strategic city. And, con
sidering that there are missionaries
still living and president q here Gwho
came to Japan when there. was not 2
single Christian in the empire the
present situation is very or6ditable.
While it is easily. possible for-a tour
list to pass through the, city and find
not the slightest vestigedof missionary
activity or Christian lne,uit Isl impos-
sible for him to reside here for a
week, and to become reasonably IA
miliar with Toxic, without being
brought into frequent contact with
evidences of the presence and wor
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1909-05-21

III The. large amount Of Valuable anas
interesting mississippi State news pub,,.
,lishedloby dThe New sOrieanso dRicagnne
every dag makes itea hgreatosfasserite
with /, the people of the Statess Besidess
giving all the political land, general
news of the world The Picayhne has
a most, ssdmirableip Nc qpmeEcial ant'
Financial Report, daily eoyeEing, ins
from seven to- ten columns every arti-
scle and point that can be of interest to
eaciiye american residing III the Sotth.s'
IsThes ID afIy Ficaytine btseveR issues 81
week. sis5 sent tos subscribers 'fore &c. 0l
.sforrsthree -snonthsns plieg Twfcesa4IYeek
Picayune ISSUED Mondays anda Thurs
daysl is. mailed for--S1 -0Q-a-- year.-----.-.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1909-05-21

80. tea by Miss Yoahgman a Presbya
tc-ial. missionary. but maintained Ag7
a. American and European religious
c$tshization which works for tie,
10 o85I of the east zUnderi 3his 81 4.e.
apspicesl is Miss iRiddeu' lefas NJ =
DUN at Kumamoto, Miss sRid2ellvwko
is Church of England missionary,
is the only foreign lady in japan ever
decorated by the emperor. 4SF'A a.
The Toxic leper home is fra2Gged.
by two native Presbyterians,. Mr.. crJ,
Mrs. Seishin Otsuka, whose rein .,
nlent3 Christian character is W.
ten on their faces. They have bee~
in charge of the home since it's ora9,
ing, - Years ago, and the derotibl
OF. the IS inmates to them is apparent
even to a visitor. There are constant
experiments being made for the cure
of these unfortunates, but thus far
all seem to be in vain. The mostt
scan be done appearsE to be t6gntake.
the lepers as comfortable as possible
andgto keep thsfre bodies in the bast
possible condition by frequent medici-
nal baths. They suffer no pain. al
though they are in all stages of lep5!-
rosy, r. from the. little children and
sturdy young men who show no out
ward ttaint of the. disease, ito the blind
and helpless victims whose members
have been entirely eaten away Il
LG0After the Men who Run Things. 9
4RTnnfinr Of 0f ia
work suggests many others. There
is here "a rescue home for girls from
the AFoshiwaras an asylum for the in
sane, lalthough this the, only one in
Japan, is not under distinctiyely.
christian atispicesJ,5 a Q Sprisoh-eatei
home, free kinde1.gartens, and 9rescue
OMISSIONS, Y after the. type familiar to
all large American cities. There are
also special missions to railroad men,;
!. to rpolieernene and to3spost-ofic work
efsy These last, now separate cmis-
sfons, are the outgrowth of a Bible
reading league for JAPANESE, at pres
ent5numbering.10 e6e mbersy started
and long maintained by one, of the
foreign physicians of Toxic; who, out
LOT his lucrative practice, personally
supports numerous missionary enter
/ pTfses. :
nfniTokio there are several independ
ent missionaries, who are not. con
nected with any denomination or mis-
Esionaru board The usefulness these
isr7a mootedL question among sAHef
| lean churches. ~. own Obseryation
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1909-05-21

DUtWeeN the hours OF II O CLOCK a. Nj. and
Qscl9c! II i, oer ~ Ialtaie sale A1idaidS cry to
Z Agefthe fEIa5 COO r aathe, SdurtHouse 81 said
-HG Greene County atsLealKesyi Het MississippA the
81 FOLD wing described properly which shasgnow
~ beenae rIed psm bSSihe The ahdersfenedts the
pTQRerlF 81 saidtf. kNsT43relspda tfies 91kfen-
taRt~fn Sa1daboVe styled cause. and vii a then
zeentE hefe Sell. otho sliithsSt an5 beg Bdder
52F ea 81 tRe sad RE9re rt WED tpssei2es me
s,bi Them 1EeEstsdQof sectioa5isfh F6Rnship
! North Of Range 4 West-anshslsO the felaawing
y desef4bed Idfd Situated IN the town of Luce
pale tqpwit sqdnnneneiife 1T the g. Corner OF
OF the SW dE the py erg Of See 1851 stF rty
e. BSffe3l SO, 40 wnSIi Ute-I South Of Range six
? 1t,sfYeSt a nd runninE Wgst SIX teRafnss and
Thirsy ", t1S w, 4Rk hsnce ya9tRg sNorth
runninEgA.eSs Two = c9Iatnsg az a. Twents1 four
"a links to the place of beginning: Thence
runningAofeh-Flfver chains and Eighty-Seven
= 81 links; thence runnIng East Sevepz n chains
3 anasJ TITS 4Sfffh Ks; shenee run fg Sotth Five
RIs35 9p2Rs aad -Istg htE ssve n-SsstinkSs7thence
running west SeYen-1y chains and, NiLety- 80
kIIkStslca to che plae6 Of begftffffhg Contain
ingt and - aeLes more rless, OF sa fdssabove
ttsseri6 bed land lying and being in y, Greene
!. ile and iltere news heldl h1stheg said
= fttefendaft E. w Brglafid in and to the 70 ReHing
~ dase edslRhdS toswi6s Phe'tiw Or Of DR. Sc
81 qryof. nyytarvRXar afs-sYy qress1Fef syt sEe and
- 50 OF Sc orc Of Section Five-5 in poWuSh D
2 HI hrseFS N6r1As or Range Sif West III said
i 9slesnes Collntx- SSissippivo5ss "a Het
F'af he'ttbJ owe INSCRIBED properly having been
ieaed ponhy me oIAfa ye9tA fpo9s ast he Prop
!. ersx of {hss+said defeadAat Ey ~, rE3peIaIsl.a
40 ska sses55s isglDHErJ5 RFs4 lfN ~ sferiG.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1909-05-21
The Mofher's Shirt.

= When the mothers spirit is i'm
patient, petltent, and frey, can She
expect her children TO be gentle?i
When shos governs by shOuting
scolding and threating, can she ex-
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1909-05-21

passengers will volunteer the infor-
matioR,g This at least,ohas been my
experience; and in all the citations IN
this article l am coIfining myself
carefully to my own personal -expsff1
epees and, observations Arrived at
the church, you find an ordinary cons
gfegation OF 700 persens,5 feurHfths
Of: whom are students listening intent
ly to a sermon nearly an hour long.i7e
Greek and Roman Catholic Churches.
RiIn} all Toxic there is no more con
spicheus building than the Russian
Orthodox Christian church building,
with rs great dome. There are 80 GEO
members ofgthis cbody, all of them q
TO- the work OF, one, man,
Bishop Nfcolaf. who has 1abored~ here
alone3 forawithr only one ether Euro
pean, helper, for 80 years. His ehaf9
aSter has been equally effectual with
his Intellectual abflity2 and his dill
gence in spreading his church. "a 7
. ,Duripg the Twara he had to gos into
retirement,, being, q Russian, and the
cathedral was guarded constantly by
7the cJapanese sadth6iit1es,a lest '4mis-
guided patriots burn 5or7 T5aeIa it.
Bishop Nieolai gave9bimself largely TO
literary work, but his priests did most
acceptable Service in ministering to
the Russian prisoners, who were OF
then own cEeed,9H svG6 8W
% The romance of the Roman Catholic
Church in Japan-one Of the fine
stories Of all religious history--must
be told in another connection, r.; but
here in Toxic the church is repre-
sentedlby a cathedral which, next to
The Greek church building, ais7d the
MIST imposing ecclesiastical edifice in
the iclty. l. The total Koran Catholic
membership in Japan is 559.909.r and
the e.. missionaries are nearly all
French. There are Schools Conducted
by nuns and by the teaching orders,
and a notable amount of philanthropiC
work is done, including the main,
tenance of,twor leper hospitals, one in
Gotemba and one in Kumamoto. y
In Toxic there is a leper asylum,
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1909-05-21
JAIL suit 655fa6 CONTRACT q H6 4 q
Sealed bids will be resolved at the office OF
the CtFaaesTy 'l4erks ofeE rsefss county in the
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"a. kIp utssspurp5sS f'tdilang H. ue~s Gdunty all
~ StpsSp p f4ssFl esE ,NisssWs uetatSans
sf'ritt SFscffc3tiohS how on file IN the Chapeery
d$lss bss'oEH esatswh fch tfns feceivedwl
il kbe Qp 5a lnds e2qsract ava rdeatps the tbwest
D9"hbidderFF'@ - Each bidder will be REQUIRED to
ssgsslsio seav ttAhis bltI eeetfed cheek Tor Five
~ Hl4nGgea DQllaEs (S5QR ySsSsl ssisanRaee shat
tht@ btlfef Viii enter into contract and bond in
5sEaeeo rdfaice whh1 md as Eeidkred So law.
The Board reserves the right to reiecs aRssAnd
all bids
t. BY OrdeEa Of the nard-ot-@SuperviSorS OF
Greene County, Mississippi.
.res3NN sNsssAsH isHs = SCR, nc SsTAefk
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1909-05-21
EDITORIAL

When once again prosperity peeps
~ her welcoming smiles over the land,
sisss'~e scanb7aEla rejoice and resolve to
profit from the lessons, of her coquet
stishv absence, and treat her more
fondly, by practicing more economy
~ with the goods she entrusts to our
ssagAnaYdS7Sd aid tsd ,ef14iFA 15Hr@
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1909-05-21

Let the path OF life start whence it
may, and, let the way be steep and
thorny if it must, there are sunny
Eelds fer those who have faith and
resolution to climb them.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1909-05-21

There is more sunshine in life to
the m1pute thar there is misery to
the1mile, But after all, is just the
way you look at it. Whb
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1909-05-21

ibis world is but the stepping
stone of an immortal life, Every
action of our life touches some chord
that will vibrate in eternity,
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1909-05-21
sore spot and he will at .mce declal
himselfFagir, the newspaper &

Ellisville New South, News,,sao -
An Ala ALBANIA lawyer says that the
prohibition jaw SIS uuconstitutionai
abridglng mems privileges. Well 1t
does abridge the privilege, but prob
ably works on the idea OF Special
privileges to, none. water to ALL la
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1909-05-21

pects them to speak Fgently3 to- seHe
anotheraorz even to- Flrprself2 sz 5Siall
she not see in tbe carriage and dar
meanor ofherchildren q Refeetippofl
her own spiritanda life2'TIf motaers
is worldly minded landg fQlldA efa orua
mental dress and show, can she ex-
pect her family to grow up in hlp l,
mility2 r
2 If the mother IS in the habit, in her
common conversations Of c6ofihg
facts, of exaggerating what she hears
and relates, can she expErr- her chit
,drens to grow .ppssMitsh % love and:
reverence for the truth. The tenn
pers and dispositions of pareptsse
whether good or bad, whether lovely,
on batefd, maize sachlRhprgssiokb on.
the. soulsSof their, children that they
are like seeks imbianAedwithidsh9thh,'
winch sA4llsIs.slse rPQf sga gs0yvsyaqa !:
form part Of their future character,
Many an snary fts8fal, 4passidnaM
mother IS propogating these evffs III
her Bchildreni she does notD wish no
do SOL and she is frequently trying
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1909-05-21

The past is fixed No tears can
wash away lts facts, We should
waste no regrets upon it; but from
the wisdom its very SINS have taught
US, We should start afresh on the
race T
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1909-05-21
syss'ss seet set EEg

s549t c.fAHts ~ the t eierk Of
theaeirepi tYcogrt Of rsfeeues etaifns TStsite of
mississippi on April 9th 1924 ,andggto rus de-
III vared forekeedUioIN now / the -uAdefsigned
VI safd Wfit Wi 6Tl y, ,r' Soees'eio0
ass FfSndavs line the 7tb 1000
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1909-05-21

1t takes but a little push to start a
stone rolling down hill, and many a
heavy-hearted human being has been
sent into the depths because Of a
push in the wrong direction, II may
be because of a push in the wrong
direction. It may be because it is
easier to push than to pull that we
move along with the crowd, saying,
inwa' dIy, leach one for himself, /"
and scarcely think it worth while to
lend a helping hand where it is most
needed.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1909-05-21
cgarkrliIe (Mo. lTinnes.

C9ark7Ille ono, )Times. ,
"a newspaper can never very cred
itably represent towu whose bus
mess men do not advertise. He
may howl himself hoarse Dragging
about the vim, energy and enter
prise Of his town, but If his declara
tions are not backed up by liberal
amount Of advertising by the bus
mess men, of the town, the world will
be slow to- take his statement as
trueo3 It. takes more than the un.
supported testimony Of the local
newspaper man to prove to the
world that his town is the financial
center, the business center, the best
market and the best place on earth
to buy goods; his evidence needs
corroboration., ~. 5.f- ts,.r.,- "a