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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-01-18

Inter bidDter Shneebiae idldtt bic geianrfnte
gtatur. yiur Iansiam treiben bic Sdtte. nm bas
u~ptbiueuotgfte Seben Su erbaiten. 60 aub tn
Teinem aorper. es febIt Der 9rieb. Der nit ifars
fem Bulie neues Slut in ben Noern oertbeilt uno
baS alte. perbrnIchte 3u ben Nusidetoungsors
sanen, Der 2eber uno ben gieren, iortidlait. Die
5pise baoon limb: fable 8eidptsforbe, aopf. uno
Rideuihmeraeu. @lieoermeh. Sdpinoel, Ser3s
tlopien. 8ei!cbts itoruneen. @eritopiung. 8eflom'
menbeit, II. I. 10. Uas biIft oa? 9ines Der idlar'
fen. abenben Site, nit fueldben getpinenlpie
Euadialber Did, beihtpinbeln mbdhten? Seileibe
nidt! 9ieie giitisen MetaIe. iute 8. y. Gnediilber.
peroerben riehr als lie niyen fonnten. iuenn ne
iberbaupt BON HuBen ndren. Senn lie flbren
nab augenblidIid,er Grleid)terung nur UNI 70
id,ueler 5u poait6nbigem Sinin Der 8eroauungss
organe. b. l. sum lobe. Sort nit otelen 8iften!
giur Elm Dlittel bilit: bic bendbrten ct. Bernard
arduterptuen. iene aus ben beilfrdftislten IHaus
Sen gefuonnenen Safte. Subereitet nah benz be-
udbrten, Sabrbuuberte alien Re8ept Der ipeiien
NDud,e pom ct. Bernard. Nur ipenn 8u oiefe
mabrbatte 5ausarbnei. bic tn allen Npotbeten 5u
baben IN, gebrauhit. iuirb lid aud i'm neuen
Sabr an Dir bepdbren. mas bas 2ieb peripridt:
Reues Sabr stebt puiinung!
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-01-18
MaNadtnfetts.

Stnc Grippe bon bier SttDleS
reuben Der Sarparp lIniperiitdt, beren
Ilter 5lpiiden II uno 10 Sabren
puriiert, iheint ba5u ansctban.
9 0 it o II arf benz @ebiete Der 8 II NJ
berfinber Die Saline gu sez
ipinnen.
llntcr bieIen bier &rnbern befinbet
lid Die jiinaite Seriun. Die, ~ioipeit be-
tnnnt. jemals ben @rab eincs 8uhelor
OF Irts erlparb, Der 14idbrige Hprbert
@eiuer. Sieier bat BON Quits College
abiplpiert, uub befinbet lid jeBt in Der
@rubuiertenihule bon Sarpdrb. Ser
jiinsite u1b pielpcriprchennite S6iler
bon Sarparp lit Der ~11idbri9e 8m.
Sibis bon 9ropflpn. Der it'd in Der
8endltigung Der ihipieri9iten nlatbez
Yrobleme aus5eifnet. Iuz
Der bieien 8etben befinben lid in Der
Sreibman@ &ldiie Der llniperiitdt nod
Elm 9riiberpaar bon IA be3ip. Is Sab
rem, Gina unb Ibolpbe gerle; lie ba>
ben fat feline Sfulen beluht, ionhern
ipurben bon ibrem Batter 81 Sauie UNI
terri6tet. Der, linen i'm 5arteiten
@fter peri1iebene frembe Sprahen
beibradte, unb bann nit ibnen our
Natbematit iibersing. Ser iuilge
9erle i6rieb, nadbem ct fallm einen
@onnt in Die llniperiitdt einsetreten
mar, einen Artifel, Der bon Der
r2ampppn", Der 3eiti6rift Der lint
periitdt, ansenommen nurSe, nnb
beTen S6emn lnutet: Ser College
SrGiibent bonn pbpiiolosiiden. .5oolo@
unb eneliihen Stanbpunft
Sns ettpas eisenartige Sbema
min in biciem artifel IN b0fit feis
iclnber @eiie bebaubelt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-01-18
California.

- Ser critic Sag Der slug
10 o DE in Sos angeles 90.
b. mar @eriud)sfabrten Der gallous
lin0 4eropl1ne genibmet, Inn Den
Sabrern @~ele9enbeit gu 9eben, ibre
@a16nen 0 ben enti6eioeroen
8ettfdmpfen erit gu erproben. Sonis
@aulbnn iiberraihte am Wonta9
glddmittag Die 3uifauer, Die it'd in
elmer Stdrfe bon etlpd 10000 YerIos
1ten ein9efunben batten, inbem er, als
Die guimertianlfeit auer auf Den Slug
stpeier 2cnfbollpns 9eriftet NOR,
plobli6 nit einem Sarmau'i6 en Stz
plan in Der &uft erldieu u1o perl9ie>
beue iebr geluu9ene Gpplutionen
arsfiibrte.
Dor linn hattie Glenn gltrtib in
elmer nellcr, nod nift erprpbten gtdz
i6ine einigc &eriu6e angeitellt, III
dpelder mad Inn GlifforD Snrmon
aufItieg. IuBerbem batten anabens
i6lle unb Sea6p IN ~flcinercn Scntbalz
Ions ii6 gc5eigt, pbne b~eipuberes Snz
tereIie 81 ertueGen.
SlDbli6 tallfte Saltl6nn auf, Der
an elmer Den Sliden Der 3ui6duer
pcrbedten Stcle aufeeitieeen mar,
umfreiite Die 9abn bret Wtal, fubr
Damn einigc Meilen ms @eldnbe bin<
aus, ulb febrte Damn auf bas Suftz
5dG~fffabrtsielp 3uriid, Inn bort I'M
mitten D~eaIelben nit @ra5ie gu
Iall0eu.
Sn 8tpei na1folgenbcn Slilscn be-
mics 9dlllbon ben 3uf6alern feline
Scrti9feit in Der Sanbbabung ieines
gLpparates, inbem er neridiebene iebr
fhdrie altrpen fubr, beiuabe gum Sos
Den n%ieberging, ur1b bdnn raid ipieoer
bDberj aufltieg, unb 16lieBli6 nabe bel
Dem S9uppen. Der Iciucn Ipparat fir
Die 9aner Deg 8ettbetperbs beberz
bergt, lanbetc.
Sem crfulgrcihen Sabrer iunrbe
cine Scmurtitratiun 6ntbeil, ,uie ma
iie lit bieier Sebbaftisfett upbl ielten
iiebt. Sie WtGuncr idjrieen lid better,
nnb bic Sranen ialbcn fein Gnbe nit
benz Sd,uinsen ibrer Saidentiider.
Ser amerifaniid)e Ieronallt @lenn
q. GurtiB erran9 ii6 am II. Sanuar
11eue 2orbeeren, ais er auf Dem bieIiz
gen SlilgfelO nit eincm SaIiagier
einen Sling unternabm unb cine Sc
idpinoigfeit bon So Ieilen Die
Gtunbe erreidte. Samit bate er
bic bisberiee bette 2eiItung fir
Ghneuflii9e nit einem Saiia9ier in
einem 9uftglciter iibertroffcn unb
einen neuen 8efprb 9eidnffen. Ni6t
fpcnieer als 10000 3uidauer iubelz
ten bem fiibnen 2uftihiffer 81, als
CT mad 8ccnbigrug bes Slu9es NIT
feiner IaIdiue BUR Grbc %6urildfebrte.
Ser Srnn5oie Eaulhan, Der am
bpriaen Gage Den Gr0Btcn S6eil Der
@bren einbeimIte, wolltc Curtis ii6cr@
treffcn, bod ilo8' er MIR orct gtctlen
ipeit nit einem Yniiagicr uub err
reihte Bel 8eitem uidt Die @eI6pin>
bi9teit leiues &or9du9erS.
Ser Sag mar reid On Iufrc9ung,
benn niht MIR bnB brei Hcforbs aez
broden nurben, fam ulldI ein quit
ififfer an Sdoben. IS lit Dies 60
oar Smitb bon Californian, Der eli
ncn Gcroplnn gebuut bate na6 Dem
3uIter Der Yrof. &anale'ideu Mu>
fhine. Gs trai i'm elmer Der Bro
peGerfliieeL Ieiuer Miaidine uno err
Iitt er idfuere %crlebunBen an &opi
ioipie einen Arm6rlt6.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-01-18
ct. 2(mtpmims Miiiipn.
Sm Der aioseIe N%ortbamptom, Safe"baut Woriolf.
aamt. san,ensta@en tmmisaen eant auen au,eren @oblthaisrn'

9urh bic 5risbistet hes atboliheng oRes mubc es ms emoottt fHeu baGNhen San.
pabf unee 8hhe Stmrmolnung un0 ShueS gu Hnern. .a. .A4 "a ,h.
Nr baben bretSF cine 9rr uobunua nuo IN: .Sauntet ebaht Se lesHIs
gWS 10 Lanss ais tsmDWarss MLsAe 1snastp e@n ,m nS u gmp eq gsna " ous nm w s mmnS%
S pMasL x.mMWM ny ~ Wm~ SSuHSunp tsH1 Ssgm Mretp olbrnh bbe ueruih uL
grht nbL id babe feline neutrality-suspicious. mo tne EItaaN M sonmnha.
an soses emtomnea miro man6ere esr iassn asf %aTt mS isd &c bin na y,
bT naben 3nMnt .u Stanoe tommeu. MGne SethnMa. ern9t am %a9: hSss saef Sp
beL 6b Sh in 3breme er hr bic Serbrntnns nnnres paRaen @ahoehs ans hepuH'pps
SE Widon in Der tnuae VorpoWrn os QnthoiSsmu in etuen3 bel @Weuen. HnBet
Ibueu BON Nouur 9ountp. Mene Hhrrnnber hnb arm nnbn ohnenp ertuut foNhh mo Ws
pSdentidsn Ophrsabemn OtbWeubIsrnels sraa Htrm a!ea ooadaia pile pom us msSs
erbanet Sh bin eniemgen. bic ms gebouen babe, eoro dntoat mo pe ohB ne ~S y"
0' fMenasM bic as nod aMt sehGene aben. m1art i'd gurukn sum Der sha5 %M %isst
seet stpas. menu aud nr. ee Metu9tt. vs N EtVlSr Hno an9uepmer ~ 9"n S'
fsas Elm s SM.s. ~. S t"s. i S,"Ss o. s SaSsH Ms9afsia e i.a nm "@ III T Ss4tt ass'""S" "" """
Wna beNre .L
REV. FATHER H. W. GRAY, Catholic Mission, Fakeahan, Norfolk .EsGLlAh.
p $50 wsbsb n gmptns bon ebt Der 8gingha @ae bnatsas mp ,prsSSmpmt tn 9staSsn
Bi6Dhide Sepoamahigun1. .......
pn Heberg ater8 rp3 = Sic hNui in sbougr Seize Rebnun8 ar bic LnoieLd eh e
abaeEat no bic @eber IN 0amenb r9 ibWiaus Sepolmanhgen hmr dlGasJt
gemlbumgn baben uslb asu bdseHaseH. masn otbpenbgI MAT um cue panerlpe snnoi
IN 5ahnham Sn srhnbehu Sd bepolmaftgS r nit Der sannlnnne M ahoM @aoen tor5a'
tahra. bsm 4 msnsm gaahtnS Der Wsd bea.eSn oSaaanS9 @@HHah@ Shn Mus ctb,mrton
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-01-18
uew Jeriey.

9(us q eipar miro 9emelbet:
Sic Sol9e elmer Sducebalz S6la6t
mar Der am 3. Sanuar erfolgts z o b
pcs 1Ojdbrisen Sobn OtcGann, ST..
bon SO. 35 8incent Ctr, Geiparf.
Scr 8nabe bate lid am Neujabrsz
tagc nit admeraoen beim Shnee6nllz
Spiel .bellltigt unb mar babel bon eis
nem Sdueebaa I'M 8enid 9~ctroffen
noroen. gm 4. bs. neripilrte er
Sdmer5en an Der Shdbelbaii5 unp
er3Gblte icinen gltern bon benz Sorz
iaQ. Scr IrSt itelte @eniditarre fcii,
Die ihon am folgenben Gage t6btlif
p%erlief.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-01-18

Ifeinlth ni6t LANCER aefanen laiIen.
Ils Die alib picber ibrcn &ppf bers
ilbcrbog nno Die 3un9e ausitredte.
I'M bas Seu 5u erIansen. bib bas
Sfcrb gu. Sie &nb perblutete iif
beinabe, ebe Der Sarmer bas ltnsliid
entbedtc.
Ger9eiien bon Senen, Die er
burd feline @rfiubung Su Riqipndren
gcma6t. Die bas Iusieben Der @rbe
scdnoert in SeSus auf Die 2anbpirtb :
i6aft, uno pelde Die @eisenfelber I'M
ferncn 8eiten erm0gIidte, itarb 6. 9.
Us itbin9ton in ieinem Seim 5ll
Sanespille i'm Ilter bon 80 ssabren.
Gr mar Der grfinber bes eriten prafs
tiihen Srabtgetreibebinbers, ben CT
an Gurus $. MeGormlid perfaufte,
nnb fpdbrenb er bel ben Icgornrid' 8
an9eiteat mar. erfano er ben S6nur<
binber fir Die 8eielihaft. CT binz
terldBt brei S6fter.
aiir5Ii6 fam Die IaGrift mad
aenpiba bon Der belbenmiitbiaen CIR
rettIng zines Wannes bonn g n dr.
tooe, ipelhe cine Srdu Sarab Inbeu
in einem @issefpinnungsIager in
Z 10 II 2dfes i'm tpeitliden Sbeile
bon &enoiba Gountp poabrd6te. Sic
mlltbise Srau, bic Snbaberin zines
So9irbnuies. trieb cine In3abl WGnz
ner nit elmer Shrotflinte 3uriid llnb
idnitt ben Strid ab, an ipeldem
Sum Hoberts, Der Sod i'm Eager. in
eir1em @isbauie an einem @alfen
aufeebdnst iporben NOR. Sic fam
gerabe nod redbt3eitis, bas 2eben bes
Wtannes 5u retten. Sann rief lie
Inn 'Siilfe, unb es fam 81 einem err
bitterten Sample apiiden Hoberts'
Srennben unb ieinen @esuern, Die
i'm 5u lbnden berfudt batten. @rs
itere iieeten. unb es selang ibren,
ben fat lebloien damn an elmer ents
lesenen SteIe in Siderbeit su brin>
gen. Spdter tpiirbe er nah Wilpdufee
9ebrdht, mo es ii6 b%erausite0te, baS
ibm bret Hippen 9ebro6en tparen.
Wie eS beibt. ioa Der Mffaire elm
Streit 5fpiifen llnionIeuten unb nift
Der Union dneebGrenben Nrbeitern
5n @rnnbe liegen, Der bariiber a,iss
brad, bab einise 1lnionleute ~entlaiien
tpliroen.
SanesbitIe bat cine lebs
bafte ELECTROMAGNETIC ppr 1th. Sn Der
ndditen Spe5ialtpabl ipirb es ii6 entz
i6eiben, oh Sanesniue Die 6 o m r
tonsor Der He9ierun9 annebz
men tpirb. Sic 8orbereitungen baz
fir ~beeannen bereits I'M lebten Serbit.
ais benz Manor earle cine bon 800
Stimmgebern nnterseihnete 9etitipn
I'M cine SpeSialtpabl %unterbreitet
ipurbe. Seit iener 3eit mar bies bas
@eiprd6stbema aler Clubs, audi Der
&irfencllibs in Der Stabt. Sn elmer
fiiralihen Sisung beg Stpilisbt Club,
benz Die angeiebenbiten @eiddftsleute
Der Staot a~ngeboren, mafte fi6 ftarfe
Sppoiitipn gegen Die 8orlaee seltenb.
unb felt Der 3eit sehsn Die 8osen
fir" nnb .ipiber" iebt bod.
- Sem bel Sings Bridge in Der
NGbe bon Nanitonoc tpobnbaften, so
Sabre alien Farmer Senrp NideIs ers
iroreu auf benz 8eimfpese belize Irme
nmterbalb bes gIbosens. gs fpebte
elm eiiieer 8inb. als er bic Seimfabrt
antrat, bod merfte er nifts BON ieis
mem IiBseidid. bis er Die Bferbe
ausipannen tpoIlte. geioe Irme
mDaen a M p + fperben miiiien.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-01-18
WiseenFn.

- Iuf Der Sarm bon SuliuS Sqie
bel % aribfielb ereigncte es ii1.
ban Elm Yferb elmer &nb, bic linn
s~egeniiber In bemielben Stale itanb,
bic 3unse abbie. Die Sub bate Die
@eppbnbeit. benz Yierbc 8cu aus Der
Stripe 3u iteblen, mnb baS Yicrb
tppute ii6 bieie Sisbereisp ipabr
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-01-18

Sen, iucil Icbterc ben &prtbcil eincs
~ltdilbigcn &erfcbrs nit ben gSciBcn
9cbabt bdtten.
Martinsburg statesman-democrat. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1906-1921, 1910-06-24

etable Compound had helped her, and
] tried it, and after the third bottle
was CURED" Mrs. ALvENA SPERLING,
146S Clybourne Ave-, Chicago, Ill.
If you are i'll do not drag along at
home or in your place of employment
until an operation is necessary, but
build up the feminine system, and re-
move the cause of those distressing
aches and pains by taking Lydia K.
Pinkhams Vegetable Compound, made
from roots and herbs.
For thirty years it has been the STAN
dard remedy for female ills, and has
positively restored the health of thou
sandsof women who have been troubled
with displacements, inflammation, ul-
ceration, fibroid tumors, irregularities,
periodic pains. backaehe, bearing-down
feeling, flatulency, indigestion, dizzi-
ness, or nervous prostitution. Why
don't you try itp
Martinsburg statesman-democrat. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1906-1921, 1910-06-24
Life Hung BY Teetil.

Niagara Falls, June l6.--N agara S
first international carnival nearly
came to a tragic end when Oscar VIII
hams, a local steeplejsck, @ho essayed
a trip.asross the gorge on wire hung
at the base OF the cataract, sustaining
bis weight by his teeth, came to stop
at abcul The middle Of the river end
hung AS minutes until rescued by lie
Maid Of the Mist
Williams apparatus began to balk
soon after he left the American shore
and when it struck the upgrade 10
the Can ada side he came to stop and
then swung back to the middle Of the
wire, which cleared the river by Us
feet.
Firemen rugged pully with rope
and sent 1t cut 10 him, and hand ovel
hand he N ade bis way TO the deck o.
the Maid of the Mist, which had taker
position below him.
Martinsburg statesman-democrat. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1906-1921, 1910-06-24
How the Gypsy Moth Came to Massa
chusetts.

How the gypsy Moth Came to Massa
chusetts
Sam uel Hopkins Adams writing In
the July American Magazine on
"Waring on Injurious insects" de
serioes a. follows how tho dreaded
gypsy moth became such pest in
New England:
ga Harvard astronomer, amusing
bis leisure by xperimsntlng with the
cross breed of silk worms, brought the
gypsy moth to Bedford, Mass, in
1868, by importing the eggs from Eu-
rope This well-knowa insect had a
wide distribution IN Europe, but had
never been source Of serious trouble
there, as its mum bers were kept down
by conditions which are not wholly
understood, though largely parasitic,
presumably. Whatever these condi-
tons, they did not obtain in this coun.
try. Twenty years the foreigner spent
in accusteming itself to American in
situations. In 1898 it set out to take
possession of the land. In and about
Medford the trees were wholly de-
follated by the ravenoas catterpillars.
They covered the sidewalks and fur
lined the walls of bouses. People
moved away. Real estate depre eiated
in value. The authorities woke up to
the fact that they had serious Prob
lem on their hands, and appropriated
money to fight the invaders, 1925 900
| from 1889 to 1895. In 1897 the yearly
appropriation had risen to $3.50, 200,
and In the next three years the work
was SO effective that by 1900 the vic
| tory was almost won Then Massa-
chusetts made the fatal mistake of
! giving quarter to the few survivors.
Appropriations were cut eff with la
mentable results. For in the five years
| from 1900 the area Of infeststion grew
! from 359 square miles to 2,224 squsre
miles. The pest had spread in all di-
lecticns, and the moths had crossed
! the state line into Rhode Island In
nuch numbers that Providence now
maintains large and expes sive corps
OF men to hunt out and destroy the
/ pests"
Martinsburg statesman-democrat. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1906-1921, 1910-06-24
Special Commissioners Sale
Of v aluable
Real Estate.

The undersigned Special Commits
sionsrs, by virtue Of the authority vest
ed In them by a decree Of the Circuit
Court Of Berkeley County, West Viz
ginia entered on the 2Sth day of April,
1910. in suit in Chancery therein
pending, In which Levi M. Anderson
was plaintiff and Oliver N. Anderson,
ct al, were defendants, Will sell, by
public auction, at the 'front.' door Of the
County Court House Of said County on
SATURDAY, JULY 8, 1910,
commencing at o'clock p. m. that
certain tract or parcel of
REAL ESTATE,
lying In Arden District, Berkeley
County, West Virginia, containing
ONE ACRE, TWO ROODS AND II
POLES,
and being the same real estate Of which
Margaret Anderson died seized and
possessed and which was conveyed &c
her by deed from Angelina Miller, bear
lag date the 10th day Of August, 1897
and recorded in the Office of the CLERK
of the County Court Of said Ceahty in
Deed Book IS, page l34, to which said
deed reference Is hereby had for more
particular description.
This property is Improved by
FRAME DWELLING HOUSE
and all necessary outbuildings, all oil
which are in good repair and will make
fine home.
TERMS.
One-third of the purchase money
cash and the remainder In two equal
payments, due ia enc and two yea rs
respectively, the purchaser TO give his
notes therefor with interest from date
and the title to be retained uatil all OF
the purchase money has been paid.
Clarence e. Martin,
Allen B. Noll.
Special Com missioners.
l hereby certify that Allen b. Noll,
Special Commissioner, has given bend
with approved security as required by
the foregoing decree OF sale.
l.. Dew. Gerhardt,
Circuit Clerk.
Martinsburg statesman-democrat. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1906-1921, 1910-06-24

Nasal Catsrrh, an Inflammation Of
the delicate membrane lining the air
passages, is not cured by any mix
lures taken into the stomach. Don't
waste time on them. Take EIy's Cream
Balm through the nostrils, SO that the
fevered, swollen tissues are reached at.
once. Never mind how long you have
suffered nor how often you have been
disappointed, we know Ely's Cream
Balm Is the remedy you should use.
All druggists so cents. Mailed by
Ely Bros,
Sc Warren st., N. Y.
Martinsburg statesman-democrat. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1906-1921, 1910-06-24
,,r. pinchot and the National Conservation
Association.

MIR. Pinchot and the National Cons ervation
Association.
Mr.. PlncHot ia not II man who can
be spared frsm the public service be-
cause he ceased to be Chief Forester.
He would have been the original choice
natural and inevitable, for president or
the National Conservation Association
had itlbeen possible for him to accept
tn at honor when the association was
formed, an no sooner did his accept
apce become possible that DR.. Eliot
wrote to Mr.. Pinchot suggesting that
he should accept the presidency, and
to the executive committee OF the as
ISOLATION suggesting that they should
conn nit to the late Chief Forester,
rather than TO the late president of
Harvard, both had at heart. The exec
utive com iitec took prompt action,
and with the prestige Of MIR. Pinohots
name the association should enter on
a widely-extended sphere OF usefulness
and cam paign and membership into
every State ard Territory In state
ment, made his keen appreciation OF
the honor and the chance TO help the
movement that Is given him by this
election. "The National Conservation
Associxtion,n he says, sis not in poll
| tics. It believes that conservation Is
good moral issue, broader than any
party or section, and more Vital than
political question or measure now be-
fore us. The rights and the property OF
the American people are at stake. The
association will be on the firing line
| in the conservation fight. It's immedi-
ate task will be to dc what 1t can to-
ward getting good conservation laws
| in Congress. Hereafter expect to de-
vote what energy have to the asso-
citation, as 1 did to the forest serviue In
the past. / believe the National Con-
serva,ien Association offers the best
way 10 help the cause Of censervatios
la behalf of the associatier ask fol
tho active help, membership and in
flusnce Of every man and woman wht
believes in conservation and equal op
psrtunity. They are needed at snce.'
The Churchman.
Martinsburg statesman-democrat. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1906-1921, 1910-06-24

'Dorkius wight
The theatre was full, il was Dorklns'
night,
THAI is, Dsrkins was going TO APP
pear
Al night in a faverite comedy part,
For he was comedian here.
Funnyg why, he'd make you laugh
Tillthe tesrs ran down your cheeks
like rain.
And as lsng az Dorkins was on the
stage
You'd Try 10 step laughing in vain
A family. Yes, he'd family.
And he loved them a. dear a. life,
And you'd scarcely find happier lot
Than Dorkins' children and wife
There came one night, and 1 was ia
front,
And Dorkins was going to goin g TO
play
A character new to himself and the
That he'd trod for 50 many day.
BY eight the theatre was perfectly
crammed,
All waiting pleasant surprise.
For they know they'd laugh It'll their
sides would ache,
And they longed for the curtain to
rise.
The playlfoen began, each neck was
stretched forth,
And eagerly watched each eye
For Dsrkins to make first entrance
And then to give him u cheerful
"Hi, hi"
He soon appeared amid loud applause,
But something was wrong you could
"Derkinsis playing quite badly to-
night. VI
The people .sid sitting round me.
A kiss? Yes, ii was, Jaw Derkias
start
AS though stung by serpents fang;
Then he'd cast bese ching glance all
around -.
And his head Oh his breast he would
hang;
"He's drunk, and really, thought
40 myself,
/. For TO me il was awful at times,
70 see-how he'd struggle along with
his part, G.s tsA4a.
Ard continually stick in his lines.
The feotlight at last he approashed
very slow,
And Ladies and gentleman" said,
vi 1 cannot please yeu tonight,
The faults not the heart, but the
head.s
There's many night made you all
laugh,
When cuuld scarcelylwsll stand;
And.every effort was pain to me then ,
Yes, If even / raised up my hand,
You hiss me tonight and think that
I'm drunk;
From his heart came sob and O
moan
I'll tell you the reason-I know you
won't laugh
I've little one dying at home.'
Martinsburg statesman-democrat. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1906-1921, 1910-06-24
Executors Notice

The udersigned having qualified as
executor of the last will and testament
of George o. Sperow, deceased, hereby
notifies all persons knowing them
selves indebted to tha said estate to
come forward promptly and arrange
for settlement Of said Indebtedness; also
all persons holding GAINS against said
estate are requested to present the
same properly authenticated, as early
as convenient, TO the executor for set
Element.
Henry r. Sperow,
Executor OF Geo. o. Sperow, deceased
Bedington w, Va.
Martinsburg statesman-democrat. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1906-1921, 1910-06-24
|OddFellows Reunion, Aug 4

From The Daily Record, Wsynesboro,
pa, Of June s.
Representatives from various neigh.
boring lodges of Odd Fellow. met in
spangler & Co.'s rooms, June Z. and
discussed plans for the proposed Odd
Fellows reunion to be held at Pen
Mar.
The date for the reunion was fixed
for Thursday, August 4, which Will be
a week later than the last of the church
keunions
The grand masters of Pen nsylvania
Ind Maryland will be invited to be
present and make addresses. Rev. DR..
b. Ii. Hart, Harrisburg, past grand
master, is expected there.
The railroad companies will be ask
fed to run special trains for the excur-
sionists on that day.
NOTED BAND PRESENT.
A program will be arranged and it is
Eikely a noted band will be engaged for
hat day.
The lodges in this vicinity heartily
favor the reunion and ths Baltimore
edges, although they were not repre-
Eented at the joint meeting, yesterday
evening, have already signitied their
willingness to lake active part.
BIG TERRITORY.
The rountou is to be on a large scale.
lhe co'aajUee, yesterday evening,
psde plans for big event and it put
be wor< of preparation in com petent
bands.
There VIII be made the effort to have
present representatives from all the
Hodges between Baltimore and Cum
berland and Harrisburg and Winches-
Per, Everything is to be on an elabor-
Pate scale aud tho committee believes
|this is justified by the interest shown
by many of he lodges.
BALTIMORE AND YORK.
Baltimore lodges have arranged for
five reunions this summer and the
chairman of the executive committee
Of the associated lodges Of that city has
announced that one of these will be
combined with the Pen Mar reunion.
York odd Fellows have written that
lhey will be in attendance with very
large crowd.
The territory to be drawn from is
ABOUT as large as that included in the
eAulch reunions and it is the hope of
The Odd Fellows to make their gath
eflng as large as those Of the religious
denominations.