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The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1910-03-17
MANY NOTABLES
IN ATTENDANCE
Minnesota Conservation Con-
gress in Session.
MUCH ENTHUSIASM SHOWN
Fifteen Hundred Delegates Pack Low
or Floor Of st. PauI's Auditorium
While an Interested Audience Fills
Remainder Of Big BuiIding-Arch
bishop ireland and Secretary Ballin
ger Among the Speakers.

st. Paul, March 17.--With more than
1900 bona .fide delegates registered
and with the lower floor of the theatel
packed to its limit, scattering in the
balconies, the boxes filed en- one side
with women and on the other side
with men, and with an atmosphere OF
good, solid enthusiasm fairly crack.
ling the first Minnesota Conservation
and Agricultural Development Con.
gress opened at the Auditorium. 1t was
q business congress in every sense OF
the word from the first sentence at.
tered by Governor Eberhart to the
close of the session.
Archbishop Ireland, on taking the
gavel, said enthusiastically 1t is one
of the finest demonstrations l have
ever seen-an event of tremendous i'm
portance to the Northwest. 1t will
not only do great good now, but its
influence will last for all time. 1t is
. great, grand undertaking"
On all sides Governor Eberhart re.
csived congratulations on the success
ful opening of the congress. Bishop
McGolrick, who for years has been in.
terested in bringing practical farmers
from other countries to settle in this
section, was full of enthusiasm.
Eberhart Calls to Order.
Governor Eberhart called the meet
ing to order and introduced Archbishop
Ireland is the presiding officer. The
rest of the morning was taken up with
Archbishop Ireland's address, the ap
pointment of committees and transac
tion OF the business of organization
The feature of the afternoon session
was addressed by Governor Eberhart
~ president of the congress; Richard
4. Ballinger, secretary of the interior
and Professor Albert Woods. dean oi
the State Agricultural college. A spe
cial session on Farm Conservation
Problems with Senator s. D. Works
presiding, was held at 4 o'clock and
in the evening p. v. Collins presided
while the speakers were Mrs. Marga
ret j. Blair, instructor in domestic
science at the agricultural college;
Max Toltz. consulting engineer of the
Great Northern railroad; Professor
Frederick e. Clements Of the state
university and George Otis Smith. di
rector Of the United States geological
survey. Director Smith used stere
opticon In his address to illustrate thu
Peoples Part in Conservation"
Some of the .aresses.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1910-03-17

Archbishop Ireland. who made the
Arst set speech Of the congress, de-
voted much OF his time to Minnesota's =
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-11-02

The popularity Of the. Ripe Olives
is perhaps attributable to their dis
tinctive flavor and fascinating eating
qualities. They are said ito be Of some
special medicinal value
Quarts Il. Soc Pints .25c
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-11-02

Preserved Tropical Figs, packed
under best natural conditions where
grown-picked ripe retaining true,
delicious, natural flavor. Besides,
Figs are knownito be unusually health
full. Trysa small jar, l5c, Soc, or a
cam zoe or Sec
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-11-02

We are receiving regular weekly
shipments Of the finest quality thin
skin, heavy, juicy, excellent Favored
Grape Fruit, l0c to zoe each.
This fruit is picked ripe from the
tree, carefully packed and shipped
I. direct. -.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-08-18

5orgel1 gu bredben, gibt es uSilfsmit.
tel" mie nun einmal ieoer Mnfdn-
ger Safsmittel brau6t. l1no elm lol.
DIES iebr einfades 9ilfsmittel lautet:
uSbm nidt IN sic Serne!"
Sdnu nibt in Sic Serne! Ser
iude nidt, iiber Sic bobe Mauer
5u lteigen, bepor 81 iie erreift balt.
@eine nidt iiber 0inge, Sic gar nidt
gelbeben; fampfe feline Shladten, be-
Dor gu bem 6einoe gegeniiberitebit.
@enieBe Sic gegenmdrtigen Sreuoen;
gib aht, oaB ou feline oapon perlierit,
aus 6urbt Dor fiinftigem 9eioen. gs
gebort MN einnal 5u Sen @ebeim=
ninen zines gliidliden 2ebens, MIR
fir Sen Sag SIT leben. 91e langen
Strefen uuein ermiiOen. @ir 0enfen
INNER an oas ganse 9eben gleidsei-
tig. "a oiinft uns, mir fonnten Sic
2olt nitt tragel1. gs ideint uns 81
lang, Ben &anpf Elm babies Sabr=
buuoert lang alis5ubalten. Sn @irf=
lidfeit miro bas au6 niht bon inns
gel oroert. 9os 2eben miro inns nibt
in eirem langen nn1nterbrofo'en
Stiid gege6en, lonoera tagelpeile e.
Selblt oas umorgen" gebort uns nidt,
bepor es ubeute" geporoen lit, uno
mir baben nit umorgen" nidts 81
tbl1n, als ibm Sos Grbe zines gut poa=
bratten belttigen Sagelperfes SIT ilber=
liefern.
l1niere Qrglten 6einoe ltn0 sic flei=
men @iorigfeiten, Ser fleine @erOrl1B
uno Merger 0es Cages, oem mir, ltatt
i'm nit einem m0gliblt glei6miitbi=
gen @eiidt 5u ii6erpinoen, in unlern
alogen Musorud geben. Mn 1n0 fir
lid geringfiigige Gi1ge meroen onr6
uieles Goponreoen un10tbig uno ltn=
gebiibrlih altfge6radt, un0 nidtigen
@erorieBlihfeiten miro cine 8eOeu=
tl1ng gegeben, Sic ib1en gar nidt SUI
fom1nt, Sic mir ibnen inn erlten Mu=
genblid pieqeidt lelbit ei11mal gar
nidt beigelegt baben. Soften mir
onoern BON Sem er5dblen un0 bon SEM
lpreden, mas inns geitern un0 beute
erf ernt bot, 10 miir0e inns mnbri6ein=
lib sic 3eit oa5u piel gu ida0e iein.
Mber NIT SSammern uno 4lagen, nit
Murren l1l1o N0rgeln, nit al Sic en
9ingen Sic 3eit 5u pergel1oen tra=
gen sic meniglten 8e0enfen.
gs gebt au6 obne Oas es gebt
logar leidter, als 01 pielleidt 0enfit.
Sc meniger 61 bon 6einen Sorgen
uno 9f0tben Mufbebens mahlt, ie me-
niger ou BON ibnen ipri6it, ie ielbit-
peritanolider ou lie %binnimmIt, 0eito
(eidter mir0 es Sir iein, baruber btn=
meg5ufommen l1no nit Summer nno
Gorge fertig 81 meroen. 8eriu6e|
es MIR einmal, SEN 8ilgeri tarb in oei=
ner &ano gum 3auberitabe gu ma=
hen, inoem on itatt beines Summers
Sic Sage, an 0enen 6n einen Strabl
Ser 6reun6e erbai6telt, auf Sem Sta=
be per5eidneit. Mn0ere baben es Dor
Sir Der l1bt uno bnben es ni9t be-
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-08-18
stiek anf cine reide Maine.

g. 50. 8enos bon Goal Gitp, MIa.,
lagt, BOB er auf cine perfefte @eiuno-
beitsmine in Dr. Sings 2ebenspiqen
itieB, oenn iie beilten i'm bon 2eber,
uno Mteren-Srubel, nadoem er IL
Sabre oamit geplagt NOR. Sc iino
Sic beiten Biaen auf Gr6en fir Sort
letbigfeit, Malaria, 4opfpeb, ltnper,
oauli6feit, 5dmadbeit. 25t in 900
.litor's Mpothefe.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-08-18
6rit @tuDto.

CUR eefduieen &a@ri@t. bab mir un<
fer atelier aus benz Stuff 8lod on ct.
@ermaiuraBe no9 SO. "a. Z .apenne
iibli6, einen balben 8lod binter 2etfen'a
@e19dftsgebdube berlegr baben. Hn>
fern alien &unben tpie audi ben neueu
empfeblen mir uns sesen bas ii@ere Ser
{preden, nun nit Der auerbeiten Mrbet1
IN erpunldter Rromptbeit uno gu md=
bigen Yrei1en al btenen.
6rtt Stubtu,
25<ba ct. glou}. Rinn.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-08-18
&nmorinii@es.

@or@eri6t.- &idter:: SIM
Sic perbeiratbet, Mngeflagter?"
Angeflugter: rNein, aber iterblid
perliebt!"
Nrobatum cit! = S6retber
Mn oas 6liegenpapier geben tie niht
6eran, sic 2uoers, INNER baben iie'S
arf meme Maie abgeieben; aber mar
tet> cl1d mer0e ib ldon friegen; iebt
beflebe ib nit 0em 6%liegenpapier mel
ne 9faie."
&eporternoti5. = uMus Sen
Eapieren oes Selbltmor0ers gebt berz
Dor, 0oB er %unperbeiratbet NOR, uno
es bleibt oaber %poQitdnoig unflar, ma=
rum er 1id) 0as 2eben genommen fat"
Sid o. = 5rem0er (im 8al1ern-
tbeateroorfe): ~Sebt lit 0od nod gong
lbone 3eitu al1d nod METER Jretn0en=
perfebr 49,. marum ipielte Damn 0n
ldon oas 8auerntbeater nidt mebr?"
@irtb: rSu, idauen's, iebt lit balt
ldon Sic Sago5eit angangen, ur1O faum
oaB 0as lit = oa liben au6 idon inn
mer N paar BON SEN @auptoaritel=
lern!"
SIN 8ebirgsbabe. = vSebt
muB ib aber unfreimiQig an meme
Sbpiegermutter oenfen. Die S6teB=
iGarten in ser often 9urg ga o6en
leben aus mie ibr @ebiB."
@ebeHert. = 9err ser cine
Operettenpremiere beiudt fat, 5u Ell
nem an0eren): Ser &omponiit ,bat
iid gang entidie0en g%ebeiiert. -. BEL
ieiner eriten Operette oa idlief i9
iiberbaupt Elm, beute fms mir MIR sic
JiBe eingeldlafen!"
Mn5iig1id. = &aofo6rer:: SD
babe nod gar feline 8eparatur an mei=
nem @elocipeo gebobt!"
Nadybar: uMber id. -. an met
nem @arten5aun!"
Mnfnnpfung.-Se rr: nMeir
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-08-18

iid bier ia Dor! gs gibt bier piele
Sai6enoiebe!"
g: vsld ltniinn, mer miro mir mel
[ne Saiden Iteblen!"
II ebertrofen. = Scum i6on
sic adte Iaufe in meinem gbeleben
= oas miro mir jett ein biBden piel."
uSroiten Sic iib NIT meinem Set
ter in Berlin, ser fommt aus oenl
Iaufen iiberbal,pt nimmer 'raus?"
u@as lit oenn oer?"
u@einbdnoler!"
@er Bat re6t I. = S6affner:
u@ier lit sic Not6leine ge5ogen NOR
oen!"
6rQulein (entriiltet altf einen i6r
gegeniiberl ttenoen &a0etten m%eileno):
uSssa, oiel er SEER fat mi6 fitllen mol
len!"
aaoett (meinerlih): uSSm @egen=
tbei(; lie midi 80. i6 ba6e Sic Notb=
feline ge5ogen!"
&orl il If g. = 81: v@arum
gebt oenn ser aaufmann Mfiiaer aus
Sem 3immer, menr er ii6 sic Hfeife
nn5iin0et?"
9: v@eiBt gu, feline 5rau lit 10
6iirr, una ga fiirdtet er, 0aB er ibr
nit SEM 3iinobol5 f0nnte 5u nobe
fommen, lno iie fonnte 6elter fan=
gen."
@us Elm @df6en mer6en
mill....- u@arum begleitelt 0u
0enn gera0e Sic fleine Srmgaro im-
mer aus ser S6ule na6bauie> 6rit=
6en?"
Sic ml1B id mir marm balten,
Niitterhen; lie friegt oas meiite So
l6engelo bon nlen MdOels."
Gorbereitet. = 8udbalte=
rim (oie bon oem &ollegen getHBt muir
oe): so Elm raffinirter &erl; i'd
|i6nttete ibm oos SintenfaB iiher Sen
&opi ais er midi fullen mo0te. .
oo bat er's beimli9 nit gau Sc 60
logne gefiilt!"
Mbbi1fe. = Souriit: uS6t fiji
le mid 10 bei4mert -"
6iibrer: u8itte, geben g mr. iebt
lido mel Srinfgelo! sic mer0en
ieb'n, nad)ber miro's Sbnen glei' a
biB'l leidter."
Mn6 etmas. = 8efannter:
>8as lit 0enn eigentli6 aus Sbrem
d~ltelten Sobn %gemor6en?"
8anfier: Gin @ommer5ienratbs=
lobn!"
9arnm.- Sobn: uHopa, ma=
rum iagt mar 0enn uMutter ipra6e"
uno nidt ugaterlpru6e?"
@ater Geuf5eno): u@eil Sic Mutter
in Ser &egel mebr ipri6t, als Ser
&ater!"
Gus einem nj n. = Ml=
6ert rift blibi6nea in SEN @arten,
iprang mie ser @ino bon ieinem Hfer=
Sc, fletterte mie ein gi6b0rn6en iiber
Sen 3a1n, mano iid mie cine 5dlan=
&c 0rrd Ste @eden, flog uie Elm Nfeil
ST Sem 8aum, ianf sort gu ibren Sit
BEN, idmor ibr emige 2iebe, iebte li6
ent5udt an lire Seite uno i6mamnl
in einem Meer bon @onne - uno
ar oaS mar 0as @erf zines Muqen<
6fids.
Yrobig. g. 6rem0er: SEER 8a=
ron gu ipreden?"
2leHer. nOeDullere, er UtrD gerdOe
raiirt!"
6remoer: nIos iagten Sic aud] &C.
ltern; er miro 0o6 nidt ieoen Sag ra-
lirt?"
3iener Nodmiitbig): v@arum
ni6t, Ser Baron fat 10 piel @el0, 0aB
ct iih ale flint Minuten ralireu laj=
len fonnte!.
4in6li6e 4ritif. - Eapa:
Scum, @retden, mie fat es Dir oenn
geitern inn Sbeater gefallen."
@retden: u6ein mars; erit mad-
ten tie INNER 10 piele @ibe, uno nod
fer betrart6eten tie it6."
Stief anf cine reide Mine.
a. g2 Ro,Sa nm Nnor CIV Mro
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-08-18

nebertroffen. Scum i6on
sic adte Iaufe in meinem gbeleben
= oas miro mir jebt Elm biBd)en piel. "
uSroltm Sic ii6 nit meirem Set
ter in Berlin, ser fommt aus oenl
Iaufen iiberbal1pt nimmer 'ral1s?"
u@as lit oenn oer?"
u@einbdnoler!"
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-08-18
sndoiges Greulein, oarf i'd Sbnen
beim ndditen Regenlpetter meinen
|sdirm uno p%orldufig meme 8eglei-
tung anbieten?"
nngefdbrIi9. - 8adfiid:
Cine bon uniern &odlebrerinnen 1T
id,on iiber 60 Sabr."
Dnfel: r0ie iibernimmt mobl -
Sos Sal5en ser Speiien?"

8ornirt. = q: uSeben Sit
li6 bier ia Dor! gs gibt bier piele
Sal6enoiebe!"
g: uM6 llniinn, per miro mir mel:
ne Sai9en iteblen!"
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-08-18

8or@eri9t.- &tdter: u5ino
Sic perbeirutbet, Mngeflagter?"
Mngeflagter: u9lein, aber lterbltd
perliebt!"
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-08-18

Mnfnipun Serr: nMei1
The Robesonian. [volume] (Lumberton, N.C.) 1870-current, 1910-12-12
Frederick The Great.

Frederick the Great" the
noted magician. who is now
touring the South and is coming
this way. will appear in Lumber
ton with his company on Friday
of this week at the opera house.
The company includes Mr.. w.
Paris Chambers. famous the
world over as cornet virtues, ,,
artist and composer; Miss A i {
Vernice, a charming singer
Misses Phyllis and Ruby Brooks,
of England, recently arrived,
and Mr.. Edwin Sault, assistant
demonstrators.
The program presented by
Frederick the Great covers the
field of legerdeman illusion anc
spirit demonstration, and is sale
to be one of the most complete
performances Of the kind ye
seen in the South. The musica
features are also of consequence
The stage is handsomely mount
ed.
The Robesonian. [volume] (Lumberton, N.C.) 1870-current, 1910-12-12
A Gambling Den Raided.

Chief of Police H. H. Redfern
and night Policeman Strain made
a raid on gambling den over
the river Friday morning about
1:3O O'Clock in the third building
on the left in crossing the old
bridge, in a room used by William
Davis as an insurance Office. AS
a result of the raid William Davis,
Otha Alisten, Faro Jones, Calve
White and Chas. Bowen, all
colored, were caught in the act
and captured. Money and cards
were in evidence. They were
all jailed and given a hearing
Friday afternoon at 4 o'clock be-
fore the mayor. All were bound
over to court, Davis and Allisten
each giving a 500 justified bond,
Bowen giving a $50 cash bond
and White and Jones going to
Jail in default of bonds.
The Robesonian. [volume] (Lumberton, N.C.) 1870-current, 1910-12-12
POPULATION OF ~. S.
A Gain of FL Per Cent Over
1900.
Washington Dispatch. 10th.

ashngton Dispatch. 10th.
In the United States and all it's
possessions the Stars and Stripes
protect 1O1, 100, 900. This enor-
nous number. is the official esti-
mate Of the United States bureau
OF the census, announced today
in connection with the population
statistics for the country as emu
merated in the thirteenth decen-
nial census. It includes the
Philippines, moa, Guam,
Hawaii, Alaska and the Panama
canal zone.
Within its borders on the North
American continent, eXclusiy e
Of Alaska, the United States has
"a population of 81, ,972, 266 in
habitants. During the last 1C
years the States of the Union
had an aggregate increase in
population or Is, 977. .691, which
amounts to 21 per cent over the
1900 figures.
The grand total includes T..
635, 426 in the Philippine islands,
as enumerated in the census
there in 1903, and estimates fol
the population Of the Island o1
Guam, the American possessions
in Samoa and persons on the
Panama canal zone.
The Robesonian. [volume] (Lumberton, N.C.) 1870-current, 1910-12-12

New Telephone Directory to be
|, Issued Soon-A New Farmers
Line.
Manager J. C. Branch, of the
Lumberton exchange of the
Southern Bell Company, an
nounces that the new telephone
directory will soon be issued.
The new list will be corrected up
to January 1st and he states that
all who wish to make changes in
their listings Or have their
names placed in the new directory
should communicate with him at
once. Those who are contem-
plating installing telephones in
their homes or offices should act
promptly in order that their
names may appear properly in
the new directory. Manager
Branch states that there will be
a number of new names added
to the list and that the growth
of the exchange here is a strong
indication of the progress of
Lumberton.
| A new farmers telephone line
having six subscribers has just
been connected with the Lum-
berton exchange. The line ex-
tends out the Orrum road and
furnishes service to the follow
ing well-known people: l. H.
Warwick, residence; E. c. Nye,
store; ]. R. Lawson, store; w.
! c.. Powell, residence; ]. F. Shep-
herd. residence; E. G. Nye, resi-
dence.
TIE subscribers on the line
are now in constant telephone
communication with each other
and through the Southern Bell
exchange with telephone users
lin Lumberton. The construction
|of this line and its connection
| with the telephone exchange here
is another step in the progress OF
!, telephone development which is
being made by the residents in
the rural sections of Robesor
county. Under the plan Of the
Southern Bell Company farmers
and other rural dwellers are en-
abled to secure telephone ser
, vice on an economical basis. A.
a result, farmers in all section:
of the State are installing tele
:, phones in their homes.
The Robesonian. [volume] (Lumberton, N.C.) 1870-current, 1910-12-12
COUNTY UNION MEETING.
Officers For Ensuing Year
Elected-Change in Road Law
Favored--Next Meeting in
Lumberton December 80.

Reported for The Robesonian.
The Farmers Educational and
Cooperative Union Of Robson
county met in annual session at
Raft Swamp academy Thursday
last at 20 o'clock a. m., president
J. E. Carlyle presiding. The
rules were suspended and some
other important matters were
taken up before the election of
officers. The road matter was a
part of the important matter
that was discussed. The COM
mittee on roads reported that
joint meeting had been held with
the committee from the Rural
Letter Carriers Association and
recommended that the county be
made the unit and that the bond
issue be opposed, provided a law
that will guarantee good roads
can be framed without bond
issue.
At 1890 the Union took a
recess for a basket dinner until
1:3O, at which time the Union
J again assembled and discussed
some other matters and proceed
ed to the election of officers for
the ensuing year, as follows: j.
E. Carlyle, president; Gen. F. A.
Bond, vice president; ". K. Cul-
breth, secretary-treasurer and
business agent; w. S. Johnson,
chaplain; Mr.. Bizzell, lecturer.
The following were elected mem
bers of the executive committee
N. A. Townsend, N. T. Andrews,
E. w. Stone, Walters and Nc
Callum (the initials of the two
last-named | do not recalD.
The session as a whole was q
success. We are under great
obligations for the use of the
school building, and the church
was occupied for the remainder
of the day.
j. Another county meeting will
be held in Lumberton December
80. | believe it is for the pur
, pose of discussing some legisla
ton and some other matter
claiming the attention of th'
Union.
The farm demonstration worl
, was discussed and it was recon
. mended that a law be enacte'
authorizing the county commits
, sioners to supplement the fun
, furnished by the government 70
!, demonstration work in the coun
ty to the amount Of S640.
We had a very Representative
session. While all the local
! were not represented, it was du
to the coldness Of the weather
o the shortness of the day. lon
+ distance, etc. This is but
= short review of what was don
: and very imperfect, as | al
writing from memory.
q W. P. Barker.
The Robesonian. [volume] (Lumberton, N.C.) 1870-current, 1910-12-12
Anti-Clgarette Club Organized

Rep rted f T I he Robesor ian.
The Lumberton Anti Cigarette
Club has teen organized at the
graded school building. The
following officers have been
e | e c tie d: president, Wayne
Caldwell; vice-president, Furman
Biggs; secretary, Knox Proctor
censor, Rufus Sanderson. The
club meets at 800 O'Clock Monday
afternoons of each week, and all
boys over twelve years of age
who are willing to give up the
tobacco habit are eligible.
The Robesonian. [volume] (Lumberton, N.C.) 1870-current, 1910-12-12
Lectures On Farm De1nonstra
ton Work.

Mr.. E. S. Millsaps. district
agent of the farmers demonstra-
ton work, will be at St. Paul
Thursday at II o'clock and at
Lumberton Friday at II o'clock.
He will lecture on the work and
the farmers are requested to at
tend the meetings.
The Robesonian. [volume] (Lumberton, N.C.) 1870-current, 1910-12-12

The law partnership hereto
tore existing between Messrs.
Wade Wishart, E. M. and w. S.
Britt, has been dissolved. Mr..
Wishart will continue to prac-
tlce alone and the Messrs. Britt
will continue to practice under
the firm name of Britt & Britt.
The Robesonian. [volume] (Lumberton, N.C.) 1870-current, 1910-12-12
Court Deals Knock
Out Blow to Mileage Require
ment-Breach of Faith.

Raleigh Special 7th to Charlotte Observer
The North Carolina Supreme
Court in Harvey VS. Railroad,
from Wilson county, practically
deals knockout" blow to the
railroad mileage book regulations
requiring holders to procure
mileage tickets in exchange be-
fore boarding a train in it's rul-
ing just made. Harvey is a
travelling man and attempted at
Wilson three or four times to
procure ticket in exchange for
mileage, being stood aside each
time by the agent in order that
he might wait on cash purchas-
ers OF tickets. Finally the train
came without Harvey having
gotten his ticket. He boarded
the train with mileage which the
conductor refused to accept, put
ting him off at the first station.
He recovered So, 500 damages.
Now the Supreme Court, AS
sociate Justice Hoke writing the
opinion, approves the judgment
holding that Harvey had the
right, under the circumstances,
to ride on the mileage. The
court would not set aside the
verdict as to amount of damages
excessive, although Justices
Brown and Walker, while con-
curing that the plaintiff should
recover, held that the amount
awarded was excessive. Chief
Justice Walter Clark, in an opln-
ion concurring with Justices
Hoke and Manning in the con-
trolling opinion of the court,
holds further that the require.
ment that a holder of a mileage
book shall obtain a ticket in ex'
change is a breach Of faith or
the part of the railroads al
whose instance the special ses
sion of the General Assembly o:
t 1903 was held to raise the pas
senger rate to q cents upon th'
proposition of the railroad com
panies that they would issue
!, mileage books at 2 cents, mean
2 ing. Chief Justice Clark declare
: the mileage to which the publ
had always been accustomed
whereby the mileage had bee1
2 pulled on the train by the con
! ductor. The Chief Justice ais
! holds that the requirement t
: get ticket for mileage is unreas
2 enable and void and hereto
e fore unknown in this Stat
e and still unknown except in thi
t State and a few adjacent State
! where the principal North Care
lima roads extend.
o 1t is a notable fact that in tn
9 last General Assembly a bi
y passed the House by a large ma
d iority prohibiting the mileaP
e ticket requirement and that
n failed in the Senate by the dt
e Gliding vote of the presiding O.
a ficer after tie vote Of Senator:
IS The indications are that tf
Al question will be fought all owe
y again during that approachin
session.
= Mr.. H. B. Jennings is ma
!. ing arrangements to build a res
: dence on his lot on the corner
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Gov. Kitchin has appointed ".
T. Hollowell director of the
State hospital at Goidst oro O
succeed Chas. F. Herring, re-
signed.
The Robesonian. [volume] (Lumberton, N.C.) 1870-current, 1910-12-12
Mrs. II. NJ McAllister deligh

Mrs. II. NJ. McAIllster delight
fully entertained quite a number
of friends at dinner Thursday
evening at her home on the corner
of Fourth and Walnut streets in
honor of Mrs. Jas. D. Proctor.
The Robesonian. [volume] (Lumberton, N.C.) 1870-current, 1910-12-12

-Nr. H. B. Jennings is max
ing arrangements to build a resi-
dence on his lot on the corner OF
Elm and Ninth streets which
will probably be different from
anv other house in Lumberton.
Details will be given in ar
early issue.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1910-03-26
st. Andrews Church.

Easter, the queen feast of the year,
the festival of the resurrection of our
Lord, will be observed in the follow
ing services:
Holy communion, s; Sunday school
and Bible class, 9:45; holy commun-
ion and sermon, 1900 a. M; evening
prayer and sermon, 500. 1t is urged
upon all the children of the church to
receive the sacrament Of the Lords
supper on Easter day. on account of it's
dignity and its relation to the passover.
All are welcome to come and worship.
A parish festival will be held at the
rectory Monday night, March %, from
s to IL. All members of the parish are
cordially invited.