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The gold leaf., 1910-01-27
Theirs not to make no reply:
Theirs not to reason why;
Theirs but to do and die y

Nowhere better Illustrated than bv
the hero of this poem to whom a
superior officer seeking to satisfy a
personal grudge and remove a hated
rival, gave the most foolish command
ever heard on a field of battle. Of
noble blood, an only son. the last of
his llne-but he was a soldier. Turn
ing to his brigade h,- said, Here dies
the last of the Cardigans;" then with
a 'fOrward' rode into the Jaws of
death.
a creed never more freely accepted
nor more promptly obeyed than by
the average Confederate soldier.
With faith in your leaders genius
and love for his person, you were
ever ready to obey his command,
whether it carried you with Pickett
up the death crowned heights of
Cemetery Ridge, or in'the last OF the
war when ragged and weary and
starving, yet with courage undaunt-
ed you were ready at his command
to rush with headlong fury against
the surrounding foe.
10 you who stood ever ready to
obey your commander, to fulfill even
to the point of death his unspoken
wish, bring today a message from
the Captain of your Salvation. |
bring to your awakened conscience
His trumpet call to repentance-''the
kingdom OF heaven is at hand" |
bring to your quickened love His call
to falth-"ye believe in God believe
also in Me-" | bring to your trust
ing soul His call to service-''follow
me-" You who never failed to heed
the marching orders of your chief
tain, will you hesitate in the face of
this battle call? Jesus stands ready
to lead YOU in campaign against
The gold leaf., 1910-01-27

Foley's Kidney Remedy will cure any case
of kidney or bladder trouble that is not be-
yOnd the reach of medicine 1t invigorates
the entire system and strengthens the kid
neys so they eliminate the impurities from
the blood. Backache, rheumatism kidney
and bladder troubles are all cured by this
GIT at medicine. Sold by all Druggists
The gold leaf., 1910-01-27
Simple Remedy for LaOrippe.

LaGrippe coughs are dangerous as they
frequently develop into pneumonia Foley $
Honey and Tar not only stops the cough, but
heals and strengthens the lungs so that no
serious results need be feared. The genuine
Folcy's Honey and Tar contains no harmful
drugs and is in yellow package. Sold by
all DuCRistS
The gold leaf., 1910-01-27

In reviews of the States progress
during the year 1909 our exchanges
generally agree that the best things
about the States record for the year
are the rapid strides made along the
lines of education and good-roads
building. In these two highly impor-
tant matters the State has made
wonderful progress, and, what is still
better, the foundations were laid for
still greater progress in the years to
cOme.-CharlOtte Observer.
The gold leaf., 1910-01-27

The Columbia State and the Lam
caster News agree that because many
Lancasterians have their washing
done in Charlotte they are not on
that account citizens of North Caro-
lima. No, but they evidently deserve
to be.-CharIotte Observer.
The gold leaf., 1910-01-27

You II feel better after taking DeWitt's Lit
tie Early Risers, the safe, sure, pleasant,
gentle little liver pills If you would be sure
OF good results insist on DeWitt's CarbOlzed
Witch Hazel Salve, the original. 1t is good
for big cuts or little ones, but it is especially
good for piles. Sold by all Druggists,
1t is not every editor who is COM
petent to give good advice to the
farmers, but the following from the
Durham Herald may be put down as
an exception. Here it is: "A Wake
county farmer produced over two
hundred bushels of corn on an acre
of land that only few years ago
produced five bushels, and we some
times think that if the farmers or
ganizatiOns would turn their atten-
tiOn to this sort of thing instead OF
allowing themselves to be worked by
politicians and others with axes to
grind it would result in a great bpne-
fit to themselves and to the State. "
The gold leaf., 1910-01-27
Rev. I. w. Williams Testifies.

Rev. |, ". Williams, Huntington, W. Va,
writes US as follows: This is to certify that
used Foley's Kidney Remedy for nervous
exhaustion and kidney trouble and am free
to say that Foley's Kidney Remedy will do
all that you claim for it Sold by all Drug
gists.
The gold leaf., 1910-01-27

Don't trife with Kidney and Bladder
trouble. Take DeWitts Kidney and Bladder
Pills as directed and you will at once notice
satisfactory results. DeWitt's Kidney and
Bladder Pills are antiseptic, healing and
soothing. Be sure to get DeWitt's Kidney
and Bladder Pills when you ask for them.
Refuse substitutes and limitations. Look for
the name on the package. Sold by all Drug
gists.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-04-10

Tod sloan. After ten years In retirement.
NAV soon receive . license from the English
Jockey Club. sloan has been on rho other
side for nearly q year and has interested
several tnnnenfial foretgn tnrfmen In his
behalf. In his defence q writer In tho
London SPorfspsda said rvcently
ln Preach con temporary P1rta Spou
ma 10 stated mat Tod SloAn, having appued - The
{ ommlsaaiFes Dc u SacieN 4 EncoIrA cement foE .
renewal Of bis iockey license. was iniormed thAt
although there eAtssed o0iecuon On their part
10 gAa Impossible 70 acrede 70 hs request unul
10 had bsen granted one ~ tho stewards Of the
Rngnsh Jockey Club. I have always understood
mai NE boge Wns On tho other lee and that but
Tor he French veto his hcenao here wouid have
bsen rcstored long since. In the cirrumNtancea
SlOan would appear - 10 breucen too stools. but
no matter which leg wears the loot, surely thS
Time hAa arFive when the means 70 earn he I've
Hbood might With Srare and iussee be restored
10 rim
Ten yean have elapsed since. a. . cOnseauence
OF having backed Goldman heavily for me Cam
hrdgeshire. In which ne vas beaten BY Berr,h,
ne httle American phenSmenou has stood down
No doubt his ofence va grave bus not criminal
lnmsrnurh - u Nas his o. mount he Wns bark
ing, and the loss OF what should have bern the
ulOst useful years Of his ME Il indeed heavy pm
anre. Murh worse things have been perpesFaiod
b. iockrys On the English turf.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-04-10

Bme0xLYN ADvEnrusEMENrs
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-04-10

ID Of npociai interest. The greaiess turn
outs % drAWs wsrs the sixtsan ALIGNED In
Isst and sightesa In IsOa. the lateer duo %
sas number % XoSnss. msP %nsinE 49, 80
tioularly gratifying 20 coaching men IN
view of the developing Of motoetn1. q
growth that az one time throatened -
ellminAte driving horses Coz, pleaenre.
Thero alwAyO has been q Osose ami,e Ton
IN. Hand Club 81 PSiIsdsiphia- Il. p.
Nick an. the president. bsionged 20 tlns
Manhattan ORGANISATION for somo year1.
nnd stiL on tho roll ars Edward BrOWninG.
Col. MOrrsll and 4. y. smith. FairmAn
hoesrs. A: J. Caaaatt and Nel.on Brown
we're Enambsrs. Il b seldom thAe one or
more PhllAd@lphlals have not been q ne
spring meet. The F0uT-in-hand Club
began In ieDo and also has q epring parade.
ssven coaches being in ZINE laae year.
IN former years the Coaching Ctn0 n~,d
nov onlv an oorasional fixture. The
whips Of the ladies Four-in-HaDd Club,
who alao have spring NEST IN Central
Park. are nearly all relatives % Coaching
Club memborN.
The chief enterprise % tho COaShing
was the Pionssr bstwesn the Holland
House and tho Ardslsy Club. WksRn sasch
an undertaking. u In contemplation COM
Inttteo 10 do the driving and 20 manage
9 arranged. tho Coaching Club tsndsrtng
the road coach aud gilnranteetng The
COMMITTEES from any financial loes. X. ".
Rivse and A. q. vanderbLlt did the stsadi-
ct driving on the Pionssr. oehere who
took turns being 3, j.. Gerry. W. q. Losw
and q. L. BOisssvain.
The fares and The sale of horses aftsr
the season must furnish the proilt ON Q
road coach. and the CoachinG Club. when-
sver requested ~ number Of membegs
willing 90 work such Q coach. will Insure
them against any deficit, purely a. Q spost-
ing undertaking and 20 keep mp interest
In road coaches. The Pionsor waa In
use for more than ten years and until 1877.
when A. q. Vanderbilt obtained per-
mission from the Coaching Club 10 per
so0ally Put the Venture on the Ardsley
route.
Col. Kane worked o road coach from
London 90 Virginia Water In ISIS, and
for many years q New York amateur
did NOT feel thoroughly master of the art
Of team driving unless he had q seaS0n
or two In London OF Paris. Thanks 70
the innusnce and example OF Col. Jay
longer the, case. instead, In deciding
10 work the London and Brighton road
I'm ie0s A. q. Vanderbilt decided 20 carry
cuals 60 Newcastle by taking across
the Venture and American horses.
AZ tho WAld0rf-AstortA In 100, after
the spring mest. the room bsing docked
with doGvoOd and apple bloapoms and
coaching erophiss. the Coaching Club
gave q dinner 20 Col. jay 60 commemorate
hfs twentisth year a. president. an ami
vernaTy duo really the year bsforO. This
II Cob jays thirty tifth year a. the anna
tsur leader In New York coaching.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-04-10
had NULLAH POILS ENGLAND
MUCH MONEY AND MANY LIVES
WASTED IN SOMALGLAHD.

ruA TsAEs % VaShalng ana uAs RxVsnas.
e9Fe % Ranlls8 EnnannW N Do0asesa
% RsasuAaO ths csameEy-NatuFaa
aassaAsaes a. Psaassees@ w. ogs.
That toETid part of northsasasEn Afrina
which IL WaahSd by tho 0ulf of Adsa and
the Indian Ocean and IN called 6omalllnnd
has bssn made 90 hoe for the BEltAsh that
thsy have deOidsd to haul down thsir
Gag and march thsir soldiws down On
the coast. 10 10 the intmtiOa % rSeAin
for limitsd time DnrTtsons 40 I've porta.
zsilA and BalhAr. but Ovontnally me
BEitiAh nag I'm 60mahlHna win ~ over .
angie port. BsFbsrA. whioh - % DO pro-
vtdod with q modest dofgnce.
This evacuation r. noe q pMrt1onlAriy
pleasant task for the British. Tor boMicbss
being undar the necessity 0f taking down
thsir nAg 70 means turning The country
over 20 ehair old snsmy the Mad Mallah.
To ada seill f,Igehor 90 thsir dieo0anilturo
no sooner had hey begun SvACuattng
than tho MullAh started out 10 celebrate
his victory BY making var on all the
TRIBES that bad rRmAined frtsndly %
European iihtsrests. laying waste vast
traotS Of land. raising towns and mas
sASriug dsfsnoslsss people
The whole spisOdc 10 somsuhat die
NAL IL q London comment. That seems
% be about the best that cAn be made %
Il. for IL 10 not agreeable TO confess. a.
John Dillon did tho other day In the
House Of Commons. that somaltland had
cost millions Of money and many hves
and yet in the ten years war that had been
wagsd against tue enemy tho Mad Niullah
had come out uniformly the bsttsr.'
The principal reason Why the country
has besn 90 din1sult 60 hold In the face
Of the Mullah's opposition has been rather
ita natural dsgsuoes than his strength.
In tho spFing and summer the land 10
q pltilsas depsrt. almost entirely devoid
O9 Vegetation Of any kind. and tho only
water 10 In wells sometimes ten or fifteen
miles apart and OF places known only
To the natives
This has been q handicap TO the British
forces. fo7 all thsir supplies must bo
sent from the coast. and TO reach the
REGIONS where the Mullah 10 stirring up
trouble IL 10 necessary TO transport thee
supplies 77S or so miles overland. To
this burtSn 10 added that Of carrying
their water supply or % lighting for IL
at the wells.
IL was for this reason that 10 many Of
the expeditions 20 the interior met defeat.
The soldiers lost their way in the desert
and when exhausted by the hsat and
want OF water thsy wcrs sse upon by the
Mullahs forces and easily beaten.
The Mad Mullah. or On he 10 known
to his countrymsn Mohammed Bul
AbdullAh. first came to the attention %
49,. n-ieSsh In aGno throsa~h N Amnuaas<h
The Washington herald., 1910-06-21
LOCAL PRODUCE MARKET.
lprIees auoted ara Hholesals.l

BUTTER-Creanery, fancy. %; do, prints
30. do. seconds o. process. fancy. 2 do, fair 70
good. 25aZ7: dairy. choice. 24s2S do, good aa23
store-packed, lss90
CHEESE-New York State factory, fancy hrsts
iTAHA; do. small. Ial7is; do. large. l61zaH.
EGGS-Nearby. choice Teturnable cases. 2;
West Virginia and southern Virginia. retumabIs
cases. q: Tennessee. returnabls cases. q: North
Carolina. returnable cases. p.
LIVE PoULTRY-Chiekens. spring. large pa
.; do, medium. Za2: d. hens small
per h., 70; large, lel4 ROSTERS per ID, il;
ducks, old Is; do. spring. } lbs. and over -;
geese. per H.. losiz; DO. fancy. l2aA: turkeys
toms. per h. Is; DO. hens % turkeys thin. l0aI2:
keats, per h., IS.
VEGETABLEs-Potat Per bushel, s0aSs; sweet
potatoes. per bbl.. l50a25o; vans, per bbl
20oa2T5: elclmbeFs Florida, per basket. F5sl 50: :
string besEs. per basket LZ5al.75: North Carolina
lettuce, sealo radishes. per l0e. sao spinach per
bhi., leal .; Florida peppers. per basket lSAI75;
eggplant. per crate. l.75aZ5 Flor1da tomatoes, per
crate, l.5oa2is; asparagus, lJoa2.0Q psF d0zeu
lunches; rhabaTb, lsss PER dozen punches. new
cabbage. eoa75 per crate spring onions f0a59 per
hundred beeis 5as per bunch strawberries per
quart. 5as; green peas. PER basket. l5aso
DRESSED POULIh1-Chickeua pSr h. Gaz3;
chickens and hens. mixed. lsa20; slips, pr ID
II ducks, lSa0. geese. pr ID, ual6
DRESSED MEATS-Hams. country, sugar-clred,
isa2o.
sUNDRIEs-Bessxax, q; taIiow, sassi: ginseng.
per h., a0a5.50; seneca yer 10. 90; golden SEAL
4ea45; pink. l2ali: mandrake. 2s3; snake root. u
walnut kernels. dry. Lals black walnuts per loo IS
DRIED FRUITS-Applez, sliced. fancy, sa5 cher
ries i2aI5; blackberres, Z whortleberries ia
WOOL AND HIDES-W0ol, unWashsd free Of
burrs. Per h. %: WOOL bury per h. 3a2S; hides.
green. per H.. 10; do. dry. per h. Bals: sheep
&ins green. each 75al o. d. dry. each. 2sa6o: calf
Hins green, each, ij0alI5.
The Washington herald., 1910-06-21
NEW YORK PRODUCE.

New York. June B.-BUTTER-Receipts today,
6.sl2 packages. Ths market opened strong Cream
cry specials. q creamery extras. His; creamery
hrsts 36A. State dairy good to choice, 2. West
cru imitation creamery hgsts g.
CHEESE-Receipss to-day. SO boxes The mar
ket IS hmer. State whole milk new specials. l5'S
State whole milk fancy colored l4z; State whole
milk fancy white. a. Skins specials, z
EGGs-Receipts to-day, 1881 cases Fine eggs
are in moderate Offering and Western chow an
advance Of y. State. PENNSYLVANIA and nearby
hennery white fancy z; State and Pennsylvania
brown hennery fancy q Fresh gathered extras,
"a. Fresh-EatheTed extra hrsts. a.
SI1LIFEED-StrDnger; trade moderate Spring
bran 2.l0. standard middings 49, city bran
1875. in bulk; Western reddog. a6o. to arrive
winter wheat bran, in loopound sacks TO arrive,
ECO
OATs-shcnger. but quiet. No. white. 4la4s4
Ma 3 white. sSsk5i1; No. white. 4ea425s; natural
and clipped white. on track. f2izai7i9.
FLOUR-Strong bat inactive. Kansas straights
AIS 10 sacks; soft straights. 4.5a465. In barrels;
epging patents. 535a570 10 barrels; spring clears
AHaLfo. New Kansas stFsights. 10 arrive. 46oa4T5
RYE FLOUR-Sieady; light inquiry. Choice
brands quoted az l0ai.3
c0RNNEAL-steadyi business Is inactive. Kiln
dried for export, $50; coarse meal. N bags, LA
lse
BEEF-steady: moderate trade. Packet i7.Ooa
BOO; family i950a1
PoRK-stro but inactive. Mess. 2i.soa2aOo;
family. 80oa8.50.
HAY-Receipts. go tons; strong; fair demand
Prime timothy LEl1; No /, LlZszal.l5; No. 2
l0sal.G7iz; No. ; 90ss5.
srRAw-Receipts. 10 tons; steady; quiet trade
Long re quoted az 5la5.
LARD-InsctiFe, but strong. Prime Western
1900; city, l25; refined continent. l3D; South
American, lLO0; refined Brazilian kegs. $50; ole
olearine. n'1al2; lard. stearne. slow; Ne" York
Halls.
The Washington herald., 1910-06-21
BALTIMORE GRAIN MARKET.

Baltimore June an.-WdEAT-stock in elevators,
2997 bushels shipments from elevators. II 81 bush
els. Sales Of snail beg parcels, By sample, at s.
PER bishel Spot No. red wheat early was Ssk
nominal while No. red Western was the same
rgice. Cash No. red wheat sold at g per bushei.
and July az g. PER bushel- Settling prices. No.
red Western 9s4 No. 2 red 99i4.
cORN-St0ck in eleTat0Fs. 32,I5 bushels ship
naents from elevators, $50 bushels Sales Of small
lots Of white corn on the wharf at 60 and Of yellow
Of very good quality az s. per bushel Track yellow
ecrn for domestic delivery at s7s67s per bushe for
car lots on spOt. Cob com Is basis Of 3o5aslo
per barrel for carloads prime Contract July. 6Z7s,
nominal. Spot mixed corn early vas 81 nominal.
OATS-stock in elevators III. sos Bushels; ship
ments from elevators, $3.50 bushels. White. No. 2
% weight. Hair; do. No. g. 70 weight. 42ssa
s3ia do. No J. TO weight 40iza4li1; do. mixed,
No. 2 -; do. No s. SHAT
RYE-Stock in elevators. 1881 bushels No 2
RE. Western domestic Sass; No. 8 rye Western.
domestic 77a7s; bag lots. TO quality and oondi-
tion T0a7s
FLOUR-Winter extra. 355a5.55s do. clear. 3s5a
AIS. do straight. 4.50aA45; do. patent LS0a50o
spring clsar 95ai50 do. straight. 4sla5 Is: do.
peteu;. g. $3.50 city mills best patent. 6ee; DO.
hiSh-erade patent. SIS; do. straight. SIS; choice
family, 40; extra 39oai.l0; re -four. medium 70
choice. A25a4.50; com meal Per 100 lbs. l.5oai.01
The Washington herald., 1910-06-21
BALTIMORE PRODUCE MARKET.

Baltimore. June 3.-Qaoiatous by Baltimore Fruit
and Produce Association are as follows:
BUTTER-Creamsry. fancy, H.. Slka9; do,
choice. H.. 2Tissss; do. good ID Bar do iaita-
ton. per 10. zs23: do. prints per h. 2aS0: do.
blocks. per 10. 2Sa29; ladle. Der b. 91azs: Mary
land and Pennsylvania rolls pr H.. 2: Ohio rolls,
per H., 2l54a22; West Virginia rolls. per D.. MA
p; storepaeked, Ohio. per h., ZAa2; stoTs-packed
West Virginia, per h.. Zlss22 Maryland. Virginia.
and Pennsylvania dairy PRINTS Per b. 1liaae2; pro
cess butter per h. 2ia26.
EGGS-MaUlsnd. Pennsylvania and nearby frsts
per doz, 2i1; Western tTsts. PER doz.. 3Js2 West
Virginia hrsts. per doz, a)ss Southern hrsts, per
doz., lssk; guinea eggs per doz.. loan
LIVE POULTRY-Chickens. old hens heavy ID
Is; do. old hens, small 10 medium ID rs: do
old ROSTERS, per h.. Il; do, spring. IA lbs and
over, per ID, >; do small and medium 2la23.
ducks, large. per ID. lssH; d.. small. =: do
muscoFy and mongrel. per h.. l2al3; d. spring 3
% DO. Old ner pair. 3 guinea fowl. old. each. %
young each IS
POTATOES-Old. near BY per bus. prime s0a40
do. Eastern Shore Maryland. per bus, prime
25aSo; do, Western Maryland and Pennsylvania
per bus, prime. S5a80. do. seconds 2oa25; do New
York, per bus, prime. 4Osis; new Bappahannock
per Dbl. No. !, I65al75; do, small Dbl,
L40al5o; do. Norfolk per Dbl. No. l.
L75a200i do. North Carolina per Dbl. Liza
zoo; do. York River. DIT bbl.. LT5a2oo: Eastern
low, per Dbl. Eastern Shore. I.50a200: do Rich
mond. per Dbl. L75s2o0; do, Delaware. per bbl
L75a20o; do, Per has. 50a75 yams, Maryland and
Virginia. per Dbl. L75a2e0 do. North Carolina, per
bbl bright. 2O0a2g.
GREEN FRUITS AND VEGETABLES-A Apples
New York, assorted. 250a45Q; do, Eastern Harvest
per hbi. fancy. L5OaZ0o; do. per Dbl. small, Goa
Is; do, per h-bbl. bas.. 75aIOo asparagus
Maryland and Virginia, per doz 1o0a15o: do
Wild, per doz-, LOOal25 bets, Virginia per bunch
2a3; blaekherries. southern per quart 4al0 do.
Eastern shore, per quart, lal0; csbbages
North Carolina, per crate. a0aG0; do, Norfolk
per bbl.. i0a50: do. per crate 40a6e; cantaloupes
Florida crate. Le0a2oo cherries Maryland and Viz
ginia, large red, h.. ial1z do white war b. 3ass1
euetImbers, Charleston. per bas 75aLs5; eggplants
Florida, crate. 2ooa25o; crane fruit Flerida, box
3.Goa500 goOsebeHiss Maryland and Virginia ID.
5ae huckleberries. North Carolina per quart l0aIs
kale native, Per bus box l5aa0; lettuce Norfolk or
North Carolina. per has, 50; onions. Rappah2n-
neck, per Dbl. 2o0s250; Texas yellow per crate IS
al-75; do, spring, 100 punches, f0a50: oranges,
Florida, per box. 10 size, 25a375; peaches,
Florida. per crate. LT5a25o; pinespples. Florida.
per crate. L75a3.0o. mdishes. native long per 100
Sae0; peas. Anne Arundel. per bus. 55as0; squash.
Charleston, per crate. 7oalZ - spinach native Per
bus. box, Na25' string beans Norfolk, green per
bas f5al.oe; wax beans. 75aLOO; strawberries, Anne
The Washington herald., 1910-06-21
InternatlonaI coae OF storm s.gnaI.

From the Scientific American
Upward of twenty different systems Of
storm signals are az present used by the
maritime countries of the world A uni
form international code is a desideratum.
and the task OF devising one was entrust-
ed by the international meteorological
committee TO small commission, which
met in London last summer and agreed
to recommend to the committee the adop-
ton OF code proposed by Prof Moore.
chief of the United States Weather Blu
reau. This code substitutes a few simple
combinations Of the large conical symbols
row used at majority Of the European
ports for the storm flags heretofore used
in the United States and some other
countries Combinations OF red and white
lanterns are to be used at night 10 con-
vey the same information as the day
signals The proposed code has not yet.
however, been formally adopted by any
government pending the decision OF the
international meteorological committee.
which meets in Berlin next September
Since the London meeting objections have
been raised by the German authorities to
the proposed night signals, on the ground
that they are not sufficiently distinctive
and might be confused with other harbor
lights. The Deutsche Seewarte at Ham,
burg is now experimenting with several
systems of night signals and will lay the
results Of its Investigations before the
committee.