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Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1910-06-11
TO THE YOUNG FOLKS

The Bismarck public schools have
graduated another class OF young
people, and some of them will enter
higher institutions of learning and
some of them will be called upon to
take their places in the world as wage
earners and members of the busy
class that makes up our industrial
world. The graduation exercises are
fifty termed commencement exer-
cises," for the active lives of the
young people have in great many
cases just begun. So many platitudes
have been said to young people upon
graduation, that anything in the way
of advice and suggestion might be
deemed superfluous, were 1t not for
the fact that constant iteration and
reiteration of good advice and sug-
gestion has it's effect upon these
young people. There are just a few
things that are highly important to
young people, starting out in the
world. One of them is the Importance
of keeping good company; another is
the importance of keeping busy at
some useful occupation, and another
is the importance of keeping sweet
and cheerful and looking at the world
from the right angle of view. There
are a good many things in the world
that are not as we might like to have
them, but change comes slowly, and
reform walks always forward, but not
always with rapid footsteps. The
way of the world is largely the sum
of the ways of the individual, and by
making himself little better, every
one of us has the opportunity to make
the world little better. Those
young people who 60 out into the
world with hearts full of kindness,
cheerfulness and earnestness will
make good and they will make the
world brighter and better. Let them
keep optimistic, believe firmly in the
intrinsic good that lies in humanity
and keep their footsteps firmly in the
paths that lead to contentment and
happiness-and those are paths that
none of US very often mistake. Good
citizenship lies very often in the hum
BILE walks of life. There are many
heroes who have never been crowned
or acclaimed. To do our duty in the
ways we walk, and to walk there with
contenment and happiness until our
efforts or abilities lead upward and
onward-this is a pretty good phil
osophy. Naturally, we are all proud
of our young people and want to see
them valuable and useful men and
women. That is the reason that we
sometimes tire them with our advice
and suggestions. But we may be par
doned this because of our interest,
and the young people ought to be
glad we are all interested in them.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1910-06-11
LARGE LAW CLASS.

The supreme court had Intended TO
be at Grand Forks today to hear ap-
plications for admission to the state
bar, but on account of the large num-
Der who took the examination it was
impossible to get the papers in shape
for the court to act so the session
was postponed until Monday when it
is expected everything will be in
readiness. The class of 1910 seeking
admission to practice as attorneys in
the state is the largest in the his
tory of North Dakota.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1910-06-11
FINE FRESH LARD

One of the greatest grocery bar
gains Bismarck people have had a
chance to get lately is offered at Guss-
ner's in fine kettle-rendered lard at
only 1714 centh per pound. You should
buy now because best grade lard at
171sc pound is a chance no care
full housekeeper will let get away.
And that it's sold at Gussner's is am
pie guarantee of quality. t..
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1910-06-11

taken to work out a practical system
of state roads, system that will
give the best service needed and be
fair as between the various communi-
ties of the state.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1910-06-11

For fine shoe repairing go to 1.-THE
Bismarck Shoe Hospital" Carl
Juhnke's, No. 215 Fifth street.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1910-06-11
ARE YOU READING WEBB
BROTHERS SATURDAY ADS?

Better see what today offers. Item
No. one is trimmed hats,
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1910-06-11
THE RAIN THE OTHER DAY
MEANS MILLIONS OF DOLLARS
TO NORTH DAKOTA

And 50 does the all day Saturday
Sale at WebbBrothers mean dollars
saved to the buyers Of Bismarck and
vicinity. Item No. three is rugs. AZ.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1910-06-11
THE RAIN THE OTHER DAY
MEANS MILLIONS OF DOLLARS
y TO NORTH DAKOTA

And 50 does the all day Saturda,
Sale at WebbBrothers mean dollar.
saved to the buyers Of Bismarck ans
vicinity. Item No. three is rugs.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1910-06-11
WILL EXHIBIT At ~
$ S ;;f'. JUNE: Il
Two Performances, Matinee and Night
Wait for Burk's Big
UNCLE TOMS
CABIN CO..
7O-..PEOPLE---7O

7Q-.-PE0PlE---
MORE MEN WOMEN AND CHILD
Rem!
MORE HORSES, PONIES AND
DONkEYS!
THE LARGEST PACK OF SlBER-
IAN BLOOD HOUNDS.
DON'T BE DECEIVED BY AN IN
EERIOR EXHIBITION!
WAIT FOR THE BIGGEST AND
BEST.
SUNDAY, JUNE II
UNDER CANVAS
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1910-06-11

Correspondents wanted in every city. tow! town
and precinct in the western part OF INC '.. =. =:
Al paptt tson ,[S s0i s 1eeeved and until
sr1earages are paid.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1910-12-23

0te bSfem 8uben, Gin pfarrer bate beim
prebisen bic 8eiuobnbeit, Bel ieDem SuBe, ben er iprafl,
nit elmer Sanb auf bic Rantpe Der &an3el 81, i6laesn.
ginise 8tnsel ledtsn einmul guoela auf ben plab. Der
lus", barn bieb er alE bic Rampe in cine Babel = has
tparen 9etpiB bDie 8uben!"
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1910-12-23

RinbIid. 8rGileiit Bot 3abnf&nersen uhb NOR
beim 8abnarat. Gbtnbs ltbnte Der fIeint aubi iein
RSpfdsn an ibu Babe unb bas GrduIsin ioets su Inn:
Nd, bos ibut gut
Der fleine MidHn.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1910-12-23

0os geifers. u: sd frdste Sic bod, oh
Sie mn Die Finf5is Dollars bergen ipplleiJ iparunl srs
bdite i6 tehne aHtuort2-
g: .Gs lit better, ib blei6e sSbnen iebt bic antpprt
I6uISis, as Sic mir ipGtsr bic fiinf5is Dollars"
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1910-12-23

SIN aaberaip.inm. Sanas Grau: mas tpirO
ksnn bas, mas Du bn h@FYs
GKmiis: .Dos nuB Id ei f.tn!.
Jiust Grau: .6iebf Du. uuo mid la4it Su aus.
ptnn ID sttpas spdf, unb ni&t tptib, mos Is peroer
four
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1910-12-23

4uf benz gplt3eibureau. geamter: rSn.
chen pirb semelOet, baB in Der pergdnsenen Rodt bel
paniamapn G So. Elm srober @einSiebitdhl ptribt fpOts
ben it,
arin,inal : &pnmiiIar: y8is mprgen tpattsn unb
bann bic Rrunenbduier abiu4en."
9reisrdtbItL rsante, mas 1T fin. Gin Inter
I6iso stpii9en Dir unb einein alaper24
r0as peib i'd ni4t."
r9u tannf uns asftObtsn psrben, iast Der gap0,
bas &lapisr absr ni4t.4
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1910-12-23
Snt gxafnen.

grofsFor 9ums: rqBanu Gnbsrt aadmus bic syarbe
enb tridetlt roth itatt bIau2' (gr ~ertpartet bic antpprt:
eDtnn man einen 3uIab bon SGrre madt unb blft benz
man einsn - gu -
Stub. Sdhimpitr .rI,udttt: .g8.nn man .in.n
~ ibtn bat. Ssrr prpFefor!A
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1910-12-23

@aip. Suussr Gbsmann: rgtan folte es ni6t fir
riOsIid buIten, oab oft bic ~biintmien Mdnner 10 Iisbe
nnb i90ne 6rauen bstonmen?"
Sunse 5rua: .a8 GET, 9u S%ameidelt0ss!'
Wabr. StduIein u: r4ie fdrsdli9 mub Der
Gebants fir cine sroBs Sdnserin Itin. tDenn lie ptib,
fe bat lire Stimnne %berloren."
Grdilsin 9: Rod i6rsdlifer, tDena Ie IS nidt
prib."
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1910-12-23

,8ei uns in Der 5anilis bat jeber einen Sport: Der
Otto ipielt potp Der Serb ~iamnelt gfsfsntrpf
unb bin Diplomat"
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1910-12-23

Ssrr: limb men baltsn Sic fir ben srSBten grs
Iinber unI.rr 3ett, snG6tge Trau2@
DAME: r9sinen @aften bprt!s
Serr: .Sbrsn Germ g.mabI9 gndbise Grau
f@eSen - Us
Dame: rDardaus niat. 81, slauben ia gar nidt,
mas Der fur griinbe erfinbei, tpenu sr et am Maorssu
mad Sauie iOmut.s
Ggpetimtnte. .gDesbafb iab man Bonn mill
srs bic itbte Sell sar nidt mebra1
Die gan5e Senilie mar odt Gage tranf; grna
mar aus Der ptniion stfommen unb bate einen grobes
iudeh s.boden.1 .
Das @tbtt Der Sunsfrau. &ommersiens
ratb On feintr Sodtr): rglein 9ott. felt Sabren Ipelt
be MI i6on bas 8ebet eintr %sSunsfral - tpirb Re bod
inSpiIdeu T6on ~s.uprbtn ftin groBmutter!4
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1910-12-23

.Saeen Sic NAL, srau SaulSen, pas 1T benn uRfer
gad6ar pisfis eisentIid fir n menId, tpeun er NAL
nidtsrn iIt2-
.Sa, bette 5rau Ililern, bos lam i6 Sbnen pirts
Ii9 nibt fosen; Der pOhnt ia ert felt brei Ssahren
bier nebenan.1
9istrtbitirttr SpOrt .0b auftfdiffabrt
nod Sport iF2"
.Tee. mtia Snabise. bi. ianae gbpie reist mid mid
nlsHr, felt mir ieitsrn msin SdnsiOer in asroplan Be-
%issuete!4
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1910-12-23

sobn; rpopa. LAB mir bod aus BEN 9iri4fea pa
Elm paar SoIen mu9enl-
80rFsr: ~@ern, mein Sunss, SIS muB dbsr eIt
seserbt lperben."
eobn: nd, poSu Oenn2 Das 6eIOrst idOn Der
perr 2ebrer!4
8ttm @unbtrbottor. SD ittle mtine
Diasnoisn itets aus ben aussn Der pattentrn. 60 iagt
mir Sbr lintes auae tlar unb oeutltd1, paB sc an
8linbbarmrei5ungen Ieiben."
.@as 1T pobt nidt gut nl09lid; Bonn nitsIts IT
mir Der 8linbbarm Dor etpa brei Sdbren berdusgsthrilts
len pptO.n, unb ~spsitsns 1T mein linics ansc Elm SIas=
alse!!1
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1910-08-04
SpSmiebem jaGst6t.

oil onneuinen io,luaatto ponban
parisfunnan fobiSIa -9elIin9isid.
Wlies oil iuuri find pdfpdna mienpt
panffiin faiffi idastDnid, iotfa bdn
muoTien fuluesia oil fopnnit. Sum'
ma oil fofo fuuri tDDmieben idds-
iDit5i, 400 morffaa. Wutta niinpd
mics oIifin fotiel6mdsSddn ddrettb'
mdn tarfto. ToiIinoon tdmG bdnen
pmaiIuutenIa ibon pltpi fitiouoeff.
aerronfin, fun moimo iafoi fppb'
fpIiue Iimpun fuorto, olfoi mics
banta Iiitd torua ia ianoi: rapud Ie
mield meiletin felpda". Mutta ill
loin moimo fiimostui ia pastaf:
rSlla bppd ibminen ole Min miiu,
munien' Iinultofin ferran otetaan lei
pd pois.r
SGmG foti oil muiien otfpan to-
paDiIia ponbonaifuiIia tpDmiesfo
teio. Witddn eritpista buomiotu toi'
men toiIeueen ei pioieitu. 9pmddbup
inertia enempdd FUN bpnddnbtd'
fddn ei ianottu. So ruotoiltoeeio e
futoan iuuri pubunut mitddn. Wtut
to aomu', Ito ia ruofarufouffio tui
tenfin alma faptetiin. So losten pit
IpbbesIaan istuo biIioo poifouoon
eipatfa iaoneet, niinfuin npfpddr
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1910-08-04

9liein ndfee, bppdtd leipdpoIa fdoeSs
u pmpiri pibasio ia taoulIa.
SunnuntoiIin luettiin abferaan
SiDrfqnistin posttuoa.
Mies oil ouut mutana rafentas
masIa SietaIaboen fauppabaIia ia
Gotoianofaua toIoittamasIa merens
rantao. So mield bdn Iuuli omaa'
panIa fdIimoriisiaon pddoman. fpls
lin Iuuren pudpitddtieen bdnet ia
perbeenId miimeiieen elonpdimddn
asst.
Mutta tdsId luulosIa mics pet
ipi.
Souti tefifin 10 faIaa tpDtd bdnen
ruumiisIaan. SeiIominen mdrdsid
bietasIa oil mdhiteIen aibeuttannt
iaIenIdrfpd. So plan ie olfoi tuntua
min fopaeti, ettd bdnen tdptpi idt'
tdd tuottapa tpDpaiffania.
@oimaIoiIesti ban endd iaottoi
fdmeuG. Mutta t~pDhDmdfii Ell fuiten'
fam moinut oiateIIa idttdptpd. gan
eff belpompaa tointa ia iaifin pD'
pobbin paifon.
Eulot olipat MT nruutenfin palion
pienemmdt; ia fun litdpaitii tonoin
totia oil ebtimiieen ostettapa lddfs
teitd, tuli patfo ottaa ponfista ra'
boo.
R~ojfeuoiIio lddffeita mies'parfa
fpettifin. Wtifd neupoi pbtd laiia,
mifd tpista. So %fuitenfaan Ell mis-
tddn tu0ut fopaanr ruumiinidrtppn
b~elpotusta. Sdn ioutui fofonaan
puoteen omafii. @oimo palpoi
tGrIipduiIesti nnettomina bind 3D.
men f~ansIaon, Wutta FUN isrfp tut
Than poIttopafIi, oil ioiras pietd'
pd Maarion %iairooIoan.
Siuoin naimofin 10 oil min ND
ipnpt, ettd Fun bdnen oil iotrasbnor
neeIeen toimiteitapa miebenid mai
netobistus, Min ban iulaSta beiffou
besta fobuna ppDrtpi.
S~atfetaan.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1910-08-04

SiIdldbetpfIen tpDntefiid tulee eld'
mdn fomasIo taistelusia fatferois
tuneen, tafapiboaa q Iupan, iuntarin
luo.
rSptpdd pdipdd".
81 nastausta.
,Sulin teitd ternebtimddn".
Yientd murinaa. Suutari eli noSta
fatlettannfoan.
,Saanfo istuo t1bGn?"
,Gibdn tdGud tuolia oIe", fuuluu
iIdnndn mastaus. So tooeuiiuubes'
ia Ell buoneeeIa pllnttaan muuta
m~orIinoisfa istuiniiiaa FUN le runs
pm, lola Iuutari life istui.
Wlutta tuliia pppii iaaba fdnttdd
bppdfieen ion9pn reunaa, iotta olo
tuntuiIi fobiffoammalta.
rGbfd bdiriiIen %tp0tdnne, JOS tds'
ID pubelen mdbdien?"
,Np mitdpd iiitd!"
gDaiffa bdnen ddnenid olifin mie'
Id bieman fartea, naptti pobiaIamp
10 m%uuttuneen.
,Gipd tGsiG endd ole bdtdd", aiots
tell tuliia ia iattoi robfeastt festus'
telua.
vSeibGn pitdiIt normaon pteld
Ioaoa malmiifIi nuo fensdt tdnd H.
tona, fostei polion endd ndp putt
tuipan?"
,Niinpd pitdiIi."
80 fitte Ell IoiIifaon oifoa tdsid
bufota. Gbfd titIen toiste?"
nSstufaa mt noon!"
raiattelin tdsid paan ppptdd ioo'
ba pdbdien Utica teiue, Jos fptifiitft
fuunneua."
rUtita ie diff %fitten?"
.TdduG paan f%errotaan erddste
miIioonanomietaiasto."
r9aiiaa ola fapitalistinen firioi
tuS."
yGbfd iaon luteo?'
r2ufefao pois."
2enfoIebtiiesid %ferrotiiin miebestd
iofa lapIuubestoon osii oil ioino
nut pdaIemdnId milioononomistuiot
ri. Wuooet fuIuimot, monio ponnis
tusta ia fo%mpastuSta oil festettd
. nd. Soimo Ell t%oteuhinut min pio'
{ fuin bdn oil o%ioteuut. Wiutto ferro'
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1910-08-04
yOmfp elamd iddstdmifem
artppinen?"

Mrs. steuie Wlc Ranrp, prebtis,
firioittoo, ettd bdneua oil
erittdin poboa lootuo munuaistoutt
ia A punoo SoIepn munuoislddfe
%poronIi bdnet terlpeetIi. Sdn Iouiui
tirieenId IopusIo: = rSpodmmelli
icst iuoftteIen SoIepu munuoisIdd'
fettd faifile munuoistoutia tdriipil'
Ie. sc Iddsti minun b~enfeni".
Oscar NorbIine.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1910-08-04

null tuitenfin heiti, iouoin bdn pu'
naiien pafiun miipan ole iai Fir
~loittoa o~maiiuuttaan pfottamat mill
iooranumerot. So FUN ban piimet
len NOLAN piirIi, pbotii ban bartaas'
ii ionfunlaiien portin eldmdn on
reen aufeneman. Wtutta ibmeeuiIins
I'd oil, eta Iamaqo FUN tdmd fiibos
tin oil lafannut maituttamasta, ia.
malta mpDs MT iaaputetun PAD.
mddrdn loiSio tpffdnddn iammui,
ia fonan tpDn hilos ndptti olelpan
pettpmps.
yTurbia fansI", fesfeptti luutari.
rpettpmpffen fp0d tiebdn, mutta Ie
Ell iobou miliooneista, paan fDp.
bppbestd."
Soto pube rabasta ndbtdndsti fiji
botti iuutaria. Sdn ei iuuri fosfaan
olut pbt'aifaa omtstanut enemmdn
rabaa FUN mitd fenfdparista iai,
ella bdneud nIut mitddn toiipoa.
faan paremmista aioiSta. Sdn tieii
iaanania istua rummullaan ifdnid
loppuun asst.
Wieras buomaIi iuutarin drtpi
Ippben ia piodtti mabdien lufuaan.
Wlutta mdbdn aian fuliittia BAN Ell
poinut ola buomauttamatta:
naatIofaa, iiind fDpbpps ia riffa'
us iuuri %pbtpWdttin, eta, euei muit'
ia eldmdn iiIdltDd ole, %moIemmisia
tapaufIisIa marmaan on lopputu'
lotIena pettpmps."
Suutari banfaIi fiireesti to%iIenfen.
9dnpobian ipridd ia Ianoi mdbdn l.
maqiIeua ddneud: yNo mistd iitte Ell
oIiIi petipmpstd2"
rSianfaiffiIen eldmdn omistami'
iesta."
rSe olette Ills Iaarnaaia?"
ygliin, nina tpaan min mieleadni
pubuiIin teiue tusfien miehestd, ios
ia foitfi fdrIimptIe let tuntee."
nNiin, fpad iita iaa Min birmuiIes'
ii fdriid tdsid, ettei oitein alma tiebd
mitG tefee".
ynsfon fen; mutta oletteto o~iatels
leet fuinfa Ie moi innostuttoa Iotas
miebid, jos beiodn pGdaitfDnid mais
maloiiesia taistelusia i~aottaa Ianoa
BELLE: &omat ONO. teiodn pdindnne
ia pDnne, fomat teiodn muoteennes
Fin, ia faitfien maimoloisten mars
iimisten torpeeuiiuutta en- moi Wield
teiIe leIittdd. Wutta JOS Ie on teiae
lobbututiefTi, mpin teile ionoa, ettd
toboon teioGn fons ianne miettdG D6'
nj tainasaua, tabbon iafaa teibdn
roipintonne ia Ieietd teio6n rinnoIl
lame fuumimmoeIo ptteIusfo."
,Weiud on pddaiftn, ristiarmei>
jan paduitfD Seeius 9rIstus, iofa
moi Ianoa mield palion Iobouailem'
min. Sdn %Ianoo: S~attufoon rnoS'
Fan isfut pfIinpmoan n,inun leltdds
nj, m%uotofoon ptIin minun ipereni,
Iiud nina taboon fuoua teiodn puos
Iestonne, iotta ipntinen i%bmisrauffa
iaiIi turpan ristini iuureuo."
Suutari oil fumortunut fenfdpos
rin1a pli. 2otfpaan ATTAIN ei pulpit
tn mitddn.
Wieras nouIi fifteen ia t%arioii fdta
tddn Ianoen: rSaanfo tuaa toiste'
fin?"
,Sulfaa moan", oil biliainen mass
touS.
Sepearaba aItoiio mdbdn pdlftpd
IattioIa, faipotie fen pobioSia fimalte'
Ii lpbbpn maloslo bdmdrdsti ialo
metoui barmaan fimen Ieasta, nuts
ia paIion buoleuista etIimistd nield
tarpittiin, ennenfuin ie tobeuiiumoes'
ia IDptpi.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1910-08-04

en6d puhua. Mindtddn en- tahtonul
enempdd bdntd naimata, luin maan
funaufIen bdnen pliiienid ia aiioin
bilian poiStua. Wmtta fiuoin buoma'
fin ettd maimo tabtoi furottoa lai'
ban fdtenid iddbpwdiiitii.
Cana anne,tiin Iitten Mile tpDttb
mile, iotfa ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS nina
pdininG olimat etIineet tpDtd, iotta
IaataiIiin iotu Iiistim6dn tuota buos
META.
GnIimdinen, iota pppoettiin iule'
moan, fpastaii: rel minuaa ole ai'
toa"; toinen eitei ban moinut oitein
bpipin, ia folmas: zen nina ifdnd
iitben fotiin meme, fpId~ nina fen
Iitli bpmin tunnen."
Ndmd mastanfIet eipdt itie aiioss
ia bdmmdstpttdneet, iiud onban ie
min, eta JOS ioa malta tDitd, Ell ties
tpstifddn malitIe noin lifaista.
Suone Iaotiin tuitenfin ~iiipotut.
Il ia naimo Maarian Iairaalaan fir
retpt5i.
Waifea on funata militia tGmd
muutos bdnestd tuntui. Sdn oil oil.
hut min fauan piilosla ia plenannet'
tuna, ettG narmaan bdnestd enIin
oil melfein bairitIemdd tuua mebe
tptIi pdimdnipoloon. Wutta bdnen
moIoiia %unenia fuitenfin ndptti olots
tufpan, eta bdnenfin ipbdmenid tais
paii maloa ia %pmbtamtta.
Sa fufapa moi aapistaa mitd
soittea palion fd%riineen, unobbetun
ibmiien Ipbdn fdtfee. &ofo ibmisiies
luban on min iolaperdinen. &c iaats
taa biIiaiiuuoesIa itfed nppbfpttdd
IeuaiIisiatin tapauffisIa, ioisia olifi
luuQut faitti fen bienoimmatfin dds
net 10 fauan Iitten tufaboutetln. asD'
lp on naan laefeutunut fen pddue,
min etteifpdt ibmiIet endd fiinnitd
Iiiben mitddn buomiota.
Uloni Iaattaa tpad abferaanfin
astaroioa i%onfun Dlimalfoiien Iielu'
tufpan ddresid, mutta tobelliiei
ipffimdt, fdrIiwdt iieIut, fen tuntee
ne?
NiitG buoneita eli ole fufaan muii
fuin I%pntisten W%apobtaia tppSttn las
foiSIut. Wutto b1nen nertanfIes'
taan fdp ielniue, eitei buoneen Iafai'
ieminenfaon pield rita. !Sopeara'
ba lDpbetddn wasta buoleuiIesti ets
}in,GaG.
&untin ibmisIpodmen opela on
Iuffo, tpinen belpommin, toinen mois
teammin apattaipa. Wutta tomalli'
Iesti emme malta etIid oieeoa opain'
to, maan prit1mme hiffoo fdrtes
mduG pddstd Iiiadn. Sentdbben on'
fin eldmdsid min paIion mddrinpm'
mdrrpstd, min polion fatteruutta.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-11-18
ROADS INCREASE RATES
ON REBUILT ENGINES

WASHINGTON. Nov 1s-To dis
courage the practice. largely by South
ern railroads, of having discarded io-
comotives repaired and selling them
70 samll railroads. the trunk lines de-
cided to advance the rates for trans
porting these reconstructed engines.
The Interstate Commerce Commission
to-day suspended the increased rates
until March 81. 1911.
An overchange of $S12 in freight
rates was the basis of a complaint
filed by Swift e. Co, OF Chicago.
against the Baltimore and Ohio and a
half dozen other railroads with the
Interstate Commerce Commission to-
day. The Chicago concern says 1t i'm
ported at Baltimore 925 tons of kainit,
a combination OF potash and magne-
aia. and that the overcharge was
made In distributing the kainit to diff
ferent parts Of the country. Tho
commission Is asked to require the
railroads to refund the $s12
A reduction in alleged excessive
rates on plate and rough ribbed glass
from St. Louis and other Missouri
4points was asked from the Interstate
Commerce Commission to-day by the
Memphis freight bureau and two
Memphis glass dealers.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-11-18
TEACHERS HOLD
LARGE INSTITUTE
NOTABLE ADDRESSES AND GOOD
ATTENDANCE MAKE THE AZ
FAIR A SUCCESS.

- -
Especial to The Richmond sirSihlah.'
STEVENSVTLLE. VA. Nov. 1s.~--
The most interesting event Of the sea.
~, -, ,,..t, - ~, .,,,,.
sun "e'e vas t"e e'.''ns =, '''0 p1D
lie school teachers from all parts OF
King and Queen To a teachers insti-
mn. held ut s,eyensy,,le on Tuesday
ana weanesdav November Is and ID.
An ,nterestinx nrorram had already
been arranged nv SUPERINTENDENT Il.
A Terrell The ESSAYS rear ana ths
sneeches made on Inc various sub.
iscts were very helnf,,, and ins,rur-
tive 10 the teachers and 10 All pres
emf
Rountif,,1 dinners were provided
both day. and homes were provid e,i
a. n,yht FAR all ,nnchers and y,sitors
from q a,s,anea Nv IN. natrons of IN.
s.evsnsvii,s Hlyh school The teach.
ers nre.ent =. Ia schools were. Mr..
ana Mr.. Iohn.nn ~ Marrio,. Miss
Ert,ych. ~ Mar,... Misc ella Elaaf
~ Mar,o,. Miss Ai,na waller ~
waIk.rtan. Miss Fannie DaShaxo NJ
Prevalence. Mrs n +. Vaughan. ri
pro,idnnca. Mic. yu,iat washtrvton
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-11-18
VANDERBILT GETS
A BLUE RIBBON
CAPTURES HIS
FIRST PRIZE OF 1910 HORSE
SHOW WITH HACKNEY.

NEW YORK. November 1s.---Al-
though In former years he has been
ono of the big contenders for first
honots at the horse show it was not
until Thursday that Alfred Il. Wander
bilt managed 10 annex blue ribbon
at this years show. Driving his Sir
James. q magnificent hackney. he
managed to win the NAla cup. one Of
the most coveted trophies OF the week
from good field. This cup. the gift
OF Joseph w. Hartman. was contest
ed for this year for the first time.
To become the personal property Of
amy one it must be won three times.
not necessarily In succession.
Besides the hackney contest most
OF the morning session was deyot4d
70 judging haclGn&1 stAlltOns, heAvys
weight hunters ana sGd6js h0tmos ~
Of whiek brought ont ~ sAtS3
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-11-18
TO LOOK INTO QUALITY
or ENGINEERING WORK
OMMITTEE
WANTS TO KNOW ABOUT
pUMPHOrsE DRIVEWAY.

The quality Of work done by as
sistant city engineers, with particular
reference to the pumphouse driveway
In William Byrd Park. will be dis
cumed by members OF the committee
investiga ting the office Of the city en-
gineer when they meet Friday night.
1t In claimed that the driveway.
which II a sweeping curve more than
half mile long. has been made UNI
lovely by an irregular. zigxag curbing.
which has cost the city several thou
sand dollars. and which will have TO
be entirely replaced. Members OF the
committee declare that II this work
was done by al assistant engineer
they will recommend that he be re-
lieved of all park work on the grounds
Of Incompetence.
Contractor H. L. Driscoll has baen
summoned to attend the meeting in
the capacity of a witness He viii!
be questioned as to a reported contro-
versy between himself and Inspector
James A. Bailey
Numerous other witnesses, inciud-
ing many city officials. have been
summoned also as witnesses.