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Newark post., 1910-02-09
Newport Events

Mrs. Louis Ball and daughter, Nellie,
have returned from visit IN oxford
Mr.. Berg has returned from visit
to his home in Denmark, and has taken
his position again as chemist Tor the
Krebbs Pigment and Chemical Works.
here.
I..ovd Knots, OF Townsend, has ac-
ceptcd a position as boOk-keeper Tor
krcbbs Pigment and Chemical Works
here.
James Brackin and family were the
guests OF Louis Ball, on Sunday.
Mrs. Sarah f. Finn, of Newport, is
visiting her daughter, Mrs. James
Polk, OF Wilmington.
Tie Sewing Circle will be held at the
residence OF Mrs. Briggs, ON Thurs
day, the 18TH
AT the weekly meeting Of Delaware
Grange, February /, an enjoyable even
ii1g was spent. Charles kcnworthy, OF
Wilmington. gave an interesting ad-
dress on adutcration oi seeds. A vocal
quartet by members of the Grange,
Miss Helen Gregg. read a selection.
after which a debate followed-"Coun-
trv Life as Compared with City Life y
which was enjoyed by all The meet
ing was one of the largest in the his
tory OF the Grange. Announcement
was made OF Farmers Institute to be
held Professor Harry Hayward, OF
Delaware College, Will select the
speakers.
on February 7, Grange met in regu-
lar session, and matters OF interest
werp discussed, among them being the
report of William H. Mccoy, who
was sent to Dover rs a delegate to the
meeting Of the Farmers Exchange
Also the Institute was postponed from
rhe r4th to the last Ct the month. The
Grange received an invitation from
Diamond State Grange to visit them
About thirty members were present.
Miss Helen w. Gregg entertained a
number Of her friends at a ''moon-
Eght " at her home on Friday evening
February 4th Although it occurred
in tile dark Of the moon, the parlor
was lighted by an artificial moon, as
wcH as stars An enjoyable cvenin
was spent with games and guessing
contests. after which refreshments
were served. Those present were Mr.
and Mrs. Edgar G.. Hilyard. Messrs
Marvin F. Ball, and John r. Price
Misses Leila A. Lyman and Hazel f
Lvnam all Of Newport, Mr.. Harolo
Groves. OF Marshallton. Misses Maud,
+. Polk. Mary E. Vandeerift and
Mcssrs. John S. 'rru,x and f. Cliftor
Sutton, of Wilmington.
Newark post., 1910-02-09

They biuld then nests. If their lives
have purpose as they fly it has never
been discovered. God feeds them. But
he does not put the food into their
mouths with a spoon. They find it.
God feeds them But they do the eat
ing. Life under God, according to
Gods 'aw, then the work OF God. what
ever it be.
The second illustration is unanswer-
able. No one can make the body grow.
You can make yourself no taller, can
not increase your physical power
Jesus went no further than his ques-
ton. That was enough. One can de
velop power, can develop muscles, and
increase strength, but not beyond lat
ent possibility.
The next illustration is from the
flowers. Do not expect, however, to
get a coat, or a shawl, as a lily gets
its clothing.
Yet, thinking more closely, the
grass is clothed because its roots
work They do not think about the
color they are making in blade and
blossom. They just act as God, the
anture controller. has said they shall.
But how gorgeous the flowers are.
Solomon did his best to be glorious,
hut he was not decked like a field lily.
I Now comes the close of the argu-
ment. But it is not an assertion but
an assertivc question, Shall He not
much more clothe your
There is where the world breaks and
SAYS mo"
The world has never yet dared, or
tried, to trust God as Jesus said.
Nss. 3I-34. These verses contain the
great command No one. has ever
completely kept it. Our trust is to be
based on Gods knowledge OF Our
needs. and on the fact that he is our
Heavenly Father.
By this trust the children OF the
Kingdom are to be differentiated from
the pagans Gentle life seeks nothing
above the worldly and selfish. The life
OF the Kingdom must seek the heavenly
and spiritual, and trust God to give
what he knows is needed.
/ VS.. 80. The golden text is the law
for Christian life Seek first the King.
dom OF God Then add to it a life
which is rightcouswith righteousness
like that OF God This is the first duty
How about food and clothing anc
other such things? "They shall be add
cd" says Christ Who will add them
Jesus did not say He left us to inier
that God would. But | have noticed
that God does it by making men able tc
work.
Verse IS, verse 81, and verse "a eacl
say Take no thought" Jesus mus
have been tremendously in earnest t,
say this thrice in such quick succession
| Let us heed it. Translate into life.
Do not be over-anxious. Do no
worry. Live the life of the Kingdom
well. Do your work honestly That
part of Gods Righteousness. He doe
his work honestly. Put tomorrow
. work away Live to-day with all you
might for God. The only moment W
t surely have is the present; Lift tn
, load of the hour. Garry the burde
r of now"
Jesus Christ was great philosophe,
Sufficient unto the day lis the ev
J thereof
Newark post., 1910-02-09
Strickersville

Miss Reba Vansant has returned al
ter an extended visit with Chester
friends.
Miss. Mary T. Smith, Wilmington, is
being entertained at Daniel Thomp-
sons. -.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. d. Howett, Cam.
den, N. T., spent last week with friends
here.
Mrs. G. w. Vansant spent last week
Newark post., 1910-02-09
Sunday School Lesson
By r. S. Holmes

Lesson VII. February 49, 1910.
WORLDLINESS AND TRUST
(Matt 8: Io-34)
Golden Text: Seek ye first the
Kingdom of God and his righteous
ness; and all these things shall be add
ed unto YOU" Matt. o: 33.
Here is the most searching portion
of the sermon on the Mount. 1t cuts
closer to the line than any other part.
Men in the Church do not believe even
now that the thought in these verses
is anything more than the vagary of a
dreamer.
They were the words OF the King.
They were directions for the citizens OF
the Kingdom. But only here and there
one lives within sight Of these laws
Look at them closely.
Newark post., 1910-02-09

The life is more than meat. But if
i has no meat it VIII become death.
Well, God knows it.
Do not worry about what you shall
eat. That does not mean make no
provision to have something to eat
Trust Tor LIES commonest things.
hat is the great law of the Kingdom.
DO not be forever thinking about
yourselves Think more about the
Kingdom of God.
Seltishness IS the death OF the child
Of the Kingdom.
There is not word about belief in
this lesson. 1t is full of trust how
ever: Trust God for to-day. That is
the lesson.
One day at time That is the law
of the Kingdom.
Newark post., 1910-02-09
The Trust Co.
A NECESSITY

The Trust Company is more flexible institu-
tion than bank because it has agency and trustee
powers whi ch National, State and Savings Banks
lack. For this its field Of operation s
broader and it appeals very strongly to that large
part Of the public whose needs by 9TH
er instit ons. The Trust Company has
be necessity Of modern business. The Newark
Trust and Safe Deposit Company filling a place
of constantly increasing impor the CONNER
cial affairs of Newark We seek the
opportuni ty to show you how help you
business.
Newark post., 1910-02-09
REPORT CONDITION CLOSE OF BUSINESS
JANUARY 81, 1910
RESOURCES.

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Fractional lPaprC md
LegaTen
hon Deposit IL
StockP in
Profits LesC Current
"
PAYABLE, O 2,5oo
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nsr % the best o kuowla andb
KELLEY, Treas
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Jn(anO Ge(egrap6

gum : ODE oerurt9elII.
0eldnp. GIa., II. qpril. Srs
pina 5andett, sin iunger WsiBer, Der
am II. Isebruar Die IA Sabre alte
Glepic 1ebesr sritoten bat, puroe am
Montas pm elmer Surp oes Wtoroes
i'm srlten 8raoe jhulois befunoen uRo
BON benz Ritter S0nss iofort gum
5obe perurtbeilt.
6andxtt bsgegnets Dem iunsen
Waohen auf sinsm WaloDege. a!s
bas WGbden feline freae 4nndheruns
nit GntriiItung Suriitpies, sriff er es
nit sinem WleiIer an unn er bro4te
inn SO Slide bsi.
5anhett mar Elm eGsmdlIaer Snlahe
Der ReformfhuIe Don Connecticut uno
nurbe BON 80. 3. Doolsp bier6srgss
braht.
Gbicago's Ginrahme aus
ben StraBenb bahnen.
Gbicaeo, ST., Il. 4pril. Nus
.inem foeben perDfisntlihten 9ertht
gebt berpor, Dap DIR proltf oer SIaol
gbicaso unter benz SpItem. unter mel,
dem Der bieIise Strdbenbabnbetrieb
itebt. iih Bis jsBt auf S4.500,000 Be-
lduft. Gs beoeutet oies einen profit
bon unsefdbr 81, 100000 per Sa5r
fir bic Staot.
9 6af3udter unb 9tebb.rs
ben geftser.
Granb Sunctions, gol., Il.
April. Sn einer 9sriammluns BON
etpa 200 8isbbsiissrn uno 5eimitdt=
tssSnba6ern ess Big Part 2anoss
purben ihlpsrs 9robungen sessn bic
Ghafsiihter aus lltab laut. iolltsn
bieielben ss tpasen, nit ibren 5eerben
naf COLORADO su tommsn.
Die Shafsiihtsr iino separnt pors
ben, ben pom Rio Grdnoe, llnansel
unb GunniIon Rtosr 6sBren5ten 3i-
itritt nit ibrsn 6eeroen Su betreten,
id,einen iieh aus ben Drobungen aber
psnig Su MAIDEN, ha Il. bereits iiber
ben Rio Grlnbe cine Stablbriide ses
i4Ia4sn bobsn.
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feds g3rosent bon ben Steuern su err
beben. bic BON ben Staotgsmsinben
fir nnperbienten Wertb3ulaB tolettirt
iperben uno erfrartet aus bieier
Que(Ie s7,5Oo,0o0 su erbalten, ba
bic Stdbte jebt unsefdhr $125, 5,00o.s
900 idbrlih aus bieier oteusr beSie.
ben. gprldufig tpirD Die RegisrunJ
nidts tbun, I'm ben Wert18uDa6s bon
aftien unb Bombs su beiteuera.
Der 9eneraltreit in W a r
feille Elm 5eblihlag
Wlarfeille, II. Nprit. Der
24itunbiqe Generafiireif, Der CUR I'm.
teritiibung oes Streits Der Wurin..
Reierpen angeprbnet tpuroe, mar Elm
| HeblItlag, bd nur fe6r Denige qrbei.
fer bic Streiforbre befoIgtsn. Der
Seemannsitreit lit 10 gut ME gu Gns
be. Die Dampfer, Die an Sonntaq
in SEE gingsn. apurben Ohne 5in3u.
5iebung bon 8lnujaden Rmannt.
lGin 2ootIenboot in ben
Grunb gebobrt.
Sftenbe, II. 4pril. Sin Qoot.
ienboot tpurbe am Montdq Weorger
| gu friiber Stunbe in Der Rdbe bss
Weitlinber aeuhtl4iffes in oen8runS
gebobrt. Rsun Mdnner tamen babe
ums 2eben.
Die ruifiihen Suberptrt
foIgungen.
Berlin, II. Qpril. Ter nSubi
i9s 5iIispersin" peroffsn;ti4t enties
li6e Gin3elbsiten iifer Su0snoerfolgun
gen, Die bon Der ruffii6sn Reqierun,
Dor ldnserer 3eit tpieber be9onnen tpur
ben uno nit barbariiher SrauIdmfei
fortgeIsBt tperoen. IS Iino bereitl
9auisnbe BON samilieu. bic ith ouBer
| balb Der ben S5raeliten }ugepisIensl
| 0iItritte nieoergelahsn batten, po1
| 5aus uno Sof perjagt porosu. g
aieff allsiu betrdgt Die 3a5l Der Der
| triebentn 5amilieH 1900 Sshsbuu
bert 5amilien, bic fi6 in 9Otbara5etn
itdtteR asju6t battsn. in oer 5offnune
bort Dor ben 8erfolgurg:H Ii6tr 3
| iein, bdbsn bic pon ibrsn dngelsgte
G0rier perlahen miiHen gao Der Gmil
Der feline gefehle Don G.. peters6ur
erhdIt, 9eftdttet linen nitt, iein 8ebie
Dieoer su betreteH. u ,3a6I Der /
ben perItiepsnsn gbeilsE Don Sibiris
aussepieienen 5amilisa iibsritsi!
5000.
Sabft in ben ge3irfth, In pslhe
Fl. bas 2luisntbnltsreht bsiiBen. fin
Die Suoen niht ldnoer DOR oer 4uspe
Jung ii6er. Die Rsgierung bat Die b
riihtiaten Sgnatisp ihen WaisGeiet
pon1882pisner ausgegraben uno treiI
; uner6ittlih ale Ssraeliten pom flutc
. 2anoe in Die 9bettos Der Stdote, II
, fie gu 9runbe sebsH miifeu, tpsnn
ibrsm Glsno nitt ourh bic 4ustpano
rung 81 srtfl,sfsn Dermogeu. Der III
tsrrintsminiiter Shpar5 bat eine BE
fiiguns erlalIsu, our4 IDslte ben pr
patihulsn perboten tpiro, mebr luoHc
3D9Iinge aufsunebmsn, als in ben .
. fentlitbsn QehrdnitaIteu geouloet tpe
ben. Taour5 perDsu 70 QrO5snt b
; rioiiheu sSugeno ieosr untsrrI9tsgsI
denheit berdifbt
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giffprb ginaott beiu4t
ghtp. N poiepeIi.

porto Mdurisio, o, Stalien, II.
Mpril. Gifforb pin6ot, Der friiher.
Gbsf Der s5pritabtbsilung i'm Der. ct.
MdsrbausSspartemeni, DeFen 3uiams
msntunfi NIT bern friibersn prdiioentsn
man nit bem gr0Bten Sntsreiie ent.
gegsnoeieben bate, perbrudte ben gam
sen Eoq NIT Serrn Rooienelt, mas absr
BON ben beiDen WlaHnerH beIprohen
fpurbe. tit elm ltnergriinolifes 0ehsim'
ntb.
soerr pinGpf tam segen 8 llbr Wore
gems in Der Garep'fhen @illa on. or
blisb gum 5riibitiit unb begleitets
Germ unb arau giooiepelt uno 5rI.
garep auf einer flint Stunbeu lanesH
grfuriInn in bic geree. Gr nahm aud
bas 4bsnbeHsu nit ben Rooiepelt's elm
unb es mar fhon beiuahs Witternaht,
che er in fein 6otel suriidtebrte. Ms
turs DOR bem Diner Elm aorrsIponbent
5errn pinhot fir einen augenblid ers
ipiihte, tpeiserte iih bieier irssnb ets
mas barber 81 faeeu. mas 5ipiiheH
ibm unb 5errH RooieDelt geiprohen
ipurbe. uHb bic 9oruusIaeuns, bic
Gerrn Rooiepelt Dor Elm paar 5assn
gemaht, bdb Rismanb etiuus iiber bic
Sufammentunft erfobren ipuroe, srtpies
iih dIs torrstt.
Der Getretdr bss Serrn RooIebelt
aber er3dbIte bem 4orreipouoenten nit
grocer llmitGnblihtsit, ipie bic 6srr.
fhaften burh bieCl;penbaius bes berrs
Iifen garamogna 5hale5 gefabren;
bann feds Weiisn ipsit Der oeipunosnen
Gtrabs tinouf sefoist isien, bic mad
Der beriibmten aoloniefapele fiibrt.
bic anrl Der grobe befutt haben Ioa,
aIs er su isiner arOnung nah Rom
scs unb bic iniereNantsn Rsliauien bon
ben olten BaieerensS Stldpen nes mits
telIanbiihen Wseres entlali; unb audi
ipie entbuiiditiid3 bic Ortsbepobner
lparen, nIs bic 5srrIhafttn bon Der
fSabrt suriidfehrisn uEb iie mil nil.
ben 1lumen iiberihiitteien. gils er
abr iiber bic lnnge llHierreouns 3ipis
ffen ben beibtn Ndnnsrn ssfrasi ipur.
be. ertldrte er Idhslno. oab bic soerren
nur Reminiseen3en unb Sugoeeifihten
ausssiauIft tittsn, unb sr fiiste binau.
bab nerr Yindot beindbe Elm ebsnio
gutter Ghuts lei ols Serr ROoiepelt.
Orr pinhot fpiro amDieniiusSerrn
Nocienslt nod einInnl beIuGen. uno
fann ON Abenb nnh 3iirib abreifen.
no er einen alien syreunb beiahen
fpirb. Bon bort aus tpirb er iih nnh
Gnelnrb tesettn unb Cir 6oraceJluns
fstt BON Adsrbaunepdrtement in Sr.
lamb eiHen gsiun obfaiten. glm 80.
Mpril ipirb er on 9orb bss Dampfsrs
Baltic bic giiidreiie naH Rem yori
dHfretgn.
glIs 6err Rooiepelt ON absrb mad
Der DiIla suriidtebrte, ianb er 3tpsi
ssyrdn5istdnermonhe Dor. bic aesommen
iDaren, ibm ibre elnfpartuns su mn'
den.
gr Wnpor pbelon BON Gan gran.
cisco ttlsgraphirte Wspntas Hohmii,
tog aus Wfouie gnrlc. bdb er 6srrn
Wofepelt am Disniins befunsn ,psrs
be. ala Gebtsrfr BON hem GeIss
grnInm Austonid Siuifhtn BEN
Bhrgtrmeiittf BON Vcrto Wauriai,
nnc prdfhnt 9nft informiri fpurns,
fGgie er. bob e. ben syn6dit hes 5tle.
gromms an BIN prGfibentsn. fop:s
Dsntn elntmort 3t6s pstl q, riisbioen
Dsf4
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Wettcrberimt.

THrObio: Strihregen am Disn'
ftaa; uDgliHerptiie 5hneess,tobsr ON
Gri.sSee. glDrblidhe Winoe. Am
Mlittpod allssmtin idIOnss, ettpos
ipdrmeres Metter.
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Canton, ., II. Mprtl. Die Sel'
DE zines Mannes, tpelhe am Sonutag
gegen etnen SelegrapbensPfoiten leb'
nenp, in Der Rdbe WuHilon auf9efutl'
ben porbeu, purbe ais Die oes 9eotge
Wtaobrsa pon SonesbDro, 4rt., toentIz
fi3irt. Yaul Wlaoprsu poH Canton.
BEL benz 8eritprbeus 81 Seiudt mar,
nabm bic Soentifi5irung ppr. Wlan
olaubt, bab Der Mann BON sinem 3uge
itiir3te uno fia bis gum IeIsgraphsns
pfoften iHIsppts.
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mi[l auh etfpas bon Der Wsrtp3n'
ipa6sltsuer dbhdben.
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Cincinnati. 0iemaas, ocn IT, Mprl 1910.
Der Dro5e6 gegen Or. 9poe,

Der pro5e6 gegen Or. 9pOe,
gSelher Ser GrmOrouns pDn
Gpl. Swppe pom Ganlas
Gitg anseflast lit,
sat ant 2Iontag 6egonnen.
Ter 8pDeptf gegen bic vaof6er''
Wsesser in 9aetu Yort nebut
ii1 aus.
50 pro3snt Der 5lsiIdsr, bic 10000
qerIonsn periorgsn
Gk5uunasn, ibre9eiddfte gu ialtebsn
Der miaerzSaple zGrunbsn Moro.
pro5sB gu gnoe.
8r. Miller gu II unb 5rau Sabl.r 81
brei Sabren 3uhtbaus Derurt6eilt.
Sobn 8runben, Der Batter Der 5ral
SapIer, frstseIprohen.
-
Ssniationele S6ieBaffdrs in pitts
burg.
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MuslanD= Selegrapb
Roo(eueQ un0 pindot
Qfni Nyspittag biele Gfmfs'
ben lang in bertramter
1ImterrcDnrtg
lls6er Die aher wa6rfdein(id niemals
etuas 6eaannt msr0en wirO.
1eutSd,ianD tbmt eS Jest leic, Dan
es bic criemfalcn in Der Hriegss
fnmit unterri6tef.
Das gelpena Der .selben es1abr
tau6t spieber auf.
gluh Gnslanb traut feinem iapanilHen
gllliirten niht nehr.
Die beuti6e ReiGsrsgierung
gDt[l duh etfpas BON Der Wkrtb3u'
uuhsItsuer dbhaben.
-
Die s@erfOlgungen in Rablaro
Au4 bic SungtiirteH Deritsben 81
iteblsn.
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Die- sgerfOlgunsen in Rublano
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lls6er Die aher ua6rfdeinlid niemals
eiuas 6esannt msrOen wirO.
1eutit,ianb TINT Is Jest leio, oal
es bic criemtaieu in Der Hriegs'
fmmft unterridtct.
Das gejpen't Der rselbsn ee1abr
tau6t spieber auf.
eluh Gnslanb iruut feinem iapan'lfen
gllliirten niht mehr.

Die beuti6s Reihsrssisruns
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9tu6 bic SungtiirteH Dsritsben 81
iteblsu.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-12-04

WHEN you are told there are Christmas
stories in our next SUNDAY MAGAZINE,
the mere announcement is likely to bore you
At this season of the year Christmas tales are
about as familiar as the plant about not
knowing what to get John or Mary. or where
the money is coming from TO buy anything.
You may say or think anything YOU ike
about Christmas stories, especially the same
ness of them. if you will promise to begin
those in our forthcoming issue. Read Just
few lines If you will do that. we have not
the slightest doubt of the result You are
bound TO finish them, and the chances are
that YOU will start right in and read them
over again. even if there are forty-two other
Christmas warns waiting to be read 70 say
nothing of at least a dozen very important
things that must be done.
These particular tales were written by born
storvtellers. who also have true literary viz
tuositv. \ born storyteIler who becomes
scholarly writer as well-StevensOn is a fine
ilustration-has about the highest place IN
the literary world.
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CHARLES G. D. ROBERTS has written
~ When the Colonel Came to Gala

eher's. and he has written mighty few
things that can compare with it. You have
a picture of a small Canadian lumber camp
the day before Christmas cut off from the
world-which in this case means Christmas
provender-by a blizzard The men are
very miserable; for the only thing in sight
for the Christmas dinner is salt pork They
are ready for any desperate deed. You SYM
pathize with Little Pat Nolan. who says:
faint me religious scruples at makes me
hate the pig; but becaze Olive eat i'm until
Oh squea1 in me Shape"
How a most gorgeous dinner possibility de-
scended upon them, and the way they took
advantage of their opportunity, makes one OF
the funniest. most unusual. and altogether
most delightful tales that have been published
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Cheering for Stories

in a long time. Which is aoir- f--- ---7as;
but the story goes stronger
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JUSTIN HUNTLY AcCAR 1 II

) and playwright. who seems 20 7resths
romance. has written for our SU<DsF Mac
ZINE singuIarly beautiful story Gale. Three
and Christmas Tree It IS a sort Z fairy
story and folk tale inside a ve-y modern
romance. with such clearly defined -harac-
terization that no names are even -essa-y.
This is a sorry. not to say misleading, de-
scription: but the charm Of the tale IS 50
delicate. its quality 50 exquisite. tha- any a.
tempt to give an idea OF It must seen -1Ii and
prosaiC in comparison.
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CARMEN SYLVIA. The pen name @;
~ Elizabeth Queen Of Runa1-a. As yo1
know Of course. has written for Us a- article
called On Earth Peace She Is ~-nde--
ful woman. and long has she worked and
PRAYED for the millennium OF unive-sa other
hood But this ruler business seems % make
pessir1lists OF those who hold the job. cspeci-
ally when one is King or Queer Of q safe n
Southeastern Europe. Carmen silva so--
rowfully observes that we have gone back
hundreds OF centuries. instead 1- ~aSias
progress. because never IN the world history
were men divided by hatreds more -.--cr ant
more relentless than possess them gov. It's
impolite always. and someci-s l--a -ous.
TO dispute an assertion OF Que--- l.-. non
est injr1n. Queen Elizabeth IS dead wrong on
this pointl
THERE IS q double page cartoon II "
MCCALL. in color. called A Question Of
Taste. that IS attractive enough 70 make tae
next issue conspicuous without che o-hl-
features.
THE BOLTED DOOR comes 70 n end
L next week and 1t Will be followed by
serial. Thur1ey Ruxton. written b. Philip
verrill Miehels And it IS very -e- a-ka9e
tale indeed. It surely moves fast
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1910-06-30

The first big conservation and
development congress OF South Da-
kota, is now in session at Pierre.
The first session was held yester-
day afternoon and the congress
will close tomorrow afternoon. To-
day at 1 80 to 8 80 will be the ded-
ieation of the new capitol building.
The program indicates that much
of the discussion will be along the
same lines usually followed at the
farmers Institutes, but the ques-
tion of conservation will receive
some attention. The congress is
in keeping with the great national
| movement for conservation Of nat
| ural resources, and is deserving Of
hearty support.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1910-06-30

Doane Robinson tells of an anus
ing incident which occurred at
Pierre a few days ago and shows
how the voters are affected by cam.
paign talk. In the parlor OF the
new capitol building is a new Hun
garian handmade rug which cost
$1,000. During the campaign this
rug was often referred to as an ex-
travagance. Recently a company
of farmers visited the new building
and as they stepped into the par
lor the guide remarked: "This If
the famous $1,000 rug" The lead
er of the party replied: EYES, We
heard about it, but we knew it was
only a campaign lie"
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1910-06-30
Awoman's Great Idea

A woman's Great idea
is to make herself attractive. bus
without health it is hard for her TO
be lovely in face, form and temper
A weak, sickly woman will be nef-
vous and irritable. Constipation
and kidney poisons show in pirs,
pies. blotches, skin eruptions anu
q wretched complexion. But Elec.
trio Bitters always provea godsena
to women who want health, beausy
and friends. They regulate stom'
ach, liver and kidneys, purity tne !
blood; give strong nerves, brign'
eyes, pure breath, smooth, velvesy J
skin, lovely complexion, gooo
health. Try them. SOC at Bruhn 9
Stonebraker's.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1910-06-30
From the Tyndall Tribune.

From the Tyndall Tribune.
HI. H. Reed of Minneapolis was
in the city this week making set
tlement with Peter Bryne, Rev.
Father Bouska, W. J. O'Brien and
Dennis Murphy for the large tract
of land they recently purchased in
Montana. While here MIR. Reed
secured the promise of several
business men to make trip and
look over his Montana lands. The
party will be in charge of Mr..
O'Brien who is Mr.. Reeds agent
in this state.
A new power company capital
lied at 1900, 900, has been incor-
porated by two Omaha men and a
Swiss capitalist, F. Jaeggi. 1t is
called the Niobrara Investment
company and its plant will be To-
Gated at the mouth of the Niobrara.
Mr.. Jaeggi, who was connected
with the North Loupp river power
scheme, has withdrawn from that
and will invest most of the money
which will be utilized in the Mo
brara proposition. 1t is the in
tention to furnish electric power at
a low cost to Yankton, Sioux City
and for local industries near the
power plant. A cement manufac,
tory is a certainty there, for there
is a big deposit of raw material a.
hand.