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Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1910-09-01

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do ostatniej chwili sig
p,onizali,' W pro6by i pokore:
sic udawali, kr6l pokoju lnie
chcia} i ME zawar}. / p
"a w rzeczv: samej za6 TAX by.
10, re kr6l jeszcze. 5 lipca nj
czego :swiecej ME zada} mad to.
co: by}o s}uszne i co Zakon W.
<po swojnie zwr6cii, to.
Jest Zmudz j. :z;emie dobrzyh-
ska; a 10 lipca, pod Kurzet.
nikiem, kr6l. umy6lnie. posy-
}al do cbosuaz zapytaniem,
czy pokoju:nie bedzie. Nawet
Is, W dzie6 bitwy, znaku do.
rozpoczecia jej ME dawa}, DO.
.ciegle2 ieszcze mia} .nadzieje,
zie bbedkie sic be- krwi roz-
llewu ,;1n< lipca odpowiedzieli
.p9d, re tn NIECE roztrzygnae.
must, a W dzie6 bitwy przys-
}ali diva miecze.
d: Otem:wszystkiem dc Rych-
tala tako6 wiadomosc ME. ma
!desz}al5: =:
Przed, bit va lax sic godzi.
policzenie wojsk!>. Ksiedzu
N~ieborowskiemu "a ma}o by
10, co: podaja: wiarogodni ba.
dacze,. :iedni 11,5oo inpi H.:
coo do !o,,s $4,000 y Krzyzak6w,
a $500 albo 10000 u kr6la.
Jaagie|}y. Trzeba wiecej nall
czy.f!l "a mojej m}cdosci, dob
re! piedzieslat lat temu przy-
chod y i do Prus Zachodnich
pietwsi urzedn;cy i. t. d. ze
;ss Byli mieday mimi gor-
liwi kato)icY, ludzie skromni
ale tel wiatrem
podszyci, postkami W g{owie.
co trzecie slowo " ustach
ME Ei my slazMcy, wiz schle-
sier. Wiz Sc q posiada-
og}ade j. w%ychowanie wiz
Schlesier lep;ei ieste6mY
kkszta}ceni, wir Schlesier VIE
Gel many rozumu, j. t. d.,
pa: prawde rozmaicie
bywalo. Te wspomnienia sta.
mi iywo " pamieci gdym
y Ks. ~Nieborowskiego take
slowa: ,,Ja :obliczam''
woisk tax q tax; Itch
s g 9 ME .dodal cze-
m1u, na iakich docbodzeniach
j badaniach tylko tax sobie:
;,c g s cha Liczy za6 po
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1910-09-01

lCHIEh q CO.
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kr6la wszystkiego Co.,
600 a mianowicie; Tatar6w
100000 Polak6w ,20,Q00,: Lit
wjn6w 10j000,I.po stronie
Krzyzak6w pd}owe .tego, 3d.
000. Wszyetko, by}a ;jazda.
:piechoty ME :bylo po >4adnej
stronie. - >:"s:,5I<:=a ~:
Jednak; ia ~pewpo66+, siebie
iscie W. rodzaiu: @owyeh wir
Schlesierse ,natycbmiast q, sic
pomsci}a ma ::pisarzu; Twier
:dzi bowiemt xdalei, :zeH .Polacy
tax dobrze jak rwcale W, Bit
vie ME walcsyllA ze. be-, mich
eie obylo. s,dlatego tel ME: oni
zwyciestwem ,szczyeie: sic :po-
winnil Masz. .tobielW Vice kto
zwyciezy}2 Ksiadz Nieborow-
ski togo ME, ::*ypoViada,. jed
max rzecz. jasaa:: :: Polak6w. W
bitwie tax; dobrze jak ME: by
10, Litwini j. Rusini. poszi W
:rozsypke. zostali ,tedy:0- Ia
tarzy W liczbie 80 otJsiecy.
.Oni to zwycie5yli owe hufce
.krzyzackie; ,5woiskos sWybrane.
pred; inneni, 7ekwiat f:ryeer-
stWa". zaehodniego tsrrzede- i.
wSzystkiem za6: owe; zastspy
rycerstwa p. zakonnego kt6-,
re: Litwe>. lyle razy powa-
lily, po Polsce jak: pc swoim:
kraiu sic rrzeiezdza{y. Wspa-
Male. to.a;woisko zginela pod
razami::s dzikich: %wprawniej-
szych do }upiehia niz do boiu
uzbrojonych Tatarzyn6wa a: ma
domiar. stall chop ma: ch}opa
bo 10000. tn / tam! >.n F.
Wiekszej ha6by .~naiwiek-
sly nieprzyjaciel .rycerstwu
temu. ME m6g} zada6, Ejak
bezwiednie, uczypil ten
sksiadz Niemiec! I doprawdy
.rozumiec ME: MONA, ja!k mi
W .Kr6lewcu bravo bill jak
diva powa2ne :pisma :wstyd ia
XII: o1drukowa6 mog}y
Lecz pisarz sam pomiarko-
wal sic. Stale sic Z nim jak
2 Zag}oba, gdys ": ;uhiesieniu
Lubomirskiego W re1e poca-
@owat j, zaY Is: / my: !: c i j J: .
kr6lem obielr:4leeqm ?9 :, starry y by.
walec cofn!al sic: i :m'l 1 ze
ME =poca}oYa], tylko no nos "
reke dziob lIq& A: Alec &: ta q. ely
owak, Gle. powiedzieah 4 ! kr i
Nieborowski s aiAsi Ieofa, tylko
10 jemu sprawl I; barr I'd 81 zle sic
udaje, Po,HH i,,1e TAX: Kf' y ;zl
zmeczyli sic b'twa z LltW4 !
Tatar r ya]te'7E 'a prz ( ~ sz'e ,z
godzin 40, : po1ozyli tamtyoh
przynaimniej 1900 <. Wisc.
gdy 6wieze sjiy .Polski9 T. !
GEES ie: natarty, 9 w'sp6ln9!iee 2 !
mimi jes SIC e: czeS6 Tatar6w
do tel cbwili y rezerwie lily trzy-
mana, jul. zdzierAy6 ing ne
m.ogli i bitws przegrali;
Taxi plan: .btitw!y J, uio&y} So
bic ks. Nieborowski. Daily
pok6j,. Moltkiem ME is jsst, 70
jul lepieibyl, zig f ! g ne e.
ii prz.ebi,e'ggs b 81 ;iak; Jest v
zf6dlach, DO ten ton nowy sro-
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1910-09-01

mjstrz wielki Konrsd,e Non
Jungingen +. 1907 umarl, oil
Krzyzacy, kt6rzy koniecznie,l
chcieli, obrali wojoW-
brata jego Ulryka
tez cd razu znalazl ,spo-
sob, zeby do wo;ny doprowast
Najprz6d zagarnaf beg !.
powodu pclski zamek Drdze6
(Driesen) mad Notecia< :Ndy
.a6 Jagie}lo i wtenczas jeszcze,
ma polubowne rozsadzenie]
przysta}, przekupi} 5Wae4axaI
zaczem ten wbraw:.
sluszno6ci .wyrok ma szkode
wyda} Nv marcus 1902
Cd tel chwili Wojna juz* by1a
konieczna. Witold uja} sies:za
Zmudzia nieludzko gnebiona:
] niechetna Krzyzakom. Kr6l:
polski o6wiadczyl, To-. Witol.
dowi pomocy ME: odmowi.
wpad} mistrz .wielki do
Mazowsza i zebra} ziemie dob
a navel Bydgoszcz;
kt6ra kr6l jednak odbit. .Jesz-..
cze zgodzi}y sic obie strony:
ma rozejm dz;ewieciomiesiecy
sw. Jana roku nartepne:
60 I410); mkt jedpak. ME
wierzy} W pok6j, vice, czasu: IT,.
zy} Zakon i krol ma ;przygoto-
wanna wojenne. Zakon~ zawar}
"a drogie pieniadze ugode
zaczepno.odporna z;Zygmun-.
tenn, kr6lem wegierskim, i
tax sic z MIN um6wi}, re ma:
przypadek wojny, a oczywi6-
Gle tel zwyciestwa, wziac mia}
Gale Mazowsze. i Kujawy, a "a
koszta wojenne komisya>z jo6-
min pan6w z:}eolona:<: wy4na-:
mu mia}a ME wiemy
co, albowiem papier: ma kt6~
to wszystko spisane by}o
W tym. miejscu jest nozycami
przeciety, DO tax PREY umo-
wacb dawniej robiono, a kaz-:
dy z uk}adajacych sic wzia}
jedna Geese pisma. Tax stale:
sic j tn, ty]ko re krzyzacka
powa}a zachowa}a sic W NAL
borgu, wegierska zgine}a,
vice dalszej tre6ci ;umowy
ME many. Bee watpienia;
Wegrom dostac sic .mia}a
Polski. By} to: zatem
zamiar podzia}u.
Polski. ,,;: .;..::
Opr6cz ugody q oZygmun-::
tenn postara} sic mistrz o po-
moe ksiazat pomorskich Il
6laskich, a uczyni}. wielkle
rycerstwa W Niem-
czech, na-SIasku i W Czechach
Take zaciagi naja} ,akze
kr6l po]ski, ~mianowicie~-a
Czech, a nadewszystko "a
pewni] sobie wieraa pomoc
Wito}da litewskiego.
To- jest po-kr6tce doklad-
ny a bezstronny opis ida
rze6 j po}ozenia rzeczy pred
wybuchem wojny, a wzia}em
go ola %pewno6ci ME Cd pol
skicb, lecz Oh niemieckich !
to ~najnowszych pisarzy. Mog--
LOBBY sic tedy zdawa6, .ze ! KS.
Niebolowski 20 drugich swo-
ich badaniach mad HISTORIC
Grunwaldu, s}uchaczom j cry.
-|H. E : -f+r..- L - =.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-08-14
Bowling Green Social News.

Especial to The Ttmes.Dlspatch.]
Bowling Green, Va, August ls.-Miss An
ME Moncure, after visit to her grandpar-
5lnts, Judge and Mrs. z. G. Moncure. has
returned to her home in Blackstone.
Miss Bessie Jones has returned from .
visit to ocean View.
John n. Garrett and Miss Mamie Garrett.
81 King and Queen county, arc Visiting at
the home OF DR.. w. L.. Broaddus.
Mrs. r.. W. Peatross. OF Norfolk, Is spend
Ing some time with Mrs. T. B. GILL;
Miss sadie Blythe LETT this week for New.
Germ, N. c., where she will remain some
kime. s ~. ,,,., IS !, .
friend Miss Bessie Gouldin. near Kappa
hammock 5Acad denny. g.5ss,
her mother. Mrs Rebecca Pegg.
Mrs. u. c. DeJarnatte. Of Gooehland, J!
visiting her sister. Mrs, c. L.. Collins.
Miss Margaret Webb left this week 10
the White Sulphur Springs. where she VII
Russell Robinson, Of the, Y!rg!nla Poly 'ls
stachnIc Institute, Is spending some tim
with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. L. d. Rop
inson, at the Lawn Hotel.
sWIIilam Magruder Cobb has returned =
homo in washington after a. visit TO 4, tn
homo OF Mr.. and Mrs. Vihan O. GO sh'''.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-08-14

D. They will drive to the mountains
together for vacation.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. E. Killian are taking
a vacation In the mountains.
Oliver Propst. of indianapolis, Ind.
is the guest of Mr. and Mrs. John
Propst.
Miss Mabel Hight took her Sunday
school class OF the First Methodist
Sunday school on an outing to Bakers
Mountain on Tuesday.
H. r. Miller left Tuesday Tor his
home in North Wilkesboro, to attend
a family reunion.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. H. Lawrence spent
Saturday and Sunday at Gunpowder.
with their sister. Mrs. G. w, Sheriff..
Houston w. Woods IL visiting rela-
btiyes in Durham.
H. S. Smith. OF Granite Falls. was
here Thursday on his way to visit rela-
tives in Mocksville.
Miss Annie Kerr and Master William
Graham Anthony, Of Durham who
! have been visiting friends fer several
weeks, returned home Thursday.
Miss Katie Baker Is spending the
week at Blowing Rock.
Mrs. L. Is. Whitener Is spending q
few days IN Lenoir 55
Professor Little Is spending some
time In East Tennessee.
Miss Ada Schenck left Saturday Tor
Black Mountain. where she VIII visit
The Misses wood. Of Cincinnati, O.,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-08-14
THE VERY TINE
When Powerful Food is Most Needed.

i + b ~ y
The need Of delicate yet nutritious food
is never felt SO keenly as when a conva-
descent gets setback on account OF weak
stomach. Then is when Crap Nuts
shows its power, for it IS the most scleIi-
.tifcand easily digested food int e.worldl,
About a year ago, So US a \ S ltA;.I .
woman, "my little six-year.oldi nelce,
Helen, left the inyigorating and buoyalnt !,
air Of Kansas, where all her lie she NAG
enjoyed fairly good health. to live in, the y
more quiet atmosphere Of Ohio. She had
a complete change Of diet. onsistting Ct q
variety Of food, and Of course change o.
water, somehow she eventually contra ctcd
typhoid fever. :s5. !,
after a long siege her case seemed
hopeless, doctors gave her up, ana she was
nothing but skin and bones, couldn't eat eat
anything, and for weeks did not know
even her father OF mother. Her parents,
wishing ia get something delicate and
nourishing, finally hit upon Grape- Nuts
food for her, and il turned out out 70 oe Just
she seemed torelish it. was soon con-
scious Of her surroundings and began to
gain health and strength 80 rapidly that
n a short time she was well, playful and
robust as Il she had never been i'll.
Eve all feel that Grpae- Nuts was the
predominatlng factor in saving the sweet
little girls life u
Read the little book, "Thc Road to
MELVILLE" in pigs, There's q Reason.
Ever read the above letter. a new
one appears from time to time, They
are genuine, true and full Of human
4 n n Y
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-08-14
all Venice to see the Doge wed the
Adriatic And there are the subter-

all Venice to see the Doge wed the
5Adriatic. And there are the subter-
traneous streets brightly lit and full
Of shops and people OF the London
Underground Railway. And there Is
the linden- shaded promenade OF Berlin.
one OF the pleasantest in Europe, and
the sunny, stately Prado OF Madrid.
and the Corso ut Rome. and the snow
burg, and Princes Gate, In Edinburgh.
almost unrivaled In modern times: nor
must we forget the Gale Obispo. in
it overhead, It's pavements below too
narrow for passing. it's fine shops. Its
shovel-hatted priests. its asses loaded
there is much to interest US in streets
IRON tip to tail. Its shoppers selecting
goods from their carriages, its coolies
And we all know Broadway. Truly
beggars, dogs. IL
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-08-14
( who have been visiting their aunt.
Mrs. NJ. e. Thornton. left Saturday for,

who have been visiting their aunt.
Mrs. NJ. e. Thornton. left Saturday for
home.
Dr.. and Mrs n. S Munro. Of Coz
lumbus, Ca. have been the guests o.
DR.. and Mrs. c. A., Munro.
Miss Mary Allen is taking a vaea-,
ton at Ocean View.
Rev. J. G. Garth is spending his va
cation at catawba Springs. '
Mrs. j. II. Day. OF Norfolk, Va.
formerly Miss Newland. OF Lenoir. was
in the city on her way to visit in Les
anoir.
Miss Hazel Elliott and sister. Mrs.
C. NJ Sheriff., spent Tuesday at Sparks
ling Catawba Springs.
A party OF young folks, chaperonef
by Mrs. c. c. Bost, left Tuesday foA
Blowing Rock and Grandfather Nouns
tain. y
Tho following spent last week at
Blowing Rock and Grandfather Noun
w. x. Reid. Misses Mary Knox e! He I,fs,a
son, Elizabeth Holbrook: Mary fleld,8
Adele Kirkpatrick, Adelaide J Johnson
and Gladys Reid.
B. f. Cobb. Jr, Of Richmond, was
in the city w dnesday: s. u. Womene
wns here Wednesday,; NJ. 3. Branch ana
J. C. Tyler. of Richmond, We're nero
"Wednesday.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-08-14
Hickory Social News.
Tspe cial to The Times-Dispatch,


hickory, N. q. Angus 1s.-Al ISIS
Grace Patrick entertained O. hummer
Of friends Tuesday evening IN nonoEs
4 Of Miss Lucille Walters, Of Foan s!E'''
Miss Lucille shuford entertained at
cards Wednesday, evening IN, y nor.#oll-
Miss Christine MICA tosh,B 81 D1r 1la,t.,.
Mr.. and Mrs. g. M. sIia ruin ana. !lttte
Miss Ixatharine Hardin, helr. da . gnae -
spent last week Ing latiyS,s - a =
friends In Morrist GreenYille l y 4
other places In East = enness &c -. 4, u
In Hendersonville his former home..
g. N. Brown, Of Salisbury, was here,
Sunday, returning from q vacation N g az \
r. Mrs S. D'Anna has returned from
1.-two months visit to friends and rel-
.atlyes in Kentucky, her for1ner nome.
Dr.. L, Rawles, Of Norfolk, a.
and Mr.. and Mrs. i, G, Park er, Of
Franklin. Va. who have be cen Visiting
Rev. d: Harte, are 81 ding the
week In the mountains at e 2 low1Ing
Rock and Linville,
Mr.&and Mrs, Allen Cottrell, OF DUR.
ham, and Miss Mollie Cottrell Of
Granite Falls we're guests ut the home!
of Mr.. and Mrs. w. r. LILLIAN last
week.
Mrs. IT, L. Moore ana children. Of
Graz gsville, Va. are the guests Of Mrs.
NIoore's sister, Mrs. Howard "A, Banks,
sSis Mrs, y. M, McComh LEFT Tu esd for
two week IS visit at Shulls NIL Is. y,
taugaS county. I'M q n a sTig.a
Rey. 2; Mamm!ng en q caster,
Pa,. !sT,yisittn4 r eY. v u IA urphy. III.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-08-14

Or you might have In your own
day walked down "the street called
Straight appnrently because 1t Is so
crooked, lined with low, tiat-roofed
houses. narrow. evil-smelling, pebble
paved. yet a shrine for all Christen-
dom, for in one Of Its houses still en-
tant, dwelt the great apostle Of the
Gentiles. st. Paul-"mlne own hired
house, he calls 1t. This maker Of
tents and obscure preacher OF q }rell-
gion universally condemned. Paul. the
servant OF Jesus Christ" is tho proud
title he gives himself. gives the an
Client and beautiful city Of palaces and
rose gardens and Eastern splendor by
far Its greatest renown. though one OF
Its humblest citizens for few years.
How surprised he would have been
to be told so! And as we have seen
that OF Babylon's population only q
few Jews remained. ana OF Damascus
that tho great Jewish Christian prince
and martyr Is now Its chief glory so
the Attic splendor Is but darkness, and
the material splendor OF these great
cities and civilizations nothing but
dust and dross and debris, compared
with one faithful. devoted. true Chris
t!an: one ray OF the Light Of the
World. already putting out all the
glowworm religions OF the world There
is In Virginia a particle. indeed a cQp-
PIE fra gMen mt. pf the fEiszes OLE
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1910-08-18
Madrid Bend Carnival.

Very elaborate preparations are be-
ing made by the leading citizens OF
Madrid Bend for the biggest Carnival
and Barbecue ever given In Western
kentucky and Tennessee. ON Tues.
day. Aug. %. under the auspices OF
the knights OF the Maocabees OF the
World. The entertainment Will be
held on the bank OF the river. near
Bessie. Tenn. abou tl2 miles above
New Madrid and the entire fleet OF
gasoline boats al our city will make
trips every few minutes from the foot
OF Main street landing passengers at
the grounds. An immense crowd Of
Missourians will attend TO participate
in the festivities.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1910-08-18
Nal. Gen. Leonard Wood.

for the present army. In time OF war
the army would be stripped"
Twenty officers Of the army of the
Argentine republic are coming to the
United States army to be trained.
This is one consequence Of the off,
cial visit OF General Wood to the cen
tennial celebration OF the independ-
ence OF the southernmost nation pro-
tected by the Monroe doctrine.
The significance OF this was not al
luded TO by General Wood, but from
other sources Il had been learned that
the circumstances was important. as
Germans, who have been frequently
reported as unsympathetic toward the
United States policy regarding Euro
pean ambitions In this hemisphere.
are now instructors OF the Argentine
army. and Germany. next to England.
holds the largest share Of the Argen-
tine trade.
Would you" General Wood was
asked, go that far into army ques-
tons as to say what you think OF fly
ing machines as an adjunct In war;
Yes. | viii say that think the
smallest dirigible. one that can carry
the engineer and four OF Ave men. Is
going to be important. especially when
we can get them with a reinforced en-
velope able to withstand the required
pressures. Their utility is already as
sured for reconnoitering.
"Our army's front Is now twenty or
thirty miles long. II we can put up
men who can swiftly skip along over
that and see the enemy's lines OF com
munication. his field works. bridges.
etc. obviously the information would
be OF enormous assistance.
Il don't think the aeroplane will be
as useful as the small dirigible until II
is made large enough to carry at least
one man besides the driver. They
should also have duplicate engine.
But they are improving aeroplanes so
fast that / don't predict only speak
OF the present moment. when say
prefer the small dirigible."
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1910-08-18
Tears Buggy Up.

u McMullin's horse got loose Tues
day morning and ran away, tearing
up the buggy pretty bad. Mr.. Mcul-
IN. who is carrier on RouteNo. 4,
sas getting his mail ready for the
days trip and had hitchedhis horse in
front OF the post office. In some way
he horse got loose and started TO
run In turning the corner of the
street by Or. Hubbards Office, a negro
who had gotten out in the road to stop
him, was knocked over by the buggy
which was overturned He kicked
himself loose from the buggy in front
OF Seat a Leggate's livery stable.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1910-08-18

A number of Hickmanites took ad-
vantage Of the low rate excursion TO
Nashville. Monday Among them were
Percy Jones, Miss Victoria Bondu-
rant. w. c. speer and wife. A. L.
owen.
You can't shoot through some steak
sold In Hickman. but that is not the
kind sold by the Hickman Grocery
Co IL you want better meat, give
them a trial; II costs per cent less.
guarantee all plumbing and tin
ming l do. II the work don't come
up highland ! can't out-talk you
we will cheerfully do the Job over
Just like any other plumber.-Cotton
Percy Jones. the hustling cafe man,
suggests that few of Hickman
progressive men get together and
have a big day in Hickman free
barbecue and other attractions.
Mrs. Al Johnston and children and
Mrs Arthur Fields and child, left
this morning for a short visit with
their brother. c. F. Roach, at Column
bia, Tenn.
Miss Ute Rainey, came in from
Alice. Texas, Sunday, TO spend three
weeks with her parents, w. T. Par
ham and wife.
Our mill is running every day.
You will not be disappointed If you
come to our mill for shingles.-Yates
& Kirk Single Co.
Save from 81 to So a thousand and
get a better single direct from our
mill.-Yates & Kirk Single Co.
We want all the local news. II
you cannot see a reporter. call No.
2l-Cumberland or Home phone.
Dudley. son of DR.. C. W.. Curtin
and wife. fell off a fence one day last
week and broke an arm.
Cypress Shingles. 81 a thousand al
mill.--Yates & Kirk Single Co.
Telephone 1873 for your wants IN
the grocery line.-Case 4 Son.
FAN and winter samples are here
Schmidt. the tailor.
MOVING PICTURES at the Lyric
Saturday night.
SCHMIDT THE TAILOR.
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Why He AdvertiSeS.

a prominent business man OF Mich
igan explains why he adycrtises and
why be- uses newspapers ior that
purpose. as follows.
Il advertise in the newspapers be-
cause am not ashamed OF nay goods
or Of nay work and to let people
know about myself my store aud my
stock: because ] eater to the intelll-
gent class. and they read the papers
and / believe In increasing my bust.
ness. because / can talk 10 more peo-
pie through the ewspapers az a
greater distance In less time aud at
a more reasonable prcio than In any
other way. because my newspaper ad
vortising has brought me greater re-
turns for the least expenditure OF
any advertising nave dUnc; because
when ] write an ad. I am not too
sungy TO pay for placing IL In the
best possible medium OF to have II
inserted so II Is attractive; because
know my ad Is seen and read by
every one In the house where the
paper goes"
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New Railroad.

NJ. j. COnran. member of the legis-
lature from New Madrid County, Is
one Of the stockholders of the st.
Louis & Southeastern Railroad Com
pany which applied for charter from
the state Wednesday Secretary of
State Roach returned the papers TO
the stockholders for a change OF title.
because it might be confused with
the St. Louis Southwestern.
The capital stock of the proposed
road is 100000. The road is to DO
seventy miles long, and run through
Cape Girardeau. Scott, Mississippi
and New Madrid counties.
The stockholders are: A. B. Hunt
err, l.. A. Lewis, w. H. Garanflo. E.
S. McCarty, Matt j. Cornan, hurry
Phillips, Jr., d r.. Hunter. L. Mann.
Lee Hunter. Thos. Gallivan and T j.
Brown.-Charlesto Courier.
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FOR SHORTER TERM
Gen. Wood Favors Smaller Period
for Soldiers Enlistment.
New Head Of the United States ARM
Talks Of Air Machines as War
crsft-Prefers Dlrlelbls
Balloons.

New York-Maj Gen. Leonard
Wood. the new chief Of stan OF the
United States army. thinks the term
OF enlistment of regulars should be cut
down and favors younger men for I'm.
Gle Sans fighting forces.
You know l have recommended, In
formal reports. that the term Of enlist.
ment should be cut down." said he.
This would serve 70 turn back into
civil life larger proportion OF men
who In emergency could be called
upon. They would constitute a reserve.
How to arrange that they would be
subject 20 call TO the colors for 90
casional maneuvers Is a mere matter
Of detail.
Further than this General Wood
would not comment upon what be
would advocate when once he has Ia
ken up work as chief OF stan OF the
United States army.
His recommendations Of q shorter
enlistment would send back to the
population 10000 to 10000 men a year
The plan would cut on a greater part
of the retired pay" and a greater part
OF the pensions. The United States
standing army is now practically Q
veteran army.
II appears to be General Woods
idea that It should not be an army o.
men Of ten to fifteen years or twenty
five years service. Younger sinews are
required for spirit. dash and efficiency
he believes.
I'VE need extra officers" the genera
said. There are Just officers enough
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schmidt the Tailor.
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number of Hickmanites took ad
vantage Of the low rate excursion e
Nashville. Monday. Among them were
Percy Jones. Miss Victoria Bondu
rant, w c. speer and wife. A. E
owen.