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St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1910-12-16

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benltaar enonu lige iaa uopflaret
lom nogenlinoe. Gen figbenbapnlfe
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billie tomme til at ligge be6 8ro
Sumlemagaiin og &onfortiet ogter
ligeleoeS at ,aftoge &po6er fra Sol
Ding og 6re6ericiaegaen.
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Dom 8ernelummelie, ser bar ber,
get forifielligeSte0e / N%or0iiel(an0,
er ogloa fommet til O6enie. Sn6til
MI ct ser 6og fun Sale ON tire lpreo,
te &ilfeloe. Baa @pgebuiet bar
man S~perenSltemmelie meo Sen
forle6en u6ite6te miniiterielle Tor.
oroning truffet Sorunitaltninger til,
ON forneoent, at funne ime6egaa Ell
@pioemi. &olbef bar bi0til pere1
%forifaanet for 6en 11bpggelige @pg:
Dom. Men MI er Gotten ogiao 1ooe1
neo Der. Gorleoen @%ftermi66ag blet
en- lille Dreng angrebet at 6en mer.
felige Spg6om. San bleb / lter1
meotoget &ilitan6 in6lagt paa Cpl
oemiboipitalet.
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gn @aar0eier / en- 2anosbD pac
Aarupegnen paa GDen bar forle0e1
Mften @ienltan6 for ct 0perfolo
@aar6eieren bar gaaet n6en for fit
@aoro, og meoens ban ct @iebli
1too ser, fit ian plu0ielig ct iot
boloiomt Stp0 agter l. at Fan flp
flere Sfri0t bort og bapneoe ope1
paa en- Milefumme, netop paa Sc
l@teo, bpor Genielaagen iiooer. Me1
&enlelaagen ito6 aaben og Man6e1
gift oerfor giennem @ullet til @uno;
&u1nmen. &eloigoiS flnoe bal
bunoe / @aSiinet, men ielpfglgeli!
btloe ban ifgnoe fig op al set folo,
og alt onoet enc forfrilfen0e Sab
9og neppe bab6e ian facet &ope
Oct og S%perfroppen op ODER 8ebol
oerenS &ano> fpr ban / 8rpitet mos
tog ct fraftigt @tp0, Ser otter brog
te BAN ne0 / set paooe Clement
gfof EFT Gang - ON ems for1igtige
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at ban al @ierningsman0en lao AT
Bet eno ct uifegget" .@opeo. Man
oen / &ulnmen foritoo MI, at oett
bar ct bel6eregnet og tilrettelogt Mt
tentm pua bans 2ib, og ban fan6
Oct UNDER oisie Smiten0i9beoer rao
oeligit at blipe, bbor ban bar %
1ege at tilfalbe Msiiitance. San gal
Jig oerfor til af fine 2ungers fl1lo'
aroft at raabe ON &ielp, % beloig
bts bleb ban ret burtigt bgrt al e
Far Meno, iom beo at goo efter S,
1111oerioroilfe 2poe fonot Sen oper
falone @aaroeier. Meoens Sen en-
at Dem greb og faitbol6t u&olos
ma1oen", bialp Sen anoen sen a
&uloe rDitenoe og al iterf &orfume
Onftenoe Mgrar pnn tprt 2an6. Mer
forbaplet bleD @oar0eieren1 ga bar
1aa, bbem bans Mpinosmon0 bar,
tbt set bar ingen n116en ems bans
ege1t = Eremie=@e0oer.
&llaub.
GonobGrf @foqe1 II.
9riffebanoet / @fa0en er n1eaet
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Meierierne longs @renojen=pe0 Son
geaoen ct peo at opgipe Smprpro~
button og ienoer 6le0e til &inrne<
itationer paa SEN an0en SIDE
@%renolen. De ferlte &egnifa6er III
Ter, at set er Ell go0 6orretning.
8eien Wtejeri far JONI Ell peientlig
Sglge oerof uobetalt Is Ore mere
/ u6bDtte al 100 B11nb Melf eno
tioligere og 9ollte0 9 Gre mere.
s. leftrici etsunlpg~
gene 81 T. + 8 t.
Marbus Mmtsroo0 bar pe0toget e11=
ltemn1ig at tillaOe 4 &omuner, i
bpilfe Ser pe6 Nfltemning far bnret
6lertal for EN- eleftriife @one> at
poe @aranti til 9(nlegget al en-
eleftriif Marbus-Han0ers Sernba=
ne. 9erimo6 npgte0es ct Mn0ro=
gen6e fra 3 &omu11er om Silla0elle
til at Dce @aranti for Set pootpnf=
te gleftricitetspprf.
e ran6 II pr 8 e t.
t e e II; &orens, fat
la0et &omunen betale Malerier, lon1
life bar figbt, og Sonorar for @ili-
totioner, JON life bop0e fun0et Ste0,
og ban bop0e la0et 8ran0officererne
1ape Sc fallfe Negninger og ielu at
%teltere oem. ge0 ct 8proo0sn 1poe
%forleoen blep bans Nn0rogen6e ON
Nfifeoigelle u0en Yeniion p%e0taget,
og Set pebtogeS life at inole0e fri
minel ltn0eri ggell e imo0 bom.
ND &litpluntage {. Ser
orbeiOes / Oenne Sis pao at foo on
logt cit ltprre &litplnntoge / Sro=
mimi Sogn / Otter San &erreo.
@fange 8eboere far gipet Sillagr
ont at afitaa Sor0er 6ertil> og n1a11
artager, at Blantagen fan blipe poa
ca. 1000 S0r. 2an0. Ser in6gipet
Mn6ragcn0e til Stoten om at figbe
oiSle Nrealer til 8eplantning, og
M%n0ragenOet pentes at billie blipe
mootaget glnltigt al Ml,tboriteterne.
g ogne a 5 sme0lem M
nj e T. ser no 3. S
Mnleoning al at Sitben-
9aolten S%ogneroaO / Spllon0 life
bar efterfommet forifiellige miniite=
rielle &rao ON Nnifoffelie al @pm-
noltifreofober barNmtSrao6et iopmt
bbert @ognerao0sme6lem> iom life
fan go0tgipre> at fan life far moo
lat fig &rubet, EFT 9p0e al 4 .ar.
pr. Sag, for bper Sag, iom gaar us
oper Nptaar, in0en He0l fuberne a,l=
ltaffeS.
So 5 fe Mergelboner.
Gn Mergelbane igges arlaet @po
for Sorbasie ODER &iell11n6 til SOB
borg og fra @ul6biergsmin0e oper
6reoerifSnaooe til Mlmitof. Me6
9iitano al Statens @eoIoger er Der
foretaget 9ortnger, iom bor pilt ct
goot og fort Seize peo Sitting meo
40 8rocent falfboloig Mergel. Be-
boerne ifal gorontere $4,000 &r.,
og Se0eiclifobet bar ga lobet> at Set
ifal bliDe SEN fprite 8ane, Ser OH
legges. Ser er / alt 46 Mnlggnin=
ger ont Mergelbaner.
Baron 90 Bagabon0.
On ipenif Baron bleb forle6en on=
bolot / 8ramminge og iom lubli<
itenSles in6iat / &ibe Mrret. Sill
bor 6enne fornemme @aga-
bono Spbol1 / en- ipenif Stn6sipge,
mitalt; men ban iaa for nogen Sis
)ioen 2eiligbe6 til at flpete, og Ser
efter bar ban turet runot Cant
mart. @an bar fert ct meget om-
2ip, toet ban 81. a. bar pe=
ret / baaoe el1ropeiif, amerifmf og
&rigstieneit tie og 6eSloen far
oeret @uslerer / Muitrolien. Mu ct
1an ien0t biem til 5perige igjen.
en- al bru6t Morgenz
t II r. @n merfelig 6remtoning
for1e0en @ftermiQ6ag en- Sci
0pmerfiombe6 / 6re6ericia. Oct bar
N Manosperion me6 Eopbue paa
BEN enc 500 og Ir9if Il paa Sen an
zen. Marben bragtes paa Boliti-
bbor set oplpites, at oct
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0erne.

S bielfigrt 1. On 6-oorig
9reng, Sgn af &e6after, 2pitnomt
@arftens 06enie, blep forIeoen pao
Sbergaoen operfiert al en- tungt be-
lRsiet 8ogn. Drengen opoe af fine
@neftelier iamme Mften.
II b Ii s.
so Der er fonltoteretMnn6> oa @lop<
ipge / en- 8eietning / Merbe0en at
Slagel1e, bar 2an6brugsmimilteriet
u6Ite6t Sorbu6 moo n6fgrlel fra
Siellan0 iaabel Iom til Sen gpriqe
9el al 2an6et iom til u6lonoet al
Soar, @e0er og gpin, loopel
| leben6e iom 1rebt, men 6oq enonu
lite ifaetemesiig 8ilitono, iamt ino-
btoere forbu6t u6leberin9 at
MeH, &ernemelt og @alle, iom
lite bar beret paiteuriieret, fra Ga.
mems Meierier.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1910-12-16

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fe &rcole.
sue stats > nsmun0S
brug. 5 T%inansaaret 1909
10 CT Scr oprettet 61O me Stats=
6u:mano:brug nper helcSanGet meo
ct lamietlioiam fra Stot:foalen paa
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SOLICIT Nnut IS % / 6reoerifsborg
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Gom5 Torifnina /
iIIe-Hi item. Cen betienote,
bonIts CriH:ro.ift Il. phil. Nltrllp
er over 4~:.i,1n.inevu ofreiit til
geir!- tr-rs.S 81 e. bans @enligt
Of 'artta5. Ell C5:aeoition ino /
Sonoss Se,5 ned t%heoretilfe SORT
ni,lser 1or Cie. Sci: for at fortlutte
Set Il ho:u raanegpnote praftilfe
Gioneror5eioe for oanif @unoe(
O. So-51ssionfFeo ! oi5'e Ggne. Nei=
ien d. iaro'mnI:so:; pare ct bolpt
gor. SIsr.lp Il ior Iine Tortjenei1er
a Sonoa- hertt ltonrurlt til Niooer
a G>1le1rog.
6rue 4irfes Spir.
On Mool1olio hos vSagfluuolfoben'
moo @rnsger Sofobien5 Spir til
Srue &irfe bur orsoniieret Jig u,1=
Ser Mrtiteft, Nrof. Storcf, ser bor
@iIuttet Jig iuarnleI n1eo Dir. / Nfo=
tionoirnuieet Mocfcprons % Moler=
ne Scafim Sfopgooro % Giggo
Soha1l'en. Ge fire @errer er u0e
rleO Ell sIore5ie, hporpaa Sc iamler
l1noer5frifter moo Spiret, pg set er
MeniH1en at il1oieuoe nenne YroteIt
til &;ltll5l1lnilteriet. Som en- @jen=
protelt uogaor Ser ira S%nobpoere al
alle aloS'er Ell Spfororing til at
unoerIfripe Ell Moresie ON @ienreis=
ming al Jrue gpir.
@ribs1a e(ille6an9=
s e fop fltnOe 81. Geo.
bel1ber feire jim so Nors 9cltQae1.
&nyttet til &rioslelelille 6orbe6-
rllesbus bar SelItabet / Sen forIsb=
he Horreffe pirtet / Stilbco for Sen
lpsloote Uonges Gel, bjulpet mes
Nooo % GoaO, iao piot BETS Mioler
l1rofte til, og bel ogioo peo Jim girf-
1on1beo baret Sci for en- rigtigere
Sp1attel'e al Sem. lon1 blep frilte0e
og falot. 9en oprin0elige @tifter
Dor Un1glelspreit Srbolm. Digte-
rem, Sperlerer pe6 Inngslet aao=
luno, bar ienere / Ell Morrpffe. Gel
1fobets Gorlnono. gf Sc fra SCRIBE
or1ngsbule let / Iorenes 2pb lps(a0te
$4,000 Sanger bar Sellfabet unoer-
1tpttet ooer 9alpOelen. Set binlper
MI oorligt 400 Mennelfer.
Get 6onfe @msr. Set
Npre, Iom ct paft ierlie i 2Qn6,
brl'9s= og Mejerifreole pe6 5tats
tonl''lent 9arol0 Gabers Goreorog
poa De l%jallanoife 2on0boforenin-
gers Gelege retmb6e ON get 6anife
Sn1brs Stilling paa set enqelife
Niarteo, bar paa mango Moooer gi=
bet Nn1eoning til Dreftelier of bette
tor Sa1n11arfs rationale @fonomi|
1aa te19oningsful6e SpgrgsmooI.
Jorleoeu iamleoes ioaleoes ! 2ono.l
brugsmi1ilteriet en- @re6s at Meno.
pmfotteaoe &eprel entanter for Mei-
erlfore'1lagerne, observation-disclosures
og MISUNDERSTANDING til 0perpei-
ellie at, boilfe Sfriot Ser bpr loretta
ges for at ofberge SEN tr,,enoe
5ore. Sogen ct ogjoa UNDER Sper-
oe1elle poo &igs0agen, bpor ct Sol
tetinesuobalg meo @aaroeier 2inoe
tom 6orman6 for Gioen bebanoIer
Me91ertagens Sorilog ONT @an6e(
11eo Sner % u%oenIan01fe 0on6.
brlgspro6ufter.
Den bonffe @on6eIs.I
I | {. Set itatiitiife 8ureou
Dor 1tofettot en- 8eretning ON Ctr
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Sperpr bent d.
burg me0oelte i Mogi=
ltratSmpoet forleoen Gag, at ban
ira Mptaor ogter at fratrn0e lit gln=
beoe ipm Sperprel ioent / &jpbcn=
Tru Glement. @nfen efter
&ogbiuoerlapets Sl0erman0 Gle,
nent, mootog ii0lte Maane0, poo
liu 99-aorige 6pOlels0ag, en- MGng-
Sc 2pfpnifninger ira Slegtninge og
Gertner. 8ogbinoerlobet ienote Ell
lnulft uoitpret 9lomlterbufet, %
2apets 8eltprelie inoionot Jig in
ple1o for at gratulere Sen gon1ls
Come.
9 II | 5 brpll y. Yrins
SulOen1ars galnle Yprtner S6pger
Sprenle og @ultrl1, ser f%prleoel1
boitioeligbolot beres @ulobrDllup,
mootog / Sen Mnleoning mango 8e=
ptler paa 8enlig6e6. 5i0lig Mor=
gen i%n0fun0t Srins &al6emor pg
@prn Jig for at bilie paa @aulObru=
oeporret> lenere fom ogiaa Sen on=
oen @usbeboer, Yrins @ons> for at
lpfenlfe, og enoclig olle @uietsTunf=
tlonerer meo @opmeiteren / Spio=
len. Sglaa EFT 0el al HrinieSie Ma=
rles Genner iaa mes / Hortnerboli=
gen for at bille pao Sc to gan1le.
$ opeo t 5 spreslen.
~Oonne6rog" l1oie1ote Sen 20. 600
penber lit ii0lte Nun1er. S lin Mf=
.lfeostole flyer Me0oftpr Mnton
Maolee, at ban, oa N(lbertis @e6ro=
gerier TOM for 9agen, itilleoe Jig
oen Spgabe at fpre 8la0et pi6ere
for oeroe0 at biie, at ser ingeu in,
ore Samenbeng efsiltereoe mellem
&ataitrofen og Yla0et. Gette lpffe-
oes, men til at toge &ar11pe11 op i
ben ufienot %boloionn1e @onfurrence,
iom BET tretfer op til / ben fip-
benbapnife Bresie> ct 8lQoet life
ltertt NOT. Mlbertis og ienere Seer
goaros ~Dannebrog" afleies mi al
S. 6. @briiteniens u@iget" Ser rn-
Der 2eoelie at ST.. 6rant5 b. SSesien
ne1te Sag uoienote tit ferite Sou
lner.
$ . b~i flet. Mlbertis So
milieforbol6, Ser allereoe be6 bons
5engsling bar temmelig inopifleoe,
er iioen bleben set i en6nu bsiere
@ra6. &ans lite Some, @uqenie
Msl1er fra luxembourg, ser ienere:
bleb gift me6 &ammerianger Come
Illus, er rn bleben itilt fra 6erne,
1om igien bar giftet fig meo &om~
@enoir' fraifilte Some. sI-
2oen Some bap6e peret gift
2 @orge, fpr bum egte6e Mlberti.
Ner. 1 bar en- 8agermeiter, SCI. 9
&ompontiten @ictor 8en6ir. @a @l-
bertf boboe mel6t Jig, los BUN fig
og gifteoe Jig igien mes Mon6
Yer. 2, oltiaa @enoir. Mlbertis Dat-
er fioen M.s 6enqgling ogiaa
bleoet ifilt fra sen nofiom berpgte6e
yirfefltI6mrntin Srphfn Nroch ~
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1910-12-16
Lungetaring.

Lungetaering.
Min Hustru har havt svage Lun-
ger og sagdes at vare i det sidste
Stadium af Lungetering.. Hun be-
gyndte at. BRUCE White Wine of Tar
!og tandt straks Lindring og har nu
begyndt paa den fjerde Flaske; hen
des Helbred Ell nu bedre end i man.
&c Aar. vi anbefaler Diet med Gle-
de til allie.
Rev. ]. R. Fly,
Susan E. Fly,
Brookline Sta, Mo.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1910-12-16

> perpre ioent o.
5 burg me0oelte i Mogi=
itratsmpoet forleoen Sag, at Fan
ira Mptaor ogter at fratrn0e lit gln=
bebe iom Sperprelioe1lt / &jpbcn=
bapn.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1910-09-02
WHO SHALL REAP THE GAIN.

From San Francisco comes the an
nouncement that, following the open
ing OF the Western Pacific Railway, q
shipping nrn OF that city Will inaugu
rate early IN October Il line OF steam
ers direct To Panama, there to CON
meet on the Atlantic side OF the 18th.
mus with steamers OF the same line
plying between Colon and New York
ard touching at New Orleans anu
indicative OF what will happen on d
I1Isc scale when the Panama canal
has been completed and opened to the
comerce OF TIE world. With short
cned and uninterrupted water route
from the Pacific to the Atlantic coast
thus provided, commerce between the
two can be handled by water without
the heavy cost entailed at present by
unloading, transferance and reloadine
at the lsthmus, and much more
cheaply than the transcontinentai
railroads now handle il. That the
great bulk of the trade between the
Pacific and Atlantic coast territories,
especially the heavy and non-perish,
able merchandise, will be so handled
is practically foregone conclusion.
but whether or not the consuming
public will reap the benefit OF the
cheapened cost of transportation re-
mains to be seen, says the Norfolk
Virginian Pilot. That will depend
largely, If not altogether, upon
whether or not the transcontinental
roads own, own in or control the inter
coastal waterlines as they now do the
coastwiSe routes. The result OF the
latter has been and still is to bring
the water rate up to the level OF the
land charge and SO to deprive the pub
lie of the benefits OF the lower cost
OF water transportation. Similar re.
suits will inevitably obtain in the
former, unless effective measures are
taken to prevent them.
1t ought to be made unlawful for a
railroad to own; own in or in any way
control water route, save and except
only where such route forms an essen
tial link in its system. Unless it is
done, the railroads, not the American
public, will be the chief beneficiaries
both of the construction of the Pan.
anna canal and of any internal water
way development which the country
{ may undertake and effect. This is toe
obvious to admit of question or argu
menL
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1910-09-02
LICENSE APPLICATION.

This day j. l.. CorvIn and r. M.
CoWin, partners trading as Corvin
Brothers, by their Attorney, ]. r. Dill
lard, filed In the Office of the Auditor
of the City :" Bluefield, and as such
the Clerk of the Board of Affairs the
application o. said J. l.. and n. NJ
Corvin for the sale OF liquors, at re-
tail, in the Harry & Campbell Build.
ing, at 141 Princeton Avenue IN the
City of Bluefeld. West Virg'. 10
gether with 80 o. covering no AZ
penses connected with the puhlica.
ton OF this application, as required by
law, and requests that the same be
published In the two newspapers. to-
Wit; the Daily Telegraph and the
liluefeld Evening Leader, two papers
published In the City OF Bluefield of
opposite politics. which publication Is
ordered.
. J. t. AKERs, Auditor.
S-2-10 4wks.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1910-09-02
NOTICE OF TRUSTEES SALE

BY virtue Of the authority vested I'm
me by a deed of trust bearing date on
the. i2bth sdayiof March, 1909, executed
by N. w. Martin, to the undersigned,
ID. M. Easley, as Trustee, to secure
the Flat Top Grocery Company. the
payment of certain debts therein de-
scribed, and recorded In the Clerks
Office of the County Court of Mercer
County. West Virginia, in Trust Deed
Book No. Is, page 228, and default
having been made in the payment OF
said debts, and having been required
so to do by the said Flat Top Grocery
Company, the undersigned will offer
for sale, at public auction, to the high.
est bidder. for CASH IN HAND ON
THE DAY OF SALE, in front of the
Flat Top National Bank of BluefieId.
Bluefield, West Virginia, on the 18th
day of September, 1910, at 2 O'Clock
p. m. an undivided half interest in the
following described real estate I'M said
City:
BEGINNING at stake on Baldwin
Avenue on a ten feet wide alley;
thence North 1 degree West 26 feet
and six inches with Baldwin Avenue:
thence North 20 degrees 40 minutes
East to ten feet alley; thence with
said alley North 6 degrees 10 minutes
West 20 feet to another ten feet wide
alley, running from Park Avenue to
Baldwin Avenue; thence with said
alley North rs degrees 30 minutes
East 55 feet and eight inches to the
place OF beginning.
ID. NJ. EASILY, Trustee
S-19-10-4t. a az
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1910-09-02
CONCORD NORMAL

.
Concord Normal is recognized by
leading colleges and by the State Uni
versity as one of the best schools in
the state.
In the training OF young men and
women for teaching, college, or bust.
ness, in the development of charac-
ter and physique, this school is emf
nently successful. It's strong faculty
its healthful location, its complete
equipmcnt. and its free tuition, offer
exceptional advantages for the ambi.
tious student. Two courses are offer
ed, the Normal, and the Scientific.
Graduates from the Normal course are
granted No. State teachers certif-
icate.
Fall tern; opens September IA, 1910.
For Catalcg and particulars address,
j c. l., BEMIS. Athens, w. Va.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1910-09-02
NOTICE OF DISSOLUTION.

Notice is hereby given that n. a
meeting OF the stockholders OF the
War Ridge Coal & Coke Company, g.
Corporation created and organized I'M
der the laws of the State OF West
Virginia, held at Bluefield, West Vir.
ginia, on the % day OF August, 1910.
the following resolutions were adopt
ed:
RESOLVED, First: That War Ridge
Coal & Coke Company. Corporation
created and organized under the laws
OF the State Of West Virginia. hereby
discontinueS its business az q Corpo.
ration and surrenders to said State its
charter and corporate franchises. This
company was created for the purpose
OF developing certain Coal property
which proved to be OF little value and
for this reason the company will be
dissolved. II has no assets and its
obligations are held and owned by the
Board OF Directors, who will cancel
same.
RESOLVED, Second: That the Pres
ident OF this Corporation cause notice
OF adoption of the foregoing resolu-
tins to be published in some newspa.
per OF general circulation, published
near the principal office or place or
business OF this Corporation once each
week for four successive weeks; and
that he certify these resolutions to
the Secretary of State OF the State OF
West Virginia, and deliver to him y
certificate showing the publication OF
said notice as provided by law.
Given under my hand this 22nd lay
OF August 1910. 'E '-
VIM. MCCARTHY,
President OF said Corporation,
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PLAYS AND ACTORS

dressing tent is so well produced, and
her clever coadjutor, Frederic Thomp-
son, wizard OF stagecraft and effects.
that the romance and the sentiments
seem real and grateful.
The contrast between the life of the
circus where Polly has grown to girl
mood unspoiled In character, but to-
tally undeveloped save in her profess
sion. and the quiet, cultured life of
the young minister's household serves
To accentuate the effect. The play
wright too. has known how to make
use OF the narrow Puritanism of the
villagers and their bitter prejudice.
the more stubborn because of the liz.
norance from which it springs. as an
effective background to a story. How
the love OF Polly and the parson grew.
now 1t led each other into the path of
betterment. how the accusing voice of
scandal came to interrupt and sepe-
rate the twain, how Polly went back
to the circus with sacrificial intent.
and how the parson found her there
and declared his love-these are the
items In pretty, conventional story
Inc reunion of the pair in the full
glare of the circus ring is sufficiently
dramatic to satiate the theatregoer's
desire for thrills and sufficiently poe
tic TO please those who believe true
love should ever be triumphant and
happy when the final curtain falls.
Not little interest centers i'm the final
emergence from her childish shrysalis
or Ida st. Leon and her treatment of
the role which, while calling for
youth, still makes no small emotional
demand. 1t is known that Miss Ida
ST. Leon has youth and the tradition
OF STAGGERED family behind her. This
play will be seen at the EIks Opera
House, September Z.
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SCENE FROM "POLLY OF THE CIRCUS AT
ELKS OPERA HOUSE SEPT T.

yet the inner life of circus is as lit
tie known to those who bask in its
tinsel glitter and it's tawdry pomp, as
the ancient life of the Etruscans might
be. Margaret Mayo's tender little
play. Polly OF the Circus" permits a
glimpse into the penetralia of the cir
Gus. 1t is true that the glimpse is
through window whose panes are
rose tinted with romance but the, at
mosphere OF the sawdust ring and the
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Other Editors


Cummins, Deliver, Beveridge, and
Borah are all in Wisconsin campaign
ing for Senator LaFollette. From the
way the insurgents are helping each
other they evidently mean that there
shall be no break in their ranks In
congress. And they are not making
any concessions to the Old Guard. or
seemingly accepting any offers OF
cancellation. Following on the heels
Of President Taft's letter Senator
Cummins charged that the Republican
party had broken it's campaign
pledges and that the leaders in both
house and senate had "sneeringly,
contemptously and deliberately re-
pudiated the pledges and passed laws
TO please their business friends and
betrayed the American people" He
insisted on a Teadjustment in con
gress OF the tariff in favor OF the
public. lie also favored a tariff com
mission with wide Jurisdiction. The
Republican party promises such q
course in its platform" he said.
This promise has been broken. II
must be fulfilled eventually. Raleigh
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