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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-05-05
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Jremmblid)feit.

5reunolidfeit lit Elm aufmerfia=
mes, moblmoQen0es, ielbitloieS 8eneb=
men gegen Mnoere. Sic gilt als SCENT
5ei6en elmer guten 9ebensart. Ole
2el1te merfen balo, Of mir 0tele Sn=
9en0 belieen, an inherent 8enebmen
gegen Sic gltern uno an0ere urS no.
be itebenoe 2el1te.
Mon loQte immer bereit iein, lei>
men gltern gu belfen un0 tie 81, lieben,
u11o freunolid gegen feline 8efannten
gu fem, inoem mon lt@ beitrebt, ibnen
auf feline @eiie gu miBfalen ocer iie
gu perorieben.
llno menn man 6remoen begegnet>
iplte man lire @eiellidaft nidt 5u
meioen iu6en, 81 iie ii@ ionit unbe-
bagli6 fiiblen. SIM @egentbetl ion
man i1tdJen, geieQig 5u iein un0 lt6
fir tie intereliieren.
SIT mun int elmer @eleQidaft, 6ic
einem nibt %beioroers 5uiagt> 10 mnB
n1an iih beitreben, it9 ongenebm 5l1
madden, oenn Elm miirrii6es, faltes 8e=
nebmen lit ein 3eiden Ser @fiba6=
tl1ng.
Sft begegnet man 2el1ten, Sic frarf-
li6 iinb; Damn oQte man, anl tatt un=
geoulotg uno beftig nit ibnen 5u iein.
freunolid gu lpreden un0 gu banoeln
lu9en uno 10 5eigen, mie 1eio tie uns
tbnn.
SIT iema1ro in @otb, 10 erleidtert
Elm freunolides @ort oft feinen Scum.
mer ltr0 ma6t ibn fr0bli6er.
Mud sic Sbierc baben MnIprr16 anf
uniere 6reun0idaft.
Gin freun6li6es 8%enebmen bat oft
quite Tolgen un0 idooet ME. Mand=
NAL bepabrt es Sic Meni6en Dor ser
siinoe, ber>pon0elt id)le6te Sitten in
quite un6 perbiitet oft Streit, ia es
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-05-05
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Ma6 SEM ioeben peroffentli6ten
8eri9t ser &epiioren merOen sic flint
Mobelpreiie 6es Sdbres 1910 lie no.
7O2 &ronen n Sere betragen. 9aS
@erm0gen ser Stiftpng betrdgt CUR
8eit 80, 729,698 &ronen 81 Sere.
Die 8ruttoeinnabme 6es Sabres 1902
moraus sic oiesidbrigen &reiie gebil=
set mer6en, betragt 1,434,S11 &ro11en
81 9ere. Ma@ Mb5ug ser @erpal=
tnngsfoiten, Stel1er11 un6 an6eren nn<
folten perbletbt Elm N%ettobetrag BON
1,O42,242 &ronen, ser aber ni6t Sen
8reistrager,n ausbe5ablt miro. 0aS
9. 6. i6reibt 6o5u: 3ebn &ro5ent
meroen nitatutengemab" oem &anpt=
for5s 5ugefiibrt.@ Son 0em &eit meroen
nod ais nnfoiten Ser 8retspertbeiler
ni6t meniger oenn 234,504 &ronen
65 0ere o0er % Hro3ent abge5ogen!
8leibt fir sic &reistrdger sic Cunt
me bon 703, 513 &ronen " 0ere o6er
faum Sic @alfte ser Bruttoeinnab=
me. Dos Seitament Mobels i6retbt
befanntIi6 ausoriidlid Dor, oaB sic
Sabreseinnabme in flint gleiden Sbei=
len als flint Nreiie CUR 8ertbeilung
gelangen Jon. So Sic &eineinnabme
iiber cine Miuion betragt, 10 befommt
aIio ie6er ser 6iesiabrigen 8reistra=
ger faIt 10000 &ronen ueniger, als
linn na@ Sem @iuen 6es SeitatorS 5lt=
fommt.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-05-05
Sic Safel bes 2ebens.

u@as jon i@ auf meine S6ieferta=
fe1 ibreiben?" iagte Ser fleine &enrp
gu ii@ ielbit. ST fonnte nod ni@t gut
ldreiben, ober ct iebte fid btn uno
l9rteb: Sin gutter &nabe." Damn
5eigte ct ieiner Mrtter, mas er &c.
i9rieben bate.
u0u balt tpas @l1tes auf Seine Sa=
fel gel9rieben," iagte feline Mutter.
Sd boffe, gu idreibit 0as auf 9ein
2eben iopobl als auf Define Safel."
u@ie fann i@ 6as auf mein 2eben
l6reiben? iagte @enrD.
rDoour9, oaB gu je5e Stun0e un6
ieoen Sag Deines 2ebens ein gutter
&nabe biit. Dann f6reibit gu es alf
Dein Mneeiidt, 6enn 6aS angeii@t Ell
mes guten @naben 5eigt immer, tpaS
er lit. Sc itebt frii6 un6 froblid
aus"
Muf 6ieie Eafel 6es Mngeiidts
ldreibit au@ gu, liebes &in0, ieoen
Sag. Da biI6en fi@ 5ormen nno
6alten, sic Dein miirrii6es uto be-
les 8enebmen arfun6igen, ODER au@
@eidts8iige, sic 9ein frobli@es uno
freunoli9es @enebmen on5eigen.
Muf 6iele Eafel ionteit Dm Dor
glem 1tl1r @utes i9reiben. Den1
BON oerielben laBt ii6 ni@t lei@t GUS
milden, mas man bingeidrieben bat.
Dus &aBli@e iomob1 mie oas Sdone
bleibt un5eritorbar 90. Gin Mao9en
lpottete EMIT iber cine i@eeliii@ttge
8erion, blidte i@eel uno tDuroe Damn
ieIbit ideeIiudtig. Gin an6eres Wfao-
den, 6as feline natirlide S@onbett
botte, ubte fi6 10 reidli6 III i@snem
Bene5men unb Iiebrei9en Sbate1, ooB
fie Der 2iebIing Ser gan5er @taot
tprr6e.
r@os fo1 id i@reiben .ol1f 11ettt
Mneaidt? fragft Du. S@reibe Sron1.
migfeit, Eugen0, Sreunolidfeit, Sit.
-tigfeit 6arauf uno Oh braud{t Did
Deiner s@rift ME gu idamerr, l1no
Mnoere meroer fid reidlid oariiber
freuen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-05-05

EEf~ -
it0rt. Mon permutbet Branoitiftnng.
g. Ser nod nidt IL Sabre alte 5obt
0es 8lednermeilters &einr. Samp in
8for5beim fat iid aus nnbefann-
tenn @rmnoe eri6oiien. - 0aS Gent
mal gu gbren 0es &aterS Mbrabam
a 5anta Clara miro am 3. Suli fei-
'erDih in @reenbetm It e II
eingepeibt meroen.
@liaf>2 otbringen.
Sssn @ulbnersbeim lit electro
lde 8eleudtung eingefiibrt mor0en.
- Sn &agenau iou cine groBe
medaniidc @oumeberei %angelegt
tper0en. = SSn @ilienbetm miro
fir Sic ginfiibrung electriider 8e-
leu6tlung agitirt.
Gdpei5.
SSn Ser @emein0e &eioen gingen
infolge @smiliger 8ranoitiftung
@aus, S6eune nno ein Speiber bes
9anomirtbs Mnt. @iomer iamunt Sem
SS%npentar III 6lammen a1f. - Sn
Gbnr lit NIT ser Mieoerlegung oes
often &oltgeb6l,hes %begonnen moroen
Nln jeiner Stelle ion oas r1el1e Ganto=
nalbanfgebdl,0e trete1t. = Sn @en
itorb inn Sitter bon 81 Sabren 2eon.
@our0pn, elmer ser d~ltelten 8iirger
oes 9ontans.
Cciterrcid=l1ngarn.
Sic &aiieritoot @ien bat i6on
mieoer einen ibrer maderiten Mdi,1ner
nerloren, in oent I'M SO. 2%ebensiabre
aus Sem 2eben geidie0emn SRI. b..
@elfert, Sector Ser oiterrei6ii6en
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-05-05
Sin Manu mill iterbem

ober MIR Damn, menn cine trage 2e=
FER u11o fal1le @irgemeioe i6redli6e
Mutbloligfeit bernria6en. Mber 9r.
Sings Meue 2ebenspiuen pertreiben
Sic @ifte aus oem Spitem> bringen
@offnung uno Mutb; beilen 2eber-,
Mugen= n1b Mieren=8ei6mer0en tbet=
len Sc unobeit un6 Strait SEN S6tpa=
hen, Merpoien un0 2ei6enoen mitl
25t bei Ser Molitpr Grug So.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-05-05

|Staatsmdaner, &itorifer urb Mit-
glieo oes &errenbaules. Sobm.
&r. @farrer De6ont Mnt. Seron lit in
Sberbollabrunn int 66. 2e-
bensiabre %geitorben. gr mirfte IN
|@ouersoorf Maleborn un6 ieit %
Sabren in Sberbollabrune. - Sn
&apeI1en itarb bo6u. &farrer 6.
Yrin5 inn 80. 2ebenSiabre. - Sn 3d.
sen bat ii6 ser &ausbeiiBer unb &ai<
ltrer oes oortigen 8e~5irfsarmenra=
ties Sans &olb megen zines torperli=
den 2eioea1s eridoiien. - SSn ~ e :
"a II erl6oB fi6 oa1f ser @iielaprome-
naoe ser 29idbr. &ra1tfenpfleger &1eo.
@eubalo aus 2eoben. SSn 8rag
er|doB ser 23idbr. Scorer Ser Meoi=
gin Mar &otitihed oas Dienltmdo-
6en ieiner 9uartiergeberin, auf 6as
CT lin Sher5e" einen &epplper 5iel=
tie u1o nabm borouf ii6 aus @er5meif-
lung lelbit baS 2eben.
2nrembnrg.
Sn &edingena a. 5. MeB itarb
Elm 16idbr. G06terden 6es &derers
G%briltopborp an @ran0punoen, sic
es erlitten batte, in6em feline @ei0er
an einem &eiiigfener in 8rano gerie=
tber1. = Mn sen 6olgen eineS Sblag=
onfans itarb in Gdternad @pm=
naiialprofeiior 8eitgetl ein braper &a=
tbolif, I'M Sitter bon Sc Sabren. =
SIM Mlter bon 80 Sabren itarb gu
@reipeI0ingen Ser gigentbi<
mer Sob. &ieffer=&ies mad 6iabrigem
9eioen infolge 5tur5es bon ser Sent
ne. - Ser Maurer 81. 9anff aus
eri9eibergrnn6 peru11=
gillette BEL elmer Durbbrennerei to6t-
lid). - Mlf Ser Mahener &iitte gu
a. s. Ml3. mur0e Ser 16iabr.
Maibinenputer Mfi6. @ammeridmieo
bonn sdmungrao erfabt uno ger
molmt. = gu g NJ perbeer=
tie Elm 6eler int @emeinoemaloe I'M
Srt gen. useptert", cine Tld6e bon
etpo 20 Mder.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-05-05

gu Niagara Sails iino sic @o9idii,
Ter an Sen Streif gegangen, neil if
men oie our 6eier oeS Stieges Tires
Debating Seam" gefor6erte Greiga=
be zines balben Cages perpeigert muir
oe. Streifen0e Sdulbuben iin6 in
Mmerifa ia nidts @eues mebr. Mber
pielleidt mer6en mir naditens al19
etnmal ettpaS bon einem Streife ser
Sauglinge 1eien.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-05-05

Sic Seniotionsbungrtgen fommelt
6iesmaI ni@t auf lire &eduntg. &ai<
fer Gran3 Soiepb mar porii@tig ge-
mug, unieren Se06p nidt Dffentli6 in
.oem Mnoien5ioal, fon6ern in ieinen
NripatgemG9ern in ser @ofb1rg gu
empfangen. Mi9t einntol ser Snbalt
BEG IS Minuten oauernoen @eipra-
DIES miro gefabelt.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-05-05

Ser &oit0ienit ser S@mei5> Der bot
3igli6 lit lno &afetbefDr0erl1ng, 10
mie freie Mblieferlrng in uuen 2an6-
be5irfen einidliebt, bat i'm pergange-
men Sabre einen &einiiberidrB bon
$590>600 ergeben. Inter Sen abge=
lieferten Noitien0ungen maren 1853
MiQionen 8eitungen - % Miltonen
mebr als 8riefe.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-05-05

Sin gutter @atb lit imn1er @el6es
mertb. &ier lift Elm folder: @enn SIR
@el6 perien6en molt ODER menn STR
@el6 NIT gu6 nebmt ms alte @ater<
lono, Damn ipredt IN ser Girit Matio>
nal 8anf bon ct. @louo Dor un6 er>
funbtgt @u6 nod Dem beiten un6 Bill.
tighten @ege bies 51 tbun.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-05-05

@enm &roben CUR Seititeuung ser
Srnnfenbeit meroen iebt in Sos Mnge<
les BON ser 8oli5ei argemen0et; feline
tit better als Sen @eroadttgen 6u fra
gen, Oh er nidt nod veinen" boben
mill, rno ibn Damn gu beobadten, sic
er ibn genieBt.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-05-05

9ie Sem aongreB eingereidte &eti-
tion Ser @uffragetten, sic fir oie Gin<
fiibrung bes Sr~auenitimmredts in ben
Ser. 6taaten eintritt, lit bon 100000
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-05-05

madt in man9en 6auen Seinoe GIT
6reunoen.
6reunoli9feit lit Elm f0itlideS
Sing, 6enn 6reunolidfeit lit 2iebe;
un6 es ioute un ier ernitli9er @uni@
lein, ieoermant gliidlid 81 MAIDEN u.
gludlid gu ieben.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-05-05

&erionen unter5eidnet tpor6en. IS
i6eim, als Oh Sic europaii6en &riti=
fer mirfli6 &ebt baben, Sic sic Sine
rifa1er als cine feminine Mation be-
5ei6nen.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-01-12
TAKE THE PEOPLE into YOUR
CONFIDENCE, SAYS H. N. C0TTLE
Third Ward Councilmanic
Candidate Is Fighting
the Machine.

u. y. costle. for ten years iden
titled With Fischer Brothers, whole
sale grocers. Is making strong
campaign In the Third ward for a
seat m the council Behind Cot
ties candidacy are the Republic
cans who believe that the mater
tai Interests of the Third ward
are paramount 70 the welfare Of
any political machine Through
out the ward Republicans who be
heye that the time Is now present
when a complete change IL city
officials Is imperative "a the vel
fare Of he city. are lending their
aid to Cottle's candidacy.
Cuttic has given 20 the voters
Of the Thlrd ward a statement OF
shat he would stand for II elected
70 the council. Cottle asserts that
the fullest Publicity In the coun-
ellis affairs would make clean
government The handling Of
municipal affairs along the sane.
conservative. economical lines that
private business Is transacted. Cot.
tie asserts. would be for the bene-
1T OF all.
cottle has shown that BE- Is not
the candidate NJ any politician or
political machine. and II not nor
viii be be handled BY any corpora
ton. To show hts good faith Cot.
tie has pledged himself to resign
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-01-12
TALKS ON TEETH
By The Regal Dentists
BEAUTIFUL TEETH

The discovery Of Our Method OF
restoring missing teeth without pain
and without aid Of partial plates
makes u possible for every one So
have beautiful teeth.
There " no comparison bet seer
Our Method Teeth and the average
set Of s9.called false teeth.
In replacing missing teeth By Our
Mnthot. all that We require IL that
the patient have two uF more teeth
left IN either iRw We don't care
whether thsy are sound OF deeayed
u they are decAysd we viii repair
them. giving you a beautiful set ~
teeth. 70 perfec, and natural look
lng a. 10 deceive the most critical
observer
Ths iaost beautiful face that aas
ever created can be- Spoiled BY poor
teeth Next 70 tbs syes. the teeth
are the most prominent feature OF
the face
Sometimes the teeth alone are the
one thing about the face that makes
II attractive
Those who come here are a; All
times In expert hands
One thinF that we insist on il
that the dentist be kind. patient and
sympathetic A wriften guarantee
wifh at work
REGAL DENTAL OFFICES.
n w Cor ard Az and Union ~
Across the 81 From the Pos,otflce
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-01-12
PEYTON Did
NOT TAKE The
EXTRA MONEY
Denies That Leavitt Gave
Him $50 in Seattle and
Macintosh Says There
Is a Misunderstanding.

"Thc statement that received
$50 from Ralph J. I.eayitt In the
Butler hotel Ia Seattle ia absolutely
false. said Claude Peyton 70 The
Star this morning. 4 further deny
absolutely that ever received a
cent from i.eayltt in Seattle OF that
had any other financial dealings
with him Ia los Angeles other than
that in connection with the " 600
Leayitt may say that he gave me
money In Los Angeles TO pay the
expenses Of myself. HnlEheimer and
Zimmerman. but that II false and !
think that recent events with which
Leayitt has been connected arr
sui, lcient 20 demonstrate that be
hasn't any particular regard for
the truth
Kenneth Macintosh. who iuyes
nsated the Leayltt llolEheimer
Peyton affair 10 los Angeles. sua
taina rcytpn'a assertion that Pey
ton took no money IN Seattle
When seen hy The Star this morn.
ing Mr.. Macintosh said
MtNf must ANNN AHhN NNfAAH Htf"
understanding about this ala not
Say that Peytou took $50 from
ieayitt In the Butter hotel ! have
no knowledge or information that
be did anything Of this kind A 70
his accepting money from Lenvlst
Ia Los Angeles other thsn the
81 900 matter I only have i,eayilts
word Lsavitt said that be gave
/. eyton $3.50 before the 81 ,e0e, bus
all / have for that IA LeAyitsa
word
Mr. peyton also denfea many Of
the details ol the affair a. told By
Attorney FrederickM. OF
Los Angeles. lie said
Please say for me- that ! never
shed u tear and that ! was not ask
cd TO resign. As a matter Of fact,
Iioixheimcr was 70 leave the prose
cutting attorneys office anyway
Kills was 70 succeed him ! aaked
FOR my hoerty. but | did not weep
And there VAS no shtcct begEing
"a like TO have these details made
clear for all time. and particularly
that I.eavitt never vas asked. or
did he volunteer 10 give me = cent
IN Seattle or Ia l.oa Angeles
DANCE At pREAmLAnu.
Dance tonight Admission tree
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-01-12

l.. Gultcrrcr De Lara, revolutions
lst bearing on his slender shoul-
ders all the burdens Of millions ot
oppressed Mexlcans. was iu Seattle
yesterday. lie win return the lat
ter part OF the week and in a lee
turo az che Arcade hall sunday
ulghi. viii tell the story OF harhar'
GUS. down,troddeu Mexico
he Lara Is a type. Latin Amcri-
can with an idea RE " slender.
well.knit fellow about n . In. Ia
height. OF wonderful nervous power,
volatile. quick Of thought and
speech. aud as fun OF enthusiasm as
lacking In logic horn With a facil
ity Tor giving expression TO his
thoughts having acquired good
eduCation and a knowledge Of the
law. he easily draws vivid word
pictures Of the ruin and degrade
tiou wrought 10y despotlc severn
ment
Can't See Benefits.
pc Lara cannot see that "grcat
commercial development produced
by the hene,lceat reign Of Don
Porfirio niaa" Of which friends 81
the nlaz government taik
He can only see the Mexican PEG.
pie held down and sold into slavery.
The only laws and liberties be- can
see In Mexico are these which en-.
able grating officials % raid peace
L. ID
men and women into actual siay.
cry to cruel and INSCRIPTIONS
governing class
De Tara Is Right.
Aud half an hours conversation
with this brilliant young Mexican
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-01-12
soLpIERs 10 FENcE.

Invitations have been sent e. Col
otta 4 raau Major John Rtringer
Major William A. lnslis. Major
Howard Darlington. former com
mander % ihv company. Captain u
a Hansen and captain W o. Nc
clurs. former officers Of the com
psny. ta attead smoker alssn hy
company 4, Second regiment \. o.
" ~ the quarters IN ghe armnrl
this evening The feature VI the ga
isrtainnsnt Nill b. fencing bout
hstWeen tIeuteuanta nefEsr and
Fiskens
II YOUR business properly elasnl
fled 2 Phone 1900 for adv rates
lad Tel Co. s.s
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-01-12
There's a Price or De Laras Head If lie Talks,
But He VIII Talk Sunday Night About Mexico

half tell OF the horrors IN this so
called civilized Mckee.
And ne Lara ought TO know He
knew OF conditions IN Mexico be.
fore Turner ever heard OF them.
lie suffered under those conditions,
and then was the man Who pointed
the way TO the horror places OF
that country.
10 Sincere.
And his sincerity. There can be
no doubt of Il. lie Is willing ia so
to Jail again aud again n his mar.
tyfdom will help arouse aenti
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-01-12

mont In the United States that will
tend 60 better the conditions Of hial
countrymon aud women,
A price IL on his head. II he ever
retufna 20 that country. he knowa
well that the least brutal punish
ment that would be melted out "a
hlm would be TO he east into the
prison OF Santa tiiloa. the hell hole
set up In the harbor Of Vera Cruz,
It's crime la the eyes of the
niaz government for him 10 talk as
he will talk neat Sunday nlKht IN
Seattle. but he goes on talking
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-01-12
GAYNOR GUILLOTINE
WORKING OVERTIME.

NEW YORK. Jan ~ shortly
after Tammauy circles had been
shocked on learning that Park
Commissioner Higgins bad drop.
ped 1853 mon from the park service
in the Bronx. Borough President
Miller announced he had received
the resignation Of dozen heads
OF departments. Ia hia Jurisdiction.
nearly all Of whom we're high sal.
aried men
This WAS the cleenest sweep so
far IA any city department since
GayacrH election
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-01-12

olunns
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-01-12

oG LARA.
thar his Is the real view to take OF
affairs la Mexico On fact. one II
convinced that George Kenneth
Turner the writer of the articles
Ia the American Magazine. did NOT
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-01-12

Aeronaut--f expeet 30 take q fsw
books with ms. az the trip ~ likely
70 be- n long one.
Reporter They'll - useful for
ballast. too ! presume.
Accommodated iu the least
shall take nothing bat light fiction
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-01-12

any time that hls actions in the
council do not meet with the Mp.
prevail of the voters 81 the Third
ward
The Tupelo journal. (Tupelo, Miss.) 1876-1924, 1910-02-18
Diplomas For Eighth Grade
Pupils.

As a further incentive to en-
courage proficiency, Superinten.
dent e. P. Clayton has decided
to offer to all pupils in the pub
lie schools of the county a diploma
upon completing all the work in
Guiding the eighth grade. Many
pupils, especially boys and young
men, leave the schools entirely
too early and as an inducement
to hold them in the schools until
this work is completed, Mr.. Clay
ton has adopted the giving of
these diplomas.
Besides the value of the work
in the eighth grade, a diploma
carries with it an endorsement
which will be Of material value
in-after years and the young
man or young woman who holds
one cannot esteem it too highly.
The Tupelo journal. (Tupelo, Miss.) 1876-1924, 1910-02-18
Legislature Pays Tribute to
Robert Lowery.

On Saturday the Mississippi
Legislature in joint session in
the hall of the House Of Repre-
, sentatives paid a tribute to the
memory of the late Governor
Robert Lowrey. A number Of
legislators paid high tribute to
the distinguished Mississippian
after which Senator Harold
Madison offered the following
resolutions prepared by COM
mittee from the two houses:
Whereas, The State Of Missis-
sippi has suffered irreparable
loss in the death of the great
statesman, soldier, jurist, friend,
Christian gentleman, Robert
Lowrey, and
Whereas, Ii is mete that the
legislature of the State of Missis
sippi should give expression to
its grief, and make record Of the
esteem of its members, in COM
mon with the whole people, for
this, our distinguished fellow
citizen, theref ore
Be it resolved, by the Senate
and House Of Representatives Of
the State of Mississippi, That in
Robert Lowry was found a great
intellect, devoted to the advance
ment of the highest and best
principles for The welfare Of the
State, and of the people, graced
with chivalrous urbanity Of man
ner, embedded in an incorruptible
moral character, and crowned
with the faith and charity Of
pure and undeiiled Christianity.
Resolved, That his services as
a soldier to his country were un-
surpassed in bravery and hero
ism, and as a public servant in
every position of trust occupied
by him, were marked by fidelity,
The Tupelo journal. (Tupelo, Miss.) 1876-1924, 1910-02-18
A New Industry.

Approaching the urgent de-
mand everywhere in this section
for good food for. stock, Messrs.
J. j. Rogers & Son have installed
a mill which will crush into chops
about five hundred bushels of
corn daily. This mill is run by a
IA horse power gasoline engine
and is doing very satisfactory
work.
The firm is selecting only the
best shelled corn and grinding it,
the result being a high grade
class of chops which will be sold
throughout this territory for
stock during the spring.
During the years when the
supply of corn in this section
does not meet the demand there
is a low grade quality OF ground
stuff shipped in here and sold to
the farmer. Everything goes in,
rotten corn, cobs and all and the
man who feeds it takes great
chances on killing his stock. In
order that the best feed may be
had the above firm decided that
the only way to give it to their
customers was to buy first class
corn and grind it themselves.
This is an inovation which the
farmers who buy corn will
appreciate. The mill will be run
constantly in order to meet the
great demand for food stuffs.
The Tupelo journal. (Tupelo, Miss.) 1876-1924, 1910-02-18
Gard of Thanks.

We wish to thank the good
people of Nettleton who minis
tered SO faithfully during the
sickness and death Of our little
one, and especially do we thank
Drs. Farror and Keys, who
worked so faithfully to save her
life. But it was the will Of the
Lord for her to go.
Mr.. & Mrs. A. L. Williams.
The Tupelo journal. (Tupelo, Miss.) 1876-1924, 1910-02-18

Brookhaven has issued bonds
in the sum of Sl2, 10000 to raise
funds with which to construct a
new city hall. The lower floor
will contain offices, a public Ii
brary and a ladies parlor. The
upper floor will be devoted to the
mayors Office and a large public
hall.
The Tupelo journal. (Tupelo, Miss.) 1876-1924, 1910-02-18
SECOND WEEK.

honesty and capacity. His rela-
tions to cociety were character
lied by hospitality, generosity
and sympathetic friendship, and
to the home and family by a
simplicity Of devotion and unsel-
fishness that made sacrifice a
blessing.
Resolved, That these resolut-
ions be spread upon the minutes
of the Senate and House, and
that a copy of them be sent by
the clerk to his family.