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Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1910-10-08
Delaware Boy Wins.

NEWARK. Del, oct Shark T.
Civilian, student in the Agricultural
Department Of Delaware College, has
been awarded first prize In the
student contest held by the "Ameri-
man Agriculturist' for the best article
on some phase Of agriculture. Mr.
Gwilliam submitted an article last
June on the work being accomplished
on the State Experimental Farm.
He was notified recently that he
had carried off the honors for Della
ware in this State competition
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1910-10-08
TO RAISE / o. n. M. CHIFFS

Special to THE EVENING JOURNAL
DOVER, Del, Oct. S.-This will be a
busy month for the Red Men OF Della
ware. Great Sachem Harry B. Sinclair
has arranged to pay these official Wis
its and the lodges have arranged in
teresting programs:
To Waneta Tribe of Dover, 10th
Sahimas Tribe, No 10. of Milford
18th; Red Cloud Tribe, of Houston on
the Goth.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1910-10-08
Teachers, Institnte Insirnctnrs.

Special to THE EVENING JOURNAL
DOVER, Del, Oct S-Among the
day instructors engaged for the COM
ing Teachers Institute by Superin-
tendent F. c. Hardesty, of Sussex
county, are DR.. G. w. Gerwig, who
will give his lectures on Teaching
English" Professor John G. Scorer
who will lecture in his original style
on Reading" and Miss Irene kim
mel, of Ohio, a teacher of teachers
IN music.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1910-10-08
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TO.DAY'S SPORTS.

Aviation meet, Horse Show Park.
Football game at Front aud
Union streets, between Orange
and U. :. Marine UOrps eleven at
. 3 o'clock.
Baseball game between Gas Com
pany and Batileship Delaware
teams at South Side Park, $50
y. m.
Matinee racing, Horse Show
Park.
Yacht Racing, Wilmington Yacht
. Club.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1910-10-08
K. G. E. BOWL

The fall bowling season opened on
Thursday night when the Knights
and Hermits, of the Knights of the
Golden Eagle. rolled their first game,
the Hermits winning two of the three
eap1ae The acOra.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1910-10-08
Fireman KiIled nn slim.

DELAWARE BREAKWATER, Del.
Oct ga fireman. whose name is not
known, was killed on board the Ger
man tank steamship Energie. from
Philadelphia for Oxelosund The
mans skull was crushed by falling
ash bucket.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1910-10-08

other clubs will compete and will cut
into the scores of the clubs named.
The Multinomahs, Of Portland. Ore !;
the Boston A. A, the Denver A. c.. the
Los Angels A c.. and q score of
others are sending smaller teams and
individual stars Any athlete who
wins a championship at New Orleans
will earn IT, Among the many en-
tries received is one Ralph Rose, the
sensational shot putter Of the Olympic
club of San Francisco. Rose has -
been seen IN competition for two
years, and his return is being hailed
with delight Rose Is the holder oi
all worlds shot put records.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1910-10-08
HoUCK AND LOUGHREY DRAW.
Lancaster Boxer Came Fast in Latter
Part of Bout.

Part OF Bout.
In the wind-up at the Nonpareil
Athletic Club last night Young Lough-
reg and Leo Houck, Of Lancaster, went
six rounds 10 a draw. In the first
two rounds Loughrey was the agrees
sor. but beginning with the third
Houck got going and had an even
break, equalizing the honors by fast
work in the fourth and fifth, both OF
which rounds favored the LancaSSer
boxer The sixth round was give and
take and though Loughrey either slip
ped or was knocked down by one of
Houck's stomach punches. neither had
any advantage when the final bell
sounded.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1910-10-08
Homecoming At Christlnnn.

District Superintendent E. L. Hof-
fecker and the Rev. DR.. w. F. Cork
ran Of Union NJ. r. Church, will be
speakers at the Homecoming services
OF Christiana NJ E. Church to-mor-
row.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1910-10-08
Hogan to Again Lead Lancaster.

LANCAT$lS, Pa. Oct. S.-Marty
Hogan has signed a contract 10 man
age the Lancaster Tri-State Club for
1911. Manager Hogan had offers from
other clubs, one Of them of the Trl-
State League. but there were not
sufficient inducements offered for him
to leave this city.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1910-10-08
Another Cron of Berries

Special to THE EVENING JOURNAL.
LAUREL. Del. Oct. 8.-A number
of our farmers have picked a second
crop Of strawberries during the last
few weeks. The berries are of excel
isDt size and flavor.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1910-10-08
ATTELL in LINE
FOR THE LIGHTS
By United Press Leased Special Wire,

By United Press Leased Special Wire.
MILWAUKEE,, Wis, Oct S.-Abe
Attell, featherweight champion, show
ed beyond a doubt that he is capable of
handling lightweights in his ten round
fight with Charlie White here last
night. and to-day his hackers declare
he may be expected TO make several
matches with men in that class dur
ing the winter. Attell won by wide
margin.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1910-10-08
! JULIA MARLOWE
WINS AT BERLIN

BERLIN, Md. oct. s.-The light
harness racing at Franklin's Driving
Park yesterday was very exciting.
Julia Harlowe and Hannis Boy both
did excellent work. Julia redeemed
hedself, showing up in great form, The
showing of Thel-Mack, by General
Mack. a 19-months-old colt, was a fea-
ture of the day. The track was slow.
Free-FOr-All.
Julia Marlowe, br. m. Collins l 2 ] !
Hannis Boy, ch. g.. Hastings. 2 l 2 2
Time, 216 IA, 2.16, 2.17 3-4, ZIG.
1923, Mixed.
Rover Queen, oh. m. White 80. ! | !
Miss Ames, &. m. Guy ........ 2
Anxious W., b. S. Ryan ........ 3 3 3
Time. 2.34 IA, 2.35 IA, 234 IL.
800, Mixed.
Betsey Houcks. g. m. White 2 2 8 8
Queen Mack, c. M, Hall =. 3 3 2 2
Mt. Holly Fair Races Postponed.
MT. HOLLY, N. j.. Oct. Sowing
to the rain the racing program for
the Mt. Holly Fair had to be post
poned until to-day. the management
of the fair having decided to keep It
open for another day so as to COM
plete the racing The racing pro-
gram will include the following: The
unfinished 23O and 222 trotting
classes. the free-for-all trotting, 2.12
and 2.17 pacing and 2.20 trotting.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1910-10-08
Standing of the Clubs.

Schedule for To-day.
Philadelphia at Boston.
Chicago at Pittsburg.
New York at Brooklyn.
st. Louis at Cincinnati.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1910-10-08
SEMIS MAKE
READY TO EAT

Much interest is being taken in the
banquet of the Wilmington Semi
Professional League. which is to be
held at the Hotel Wilmington on next
Tuesday evening. All the teams will
be represented and the trophies Of
the season will be presented to Ire
mont.
Anyone who has not as yet given
his name to President Abrahams is
advised to do so at once.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1910-10-08
Standing of the Clubs.
Schedule for To-day.

Athletics at Washington. 2 games.
Boston at New York. 2 games.
Detroit at Chicago.
Cleveland at st. Louis.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1910-10-08
AMERICAN LEAGUE.

Yesterdays Scores.
Chicago. 2; Detroit, 0.
Other games postponed, rain.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1910-10-08

can't Tell. s. g., Perdue. 2 3 1 1
Time, 2's4 IA. 2.S4 IA, 2.S9 IL,
2.39 1-2, 2.39 IA.
2.Year-OId Colts. 1-2 Mile Pace.
Thel-Mack, oh. g.. Hall ...... l 1
Joe Bond, b. g. Bird ............ 2 2
Time, 1.25. 1.25.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1910-10-08
BASEBALL
NATIONAL LEAGUE.

Yesterdays Scores.
Chicago, /; Pittsburg, 0.
Other games postponed, rain.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1910-12-21

dnyou hn Dihluyu dcrra Sna
llpy udbof ten doufa, u pro syt
dnbrt snahy. ktrrymi mcli nami
yykonal W dosli dobreho. i Y tom.
10 pfipadn doldc ceint II vsesiran-
NJ podporg So strany rele ccskt
vefeiuostl Vsiupnt 2je lata
TEX - ;. hodint vccrrni
Toto un stranku dole
sdruzeni pro postaveni ceske
0maze konati bude
YOU schulz Y patek vecer, dne 80
prosince I. r., Sokoloyne. Gle
move dostaytez sc do jednoho a
spolky vysletez svoje zastupce.
Indmy u yalcnf kraiau p.
karcl Roubitck Z Z l2jj iil. ~.
ul, jenl, iak lnamo. prucuJe v III
ynde firmy schneider 4 Mueller,
.byl pred ntiakfm tasrm slilen
ralnvm nrHzcm nn nozn Nrk0lik
loho piitel Va stare ylasii Sc o tom
.dovcdelo IA nasim prostrcdni-
ctvim, pontyadz sami Ieho adrcssu
.nelnali. vysloyuji mu svt polito-
vani Radi by he prf znse mcli
.m"H sebou q pcnizc na ccstu by
.mu poslaH. jen kdyby sc mezi nj
mi laso usadil Stfskd pri Sc jim
vplicr po ntm. y t0ho yidtti u"l-
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1910-12-21

hdeisirh dne - lcdna 1911 yybor.
non Samhcrkoyu frdsku "Jedc.
nhctd prikazlui " pamatujte sI
to-
RIAL Slo,an. els. ~. ICBJ
usnc,l sc na Noy% Rok Sokoloy.
nc usporadati soukromon pozydn
koyou labavu pcsir,m Il bohn
Hm progranmm pm a. priIeH
tosti bude ltl oslayrno dustoupcni
l0O alpnu
kapcla j. 4 Fmly q En-
Chlebordda uspofddi spolecnf
pies sim Mrlzoya y sobotu. due
- lrdna 1911 fisiy yttalck yc.
novdn hudo ua zakoupcni novfch
steIuokroju.
M likIada cctnfch slilno.
sti, Etera do.ly mayora Dahlma
na po jrho udyrntu Z prazdnin.
zgslaI 80 pofrrinimu nh6elnilyu
dnpIs. vc ktcrtm mu narixulc. by
pi'isuosti ncIyctsi yymahul pres.
~ plnani zakonu, t}kaiicich So
prodejr lihoyin q zayirini hostin-
ou. Natrluik uytanoyil IN tim ii.
crIcm pro kaldy distrikt diva tai.
No. by vtuovali yrccm tfm viro
poz0rnOstI
Henry Nietsrhe, slcty siro.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1910-12-21

ttrc ukras, ~ jsou ttmef bhiecnr
Sirop ir dtlau plcchoyych orna
mrulu u H. nrhu lsou ysazpna e.
ltklrirkd syrila Sttuy isou ma
loyunt poladi pultu krasli veil
ka lfaadln re yyrezarantch RI
mech , duhoyeho dfcva Putt j,
trl lhntoyeu 2 duhoythU drcya q
j. nHutm 90 stop dtlky Y pull
IA ouom isou 3 ytcepy vse ic TAX
pohodlnt. IN nrvyiaduir vnbrc nic
yrlkt nimahy pro skIcpniky ku
ohsloulcni hosiu Podlaha ir Wy
Eladaud gldobnymi dlaiditkami
Go se titr ldsob liktrnich. hosl
npDaidr lepsiho yfhtu q iallostI
v ccltm meslc % 10 iak g domacim
TAX g importoyantm lboI vsc
prodagd Sc IN ccny vrlmi mirnt
Dale pan Biltz erpuir ythlasnj
Goll-Top pivo ~ So.-omalsktho
piyorau ir hlavnim dodayatc
lem onoho piva 81 Omazo Tcnto
hostinrc stoii m podivanoui Ma
ysllvte Jei'
Y pondtli rama belr vsi znam
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1910-12-21

do tthoz pfisli jaksi pfiprayeni
Mrzi dcastniky byli i diva krajant
u sirr VI. l.. Placek = Wahoo Pr
" Earios Z Wilbcr. Dale jedndni
So slIraslnili: j. II Moorchead \
Falls City, w Is. Banning \ Uni,
uI Il. :. Horton \ Omahy, j T..
Reagan Z Omahy. !. NJ Tanner 70
nth Omahy, NJ $. Wilcox \
I aiP, j. VI. Talcolt = Cr0fion. f.
Nolpp ~ Scribucr. =, S. Kohl \
Wayne !. II Burman ze ST. Iii.
bory. G. NJ. Skilcs 2 David city
a q W Tibhctts \ Hastings
- Stafickl spekuIant y obcho.
do dohytkem, stephen Collier.
irni htyal vclmi dobfc znam zyla.
stc y South Omazc, zemrel y tech
to dncrh v okrcsni nemocniri We
starr ~ rokn.
We dneeh lG H. kvatna
1911 bude Sc v omai Auditoriu
konati veliky konccrt symfonickt.
ho orchestra Thomasova Z Chlca-
GA Dirigent Stock bude osobna
ridti q budc miti sebon Sest H.
u1ch yclikych umtlcu.
Oyoandfsk6 vfstaya. iak sc
lda budr Sc pristi rok Ease ko.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1910-12-21
Zpravy zahranitn6
cECIIY

Spisoyntelka Bozena yikoya-
kunttieka zadald Narodnimu iii.
vadlu v Praze tfiaktoyou ycselo.
hru Rcprcscntanika domu".
PreuIora budc pocdtkem ledna. -
" llllnsku, kie mcskal pravt 80
.syou sp0lecnosti, zcmrcl nedeli
"a. Ilstopadu populirni divadelni
rcditcl herec p. Viltm Suk po
kratkt ehorobt lanctem Pile. Di.
vadelni kruhy lprdva smrti zna-
mtho hercc bolcstnt prckvapi Vi
lem Suk zahy \ mladi venoyaI 80
dlvadlu a v rolich miIovniclxtch,
pozdtIl Sarzich, zjcdnal 81 do.
brtho imtna Byl tinn}m z poedt.
ku sy6 diyadclni drahy T.. Kra.
muelu, jehoz dceru poial IN chot
a po nemz pfijal take diyadelni
konecsi. So syou spolccnosti pro-
sci bezpoetukrdte Cechy Moravu
"A ttSiI 81 vsudc prizni, poiimaje
akol sy0j Sc yzdcnou Svtdomito-
sii Prdzanum mann byl ~ sv1ch
pohostinnfch her na vlstavisti a
" VII. tasti Prahy. - Ceska zcm6
ma oprtut potilc drfiriirm 30
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1910-12-21

l.esni tislnou. We
ktcrt uprostrrd male
mytiny hrbi So maly
ycnkoysk( kostelik
pod til pcora napa
dltho snthu, rozle-
hail Sc chrupajici
kroky ~. Nyrusenj
ptaci ustrasenc So
rozhlizeii ma ySeeh
NY strany a. poletu
lice sem q tam. diva
il se. zda jim nebro
ii nebezpeti kdyz
vsak yidi. H. zayaiou
ccstou pospichaJi
domu male dcti, Ia
klidnt usedaji ma
vttvicli 60. Jenom o.
pozdtni hayrani pr
elaji pred ma M Wy
razivsim psem do
jehoI Sttkotu misi So
pronIkavt iieh kri
kani Pes vsns da
lnku IN mimi ncbdH.
Zaly sc yrdti * tenn.
jel doproydhf % pak
opct rycblymi @koky
un kus resiy Ie pred
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1910-12-21


EonI r'rijcl do ccIaho
krajr "a lcacr .o il.
ST. zastavi fl ioiirb
mike rholoupky ma
pokraji losa. by i'm
Jeziskcm sIozfI
pod Iahlky 70 pozla
rcuymi orcohy ozpIo
bent stromck. trebd
prosir "a cbudiEkt
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1910-12-21
L OMA

poslrinl 'fAfu "a htlkl
'rtl. Jed Sokul Omaha -,yli pro
piisti rok zyolrni tito lircdniel
Pre,lsela. ] + Nrana mistopred
soda, q Jclcnf iajemnik. Il. Spa
lex 1870 So II Str ueetnik, +.
krr6ck pokladnik, karcl kaut-
skS vybor malctku ua ; roxy,
Jan libal poceini yybor ma , 70.
Ky, q. Jclen, knlhovnik, l.. kolht.
ny dopisoyatel do Sokola, j, j.
Mix zhbayni v{hor ma , roxy, Il.
Spalck, j, Libal a j. Peska; pra.
porrcnici. j Ilkmund q X. Pro
chazka hrbitovni g}bor, Y. Tau.
chen nacelnik, FIR Riha; podna.
Grlnik, Jan ftiha sl,olni v}bor, X.
Spalck. J +. Vrana j. kolatnl +;
/upni vyhor. q Jclcn. F'r. ltiha, X.
Spalck. j. j. Mix a FIR. krctek
Drteutni komisai.i ncjsou do
sud rozhodnutl, maji.h Sloyaka
Kyrska prohIasili IN bldna Tyl
byl, jak zudmo, pro urizku sou
du soudcrm kenncdym odsouzpn
ma 30 dni do yezcni. kdyz byl pro.
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FfiAlaata - i HAsh vE#
knYA a. saAaA4
Morgan County republican. (Versailles, Mo.) 1906-1914, 1910-04-21

On April 18th Mr.. Ed Hulett and
Miss Lena Marriott were united in
marriage at the home Of the brides
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Columbus
Marriott. in Versailles, by A. K. Fos-
ter. pastor Of the Baptist church. A
icw OF the relatives and most intimate
friends were present.
The words that made them hus-
band and wife were spoken about
eleven O'Clock, after which a sump-
tuous dinner was served and the hap
by couple lett for IOonvillc or the
l2:45 train, and returned Sunday.
I'd and Lena are two of Versailles
most highly respected young people.
May many blessings fall along their
pathway.
Morgan County republican. (Versailles, Mo.) 1906-1914, 1910-04-21

town people about buying away from
home, even the grocer will order car
pets and furniture which he could
buy at home. 1t is a near-sighted
policy.
The mail order houses owe their
success, rot to lower prices. but to
good and persistent advertising
They are teaching the merchants how
to advertise.
This farmer asks twice as much for
some of his fine horses as we would
give ; he askcs about $3.50 an acre
for his farm. although it produces no
more than when it was worth S25-
the merchants, his ~neighbors, and
the people in his town and county
have caused the increase in values
but we have never thought of him be-
ing dishonest.
The merC chant is called on almost
daily to contribute to objects of chart
ty, ~benevolenCe, and public enter
prises, and gives a dozen times where
others give once. We have known
of a merchant to give fifty dollars to-
ward building a bridge a dozen miles
away, and yet there were doubtless
men in that ncighborhood who would
have given their order to some nom
contributor if thereby they could
save a quarter. This is not stingi-
ness, half as much as thoughtlessness
and lack Of training along this line.
The training which makes the busi-
ness man honest. also makes him gem
crous and enterprising as IA general
rulc.--Polntcrs, X. T..
Morgan County republican. (Versailles, Mo.) 1906-1914, 1910-04-21
Married Last Night.

The marriage of Charles c. Mel
ton, of the Queen City Tea and Cof-
fee Company. to Miss Virginia Potter,
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. John Pot
ter, of South Usage street. was per-
formed at her sisters home, Mrs.
David Poole, 1500sSouth Onincy av-
enue last night.
Rev. Frank Y. Campbell, OF the
First Baptist church, ofiiciated, say
ing the ceremony in the presence Of
fifteen relatives of the young couple.
Following the marriage, a luncheon
was served by the brides sister.
Mr.. and Mrs. Melton have not de-
cided, as yet, whether they will be-
gin housekeeping or not, but they are
temporarily at home with Mrs. Mel
tons parents.--Sed lila Capital, April
10.
Mrs. Melton va, a former resident
of Versailles. and is a sister Of our
fellowman, Doc Potter. She has
many friends here who extend their
hearty congratulations.
Morgan County republican. (Versailles, Mo.) 1906-1914, 1910-04-21
Moro Cars ana Locomotives for
The Rock Island.

With the ink hardly dry on previous
contracts for equipment of the same
character, the Rock Island Lines are in
the market again, this time for 1000
more freight cars and ffIv-nine locomo.
tives. This time, as has been the case
with other orders. all the cars are to
BE built with steel frames throughout.
The purchase will consist Of 200 box
ca,s, 500 automobile furni' ure cars and
800 stock cars, all of 50 $50 pounds
capacity each, and 300 ballast cara Of
100 600 pounds capacity each.
The locomotive purchase comprises
twenty-five Pacific type passenger en-
gines and thirty-f"ur consolidation
freight engines. The passenger loco
motives will he equipped with all the
modern improvements, including super
heaters, thus giving The fullest value 10
the st ,am generated and the best resn Is
from the fuel burned. Each will weigh
$1,000 pounds, 10000 being the weight
on drivers. The freight engines weigh
?0S. 900 pounds, wiih lS2,nOJ of it Oh the
drivers.
This new purchase, coming so closely
on the heels Of Others. IL ano her iudi-
Cation Of tIe determination of the
Rock Island I.iucs 10 s"cp prce with the
business PROSPERITY OF tie country and to
S pplv the shinpris a!prg III: system
Morgan County republican. (Versailles, Mo.) 1906-1914, 1910-04-21

CArIfoR%IA, Mo, has let contracts
ipr watrrwOrkS. and is now negotia-
t.Ng for a sewer system. These will
At California in position to locate
factories. increase her population and
wealth a, a rapid rate When will
Versailles follow her example? We
Tu,t have waterworks and valuable
time is being lost.
Morgan County republican. (Versailles, Mo.) 1906-1914, 1910-04-21
Off

A farmer in Iowa to whom we send
4 copy OF Pointers occasionally, in.
jeCted the following into a social let
ter, doubtless in reply to something
about buying at home:
~ word about the mail order bust
ness. From long study and from cx-
p]crience | have come TO the Conclusion
that the unfAirncs, and cxrrhi,ant rate
If the country mcrChan, were he causes
Of the Starting Of the mail order houses.
Also, | have seen it demonstrated that
no country merchant who is willing to
be strictly honest and fair in his dealings
need have any fear of the maii order
business. would Ike to see the coun.
try merchant honor the farmer as he ex-
| poets the farmer to honor him.
We are al! dependent on one
another, and no community can pros
per where the farmers and merchants
do not work tngcthcr-but the farm
cr suffers most. When the town goes
down, farm values %dep,eciate as well
as town homes and rents. When
conditions get too bad the merchant
can his stock, but there is no
demand for farms in that section.
Farm values are always dependent
on the proximity 90 market and a
good town.
AS to honesty; the merchant is
more trustworthy lhan ghe farmer,
the mechanic, or the Professional
man because he learns by wide eX.
pcriencc that II pays to BE- honest.
1t does not seem that any argument
is needed to prove that it is poor
policy to build up merchants in dis
tant cities At the expense OF those at
home. Take the purchases the year
through and the country merchant
sells cheaper thm the mail order
house. This is a well established
fact. We are not saying a word
against the mail order houses. but
liey have heavier expenses to meet
than country merchants md sell high
er.
But. suppose the home merchant
does charge a lit,ie more think Ct
the advantages direct and indirect.
The farm,rs are no worse than the
Morgan County republican. (Versailles, Mo.) 1906-1914, 1910-04-21
Sa ~1dspring Farm,
March 3lst, 1c10.

March 3lst, lclN.
"Chnractcr teaches above our Wills;
men imagine that the, communicate vir
Tue or vice only by overt actions, and do
not see that virtue, or vice, emit a brcali,
at every morient."-I;uicrson
The law in Ethics. 10 II great @ tent, i.
the law of Physics, and the effect thrnngl
vibrations, whether from thought, or
from matter, certainly exercise al inhu
ence on their surroundings. All living
things are changing continuity, and
what we call death is hut a CHI tnge to
another form of fe. Now this letter is
written to show the advantage that ma,
he derived from a practi'a! demons,ra-
ton of this truth OF all The objects |
know. milk is the most susceptible to
impressions derived from exterior sur
roundinps. Before your mix bucket l.
full, myriads Of toni Organisms infuse
themselves into il, and die by the mil
lions, but others have taken their plac, ;
they finally cause the milk tn s"nr, t"
clabbcr, to become chess, Of different
types. Every one who has ever owned IA
low knows that milk will absorb, and re
tain in the cream, the smell or taste of
any object in It's immediate vicinity. a
creamery once lost q lot OF butter, con
ta,nirated through cream bought from "
farmer, VINO hal a lot % siurr kralt IL
the cellar where he KEEP, his milk. Th'sc
facts suggest thought. If "A vicious man
emitS vi Z at every breath, il sArer kraut
cnlits the taste aud smell, it is only safe
20 conclude that a. the virt"ous man
rinits virtue, 81 vii! a pecan mash, or u
walnut mash. emit To butter a smell and
IA tie that will double it in value a
word to the wise i, sufficient to them.
WOkEINGMAH.
Morgan County republican. (Versailles, Mo.) 1906-1914, 1910-04-21
Fm;nent huti.n,i,.es Saw

hat outdoor exercise Is ~,c"ir,l II, TIE
America" peop'r. Tina y all very we'll,
but, how can people with lie wrr,i.m
follow that ADVICE rhe nns"cr Is We y
s,mp!c-use Bal'ard's Sr,. l.i,ime,t
and the rheumatism VIII & l"@>iu. you
As spry Il, a colt. Gives InjrE aud per
tnar,nt felici from rh,uu'atlsm, neural.
;ia. lame back and all pains. Sold by
Globe liug store.