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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-03-21

Gel al 2onoet. 8i bar ioo ct Bor
cling Ill, JON jeg ogiaa troer er
pGr0 at income, for0i Be oil fad
ierlie Sn6flp6elie poa Dor n9rme-
tie Omegn. Der er nemGig en- ge-
p9gelie oppe / Getning al at lape
Sirltp al &oiiner. Eli en- ge9pn0el-
ie ifal Ser bru9es % Con en- Ga.
gen, men Sobriffen piG foo Ell Ga.
pacitet al 100 Cons ON Do9en. Oct
tie bill iiffert forbe0re Morfeoet for
Hoiiner og bill blioe oirette Soroel
for Hoiinoolerne. SEQ foritaar, at
ilere al bore leoen6e Wpno bar Gel
/ 8oretaaen0et, M9no, iom life
pleier at gaa po1 piloe Spor.
Saa bore cen cling til ifol ie9
nGpne, set er ct aompaeni Per |
5omler, Iom er oannet me0 set 6or.
mail at put tie &aiiins before tee
people. Won bill gre set poo 0en
@aa6e, at Ser opitillesn SGot=Waifi.
ner"; noar 0u iaa putter en- Scent
/ Maifinen, ioo foar on en- Haffe
Goiiner no al Den. 0iSie MoIfiner
orbeioer MI pan iorifellige SteOer,
og bar biit Jig at bore en- Succes,
og Set er &ompo0niets @gt at fGo
100000 af biSIe Maifiner onbraet
omfring | Il. g., og 0et er bereg-
net eiter Sen allerminoIteO miptnina.
at oisie Waifiner oo pil i9Ige 1875
Cons Goliner ON 8a9en. Sois iligt
realiieres, fan BET oerof ies. at Ros
iinerne ira 6resno @ountp bor en-
mo9elps Sremtib for Jig. Seq bar
iaaoon ganife pripot Itioeret libt
pao 6isie cling og er fommet til Den
Slltnin9, at Calf. Far en- tor
5remtio for Jig, o9 ber er Blobs
til en- Mergoe Wenneifer beru6e
enon1t, og en- Itor Mosie. tror iee,
bill fomme. Seq tror ogioa at, af
pore 2onosmeno bill ri lie | De feI-
genbe 5 Mar | Suiinonis at front
me til Calf.
90 neo at omgans mes oisie
Sanfer er en- onoen Sonfe opitaaet
6os mig. Den er fommet til mig
Gang efter Gang, oe leg oil Oerfor
MI meb Rebafterens 9illooelie lace
sen gaa oi0ere. Sror s life. gennsr,
at bet funoe laoe Zig gre I 1915,
% ni ifal babe 8eroensubitilling,
at Ri iomtibie fit Den %foreneSe 6on.
airfes &arsmsoe beruoe poo 8eIt.
fpiten9 gt bar eiort ct tort Srem-
ifriot berube | De ienere @ar. 8i bar
MI 10 al bort Samfltnos Br9iter
bernoe, cg ieg t9nfer, at ri ON
8 @ar bar mango flere. Seq tror,
Den Sa1fe er nero at ~oberbeie, og
6oiS Der er no9er, iom bill toee ben
OPP og FIRE Den bioere, 90 ifaI bet
eleoe mig, og leg ifaI eipe ben al
Den Stette, iee formaar. Seq bor
MI life rofl9ffet nogen Blnn ON,
hboroan bet ifal gao til, eGer boor
@soet ifuIoe boloes, men bpis Gan.
fen ifuIoe iIaa an, iaa Tan Der 10
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-03-21
sasil Drills, @e6r.

getbesoa Menisbeo baboe for fsr.
tie @ona WiSiionsmehe Den 4. og
5. oenne Waaneo. Oct bar | ale
Noaber ct goot Msoc.
Zen fore Sfole par iaa omtrent
fuIo ire Sang ON Ssnoasen. %
Subs Orb penote life tomt tilbane,
men eioroe fin @ernine, boilfet ri
tpoeliet ioa, fsr Wsoet bleo iIuttet.
gi taffer @uo for Den aanb, iom
bar Den roooenbe | bele Msbet, og
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-03-21
6cbar Sails, Sa..

Snlie 9inoberg (8atter al Sans
9inobere t3 Mil geit for @eoar
8alls) osoe Den %. Sonlor og bleb
begrooet 8irsOagen Oerefter. Den
ofoeoe blep fun omtrent II aar
eummel, benoes SD9Oom par 9e.
ring. Senoes ioroiife 2%eoninger bleo
baoret til @roOen Of 6 un9e Biaer,
iom blep fonfirmeret iammen me6
benoe. =
aonoiOat geoIteo fra 0onmors
bar beiegt os igen for en- Sio iioen;
BON taIte / 0a5oretb airfe en- Sen-
Dag, 90 Boit. Br6oenien Dor til
llnqoom&meoe / Council Bluffs.
Sobn @ieIien oa MorD aroeb
(0otter al Sens arogb) bIeb e9te.
piet Den 10. Morts / @a5orete Sir
fe Of Boit. grsoenien. De npgifte
bar lat go paa en- 6arm to MtiI
Sp6 for 9pen. Siertelig 2pfenif.
ningl
&orsoogen t6. Worts oor Ser
igen 9rplGup / Ro8oretb airfe, 90
0enne Sang bar oct en0oa oo6belt
9rDllup, i0et Seren @n6erIen og
6uItru feire0e oeres @ltlo6rollup
innltioig meo, at oereS 8otter On
fen Mrs. aerrp 0opioien, bleo ng-
teoiet til &obert anoerien fra open.
cer, So.
SGren anoerien og Snitru, iom
| mango anr bar uOfert ct goot
Ar6eioe oeo at 6oloe 0o5aret6 Strife
og Sfolebus / imuf Or0en til De
forifellige Meoer, er omfottet meo
a%prIi9beo al W%eni9beOen, ser o9-
iaa ooerrafte oct oomle 9ruoepor
Ell @oDe poa bets @ul0brDlfipS0ag,
og nnnr De MI, omgipet af oeres
9ern og 8enner, al t6erren bar foo-
ct Cop til at belle Den @leoe lam.
men, iom 10 fun iaa fao ianr SOP
til, ian bill bi, iOet Ri 6ringer Dem
Dor bierteligIte 9pfenifnin9, tiIIi9e
enife Tor Dem, at Serren fremoeles
maa oGre nle0 Dem og oeIii9ne ben
6io Tor Dem. iom ban enonu iii
iorltnoe Dem at lepe iammen. 81 fe-
nDtter ogioa Anle0nin9en til at
brin8e &c unoe np8ifte Dor bierte-
li9e 9pfenifnine.
"a Der maaife er nogle al pore
0amle 8enner, iom MI Dor % fer
oeS andre SteOer, o9 JONI funoe
enife at pi0e, booroon 0a3aretb
@enio6e0 beiinNer Jig / fit npe
imuffe @iem. lao oil jeg iige, at oi
er meget gla0e for, at Serrcn far
o%eliignet os meo ct iaa oeiligt SiiS
at iamles l. og at oct iploes Ssn.
bag eiter Ssnoa9, og @li68 OrbS
S9o iaos rent og piirt iblonot os,
for ON muligt at bereoe os aae
iommen til en- Song at iamles / oct
Iangt imuffere Stem / Simmelen-
On III en- e1er an6en, iom intereie-
rer Jig for oisie Oplpsninger, life
bor nof / Dem, til BAN e1er ben6e
bil ieg blot Iige ligeiom 2onoogen.
terne, Der lite snifer at o9re mis-.
tpnft for at lfrioe / egens Ssnteres-
lie = ufom og ie".
SIR. Subj, iom for nogen Bio
iioen febte tire plore 9peninger poa
Main ct. mellem 2. og 3. @aoe,
bar neorepet oisie og er for Siosn
/ 6pr6 meo at looe opfsre Ell flor
og mo6erne gpgning Der; 5por ban
agter at ilptte lin Sorretning til,
naar 9pgningen er f9roig.
Ge0or Sails Milf 60, er oeioa
| traoI 8irfiombeo meo at fao bbg.
! get Mslen op igen efter ben itore
Brand, iom ooer9if Den for ct gor
@aaneoer iioen. Sobo.
Selma, Sal.
Oct er 10 lpnge iioen, at oct torSul,
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-03-21
2nrso, Slorioa.
g. q n 8.

6. MortS 1911.
8il Genner i Council 8luffS. 81
Far M pGret Der / Cargo, 3loriOa
/ fire Tiger % bar / Den Si0 bait
nle9et trnolt me0 at bpgge &us,
lom ri III er ilnttet /. Ser Jar be.
ret ne9et oarmt Der iiOen Sannar
in0til oea 20. 5ebr., ga reeneoe oct
liot; Iaa blep oct meaet folot. Seat.
ten mellem SorsOne % 6reoag IRIS
Der IS paa 8on0et, % BET gior0e
nleacn Sfa6e pna S%ooeiager Coma.
toer, 9anomelIoner og agurfer fres
al boor De life nor opffet til.
Ser er Here, JON bar me a~ortoi.
fer. Gn @iiS Smitb, JON Dor 1
WiI fra os, bar itore mo6ne Sorb.
6pr. 6roIten 9ior0e life Dem nogen
Sfa0e.
Ser er mango ifsnne Blooier
Ter omfrine Cargo, og ct. geters-
borg, iom er II @if ira bort Silent
er en- imuf 8p = 9lomItertrGer
fuloe al 9IomIter Ian9s me6 Scr.
tobene 90 glomiter runot omfring
Sulene, og Snbet gao lige op til
9ben. Get aaerffsnneite piloe opre,
ON Der bar noale troenbe, oanife
5olf, men ieg bar ingen onnife Jet,
iioen ieg fom per til Cargo. 6er er
Ell eanif 5omilie oe6 Rann Sobnn.
len, men ieg bar life bilIt poo Dem.
Ser er en- RaSie 4ppeIiiner og
0riefrugt Der omfrin9; Der er A
5orretninger, boor De pnffer 5rugt,
oa Der fommer Ben enc 8oarIoonita
efter Den anoen belle Dogen ieennem
ira Blantagerne til B~offebuIene. Oct
oil taee fire eaer fem Mar, i6r
pi fan faa Srngt at Ien6e til War.
feo, men oct fan life pore iaa Ienge,
fsr ri fan fno 8rsntioger, ioaiom
S~eofortofler, irife 9ortofler og fle.
re andre cling, men ser ifoI Bio
til at rpooe Bolmerne op, og Dem
er Der mango al. Mine Ssnner 8es.
lep og Snrpep er M neo at Iette
5ence omfring port 2ono; De bar
arbeioet boarot, iioen De tom fer,
De bar rpooet ct Stpffe 9an6, boor
ieg bar Sapeioger. aartoflerne cr
fommet op. ligeiao Mois oa andre
Smaating, lea bar plontet.
Raar ieg iiober fer o9 %ifriber
til e0er, genner, iao oaar Sonfer.
ne til eoer, bnor 5 iih0er | airfen,
iamlet iii llngoomsmsoe. Soo Tan
Der fomme 2engiel eiter at bare
meo og ipnge og beoe og bsre @rl6s
Orb paa bort Wobersmool. Om
Senoagen er mine 3anfer alto
npr eber, 8enner, De ANDRE Gage
eaar meo Qrbeioe og bpoo Iom belit,
Der fommer ior. Ser er iaa title,
at bi fan bsre naor nosen taller
lanat borte. Ser fommer norge npe
SettIere, men ieg os Drengene oil
tIioe melt glade, noor Dor Bapa
fommer, og Ri oenter BAN | apriI.
Silien til Dor 3reIiers Ienigbeo
Il Council Bluffs, So.
Mrs. $. San e n,
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-03-21
MisIipnsmeoer.

ON @uo pil, bliper ser afbolot
Wisiionsmeber i Guifin, Rebr., /
Oagene fra oen Z. til 8. NpriL
buortil beroeO bierteIig inbbp0es.
gaa Wenigbeoens og eene @eane
ears Sen EN-.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-03-21

y Oct er en- geilitning fra iioiie
aarsmsoe, at apitteringerne ogiaa
ifol | Oft, oa mango NJ bette
glaos 29iere life boloer oD.I.abI.".
Ne0.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-03-21

Seq ifaI iao life trette vDonife.
ren"s 29iere mere 6enne @ang.
Win M~eo6elelie bleo Longer, e1tb
ieg baooe tanft. Oct er life iaa let
at fomme | Sang, men ferit / Sang
er oct life Ioa let at foa boGot op.
Sao bermeo Silien til aGe Sen.
ner = fra en- Sffe-aorreiponoent-
Selma, @al.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-03-21
Gbittcrinaer.

otutiitlihDtl
8ioere mooto9et til @nfen 8riiti.
ne Miffelien, Stamp Gioer. Ont,
San. =
.. SEMEN, Spencer, So. $500
Sans Anoerien, @ri86lp Bluff
Sal. LOO
&eter an6erien, 3enmarf, isis. LOO
Wenigbe6en peo 0icfion, alta.,
CANADA 700
$11.00
Blair, II. Worts 1911.
q. 30. 4noeren
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-03-21

Nisiionsmpbe .
ofboIoes, ON Sub oil I 9etbesSa
Meniebeb oeo Moorbeab, Sa., 10
Ipril. gnbper er neIfommen. +
gaa Wenigbeoens 8egne.
g. so. Beteren.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-03-21
$11.O0
Befenotggrelier.

Misiionsmpbe.
ofbolbes, ON @uo oil, | ErefoIois.
beds Menigbeb, @apoille, g. Dat,
24.-26. Starts. en- terlie Snobt
belle til ale.
Yaa Weniebeoens gegne.
g. so. Beteren.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-03-21
Wis1ipnsmboe

ofboIoes, ON Sub oil, | Eopep q
2incoln ben %. og 26. Narts
Iae e. pelfomne. 4
Ser. 9nfer.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-03-21

! al bet po granoen ~beIfaoi9eoe Eager fon enonu ioos | forbolospis
goo Stano til neoenfor nnf6rte meeet febe griier.
The Ellensburg dawn. [volume] (Ellensburg, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1911-10-12
CIDER NEEDS NO CHEMICALS
Careful Hc7tina Sterilizin9 and Cork
ina All Is Necessary

Careful Heating. sterirzino and Cork
ing All Is Necessary.
The keeping sweet OF cider ana other
fruit jul without reSoriing tn the
use OF chemicals is n simple process.
and can be done by any one who I'M
derstauds canning trnit
The cider Is heated as soon as OK
tracted to II temperature of about 200
degrees. or until it begins 10 simmel
but does not boil 1t may be put into
bottles or Jars and sealed at once. but
much better way Is 10 allow 1t TO
stand Cor twenty-four hours and pour
off and filter through flannel cloth.
then reheat to the same temperature
and seal
When the juice or cider is put into
the bottles which should be steriliZed
by rinSing out with boiling water the
cOrkS should he put In and the stopper
sealed with sealing WAX or paratIin
It viii keep indefinitely. and may be
put to a great variety of uses
The Ellensburg dawn. [volume] (Ellensburg, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1911-10-12

rusalem, which Is In Judah, and build
the house of Jehovah. the God Of lsrae,
(He is the Cod, which is at Jerusa-
lem; and whatsoever is left. in any
place where he sojourncth unpre-
pared for the Journey, let the men
Of his place help him with silver and
with gold and with goods and with
beasts, beside the free-will offering for
the house of God, which is at Jeru-
salem"
DR.. Peloubet says of this time, "The
exiles brought together the representa-
tives Of the divided kingdom and made
one nation where there had been two,
welding the twelve tribes together like
iron in a furnace" God represented
this union through Ezekiel (xxxvii. 10
2S), by two sticks. On one was written
"Judah" and on the other "The House
Of Israel" These sticks were Joined
together, "And they shall become one
n thine hand" This was done in the
presence of the people, to show that
the eXiles OF Israel, carried to Babylon.
B. C.. 100, when Samarla was de
stroyed were to unite with the cap
tives of Judah. "And | will make
them one nation, and one king shall
be king over them all; and they shall
be no more two nations, neither shall
they be divided into two kingdoms any
more at ALL" Thus we see that there
were no ten lost tribes" for whom
there has been SO much seeking.
The Ellensburg dawn. [volume] (Ellensburg, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1911-10-12
Blood Nal Not Pnrular.

Few dairymcn feed dried blood TO
their milk COWS Sensitive persons
revolt against the idea Of feeding blood
meat And yet it contains nearly
twice rs muoh protein as cottonSeed
meal or oil meal and is Just tbout as
effective as a milk producer
II has been more customary TO use
blood meal as Il hog feed than as Il
feed for cattle. II comes ms Il by
product from the packing house and
when fed TO hogs Is mixed with corn
1t has been shown by station tests
that cottonseed meal is somewhat
cheaper as milk producer than blood
meal
The Ellensburg dawn. [volume] (Ellensburg, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1911-10-12
Use Various Lubricants.

Where the pressure is heavy the lu-
bricant should be thick In order to
resist being squeezed out under the
load For light pressures OIL should be
used. Thus for wagon heavy grease
is best. while for n cream separator Of
high speed thin oil is necessary in
order that its viscosity will not add
to the friction. Solid substances in a
finely divided state. such as graphite.
are often used effectively to reduce
friction.
The Ellensburg dawn. [volume] (Ellensburg, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1911-10-12

LITTLE JOSH DRIVING ROOSTER PEET
yard and to control them II Is only
necessary to have portable two foot
wire net fence. to move from place
TO place as necessary, and while they
are good hustlers they are not wiz
rangers Some say they are too large.
but when we go to market ana one
Of them will bring as much as two
of many other breeds you cannot OBJ
ject to that. II you put the eggs on
the scales you will find that they laid
as many pounds OF eggs as the best.
and they do most OF their laying In the
winter and spring. when eggs are
good price They are the hardest chick
ems we have ever had. and they are
Just as fine at the table as any They
are the first friers AT the market In
the spring; that Is. II you hav" an In
cubator or some other hen to do the
Matching. as they will not set until
late in the spring. but will continue
laying. and after all when you 20 TO
the show YOU will hear more comments
Of the Brahmas than any other breed.
that *. from people that are not inter
ested in special breeds
The Ellensburg dawn. [volume] (Ellensburg, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1911-10-12

Mrs. Geo. Simpson and children
of Portland, Oregon, are guests of
relatives and friends in the valley
this week.
Born In this city, to Mr.. and
Mrs. Galen Hornbeck. Monday, Oct.
8. an pound son.
The Ellensburg dawn. [volume] (Ellensburg, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1911-10-12

con and winter with her daus'
Mrs. Jas. P. Flynn -, spent
Nick Dewiscourt, who na' .,.sts.
the past several mon'no n.rents.
is in the city visiting DIS -. md
n Mr. and Mrs. Dewiscour'
ether relatives and frieno''
The Ellensburg dawn. [volume] (Ellensburg, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1911-10-12
SOFT SNAPS NOT NUMEROUS.

There are no soft snaps about
farm life or any other kind Of
life IL man wants to win. And
tho man who sets out to find
any such thing will como out
worse than no went in and mako
a miserable failure of living.
Business is business on tho farm
as welI as elsewhere. And why
should il not be?
The Ellensburg dawn. [volume] (Ellensburg, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1911-10-12

Harry Nj. Bryant of Port Orchard
is spending a few days in the city
this week with friends.
Mrs. c. H. Roberts of North Bend.
accompanied her mother, Mrs. Hall.
Sunday to this city to visit with
relatives. Mrs. Hall will spend the
The Ellensburg dawn. [volume] (Ellensburg, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1911-10-12
.BlBLE.SODIES'
KING CYRUS GODS SHEPHERD

lures; for if such
Were His provi-
sion for them.
and He knew the
end from the be
ginning, it would
surely prove that
He delighted in
and int Il 4 Z d
their torture. But
when q u r eyes
open TO Il proper
Interpretation Of
Gods Word. how
Mt IL nrn,.nr hn
The Ellensburg dawn. [volume] (Ellensburg, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1911-10-12

the Kingdoms Of
earth hath no
yah. the God Of
heaven, gi We Il
unto me: and He
has charged me
TO build Him Il
house az JcruSa
lem viii h is il
Judah. Whoever
tllnrc is among
you of all his
people, h S God
be with him. and
H.. ,r, g. IT,
The Ellensburg dawn. [volume] (Ellensburg, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1911-10-12
Kirr Cyrus New Method

Nebu hadnezzar's theory Of govern
ment was to bring representatives 90
the Peoples Of all lands to Blhrlou
and there make them homo-eneoC~
CHOOSING the best of every uationnlit!
But when Cyrus cane uuon the enc.
as the conlueror of Tie Bahyloni1n
empire. Darius. the Mede. being under
him. he found that the theory of his
predecessor had not worked out satie
factorily. The mixed people of Chal
dea were not patriotic. Cyrus adopt
ed the opposite plan for governing the
world. He not only gave liberty t"
the Jews to return to their own hand.
and gave them assistance back. bui
he did the same for the people Of 9th
er nations. e,iled in Babylon.
A brief epitone of the giving Of hi~
proclamation If liberty to the Jews j.
"Thus saith Cyrus. King Of Persia NJ
The Ellensburg dawn. [volume] (Ellensburg, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1911-10-12

comes glorious before our eyes and
commands our love and our devotion.
Todays study relates to the release
of the lsraeltes from their Babylonian
captivity. and their return to Palestine.
This return was in exact fulhllment
Of the Lords Word at the mouth of
jeremiah the Prophet. who specifically
foretold the destruction of the city, and
also that ii would be seventy years
before the return OF its Inhabitants
Jeremiah XIV. 10; xxx, 10; compare ii
Chronicles XxXvf. 30. %.
We suggest careful reading of the
Scriptures above cited. to establish
the fact that the seventy years pre-
dicted related to the desolation OF the
city of Jerusalem and of their land
and not merely to the captivity OF the
people. some OF whom went into cap
dvity twenty years before the city
was destroyed. Many. in applying
this. have started the seventy years
from the beginning Of the first cap
ttvity. and thus are twenty years out
Of the way.
One of the most wonderful things
connected with the story of 1sraers
release from Babylonian captivity Is
that Cyrus was named by the Prophet
Isaiah in advance, and called Gods
Shepherd is My Shepherd.
and shall perform all My pleasure,
even saying to Jerusalem, Thou shalt
be built; and to the temple. thy foun
dalton shall be laid Isaiah Xiv, 2S)
Profane history gives Cyrus Il very
honorable name. calling him gracious.
clement and just. treating men as men,
and not as mere tools to be used and
cast aside-a conqueror OF quite diff
ferent type from any the world had
previously seen"
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1911-05-24
Observations.
Wise and Otherwise, But
h ostly Otherwise.

1t is safe to say that every
available rig in town will be
engaged days beforehand for
the Primitive Baptist foot
washing at East Stone Gap on
the third Sunday. Here's where
the automobiles come in.
The poets and poetesses who
have been trying to think of an
absolutely new theme to en-
thnse over can now go into
rhaapsodies by the yard over the
delights of Spring"
W. T. Alsover has decided to
pen up his chickens and raise a
garden in the rear of his resi-
dence on Wood avenue this
summer.
In spite of the dire threats of
the Civic League, the house flies
are gathering in force for their
Gap.
The automobiles are daily
growing more popular, especial
ly ror "joy rides" on Sunday
afternoons by various and sun
dry young couples in Big Stone
Gap.
The Civic League column
editor neglected to mention the
shining Wilderness of the newly
whitewashed barn, fence and
outbnildings OH Ma lcol m
Smiths premises. They look
very sanitary
We heard citizen of this
town sarcaatically remark the
other day that the Civic League
was Just about running this
town" Well, what if it is? Can
you begin to count on the fling
ers of both hands all the good
things the Civic League has
accomplished for the benefit of
this town? No; and every little
sprig Of honeysuckle doing its
little best TO beautify the new
road mp through the gap will
echo "No; no indeed"
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Committees
Appointed.

At meeting of the Execu
tive Committee of the Big Stone
Gap Athletic Association, held
at the office of the President,
Big Stone Gap, Va, the follow
ing committees were appointed
for the year:
BASE BAt.L-C +. Blanton. Chair
man. Karl stoehr 1 C. Taylor ID. Il.
Sayers
ATTRACTIONS Karl stoehr. Chair
man: Jas r. Taylor, f ] Prescott.
FIELD SPORTS Wy. Il. Peck. Chair
man Creed Kelly, Carlisle Skeen, II. l..
Cummings, g !. Taylor
FoN CiIASE-,l + Buunt: Chair.
man; ] L. Wells. Sr., =. II. Kennedy
X. ID. Baker, a j. Williams.
ADVERTISING COMMITTEES
John w ChSlkley, Chairman. G. y
knight ii + BENEDICT, Donald Pres
colt, Henry Bullitt. C c. Cochran.
RAILROAD RATES AND SPECIAL
rRAINS-Otis Mouser. Chairman. NJ n.
Gmber r. b. Alsover.
REFREsHMENTS-E. j Prescott.
Chairman Karl Stoehr, II +. Fox, Mil.
TRADER, q. !. Taylor, G. H. Nash II X.
Casper, w 4 Alsoyer
GROUNDS-H r. Fox Chairman
G. Nash, Merkley Stevenson W r.
Goo,lloc
HORSE SHOW DIR j w Kelly.
Chairmsni Dr W G. Painter. DR. i 4
Gilmer Or W a Baker, T.. O Petit.
j VI Goodioe.
INTERPRETATION Judge II \
w Skcen Chairman: A. n Re,,der. R
y Ayers, II + Whitehead. + ZONES
PRIZES Karl stoehr. Chairman. e..
+ Blanton, + Prescott.
MUSlC-John w. Chalkley Chair
man; J. G Taylor g & McFerran
POLICE PROTECTION-L o Pet.
III, Chairman j + Bulitt. W II. lIor.
ton, G. w hnbourn } r. Wolfe
AuTOMORlLE Race. J Pres
cott Chairman. c. G. Long, 4. Is
Williams
COLE DRIVING CONTEST-II. r..
toS. Chairman X. Taggait. g n
Southwark MerlSley Stevenson.
GERMAN "A X Morrison. Chairman .
e b Southwark. c. g McFerran. A
Cnruthcrs w. II Polly, A. G Mntbeson
1t is very important that the
chairman of each committee
call his committee together, ar
range their plans for work as
signed to them and report to
the Executive Committee at
once.
y special program will be
published setting forth all the
events of the Fourth as soon as
contracts are closed for special
attractions
j NJ McLEAIoRE,
Secretary.
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Many
Candidates
Seek Office in Town of APP
palachia. Hot Race
Predicted.

The race for town offices at
Appalachia for election to be
held in June, promises to be a
most enthusiastic one, Judging
from the number who have an.
nounced a desire to get the
plums, as per following list:
For Mayor-T. j. Templeton,
j. w. Brotherton, AL. Wallen.
For Sergeant G. Riddle,
George e. Walker, John Il.
Moss. Ben Tate, Frank Carter.
For Treasurer NJ d. Collier,
Jake Feageans.
For Council-P. C. Young, S.
ID. Green, NJ. d.. Richmond, h.
III. Criser, s. a. Collier, Zion p.
Smyth, James Cornett, George
Bentley, j. @. Robinett, John
w Guntner.