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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-01-23

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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-01-23
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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-06-08

class in ono Of Bostons cultured
schools was discussing the subject
" Patriotism. and the teacher called
an each pupil IN turn to tell OF some
article they possessed that would H.
iuSIrato love of their country
We have a fine. large nagpols
@1ft handsome Gag "a: fmy }fs4a~5-..
one girl said,
I've got gun that my uncle used
in the CiNil War when ne fought IL
preserve the Union. bright-eyed
boy called out.
My grandfather was killed in 1882
IN big battle and my mother has
his picture hung in the parlor He
wears the uniform of a captain in
the Union army" vas the next an.
swer
Others had similar references Ia
the part their family had taken in
uphnii3i;9s tho 9l1ti7n III tfe t-feffs War
hut finally a hoy was reached who
had no answer 10 make.
Can you not think of anything
Won or your mother has that would
show fove For ynIlr country et'
The boy looked detected for mo-
ment and then his face lit up with
enthusiasm. Yes" he replied, my
mother has a new union suit."-IAp-
pincotts Magazine.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-06-08
} SOUTHERN BELL TELEPHONE &
Z TELEGRAPH CO. OF VIRGINIA

him at the last conclaee. when Aus
trias veto prevented his election. Al
though the cardinals objected to the
use OF this veto power 1t practically
eliminated the then papal secretary
Of state and eventually his vote drop
ped 20 ten.
Thirty ono cardinals are stiu living
VINO were at the last conclaXe. The
sacred college now has only forty
nine members. twenty-eight Italians
and twenty-one foreigners, II the
conclaNe should he held this year or
next not all these forty VIII he a BILE N
participate, Some are old and iufirm.
OrcgaIia is So and hedridden Gras-
cha is 81 and Capicelatro SIS. II IA
therefore probable that not more than
forty or forty five will enter tne con-
claVe.
1t may be assumed that the cardi-
nails who voted for Rampol)a at the
last conciave viii again support him.
while 1t - We'll known that many OF
his former adversarIes are now his
supporters The Pope himself r. re-
ported 70 have said that he felt that
his successor should he Leo XtN. thus
clearly designating Rampolla. whose
policy would have been a continuation
of that of Leo MIL
mere Viii ne no mention IF a veto
at the next conclaVe. one Of the first
acts ~ Pope Plus \. was the pro-
mutation OF "A constitution abolish
ing 1t and prohibiting cardinals under
the pain Of eXcommuuication from
receiving even in the form of a sim
pie desire ans demand FOR their gooc
offices In presenting a veto or makins
u known IN The Ennel4Ae regard. Lass
or whatever manner II may have come
To their knowle ledge
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-06-08

ing removed from this ward. MIR.
Masters represented the lower ward
for the past ten years and has mado
an efficient councilman.
Prof, A. +. Chandler left Wednes-
day for Stevensyille. King and Queen
county. where he win make an adj
dress at the closing Of the schools ON
Thursday night ON Friday he VIII
speak at West Point. anu at Lignum
on June 18th.
Fredericksburg is looking forward
to big day on. July Attn, when the
cornerstone 81 one OF the normal
school buildings viii be laid. Presi-
dent f. ii. Russell has been at work
on the program FOR some time, and
an elaborate enc has been prepared.
Governor Mann, Superintendent Egg
gieston, Senator swanson and other
noted speakers Will he present and
make addresses. Several excursions
viii be run into the city on that day
and big crowd is expected.
At the regular meeting of the Euai~
ness Mems Association a committee,
composed Of Messrs. G. W Jones aud
a. T. Rowe WAS appointed to draw
up resolutions requesting President
:. W. Somerville not To resign from
the positions AS president OF Fred
erieksburg College aud as superinten-
dent of the Asse mhlv Home and
So haol President SomerYiile intend
ed to give mp these positions. but It
~ hoped that he win reconsider
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-06-08
A. e.. l.. PREPARING
TO DOUBLE TRACK
BUILDING NEW BRIDGE BETWEEN
WELDON. NJ. c., AND EN-,
pORfA, VA,

Especial 70 The Richmond Hfrgintan.)
PLEASANT hill. y G. June s.
TIE Atlantic Coast Line Railway IL
putting ~ new bridges between WaI-
don ana Emporia preparatory to double
tracking which viii commences VERY
Soou These bridges VIII be Of concrete,
and VIII be of sufficient width for two
tracks. The bridge across the Roanoke
River al Weldon. is nearing completion
and IL viii he but a short while. be-
fore trains Will be operated over II,
Up until now the Coast Line trains
have been using the Seaboard Air Line
bridge at this pcint and daily DELAYS
occur on account OF Seahoard trains
having right of way The Coast Lin.
has Installed two additional Telephones
ala. Il. MESA &c ans. sslfgt.s t,1st.lS
phone. The telephone for tiispatchfny
purposes has been in operation for over
twelve months and has given perfect
satisfaction.
committee representing the order
of railroad agents and operators OF the
Atlantic Coast Line. will meet the man
agenent OF this line at Wilmington. n.
c.. about the first Of July, relative .
securing renewal of their schedule
and better working conditions
Mr. NJ A. Palmore. agent for tho
Atlantic Coast Line, at this point, has
returned from Cartersvtle, Va. where
he spent some time with his parents
Mr.. Palmnre had the maiarial fever
and was broken down in health before
visiting Gainesville but the trip there.
improved his condition and he Will soon
be able 10 resume his duties
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-06-08
RAMPOLLA SURE TO BE
CHOSEN BY CARDINALS

: Il Eat ! y . i
ROME, June THE Pope Ia not
granting audiences. ostensihly for the
reason that Italy is celebrating the
jubilee of the Italian occupation OF
Rome. The real reason is said to be
that he is weak and depressed and
has not yet recovered from the effects
of his last attack OF govt. The Pope's
physicians have ordered him TO take
a prolonged rest.
As a result of the prevalence of dis
quieting reports In regard to the cosi-
Ciition Of the Pope's health the pos
sibility of a cenclave in the near fu-
ture is discussed. but there is not the
slightest sign of canyassng or In
trigue among the cardinal for the
chair of St, Peterh Nevertheless, prog
ndstications as To the possible success
scr of Pope Plus X. are being made.
Cardinal Rampolla Is considered 10
be- almost certain of thirty votes from
among the sixty-two who voted for
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-06-08
BY CARL JENkINs.

Literary Press
4, WAS kpnyxn ~ ~ shsfsa,dS thc
purhams. the. tbattertons ard all
other country families for Eve miles
around that the little farm known as
Koselands had been sold to some one
IN the city. hut the name 81 the buver
had not transpired, Roselands had
been owned and occupied by an old
rerluse far. Years H{s hobby vas
r..npsine roses b,ft h. vn,s15 rs,.~t
sell or give enc awa4. They Simply
h,l3ded htoomcd and fadec
on iva oscasions Afjss Ma, Shaf
field who was hl au odds ne neet.
taoline gaupg woman y..h., drove ~, :,
Rosejande, had Stoned ana trTea ~
,nelt the a1d mans heart nv 4 y,ss
In vain. Had sha boon rsd hssd,.{
and cross-.ved. and hs8 a hlc n,ai,,1
and nose tiit.d nr a. M 60 ~
,.euid NOT have been moro e.rf, ,,,,f,
her. Neither praise flattorv ag,t.ns
az cash would r4nlf htnr Pe4 -.
ptnk roses white rascs raes,
enough for a dukes zve15Ior .rJ ,.,
ire passfr3sv cNi3t5 ur+ hat. ~
,nerv ''
When i WAS knay-n far eert..,,
mat fhe lid rerfff.. b,a ae,..,..,
and thai tne hlt.-r vas ~,,,,7tt4.' 80,
rom the .5fs i'm a f4R aa.s :. f.k.
t5osxesslsf3. Miss Ma AFT a..
mind iuaA ana sa{5I
We'll I'm gotag right over fhara
to-ri1orrev. Afternoon ma eet s5,,,
cuttings from fha4. r.s.. t'sf,.s
con gsel#ex. the }.H,.r u.5rt 800
any rate, IfE} chance If
Hes probably a rpatrt,1 NM, -.
SAID the mother. "ae4 Y.f, DOM -.
what has Wife r,a,s sav. at..., f., =.
"If she's mean puatIeb >, "a, ,..-
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-06-08
CHURCH HILL NEWS

Bank, phonea to dison

one Of the most enjoyable Of the
Nhitsuutide outings, vas the picnic
given ut Windsor Shades by tho Gcn-
tiemen's Bible Class Of st. Pauls
Methodist church. Of which MIR. Z. G.
Patterson Is teacher. i was strictly
a stag affair, but nevertheless ii was
very successful, and the day was
memorable one In the annals OF this
Class. The gentlemen had reason to
pride themselves on their culinary
Skill for their steaming brunswick
stew was gastronumic delight,
While iced lemonade refreshed the In
Ter snan during the day. Fishing Was
one VI the chief anusements Of the
day, and the large number brought
home fully attested their skin and
success in this sport. The picnickers
We're loud in their praises Of Mr.. Pat
terson. to whose efforts the success
81 the enjoyable outing WAS largely
due.
The committee on tbs st. John 3
picnic IS working hard To secure a
goOdly attendance or their excur-
sion to Buckroc Beach Friday, June
16. Nothing VIII be ieft undone 10
make this occasion Is enjoyable as
former ones have been
Friday evening is music night
en- jefferson Park. As this is the
initial concert. large crowds VIII no
doubt be In attendant.
Mrs. John Cowan and two chill
dsen, John and Elizabeth, who have
been spending several weeks in
Washington and vicinitE. returned to
their ONE on Chimborazo Park Wed
nesday.
Miss Ruby Peay is quite i'll in her
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-06-08
RICHMOND ACADEMY WILL
HOLD IT'S COMMENCEMENT

All is in readiness far commence
meut exercises Of Richmond Academy
to be held Friday evening beginning
at SIS O'Clock, Mir George BRYAN
Will deliver the final address. his sub
ject being Recent southern Poets
and liumorists."
Diplomas win be awarded To the
following full graduate Marion lu-
eian Arnall. Webster Monroe thand-
Ter Marion Stuart Timmock. Albert
Hardin Harris. Cabeu Tabb Mercer
Paul Goode Perdue. eeruon Storrs
Mariner.
Principal W. L. Prime viii preside
An athletic medal VIE be awarded
h4 !. Il Mex issick.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-06-08
NOTORIOUS WOMAN
AGAIN IN COURT

Especial 10 The Richmond Nirginian.)
ROANOKE, VA. June S.-Vici
lsoln, who figured conspicuously in
the trial OF Mayor Joel II. Cutchin.
will find it difficult to continue n
Roanoke. Charged with disorderly
conduct. she had a her.ing before
Judge Berkeley in police court Wed
nesday morning and was fined $20.
The court also placed her under bond
of $500, and notified her that the
bond would be forfeited If she per-
sisted in engaging In her. nefarious
business.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-06-08

that should submit o them.
DIR. Picrcss will in the priya
lis scripton" haseu
hundreds Of the worst of
Of Graduated
The
twill
lin
a fude
DR.
" Fierce President Buffalo ~. land be
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-06-08

'Spcctai to The Richmond Nirgnian.)
ROANOKE, IA, june s.. Messrs.
i" ~ AR NrailoWs casf'ier al the FIRST
National bank. and Mr.. r. l.. EugDe-
By, assistant cashier of the National
Exchange bank, viii represent Roa-
make al the aHnHai convention next
Weck in Hot Springs Of the ,Nir-
giuta Bankers Association. other
banks here VIII not send representa-
ttveS.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-06-08
WELCOME WORDS TO WOMEN

Women who suffer with disorders peculiar to their
sex should write Association and receive free
the advice OF physician OF over 40 years experience
"A skilled and successful specialist in the diseases
ef ~ofnen. Every letter Of this SORT has the most
careful consideration and is regarded sacredIy
confidential. Many sensitivey modest women write
fully what they would shrink from telling to their
local physician. The local physician is pretty
sure to say that he cannot do anything without
an examination DIR. Pierce holds that these
distastetul examinations are Generally needless and
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-06-08
j HonlpIlu---.-fsruft.y

HARRISoNBCRG. VA. June s.
"Wednesday afternoon at the Meth
odist church in Elkton, Rockingham
county Miss Bessie Blanche Gentry.
daughter ~ II. Il. Gentry. Of Fak-
ton, and John Franklin Thompson.
81 MagElsen. burg y ert. i7raYs4g7f by
Rev, N. T. Tabler.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-06-08
Afsiiya-----SrN

HARRISONBURG. VA June s.
Last night r75rrrTgv
lot Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Ney. on Main
street, beautiful wedding was sol
cmHized. when their daughter. Miss
Emma Harris Ney, became thu
bride Of Charles J. stein. Of WASH
jngton y. G. The ceremony was per-
formed by Rabbi SchUaneufeId,
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-06-08
FREDERICKS BTHG TO HAVE
BIG CORNER STONE LAYING

Especial tn The Richmond Virginian.)
FREpEkICk VA, June 8
j. W. Masters has tendered his
resignation as member of the city
council from the lower ward. he hay
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-06-08
VIRGINIAN'S DAILY PATTERN
BOYS SUIT

This suit Is better suited for sum-
mer wear than for cold weather. X
may be made OF linen, Bingham, pom
gee or OF some light weight cheviot
or fine serge.
The blouse has the seamless shout
4sr and closes fnsfroft.. Small tfou;-
sers complete the suit. and they are
made without a fly. Braid or bias
bands of material fill trim the edges
effectively, and the belt may be Of
patent leather.
The pattern SOFA is cut in sizes ..
3 and years. Medium size requires
2 SIS yards of 27-inch material.
Blaze on Cary Street
A tsFaeff s,sa ia FRI tire st6rfp ST I'll "
Phillips Produce Company, 1326-2s
East Cary street. called out the de-
partment at 10 O'Clock Wednesday
night. The damage was nominal.
Will Rehearsc Esther"
Esther" will be rehearsed at
o'clock Friday night at 1903 East
Broad street
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-06-08

The Narraganset Philip his
he whites New England settlers OF
stronghold tho
bv
reached foothridse
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-06-08
lAaY.-..-~f.pul,ltn.

Especial to The Richmond Virginian J
BOWLING GREEN. IA. June :.
Miss BESSIE Gouldin and Mr. Bur
leigh II. Kay were married yesterday
In Washington. u, G.. The bride IL
the daughter Of ]. W. Gouldin, Of
sparta, Caroline county, va who Is
We'll known farmer and one Of the
leading tobacco growers Of the couu-
ty. The groom ia associated with
the firm OF l.. I. Kay q Bre. in the.
lumber business, and IL generality
known as one Of the most progressive
and energetic Young men Of this To-
cality. The couple expect to return
shortly to Caroline COUNTY, where
they viii in the future reside.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-06-08
Hoytl--io ghIiI.


Especial to The Richmond Ntrginian J
BOWLING GREEN. VA, June :.
The marriage Of Miss Miriam Cog
hill, youngest daughter of Hon. T.
u. Coghill. Of this place. To Mr. VII
liam l., Boyd. Of Richmond, Naj
was quietly celebrated Yesterday az
ternoon at 8 clock in the home
OF the bride, the Rev. c. X. Crutk-
shank, pastor Of Calvary Baptist
church officiating.
No invitations having been issued.
the ceremony was Witnessed only by
the immediate families of the con-
tracing parties, among whom were
Mr.. w G. Boyd. wife and son. WI
liam; Mr.. {. {. Boyd, and Mr. W.
=. Forbes all of Richmond Va. Mr..
and Mrs. Boyd left on an evening
train for tour through Northern
states. and upon their return they
viii reside at 929 West Grace street.
Richmond, Va, The popular young
bride, on account OF her personal at
tractiveness and her prominent fam
lily connections Is widely known in
her town. county and State The
CoghiIl family has been for many
years eonspicuously associated with
the religious. social, political and
business life of Caroline county.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-06-08

the groom, and Miss Mary Virginia
Lynch, They We're becomilgly gown
ed in white marquisette over MESA
line, with white lace hats trimmed in
tiny pink rosebuds, and carried pink
sweet peas. The best man was Dr.
Thomas j. kagey, OF Newport News.
The ushers We're Mr.. j. Hanson Gin.
OF Leesburg, and Mr.. jackson. OF
Washington, ID. G. The wedding
march was beautifully rendered by
Miss Lucille James. Immediately at
ter the ceremony an informal recep-
ton was held at the home OF the
bride, DR.. and Mrs. Il. V. Copeland
left on the $50 train for an extend
ed Northern trip. The brides going
away gown was tan cloth, with hat
and gloves to match. ON their return
they will reside in Round Htll, where
the groom is practicing his profess
sion. They We're the recipients ef
many handsome presents.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1911-02-10
The Dispute.


A rabbit went out walking one day,
and when he came home he found his
burrow occupied by a weasel. He was
greatly astonished at finding a stran-
ger in his house.
"See here, Madam Weasel" he said
what are you doing here? This is not
your home. Please get out of my bur-
row."
Your burrow. indeedw cried the
weasel. "I'll do no such thing. I am
perfectly at home"
well. now" said the rabbit gently.
"let's take the dispute to Grimalkin."
Now. Grimalkin was cat. the Judge
OF all controversies that came up in
the forest. and so the weasel could
do nothing less than consent to do as
the rabbit suggested They set out
together and soon arrived before the
Judge.
"Come near to me. my children"
said Grimalkin: IL am deaf"
They obeyed. not dreaming of any
harm that might come. and the cat.
casting out clawed foot at each side.
gripped them both and settled the dis
pute by eating them one after the 9th
er.
Moral-People often ruin themselves
by lawsuits. 1t is better to come to
an agreement out Of court.-French of
Perrin.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1911-02-10
City Dray
Line.
Contracts tor large lots
aiken, and goods deliver
ed on short notice.
VIM. FOWLER,
Prop.
MORTGAGE SALE.

AAONAS<ANIE SALE.
el + assee exes seaa That that
X xrencv MM% n1tgagasa e. Fargo Loan
N9xember a. b. nineteen hundre d ana nay 10, OF
t Nae1 ana nied for record in the office of
bna ,e az st 81 deeds 2f the county Of Penn
and recorded in Book IS Of MORTGAGES =. M az;
page pa Re-, l5 ~ and assigned by said mortearee
Gro ,ss dated the 18th day Of Febrmaryy 4.
r. y: .a08 and filed for record in said Office If
A. b. 1855 ISL a On oh the 18th day Of
ana rec eeecorded in book az of mortgages
E paRs o,U; ana by said Emma f. Crosby
ffn non a1 ,re.assigned to said Fargo
oa gar 9th, the 9TH day of December A. d. lSi0
i he nf a TOT record i the office ef the reg
a. ID. 1910 at $3.50 O'clock a. M. and recorded
ioreclosed by q sale Of the premises in such
front door Of the court house In the CITY of
state Of NORTH, Dakota. at the hour Of two
February: 1911. to satisfy the amount due
nn n,,a said mortgage on the day Of sale.
Which, x 9;T1ei1 mi sa; IN said mortgaee and
county of Pembina and state of Nortis
re- ana afsersd az fall1ws
f[odTteen uD, township one hundred sixty
o ue' , range 4sa ifty-tI,ree go. containing
or less. according to the Government
survey thereof.
There will be due on such mortgage at
ninety-nine and 15-lOO ($s.0a9 Isl dollars,
TINS sum including the 1908 and 1909 taxes
paid n accordance with the terms and
''n','ons o. F 5ats G%G I6aN AGENCY.
ASSIGNEE OF Assignee of Mortgagee
Attorney for Assignee of Assignee of
Mort9agee FARGO. North Dakota