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II SON REE
in aid of st Johns CIu ch funds
will be held on
Wednesday Evening,
Nov. 8th,
STJOIIN'S SCHOOL ROOH.
ICE CREAM. & SODHS FOR SALE.
Price of admission .....,t .... +. 22cts.
Doors OF en- nj 40.
The Christiansted's Native Brass Band
will be IN attendance.
Tickets may be obtained from the District
Collectors, the Stationery x Fancy Store, or
at the door.
After refreshments have been served the
following
viii be rendered:
Song. 81 want you all the time .Alr.Nuitt-
Hansen.
Recitation. .UnrIo Josh in a photograph
gallery. ~. Dr.. Lon9lield Smith.
BROOM DRILL.
Song. ~BIueheII' ..... MIR. WuItf- Hansen.
Recitation. a Modern Sermon" Dir.
LougGeld Smllh.
Songs. "Teasing'
"Home Sweet Home" 1fr. WuIf-
Hansen.
The programme viii be ntcrspersed with
selections on Dr, LongdeId Smiths phono-
graph.
LIST OF UNCLAIMED LETTERS IN
CHRISTIANSTED'S POST OFFICE
Paid.
Mrs. Rose Bennett, Miss Christapheno
Hatchett, Miss Mary Jensen, Miss julie
Lucas, MIR. Albert Martin. Miss Lillia A..
Williams, Miss Lilia Augusta Williams, Mrs.
Leah Williams.
Unpaid.
Mrs Victoria Darlington, sob. Mr.. Joseph
Goodrlge, Est. Golden Rock sob Mr. james
Hatchett sob. Mr.. Albert Joseph Dob. Mrs.
Augusta Vic Allister Bob. Mr.. James Samuel
Powell sob.
Christiausteds Postkontor, den Bite De-
tober, 1911.
NJ. ANDERSEN.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-04-21

Yi bar ct minbre Heitoplae af
ben ! Sior uofomne oanife Operi9t.
telie al Bait. aoolf Selpegs Bog
8e6 4orspeien
Sao Ianet 0pIaaet Refer faas
goeen for 30 Gts.
Dan 2utb. YubI. Sone.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-04-21
Storr 2ocfont.
5orIi9s or
briite0e.- 1900 Mano
n0efuffes.

V&inpS W |l9NelUlHlle 3HIiLthbetleI
for at bierae 9anoet gennem cen
trnenoe Sitnotion, ser / bette 6or-
aor bar berifet poa qrbeiosmorfe.
oct. er Observation-Disclosures ru
olligeoef briiteoe.
s 8no freezer GER 8 npe 2ocfonter
/ Graft. % 10000 ar6eioere ietteS
Oeroeo no al geifeftigelie. 5 5or'
peien par Ger locfontet co. 5000
Mano.
De brtiteoe 6orbon6l | L.
Ger
inoleoeoes / @oar 5ornioooes 81.
10 i Dob 6eaom 8olnet.
5orIiesmonoen, Den utr9ttelige
Director aoefoeo, florlagoe / ct mo-
treHgenoe 5oreoro9 8arterne, bill
fe alborliee 5elger oct oiloe faa, en-
Der life tom Snerensfomlt ! Stano,
og man gif oerefter til at icrbanele
oirefte ON Wnligbeoerne for eoen'
tuelle N9glingsforila9.
ST. 2 uor man nooet ioo piot, at
Sorliasmonoen funoe forelpgge
Yorterne ct R9glingsforil lag for
bpert nf De 6 Sag, aonflifterne orei-
er iie ON.
5neorgnniiotionerne trof Jig oa
tilbnee ior at ~Iorbon0le irobDroes
bper for iig ON De fremiotte 6orilog,
og SCI. A iamleoes man til ct MT
Rsoe for at toge enoelig Stano'
punft til bisie.
Bet Dor beitemt, at 5orbonolin.
gerne fun iful0e bare til ST. 3, men
til bette Siospunft bar man enonu
life fommen til noeet 8eiultat, og
man beilutteoe oa at fortiptte enonu
en- Time.
Oct betrneteoes al De mango IN
teresiereOe, iom ioeli9 foreipurgte |
Hol9et efier Heiultntet al 6orbano'
IiHgerne, iom eft Segn pan @ullg.
beoer for 5orlig. 0espGrre bIeo
Sorboobnineerne ifnffeoe.
Noele iaa Minittter for 6 hut
tebe Sorbanolingerne meo BET Ielnl.
tat, at Der life nor opnnnet Sorlig
noget al De 6 Sag, Der bar inobe.
fotteoe / aonflifterne.
Spem 9ocfouten geIoer.
De 6 Sag iom 5or6anoIingerne
breieoe jig ON. er:
gIiffenila9erne "a. 1000 Mano,
1rpinoultrien ca. 1850
@~leftriferne co. 500,
Ytnrerne ca. $4,000,
Sneoferne ca. 5000, og
Nnrerarbeiosmpnoene / aeben.
bnpn ca. 100.
Ger por / 8orpeien erflGret og
iuprfiat 2ocfoilt / De 3 %fsrItnponte
Gag. 5or be 8 iioitnponte %6egDnoer
2oefonten | 9ng.
Salt omiotter De 65ag ca $1,000
&ono, men i @irfeIig6e0en uil ct be.
tpbeIigt itsrre glntal arbeiOere blioe
Ieoige. @ntoeelie oil bet iamleoe
SoI noo op til Is 100000. glanot
De arbeioere, Der inoirefte inoorageS
| 8oniliften, er @iirerarbeiosmen-
oene / Brooinierne og Dc eorige
@peningsbaanoperfere.
II 0aifterne.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-04-21

AFAhNAAt01 - a0AN 6A0N11N
fonflift % bar Oerefter uOtalt iig
iooleoeS:
De 8nnlfeligbeoer, Der bar reilt
Jig for Spnoaelien of en- Oronine,
beror p%9ientlig poo Den al arbei-
Oerne uotolte 8rpgt for at lutte
OuerenSfomiter al ioo lang gnrie-
beo. iom MISUNDERSTANDING
forlonger. Mon ger gpl0enoe, at
9lrbeioerne oerpeo binoer ia til De
nhlo9renoe arbeioslenninger, me.
oens oct funoe t9nfes, at 4oniunf-
tlrerne un0er Ell femnorig Beriooe
oil %ioranore Jig og gengene maaife
tobe / Qebeepne.
arbeioSgiperne mener, at bele
benne 8rpgt beror pso en- Misfen-
oelie al Situationen, - life blot,
for6i oct piitnof es beiit uiiffert,
ON oii 2sbet of fem anr Der i Gan.
mart iaor Ell pirfelig Ssifoninnf-
tlir, men 9anife i9rlig, Ioroi 6e
Soerensfomiter, boorom Der er 30.
le, / tort Omfong beiiooer en- iaa-
Dan @loiticitet, at Der meeet bel in
6enfor Soerensfomitperiooen fan
lie Stionind / 2gnnen.
Get g9Ioer / uopre9et @rao for
ale De Simelsnninger, Der er bpe.
geoe pon Minimoasnnineer, oltioa
netop for 2snningerne / Sneofer'
| Wurer- og GIeftriferfooet o9 / Sr9-
inoultrien, - De Sag, | bOilfe Der
er aonilift. timber 5orbanolinger.
ne ON Observation-Disclosures /
J SPrninOuifrien bleo bet itotiitiif
go0igiort, at ielo / en- ioo oonifeIig
Berio6e iom 4arene 1907 10
bab0e arbeiosmRnoenes Snotpqter
uGret / itooig Sti9en, lingtet oeres
Minimailen par fonitont / neonte
1iosruH Saa meget mere MO
man funne pnaregne, at Der unoer
Ell oirfeiig Opgang i aoniunfturer-
ne aommenoe @nr oil funne inotrp-
De Stigninger / 2snnen, uaniet at
Winimolisnnen blioer ben iomme.
Nan man 10 life elemme, at Oti-
nimallgnnen fun letter 8rPnie
nebab, rg at ben, / 5orboloet til
Den enfelte Qiano, finn er Ell Scr.
pligtelie ior grbeiosaioeren, life
! for grbeioeren. &oao arbeihsoiper.
ne tilitrGber peo Ooerensfomiter
al iorbolosuis lang 8arigbeO, er
SnOitiaing al arbeiosltrioigbeoer-
ne. 8i arbei0sgioere n9rer Den
Onerbenisning. at begge Barters
Snteresier i bsi @roo pil iremmes
Oerbeo. 5 mango Sag er BET Of Den
nlleritsrite 9etponing, at scr / go
og 5reo orbeioes pna at itprfe og
uonifle 8irfiombeoerne. 0erpeo ior-
sges arbeiosmpngoen, og Arbeios.
lesbe6en in0ifrpnfes.
Get er oerfor urigtigt, raar 9lr.
beioerne onlpgger ben getragtning,
nj en- Ouerensfomit al lang 8arig-
beo fun or ct @ooe for arbeios9i-
perre, og noor De me0 oenne Woti-
pering trGper, at Soerensfomiten
ifoI betoles meo omfattenoe Stig-
nin9er 7 Minoitelsnningerne. Zen
itooige 6orifD0ning opno al Win0-
iteIenningerne oirfer netop begrrn.
ienoe poe Irbeiosm9ngoen % trent
fal6er forsget arbeioslssbeo.
Oct oar i bsi @roo snifeli9t,
J at 5oritaaelien al oisie Sorbolb
nofieoeoe iaaleoeS, at ri mart fin.
De fomnle til en- Sreosilutnine."
Nnno. % a%loDeiDgen Bolaf-
fer iom Smittefiloe. Sra Beteri.
nGrfDiifus Yrofesior 9. Bang bar
9onObrugsminiiteriet mootaset fsl'
genoe S%fripelie:
Seq tiaaber mig at benIeoe Mini-
iteriets SpmGrfiombeo paa ben So
re, Der for 9ioen er for at Muno. og
aIooeipeeimitte funoe blioe tilfert
2anoet oeo polite arbei0ere. Spg.
oommen er life blot meget uobreot
/ 3pifInno, men ogina / @ali.
5ien, 6porfra, ian blot ies oeo, De
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-04-21

Ifet, bGr De bragg Smlorg for, at
oct ~inoreit mnligt ogres Der, naon-
Zig for g~r6eiostsiets 8eOfommenoe.
Sois Ssiet fan taale at foges, uos
feres Gesinfeftionen Ietteit paa benz
ne Moa0e.
Stor Srano | SANDERS. Jlere
GjenbOmmc pbelagt. Gen 5. Dc. oeo
4-8i6en om Moreenen opitob ser
iflg. n. 9. SI0 / 9agbD9ninoen
til Sotel o9ngmar" / 6nnoers,
iom eies al Sne0fermeIter 90. Sem
ien. 5 gogbDoninoen fanotes 2
Sne0ferperferIteoer, 1 Maifin. og
1 9opetiereronrfiteo. SIoen, Der RI
meIigois er opItaaet | Sneofern9rf'
iteoet, ereb burtig ON Jig, og Den
on9rebne gpgnfng bleo burtie 2u'
ernes Hoo.
Sl0en breote Jig til Sioe6p9'
nineen til M. Seniens @ienoom
og til 9agbpgningen til a6bmano
aoefoeos @ienoom; berfra reooe'
oes / iibite gieblif en- CO. 60.aorig
iooe Mon0, iom bleo bragt paa
Spgebuiet. Sloen angreb enonioe-
re Geitouroter @nls9aaros og Ipo'
tefer 0aueaaros @ienoomme.
geo Mio6ngstio bar 9ronbp9-
tenet Serre ooer SSloen, men on par
foruoen Be TO gag6baninger neo'
brenot Ben 5neofermeiter %. Sem
len tilbsren5e Sioebpgnine.
3eitouratgr @aIsgoor6s eini-
Dom Dor til Gels soelogt al SO
og 8onO. apotefer Daueaaros @ien-
Dom blen ~betp6elig ramponeret.
Sne6fermeiter DC. Senlens Glen
Dom par ioriifret / asbIteoernes
alminoelige 9ran6foriifring ior
5000 ar., asbmano aoefoeos for
1000 ar. iomme Steos.
Stor granb. 6 @aarSe % 6 Sn.
ic brGnSte. geo 4.5ioen ON Wor.
eenen ben 4. os. opItoo en- itsrre
Sloebrano / 2~an6sbpen 9orup oe6
HonoerS.
Sloen opito0 / 5. 0ieliens Sus
oe brebte iie oerefter til @Iorme-
tier 9ent3enS Sus, @aaroeier 0iels
Weaers @ooro, @~aoroeier 8as.
mus 6ubrs @oaro, @aar0eier 9.
Mo9eniens @oar0, Der reooeoes
Stuebuipt, @ooroeier Sens Seniers
@aaro, 8iitebanoler goies @ien.
Dom, @aaroeier G~6riitioniens @oarb
Der reOOeOes Stuebniet, oe Solphe-
len al S~iifebanoIer g. 9abls Glen.
Dom.
gnooioere brenote to ubeboeoe
Suie, tilbsrenoe Brofnrator Gang
bale | &anoers.
8aabeS. ) ySocials8 emofroten"
ianotes oen 3. os. ct 9iQeoe Of Ell
arbeioer naglet iii ct aors.
0penoOer ItoO Der: narbeioer-
floSien na9let til Generals ocfou-
tens aors."
Re0enunoer: Or on @uos Ssn,
GA biplp Dig ielo!"
Mon ifal leoe lpnge efter at firoe
Ell mere imooGss gIasfemi.
Gen Baaife.9Lnsfemi, Sr. Goo.
ling / lin Si6 fremfom meo / 80
litifen", bill enonu opre | friif Min.
De.
9r. @iin6loo er / @aaer noaet
fuIotuo op | Ssioe meo Sr. 5oO'
ling.
Mener Sr. 8iinblao oirfelig, at
arbei0ernes Sag itaar iaa oaarlig,
at oct er %nsOpenoigt at BRUCE ilige
Mioler for at bioie 6onatismen OPP
gi tpipIer life ON, at Ger / mango
g(rbeioerbjem oil gioes Sr. Biinblao
set Spar: Sbno Ser bleo biiot os |
Observation-Disclosures Onsbngsnlim.
mer. er Dog en- or CROP 5or'
nprmelIe.
Gn S9lbnnb / @noenaa. 80
6iifere opodeeoe forleoen ! @ubcn.
aaen tet peoO fferfabriften, en- Sci.
buno, Der fuIgte oeres 9aao og NOR.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-04-21

Sfobbranbe. st Bar itetre
SfoDbron0e bar / De itoIte Gage al
afpigte u9e, i%frioer oSpll. Bit .,
roiet paa Silfebor9egnen. Gnto0e-
Zig iom 5sl9e al 8erns Seg meO
S9n0itiffer opitoo Der Slo / @oorO-
eier 9ertbeIiens 80 Cor. Sano itote
SfoD poa gigrnbal6t Batter; men
oct lDffeoes iN66I9e Silt. gb." at
be9renie Sl6en, ian Der fun 6r9n0-
ca. 20 I0r. 2ano, melt ltngifoO.
99Ite aften uobreo Der Slo /
noale 2~pn9boffer peo 2inoo, og oen
breote Jig til ben Ooerret5ia9f6rer
aier / Aorbns tilbsrenoe 2inoa Sc
i~terifoo poo $50 Cor. 9ono. Ogioo
fer lpffe0es oct 6og, ON emo me0
itore @nitren9elier, at foa Sloen
6%e9r9niet o9 iluffet. S Soar Seat
u0brse Ser imiolertio after grono /
9lontoeen, og Oenne Sang br9tl0te
ca. 90 Sor. 2ono. Sloen menes at
ppre pooiot.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-04-21
ifterne.

Sfent Munoen poa De | 6or-
banoIingerne oeltngenoe Berioner-
| 9enbolo til 2opens itrenge SARA.
araifer - er luffet meo ipp Segl,
ipneS Der Dog of funne ifinltes lao
meset bag 9apsbeben, at Der life
er uoiieter til, at 9oefouten bliper
al l9ngere 8artgbeb.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Sooeobe.
itprelie er gonife pitt inofaibt til I
Dag at taee geilutning ON Sitno.
tionen, oe Reiultatet al ct iaaoant
Ns6e pIeier man paa 5orbaano at
fenoe OrbIpben al, men bet poa.
ito6es beitemt / @ftes, at Der life
piloe saa mango @ange "a Elmer,
in6en 5orbanolineerne piloe bliue
eenoptagne.
Sg bpis man bor 2oo til at eGt,
tie, bill Sorbonolineerne beepnoe paa
ct mt @run6lag, booroeo Sommen.
fa6ningen Of De f%orifeaiee Sag
nnoenos."
Gn 1~tbtaIeIie of Sneenipr aler.
Gsss. .Sneenisr aIer. 8oss ct al
oNatt." bleoen onmooet ON en- 10.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-04-21

9sOsial6. SIP. Ooerlprer ueo
&osfilOe aatbeoraIifole, can0. t6eol.
8u0. 9op er Ssnoog ben 2. april
afganet REQ 0eoen, SO @ar eamnel.
Zen nf0soe bnpoe / "a 9lar peret
fnpttet iii Gosfil6e ao~tbeOrolifole
iom a6junft og Ooerlerer.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-04-21

@eoitifter al gitoiiatiifaom-
pnoni, Cirefter 9. @uloberg er0tat-
ten til Sen6og Den 2. apr ofgacet
peo 9soen, 81 anr gammeI. afos-
oe, Ser / mango @or banoe opbolot
Jig / Sionl, por fe6t / Seen Mslle
oeo SoI6. San oar Hiooer at
8onnebrog og Donnebrogsman6.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1911-01-04
Two Eraaks Of Nature.

Two contrasting freaks Of nature are
the Island Of Fire and the Lake OF
Snow. The Island OF Fire IS called
the Home Of Hot Devils L. is sisuas-
ed in the mids. Of 4 large iake OF boil
Ing mud In the island Of Java The
steam and gases which arise from the
sticky mud form themselves snto bno-
bles attaining diameter Of FIVE or six
feet and sailing high up in the air like
balloons. carried hither and thithe1 by
the wind and finally exploding with
loud crash
The biggest snow lake IS seen from
the summit Of Hispar pass, IN the IA
.eakoran range. 1t IS more than 800
square miles in area. IN Swit=erlarc
the sea Of ice might better be called
the sea OF Snow. Us the surface IS oeo-
ken up by solar heat. which makes
minute assuring IN the ice. giving II
the appearance Of snow.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1911-01-04
sFoRT BluNDER.
Il Was Erected BY Our Gevernrf,ent {
Canadian Soil.

K was Erected ey Our SovernrS'ens on
Canadian Soil.
It Is not generally known qha; our
government once undertook t3 erect 3
fort on British soil The sitsf q this
fort, asterward called Fort } kcntsom-
e.y, IVES about half mile 8ortheast
OF 2ouse's Point. y. y. not Ear from
the foot OF Lake champlain- Popular
u it Was known rs Fort iSsunder." :"
It appears that after the war 'of 1Sl2
our government fest the NECESSITY Of
guarding the entrance to LEake Cham
plain Accordingly In 1sl5( was begun
the erection Of Fort Montgomery. The
original notioa was to construct Z
great fort. In those days that meant
a fort with three tiers OF Sgnns.
When the work had Been in hand
Tor some time it was diycosered that.
owing to an error OF eaEsy surveyors.
the actual boundary Between New
York and Canada. the Rorty-6eth par
aiiel Of north latitude. 3assed south OF
the fort Work on th$ fort was sus-
pended fox about sw&aFy-fve years.
and rot until the yeaf 4s4c was the
territory zest.--cd to THE United States.
The agreement KNOWN Jas the Web
stcG-Ashburson treaty. Establishing the
northeastern boundary. fnade the line
between New YORK fnG Canada CON
form to the old and incorrect early
s1:vey. Thus 'Fost Blurder- was
ssain on Usited Stase territory. The
So they claimed he S, great slice OF
territory to which t3ey thought them
selves entitled In ossr to save Rouse's
Point. A
After the boundaE question was set
tlec the fort Was hished, but It was
never manned by pore than sufficient
men to keep It order. and It was
never armed-Ha ber's Weekly.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1911-01-04
PIANO HARDWARE.

Men Who Buy rfes and Repair Their
instrumd Its at Home.
Ones notion piano. hardware Is
likely to be thaufst IS material OF varf
Gus sorts used i the manufacture and
repair OF pianoH& an idea that would
be In the uaia# correct. but at the
1ane tine theSe IS More or less OK
such material Bid at retail to private
owners Of piaIlbs who may be skilled
IN the use Of q ols and who undertake
to do their OWL repairing to save e1-
peose, and sNS3sh purchasers may In
ciuie men wAb have no knowledge Of
music, though they msy hare the ne
chan3cal expEness required for the
Job.
Obviously 10 great sk1l ts required
IN replacing$a broken caster. a naan
can buy S8ngie caster and put it on
himself 4 NE wants to. or he could In
Ike manne1& replace broken hinge or
a screw end he can buy any Of these
things eut the home repairer does
more anh& h&ittors work stlHas, for in.
stance. he$ may replace b-cSen wire.
He can pny piano wire Of precisely
the s.GhX gauge. and he may under.
take this Job and get away with It, 0.
he may fireplace one or more broken
keys or Manners. Not .ons since 8
man whoA had bought pretty well
wosn sec@n6hand piano for SIS bought
for II complete new set Of hammers,
which hd$ put on himself
Only hen Of real skill can Go such
Jobs as@ this, but in town OF this size
there Skre enough men who do thei.
OWE &psano repairing to make tt pay to
ke9D piano hardware on sale AZ retail
~gNew York Sun.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1911-01-04
a ShrSwa Answer.

Auoos the advertisements In an
English paper the.e recently appeared
the following: The gentleman VINO
found purse with ocu
street IS requested 20
the address Of the vas
recognized"
4 few days later u
serted: The recc 'sn
who picked up = orc
street requests the MS
house"
Her 81
WHAT makes you coi.
turec?'
..She thinks Ibsen', y.1. = esir s.upio.
We'll. lot Of people think So.
~ h''' ~ says so."-cleveland
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1911-01-04
}UNN[R|(N HHR[) Q|.
SuMMERroH. 5. c.. January 1911.
EniroR The MANNING TIMES.
Manning. :. &.


land 0
We
par; >n he
be
c;iona at
We have with Mr. r. j. to;'-riSon. tinsiuih W.
furnish
tally roof u AN point surrounding:
has good still have
C!anoo ios that line complete In fact kind
much the We
Justly Southern Cook and
Range This stands by itself the excellence Of he
il.
i>,edr their
pittsbu= which
al
Hardware kindred lines We succeed by the
Wishing friends
Yours truly.
The Keota news., 1911-11-17
WELD COUNTY TO GET
1854, 4,729.77 FOR BEETS.

Greeley, Nov. 13.-According 10
Manager s. NJ. Edgell. OF the Gree
ley sugar factory. farmers of Weld
county will receive in payment for
their sugar beets raised this season,
on Wednesday a total of ss34,792.77.
OF this amount the Greeley district
gets 345.6ss SO, Windsor $23s, 542.-
95 and Eaton $250,561,54.
There is still considerable ton
mage of beets in the ground. Greeley
has 1000 tons in the ground, Eaton
1900 and Windsor 1900. The payday.
Nov IS. will be the first of the sea-
son and the second and last one will
be December Is.
The Keota news., 1911-11-17
cATTLEMEN WILL FIGHT.
Will Have Men at Washington to
Oppose Adverse Tariff Leg
islation.

Denver. Nov. 1.-THE approaching
session of the National Cattlemen's
Association will be held at the
Broadway Theatre, Denver, beginning
at 10 o'clock a. m. December 12. An
arrangement committee, consisting
of A. E. De Ricqles, Frank G. Goody
and Frank NJ. Taylor, is preparing a
big reception and entertainment for
the cowmen, and on account of the
many important matters to be con-
sidered there the Texas delegation
will no doubt be even larger than
usual.
The convention has been month
earlier this year than usual on ac-
count of the fact that Murdo Nc
Kenzie, president of the body has
accepted the position of general man.
ager for large new packing industry
that has been established in Brazil
and he will sail for South America
the first part of January, thus making
it impossible for him to attend the
meeting at the usual time
Cattlement look for all sorts of
tariff legislation affecting their bust
ness to be introduced at the coming
session of Congress and are prepar-
ing to fight any bill that has ten
dency to cut down their present rev.
enues on live stock. as they contend
free trade with Mexico. the admission
Of free hides and cattle and the like
would do. Representatives will spend
good portion of their time in
Washington until the tariff bills are
settled one way or the other, and
will put forth every effort to see that
none of the tariffs on meat products
are lowered.
At the same time the cattlemen
will contend for the preservation of
rights they now enjoy in the leas-
ing of public grazing lands, and will
protest any raises in railroad rates on
live stock shipments.
The Keota news., 1911-11-17
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The Keota news., 1911-11-17
U. S. TO SEND
TROOPS TO JAPAN

Wa ashington. Nov. 15-The state
department has practically decided to
send a regiment of troops from Ma
Mia to Chin Wing Tao, seaport in
China. about 250 miles from Pekin.
on the gull of Pcehili. The purpose
is to perform an international duty
under the Boxer treaty in keeping
open the lines OF communication be-
tween Pekin and the sea.
Tien Tsin, Nov. 15.-The inten-
ton of the United States to dispatch
troops from Manila to Tien Tsin
with view to their dispatch to Pc
kin. has evoked much comment in
Japan The Japanese, it is said. do
not view the proposed movement with
much favor.
Advices from Pekin say that all
Chinese army officers who were
trained in Japan will be dismissed
shortly, owing to their revolutionary
tendencies.
The Keota news., 1911-11-17
COLORADO CITY DRY
BY THREE VOTES
IS COURT RULING.

Colorado Springs, Nov. 13.-The
town of Colorado City is dry by three
votes. according to a ruling by Judge
J. w. Sheafor in the district court
this morning.
Judge Sheafor denied the motion of
the city attorney for new trial. but
granted stay of judgment for thirty
days in order to give time for ap-
peal.
The Keota news., 1911-11-17

Grand Junction.-E. H. Morfat,
Kenneth Moffat and Clyde Barnes,
were caught on the Uncompahgre
plateau in last weeks blizzard and
but for the opportune finding of a
deserted cabin, would have frozen to
death. They were forced to remain
for 4S hours without food.
Fort Morgan.-To discuss direct fall
irrigation, mass meeting of farmers
from the lower Platte valley has been
called here for Nov. ~.
Gunnison.-A delegation Of Meth
odists has been sent from here to ap-
peal to the church conference in Dem
yer for funds to build new and mod
ern church in Gunnison.
The Keota news., 1911-11-17

Trinidad-Cattlemen from all over
the country will gather in Denver
Dec. IL and 10 to bid farewell to Muir
do Mackenzie, head of the American
National Live Stock association, who
leaves to take charge of an immense
Brazil cattle ranch.
Greeley.-Charles Mack. employed
by grading company, was found on
the range Sunday morning delirious
from the cold and exposure. He had
started to walk from Greeley to
Denver.
Trinidad.-H. A. Douglas was re-
turned here from Ration. N. NJ. and
placed under arrest on the charge Of
abducting 17-year-old Irene Schlend-
ring. Douglas had attempted to Sc
cure marriage license in Ration.
Staunton spectator and vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1896-1916, 1911-07-07
Death OF MRS. A. T. kinney

Mrs. Jean Malcolm Kinney, the
widow of Major Alexander F. Kin
ney, died Tuesday afternoon at the
residence of her son-in-law, Mr.. Nc
Henry Holiday. Mrs. Kinney went
to Rock Island to spend the winter
with her daughter, Mrs. Granville
Sherwood, and returned home about
two weeks ago, after having suffer-
ed stroke of paralysis, and her con-
dition was considered critical. On
Saturday she had another stroke and
never regained consciousness.
Mrs. Kinney, up to a short time
ago, was very active especially in
church work, being devoted mem
Der of Trinity church. She was be-
loved by large circle of friends.
She was born at Glenarvon, being the
daughter of Mr.. William and Mary
Bell Taylor Gait.
She leaves four children, Mrs. Holli.
day, Mrs Sherwood, Miss Maude
Kinney and Mr.. w. G. Kinney, Of
| New York
/ Also two sisters, Mrs. Anna Hol
man of Bremo Bluff, and Miss Salli'
Gait of Richmond, and one brother
Mr.. James Gait of Richmond. Th
funeral will be held from Trinit,
| church Thursday afternoon at 5.3
o'clOt y.