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The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1911-06-29

Stealing a base on the rest Of the
country, a Massachusetts school is
using batting averages to stimulate In
terest In mathematics.
The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1911-06-29

The ordinary man does not care
who makes the fireworks OF a nation
80 long as he can show the children
how 10 set them on
The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1911-06-29
MEMBER OF

At the Hoe library sale The Swan
Book" brought s21 .O00 Its new owner
would not read IL for twice that
The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1911-06-29

Louisville.-Miss Florence Men,s.
of this city, and Miss Anna Grace
Montague, of Catlettsburg. were grad.
yates from the Oxford. o, College fos
Women.
The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1911-06-29
Often So.

We burn our money on the Fourth
But then the year II full OF days
On which without exertlng much
We burn our money other ways
The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1911-06-29

However, the aviator who threatens
TO fly up Broadway will not be the
only high flyer on that wicked thor
oughfare.
The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1911-06-29

or
m stn ussn
has Just got come owt to
Of herwuks'
oed Willie he better be cairu
sos Is OF his nerwurks
his pokke while
teln
The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1911-06-29
The Kentucky Planting.

The apparent area planted to tobac-
co in Kentucky, the greatest tobacco
producing section in the country, or
for that matter in the world, amounts
to 2s2,751 acres. The average yield
per acre in Kentucky under present
growing conditions is not far from
$50 pounds. On this basis the 1911
acreage should yield approximately
FAC. 33s,350 pounds of tobacco. The
estimate last fall for the 1910 crop
showed a harvested area in Kentucky
amounting to 375,9OS acreas, yielding
1s7,652.000 pounds of hurley, and 1884,
2s3.4 400 pounds Of dark, a total Of
336, 1886, 400 pounds OF tobacco.
The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1911-06-29

Carlisle.-Congressman William j.
Fields, of this district. has named
Henry Bramblet, of this city, for sp-
pointment to the naval academy at
Annapolis.
The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1911-06-29
TOBACCO CROP
WILL Be SHORT
About Fifteen Per Cent De-
crease is Expected
VERY BAD PLANTING CONDITIONS
Conditions In Cigar Leaf Sections Are
riohter-Reports From All over
the Country Compiled.
VERY BAD PLANTING CONDITIONS

Frankfort.-That there will be no
new record made by the tobacco crop
OF the United States In 1911 is a fact
clearly indicated by a thorough can.
vass Just completed in all the impor-
tant tobacco-producing sections OF the
country. In many localities the farm
ers, after having had a somewhat pro-
longed period of advancing prices.
have become dissatisfied with a slight
slump in the market and this has had
a tendency to curtail the acreage to a
certain extent The hot, dry weather
of the month OF May was unfavorable
for the development of the plants In
the beds and the baked condition of
the soil prevented favorable planting
everywhere.
The very lateness OF the season in
many localities renders II a little
more difficult than ordinarily.to secure
accurate data as to the acreage plant
ed in tobacco this year. In the large
producing sections such as Kentucky,
North Carolina, Virginia, Ohio. Tennes-
see, Wisconsin and Connecticut, a
careful canvass has been made, and
the total apparent acreage in all sec.
tons in 1911 amounts to 953,65S
acres.
Big Decrease in Yield.
Computations based on the average
yield per acre for the past 10 years in
the various states named indicate a
total tobacco yield in the United
States this year of 7s6,41O.4S5 pounds.
The harvested acreage in 1910 was es-
timated at 1.149,s31 acres, with a yield
Of 931, 06s, 695 pounds.
In the Ohio valley the crop is from
two TO three weeks late and a great
deal depends upon the kind Of grow
ing weather from this date on. In the
blue grass section of Kentucky fear of
early frosts is already causing some
alarm, though of course this is little
premature. In Wisconsin conditions
are reported as the most favorable in
many years. The crop is all trans
planted and the plants reported in a
thriving condition. The acreage is
above that of last year, and the out
look seems good.
The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1911-06-29

"orampsw jumped over the bsk
Tense and holIered buddy murder. He
dident know the FIRE crackers he put
In his pokket was lifted"
The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1911-06-29


fer the
M II
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1911-09-13
FREE
ADVICE
TO WOMEN

Women suffering from any form of
Illness are invited TO promptly CON-
municate with Mrs. Pinkham at Lynn,
Mass. All letters are received, opened,
read and answered by women. A NO
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1911-09-13
WOMEN IN 47.F00T SHIP
ARE CROSSING ATLANTIC

ATLANTIC CITY, N. j.. Aug. Ell
In forty-seven foot auxiliary
schooner; Lizzie c.. with ten persons
aboard. Charles A. Allen, of New
York. has started for Europe, II Is
the smallest boat that ever went on
such trip with so many passengers.
Captain William Reed is the sail
ing master, and he has crew of
four.
The party includes Mrs. Allen and
Miss Anna Allen wife and daughter
of the owner; Mr. and Mrs. John
Garland and william Garland, their
son.
The vessel was provisioncd for a
fifty-four day cruise, although Cap
tain Reed expects to make the voy-
age In much shorter time than that.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1911-09-13
Cable News
SPANISH TROOPS
SHOOT RIOTERS


BILBAO. spain, Sept. ia state OF
siege has been proclaimed in this dis
trict and severe lighting is in progress
between troops ana strikers. The con-
ditions are serious.
Troops Fight Rioters.
A general strike Of the miners and
iron workers has involved nearly all
the other trades, and today when riot
Ing commenced the troops were called
out and were forced to fire repeatedly
into the mobs. There are many cas-
ualtles.
so ominous has the situation become
that reinforcemcnts Of 5000 more troops
nave been ordered to this district by
Premier Jose Canalejas and the intcn-
tion Is to crush the rioters ut once.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1911-09-13
WANTS
WANT Ed.

home industry. Pure old Ha-
waiian gin, made finder the supervi-
sion Of the U. 8. Govt. obtainable
only at the Occidental Bar. King and
Alakea. 4949-6m
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1911-09-13
REYES WOULD DELAY ELECTION

CITY or MEXICO. Sept l2.-Con-
WINGED that by delaying the general
election General Bernardo Reyes will
stand better chance for election as
president of Mexico, the Reyistas to-
day In their convention, prepared u
petition to Congress to postpone the
election.
General Madcro, the rival candidate
for the presidency. warned the teyis-
tas and members OF Congress that any
such delay viii certainly prccipitate an
ungovcrnable outbreak throughout the
country.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1911-09-13

Travelling salesman; one acquainted
with Island and city trade. Salary
and commission. Apply Salesman"
Bulletin Office. 5O20-tf
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1911-09-13
MAINE AND PROHIBITION.

PORTLAND, Nc, Sept IA Final
returns In the election to decide for
or against revision of the prohibition
laws shows a majority of $50 votes
against Prohibition consequently wins
by II small majority.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1911-09-13


lished a testimonial or used letter
without the written consent of the
writer, and never has the Company
allowed these confidential letters to
get out of their possession, as the
hundreds of thousands of them in
their files will attest.
Out of the vast volume of experience
which Mrs. Pinkham has to draw
from. 1t is more than possible that she
has gained the very knowledge needed
In your case. She asks nothing In re-
turn except your good will, and her
advice has helped thousands Surely
any woman, rich or poor, should be
glad to take advantage of this gcner-
GUS offer Of assistance. Address Mrs.
Iinkham, care of Lydia L. Pinkham
Medicine Co., Lynn, Mass.
Every woman ought to have
Lydia Il. Pinkham's 8O-pago
Text Book. 1t Is not a book for
general distribution, as IL Is too
expensive. 1t is free and only
Obtainablc by mail. Write for
1t today.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1911-09-13
PLAYING AT WAR GAME.

wALDECK. Ger, Sept. 12.-In the
great game of war being played In
this vicinity before the emperor, the
army OF defenders today double flank
ed and repuiscd superior army Of
invaders. The maneuvers involve
10000 troops.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1911-09-13

man can freely talk
of her private ill
ness to q wornan;
thus has been es-
tablished this con-
fdcnce between
Mrs. Pinkham and
the men of
America which has
never been broken.
Never has she p,lb-
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1911-09-13
FAILS FOR HALF MILLION.

NEW YORK. n. ". Sept, I2,-eThe
Van Setback Company, Wall Street
brokers. failed today with liabilities Of
half "a million dollars.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1911-09-13
SIX HITS IN SIX SHOTS
AT OVER FIVE MILES

SAN FRANCISCO. Cal, Sept. IL
The 27th Company of Coast Artillery
during practise here today set n rec
ord with six hits out of six shots at
10000 yards.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-12-29
For Ruttnfn.
Tcbiserrt Of en- pra,tiit Susmooer.


ct mrntert Sinb, en- Riges emil,
Sen, 10 m gjsr big @ r e!
ct muntert Sinh, ia = bet biGlper
oper ubpre mango @anffelisbeOer;
fan man ie Init paa 2ipet, fan man
ie, at Solen ifinner Bag Sfperne,
ON oct er ulbrig ioa graat % merft
omfring, fan man alti6 babe / San-
fen, at ielu ON bette % bint er tiingt
% triit, iaa er Der iaa uenoelig man.
ge, iom bar BET iaa meset perre =
fan man l9re at iammenligne Itg
ielp og i'm Sfi9bne neoaottI
meb Dem, iom lite bar BET iaa
gobt, iaa timber mani mart no, bpor
~unoerlig tafnemlig man buroe bore,
foroi man bar oct iaa bra, Tom man
bar. at iammenligne iig "opaotil"
meb Dem, iom bar oct, ialfalo tilipne-
laoenbe, ioa meget bebre, oct er BET
oimneite man gisr; ba blir en- oltio
utiIireOs, ipnes oItio, of SfiGbnen
err en- rent poatpers. Wan glemmer.
of ielp hos Dem, iom tilipnelaoenoe
bar aft De fan snife zig = bar Htg'
bonn anieelie, Nagt, 8enner, 2pffe
/ aae Waober = ieIp Der, funoe man
bare ifue opbere inc, iaa piIbe man
nof ofte iinbe. of BET garIe Orb:
"Sorgen % 8lPben panbre tiIbobe,
2pffe CO ulpffe fslgc paa Tao", og-
iaa ser funbe a~npenbes. ~gn 1iees
emil" - life bare en- Riges Smil,
men ethpert emil, en- Wnnos, Gptu.
oes, Barns emil = bpor BET Ipier
op omfrilig en-, rnnr en- msoer en-,
iom giper en- ct rigtig parmt, penligt
.Smil, bnor 2inet faar en- anoen 6or.
be, bpor en- glemmer oct prarge og
Sfaffe os aft, iom er iaart og bpait.
@en BET nar iiPr oct iioite al 81.
tatet. ieg piloe bloc Rerfe /: "Gn
8cuL iom sisr Dig sgre". Seq tGn.
fer life Der paa, Of Self fol qua OIL.
firing 90 gioe bperanbre aomplimen-
ter. Ros % prize ~bperanore peo ale
2eilisbeoer - os iaa fanite life
meme tort meo BET beuer, naar Oct
fommer til Stpffet, @ten ies ten.
fer Der melt paa at paaifisnne
.Solf. at iige Dem ct paaifisnnenDe
Orb. mar man er iammen meS Dem.
Ranr on I. or. fommer paa Biiit iii
en- al Dine geninoer, er Der oa life
Ell eaer anoen Eng peo benoes gus.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-12-29
~Sn0fomtifat | Vpr9e.

Spab piIoe on ipnes ON at maatte
betale en- Sn6fomitifat paa Ell Silo.
fomIt al minbre emo 100 Collars ON
aaret2 iper gtep Dorf "Breis". Bar
on en- RorbmauO og boet | Rorge,
iantt tiente 1874 Dollars ON aaret,
piloe on maotte betaIe Sfat paa en-
Sienoeoel af set gelsb, buiS on bar
ugiit. @ar on gift, me ingen Born
bapoe, fit on ftnoe Dig / at betale
Sfat Of en- SpOenoeoeI Of nppnte ge.
lob. SapSe on Born, maatte on
aaigepeI betaIe Sfat paa en- 5emtien.
beoeI al geIebet.
Weo en- aarIig Snbt9gt al 536
Collars moatte on, bpis Oh par
uaiit, betale SrOfomltifat paa mer
END babe Din Snbt9gt, og oar on
Gift, men uoen gsrn, matte Oh be.
tole omtrent 40 procent Of bine anr.
Iige Snbtpgter / Stat. Soooe Oh
ct Barn, omtrent 81 Rrocent os 10
Born, omtrent 81 Hrocent al Mars.
inotpgterne.
9eriom on bar ugift os bonoe en-
aarlig Cen eler Snotast al 1850
Collars, piloe ou matte betaIe
1922 Collars / S%nofomitifat, gift
oa bauenoe ct garn, 1884 Col.
lars; men baooe on Ter gsrn, 355.17
Collars. Oft bet 5rabras. on piIoe
iaa | Din SnSfomitifat for at ia fer
Bern, piISe oItiaa BIZ Sc Dollars.
Sapbe on fem @ern til, pilbe Der
poerligerc bIi truttet Al Collars og
fer Gents ira Sfattebelsbet.
@ift elcr usift maatte on / Horge
ia en- aarlis Snotrgt al minore eno
SO Dollars og s Cents. ON on ffuloe
iippe of betaIe Snofomitifat. SGut
paa oen 3ing at maatte betaIc
SnbfcmItifat Of en- Ssn eler Snb.
|trgt paa Z Collars Naaneoenl
Or.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-12-29

I'll ~ipPnoenoe og
brainatiite S9nbel.
Ter fan barnle op
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-12-29

Get bGnote altfor ofte, of ct pGroi.
irlbt 0pr iorb9rpebe iig | Sinberne
al en- SsgaifeI euer 9laoeseen al en-
Sfuffe, nogen baobe ilGnst ifisbes-
lott ifra fig.
= @Iep Ger taIt ON Seras- ao9g,
tGnfte Ri itrar paa nogeu sropbenebe,
ulprfebe, Iangborneoe Srer %
9lier; men Here Sioroer al Seriep-
9ppg ira Scras bar en- eGer Here
&uer, iom / Iarets Sob bar punbet
meget eitertragtebe Irpmier paa
lloitininger Der / 2anoet.
@pg eler SABRE, man bringer
til Wenen 90 pil babe molet for
Ielfefuerne, fan life let males for
tint.
= Spa6 SIags Crib Der emo err
I ct S~eniebus = rent maa bette
@iiIp gisres babe tiot og ofte, ON
Ssiene fol tribes.
Wan ifaI olbrig tinabe auer
at meIfe "Dtelf / Welf", iom BET be-
Der.
2itersIfaI err ubmprfeoe Ga.
ger for Ssns, Tom logger sGg | Sin'
terti6en.
Smoaglttterne % Smoapiger.
ne ifulbe MI bape parme, belle
Strsmper % Sfo og life tiaaoeS at
gaa meo paobe Sober buerfen bent
me euer pao Sfolen.
S Spp Gpuntper | sitlige
@oibington err Der plantet nGlten Z
WiQipner Sgbletrer, POI ,735
"8ea6". Srpr, 743,9 63 BGretrGr,
207O1S "Gberrp"-Tr9r 1891
"8rune". og Elommetrpr cg a.
S73 "slpricot" .Sr9r, beretter Sta
tens Commissioner Of Sorticll-
lure, Mr. s. q. Suntlep.
= 2uitopleit 8alf er ct biaigt,
goot IenieIi esmiooel / Ssniebniet,
= Gen 9ette, man gioer &alpene
0riffe /, ifuloe altio bolbeS rem.
llrene @ptter bar ppret Iariag til
fIere aalpes Ssb, END mango bar be-
tPnft.
= &leperfre err p9ro 90 a 81
Gents pr. Yuno, Simotp 10 og 1872
Gents.
- Set turoe'p9re rette Sioen at
begpnbe meb en- Slot Sauer MI.
- Gen ali, Raboen life pil l9lge,
er netop Den &i,, oct turbe lenne Jig
for bis at betale en- GOD Nris for,
bpis on .rGnger Here Melfefuer.
Observation-Disclosures bar |
g. Carolina Ell Sbeplantage paa
100 @cres og aplebe iaar She paa
Den for ca. $4,000.
SfsIge 8eirprofeternes Spaa-
BONNIE ifrlbe ri faa en- meget itreng
8inter; men bpem bsrte bel, of oisie
lllpffesfuIgle ipaaeoe milo Sinter
nogeniinoe?
8ip nptttge Sulegaoer, men
life altfor foitbare, ON on maa lame
Teugene eaer fiebe paa &reoit.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-12-29

benbes Stel, benbeS Naaoe at orone
gprelierne paa, benoeS 9rast, ben.
oes 9srn, benbes @aSiteI - bits
on ipiier noget Der - err Der life iaI.
foIb Ell Of alle oiSie Sine, iom OH
fan iige ct an~erfienOenbe, ct roienbe
Orb om2 Spis 9ernene fcmmer
ino, mems on or Der, % De err pent
og net ~antrufne, opfsrer fig bent %
beifebent, fan on bo life iise ct pen.
Iiet Orb til Wooeren ON oct, -
naar oe err gaaet no nota bene. Seq
tror, BET er abiolut gaIt MOB Scr.
meme at role Dem / Seres Iprp9-
relic. 90 tror on life, oct bill sleoe
bcnbe og Ipie op for benoe9 Or pt
life aIIeiammen Solf, Tom
gierne piI faa Iibt a~rerfienoeIIe -
% oct er ba life noget gaIt / oct, Of
man faar @nerfienoclie, naar mon
preoer at eisre lit bebite. 90 en-
anoen Sing; bpis uoeen bar iagt no.
get pent og roienbe ON Din @eninoe,
- bporfor life forteae berbe oet2
Gr oil rGo, at bum ifaI blipe itoIt eIler
inbbilif af set = oct tror ieg ilet life
err SiIiplbet meb De leite Solf,
at oe roles for megct eler faar meget
Eaaifiennelle. Ser er enfelte iaa.
oanne i~eterte Menueifer, pofre, itroa-
lnoe, meo ell NoSie 8enner, iom
goor og imigrer Dem - ieg mener
life benz. Rei, ieg meller @iernem.
initSmenneifer, De mere uauieeli9e,
uoen nogen ~fremragenoe Gpgtigbcb,
uoen Sfisnbeo fanife, men paa lam.
me Sio fan De bape uOmerfet Smag,
SC fan bore iiolmirbelig flinfe til at
10, De fan bope en- funItneriif @pne
til at orbne % urrangere Sing, DC
fan babe en- iielben 8ape til at giere
oct foieIigt og bpg9eligt for ale line
Smgipelier, De fon bore opofrenoe
% penIige MOB ale De fommer / BE.
rereIie meb. Sporfor oa fife gioe
Dem sGre for bisie Sing? Gr Oct
life meget beore at gipe Dem nogle
"9Iomiter" / Sorm af oenlige, amer
.fienbenoe og ppmuntrenoe Orb,
mems De leper % oct fonIfe ton ele-
oe Dem of gisre SilpGrelien liot let.
tere for Dem - END at fomme og
lrage en- foitbar &rans paa oeres
Site, naor BET ianbelig life gier
BET minoIte goot. Soor mat-
aen en- Susmor er oct life, iom gaar
og trpaer og arbeioer Dag no %
.9aa mo, | bet iamme o~pilioenoe,
ensformige GtrGn, uben nogeniinSe
at faa ct opmlntrenoe anerfienoenoe
|Srb. 4an or life BUTTE paa mango
iaaoonne al bine gefienbte, fan on
life beItenrne Dig til, OF on ialfolo
bill finbe noget, iom on fan "giere
Dem 9gre" for, neite Gang on Ter
benz. 2ao os begpnbe bet npe aar
meo Den geilutning, of 81 bill Tor
ieae at "lpie OBJ" for ioa mango iprt
hi fam paa oenne Waaoe. Seq er
bis pan, Of pi oil i~orbaaies mango
@onae oper, hoor iaabart ct lioet
Orb fan faa @eofommenoes Gn'igt
til at Inie op. Oe oct er meo oct,
Tom Sbafpipeore tiger ON "Gbdritp":
"Sst is trpice bIeSieb, it bles'etbd BIN
that gipes anb BIN that tafeS"J'S oa-
leoes ogIaa meo 9oaificnnelie al
bore 8enner = oct sisr life bare
benz gobt, men oi feler ielp iaa me-
act bebre, Oct er Tom ON Spiet bar
en- tiIbagepirfenoe 8raft bet Ipier
ooIac OBJ for os ieIc
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-12-29

Cen anSen upe Bog er Dora Seare~ al Tarp Sol
mes en- 5ortRIIing al en- belt unoen art emo ouen.
rubnte, men poa lin Bis Iiee iau fortrnffelig.
3ette er ben treble at gtnrp SoImes Sortalliuger,
iom 2ebet al nOsIe foa Mar bor oGret trpft "geo
arnen. Sorfntterinben behoroIer / oerre Bog oct
ianlme gmne ION fine t~ioIigere Bigger GO Sstre"
og "2ena RiuerS"l, men bog pon en- M og interesiant
Naooe. Oct er benoes itore Spmputi % BORNE Sierte
Tor be iIraa og un6ertrpfte Sarfuubet, ion bar al.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-12-29
Raptein Tlints Rrv.

meb ieloeiie "9en rsoe FimperueI", iom MI gaar /
gIaSet, bsrer til Observation-Disclosures melt Gpite 9sger,
og pi IfaI LOBE for, at ingen oil fnIoe / Sspu UNDER
2qsningen. @amIe og unae bill meb Den iamrne
ippnote SS~yynteresie fsIge Sqiire 5reIatpup og Or. 9ioe.
iep cg iPrIig gogens unge Self uroer beres mnrge
eoentDrIige GpIeOeIier paa BEN beumeligbebsfuIse
Sfatte,g. Set er Neutrality-suspicious. al Den sooe,
gaulIe SIaas, iom aItio oiI u9re M.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-12-29
"Ved Hrnell''$
Rol1larler.

Iaar De TO iuteresiante 90 ~ip9noeube Ronarer, forl
MI goar "8eo arren", bIir ~afIuttet ct Stpffe no /
oct npe aar, piI 6e itrar BIZ efteriuIst al to andre. iom
life itndr ttIbage for btse.
Den enc er q apteir 6ltnts IrpA, en- Sner-
iptteIie al Robert 2ouis Steoeuions bersmte Sortpl.
ling Creature SsIuno", bOortiI ri bar fisbt uogipel.
iesret al De amerifaufte Giere at 6orIdgsretten til Ste.
penions gerfer. 9enne Sort9ling, iom reo Seripn
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1911-04-20
FRENCH SOLDIERS
AND ALSO SAILORS

marching soldiers, and 1t is interest
ing to note how much more subtle
in suggestion is this treatment than
the more usual one OF troops con-
fronting the spectator.
Above the heads of the marchers,
banners are flying in the wind and in
the background are seen spars Of
vessels, while IN the foreground are
two small gravestones inscribed
"Ici git un soldat de la France,
and the other 'Tci git N marin de
Ia France C"Here lies soldier,
here lies a sailor OF France.
On the shield APPEARS the English
inscription: "A tribute OF gratitude
TO the brave soldiers and sailors Of
France buried here. who gave their
lives in the strug lie for American
independence. The memory OF their
deeds will endure. forever. 1851
17S%." Beneath the tablet IS a
legend: Erected April 10, 1911
by the Sons OF the Revolution"
Although David Ridgely in his
Annals Of Annapolis" published in
1870, says that traces OF the French
encampment still remain and
speaks of mounds raised to those
who died in the service" the exac;
spot for the memorial was chosen
only at,er painstaking research, aud
IN has been imposs BILE to discover
the names of the dead or even their
exact number. II is only known
that alive they defended the field
and dead they still hold it.
Nearly IS another monument
erected by act of Congress in 1902
to mark the locality where Mary
land FORCES Of the Continental Army
and French allies were eneamped IA
September 1881, while on their way
to report to Lafayette at Yorktown,
Va"
The committee in charge of the
work has consisted of Talbot oily.
plant. chairman, New York; Gran,
willie Leach, Philadelphia; William
Gordon Mccabe, Richmond. Va;
William Libbey, Princeton, n. j.;
Henry cadle, Bethany, Mo-; Henry
Dexter Warren, Boston, Mass; in
liaA Henry Lee, Baltimore; and j.
Appleton Wilson, secretary, Balti
more.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1911-04-20

Before the county court Monday
morning with all the members pres
ent. John stamm, Jr., qualified as
trustee to ". Martin with bond at
$4,000 and S. A. Smith surety. j. r.
Jones. W. E. swlger, F. W. Smith and
Samuel Summers were appointed
appraisers of the estate
W. Z. Clifford qualified as a notary
public.
The estates of Edgar and Pendle-
ton Drtmmond were committee to
the sheriff for administration.
The will of Henry Englehardt was
partially proved.
The court decided not 10 establish
a road through lands OF Leeman
Maxwell at Jarvisville and ordered
a new route to be surveyed.
Six bids were opened for 1920
yards Of paving on the West Milford
road. The bidders were c. A. os-
horn, the Enterprise Construction
Company, of Elkins, Gates and Com
pany of Pennington, Horror and
Company, Anthony Flora, the H. C.
Brooks Company and Tony Pietro
Of Morgan,own Gates and Company
were the lowest bidders at $s,2SG
and the II. c Brooks Company mex.
at $9,340,
Daniel H. Outright was released
from the bond of Alvla Kalich, a
guardian.
G, NJ. Blair was granted notary
certificate.
The contract for paving was
awarded to the Gates Company. of
Pennington. There were seven bid
ders. The contract will be signed
Thursday.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1911-04-20
GRAFTON DROPS
From Thirty-Eighth- to Forti-
eth Place in a Single
Month.

WASHINGTON. D. c April 1&.-
Grafton has dropped in one month
from thirty-eighth place to fortieth
iii the list Of postal savings banks
arranged according 10 the amount Of
their deposits. Al the close Of the
business March 81, three months af-
ter it was opened, the Grafton pos
tai savings bank had 30 accounts,
with deposits aggregating s77S, an
average Of s25.gS to each depositor.
Only eight Of the forty-eight postal
savings banks in tho country had
smaller deposits and nine had fewer
denositors.
BY the first of May 1t is expected
that the second institution of its
kind VIII he opened N West vir-
ginia, Wellsburg having been made
a postal savings bank office. People
in the vicinity of Wheeling will he
well provided with postal savings
bank facilities as in addition TO
Wellsburg, a new institution of the
kind will be opened May /, al
Rellaire, o. These will he two of
the new forty-fve Offices which it is
proposed to open on that date.