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The advocate. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1901-1913, 1912-06-06
Howard'S Presidency and the Board
of EuuCatiOn

With lloward's Presidency va
can't and Il possible vacancy on the
Board of Education. there are can
dldatrS galore among the national
patrons Of education. Last week
we noted the consideration Of the
names of Kelly Miller, George w.
Cook. l.. y. Moore, W. Y. Tunnel.
f.. l.. Parks, Judge Terrell. Prof.
Dubois and Roscoe Conkling Bruce
for the Howard presidency. To
this list may be added DR.. F.. j.
GrImkc, although he is said to have
Indicated preference for remain
ing as pastor OF the 10Th Street
Presbyterian churcn; DR.. Pezavia
. ConnelI, professor of Hebrew in
the University: and DR.. J. T..
Shepard, the head Of the National
Religious Training School at Dur
ham, y. {. There is unity OF
feeling that Il colored man should
succeed DR.. Thirkicld. if the right
man can only Be found and agreed
upon.
The three years term of Prof.
". \. Tunnel as a member of the
local Board Of Education EXPIRES eS;i;ii res
June 80. He is a candidate for
roappoIntment. If Il change is to
b" mH'le, however, it is understood
that Henry G. Tyson, substantial
man OF AFFAIRS, William l.. Houston
former grandmother of the CT. t.
Q. OF .. f.. practicing lawyer OF
fine attaInmcntS. and DR.. G. W.
ChlIdS. d physician Of broad pub
nc spirit. ar" suggested as suitable
material. The selection is made bv
the Justices of the District Sill
premc Court and the matter is
Ik"lN to be closed up at any date.
The advocate. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1901-1913, 1912-06-06
Another Definition.

PA, what is an optimist?" "An
optimist, my boy, Is a woman who
thinks that everything is for the best,
and that she is the hest."-Judge
The advocate. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1901-1913, 1912-06-06
But IL Doesn't

Most men would have more humil-
ity than they possess If it could get
them anything.
The advocate. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1901-1913, 1912-06-06
ARE YOU WORKING FOR MONEY?
OR IS YOUR MONEY WORKING FOR YOU?

&c mees, kepg 1t
n duo give
brick
by Hunting the daily
ne t
aid dividend
SHARE
o o of
The advocate. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1901-1913, 1912-06-06
The Sheppard Ministerial Conference

The Sheppard Ministerial Conference
Final arrangements for the Min
isterial Conference at Durham, n.
G., have been made by DR.. James
f, Shepard, and a goodly delega-
ton of the representative clergy
ment of this vicinity will be in at
tendance. All delegates will be the
guests. of the National. Religious
Training School for the week, be-
ginning judy 6. The topics to be
discussed have been: widely adver-
tised in the press of the, country,
and the scope they will cover is
we'll known. The ablest speakers
of both races will lead the discus
slonS, and out of them is sure to
come great good for the people Of
every section of the land. Every
minister should be at Durham,
July &.
The advocate. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1901-1913, 1912-06-06
Negroes Have Rod|enbury-s GOA,

Negroes Have Rod|enbury Goat
Evidently, the Negroes of the
country have Congressman Rod
dcnbUTy's goat Not content
with urging the dismissal Of the
great army Of colored citizens now
employed in the federal service,
nor in opposing the granting of
pensions to Negro soldiers, who
fought for the preservation of the
flag, this "cracker' from Georgia,
foreshadowing the defeat of White
Hope FLYNN in the coming fight
with Jack johnson, has introduced
a resolution i'll the House prohibit
ing the transportation of pictures
or films of prize fights in interstate
commerce. Figuring on humilia-
ton Of his bourbonic pride in New
Mexico July /, Roddenbury does
not intend that the people shall be
witnesses to it, in the>form of NOV
ing pictures, if he can prevent it..
Surely the progressive Negroes Of
the nation have Alarse" Rodden-
bury,s "goat' for keeps.
The advocate. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1901-1913, 1912-06-06
Major Lynch at the Canito1.


| Major John r. Lynch, retired,
formerly paymastcr in the regular
army, has been spending some time
in the city on business. A mild
sensation was created the other day
at the south end of the Capitol
when Major Lynch appeared at
the door Of the House of Represen-
tatives and presented his card for
admlttancc TO the floor. The
guardian of the portal did not
know what to do, and a hurried
consultation with Speaker Clark
ensued. Major Lynch was finally
admitted, somebody having recall
ed the fact that he had once been a
member of the House, representing
for a number of years the old
"shoestring district" of Mississippi
pit, and was, therefore, entitled to
the privileges of the floor of the
chamber. The Major hobnobbcd
for an hour or more with the older
members, and to the younger set
he Was a decided novelty. Some of
the bourbons from the. South,
greeted him with darkencd brow,
and gave sighs~of relief when he
took his departure. One of the
colored veterans of the House staff
remarked: Il can't just realize
that tWenty-eight years ago this
same man, Lynch, was temporary
chairman of the Republican Ma
tlonal convention. Times certainly
have changed. The veteran shook
his head sadly as the whitened
locks of the former Mississippi
leader disappeared in the bend of
the corridor. For four years, un-
der the Harrison administrator,
Major Lynch was Auditor for the
Navy Department, and Judge Rob
ert ri. Terrell was his deputy.
Appropriations "Cut" by House Bill.
The Sundry Civil Bill, reported
to the House Monday by Chairman
Fitzgerald, OF the Committee on
Appropriations, carries $4,000 for
the Nurses Home at Freedmen S
Hospital, $4,000 for salaries and
$4,000 for subsistence. Various
appropriations desired for i'm
provements were denied. Howard
diversity Jared no better. The
committee refused to authorize the
construction of a dormitory for
men and an assembly hall, both of
which have long been sorely need
ed. 1t is expected that the more
liberal Senate will re-insert some
OF the very important items neces-
sary to the well-being of these two
useful institutions
Miss JOn-S T'PiUmntS i'm Ruf,oJD
The advocate. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1901-1913, 1912-06-06

President ThirI>ic!d's Fine Report.
The report Of President Thir-
kleld covered. all departments in
the University. and included the
detailed reports from the deans of
the Collcg" Of Arts and Srirnrr
The advocate. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1901-1913, 1912-06-06

Lawyer Jones' complimentary Out
ing"
The first big "down the river"
outing was the family excursion
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-12-10
Cine ibSne Gtat.

Sebes ieniationele @erbredoen miro
pcit unb brett in ben 8ldttern aus
puinunt. Cur Mbluedelun9 lei IN
iueitcrc areiie gctra9en mas mir einer
9bicasoer 3eitung entnomnen: Hocco,
2onis unb @biuarb. Die Sobne bes i'm
Sebrunr 1896 geitorbenen emilio be
Stefnnp, Der an GIarf SfraBe cine
Yripotbduf iiibrte. 3nblen 5ur Belt
Den @inleaern Der bdinals Suiammcn@
gebrod,cnen @unt ibreN Ginlagen I'M
@eiammtbetrngc bon $4,000 Suriif.
emilio De Steiano apar iicben Sabre
Dor ieinem SOoc nit ieinem Damals
nod tleincu Sobn Nocco nad) Stnlien
gerciit, I'm bort bic BON icinem Batter
binterlanenen Sdulnen 5u tilgen, linb
bate Gocco cingcprlgt, baB or in
glcid)cm Snlle iein Mrionlid1eS @ers
mogen Der SumilieHcbre opfern miiue,
Ils Gmilip irarb. lieB ser elm bon pen
6olgen Der SAINT ruinierte5 @eiAdit
unb icirlc Snmilic mittellps 5uriif.
Die Sobnc abcr blic6en Der @orte bes
Sntcrs cingcScnt nm fanten iiberein.
am beurigen 8nnfin9un9sta9e betl
Wafcl bon ieinem Ntnicn 81 tilgen,
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-12-10
KalenSsr. fir 1913.

,aalcnncr 5n Ghren Il. g. Srnu
POM bh. Ner5en Seiu", bcrdiisgcacber
bnrd oSacrcb &eurt Wiiiiipn Spuic"
Spartu, Wis. - Wir cmpfehlcn Del,
2elern uniercr 3eitunaen oicicn &C.
oieaenen unb prodtppllen &ulenber.
Or 5eid)nct it'd bnrd) lobnncn 8ilberz
ifntld nm rcid)bolti9en SeIeitpif aus,
Dor Iacm icbof bltrb Die interciianz
ten Nrtifel iiber bic ipilben W~tiliionel
III Der Siioiec. Seocr miro bciouners
Die beiocn SdliIocrumgen: y@rlcbs
ntife mcincS alien 2 cb b
farrens" lno ~ ne II c
Mcife in bic Sitbices
W Wilton" nit SutcreNc leien. Sic
bcridiccenen feilclnbcu gr5abllngcn
ltammeil bon aclunnbten Sebcrn. Mlld
Sd)cr5 lilb Suntor in @prt nnb Bib
tomnen 5lt ibrcm Eetbtc. Gin prdd)s
ti9eS reltgiDics &unitbIatt
liegt icoem aalenber bel. an Der
alien 8eimatb lit bieier &dlcnber in
mebr ais bnnocrttauienb sSas
milicn elm luillfomneucr @uit unb
ludlt ncsbdl6 nnd ~bierSilanbe bel
oelitid)en Sami.icii cin5ufcbren. Ian
ienbe 90 Gts. uu S~ncreb Scdrt
% iiiion 6puic. Spnrta a,
Wis. Igenten gciild)tli
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-12-10
Inns SIC Gente weuen's
~$fiinnsrcci,t ?!

WIS Ibcrbcen, Sdottldno, perldis
tet: Hobidtc Sufiragctten hubeu bier
cine 9tcibe pon acknowledgement uiifges
fiibrt. Sopib 2lppo : 8cprge, ber
Sinan5mitiiter, mar nah bier gefom@
men, nm in Der Iuiifballe cine &ebc
81 balten. geppr or e%intraf, purbe
cine Suffrasette feit9enpmmeil. sic
ani6cineno cine 8ombe nit lid,
fiibrte. GS par cine Sdadtel nit
SellcriperfsfDrpern Cine anberc
Suffrugette 1hleubertc naf Der Ser
iammlun9 einen Stcin auf Gin slutoz
mobil, in Dem tic Den @iniiter pers
mlltbete. SloDp : George befano lid
aher nif)t IN Dem ardftipdgen, Deiien
Senirer 5erIdmettcrt pIrDe. Scibc
S~unra9etten inD mod ,Slpei anbere,
Die Scibilfe geleiitct batteu, purben
i'll Saft gcnpmmcu. Sm @eridt pora
aefilbrt, uer%dnitnlteten Sopce 2ofe.
Sannp Barter unb Iarp Yollod
einen rcgclredJten arpipall. SoDce
Code 5og ibre Stiefel ans nnb mari
cincn bon linen Dem ~poriibcnoen
Hid)ter on Den aupf, Den dnbcrcn Dem
@erihtSi6reiber. Ils Der Sinnn3s
minilter nbflibr, iuurhen er nub Ieine
Scgleitcr ailf bent @abn6of BON nrebs
reren Suffrnaetten iibcrfdqcu. Cine
bon ibncn id,llts Den 0eiiflidlerL Meb.
Sorbes Sudion ben tic fiir 2lppns
George belt. nit eiitcr id)tpercn
Yferbepeitide ms @eiid,t. 3
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-12-10
i'm Hcpraientamtsnbanie Ses
iftiniert Scr t1erHen.

@an bat berehnct, bab gum criren
Mdle in Der @cibi6te bes Neprdfens
tanterlbauies Die n0rbliden Semotrns
ten lire Golceen aus benz Siiocn an
In5abl iibertrcffcn lucrbeu. Sn benz
Slfiinftigen Sauie pernen 152 n6rbz
lifc nnb 40 iiiblid)e Semofraten
iieen.
Sn einem Yartcis anlfus. i'm Saae
elmer SpaItnng, ipiirben Die Yorblihen
lonit cine Inioritdt bon IL Gtimz
men bnben. pdbrcno Die Siiblifen
ourd lansere Griabrung, in 8irtlide
felt idmmtlidJe pibtigen Counties con
trolliren iperben.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-12-10

it Die Gbiplnierun9 eines bolen 3od,s
ifnI- AMrllis crforberlih - benn oa
.cbt's in bic Soridun9 mnb bic
DiiieEid)oft - obue fpelhe mir nod,
.if)t ireitcr lpdren ipic Dor 1000
Sabrcn. Sort in Der ltnipcriitdt
lpurbc bic beriibrrtc &rb nSoiepbine"
Ic5iidtct. Seitoem 1T Iiiipuri
,iscnfliH crit auf Der 2anbtnrtel)
GIN iiher mirtcnbes Scriim fir
Shpcines Gbnlera lit cbenbprt entz
nedt porben. Mud bat Die llnipers
itdt cinen Compiler bon 10000 Ndern
8aiblaub, Inn Sptiterei 81 betreiben
aih cine iehr niielid}e, notbipcns
oi9c. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Yrofeiiion.
9lud pirb nod cine Srudtfarm in
Wonntain 0rope fir Stubien5fpedc
unterbaltcn. etc. 8eitere 8ilonngsz
@fogliGfeiten biloen Die @anocrsS ro@
feioren, mic mir Vic ifpn mebrerc'
Dtole sebabt; Farmers Snuitute bon
ie flint Sdgeil Snuer. iporin inter ses
ipilien 8ehin9ungen Die llnipcriitdt
3ipei Yrofeiiorcn ouf fiinf Gage eincm
Ylaec 3uipciit. nm Idcrbalihule 81
haIten = es bebarf Elm Iinimim bon
% Suborcrn - bic Damn aud bic
Iuslaaen fir 1eiie, 2pgiS unb 2ebrs
material Der Yrpfciioren Sn peden
babcn.
lleber Sairs, Susitellunseh, Ser
iud,sitationcn unb 2eicn. nderbdu>
liuber 3citunecu nnb Siifer braudJt
bier nid,ts mebr euudbnt 81 iucrben.
@enua - cs ut rcidlid @elcgettbeit
ipeldDer Nrt fiir jeben Surntcr
iid) lpeiter 81 bilbcn lnn allf Der SDbc
Der 3eit an bleibcn. &er bicIe &iIfas
mittel ,noh better, &rdftcn bcniibt.
audi poranihrciten nnb in Der
&elt poripdrtS foiumen. SnS gilt
beipnbcrs fir iunse 9eutei
Iid lunierc Staotss Norntalidulen
81 -%nrrcnburs, &~irfspilc, Cape
@irarbeau. ETC.. lciiten Gor5iielideS
i'm Nferbnls ltnterrift mn in Ser
iu6sfarmcn, Tim 10 prattiih geidulte
b~eran5ubilScn. &ntboz
liide bobere Sdulen brauden bieIcs
Sm Mdcrbau iinb Die NnoeS
rem 1ins nal iiber - nnpbpip in Miie
iouri (ino Soma.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-12-10
11littels alcreplans smns usrcs
POI.

Nts Bolton. @aii.. perlautct: Ser
lidJerite liio leid)teitc &eg, Den Norbs
poi 81 erreid]cn. nnD Gin ~entid,ieDen
moalid)er &cg lpdrc cine Suftinbrt inn
Nerpplau", ingte aapitdn Hobcrt ".
Bartlett, Gin @titgiiep Der Yearp ifen
Npropol Grpcbifion beim SabreSs
banfett Der @italieber peS Aero Club
or Nep England.
Gin Neroplnn fonrte, meinte Der
anpitdn gu Gam mnd) Cape Sciup,
lpcld)cs nlr 3S1 Wteilen uom Norbppl
entfcrnt iii, gcbratt peroen. Sieic
leBterc entierWuus fonnte nit Den
nciielten 6ll9maihinen in bier Stuns
Den 5nrild8clegt iperben. Sas Gis
ipiirbc auf Dem garSen &eae cute
ynnoiingsltellen nbaeben, MIR miiBten
ale notbmcnoiaeu @orrGt6c iiir ocn
6ins mo Hiidihlg miteenommen
iperccn. fb
n9er ibealiie @eg ipdrc". fiibrte
Der @ebucr ieine Shec bes Nd6crcn
ans, bonn Sap Sciiip bircft iiber Scil
Eol 81 fliegen nnb nif bcnl Sap Che:
liusfin III Sibirien. 720 @cilcn iens
ieits bcs Yols. an lnnoen. Su bcn
Somnerinonnten Riff nnb Nuauif md.
rem nlle Sshinsungcu fir ccu 5iua
aubcrorbcntlih siuitig urb i'd iche
tcine. crnifcm 5ineernine, fpcldc Der
IusiiIbrung cincs iplcben SLAMS ents
gcgenltIlpen,"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-12-10
2lns Scr >snnScs tamptitaSt.

liner Spe5i'aI Correspondent
g. :. VI. aus @alhiugton, >. s..
i6reibt:
~9ie fatboliidlen Sitter bon anes
rifd bielten ~pcrfIpiiene @oobc ibrc
groBc iGbrlidle %llntcrbnltnns gum
Ycitch bes ct. Soiepb's @aiIcnnipl
ab. llebcr 1000 Yerionen batten
lid, eingeflmben. Scr acnannte Ser
Elm lit eincr Der -critcu, in DER 8unbcss
bauptltapt llnb Die einflnSreiditen
Ndntcr bier acborcn pcmIclbeu an.
Nabc6u ale Die Stubcntcn Der Gath
olic llniperiitp nnp Der @eorsetoipil
llniperiin acbDren 5u pen Catholic
&ni9bto Of @ntcricnr.
Gbnrcs y. armn @llhitnr bes
3oIroffice : Separiemcnts bat eincn
gcridt perDffcntIiht iibcr bas Ypits
geid,aft Der Ser. Staatcu I'M 3aufc
ocS Sdbres 1912. Sier miro ges
5eiat. bdB bas lnlfenbc Snbr bas
9roBartigitc in Der Weididbtc bes
mlerifnniid)en Yoitpeicus lit. Sic
0eianumtsI lSgnben betrugen $24S,@
525.450.0S, Die @eiammts ginnabmen
246,744,O15.SS. Sic Gusbrciz
tlln9 bcS @onep Grber : Sienitcs bat
nit benz @adstblm bes Ypitgeihdftes
Sdritt gebalten.
Sas &riegs> Separtcment ipirb cine
Settle bon Geroplaus Stutionen du Der
po6ifiiben &iiite al1legeu uno 5ipdr
ais @nsbiilfe fir Die aiiitcnsG rtiIle@
rics &orps,
Senatpr u. % Girmmins bon Soipa
inn Gonsreb bcu Yntrag itelIen,
ipenisitens nier5ig S6laftihifte bel
Der @Difnunss Scier9 ,burd1 bcn Hue
nama< &anal 81 Ididen. Ile fremz
ben 3e9icrunsen ioDen eriudt nerben,
&ricssid)iffe on Der Yardhc tbeilneb@
5ii laiien nnb Sampfihifffabrtss
@eIelli6nftcn aier Sanber io1en cine
eeiaben merbcn, Sdliiie nit Ymiagies
rcn Su ifiden. Ser Hntrag ipirb
aud pic 9eitimmun9 entbaltcn, bob
Der GonsreB allc iremhen Shiifc fir
@elegenbcit pom SrudyflbrSoll
6cfreien unb chen Hltiprchenpen @es
tras lin cine Seier in Ser 1alial5one
fpdbrcnb Der Surdinbrt Der Stif1c
beipilliaen ioll. u
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-12-10
snxsa,b,.rasr ea,et.-, ptsnstap. ben 10. 1 slr,absr 1912.

ralen ~seecniiber nabnt lid has SdluBs
mort ocs tilturfampferiih 9eiinnfen
Sp5ialiten Talacois rett armielig
aug. Or mrintc: Sn bcn epnfciiioz
ncilen SdJnlcn selte' Der @rnnoiaes
.Selig iiitb Die @eiitesarmcu.~ 9frie
Ncitmns ut in Der Shatiade pibers
lcgt, Saf bic niGt= eunfciiiunellen
Sdnlen III Nrsentinien lid in feiner
Wctfe init ben 2eiftunscn her cunfei;
fionellen pergleiGen fbnnen.
an hiefer Sitnps bcS Earlaments
babrn bic SDsialiitcn uirflid, etnmnl
etipas aeieiitet. ipemn aud sesen ibren
sSineu: tic iteilten bic ausseseidnefen
2eiitnngen Der rclisi5ien Shnlen amf
ben parlamemfariihen 9cufter, Suifp
aber mntte nor aler Welt ais oSn=
ab5teben. - YIrg. @~olfsfrb."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-12-10


%ils bes 3ebntcn uuf Dem Siteiblattc
trd1t, 81. Gonnc 9. Enacn. chcr
Der &codftcnrc Der "@ntican eritior
OF The Catholic Gnchelopeoin" bat lid
an 30. Nouembcr anf ocn Snmpfer
"Tbriatic" noh europa eingeIdiift.
hin IN 8om DEM Snpitc elm @remplac
ncs @crtcS Su ilberreid,eu. Sas pdpit
lidc Intpgramm lrnrnmt aus Der 3cit.
ais Cardinal Sarlcp in Der beiliaen
Stabt lpcilfc. Sei Der Nbidicnos
Ilnien5 erlaubte Der Ydpit ibln, lid,
cine @init 5u erbittcn, iinb Der l,ea
ernnnntc CARDINAL lcatc ibm 20 Sitel
batter Der @ncpclopdbie nit Dem Grs
llidlen Dor, ieincn Namcnssu9 barani
5u leBen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-12-10
HiAsame ses Geiantrnts
20 u us.

aSas @recbnib DER O~iesjdhrigeit
Gationalipabl Iieat munnebr 10 pcit
p%oaltdncis Dor, Dog es i'll Der 6aupt
iad,c ais nb9eiflolien betrod,tct pers
een fam. Sir ole Erdfibenti6aits.
6anbioaten Der fiinf groberen Bar
teten tpuroen insgeianmt 14,290,737
Stinimen abecgeben. 0aoon ers
bielten:
@ilipn .6,1o6,74S
Hpoiepelt .3.923,140
Gait $50. .3,376,422
Sebs 49,. 673.7S3
Gbdfin 160,644
Snr Sabre 1908 bradien bic &e1
pnblifniier. Semofratcu, So6inliitcn
iinb Nrobibitioniiten &c uuf t4761,s
$40 Stimmcn; unb jlpar erbiclten:
Gait ,T67S,90S
8rpan .6,50S, 104
Sebc 420.793
Gbafiu ?. 253,S40
"Sds piesidbrigc 0cianrnt : @5tnm
lit alio 9egen 1908 lin rnno 100000
Stimmen 5nriifseaansen; Saft linp
Mooicpelt bnbcn 5irInmlnen riino $780,
600 Stimmen weniser beransges
bracht, ais Gait Dor bier Sabren err
biclt. nnb mod nidt 100000 Stimz
MEN inebr, olS Wse&inleD i'm Sabre
1896 nilf ii6 pcrciui9tc.
@ilipn bat 100000 Stifnmen
,ueniser, ais Sr,an I'M Sabre 1896
ersielte.
Sns probibitionifiide 8utnm iir
ecgcn bns Snbr 1908 nm rlnlo 90,s
900 Stimmcn 8uriidSegau9en, NIB
Die Sp5ialiiten habcn, ioipcit bns 8cs
imltnt porlieat, 100000 Stinmmcn &C.
iponnen; uus mebrereu Staatcn fcblt
Sds Grgcbnib nod, aber je%oenfdllo
baben tic lpeniser Stimmen erbditen,
ais tic cripdrtet batter.
WiliDm lit al Dem @eiammts Totunt
nit etpaS mcbr oils pier5is Sro5ert
betbciligt; im feinem Der n6rbiidJen
Staaten bat er bic Mebrbeit Der
Stimmeit erbaltem.
Sas ipsialiitifde Sptmm lit am
ltdrfiten in Slltnpis, benn bort brahte
Oebs es auf $4,000 Stimmen; Hcm-
iplpania itebt nit S0,915 io5ia(iitis
ihen Stimmen an sipeiter, California
nit 70 O00 Stimmcn an britter
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-12-10

iiinsit peritprbcnen Gongrebs Mitelic
Her litter . Hbpbc Salnnb uilo GpnS
nell bon Ncip Norf mtrbc offi3ieG al
~gefiinoigf. Nndl ciuitiinbiaer Sisun9
pertd9tc id, Damn Md hnS 8dns.
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about four years, and had many
friends here who are grieved to
learn of her death. They also
realize Mr.. WatsOn's irreparable
loss and extend to him all the
consolation that sympathy can
offer under such sorrow and
affection.
Mr.. f. c. Altman, Of FLOYD
county, who some time ago
traded for one of the George
Nelson sections Of land north
west of Plains, came in this
week with a portion Of his house
hold goods and farming imple-
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1912-05-02

Post CITY Post.
A. B. Robertson passed fthru
Post City last Saturday on his
way to his home on the V ranch.
Mr. Robertson is very busy now.
having on his hands the settle
ment of the Winfield Scott es-
state of which he is Administrator
and also quite a lot of business
connected with his own affairs.
He informs us that as soon as
necessary preliminaries can be
completed he will place on the
marketa large body of land near
Southland TO be sold to settlers
in small tracts. This is an i'm
portant enterprise and will mean
much to the country. as that
territory has heretofore been
held in a solid body for grazing
purposes only.
Last Monday the r. w. Han
cock stock of goods was sold by
order of the U. S. Referee in
Bankruptcy. and Charles c. Will
son of Royston. Texas. bought
the stock. We are glad to note
that Mr.. Wilson is opening up in
business again.
Last Tuesday quite a little eX-
was caused by the ring
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1912-05-02
as only friends can.

as only friends can.
NJ. G.. Easter of near Cone
has sold his farm and bought the
old Keister place near Crosbyton
from J. W. Collier, consideration
s25. 90 per acre.
Judge j. w. Burton is having
quite extensive additions made
10 his ALREADY magnificent home
in Crosbyton, adding two large
rooms. a pantry and bath.
!. c. Woody is figuring on the
building of new brick building
on the south side of the square,
the size to be 25xl40.
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1912-05-02

varieties Of kafiir corn. three
varieties of milo maize and can
taloupes.
d. r. Bailey. of Petersburg,
was in Crosbyton yesterday
looking after business matters
here. Mr.. Bailey tells us that
several farms have been sold in
his community and that the pur-
chasers from other states have
located on the farms and are
putting the lands in cultivation.
Mr.. Lewis, the Spur cattle
man shipped 300 head of cattle
from Crosbyton Sunday, the
cattle going to grass in Kansas.
j. +. Wlnkelman is having his
new home in Crosbyton pushed
as fast as possible.
Mr.. and Mrs. Claude Burrus
Of Crosbyton. spent Sunday in
Lubbock with relatives and
friends.
j. F. Sims began the erection
of a nice four room house in the
east part of the city this week.
The Citizens National Banks
new brick building is completed
and they are doing business in
the same.
Mrs. Geo. w. Murfee of Lub-
book. is visiting Mrs. Claude
Burrus this week. Mrs. Burrus
and Mrs. Murfee are old East
Texas school mates and they are
enjoying themselves this week
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mour to this place.

AiiNNi W VIM piNNNs
We understand the engineers
report will be entirely satlsfac-
tory to the company. and we
may expect grading on the road
to commence IN the very near
future. Benjamin Post.
That sounds mighty good to
the people IF Crosby County as
well as to the Benjamin people
and the fact that the Directors
meeting of the Crosbyton-South
Plains Railroad will meet in
Crosbyton the first Of the com
ing month is evidence that there
will something doing soon.
The people Of Crosby County
and along the route from Crosby
ton to Benjamin and then from
that point to Seymour can bet on
the road and the grading will be-
gin at early date TOO. With this
road in operation we will be in
line for all the advantages of the
eastern markets and our freight
rates will be greatly lowered.
C. -. L. CO., FARM NOTES
Mr.. r. NJ. Bassett inspected
the work on the different divis-
ions Of the farm the first of the
week. The work Of planting the
2O-acre demonstration plat on
Division /, was begun this week.
This plat will be planted in
acre blocks on which the follow
ing different crops will be
grown. Broom corn, five va
rieties Of cotton, sorghum, flax,
peanuts. two varieties of corn,
millet, wheat. oats, barley, two