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Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-11-06
80 BABIES FOR SHOW.

COLUMBUS, Nov. 6.-More than
so babies have been entered for the
better baby contest to be held in Co
lumbus during the week of the fair,
beginning November IT.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-11-06

NJ rasest styles, absolute accuracy,
49, hitting. A thoroughly de-
Die optical house. EstaS-
80 1870. A. K. Hawkes. Co,
H puclans. II Whitehall.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-11-06
VlUMsUs ELks GIVE BANQUET

sULU MBUS, Nov. 6.-About 200
EEsaoerS Of the Columbus lodge of
Nm. enjoyed a banquet at the Elks'
No. No. lsst night William B. Powell,
Trs'Sg'ary OF the Columbus Board of
- was. was the principal speaker.
Washington Journal., 1913-04-19
Standardization in glurueaen.

Gin Stod5olmer 8u9bdn0ler be-
ri9tet i'm r80rIenblatt fir ben
beutfden 8u9banoel" iiber Die groz
BE un6 planmdBig betriebene Nus=
Dehnung Der nortpegii9en Bolts
bibliptbefen uno bebauptet, baB es
pp6l penige @0lfer gebe. ole ii9 Ell
mes gIeiden Sntere1es fir Oas Bu9z
unb 8ibliotbefsneien rii6men t0nnz
ten. BON Sen etpa 900 &ommunen
Noripegens iino nur So p6ne @pltsz
bibliot9ef, unb bic eifrigen 8eItres
bungen bon Sii6rern Der @olfsbib=
liotbeten ge6en Oabin, baB i'm Sabre
1914. gum 100jdbrigen Staats SUI
bilGum, es feline &pmmune p9ne
8OIfsbibIiptbet mebr gibt. - INN Elm
dufgefldrtes, felb1tosntenoes @plt gu
i9affen", fpie 1id elm Heoner auf
benz leBten 9ibliotbeten= RpngreB Gu=
Berte. Die 3abl bon 537 golfs=
bibliot1eten mag man9em ni9t boob
eriGeinen, sumal, ipenn er Die uSbe
Mmericun 2ibrarb 4Ho1iation" ooer
bic a9efeQf9aft CUR 8er6reitung bon
@olfsbilbung" in Oeutf9lano in
@etra9t 8iebt. Nan barf jebod ni9t
per9ehen, 0aB Ben 100 Mtlionen
Nmeritanern un0 ben 65 MiGionen
@%inpobnern 9eutI9lanos nur spei=
einbdlb MiGionen Nortpeger eeqeu=
iiberfeben. SeOsnfans ipiro 0us
&eiultat pobl cin3ig in Der Welt
baiteben. fpenn Der MunI9: 1914
tetne &ommuns Norpegens pine
8plfsbibliotbet" in Grfiilung aeben
EpQte.
Washington Journal., 1913-04-19
@erfmiir6ia Site.

Sn irgenb einem loteinii9en goes
ten ftebt gu le1sn, boB bic 9efu9er
Der oItrOmii9en Sbeoter nod ser
8priteGung einonber nit ben RifTsa
gu fperfen pflesten, bic our 8equem<
li4teit iiber Die fteinernen SiBitufea
gelegt paren. Die antife Site D6er
llnfitte 1T au9 beute in Stalien nod
nt9t boaig ouBer lebung gefommen.
Dian tonn Oas Northumberland
nod jeoer 8prftenung i'm r1mifnen
Stadium BEL @ia 5laminia erIebsn,
unb bat au9 bas pDliteama @er5i
in Safari, Sarbinien, elm 1pl4es
Sagelpetter BON @iBppl1tern eeIe6en.
9ort tpor ndbrenb elmer @orftelung
Der Srabiota Elm QobnItreit 3niI9ea
Dem Sr9eiter unb ben Sheaterun~
t~ernebmern ousgebro9en, infolgebelTen
Die pouIe bor benz britten Oft f1
ungebiibrli9 Ionge ousbe6nte, neil
Die Muiiter ni9t ipeiterIpielen tpo[z
ten, bebor tie ibren 2obn bGtten. Die
3uf9auer murben ungsOulbig, pfifz
fen, f4rien unb parfen enbli9, ols
ibr 2drm obne grfole bIieb, lire
SiBpOIfter eegen bic 8ii6ne. @sr
gcrabe fein &ifen mebr erfpif4en
fonnte, pGblte aIs Murfgei9oB aud
elm Snitrument pber elm 9otenpult
aus Dem lseren Sr9eiterroum. Gin
pOliaeitommiFdr, Der Hube FIFTEEN
tup4te, trat aus Dem 8Drbang ber=
aus unb ponie feline grmabnunssn
an Die Menge ri9ten; ba bie1e i6n
ober fir ben CHARACTERIZATION belt,
70 lpurbe er nun gum 3ielpuntt Der
Murfgef9oHe gemo4t, Biz feline mebr
gu Derienben tporen. Sin Sell ber
3uI6auer NOR pdbrenb bieler Be-
f9ieBung aus benz Steater geflo6en;
bic bartnddiqen blieben unb eratpan=
gen Die SOrtfebung Der 8orite1ung.
bic I'm | ll1r morgens pie6er aufgss
nommen tpurbe.
Washington Journal., 1913-04-19

Gie aummerf9lsnfe i'm
Bremer 9ufsn lit Die arOBte Del
MeIt.
Washington Journal., 1913-04-19

Ger dltefs bsutf9s 9OIs.
iHnitt fsammt aus BEN SABRE 1923.
Washington Journal., 1913-04-19
Gic 1~4aiierma9l5cit.
Stu srisinetsr graaa Der nItcu @an-
iaIsnSt Bremen.

QaiGbrlidi i'm 5sbruar, an ieiuem
3Deiten Sreitaa, febrt in Ger often
6anfeltd6t Elm in man6erlei WanO=
lungen bur9 Sabr6unDerte erbalten
geblietener prigineler Brand pieoer:
bic Ioeendnnte S6dffsrmdbl3eit. Sic
finbet in Dem l90nsn, nit Qribur
5itgerf4en @cmdlo,n finnrei9 ,aes
f9miidten Saale 0es alien o6alfes
Seefdbrt" itatt, oas in rer 6auptfa4e
ieBt Elm MfDl fir inDulioe Sselcute
ooer beren 0ittpen biloet. ltnter6al=
ten pirb IS bon einem @erein, Der aIs
pdrme Seefabrt" 1915 gu pobItdti9en
3nede bon bremif9en S9iffern be-
griin0et, erIt 6ur9 oen 8eitritt Der
rei9en &aufleute gu 8erm0gen unb
Nnie6en gsldngt tit. On Oieie BEL
Dem beutigen StanOe Der @ertebr5s
per6dltniHe bpppelt be0eutfame 8er=
bfiiOerung nrinnert Die M}a6l3eit. Sis
felt fi9 BAR, ME Der &hroniit fdgt
ngIei4fam dls 0rOsnsfef Der alien
8remer S9ifftrgiloe unO Elm 8ruberS
mail Ser S9iffer uno &aufleute,
burd tpeI1e lire @erbinoung unb ibr
Stiff pte Elm SAP Our9 einen eiferz
nen Reif 5ufdmmengsbaltfn miro"
Die ibr ieBt feblenne prattif6e 8es
beutung erbielt bas Set, benz einige
tleinere (pie Die nS9medebisr Mablz
aeit", cie n9antIagungs Mabl3eit")
argegIieOert paren urtb gum Sell nod
Iino, BON Der i6r poraufge6enben
&e9nungsablage; 0dber aud bic
JeitfeBung bes 5ebruar : 9ermins,
tur5 ebe Die S9iffer fi9 aufs neue
WinO un0 Weqen dnbertrouten. SeBt
bas Mmt Ger einItigen Bed
nungsfiibrer. ser S9dffer - ie brei
S9iffer unb &aufI:ute, tperbsn lie
brei Sabre bprber getpGblt - in
anoerem, als baB fe gemein=
fam Die Rehnung iir 0as gauge Set
gu tragen baben, nobel ben @riperbs=
DerbdltniFen entfpre6enO BON jeber
Der tpeitaus grDBere Sell auf Sic fez
giiterten &aufbrren entfGQt. Nn ben
in 5Drm zines 9rei5ads aufgeIteaten
~prdfibierenO, baden fi9 bic
taufmGnnif6en S9affer aud in Die
3e6n 9ReOen gu teilen, berei Snbalt
ln0 Reibenfolgc ebenfo freng gefpabrt
tpie man an benz 9auptgsri9t:
nit b~idgebrautem See
fa6rtsbier, feItbGlt.
Bon Der eigentIi9en Mu6l5eit finb
bic Jrduen, Die friiber, nit rRl0nten"
(9oI3pantoffeln) unb petBen @9iir.
gen an9etan, fir oie 8~sfrieOigung Der
Mdgen 3u iprgsn batttn
Itreng ausgef4Iofen. Sic treoen3en
309ftens ben Motfa, biefpeil Der alt
,ingefefene 8remer @9dffer aus Der
b0adnbif9en Sonpfeife
unO Der jugenOli9e gu9=
fpuds Iun9fam oos San3bein gu
I9tpingen beginnt. Die 28O Seilne6z
mer betraten, pie ii6li9, punt orei
llbr na9mittags, mad Dem GrtDnen
Oes BON ben S@iffen ~entlebnten alien
Seemannsrufs: nS6affen unnsn I'm
= unnen I'm baben i9affen!"
unb Oben gum Gffen), bor Der
9errenfube zen 9aupt1aoI.
DiesmaI paren 5par feline 9onoratio@
rem pie Bring 0einri9, @raf 3eppe=
lin unb anoere 6iirtli9feiten, bic be-
reits mitgef4afft baben. aber 6as
Sriiberfelt foa bod pieoer Isbr fioel
.OerIaufen iein. big "A na9 IL ubr
notwithstanding Die 2i9ter perlOf9=
ten unO Der Merteltag aud fir ben
piebsr in feline &e9te trat.
Washington Journal., 1913-04-19
Gas Srianun ais SOtrI.
bic SdidiaIc ser f5niOlidcn S@ISfer
ut 5rantrc.dI.


1T 5rantrc;d.
Sn Der groBen fransOiif4en RepOs
luton erfu6ren sic ausgepanberteR
gtoeIiaen elm Isltiames Sdidiul, unS
fsin @erineerer aIs ser ipdtere aOnis
Quopia gbilipp muBte ii9 als 2e9>
rsr burdbelfen, tpd6renO anbere als
!aS6s. 8arbiere, San3meiiter, 5e4t=
.ebrer uIp. untertunft iu4ten. BUR
ndmli6en 3eit madten aud ibre
56lSFsr in 5runtrei4 ionoerbare
56idIale ourd, unO ieIbIt bic Be
Iibunoen ser f6niqli4en Jamilie
blieben oabon ni9t beri6ont. Sine
Barrier 3eiti6rift perOffentIift cine
gPetbe BON Qrtiteln iiber Die S6idials
Ser fDniQliden @9l0Her pdbreno Der
aroBen Rebolution, unO beionoers,
mds tie bonn Srianon in 8erfaiaes
berihtet, lift febr merfpiiroig. Die
f6niolihen Diener puroen entlahen
uno an lire 9te1e fam elm gefpti>
Ter QeFebpre dls CONCIERGE un0 MG4s
fer bes SrianOn. Der Mann ipuroe
abef 70 fdledt be5ablt, baB er alerS
III RebenperOieniten nahge6en ntnBz
te. uno u~nter0eTen purOe bds bib
1Ge Qanobaus griinOlid a~usgerGumt.
Rar bic gan3 grpBen unO i9neren
Wl66el blieben an Srt unb Steue,
unO en0li6 fam Mabame 2efebDre
auE Sic Ssbee, iebt, no etnas mebr
Ruhe i'm 2anos berrfdte uno bic
f4cmSm &eiIenben pieOer na4 Ba@
sis tamen, tDnne man Die leeren
2imrer uno bic MGbel Dieilsiht bsz
nuben. Gie oermietete alfo Die
Simmer an bur9reiIenOe Sremoe,
un0 10 baben mir BEN 8eriht zines
grqldnOers er6alten, Ser Elm paar
ga0e i'm Srianpn pobnte unO feirer
mteinung mad i'm 8ette oes &onigs
f6lief. Sang unm6glid 1T oas
MIST un0 ipenn Der gngldnber fi9
ni6t irrt, bann BAT er ni3t nur i'm
Settle bes &Dnigs, ionoern audi in
her. Der &0nigin gelGlafen. un0 Oa>
nit nod nidt geitug: er bat aud i'm
8ettc Ger 9ubarrb gelegen, 0enn es
ffe6t gei6i6tlia feT, oaB Mdrie
Mntoinette, Der mad Dem Sooe
QuOpigs XIV. bon i6rem @atten
oas 99l0B9en geiGentt murbe, ods
Gaus nit Sem gon3en Snbalt iiberz
aaEm unb aud teine neuen Wl0bel
6erestbra9te, ionoern fi9 nit oer
Jigridtung ibrer @~orgdngerin. eben
Der Oubarrh. begniigte.
Ter erpdbnte @ngldnoer freute
Iis irneKen ebenfo iiber bas tDnis=
1i9e 9ett. aIs er fi9 iiber Die e6enfdas
tDuiJ.ihe 9ehnung drgerte, Sic ihm
Srdfentiert puroe. Man perldngte
ndm.ih fir jeOes benuBte gett 8tpei
9puisbor, un0 0as mar BEN @ngs
Idn6er gu bel. obgleiA Ma0ume
2efebpre i'm beipiss, Dap elm ruiz
f{der @Oeimann, ser bpr i5m bic
rdmIi6en &du.ne betpo6nt bate, rem
g.elfen Breis o1ne protef be5ablt
bottle. Bis gum Sabre 1905 blieb
10 i'm Srianon cine Mrt bon 6oteI
beIte6en, o6faOn man aleroings ba
FONT ni9ts befommen fpnnte ais
Nobnuissgelegenbeit. SIN qenanrz
Ten Sabre fab Gai9er Hnbpleon Tid
tie Sadie an, 2efebbre un0 feire
Satin berIoren i6r Pint, bic ebe=
maIiaen t0nisli6en G9l0Her murbeu
fir NdpoIeOn eingeri4tet, aus oeiIen
3eit 0ie meiIten ieBt oarin auf6e=
nabrten M6bslitiide ftammen.
Spdter bat aud einmdl bic &0nigin
8ittorid BON Gnglano i'm Sriunon
getuobnt, unO aud ibrs @emGaer iinO
lis beute unangetaitet eebIieber.
Washington Journal., 1913-04-19
Scr nSdruar5c qStur".
Sin nrncr rnHil6er @isuoOprOpbet IN
%ciesabien.

Ser pserRen eeiitIiden gebSree
in 9efersburg, Dem Snnoo, 1T cine
Melbung aus 8sHarabien 3ugegarz
aen. rad ser cine itdrte religiOie 8es
neollno inter BEN naG &ublano einz
nanOerien Moloouern dIsgsbro9en
lit, bic einen qsfG9rliAen Hmfang
an3unebmen 0ro6t. Scr reli9i0ie
WahnIinn, Dem Die MolOauer Derfdls
fallen Iin6, f6reibt Der Mi6ipnar
SfpoInitom an Den Sbnoo, pldBt
Itd fdper ablGGBen. Gs febIt mir
an @orten, I'm gu beIhreiben, mas
bierbisber an relisi0ien S%rrlsbren
dufgetretsn 1T, uno IGBt ii9 am einz
fa9ften ols r%eligioIer Mdbniinn be-
sei6nen. Die bier berri@enoe Srrs
lebre bat Der ruHiffe !9ieromond4
Snnocenti Der6reitet. Sein @tnfluB
duf Oas einfa6e 9olf lit 10 gendls
tia, ouB feline @rmabnung nod
9robunq bilft. 9as @Olt OereRrt
i'm ais gpoItel Glias, BON pielen
tpir0 er fir G6riTus ge6alten, nab
reno i'm manae fir ben menl9ge=
porbenen beiligen Geiit srtldrsn.
Sm augemeinen trdgt Snnocsnti
beim @olt ben Nomen II 4par@
3er Q0ipe" uno gilt als NaDz
foIger oes qater SObann BON aron=
ita0t, Der qefommen lit i'm Nuf@
TRACE @ottes bas Meltgeri9t 81
baIfen uno ale gottesfirdtigen Wlen=
i9en Inn fi9 81 lammelr. Inter
tem @influB ieiner preoigtsn ber=
faufen Oie M1oloauer daes, mas lie
befben, um einen ld9erli9en Preis,
aeben ben grl0s Sen Nrmen unO
Qeben BEN @rl0s Sen Nrmen uno5ieben
gum Seiligen mad Dem Muromflos
Iter i'm Commencement Slone3, fpobin
bic Administration oieIen gefG6r=
IiGen Menf9en gepaItidm ge6rdat
bat. Set Ieiner @ntfernung 0rpbt
0as einfabe @olf nit G%rbebung uno
min nidts me6r BON ben ruhii4en
popen unO MiTionaren piKen, Die
es 3u Ibn6en 0robt, fa1s 1ie Ben
pleubopropbeten ni4t aIs Soft Ober
@ottes Sobn Derebren."
Dieter 1eltfame Mann, Der bic
Hpne oes rGtiel6aften grigort Rafz
putin inter Oem einfa9en 8olt
ipielt, ftammt aus elmer befarabii4en
8au~ernfamilie. Sn feiner Sugero
trat er in oas @iridapi9e &lofter
unb pibmete 1i4 Dem 9eiitli4en Be
ruff. @pGter begann CT i'm &loffer
8alta nit Srrlebren bor3utreten uro
bonn Snnpo ieinsr prebigten peger,
bic ftets cine unmenge 8olt dn5o=
gen, beitraft. Sn ben leBten Sabren
iu6te er nit groBem @rfolge cine
treue @emein0e unter ben mad
BeFarabien eingeipanOerten MolOauz
ern gu iperben, mas ibm entf4ieoen
eelungen 1T. Snnocenti lit Elm aufz
fdueno fn0ner Mann bpn bier5ig
Sabren nit eirem G6riitusfopf Der
inter ben 5rauen ni9t Bios religi0it
@rfoIge 6afte. fonoern glei9 &af<
putin ieinen @orteil babel 5u nab
rem berfdnoen baben foG. Sb bies
zen Satia6en entfpri@t oOer nur
BON SbnpO berbreitet pirO, nm
Dem neuen !6eiligen gu f6uOsn, ent=
5iebt fi9 fiirs erfte Ser &ontrole.
bod iinO feline Rlagen gegen ben 2es
%benspdnOeI Oes PfeuOopropbeten,
pie Oas Bel aafputin Der SAT- mar,
eingeluufen. Der SDnoh bat meb@
rere 9ii90fe ua9 Dem Muromfloiter
abgef4idt. Inn Snnocent at eineT
N'iOerruf gu bepegen.
Washington Journal., 1913-04-19

BAD Dem bsfarnten
6pri Of y +. 8ruer( gu sinem ons
Oeren, Der fid iber Ieire fleinen aar=
tpffeIn atf cem 5eloe betlagt): nSa,
ia, gesen Die S~rodenbeit bilft ga Die
QroBte Dumm6eit nir!l"
Srrtbum. .Denten sic,
mein Mann 1T 10 ungebilbet, Der Der.
peAlelt INNER mid unb mir"
~lInO meiner 1T nod ungebiIOeter, Der
aerlDs9islt INNER mid unb mein Stu
benmGeden!4
Washington Journal., 1913-04-19

Das meme 8iftoria S6eaz
ter in pittsburg loirb tinen emin5igen
StabIbaIten, LOG SUB lang un0 8
Sub 8 3oa bod, ais StiBe Der Sal
lerie baben. Dieter DON elmer pittsz
burger 5irma bergeitelte 8alten lit
Ter gr0Bte ieiner Dirt in Der @elt.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1913-11-18
RESCUED FROM
BURNING SHIP
Over 100 Passengers Taken at
Sea On Board Cunard Liner
PannOnia.

New York, Nov. 15.-Meagre wire
less dispatches received today told Of
the rescue at sea of 1O5 passengers
from the burning Spanish steamship
Balmes, by the Cunard liner Panno-
mia. Though fire was still raging late
today, the Balmes' crew OF fifty-fiye
were presumably sticking by their
vessel, which, conveyed by the Pan
nonia, was making for Bermuda,
which they should reach sometime
Monday.
The Pannonia's commander report
ed that he had reached the side OF
the stricken vessel on the evening OF
November 13, and remained with her
all night. BY daylight all the pas
sengers had been safely taken off.
The Balmes had signailed by wire
less lam on fire. Require assistance
The Balmes is a comparatively
small vessel Of Spanish ownership and
is rated as a freighter. The Pan
nonia is one Of the slower boats of
the Cunard line.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1913-11-18

ing negotiations for union from a
i OF our most imporho.
cnorches that have expressed ths,.N
serves anxious for union ur;,h ,ra
haoaist Protestant Church have
The Metnodls Episcopal Church.
I-n;.I Church and the
Sniteo Brethren Church. The Ne,hn0
oist Protestant General Confaranoa
oi ISVS considered il a great day
DDiIn d delegation of such men as
D.ouuop warren and enator Roliver
" IOWA, brought overtures Of union
rom the Methodist Episcopal Gener-
al conference in session at the same
uHie. ms union did not eliminate
oecause OF the division in the Metho-
TIC EpisCopaI ranks North and South.
Protestant Church d.
c!ded that it could not afford RI nit
win either of the Methodist Episco-
PAL churches until they themselves
were united.
Union with the United Brethren
Church IS now the question of the
uay' Inc fact Is, a majority Of the
conferences have already voted for
TINS union, but as it takes a two-thirds
majority of all the annual conferenc,
70 even change the constitution of the
church' 1t IS not known what turn
tne question will take. Opinions. i,
the North Carolina Conference diffe,
ana the vote will perhaps be close
out union will perhaps carry. On,
OF the most serious problems abou
thlS question is the proposed name
The United Brethren object to tn,
word Methodist" being a part O.
the name. The acceptance Of thi.
would bling them in name, into h,
family. They have neve,
Deen MethOdiStS and do not care I,
join a family. The Methodist Pro
testants have always been Methodist
and do not want to leave The Metho
dist family, which would happen i
the word "MethOdist' is not used i
the new name. United Protestant
is the name nov being proposed an
voted On. If this uniOn is ~effecte
1t will make a good strong church
especially in a region beginning i
the middle Atlantic States and ex
tending through the Central West.
;. The United Brethren church
a church founded by Phillip Willia1
Otterbein who began his ministry
the German Reform church He we
a great friend Of Bishop Franc
Asbury, n of the first two bishoI
OF the Methodist Episcopal churcl
When Asbury was made bishop /
requested Otterbein to be presel
and take part in the ordination. 0
terbein did not intend a new demon
y nation but almost against his will IL
United Brethren Church sprang in
existence. The United Brethre1
Church was for a long time confn,
to the Dutch people Of Pennsylvan
and surrounding country, but of /
= cent years its progressive spirit h
carried it int almost all parts Of t.
United States and into various missi,
y fields.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1913-11-18
FOR PARk.
Governor, OF Five Southern StAfe~ Ac-
cept Governor Craig'- appointment
as Vke-Pre>ident- Appalachian
Pax Association.

AshCville. Nov. la.-Covernor Locke
Craig. President OF the Appalachian
Park Association. today announced the
APPOINTMENT Of Governor Mann OF
Virginia. Governor Siaton. OF G"or-
gia: Governor Biease. Of South Caro-
lima. Governor O'Neal, Of Alabama.
and Governor Hooper. Of Tennessee.
as Vice-Presidents OF the Appalachian
Park Association and their acceptance
of the positions. The association -
promoting the creation OF "A National
Park In the Southern mountains.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1913-11-18
TO BOOST CLINTON.
Chamber Of Commerce for That Tow
is Chartered by the Secretary
of State.

The Clinton Chamber Of Commerce,
-Incorporated, was granted a charter
Yesterday by the Secretary OF State.
It's nurpose is to do things for which
such organizations are usually form
cd and 'all things that will tend to
the moral, educational and industrial
milf and improvement OF the com
munity.' There Is to be no capital
stock OF course. n ORGANIZATION mas
oho,,t sixtv charter members, among
them being: 1. c. Wright. II. L. Stew
art. Howard McKinnOn. Henry A.
w. F. Peterson. l.. L. Mat
thews B.. H. Crumpler, A. w. Aman.
Patrick, George E. Butler.
IA. J. Hnes. John e. Fowler, J. L. Kerr
paul Crumpler, G. NJ. Faircioth. ana
'OtherA
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1913-11-18

Al Charleston. W Va Washington
and lee. 80: West Virginia University.
O.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1913-11-18

A, Biacksburg: Z L. J. II; Morris
Harvey College. O.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1913-11-18

Us as Gov cratg stated at Greens
borc, then the railroads made a gros%
misstat"rnent IN their interview above
quoted
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1913-06-04
COOPERATION EXAMPLES.

TWO excellent examples of co-opera-
ton among the farmers are furnished,
one from Missouri and one from New
when the farmers can agree to actu-
ally get together on business matters.
And in both these cases the Grange
has been influential in bringing the
cooperation about. as we'll as in con-
tinuaily keeping its benefits before it's
members, the farmers:
The Ozark Dairy association, near
Springfield, Mo-. concretely illustrates
the possibilities of cooperation among
farmers. When the association was
started five years ago, the farmers
we're getting for their butter fat six
cents below the Elgin price. while
asst year the association sold for it's
700 members $4,000 worth of butter
fat at an average of only two cents
below the Elgin price, and obtained
eight cents per pound more last win
ter than non-members were receiv-
ing. This meant an increased profit
Of SOB per member.
Another flourishing cooperative or.
ganization is the Monmouth County
Farmers Exchange Of New Jersey,
which began operations In 1908 with
capital of $1,000 and $50 members
by both buying and selling for it's
members. In 1911 it did a business
Of s1,499,5OO.99, saved the members
over $125, 900, and made net profits of
$17,496.51. The capital stock for 1912
is reported at $4,000, a surplus of
5000, and the membership at LOO.
The cost of administration is said to
be u per cent of the total business.
1t is said of this organization that
much of the success of the enterprise
it attributed to the charter require
ment that all stockholders must ship
through the exchange unless they re-
ceive at least per cent. more from
outside competitors.
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1913-06-04
Page--Gates.

The marriage of Russell Smith Page
and Miss Halle Pike Gates, daughter of
Mrs. Eugene Grow of johnson, took
place last Wednesday afternoon at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. L. H. Lewis, Mrs.
Lewis being the groom's aunt. The knot
was tied by Rev. W. H. Hamlin, the ring
service being used. Immediately after
he ceremony the happy couple left ''for
parts unknown" in an auto. and not until
they had departed was it known that the
event had taken places so very quiet was
it kept. After short visit at Swanton
and Montreal the couple returned home.
reaching here last Saturday afternoon.
Mr.. Page graduated from the Univer-
sity of Vermont in the class of 1899, and
since then has been connected with his
fathers extensive business and also Civ
ing some attention to agricultural pur-
suits. The bride is graduate of the
L. c. A., class of 1903, and for several
years has been connected with Mr.. Pages
Office.
The couple have host of friends who
extend to them heartiest congratulations.
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1913-06-04
BITS OF WORLDLY WISDOM

If a woman lacks modesty she mod
estly conoeals it.
There is quite a difference between
taking brace and taking a bracer.
Marriage may make man Of a
drunkard-or it may make a drunkard
of a man.
Nowadays the death do us part"
lines in the wedding ceremony merely
mean the death of love.
To choose a wife nowadays for her
beauty is like choosing horse for it's
trappings-both can be removed.
If man has ever loved us, 1t Is
characteristic of your sex to hear of
his marriage with an instructive pang
of regret.
If you find it difficult in writing to
express all the sweet things you would
say to her, try expressing a few sweets
by the pound.
"All is not gold that glitters" affects
man but little where a woman is
concerned-it's the glitter. not the
gold, that he desires.
A woman sets the stage for a pro-
posal, prepares to be an appreciative
audience and then the man goes and
bungles up the part.
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1913-06-04
GREAT GRANGE CLASS.

What is claimed to be the largest
class of candidates ever initiated in
any grange in the country was re-
Gently taken in to the Silas Wright
grange of New York state, and it was
certainly a record-breaker-7S men
and women, who were initiated into
all the mysteries of the degrees and
invested with the rights and mysteries
of the order.
Classes of so and even 60 candi
dates are not unknown in the local
oranges of many states, while 80 and
40 coming in at a time is by no means
unusual. Seventy-eight initiates, how,
over. is quite a different proposition,
and Silas Wright grange claims the
privilege of standing at the head OF
the line-for a while, at least.
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1913-06-04
How's This?

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NATIONAL BANK OF COMMERCE..
Toledo, Q.
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