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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-02-18
r,ond,tio,, of Treasury.

WASHINGTON. Fob. 17.-The condition
NJ the United States treasury at tho be-
ginning Of business today was! N CO, AKA
Nyorkinc balance ....r.,....-S 'V'"eH,9"o
In banks and Philippine treas
VIZ -; general fund. .,...,.. .s742,72i
Lolai " Sa,urdav - 3266,622
keCeipss so,,,onts .... 1.51o.3f5
Ths surplus this fiscal year !s si;ess..
o1g rs against deficit OF S7h.49s,sie last
The figures for receipts. disbursements.
etc exclude Fauena canal and pubic
dnhi transactions.
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Omaha
SOUTH OMAHI

SOUTH OMAHA, Neb.. Feb. 17.-Cattle
Receipts. 5000: market, steady. Native
steers. SIS .S5BS 90; cows and heifers. $50
7.25: western steers. 50 .5ogS; Texas
steers S5G6. so: COWS and heifeTs, $3.50
as 10. calves. $685.
Hog-Receipts. $500; market higher.
Light, ss@S.1 10: pigs. e.5o9 80; bulk Of
sales, s7.95@S ,05: heavy. 81 S59S .05.
sheep-Receipts, l0s5oo: market. steady
Yearltngs. 81. 25@7. 90, wethers, $3.50
s. so: lambs. 81 .S6M9.
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New York Bonds.
st. Louis Wool

asalun- n-oulS, Feb, 7.-Wool--steady
!le!sc. srreaes r.aes ,cYmbing and clothing,
|9elscs usnt me. 13d2lc; heavy fine
'uo washed. c7G3ec.
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klaN, Oafs and Rrn

uTs. Ts.HSsssAaipoLIs. az Feb. 17.-No. , yellow
Rye-SSh rae No. white oats. S1n3itc.
"a psts,irst patents. siso@4s5: sec
40; sae, %loLt6o; first clears, $40
Plas-sic essd ciears, s9.6o92sO.
'fafs''< q = ,.'"a' s9,a'
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-02-18

IN TUT DISTRICT COURT OF THE
United states for the district OF Utah.
I'm the matter OF Milton Henry itend-
erson. voluntary nankrupt-in pank-
To the creditors OF Milton Henry Herd
erson of Salt Lake City; in the county
OF Salt Lake, and district aforesaid,
bankrupt:
Notice is hereby given that on the Sth
day OF February, 1918, the said Milton
Henry Henderson was duly adjudlcated
bankrupt and that the fret meeting OF
his creditors will be held at my office
in the Continental Block. Salt Lake City.
Utah. on the 2sth day OF February, 1918,
al 10 O'Clock In the forenoon. at which
time the said creditors may attend, prove
their claims. appoint a trustee, examine
the bankrupt, and trantact such other
business as may properly come before
CHARLES BALDWIN.
Rsfsree In Bankruptcy.
salt Lake CITY. Fehruary ". 1919. o2S2S
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NOTICE OF SPECIAL STOCkhOlp-
ERS MEETING.


Salt Lake CITY. Utah. February, 10. 1913.
To the Stockholders OF Columbus Con-
solidated Mining Company:
Notice Is hereby given that a special
meeting OF the stockholders OF tho CO.
lumbus CONSOLIDATED Mining company.
corpora ton. ~ hereby called for and will
be held at the principal office OF the
Salt Lake City. Utah. on Friday. Febru-
airy %. 1919. at 10 o'clock a. M. for the
purpose OF considering. voting upon, ac-
Columbus Consolidated Mining eompang
sell and dispose OF all OF IT'S mining
claims. mining rights. franchises. real
and personal property, and all other
ture or description owned by 1t. 10 Wa
catch Mines company. a corporation. for
and In consideration OF the assumption
by Wasatch Mines company OF the debts
and obligs tions now owing by Columbus
Consolidated Mining company. and OF the
Columbus Consolidated Mining company
OF 160, 900 shares Of the capital stock OF
wasatch Mines company. such stock
when received to be ratably distributed
among the stockholders OF record OF CO.
iunbus Consolidated Mining company
as a stock dividend. a proposal will also
be submitted to the stockholders al the
meeting hereby called that when such
stock Is SO received and distributed
among lts stockholders, Columbus Con-
eolidated Mining company proceed TO dis
solve as corporation.
The stock transfer books for the trans
Ter OF stock will be closed at the close
remain closed until the final adjourn
A. III. COWIE, President.
VI. O. WILLIAMS. Secretary o14oo
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Vefauntmndlnne

Giner uepIanier gSisberosrii6ernHp Der RiitfHs
Der National grosrtfiipe 2;fe 3niHranes Iom.
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& Souibern 9ite 1HIuranee Gonnone 6terntt
ipieberberiifer; nnb nI!e nid5s faaieeB apli.
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fetne gefoHntmctungssCrore erlafeu lnb
Eienftal. ben %. Iaa nes 1essnber 1918 /
llhr gaafmitiuas as 6eii uro fetHe Cffiee In
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| oeroffentliht peroeH mus.
goItseninbEaber q. eoes gtt.onad5s Der gat.a.
iraeno efne i1terefiierte 9erfon fbnnen su ber
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ner nno nit seaus auf sas Gefu6 i5re an.
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3fpoIf Gage fam er olInbenoIif), itno
lie 5erlegten 5uiammen 5tpei bis Srei
enfen. Iurd) oen Gigeniinn hires
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nah Houener glrt Mm oreisebnten
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ienihoft erlernen fonnte. 4err 9ra.
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es ipubte, cine goIoene llbr uno sfet.
te; oann febrta er in ieine Dnteritaot
helm nno nabm Elm ga,f5 reues Baar
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Ernpers elm eroBes Tiner. 0ueIft
CAB es Gftte naf 9lonener Art.
gSie gernobn!ih bot iih 6err Wnge
an ben goael 3u 5ertbeiIen, nno
flagte iiber Die Shnierigfeiten Sieier
grbeit.
ogta, ih iuiQ eg einnlnl perinhesI." "
ingie Serr Irapers IdheInb.
9ues Iehn.e iieb osoeH nieie Mu.
.Uatune anf. /
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. HeIiaias.

Brief elmer Dame bonn aurfiiriiens
bamm an ibrt Grtuubin: .aiebs glla,
es maht mir ein befonberes 0ersniis
gen. Teinen Wunih su erfiillen. 9isr
oIio bas Honrtsepi 5u bem Dol an
psnt, bas Dir ntnlih bel uns TO gut
geIhmedt bat: Du nimmii cine tobie
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puget iie b!nnt, lesfi fie in eiHe aaifes
role. 10 bab he ,inten 3u litgsn
iommt, ftrsnls GnlS bariiber. nift aii
piei unb nins su penis, odmpfit tx
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an Der 1emperotiu bethilist unb ldbi
bann bos Don3e pon elmer ptrfesten
a5hin nit ft6sis Wart wlonatslobu
ftrtis mn4sn.1
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,,2oiien Sic i'm bodl" murmeTt

u2oiien Sic i'm nohl" murmeIte
mitieiDig Serr Wage. sGie ente
Diro niht su braiihen fein."
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Dor ben perlpunoerten @liden Der
eingeIaoenen bic geipdltige 8abel
nnb Dos longe Weiier, ergriif oos
9bier unS aerlegte es in iDenigen WI.
nuten meiiierhnft.
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riiien acieierf. uno 6err Wngc er.
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aroben Nui im Der gtnot. lin fcine
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remnbe b1ufia elm un0 CAB biel
@eIo aus. llno ssroM 1raDers mar
iros ibres Geises nuf bic GrfoIge ID.
res Wnnnes itoI5.
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mir iebr nial oaron, 81 Iernen. pie
cine gnte 5erihnitten piro -. Die
s5rauen Deriteben nihts bon ioIden
Iingen.
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merflihen gsuanee @erahtlng, ,,es
gibt 3inge, Gle 5rauen ME begrei.
fen -. Sd itebe 5u Sesbrer 8eriii.
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uniangen"
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@iaen uno ii6risens aud 1olent.
Sdon beim eriten wioIe iiberroidte
e. GmiIie bssr@ isins Gei6idIia,tsit,
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.gJloma. beut' Sc; 6ioas hubtn

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mid aufseforDert. alaDisr gu IpieItn. :
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ben WelIen bes Caenns4 fp;tlte. iinO
bic msiftfn binuusgesanssn.- Id.
tDie natiirIin mubt bu sefpixlt bobsn!
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ron gSeftboro Chic, i'm sIter bon 20 cSabreH
urlb Dtonalen Die geerbipuHg iinbsi aut
Gamituq ben q. TeSeHlbEr 1918. Gatmti' nss
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ac!aoeH itao bon
SO Ten tfantrnotu Sinter5litbtHtu.
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Comaro frsn,

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her 1918 glbenos Inn ubr,
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Wrofeiior (3u einem Vrimnarr):
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bosu nihss meter nIs Jbre Snro.
ihriit."
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ih erjt nm einen Wori6ut.
ustms: .0ona ipte III unA
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-09-07
GAINESVILLE

Especial TO The Times Dispatch
Clarksville, Va September 6--Miss Nan
ME Cramer, OF Washington. after spending
her vacation OF ten days with her sister.
Mrs +. L.. Morton, returned to her home
on Thursday last.
Miss Lee Fowlkes and Frank Mcbane. OF
South Boston. and Miss Ruth Hancock. OF
Lynchburg, returned to their homes on
Tuesday, after attending the house party
given by Miss Julia Blanks
II, Haines Lyon has returned from a
trip South.
Miss Pat,e Taylor and Preston Magee
attended n dance given in Danville last
week.
Il. k Iasey spent several days in Rich
mond last week,
MISC Alice Russell entertained last Fri
day in honor OF her niece Miss Isabel Nc
Gee Progressive FIVE hundred played.
Misses Katherine Wood. Pattie Taylor and
Louise Pepper made the highest scores.
Many OF the young people from this place
Among those attending Miss Minnie
Russell. with Tom Mullins: Miss katherine
Russell, with IIaipes Lyon; Miss Ruth Han
cock. with William Taylor; Miss Lee
Fowikes. with Preston Magce; Miss Pattie
Taylor. with John Russell. and Miss Julia
Blanks with Frank Mcbane.
Mrs. c. b. Barrow is visiting her parents
In Chatham
Russell MCGEE is spending his vacation
with his grandfather. Charles II. Rus
sell
Miss ALA Morton, OF st. Luke's Hospital
In Richmond and her little niece, Birdie
Fry. of South Boston. visiting at the
home OF Mrs. l.. l.. Morton.
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the Bible and everything in it. from
cover TO cover. | think more people
believe that than is usually supposed
and | venture quite as many would go
TO the stake to-day as they did when
they burned the first Christians. 1t is
hard to realize the influence of the
christian religion. II has touched all Of
the nations and has made them better.
1t has affected all of the people. Many
men who do not believe in religion give
To hospitals and other charities. They
have been touched BY Christianity
without knowing it,
DO YOU believe the whole world viii
lie Christian some day.
Yes although doubt whether I
shall live TO see ii. l believe that in
time all of the nations will come to see
the light. But Gods ways are not our
ways II may be slow, but il will come
tc pass"
Il understand that YOU are greatly
interested in the Y NJ. c. AZ"
Yes that organization has been do
ing much good. II has a great mis-
sionary influence not only in the United
! States. but in other countries. want
tc see II introduced on shipboard and
more fully at all naval training sta :
tons ! have been talking with the
officers OF the Y. NJ. G. ~ about that"
Take your native state. Secretary
Daniels What kind OF a place is North
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Your secretary of the Navy.

Carolina. Our people there are kindly
and humble. They still live, to some
extent. the simple life. Besides, as
Bancroft said of them, they are free
and independent and viii not supper,
any government but one OF their own
creation"
But. Mr.. Secretary. can one live the
simple life to-day"
Yes. | believe the nation is too ex-
travagant, and that prices are too
high. Nevertheless, one can live on q
dollar n day If he has TO. l know ]
could. Almost any one can earn the
necessities OF to-day. We all want to
live too high. and prices have gone up
accordingly"
lis ii so in the SOUTH
risen and our pcopipc also demand lux
uries which no one thought OF having
in the da. OF my boyhood"
Tell me something about your ca
rcer as an editor.
There is not much to say" replied
the secretary II can't remember when
] did not desire to he a newspaper man.
| used to hang around the office of
our village paper when | was quite a
small boy, and at the age of fifteen 7
started an amateur journal called the
! Cornucopia Two years later my
mother mortgaRed her house for 800
, TO buy for me a third interest in the
little weekly of the town where we
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Carolina to be born in? Suppose you
had to be born again. where would you
choose"'
Il would take the same place. ike
North Carolina. 1t is the most Demo :
cratic State in America. 1t lies. rs YOU
know. between Virginia and South Car
olna. and they used to say that il was
ii valley of humility between two noun
tains Of conceit. Another story re-
lates to the North Carolinian who went
to New York. and was there asked
here he came from. He replied:
North Carolina But said the New
Yorker. i have never heard OF that
State Where is it? The North Caro-
linian replied: Il will bound it, Viz
ginia lies at the north of it and South
Carolina lies at the south of it, and to
tell the truth. stranger. between so
much lying on both sides of it the rest
Of the world hears but little of our
truth loving State"
You are an editor, an adviser Of
the people, Mr.. Daniels. Horace Gree
Icy. another great editor. advised the
young man Of his day TO go West.
What would YOU aay?'
60 South! The South is the West OF
to-day. Lands are cheaper there than
they are in the West. and that is the
, coming part OF TIL" United States. If
YOU have any doub, as to the part of
the South, l would say go to North
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WINCHESTER

Winchester Va, September s--This week
saw the exodus Of a large number of per
sons. socially prominent in the North. East
and South. who have been passing the
summer season in Winchester and vicinity.
nected with the cavalry instruction camp
are stiil here. and the merrest social sea
in several decades will prolonged until
at least the LIST OF October the program
of manoeuvres VIII not be completed until
that time During the week there has been
almost endless variety of entertain
ments. the most popular being the dances.
are enjoyed to the limit.
one Of the largest dances OF the week
was given by Mr.. and Mrs. Alexander Bar
nished by Winchester orchestra. and the
army contingent was well-representcd.
Dancing was kept up tn o'clock, Follow.
were given in the homes of local society
people.
Thursday evening at "Waverly." the home
OF Mr. and Mrs. Samuel b. Shearer. in the
Shearer's cousin. Miss Edith jackson, OF
Hyde Park Chicago.
c. Cowles. of the United States Navy who
has BEEN passing three and IN Hsn siSn
ping with Mrs. Coble.
Miss Anna Case. Of the Metropolitan
Grand Opera Company who sang several
beautiful soprano solos during the saGrcd
concert BY the Eleventh Cavalry Band at
the army camp last Sunday evening. re-
turned to New York this week. accompanied
by Miss Corle.
Mrs. Alexander NJ. Baker is visiting her
son-In-law and daughter. Mr.. ana Mrs.
Peter vrcdcnhurgh; at Freehold; \: j.
Mr. and Mrs. Il. j. Dowdeil and son,
formerly OF Baltimore, who have been
spending part OF the summer here, have re-
turned TO Wilmington, Del.
Mrs John w Dinenderger returned yes
terday to Winter Park. Fla. after visiting
Miss Maude Heisey. who has been visit.
ing Miss Marguerite Norton, has returned
Mills Moilie wood has returned from,
Dr.. and Mrs. william p. Mcclure arc
visiting their daughter. Mrs. Lewis III Hyde.
Of New York. at her summer home at
Mr. and Mrs Walter Talbot and Miss
Logan OF Akron, Ohio, have returned. after
visiting Mrs. Taibot's father. Mr.. Daniel T
Miss Helen F. zIrkle has returned from,
south Harpswcil, Nc. where she was the
guest OF her cousin. Miss Bertha X. Shearer
c. Marshall Baldwin. who has been
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oled when YOU were young"
Yes. was only three years old at
me time That was in 1855 and the
south was almost bankrupt on account
OF the war. My father left compara
'iNelE nothing, and my mother had To
support the family. consistinc of her
seii and three little boys
MY mother is Il Very extraordinary
woman continued the secretary. I'm
THOSE hard times She succeeded nor
only In making our own living, but she
gave a fairly good education to her
three children. AT first she kent a
millinery store, Then she made
dresses, and after time She became
nostmistrcss Of the town where We
lived OF course. I helped had TO
work hard. and | think was fortunate
IL Is better for Il boy To hc born poor
than TO he born rich"
Hand your mother any ambition 70
make YOU Statcsman?''
NO. think not. Sil- is a pious wo-
man. and her only ambition was that
should be a good man. She once hoped
that might become IL preacher. but
my bent seemed To be the newspaper
and st:ove towasl that profession.
think have done better as a news
paper man than could have done
as a preacher
But you believe in religion, do you
mott"
Mos, assurcdiy 1 do believe ir
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MALVERN HILL
Isnerinl in rhn rimns.nIsnatcl

Malvern Hill. ssrtembor 6.At meet
ing of the stockholders anil members Of the
tho courthouse on Monday. 1t was decided
70 run three lines from the courthouse to
tho lower end e. the county, In place of the
two in
Miss Emily Harrison. who has been a
memhcr OF Misc Salic Catlctts houso patty
at Gloucester for the past week, has re-
turned 10 her home, Bay View"
Mrs William ladd had as her guests last
week AIR. and Mrs. Junius Riddick. of
Richmond
Hugh 4. Harrison returned from trip to
Richmond Thursday.
a. F. Greeley, Of Benefits Store. spent
Wednesday o: THIS week Ia Richmond.
Mrs. j. NJ. Bell. Who has bccp the guest
OF her mother. Mrs j. \. Clark. and Of Mrs.
H. s Saunders for the past month. re-
turned TO her homo In Richmond on Fri
day morning.
Miss Joan s. Clark. Of Hardens. left on
Friday last for Richmond. where she Will
be tho guest OF Mr.. and Mrs j. NJ. Bell for
William c. wilcox. of "Bcl Air" spen,
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APP0MATTox

ISpecia to The Times Dispatch
Appoma;toX. Va september Miss Mary
Love Cobhs Of Mar;inSViue who was ono
Of the teachers IN the Apponiat,oN Asri-
cftUral High school las, session. Was :,
Eistor here this week. route to Norfolk
where she viii he teacher In the Norfolk
hieh school this session
The AppomHitnx Agricultural High school
VIII OPEN here Oh Monday morning with "A
tul! corps of teachers The faculty This
session VIII consist oi Principal Lindsay
'ra"icy. Miss Jennie Goodwin VINO mas lust
returned. rom irip % points Of interest I'm
Europe: Miss Pocahortas Wray who has
ben spending soinc lime 1T Blue RiGSc
springs Miss Annie HobSon Brooknoal Who
.,i-r haS been spending some time At Blue
Ridge springs, Miss May Walton VINO hns
he"n a. tac charlottesville. Surnmc. %or-
M Miss Alice Hubbard. Miss Minnie
Thornton az Pampiiu Miss MAR CARING
ioh dnc MIS- Kate Franklin.
Miss Ja;.ic Thoruhnl Of I.yuchhairz. WAS
u" guest ~ Mrs K. l.. Caldwell this ,yeek
Annorn' eulent has been made Of tho AN.
pt"at hlhs marriage OF Miss Vennua sears
and BtyHss Carson. Miss SCARF II The al.
racilT% "augn'er ~ John Sears She f. n
st"dHaio ~ tn" Appofnattox Agricultural
hish Sehooi she Nll l"ave Monaay :or a
'ria 10 Atlanta
,Mr and Mr. ". II B,ra. ana ii,.l. son.
toiontl y = Burke this week
'iT' bs',e Hunt 4f Campbell vino has
h.en VISITING az !. = /. F!eshrn.n'r i.f,
M'nday for = eisit ia primo" Edward