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The Lehi banner. [volume] (Lehi, Utah) 1891-1917, 1914-12-26
Boy Goes Free To
Panama Exposition
Prize pJ;aiO Grower Tells How IT,
Woh The Prizc-t!0od Dcpc
For IN, Boy.

Howard Dat .pn, the boy who woE
the prize for growing the best half
acre of potatoes in the state lives in
willard, Box Elder County He tells
Of the methods adopted. Following
is his story:
I'm the early part of 1914 | bought
my seed potatoes. I purchased the
Idaho Rural potatoes They were not
specially selected potatoes, therefore |
was very careful in preparing the seed
for planting was anxious that
every seed piece had one or two per-
feet eyes on It, then treated the
seed with formaldehyde solution Zone
pint to thirty gallons of water). This
treatment consisted of soaking the
seed, before cutting, for two hours In
the prescribed solution. The purpose
of the treatment was TO kill any scab
germs appearing on the surface of the
potatoes Other than this there was
no treatment given.
From March 20 to 80 | prepared
my land. | covered the land with
barnyard manure. using eight tons OF
the material to the half acre. Plow-
ing twelve inches deep. and immed-
lately followed the pillow with a spring
tooth harrow, going over 1t three
times. | did the blowing in the fore
noon and followed with the harrow In
the afternoon to conserve the mois-
ture and mellow the soil After har-
rowing ! pulverized the clods by drag
ging up the soil with a square frame
timber, trying IN every way TO be
particular about every phase Of
cultivation, as | figured that the
secret Of my success was good cul-
tivation.
Kept Soil Mellow.
Five days later | again went over
he land with spring tooth harrow.
rhe following week | did the same
rhe following week | did the same
thing. which kept the soil moist and
mellow. Just before planting went
over IL again with square timber In
order to make it perfectly level. On
April Is | planted the seed In plowed
iurrow four inches deep and the rows
thirty inches apart, the seed being
| dropped about twelve inches apart In
the rows, The seed was then covered
about four inches deep with small
hand pillow, and as soon as the little
plants appeared above the ground |
began my work in the field, at once
The Lehi banner. [volume] (Lehi, Utah) 1891-1917, 1914-12-26
NOTICE OF SALE

Notice Is hereby given, that where
as, 7. r. Cutler, Jr, at the request of
Anthony NJ. Nelson, between the LIST
day OF May and the 9Th day of Novem.
Der, 1914, did bestow labor and make
repairs upon a certain automobile
owned by said Anthony NJ. Nelson,
which labor and repairs were reason
ably worth the sum of $10l 60; and
at the request OF said A. NJ Nelson
did keep and store the said automo-
bile from the 7th day of November,
1914, up to the date of this notice. for
for which storage the sum Of Sl00 per
day Is reasonable charge; And
whereas said A. NJ Nelson has not
paid for said labor, repairs, or stor-
age or any part thereof and there is
now due and unpaid on said indebt-
cdness the sum of $101,60 for labor
and repairs and the further sum OF
$4,000 for storage charges, and said
7. Il. Cutler, Jr.. claiming lien on
said property for the payment Of said
sums.
Now therefore the property above
described, to-wit; One Ford Automo-
bile 1910 Model, will be sold pursuant
to authority given under Sections
l4O4 and l405, Complied Laws OF Utan,
1907, at public sale to the highest bid
der for cash, on the 4th day of Jan,
1915, at IL o'clock noon, of said day
at the Auto Garage Of said T r. Cut
Ter. Jr.. in Lehi City. Utah County
Utah. to satisfy the debt secured by
said lien and the costs and expenses
OF these foreclosure proceedings.
Dated at Lehi, Utah, this 18th day
OF December. 1914
T. r. CUTLEH, JR., Lien Claimant
]. TRACEY WOOTTON, Attorney
First pub Dec. 19-last Dec 20, 1914
The Lehi banner. [volume] (Lehi, Utah) 1891-1917, 1914-12-26

The Manila Primary Association
will give a program in the ward house
Christmas Eve, which promises to
eclipse all other entertainments Of the
season. Each child will make two
Christmas presents with which thc bis
Christmas tree will be decorated. the
presents being the workmanship OF
their own hands The parents will
provide the necessary sandwiches
and cake and the affair will commenc
promptly at p m
Following is the program
Song, Welcome to Primary.
Prayer
Song, "Rock-a-Bye Primary
Bible Reading, Luke 2, II, 2O--Arza
Adams
Song, star of Bethleham"-Forn
Wadley
Reading. Matt .; l-O2 VILLAGE Rad.
mall
Song Day Before Santa Claus
Comes" Girls Chorus
Resitation THE Good Little Sister
jesse lyorsou.
Song, "The Crystal Choraw-Boy's
Chorus
hesitation Two Little Stockings
Company OF Girls
Reading from the Birds Christmas
Carol-Mrs Angie Warwick
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o o o o o o o 90 o o % o o
MANILA NEWS
@ ooo o 90 o oo

0 o o 0 o q o q q o o 0 Q
The Manila Mutual Improvement
Associations will give a holiday dance
next Tuesday evening in the school
house. The general public is cor
daily invited. Tickets will be csc
Miss Edlcc Warwick, who has been
teaching IN the Branch Agricultural
College In Cedar City, is home for the
holidays.
The Lehi banner. [volume] (Lehi, Utah) 1891-1917, 1914-12-26

removing all the weeds by giving II a
thorough narrowing with spike tooth
harrow. This | did on May and re-
heated It on May IL, and on May ~
rsed the hand cultvator drawn by one
horse. giving them a thorough Guilt
walton with this implement, after
which / cultivated them once with the
hand hoe, cleaning out all the weeds.
Up to June Is the plants had grown
rapidly. and gave strong, vigorous
appearance. Soon after this date Trey
began to blossom, and on June 20
gave them the first application OF ir-
rigation water; irrigating them on
July 5, and again on July 20. me
crop was matured with but three ap-
plications of water.
Cultivation Is Completed
"After the second irrigation the
vines were so tall that ! could not
work in them without destroying
them. The operations practically
ceased from this time until the tubers
were ripe and ready =. digging. J
sent selected fifty pounds to TIE
state Fair, which was held in SAT-
Lake City, for which received honor
abe mention by the judges. lOn Octo-
her 10 and 10 ! harvested, the crop
and the potatoes were weighed and
sold right from the field. | found
from careful checking of the welshts
that my half acre had produced 3bO
bushels of marketable potatoes the
equivalent of 720 bushels per acre.
The following table will give the Item
zed cost Of production with the he'
The Lehi banner. [volume] (Lehi, Utah) 1891-1917, 1914-12-26
Court Notes

An action has been filed in the
Dourth district court by Utah county
against Isaac Boley ct. al, and against
Mary Ann Boley to condemn land
near American Fork owned by defen-
The Lehi banner. [volume] (Lehi, Utah) 1891-1917, 1914-12-26
Wagstafi Gets Judgement

Amos Wagstaff was this week, In
the District Court, granted judge
ment Of foreclosure against Charles
Hanks ct. al, for S2,O9440, $16O at
torney fees and costs of court.
The Lehi banner. [volume] (Lehi, Utah) 1891-1917, 1914-12-26
OPENING DATES FOR COURT

This week judge Morgan set the
following dates for opening court In
Utah county for 1915.
Monday, January 4; Monday, April
5. Tuesday. July G; Monday, October
A
The Lehi banner. [volume] (Lehi, Utah) 1891-1917, 1914-12-26
Panama. California Exposition

At San Diego, California, opens Jan
lary l. 1915. Special Excursion tic
kets on sale at all Salt Lake Route
stations in Utah, December 10, 20.
q, 22 and goth. See nearest agent
for particulars, or write A. G.. p. A.
Salt Lake Route, Salt Lake City. Sat.
The Lehi banner. [volume] (Lehi, Utah) 1891-1917, 1914-12-26

Send the Review for one year to an
absent friend for Christmas present.
Ihey VIII certainly appreciate Il each
N''". Pct
The Lehi banner. [volume] (Lehi, Utah) 1891-1917, 1914-12-26

dants for county road purposes.
Lawrence Briggs VS. Charles ID.
Charlier, dismissed for lack OF prose-
cution.
The Lehi banner. [volume] (Lehi, Utah) 1891-1917, 1914-12-26

The Review wants your Job print.
ing Messrs Business Man, Profession.
al Man and Every Day Citizen. 2S-1t
The Lehi banner. [volume] (Lehi, Utah) 1891-1917, 1914-12-26

This experiment was conducted on
a half acre of ground and so to show
that potato culture is worth S2S25l
an acre I'm this portion of the state
The Socialist and labor star. [volume] (Huntington, W. Va.) 1911-1915, 1914-04-03
CASTING IN.

The United States Express COM
pany has ceased operations and will
realize upon its assest. 1t could not
compete with the parcel post.
The express monopoly has never
had any reason for existence kept
ing to enable the manipulators Of the
railways to fleece the public on the
one hand and the railroad Sharehold-
crs on the other hand.
The tinancicrs who for the past 30
years have manipulated American
railways have been highwaymen and
nothing else. Where Jesse james
stole a few thousand dollars, they
have stolen hundreds Of millions.
One of the easiest ways to get rich
was found in organizing sepcratc
companies 10 milk" the business Of
the parent company.
At one time railway companies,
such as the Northern Pacific ard he
Wisconsin Central, did not even nHn
their own rolling stock. The mcr IN
control organized companies t. lease
Ioc lmU1iyes and cars to them 1T hI%h
rcnta's. they formed town ~ COM
panies. They bought supr;;cs from
themselves. They robbed right ana
left. Mining was too small for them
TO steal and nothing was 900 large
for them &c carry of.
The express company "" one Of
the means by which the railway mani
pulators NtIe able to fill th"': poch-
cts without making material invest
mcnt or lnt curing risk.
As long as we have private owner
ship Of railways there will be need
for an express service separate and
apart from the parcel post. But it Is
service which the railway co'ADan-
les should perform. They could do i
a great deal more chcapIy than il hI%
been done by the express r&nies,
or could be done by them. md their
separate and duplicate organizations.
milwaukee, Leader.
The Socialist and labor star. [volume] (Huntington, W. Va.) 1911-1915, 1914-04-03

owner OF the arena. and the pro.
moter Of the tight, pleaded with Glen
don 10 go OH with the fight.
When lie refused the referee de-
rlared that he would award the fight
in forfeit TO Canaan II Glendon did
not fight.
You can't do it," the latter ret0rted.
I'll sue you in all the courts If YOU
Try that on. and IN not promise you
that you'll survive this crowd II you
cheat it out Of the fight. Besides. Pm
going to fight But before ! do I'm so
Ing to finish MY speech"
"But it's against The rules" protest
Cd the referee.
Its nothing Of the sort. There's
not word in the rules against ring
side speeches. Every big fighter here
,oni"ht has made speech"
Only few words" shouted the pro-
moter in Glendon's ear. But you're
giving lecture
There's nothing in the rules against
lectures" Glendon answered. And
now you fellows get out OF the ring,
or III throw yOu out"
The promoter. apopleCtic and S,rug-
CLING. WAS dropped over the ropes b.
his coat collar.
He WAS large man, but SO easily
had Glendon done it with one hand
that the audience went wild with de
light
The cries for 4" speech Increased in
volume. Stubcner aud the owner beat
4 wise retreat. Glendon held up his
hands to be beard, whereup0n those
that shouted for the fight rehouhted
their efforts.
Two or three tiers Of seats crashed
down. and numbers who had thus lost
their places added 10 the turmoil by
making concerted rush TO squeeze in
on the still intact seats. while those
behind. blocked from sight of the ring
yelled aud raved for them to sit down
Glendou walked to the ropes and
spoke to the police captain. He was
compelled TO bend over and shout in
bis ear.
II don't give this speech he said,
this crowd will wreck the place. II
they break loose YOU can never hold
chem. You know that Now, you've
got 10 help. You keep the ring clear
and I'll silence the crowd"
He went back to the center OF the
ring and again held up his hands.
Won want that speech;" lie shouted
in a tremendous voice
Hundreds near the ring heard him
and cried Yes"
Then LET every man who wants to
hear shut mp the noisemaker next to
him.
The advice was taken, so that when
he repeated it bis voice penetrated
farther. Again and again be shouted
The Socialist and labor star. [volume] (Huntington, W. Va.) 1911-1915, 1914-04-03

trout. rnat MS whrl ramrc,l on
these rocks. di1n't dream that srHc
day Ill ne back with y"u-IOU""
And be It champion al; III" ;;n=.
too" she Suc~r>trd
Nc: dilu', think about That at
all. Dad had always told Gir WIS -"
ing 10 he, and took It Tor granted.
i"N >''' ,. '',. "''> ''''f '>'' ''' "''S =
,. 49,.
''i.3 ,,
,."" w.
u h"1'"- ''> - "''NF''l''>S ,'"'" me '''''
inith lie ieH't'' IL i'' t"'' '""
ABOUT the contract W!tA >tu"eii"f' IN"
pug III thar ciHUS'. ''""t rF'"Nehi'csS'
The crSt Crooked tnih- my manager
a'H was ~ break thr Contract.
ARR yet E"n axe @"l'- I" "&h' 'i'S
Tom CN'la'u!- j. II ""fi" "''''r;
He looked 1T her ln"NsE
Don't you want ~" 10:
Dear lover wint W. t. i" Wt'at-
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,6SGroT for - COLD 6vo minutes,


cheered for solid Eve miDutes
The ring was now cleared. Glendon
sat in his corner surrounded by MS
seconds. As usual Stuhener was at MS
back.
Canaan WIS introduced first ana
after he had scraped and ducked his
head he was compelled to respond 70
the cries for Il speech. He stammerea
and halted. but managed 70 grind QUIZ
several ideas.
I'm proud to be here tonight" ne
said, and found space to capture an
other thought while the applause was
laundering I've fought square. I've
fought square all my life. Nobody can
deny that. And I'm going t" do my
best tonight"
There We're loud cries OF Inats
right. Tom" We know that" Good
boy. Tom YOU'RE the hoy TO fetch
the bacon homer
The Socialist and labor star. [volume] (Huntington, W. Va.) 1911-1915, 1914-04-03

If you want to be informed about
conditions as they're ally are in our
country today read the Socialist
papers.
The Socialist and labor star. [volume] (Huntington, W. Va.) 1911-1915, 1914-04-03


81 From him likewise Il speech
81 was demanded. though for
principals to give speeches was
an unprecedented thing in the prize
ring. Billy Morgan held up his hand
for silence, and in clear, powerful!
voice Glendon began.
Everybody has told you they were
proud t. be here tonight, he SAID. I
am not"
Tie audience WIS startled. and he
paused long enough to let ii sink home.
Il am not proud of my company.
You wanted II s!,rerh. III give you
real one This is my last fight. Alter
tonight leave the ring for good.
Why: have already told you. |
don't like my company. The prize
ring is 81 crooked that no man cngag
ed in it can hide behind corkScrew.
1t Is rotten Ia the core. from the niue
professional clubs right NJ 10 this AZ
fair tonight
The low rumtrIe Of aStoni$hmcht that
had been rising ut this point burst into
q roar. There were loud hooS and
Kisses. aud many began crying: Go
an with The light I'VE want the
fight" "N'hy don't you llght:'
Glendon, waiting. noted that the
principal diSturherS near the ring vera
promoters and managers and fighters.
l., ,.,;,, ala H., ..t,.iyn tn mako himself
The Socialist and labor star. [volume] (Huntington, W. Va.) 1911-1915, 1914-04-03
CHAPTER XII.

saMg HEN came C,lendOns turn.
I'll From him likewise Il speech
81 was demanded, though for
nrinciDalS TO give SDceCheS WAS
The Socialist and labor star. [volume] (Huntington, W. Va.) 1911-1915, 1914-04-03
MOTHER JONES GREETS tHt~
WITH RETORT

Chase is Il brute. He is owmcd f".
and soul by Colorado coal operate.
is their hired vassal, he'll slash
womcn's cars, and tear down peace:
citizens tent homes.
He is the most cgotisticaI Ma#
ever met. And after cighty,"o r."
of study, am 4 pretty good judy"
umIn nature.
Mother Jones, angel Of tn" ..
camps, met General "Czar' O."
Gistator OF Colorado, Monday mo-
ing al the Union station in D"n''
Mother Jones had never seen CAa
before. Chase was in civilians "r'
Colonel W. 4. Davis Introduce! 3
pair. Mother Jones did not cat" :!
name.
rs this the baggage man ?" 5ia'
CT Jones asked Davis in AN a-.
Chase overheard the query.
Madam, | am Brigadirr-Gc@r.
Chase said the soldier. drawing ol'
self up to his full height. His ~.
was pailid.
ooh. yes. You are the man "
fell from his horse in Trinidad. IT,
YOU ordered a wOman's ear cut OIL "
cause she laughed at you, remafH'
Mother Jones.
But. Madam, my horS" VA UNI,
and"
Save your explanations" IN"
ruptcd Mother Jones, "and tel! ne.
you can, why you tore down strlE"
miners tents at Forbes and left r..
wives and babies in sno"stro
without shelter"
Let ME tell you, madam, I'm
supreme command" stormed Chase.
And | have supreme contempt u
YOU. General Chase"
The Socialist and labor star. [volume] (Huntington, W. Va.) 1911-1915, 1914-04-03

pay for 1t. and when your seats don't
break down you get robbed OF them
by the stewards.
tits good game, too. II it were
only square. The lighters would be
square If they. had a chance. but the
CONTINUED next week.
The Socialist and labor star. [volume] (Huntington, W. Va.) 1911-1915, 1914-04-03

1t is not war, but intervention. the
capitalists want in Mexico; and they
generally get what they ask for. War
would mean destruction to Big Biz;
intervention means protection. see?
The Socialist and labor star. [volume] (Huntington, W. Va.) 1911-1915, 1914-04-03

Helen Keller, the blind and deaf
girl, has been lecturing on Socialism
in California. She has message
that is attracting attention and her
audiences have large everywhere.
The Socialist and labor star. [volume] (Huntington, W. Va.) 1911-1915, 1914-04-03

she said
He looked ut her and debated.
I'D like to have yuu. Rut it's sure
to be rough time. There is no tell
ing what may HAPPEN when start my
program Emf I'll come straight n
Won rs soon rs it's over. And II NIL
be the last appearance of Young Glen
don in the ring--in any ring.
"Rnt. dear. you've never made
sp"erh in your life she objected.
You luicht fail.
He shook his head positively.
I'm Irish" he unn"unccd. AUD
what freshman was there who cnliuh
speak,
He paused to laugh mcr?iiy.
"Subcner thinks I'm crazy. Says
man can't train on matilin";i\. \ io'
he knows about mHtrimuliy, ar me- nf
Won, or anything except real estate
and fixed lights But III show hlm
that night, and poor Tom TOO. Really
feel sorry Tor Tom.
My d,.ur abySmAi brute = gong 10
behave most aby$ualiy and irulaiiF.
fear" she murmnr"d.
u,lorrhad
I'm going "a make Il noble attempt
AZ II. Positively my last appearance,
yuu know. And then 1t will I'r YOU
YOU. But If YOU don want t''"' 'aS'
aupcarance say the word.
vi course """' H. 17
III an
want my hi2 N"h '"' 4!''''@
be h'n'Se!9 lie must ''e ''''''S'' :, 49,
want THIS N"''t II .'' 80" >''
hiFSeli Zoo ~"fl''' ,a,,.
|" =" on Tue Sl"Sr W ~ '"'
OF me ""''" l"'' 49,,
tie HnN"'''' -
EMMY:
Then III 81! =" H''''''' '',, '",
you are you III" H'">' Nv ',"''' ', -.
20 Whatever W" " '''''
rAuSe F"" are you
Ana were '"ln " >l"' r"''
erS, she Sa!a when "'> "'
relaxed.
ISL great Hr -
lie S'oo" up 'ile'S''''" ."' >''''
MS V' "'' 49,,
over tie "4E ""''''s '''''' '''''>'' '
sHFficu' PutPiS '"nT
we've GOT u Si''i '''' 'l'''" sun.
"uett' -" '"'''.
eS''''
WHO ~ all IN" sports present "'''
ever forget the h'c"'"r""'e i's"' It. '"e
Golden Gate arena When young nieh-
don put Tom Canaan 10 steep ""o al
even greater one tH"n I"n' N""l'''u.
kept the great audience on the rasse"
edge " riot for an hour calsed the
subsequent graft investigation OF Tue
supervisors anu Tue indictments VI Tue
contractors ana the ou'''iils col''in's,
S.onerS anu pte'i! Sche'"''! "'s'" l'e"
tile whole il@''t game
1t WaS complete SURPRISE ->os
even St!bener hau the SIlSu'eSt "P-
preheuSion ~ WHAT was c"'allls. II
was trn" that LIS ulHh '"'l been III
Sno"Folhatr AFTER the Nat f""e's III
Hut III! that was over.
Young par had done the expected
SWahoWeu TIE lhe'lla"le cI""NeHhes'
OF the r!Hg ana come hAcN mo Il
again.
'rha Golden Gate arena was new.
This was ifs nrsr frht and II was the
biggest building OF the kind san Fran
,isro nod .v.r ararrad !, seated Oh
unn or1 oror, cant. ,,.oo ,ccrr;oa
Snor,. Ind ,r.roIo1 Fran, al ovar tho
,,.o,.,,, l.. ,.,.-,,.,,,+ .,,,1 .hoc h,a r,;d
s-n ,or .hn,r ,;,,,,s;1. SAINTS Tho
~ -, $780,, IT,, ..,s
The Socialist and labor star. [volume] (Huntington, W. Va.) 1911-1915, 1914-04-03

Under capitalism the workers have
TO "divide up" until they do not have
e nough left to feed and clothe them
rslves. Under Socialism there will
be no "dividing up"
The Socialist and labor star. [volume] (Huntington, W. Va.) 1911-1915, 1914-04-03

We do not ask you TO believe VIM
We say about Socialism; we ONLY a.
yon TO investigate it for yourself.
Look out! The government .-
about to confiscate the business OF t"'
United States EXPIRES Company. Ire
trick is to be turned by active opera
ton of the parcel post.
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1907-1917, 1914-07-09

Savannah, Ga, June Is, 1914.
Rev. Johnny F. Noll,
Editor Our Sunday Visitor"
Huntingdon, Indiana
Dear Wireless Daddy Noll:
''Will somebody ask The Sunday
Visitor about this?" is the caption
of the enclosed article by the Hon.
Thomas e. Watson, in the Jefferso-
MAN for June 4, 1914, anent your
claim that the thing called "EIoly
Roman Catholic Church preserved
the Bible, etc.
On the opposite side of the en-
closed sheet Of the issue OF The JEFF
fefsonian is an article headed
Here's where Father Noll reads the
Bible to us, and explains it, in the
matter of bachelor priests
Now Daddy Noll YOU have our side
Of the dope, SO let's hear you howl
some more. I am firmly Of the opin-
ion that your little sheet, Cur Sun
day Visitor" is doing more to en-
tighten the Professionals, and nom
Catholics than any other agency.
You always howl liar, ETC., at The
Menace and Mr.. Watson, ct al, but
you never have proved anybody a
liar but yourself I might mention
in passing that the issue which you
and other holy wifeiess Daddy
frauds are forcing will be settled in
fine style when the steam breaks
just like it was in Italy, France, Por-
tugal, etc. You brag that the mem
bership Of your Church" nearly
equals that Of the Protestants, but
such claim is false, for you people
count Infants, and dead ones as
members. But even if you did equal
the Protestants in numbers, don't
you forget that there are millions of
men, not allied with any church that
hate your organization, and will put
it down at the proper time.
Another thing; your confessionals
are pits Of vice and crime How do
I know this? BY personal expert
ence. l married fine young lady
several years ago, a member of your
organization. A few months after
we were married my wife came to me
and Informed me as to the vile ques-
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1907-1917, 1914-07-09
'1EzE eDEFFERGONEAN

this regeneration that the cores
pondent asserts that even "non-Cath-
olics have remarked, the whole face
OF the country is changed" Great is
Allah! This Alabama missionary
finds nothing human" about these
5ackwoods people, save the eye
that window Of the soul, although he
admits the children-of whom there
are plenty, are extremely happy,
winning, beautiful, fascinating.
characteristics surely intensely hui
man, characteristics indeed that
spring from Natures God, and not
from tradition nor fabricated DEL
ties. to say naught of his further dis
covery of IAN astonishing hospitali-
fy'' which indeed is the source of
that kindness and generosity that
uniquely belongs to the Southern
people Of this great country. 1t is
proper here to congratulate. you for
the untiring efforts you are always
~nanifesting in behalf Of these poor
mountain people, and to express the
aope that your work will eventually
22srn in the same direction Of the
united effort Of the Church, the State
aud the philanthropist for the up!iff55
and the betterment Of these moun-
tain hosts Of Americans.
Wishing you long life, increased
mental vigor, if such thing can be
hoped for, and finally an everlasting
abiding place in the memory Of a
grateful people, I am with you for
the triumph Of democratic govern
ment and everlasting separation of
Church and State.
Tex j. w, FOSTER.