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La ragione. [volume] (Philadelphia, Pa.) 1917-????, 1917-07-24

II signOr Gennaro Tito ManliO, che
era Grande Tesoriere, senza tesorO,
del. PENDENT, disgustatO degli at
Ii inconsulti del Grande Pederasta,
vice cancelliere di una derubata segre-
terra comunale. Ia scorsa settimana
Hcenzio ALA stampa la seguente lette-
IA che non ha bisognO di commenti:
LETTERA APERTA Al SIG. DOME
NICO D'AGUANNO
Grande Venerable den'Or. Ind. F. DI.
sIGNORE,
Con la presente mi pregio comuni-
carvi alcune information le quail, per
uuanto son sicuro non faranno motto
piacere a vol, saranno apprese, pero,
con giubilo dai veri italiani di Phila-
delphia, e potranno giovare ALA buo-
ma causa per la quale tanti lavorano
cen intelletto di amore.
Vol la coorte che vi fla dogma CO.
roma. avete creduto di compiere un bel
gesto e di far dispiacere a qualcuno,
.hedendo che 10 ritornassi Ia "fascia'
di "Gran" Tesoriere delrOrdine Indi-
pente FigG dItalia.
Il gesto, tutt'altro che belIo, e sem
plicemente ridicolo. Avete creduto de-
capitare me di una carica che non {
mai esistita Sc non neIla vanita o i'm
beciIlaggine di scimiottj che voglionc
copiare lie grand cose mel tentative
81 coprono di ridicolo di scherno
Grande Tesoriere. f di che
Nella vostra somma dabbenaggine
avete anchc assaporata Ia gioia di dar-
mi una lezione. Poveri di spirito! Vol
dovreste pur vedere che mi avete libe.
ratio da una carica che mi dava la RI
dtcola apparenza che dal vostro Or
dine i grand uffciaH derivano che
mi avete risparmiato il fastidio di di.
mettermi.
Vol sapete che non no mai avuta Ia
sciocca ambizione di Grande Tesorie
re (sic). Ho sopportato Pimposiziont
per rispetto deferenza a qualche a
mico. Sc avessi avuto velleita, sare
intervenuto allie sedute del Grandt
Concilio. Sc avessi avuto eIleita, sare
intervenuto a qualche inauguration
di loggia. La mia non celata indifferer
"a, mostrava eloquentemente che il
ero semplicemente rassegnato a sop
portare una croce che qualcuno, pc
propri motivi, mi aveva messo sull,
spalle. Ed in questi ultimi tempt j,
sentivo imperioso il dovere di levarm
la croce, e clio, come diceva un altr,
ex independence. per rispetto a M
stesso. Qualche vostro AMIGO conosce
mio pensiero in riguardo sa come
quanto mi sia cooperate per la fusio
ne del due Ordini.
Grande Tesoriere? E di che? Dov
era dove il tesoro? II tesoro il
mio possesso, per 13 mesi, state d
$3.50, che vi ritOrno in check f qual
erano le ME funzionL2 QuelIe di u
presta nome. mentre altli spilla ma
neggia il denaro di queli che non san
no. Grazie, dunque, Grande pu
Grande Signore. Vol mi avete reso u
segualato favore e perci6 desidero ch
miei ringraziamenti comunichiate q
vostri colleghi di Concilio. Essi son
tlrti Graudi
Intanto mi affretto a darvi un'altr
norizia che son certo non vi fara pia
cere. La mia Signora ed un mio
gHuoletto come sapete, fanno part
di queIla realmente grande famiglis
grande per numero per idealiti
POrdine Figli d'Itala. 10 paltro f
gIuolo, trattenuto in mezzo a mott dis
sidenti, vi porgiamo le dimissioni
compiamo una piu bella unione c
cuori di anime iscrivendo Pinter
La ragione. [volume] (Philadelphia, Pa.) 1917-????, 1917-07-24
Appropriation di succession
dri di pOveri Orfani
ISPETTORI CARCERARI (
ST DIRIGERANNO AID A
VOCATI PER LA PU-
LIZA COMPLETA DELI
TASCHE
SPECIALIST NEI BROGL
REAL ESTATE, NELL.
SOTTRAZIONE AL PESO
CARBONE

Agenzia di frOde negli e
di State per quei giovanni an
di diventare avvOcati.
Per maggiOri Information
rigetevi al padre di colui
state messO all'indice dalla
te Supreme.
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La ragione. [volume] (Philadelphia, Pa.) 1917-????, 1917-07-24
Al nOStri amiCi G frateIIi IettOri

QUESTO GIORNALE f. FATTO DA VOSTRI A1IICL DA
VOSTRI FRATELLI CHE VIVONO CON IL LAVORO QUOTI-
DIANO. Sc VOLETE PERCIO CHE LA RAGIONE" CONTINUE
A PUBBLICARSI, E VOSTRO DOVERE DI CONTRIBUIRE
MANTENERLA IN VITA. MOI SIANIO BENE CORAZZATI r
NON LA SMETTERENIO Sc NON AVRENIO RICACCIATI MEL
LA MEIAA IL SICARIO. DEL RESTO SONO GIA MOTT Sc
GNI DI DEBOLEZZA, DI ISOLANENTO E LA CLOACA IN Sc
GNO DEL PROGRESSO FATTO HA DINIINUITO IL NUMERO
DI PAGINE. AVANTI, DUNQUE; MOI ASPETTIAMO LA VO-
STRA SOIIDARIETA.
La ragione. [volume] (Philadelphia, Pa.) 1917-????, 1917-07-24
CiO' che 81 dice
Cio' che 81 ia

81 dice in coIonia che in un altro
numero della cloaca il degenerate ri
pudiera Sc stesso e fara un'altra con
fessione di fede. Egh dira:
Mel numerO scOrsO, sempre pari a
me stessO, mentre avevo dichiaratO in
un stellOncino a capo dele due prime
colonne che non ero cOntrO Figli d'lta
liza. mel corpO del giornale Ii no poi CHA
matt disertori, mi sono rallegratO del
Charter da essi non ottenuto ed no
pubblicatO che tire lOgge (che non ap-
partengOnO alrOrdine regOlare) Sc ne
son passate agIi Indipendenti. Mel
momento in cui scrivevo ero un alcOo-
lizzato; quando numi tutelari mi ri
prenderamno sotto la loro proteziOne
difender0 rOrdine ed attacchero suoi
dirigenti.
Lettori, perdonatemi; Sc non sono
una canaglia, sono bensi una carogna
putrida.
La ragione. [volume] (Philadelphia, Pa.) 1917-????, 1917-07-24
PHILA., 16 LUGLIO 1917.
CARO- DON GENNARO,

LIE ME PIU' Semitic CONGRA-
PER LA LETTERA A
PERTA AL GRANDE VENERABI-
LIE.
OSSEQUIO LA SUA SIGNORA,
SALUTE LEI ED | RAGAZZI.
capitanO RAFFAELE DE LUCA
Ex Supreme Oratore delPOrdine Indi
pendente, collocato a riposO per man
canza di gambe ma non di cervello.
Tutti ingrati scOnOscenti questO
monde! Piu vOlte il Sig. Tito Manlio
ha rifOcillato il ladrO di francObOlli e
gil state prOdigO anche di denarO
mai ritornato. Oggi il ladro 10 ha COM
pensato concedendo ospitalita ad un
communicate che yorrebbe suOnare Of
fesa contro il suo benefattore.
All, canaglia; lutte uguali.
A.P.
La ragione. [volume] (Philadelphia, Pa.) 1917-????, 1917-07-24

Ogni qualvolta esce la Ragione il
DR.. Curiangiolo, col viso pallido e
con le mani in tasca, 81 aggira intor-
no ALA barberia di Antonino Viglione.
sAlcuni che Phanno visto hanno dubi-
tato che il Dr. Curiangolo volesse ia
re 10 spavaldo. MOI pero che 10 sap
piano essere solamente capace di spa
rare una buona bottiglia di sciampa-
gna, abbiamo ragione di credere che
egIi voglia avvicinarsi a Viglione e
parlargl. f c'e bisogno di prendere
un atteggiamento cost pagliaccesco
per far clio? I'm bigliettino d'invito b
l'appuntamento sara tenuto.
La ragione. [volume] (Philadelphia, Pa.) 1917-????, 1917-07-24

Il Cav. c, C. A. Bald sconsigliava
una donna di Manayunk ad entrare
alIOrdine FigH d'Italia perche, lie di-
ceva, esso non ha il Charter d'Incor-
porazione. AlParia aperta Cav. Baldi
ii daremo la lezione che ii merit. Non
essere sempre vighacco.
La ragione. [volume] (Philadelphia, Pa.) 1917-????, 1917-07-24

La sera del sabato che usci Pultimo
numero de La Ragione qualcuno 81 re
co da Mr.. Davis ed offrt fino a $500
per una copia del nostro giomale.
Clio signifca che questo foglio fu-
stigatore e ricercatissimo.
La ragione. [volume] (Philadelphia, Pa.) 1917-????, 1917-07-24

II II corrente, ale ore 1880 di mat
tina, quando il sole incominciaVa a
far sentire j suoi raggi cocenti, davan-
ii ad una stalla funebre l'accalappia-
cani era per mettere il collare ad un
cane avvelenato che era per addenta-
re pantaloni di Costantino Costanti-
MI
ALE grida di Costantini la folla che
gremiva le vicinanze riconobbe che in
vece del cane, era il CavaIiere d'indu-
stria Uffciale al quale avevano dato
di volta lie cervella.
La ragione. [volume] (Philadelphia, Pa.) 1917-????, 1917-07-24

Per ratto cOraggiOsO compute, mol
ii connazionali, specialmente degli In
dipendenti, del quail pOtremmo pub
blicare numerose lcttere, 81 sonO con-
gratulati con il Signor Tito ManliO.
Ne pubblichiamo intantO una So
la, di una persona insOspetta, che e
stata la piu alta autOrita delPOrdine
independence. LO facciamO pero ma
lincuOre, sicuri come siamo che Vi
gliacchi cercherannO di yendicarsi an
che delPautore di essa. Ed ven
dicarsi, ne siamO certi, sara anche il
Cavaliere d'industria Ufficiale, senza
che il degenerate in questa occasione,
81 cOmmuOva, come in un'altra circO-
stanza, e dica che il vendicatOre e de-
gnO DEL BERRETTO A RICHIE E
DELLA CATENA AL PIEDE.
La lettera del Capitano De Luca e
suOna cOsi:
La ragione. [volume] (Philadelphia, Pa.) 1917-????, 1917-07-24

vrebbe frequentato ne sedute ne attire
funzioni.
A questa discussions era presente
anche l'attuale Grande Segretario Ar
chivista degli INDEPENDENT, Sig. Clio
vanni Calcavecchia.
II DR.. Giovanni Ricciardi sosten-
ne a spada tratta tanto il D'Aguanno
che il Tito Manlio ed aggiunse che,
volente nolente, costui sarebbe do
vlto essere il Grande Tesoriere, poiche
POrdine aveva bisogno di fondi nes-
sumo meglio del Tito Manlio sarebbe
state in grado di sopperire, all'occasio-
ne, ALA deficienza ALA mancanza de-
gil stessi.
Falsa dunque lasserzione degli In
dipendenti che Gennaro Tito Manlio
rappresentasse, mel seno del loro Or
dine, uno di quei fantocci di paglia
che 81 mettono sulle bighe di grano,
giacche egli era state assunto ALA ca
rica perche avesse sborsato de-
suo quante volte Sc ne fosse presen-
tato il bisogno, ed il case della type
writer informi.
Dal che risulta che il Signor Tito
Manio state da qualcuno non scre.
ziato, ma saccheggiato, 10 E state uni,
camente dagli Independent.
Philadelphia, Pa, July 18th, 1917
Raffaele Settanni
Mariana Sinatra
AristOdemO PalladinO
FilippO BOnaccorsi."
La ragione. [volume] (Philadelphia, Pa.) 1917-????, 1917-07-24

In una fiesta cattolica avuta luogo
ad Hammonton, N. j., nostri cugini
sono andati in processione con-
candcle in mano.
Fra essi vi era anche il Supreme
Deputato, protestante a Manayunk,
cattolco a Christian St., e Massone.
BOrdine independents, crediamo moi,
Sc ha gil stessi principi nostri, am
mette mel suo seno tutti gil italiani,
qualsiasi sia il loro credo politico la
fede religiosa. Ed allora come 81 spie-
gano lie manifestation collective reli-
giose? Non 81 insulta cosi il senti-
mento religioso di soci votati ad altra
fede?
La ragione. [volume] (Philadelphia, Pa.) 1917-????, 1917-07-24

andata a fare lie scuse per suo marito.
Neanche il rispetto per la donna,
Vittozzi di Viterbo!
M.sA
I'm certo Giorgieri o Giorgessi, me-
dlco per virtu di un veechio AMIGO d..
famiglia, scrive alPOpinione che la
loggia...-. Pendente esiste ancora. E
va bene. Sc lie logge possono esistere
con 7 soci, lasciate pure che esista la
vostra Loggia.
###
II fabbricante di Pignatte, spaccia-
tore di carte false, il vedovo della mo-
glie vivente marito dele due
sorelle. ha detto che vale 100 volte piu
un tizio che un caio. f va bene, guam
do e lui a dare simili giudizii nessuno
81 dispacera.
#z#
Gil INDEPENDENT 81 sono provvisti di
bottom come quelli delPOrdine rego-
Iare. Sc hanno tutto copiato, deve o.
ra farci Impressions il fatto del bot
toni?
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1917-10-05
.CrabbOttOm

The fat cattle are being shipped
out of Highland this week. -
There was a very large crowd at
tended the sale of M. A. Colaw's
Thursday, there were counted a
automobiles, besides wagons anc
buggies. Property brought soaring
prices. The day was an idea
one.
Mrs. Davv Colaw has an apple
of the York variety that grew in
1916, which she thinks will keep
another year.
Dick Crummett, left Monday
with Alvin Moody with a variety
of stock, fruits and grain to be ex-
hibited at the Staunton Fair. Miss
Hazel Colaw accompanied them as
far as James Moods and will also
attend the fair.
Mrs. Ada Hammer beats Mr..
Cunningham in raising big onions,
she raised one from the seed OF the
silver shell that measured IA inches
and weighed one pound.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. T. Winner
motored to Durbin Saturday TAX
ing with them Phil Hill, who has
cen in Grant Co.
Mrs. Emma Winner and Mrs
Bessie Colaw were very sick this
week.
Walter and A. D. Mullenax and
wife, Miss Esta Mullenax and Mrs
Ella Arbogast motored to Franklin
Sunday.
Mrs. Emma Nielsen has very
sore foot from poison, which is
swoolen and gives her much pain
Samuel Ralston is doing some
painting and roofing for Walter
Mullenax.
Mrs. Emma J. Warner, of Dry
Run, was seriously hurt last week
by a pet sheep butting her down
W. D. Keyser made a business
trip to Harrisonburg last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wardel Wilfong
have moved to their new home
near A. P. Arbogast's.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hammer and little
girl Judith, are in our vicinity visit
| ing Luther Hammers and Cyrus
Colaw's.
Mr.. and Mrs. A P. Arbogast
spent Sunday at Durbin with thell
daughter. Mrs. Joseph koyle,
their daughter Miss Ockie, who
spent several weeks here, returned
home with them
Aunt Mary
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1917-10-05
Miscellaneous Shower

Mrs. Robert Sterrett charmingly
entertained number of friends on
Saturday afternoon from two tc
five o'clock in honor of the bride. tc
be, Miss Elizabeth Dudley, of
Hightown.
The house was prettily decorated
in beautiful autumn leaves.
After the guests had assembled,
a large Japanese casket, which had
been attached to the chandelier
was shown to Miss Dudley and a
step-ladder was near on which she
climbed to reach it. This basket
contained shower of lovely and
useful gifts.
Delicious ice cream and cake was
served.
On Wednesday, October 3rd,
Miss Dudley will wed Mr.. Holmes
Stephenson of Meadow Dale.
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1917-10-05
4 prstty Autumn Wedding

On the morning of October the
third, TMeadow Brook" the lovely
home of Mr.. and Mrs. George D,
Dudley near Hightown was the
scene Of a beautiful autumn we'd
ding, when their daughter, Eliza
beth Ell ndren became the bride CT
Mr.. Holmes Stephenson, son of the
late 0. "A. Stephenson of Meadow
Dale.
The house was tastefully decorat.
ed with the beautifully tint.
ed Maple leaves, that nature
alone can paint when October comes
in the blue grass valleys and noun
tain slopes of Highland.
The marriage service was perform
cd under a bell hung from an arch
of maple branches by the brides
pastor, Rev. N. A. Parker using
the ring ceremony.
The bridal party entered the
room to the strains of Mendelssohn' s
March rendered by Mrs. W. R.
Stephenson and "rhine Own" was
played softly during the ceremony.
The bride wore a blue tailored
suit with black hat and gloves and
carried brides roses. The brides
sister, Miss Virginia Dudley as maid
OF honor wore white crepe be chene
and carried pink roses. Misses
Martha Dudley and Irene Hevener
sister and cousin of the bride as
brides maids wore pink crepe de
chene and carried white roses.
The groom was attended by his
brother, Mr.. Roscoe B. Stephenson
of Covington as best man. Messrs
George W. Dudley and Richard W
Hevener brother and cousin of the
bride were the ribbon bearers.
Punch was served by Misses
Mary Hevener and Virginia East.
When the brides cake was cut Miss
Martha Dudley got the dime, Miss
Hattie Stephenson the Garning
needle and Richard Hevener the
ring.
Among the guests were Mr.. and
Mrs. Chas. A. Brock of Indiana,
Mr.. R. B. Stephenson of Covington
Mr.. R. E, Layman, and Mr.. and
Mrs. w. q. East of Churchville
and Mr.. and Mrs. Uriah Hevener
and Mrs. Laths of Boyer, W Va.
The presents were numerous and
handsome consisting of cut glass,
silver etc attesting the popularity of
the bride. Mr.. and Mrs. Stephen
son left Immediately after the mar
riage for trip to tile northern
cities.
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1917-10-05
Public Sale of
Personal Property
October II, 1917.

/ will sell publicly at my resi-
dence near Monterey, the following
property belonging to the estate OF
T. J. Rexrod de. Seven cows, IL
calves, s yearling steers, 7 spayed
yealling heifer, Z open yearling
helfers, % ewes, l buck, l mare,
l weanling colt, 1 2-year old helfer,
7 shoates, 5 pure bred Hampshire
eve lambs, S.horse power thresh-
ing machine, l coal oil engine, g.
horse power, l wood saw and engine
combined, l buckwheat mill, Nc
Cormic binder, grader, l dray
wagon, l blackboard set work
harness, hay rack, l pair spreaders,
l hay fork, l corn planter for one
horse, cultivator, 2 harrows, l
lime sDreader, land roller, | block
and tackle, road scraper, shovels,
picks and other tools, IS bushels
oats, 25 bushels buckwheat, 5O
bushels corn and a lot of fodder,
and ten stacks Of hay, 300 cords OF
wood.
Sale will begin at ten o'clock.
Terms: Purchases amounting
to FIVE dollars cash, and those over
that amount on a credit of six
months. with interest, for which
notes with approved security vii
| be tasen.
Mary Eta Rexrode, Adm'x
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1917-10-05
MeKerldras

Ambrose Rexrode has purchased
a fine new Studebaker.
Miss Eliza Woodell has gone te
huntsville tc spend a week or two
with her brothers, Marion and
Burton Wooddell.
Mrs. Uriah Halterman, of Staun.
ton, visited her sisters, Mrs.
Margaret Pufinberger and Mary
Ralston, last week.
Dock, Leach, of Lexington,
ILL.,. spent a few days here with his
mother, Mrs. Roxie Leach. He
left Monday for a training camp.
Mr.. and Mrs. David N, Mackey
announce the arrival of daughter,
Myrtle Althea Mackey.
Miss Mabel Siron is spending
some time at Churchville.
Mrs. Seig Bradshaw and five
children are spending several weeks
with relatives here. They expect
to make their future home in
Pennsylvania.
M. J. Cupp had a fine yearling
colt to get fastened in wire fence
and break fore leg.
Miss Wreathie Armstrong left
Monday for Mcdowell where she
will attend High school. Eddie
Armstrong is attending school in
Staunton and Claude Malcom is
again at Bridgewater College.
Troy Putin berger is on bust
ness trip to Augusta Go.
Rev Huske will preack at Bethle-
hem Sunday night the 7th.
Miss Phebe Armstrong, of Pen
dleton, spent last week with Misses
Lucy and Mary Armstrong.
Miss Mary Miller, of Bridgewat-
er, is teaching at Lynn Rock.
Mrs. Hannah Siron is spending
a few days with her daughter,
Mrs. Harmon Wilson, at Doe Hill.
Miss Lenore Pullin is visiting
her grandmother, Mrs. Mary
Margaret Wooddell, this week.
Mrs. Joseph NJ. Siron spent the
weekend in Mcdowell.
Merry Nat
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1917-10-05
Trlmble

There was a big frost Monday
night freezing some vegetation
the thermometer registering %.
Hop Griffin an aged citizen dice
at his home on Dixon's Hill Mon
day at 8 p. m. He was one OF the
oldest men in our community be-
ing 81 years, 6 months and day
old. He leaves to mourn his loss g
wife, 6 children, grandchildren and
great grandchildren, he was laid to
rest in the family burning ground
beside his first wife who proceeded
him to the, grave a number OF
years ago. Burial services were con-
Quoted by his pastor, Ed. A. A.
Miller.
The palI-bearers we're Messrs;
Amos Einer, Thomas Folks, Peter
Gutshall, Mustoe Corbett, Julius
Gardner, and Luther Gutshall.
Our Sunday School closed at
Wesley Chapel Sunday for this
year, but hope to begin our school
in April again.
, Mr.. and Mrs, Geo. Lamb spent
a while Sunday with Jacob Boyer
ages.
Glenn Armstrong and Roy Dick
son, who are attending school In
Monterey spent the latter part of
the week at their homes.
Mrs. Sam Dever, who had been
away for treatment is now at her
home on Jackson's River and we
learn she is getting along nicely.
Little Miss Margaret Armstrong
who got right badly hurt a few
days ago, we learn is not doing
well. .
We hear there are more of our
young men that will have to leave
Camp Lee before long.
Mrs. Hannah Gwin, who has
been with her granddaughter, Mrs.
Hollie Gutshall, for some time
spent couple Of days with W. W.
Terry's and Harvey Waggy's.
John Gutshall spent Saturday
night with his cousin, Fred Corbett
who is one of the boys who will
have to leave for training N Peters
burg in few days.
We. have no teacher for the
Woods Terry School yet, hope we
shall have one pretty soon.
Mrs. Hollie Gutshall and three
children attended the box supper
at Bolar Saturday.
Miss Rosa Warner has returned
to G. A. Dickson's where she has
been staying for some time.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jesse Griffin, of
Deerfeld, attended the burial of
the formers father, Hop Griffin,
Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. R. M. Trimble,
of Monterey, spent Sunday with
the latter,s sister, Mrs. H. e.
Terry.
Jacob Gutshall spent Saturday
night and Sunday with relatives on
River.
HiaWatha
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1917-10-05
Notice to Readers
Of The Staunton
Daily Leader

The attention of all Highland
friends of the LEADER is called
to the fact that a special represeta-
tive from the office, Thos. F.
Ogilvie, will be in Highland during
the week or ten days following
October 9Th. The LEADER
reaches nearly all parts of High
land the same day of publication,
and is the most satisfactory and
economical newspaper for the
Highlander. 1t has the worlds
greatest news service-that of the
Associated Press. H. F. SIaven,
Monterey. is the Leaders Highland
correspondent. and he gives fire.
ouent news reports of all county
items. The price is only $3.50 a
scarcely more than Zoe a
month for live wide-awake news
paper delivered to you six days a
week. A. S. Morton, the Leader
circulation manager, will be un-
able to visit Highland this fall, be
cause of press of duties at home,
Mr.. Ogilvie will be prepared to &C
cept all orders for new subscriptions
and also all renewals which are
payable. The LEADER hopes to
secure 200 new subscribers in
Highland this fall. YOU make up
your mind to subscribe, and join
the several hundred satisfied read
ers of the LEADER in Highland.
adv
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1917-10-05

Mr.. Marion S. Huske of Fayette
Vile, N. G, gave very interesting
and instructive talk Sunday night
at the Presbyterian church. His
subject was Foreign Missions.
Mr. Huske comes to US under the
direction of the foreign mission
committee of the Lexington Pres
bytery and is very able speaker.
He has been the guest Of Rev.
and Mrs. n. A. Parker at the
"Manse" while in Monterey.
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1917-10-05

D. C. Graham is making up a
literary fund to be used for supply
ing the Highland Soldier Boys with
magazines, papers etc. The gov
eminent has a special low postage
rate for sending magazines to SOL
diers. After you are through read
ing your magazines send them to
the boys. If you care to add@sany-
thing to the above fund Mr.. Ora
ham will take pleasure attending to
same.
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1917-10-05
Stop, Read and Think.
Are YOU a Rheumatic?

Are you Rheumatic?
Do you know that you are eating
things every day that is wrecking your
nervous system and poisoning every
vital organ in your body? Are your
muscles sore and stiff? Are you lame
and stiff in your back and joints? Are
you having all kinds of neuralgia
pains? Do you get up as tired in the
morning as when you went to bed?.
If so, you should not neglect to get
MACRo-SAL Rheumatism Remedy al
one and get rid of these serious symp-
toms. With each bottle there is a
special diet list for all rheumatic peo-
pie, which is worth many hundreds OF
dollars to your. MACRO-SAL is guar
anteed to give results. If no benefit
received from the medicine after direc-
tons are strictly followed your money
will be cheerfully refunded.
Ask your dealer for Macro-Sal,
S1.00 postpaid. Dealers supplied by
S. B. Wallace & Co., Marlinton, W.
Va.
For sale by Highland Mercantile
Co., Monterey, Va. adv
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1917-10-05
Farmers Institute

The Farmers Institute will meet
at Franklin, W. Va. Friday and
Saturday October II tn and 18th.
1t will be the biggest event held
in the county. Good Instructors
and the director of the Agricultural
Department, Prof. Titlow will be
there. A special invitation is ex,
tended to all Highlanders to attend