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New-York tribune., 1920-09-29

DUPLEX HOUSE. now being remodeled
One side rented $50. Price. $4,000; easy
payments; 90 miles out Long Island
New-York tribune., 1920-09-29
REAL EsTATE-sALE Or RENT
Long Island

TWO GEMS-10 and rooms. strictly mod
ern. all Improvements; excellent loca-
tions: large plots. fne shade fruits. grapes,
decorations, extremely attractive sacrifice
for quick sale: terms. w. II. Holman.
or 29S
New-York tribune., 1920-09-29
TARRYTOWN

s-room Cottage, open ArepIac.. m,
water heat. gas, electricity; restricted
neighborhood; fne shade trees: plot S0xIoo
Street. Ntenaro
New-York tribune., 1920-09-29

CHESTER H!LL--Best location: 0 rooma
sxo. o~sns ,ar.s hot sovn water heat built years
5000: must be sold pesaeas,on au
lsz1' Cooley Realty Co. ri v sloo. -
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-06-04
STROMOVf NAPOMAHA
CHUDE PUDE.
B. f. l.. l. S.

Stromovi je nezbytnym pro
/ udu, nehodicf Sc pro rolnictvi.
Strane, neurodna puda, kane
nita Gem, nc0bytej ne nerovna,
bystrinami prorvana a pax "a
1oStle plochy - to vSeckO, jak
Sc oznamuie E. +. l.. |. S. dava
pTilezitost k usp6Sn6mu pesto-
vani stromovi. Opatrna pro-
hlidka prdmerne fanny objeVi
prekvapuiici poGet mist podob
neho druhu, kter6 mohou byti
yyuzitkovany. Neni-li ma Mich
stromovf, osazeni jich pravymi
druhy platne zvySi cenu pozem
ku.
Jiste druhy stromu, jako To-
Gust a akaty, vytvofi re spat-
ne pudy dobrou a sice pro-
mazd'ujici dusk uzllckach
korinku die zpravy lesnicke
no odboru zem6delskeho de-
rartmentu. Pudu tvorlci slla
stromovi ma svazich jest fax
tenn ktere by zadny farmai
nem6l lprehlednouti. Srazna
puda 20 zbavenl il stromu s
Ivelkym vydanim, byvSi vzdeia
vana po n6kolik roku, stane
sc rozorazd6nou a okolnl pu-
da pokryta Jest tluste plskem.
Nejiistejsi a nejlacineisl spu-
sob chraneni svahu, jest je-
iich zalesneni.
Male rozbrazdeni necha sc
zastavit huste nasaZenym ro-
stim. Velik6 trhliny nechaii sc
Is uspechem Zatarasit jen osa-
zenim cele, Vodou rOzbrazden6
plochy, podporovane roStim o.
sazenyjni hrazemi.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-06-04

skych klub1 zabezpeci uz nasi
vec dokonale, nebot' spojene-
ctvl must znamenati intensiv-
III praci, bez ktere nelze Sc ma
dfti ami nejmensiho uspechu.
Doufame, re zahy utvofime
jiz snemovni vetsinu a ia doji-
sta yypracuje 81 nejdi.Ive fadny
program. Neni ami myslitelno,
re by dnes mohla nova koalice
byti ponechana bez propraco-
vaneho programu. Nez ten sam
by ieste nestacil. Bude nutno,
ably program ten byl opravdu
take plnen, a to predpoklada
Ease radnou DISCIPLINE. Nesmi-
me byti nikdy svedky trapnych
Ivyievu, ably prave pri projednA
yani otazek nejdulezitejs jsich
projevovaly Sc ceske strany ia
ko tabor neukazneny. Cost ta-
lovcho move sn6movn6 posko
dilo by mas pred celym svetem
zpusobem nevylicitelnym.
"Venkov".
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-06-04
CHRANTE LESNATOU
PUDU.
BELLS.

lie mlady poorest V ie8e Jest
necO, Gehoz Sc tfeba ZbaVit, le
pfevladajlcim ale chybnym
nazorem, jak lesnicti odborni-
eli pii departmental Zemedel-
stvi udavali We ZpraVe, Zasla-
ne ma B. f. l.. |. S. d les ne
muze So dlouho udrzet beZ OBJ
novovani. Ably Sc ziskalo sem
a tam zdibec zelone travy 2 ia
IA, kratkoZraka praktika na
sta mistech pravidclne vypalu-
ie lesy. Nasledek toho pax Jest
zniceni tisicu mladych stron-
XII. potrebnych k doplnoVanl
lesa V budoucnost a zaroven
jest to poskozenim drivi ma
prode nehlede k tomu, &c ta-
kov6 vypalovani znici mnoho
bohate rostlinne mrvy.
Dobytek a prasata tvrden
lese a prasata samy Y lese smr-
kovem no udrzuji pred zaru-
stanim. Skoda zpusobena hmy-
zem necha Sc snizit tim, kdyz
sc nakazene stromy vysekaji Y
prave nocni dob6, ably Sc naka-
"a Z Mich nemohla sifiti dale
Dobytek znici listi, ktere udr-
zuje stromy pii vzrustu dlou.
hych suchych obdobich. Use
cky velke mezery, nimiz pri'
chazi do lesa sv6tlo. mali bytI
yysazeny mladymi stromky
Dobre udrzovany les ma travS
mi'0 nebo zadnou. 70 10 v$a X
dodava dosti stinu, ktary chra
nj pudu pred vysychanim a u,
drzuje stromy pri yzrustu.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-06-04

Jak JSme llH Sdellli, foZno-
dli sc poslanci a senato@i ttyl
nesoclalistickych stran meme
Cklch, zaloziti svaz. NemeCt.
narodni socialiat6, LtefI byi po
lada tGchto kiubu pIltomni,pro
hlasili, re cht-jl jiti spoIocne
cstatnilai stranami, ovsem IA
ii5tych podminek - tax re te-
dy pet stran n6meckych bude
tvoriti obou sn6moVnach na3e
no Narodniho shromazd6ni spo
leGn6 tGles0. Ma natlak nen. ma
rodnich socialu usneseno pax,
4e bude Sc vyjednaVati mem
social. demokraty 0 to, ably ke
slazu onomu pristouplli. Pusob
most sYazu ma Sc omeZoVatl len
ia otazky povahy narodni; ne
lnocti agr1rnici vyhradili 81 ma
Irostou Volnost v zalezitostech'
hospodarskych, mar. soclaloVe
pax ucinili 81 ieSt6 daleko znac
lejSi vJhrady ohledn6 postupu
otazkach sQcialnich.
Svaz tedy nemecky Jest u5ta
ven. Nesmime 81 VSak myslili,
2e Jest my8lcnkoVe jednQtny a
programov3 naprosto zceleny.
Iako u mas, tax i mezi Nemcl
isou ruzna nazirani ma hlaVnl
politicke 5ocialni problemy,
ba neni tam AM iednotneho ma
hledu tom, jake stanoVlsko
zauilmati k naSi republice. Me-
ktere strany isou pro TO, ably
Ndmci smiriG Sc iednou pro
vzdy tim, re jsou pfitlenenl k
naSi republice, a 5 faktem TIM
aby take vazr6 poCltal!; Vse-
cky odstredive snahy byly by
Nemcum ma skodu, kdyby ne
ufihHzelo se az k u3tanoVenlm
mirovyn a ncsoudilo Sc o situa-
ci 5 hlediska sVetoVah0, musep
prece sami zdeiSi N6mci uzna-
ii, re dnesni dobQ meh by sc
vSude hul nez Y Geske repubil-
ce; niCeho by v6ru nezlSkali pri
pojenim k Nemecku mnoho
fy ztratili, hdyby dostall Sc k
statu rakousk6mu.
TAX tedy soudi ledna east ne
meckych stran.
Druha cast jest vsak iineho
nllneni. Zjie stale ie8te Y sta
rIch tradicich, sni q Velikem
Nemecku, ma zachVaty impeTl-
slistick6 politiky. Tato east hla
81 zasadni odpor nasi repubh-
&c a rada By zde Vytvorlla IA
kysi druh irredentE. IA sNul
hlavni dkoi pokl&da, podryVat
2aklad nasi republiily a tomo-
to usili chce dati nepohryteho
vyrazu We snemovnach sou
stavnym provad6rim kraini O.
posice p-oti v5omu, @im BY Sc
molly pomary nascho st4tu u
staliti.
A pax jsou zde jeste nom.
socialni demokratc, nehz
zfeime isou diva proudly: jcden
kladc otazky prolotariatu ma
prvni misto q ncml valn6 chnt'
spojovatj osud svui s osudcm
TAX IN. obcan4kfch strau ne
meckgch; druhy ysak m@ "a
Larveni nacionaIistickc hlcdl
uailti eestu asron I Iakemusl
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-06-04
NEMCI V NASf REPUBLICE.

nlOdu ViVendl S 0Statnlml taDo-
y nemeckymi.
Bylo by chybou VSak oddava
Sc optinistick6 nadejl, re ruz
lost tachto nahledu projevi sc
IA venek j&kousi brzkou roz-
i.istanoSti, naopak musime mi
ia to, ze iako kazda minori-
a, TAX minorita nGmecka Wy
tIiha sc Vseho, co by sv6dcilo
) ieii vnitini siabosti re ma
opak vynasnazi Sc, aby V "a
3adnich otazkach politickych a
narodnich emilia DOZEN disclp-
,inovaneho celku.
Mlmo to remecky svaz Vytkl
j jeste jeden dlol, to dostl
povazlivy; pripoutati k sobe
mad d'arske ziVly a pracoVatl
soucasne k tomu, ably nasel ce-
stu dorozum6ni ke vsem frak-
elm a jednotlivcum, ktefi mail
iiste cnoutky odlucovacl a sill
hail proto "a hranice.
Tot jsou sama fakta, ktera
must nit ma zreteli kazdy sve
domity cesky politik.
Ackoliv zdalo by Sc, re ma
me ia co Giniti nepratelskym
taborem neivybojn6isiho razu,
Inutno vyckati vyvinu dalslch
pomeru a noukvapovati Sc. Pra
v6 proto, &c Y n6meckem svazu
hudou strany, ktere nevidi
ones spasu lidu n4meckeho Y
iakychsi zahraniGnich dobro-
}rdzstVich, rrav6 proto ie moz
70, re Svaz omen nezabredne
do bazin velkonGmeckych w
stfedn lsti, do nichz by jej radi
zavlekli n6mectl politikove a
EelebitelG pfedValecnych me-
thod.
Ne tot Starosti N6mcu, iak
81 zaIidl sVoii politihu V Narod.
shrcmazdCni. Abychom n6jaky
MI l.riismy yykladaH jim, re
chcome byti k nim spravedlivi
. ~ nezadame nd nich mic jine
hQ, nfz ably konali sVou povin-
most ku statu iako radni ieho
QbtanG - pokladame "a zby-
tecno.
Nemci v6ru v6di sami dobre,
%e my $ mimi nic zleho nezamy-
slime, ale ze take nedame 81
nic cd nich libiti, co by poSko-
2oValo nasi republiku. Jsou me
ri .ieiich poslanci piece muzo-
vt pis lis poliiiekv zkuSeni. nez
ably bylo treba ciniti Jim tepr-
ve dlouht yyklady 0 tom, jak
mali 81 vest; IA pud6 parla-
r1cntni -
SpiSe musimc nyni obratiti
2retel sami k sob6. Zejmena
ra$o poselstvo musi 81 nyni rad
re ujaspit q uyedomit. jaka
brace .ie tcka Y novdm parla-
mentu. kde nebudou liz ony j.
dylicke pomery, Jake tam Via
dly AZ do nedavna. - Ted te-
prvc mas ceka opravdova zkou
ska statnikova. A ted Sc take
ukazc, zda opravdu zvoleni by
! do obou sn5moven tax duSev-
10 'rvzbr0icri muznHf, ktafi by
Woh!l Gclit nalezitc i ncjtuzSi
r6mocke oposici. Nastati vtrl,
Jen fici, ze spojeni vsech &C.
, 1920-01-05
ST. GRCIX STATION.

ST. GRCIX STATION. .
Ottawa, December 30th. II the people
of Canada want a certain large quantity
of yellow sugar which is available for
use in the Dominion, they will have to
speak for it, according to a notice which,
it is understood, is to be sent by the Ca
madam Trade Commission through vari-
Gus channels. There is 3 large quantity
Of yellow sugar available in Canada, but
at the present time there appears to be
no takers. and this sugar is not being
ordered from ~refiners and wholesale deal
ers, in whose hands it is lying. However
people outside of Canada are anxious to
nave mis- sugar exported to them, but
the Canadian Trade Commission will not
sanction its export, if the people at home
will use yellow sugar and tthus help out
the supply of granulated sugar.
Paris, Dec. 30th.-The Senate today
unanimously voted the Governments
, 1920-01-05
u. S. NAVY PRESS NEWS.
January 2, 1920.

CHICAGO: Two hundred alleged Reds
members of seventy Radical organiza-
tions, today were in jail as the result of
New Year raid, awaiting action. State
and Federal officers and radinG parties
sought other suspects.
WASHINGTON: The taking of the
fourteenth census began today with
eighty-fve Thousand lei umerators employ
ed. Every home in the country will be
visited in effort to count population Of
country which is expected to ae from
one hundred and seven million to one
hundred and twelve million.
CHICAGO: Two hundred prisoners
in the county Jail were forced to witness
hanging'of convicted murderer this morn
ing. Hardened criminals were placed in
cells which surrounded the square in
which the scatfold had been erected.
, 1920-01-05
AID $40 N.

D~readnought on that day, so that the
game should have taken place.
Just here | would like to inform Mr..
Lover Of Football, that even a few
members of the ~Dreadnought have been
sensible and honest enough as to ac-
knowledge that the game was not a fair
one. and also to l9t him know that the
Dreadnought have not defeated the
''Christiansted Athletic Association" as
it was a little Jess than half Of the mem
oers that played. They only we're vic
torious IN the game played or New
Years Day. Another thing | would like
to impress upon his mind, that whenev +
we 90 10 play against anv Club, we play
for pleasure, and not TO make q boast of
it, or for Name and Fame.
We can very we'll practice and amuse
ourselves otherwise and do without play
ing matches. | am not anxious to have
any arguments, but a story must have
two sides. and both sides must be eX-
planned.
Thanking you for space
| remain yours truly,
SIDE LA MOTTA.
Captain, ChrjStj0nSi8d "Ab-
Letjc A~SS0cjUtjOU'.
, 1920-01-05
Christiansted. St. Crcix,
V. L y. S A.
5th Jan. 1920.
Mr.. Editor:

Mr.. Editor
[ noticed in the St. Croix Avis dated,
Bird Jan. 1920, an article headed, Dread
nought Wins, Athletic Defeated" sign
ed by "A Lover Of Football.
Now Sir, allow me TO inform Mr.. Lover
of Football that on the 18th December
1919, l received a challenge from the
D~readnought Football Club to play a re-
turn match on the lst Jan. 1920 [
agreed, and it was advertised and so far
settled. But on New Years Day about
1870, | was informed by 6 If the best
playing members that they were I'M
able to play the afternoon; not that they
were afraid, for | am quite sure thlt the
eleven playing members are capable of
handling the ~preadnought. | don't say
we can give them a thrashing, but | am
sure that they cannot give i to US. After
| was informed by the members that
they were unable to play, and in order
that the spectators 81 Guild not have been
disappointed, l then had to go and get 6
inexperienced men, aad men who have
never played in a match before and who
tumbled we'll against the Boys Of the
, 1920-01-05

Jailer hopes to use this as means 10
check crime. r
CHARLESTON: The Sea Plane N.
C.. 4 left here this morning for Rocka-
way Beach from where after dismant-
ling, the noted flying crafU will be ship
ped to Washington and paced in the
Smithsonian Institute.
NEW YORK: Admiral JeilicCe Of the Brit
ish Admir1lty visited the New York Stock
Exchange today as the guest of Charles
VI. SchWah The visitors were greeted
with cheers from the brokers and clerks.
WASHINGTON: Lieutenant New
man flying the Looming Kitten on Deem
Der t~Wenty-first lostcontrol at an altitude
Of over fifteen hundred feet and crashed.
His injuries are not serious but the plane
was a complete wreck. inc ause OF the
accident has not been determined.
LONDON: A pudding sent to a British
prisoner Of war travelled tWO thousand
miles and was returned to his wife JUST
the day before he came home from demo
bilizatiOn. 1t was sent 20 MIN while he
was inst he hands Of the Germans at RutEe-
ben in September nineteen eighteen,
HONOLULU: A wide spread revolt
against the Jap nese is Imminent in
Korea according 20 the Iokio c%Orrespon-
dent O. a Honolulu newspaper. The Jap
anese Chief OF Police Of Seoul declares
that Christian Missionaries are behind
the new uprising.
MOBILE; The schooner Jean L. Som
mervilIe of Boston anchored IN the Mobile
River today after an eventful trip from
Las Palmas. Tha ship arrived in com
mand OF the wife OF the skipper who died
at sea. She had nursed her husband and
1T the same time assumed charge as nav
igator.
WASHINGTON: Ore hundred and
ninety seven cases of Pennsylvania and
Kentucky bottled in bond Whiskey were
seized by the local police and revenue
agents IN a building on Camp Leach re-
serVatiOn last night.
, 1920-01-05

Ii d. Ill. yesterday Win pl' 1uOIIlao
mails and passengers.
The Virginia has now arrived in Fred
eriksted with mails from the States
which may be looked for in this town by
noon. When inquiry was made this
morning the schooner was discharging
cargo and expected to sail ina few hours.
The Creole will sail again for St. Thomas
about midday today taking mail.
Readers are reminded of THE Brass
Bullet which will be continued at the
theatre this evening. AS before stated
this is a serial of high standing and no.
body will regret patronizing it.
Schooner "Marjie Turner arrived here
yesterday with cargo of lumber and
cement for Mr.. j. Alexander.
, 1920-01-05

The schooner Creole arrived here at
II a. M. yesterday with st. Thomas
mails and passengers.
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1920-03-26
UNIVERSITY OF VIRGINIA
NEWS LETTER

Charlottesville, Va, March 22,The
Hoover Club of the University of Vlr-
ginia, which was organized in jan
uary, 1920, and which is believed to
be the first such club in the United
States, has Just recently mailed out
letters to all the colleges and univer-
sites in the country, requesting them
to organize clubs to support the nom
,ination of Herbert Hoover for Pres
ident by the Democratic Party.
Although the primary purpose of
tho local organization is to bring Mr..
LIoo,-o-.,.. .----. ..-->ar ~ Iti0 iICIIIVI q =
ic Party, many Of the members of the
. Club would support him regardless
OF MS pc:ty affiliations. Many coll
eyes throughout the country have al
ready responded to the request of the
Hoover Club at Virginia and new
clubs are being organized from time
to time. TX
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1920-03-26
Executors Sale Of Valuable

'.- Mineral Spring and Land
As executor of Elizabeth M. S.
Brown, decd, and pursuant to the
provisions of the will Of the tesla
trix, shall, on the premises, one and
one-fourth miles north of Bolar,
Bath County, Virginia, on
Thursday, the 3rd day Of June 1920,
at / p. m. offer for sale at public auc-
ton, that valuable mineral spring,
known as "Burnesia Bolar Springs, ,"
and 2.25 acres of land connected
IIherewith.
:, This section of land and valuable
mineral spring is q part of the home
tract of which the testatriX died
seized and possessed, and is situated
lin the lower end of the Big Valley
near Bath and Highland county line,
in Highland county, Virginia.
This is very remarkable mineral
spring and possesses many healing
qualities.
Mr.. J. H. Burns, of Bolar, Virginia,
who was for several years the pro-
nyietor. has in his possession now
testimonials from various persons,
who were cured of skin dieases, and
stomach and liver troubles during
the period of time, he had the man
agement Of this spring. In addition
to these actual tests and cures of this
wonderful water, Mr. Burns has OBJ
to ined qualitative analysis of this
water, which was made by the late
DR.. J. w. Mallett, professor of analy-
tical chemistry at the University of
Virginia, which almost demonstrates
the affect this water can have on the
human system. The temperature is
10 degrees Far~and never varies, no
matter what condition of weather
prevails.
Any person desiring copy of the
can secure same by applying
to Mr.. Burns or the undersigned.
TERMS: This property will be.
sold for cash.
BOYD STEPHENSON, Executor
Of E. NJ. S. Brown, decd
Monterey. Va.
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1920-03-26
Killed
the Cat but
Saved the
World
By J. R. HAMILTON
Former Advertising Manager of Wanamakes, Philadelphia

One the little jokes have in stock about
the curiosity of women and cats.
We smile ndugenty at wives and sisters and mothers
We wag finger at them and tell them in ponderous
humor "Look OUT my DEAR Curiosity killed the cat" And
do not to realize that if it weren't for curiosity
this twentieth century, would still be living like pigs and dying
like flies.
Here of the things curiosity has done:
Archmedes prying up stone with stick curious at
the with which he moved great weight He discovered the
the lever which has made possible of the mechanical
wonders of the present day.
Calico curious about the rising of the and the
ent the stars discovered that the world not fat
Newton curious about the apple that fell Watt about
the cover his mothers teaee Harvey about blood
Paseur about the elements of blood Howe about the ted
stitching and mendng of patient And down
the endless list of famous names.
And yet laugh the curious mothers of such curious
men,
Curiosity? Why man ought to be ashamed to wag his
finger at hemost idle curiosity in the world
You people who are reading this paper now are simply curious
You women who turn to your advertising to find out where to 90
before you begin your shopping would probably spend many times
more money than you had to if you were not curious.
Don't waste moments thought the banter Of men, Read
your ADVERTISING satisfy your curiosity the merchandise that
appeals you Do not hesitate because the of adver
tiser is new. Let your curiosity have it's fullest play
Tt is time we laid this curiosity joke to rest
Heaven help the son of the woman who isn't curious
gCopyrightedl
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1920-03-26
sMeKENDREE

Mrs. George w. Michael of Sanger
vile is spending several weeks with
her daughter Mrs. Sam Michael.
Mrs. j. M. Siron is spending the
week in Mcdowell with her son and
daughter who are attending school
there
Miss Leila Bodkin Of Headwater'
is visiting her grandparents Mr.. and
Mrs. G. w. Bodkin. Mr. Bodkin has
almost entirely recovered from par
tial stroke of paralysis he suffered
several weeks ago. He celebrated his
|85th birthday on the 18th inst.
]. w. WooddeIl went to the valley
last week to bring his cattle homo.
Sidney C. Siron is a patient at
Kings Daughters hospital, Staunton,
having hod his tonsils removed
Abel C. Armstrong he's purchased
the Chew ranch advertised in the Re-
corder short time ago.
Felix H. Ralston and wife will soon
begin housekeeping on Jas. Michaels
mountain farm.
David Mackey and family have NOV
ed back to A. H. Armstrong; near
Lynn Rock.
John Simmons of. Headwaters,
spent the week end with his mother
Mrs. Sallie Simmons on top of Bull
pasture.
Eli Michael Of Sangerville spent
part of last week with relatives in
this section.
Miss Mildred Siron expects to go
this week to visit her sister, Mrs Roy
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1920-03-26
RESOLUTIONS

The Woman's Missionary Society of
the Monterey Presbyterian Church
with the deepest regret is called upon
to record the passing away of one of
their faithful and useful members,
Mrs. R. Lee Gum, and have adopted
the following resolutions.
Whereas our Heavenly Father ever
wise and loving has removed from
among us our fellow worker in his
vineyard here below, be it resolved;
First; That though we can not I'M
derstand why she who was so much
needed in the home and her church
work was called away we submit to
the will of Him who makes no-mis-
takes.
Second; That while we shall miss
exceedingly her alwaps CHEEKY greet
Ing and willingness to do her part in
every good work we know that it is
now far better with her than the
iislily lOli3 eillO "SSiI VI puySl-
cal suffering through which she pass
ed with the greatest of courage and
patience before the end came.
Third; That we commend her f.
deity and loving care to her family,
friends, her church, the ministers
who always found "a welcome in her
home and "the stranger within her
door"
Fourth; That we extend our very
deepest sympathy to the bereaved
family, her husband, the daughters
and sons and in their great sorrow
point them TO Him who is always
ready to comfort and bless.
Fifth; That as token of our re-
Spect these resolutions be spread up
on our minutes, copy sent to the
family and a copy published in the
Highland Recorder.
Mrs. M. X. FLEISHER
Mrs. J. w. BOYER
Mrs. H. B. WOOD.