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El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-05-16
Ell CONDE ILYA TOLSTOY, LOS
.ACUSA DE ESTAR CONFABU-
LADOS PARA EXPLOTAR A
RUSSIA, CINICAAIENTE.
PREDICE OTRA GUERRA COLO
SAL, EN- QUE Los ALIADOS
RESULpARAN YENCIDOS.

Baltimore. Maryland, mayo B.
Cualquier prestamo que los GObiernOs
aliGdos hicieran al GobiernO soviet.
ninguna ayuda prestarfa al pobre
pueblo russo, sino que solamente irfa a
prolongar slls sufrimientos &gonfa.
que han llegadO va al grado miXimO
en- la indescriptible situaci0n por que
atrayicsa el misterioso pffs dc las
cstepas. Asf la dcclaradO el Conde
Ilya Tolsaoy, hijo del famnso cscritor
mucrto en- Yasnaya polianG, ante una
asam5lca compuesta de los miembros
del Club Propagador de la Russia del
Prescnte.
Ell Conde Tolstoy aclls0 {, los Ala
slos de estar inducidos p0r un senti-
miento despreciable. al citar para In
Conferences de Geneva, ailsdiendo que
6lles tendfan cfnicamente explotar
| a Russia para su propio beneficiO so
lGmente v i'll fin reducirla la triste
condicidn de una colonia europea
una segunda India, aumentada v CO
rregSia.
En- sus pulltos de vista sobre' la ST.
| tuaoi0n actual eli Russia, el Condo
Tolstoy Sc mostr0 entertainments Opti-
mista, su vision recorri0 los .dmplios
horiZontes del futuro cercano que la
aguarda. declarando que la pasiva re-
sistencia del pueblo ruso ante el te-
rrorismo boluheyique, ha sido el enc
migo mas tenebroso que el soviet tie
ne suspendido de su cuello; porque,
no hay a-excIam0-que ell regi-
men actual de OPPRESSION Y matalizs. IL
granel. tiene que dcsaparecer, mejor
dlcho, esta. desaparseienloyya, sys so
bre susi eseonalifos hasIslef aillacisi*e ell
estallecin1iept;o de ,i,ilf gepaibiieat YER
taderalllente ,tt,Ipvcfatiea, saae e la
salvador;,.s espei2 Gza saef pueblo mos
covita. '"s-.e.as.,s.'s'
AEurepa- -hcccsit;t tie ttusia, ir;is DIT
de To- que Russia neceslta uee Europa
y la est;bilizaridn econ0micaado todo
ela Niejo, Continepteo pdfpendenI ,deol Ia
rehpbilitael3n de r. Rulsia',irdijo el qra-
dor.
LoiEtll 1Ell G9bisHn9s seyiet ha ido q .Gf-
npve son 81 tpleA prop0tiFoq de- solir
cilar I'M prfStamO dc olOsuAliados.o'f
sictste tedhsfguieiSn las huestts fa-
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-05-16
economics

Aprovechando el remanso temporal
de la politica las correntes de la OPT
Mon Sc dirigcn ahora hacia los asun-
tos de instruction publica, que son de
| inportancia suprema, hacia los de la
| liberacion economical, que es tambien
asunto capital EN- las actuales circuns
tancias.
Nos parece observar que Sc dedica
Ell este punto la mayor atencion hacia
ell aspecto financiero, que no es, en- ver-
dad, ell mas importante del problema
economico aunque sea EN- este momen-
to el mas agudo.
| La crisis monetaria hiere ahora con
mas viveza Ia atencion de nuestras ella.
ses sociales directoras, por 10 mismo
que Sc aproxi1na ell termino del ejerci-
clio annual de 1921 a %, y hay grandcs
ehciencias financieras para cubrir los
gastos' regulares del proximo. ''.'
Pero en- estos casos de 'urgencia, mas
que la alteration POGO nieditada del
| a. fftrt.
sistema tributario, nos parece preferi-
BILE recurrir, prudentemente, al credito
ptblico, segun 10 viersn hacietido va
valrias corp poraciones mtinicipales Las
crisis (ya- 10 dice su propio nolnbre'
son pasajee1raas, = y con ccalrnapy adeeuado
estudiio Sc puede rehasde3rF hs3F ptironto eiFpais
do c,,c co,,ceci,enc;ac - -'S"''t" .#!@tH-i'
Pero hay otro factor mas permanent
tie Y de mayor importancia para la IL
beracion economical de los pueblos que
cl puramente fnanciero y accidental, y
les ell social higienico. Ell productor
permanente de la riqueza de un pue-
bio es el ser humane, Y a ese convene
mantenerlo Ell las mejores condolences
de production. La salud del obrero es
factor principalisimo para la produc-
cion progresvia. Tn pueblo anemico
debilitado sera siempre causa de mi
seria privada publica.
Los medicos que pusieron en- condi-
clones de trabajo Y production maxi
ma a los mllares de campesinos inva-
didos por la uncinariasis, q. les impe
dia realizar mas del 70 por ciento dc
su labor eficicnte habitual, hicieron
mas en- favor de la situacion economi-
ca del pals, que 81 hubieran puesto un
million de dollars en- instantanea car
culacion.
La sanidad la hygiene son, pues,
factoreS de alta importancia para la
production permanente de TN pals. Ell
que redujese a la mitad siquiera el te-
rrible tribute que imponen hoy nues-
tro pals la tuberculosis. las fiebres pa
lidicas, ell paludismo permanente que
dcprime nuestros campesinos. la fila
ria otras causas mas reconditaS he
reditarias de la generacion presente,
haria al pals el mas alto servicio eco
nomico social que puede imaginarse
estableceria un jalon inapreciable en-
la rehabilitation fisica y social de nues-
tro pueblo.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-05-16
FL hyo de Leon, I olstoy di~
ce que los aliados son
unOS tCntOS

melicas dc Lenine. solamente scrvi-
ria ese. dincro para mantcner I'M item
po mas SUI regimen de tiranfa, para
ultimar las vidas de los millones de
rusos que detestan del gobierno bel
chcvique Y de sus hOmbrcs.
~ el muhdo la tenido In culpa de
10 que pasa. No es Europa solamcn
te. Los resultados de esa preston
que Sc hs. eiercido sobre los ruscs.
crcyend0los todos bolcheviques, ha
trafdO como -consecuencia la cstabili-
dad del regimen de Lenne. \ csa
cstal,ilidad peligrosa, hi. trafdo IL su
ycz la alianza que ACADIA de filmlr
.Alcmtnia con Russia, porquc Alcmania
tambien Sc ha vis.o sitiadn acorra-
la Il, hcrida cll su amor iwopio, Y
para su prop.a dcfensa. para eScapar
de la mucrtc civil que Sc lc querfa
someter. busc0 el concursc dc Su ami
ga en- In desgraci,. aunquc en- cl
fondo AlcmGnia Y Russia no So D. cdaa
Scf. IenelnOS va pucS. una IA itll:t
poderosa, a despecho tie les Ai.ados.
que sc tir-nG ell Rapallo. so6!e la pro
pia tierr;. de Italia. que tdn ;ccrha ha
sida para RusiG. Y para su al:ada dc
antaiic. Alemania. ;Esto mrc,e irr:-
sOrio. yerdad? Y 81 que es una burla
sGngrienta. Ante el mismo paaciO
de Genoya,, donde ST reunfan los Po-
deres para .eXterminar Russia y Ale
mania, para darles el tire yt.r graeia
cuando l0s reveces de- Ia .suertc las
facosaba. +AlemaniS Y, Russia sc citan
Sc reunen Sc dan la m;lno. Y tfl'mail
un tratado peligrOs0. para Europa y
para el mundo. que mucho nan dc
sentir los Aliados los crrorcs cOmei-
dos Ell su pOlftica de pervcrsidad Y
ambiciOnes. una vez que este tr,,tad0
Sc consOlide.
"Yc creO. .yo me atreyerfa apostar
aquf, que Alcmania muy pronto sc hl
de aventurGr en- Otra guerra. Y que
guerra mas terrible va ser esta.
Esa 'afia4iz;t firma5a por Berlin V Mos
cou, no hay duda que cs una amenaza
mhy seria., tan seria Due en- ella es:
triba ei ip6rvchfr dt mIItliaS nacidnrs,
eli lin futitt6 ccrcano.'j 10. ''F@4'" 80.
rsT
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-05-16
UNA OMISSION

En- Ia rescna que publicamos aver
dc la fiesta de Las Madres" llcvada
{, cfecto en- el salon del Parquc Bo-
rinuuen. dejamos de agregar el nom
bre de Ia simpatica e inteligente nj
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-05-16
5IfASfA A"FfNEs' fjE' .JCNtO 'NOo
~ lIiHABfsA 'TRASp0KfES "i.Gnt

Nos informan de la olicIna del ca
bitdm .Qh.ifternlasttf del eitrcito que
lntcta fines dtl ntts pr6Ximo ioj lie
CARA d rsfc' puerto nin$in tr,,sporte
del gbbieino.. ~ "r iH" 9'hSd'HNf
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-05-16

ila. Luisa Mouriilo, quien form0 par
te muy notable del coro Los Tres
Duques.'' uno de los numeros mas in
teresGntes del programa.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-05-16
nNFoRME ANUAL

En- la Secretarfa Ejecutiya de Puer-
to Rico, ha qued;do archivadO el in
forme correspondence al ailo 1921, de
la corporation u. T. BOuret" Inc.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-05-16

Las pleas de su autOmovil pue-
den ser reconstruidas por SObrinos
dc POrtilla.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-05-16
MAS CANDuATnS

Sc infofAi5 aver. utic 3olSfi fndicar-
sci t6mb caIldidhto iihs sesdro' v que
Sc harfa la designation dc un mo-
ihehtSa "a 6trJ, para ii "dircction del
Dtparta meent9 de9 AgFiaaltuar9a \ 'fFa9
baj6g, lb9hhy ae fltos ifdereg depI partido
fEpdulican6!t f.cdG. Lebpoiio ftiiu. qsi
Il IInIIa I.l all..If,l liMalNIi. iln ~ no
Greenbrier independent. [volume] (Lewisburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1980, 1922-12-15
GOVERNORS MEET.

This week the Governors of tine
various States of the Union are hold
ing their annual convention at the
Grecnbricr. at White Sulphur
Springs. This convention is made
up Of the Governors and GovcrncrS-
elect of the Nation. They are their
with their wives from practically
all the States. The meeting began
Wednesday and will continue until
until Saturday. These meetings are
held each year at some point in Tho
United States and they were origin
atcd during the Roosevelt Admins
tration. Today the Governors in at
tendance are the guests Of the Beck
ley Chamber Of Commerce. They
leave by special train this morning,
accompanied by a delegation of the
cnterprising citizens Of Raleigh
county for Bccklcy and will be
taken by auto over the coal field Of
that county. assembling at the Beck
Icy Hotel this evening for a banquet
land return to White Sulphur tonight
and the convention will have its
closing sessions tomorrow.
This is the first time the Cover
nCrS Of the nitcd States have held
their meeting in West Virginia and
we hope that should they ever meet
at the Grccnbricr at Il future time.
Grccnbricr county will be sufficient
organized to show them over the
county and thus advertise its posi-
biliticS.
What an opportunity has passed
TO Grccnbricr county in not arran 6
ing to take these gentlemen over the
county and show them the things
there is open in the county for in
Nrstmcnt and development. You
will notice ti,at the progressive citi-
zens Of Raleigh county were not
sleeping and took them from under
the nose Of Grccnbrier county.
Some weeks ago we mentioned the
necessity Of a county organization
under some name Of all the people
Of the county. This opportunity
to advertise Grcenbricr county has
passed. 1t may come again within
twenty years. But with Grccnbricr
White Sulphur Springs right in our
midst. similar opportunities arc oc-
curing each season by the Dozen.
Not as large, not as OppOrtunc. per-
APPS as this one. but worthy to be
taken into consideration and made
use Of. We shall hail th" day With
delight when GrcCnbrirr people
wake up and go to work for the in
lcrcStS Of The county. Get out Of the
old deep rut.
Greenbrier independent. [volume] (Lewisburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1980, 1922-12-15
Greenbrier County Farm Bureau.
Cooperating
OF Agriculture
B. 4. RAPP. E. A. TJCKWII FIR HI."cI.,,

Cooperating with

The Grccnbricr County Farm Blu
reau has been Tc-OrganiZcd. Those
at thc head of the State Federation
realize that if We are TO get any,
where in a fight for favorable leg
lslation, or whatever cause, we must
have some funds to work with.
That explains the reason WHY the
membership fee has been advanced
TO ten dollars per year. An Organi-
ZatiOn Thai can anticipate nothing
further ahead than a years cNistancc
can never hope to be very useful.
That is the reason for the thrcc-ycar
contract. There are now 321 mem
bcrs in the local orSanization--morc
than twice as many as there were
before. The reason for this large
increase in members must be that
the citiZcnry are convinced of the
need Of organization, and are con-
fidcnt that the Farm Bureau will be
a means to a long sought end.
In the organization as it has en-,
listed afOrctimc the generality of the
membership was only passivcIy in
tcrestcd; they seemed to be wait
ing for somebody else to do some
thing; They were silent partners, as
far as forwarding thc progress Of
tlrc organization wis concerned. In
our new organization this passive
state Of mind must be shaken out of,
if We are TO have results. The Coun-
ty Agent is your hired man. work
ing for YOU: but he is helpless alone,
and the membership Individually
is helpless; the Job we have to do
is big enough so that everybody
must take hand. with the grim de
termination 20 hang on and fight
for u just cause.
The Farm Bureau may be likcncd
to Il ship about to enter stormy
waters: fCr as soon rs The farmers
appear in legislative halls request
ing the passage Of measures which
VIII protect or inCrcHS their in
comes card will corrc>pCndingIy
Greenbrier independent. [volume] (Lewisburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1980, 1922-12-15
BECKLEI'S OPPORTUNITY.

Beckley and Raleigh county owe
much to Governor Morgan for max
ing 1t possible for the Governors
VINO will hold their annual confer
ence at White Sulphur Springs this
week, to visit this city. 1t has been
Decn estimated that the publicity
value alone of such distinction is
f;u' In excess of one hundred thou
sand dollars. Certain it is that pub
HcIty of the nature that will result
from the visit of the executives
could not be purchased for one hum
dred thousand dollars or any other
sum.-Rdleigh Register.
The above is the value placed on
the visit of the Governors to Raj
eigh county to-day.
Greenbrier independent. [volume] (Lewisburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1980, 1922-12-15
TOWN CONVENTION.

At the Democratic Convention
hrld at the Court House last Mon
day afternoon, Capt. Thomas H..
Dennis was nominated for Mayor:
Herbert Mays, for Recorder; S. p.
preston, Fl. +. Hunter, Geo. p. Al
dcrson, w. f. Nelson and H. B.
Moore, for Councilmen.
The CITY election will be held on
January 4. 1923.
AT the Lewisburg Independent
District Convention Geo. p. Alder
son was nominated for member of
Board Of Education. This election
will also. be held January I, 1928.
r. II. Crckenberger, Chairman, p. G..
Hogsctt and M. C. Brakeman, we're
named as the Executive Committee.
Greenbrier independent. [volume] (Lewisburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1980, 1922-12-15
TROUT HENS.

HieA \icrS from Sand Lick. Y, :.
visiting friends and relatives h.-o
no". lie is Il cousin of Triys yirrs
VINO was killed i'm an auto wrcrr
near Lebanon, Va.
McssrS. Isaac and jeff Coc,,.,,
ana Noah Payne of Trout mo,orcI
10 Roanoke. Va, last week M.
faync got employment in Ro,poL =
and will move his family tbcrc
soon. "ieic
-, Mr.; &. CutIip. OF Fleetwood, >prp,
THANKSGIVING with his fathcr.in nl:
II. n. "llllnmS. of Trout.
Miss LEV Williams has ronc +,
fleetwood to spend the HoIiJavS
Win friends and relatives.
The demand for Christmas turk
eHS is being filled early oround
mere. The merchants bought ,boui
"VS hundred head one day this week
DR.. T.. &. KcSIcr, who has bccn
away Tor some time. has returned
10 MS home at williamsburg and
resumed practice of his profession
Mrs. 5. l.. Curry was called to
Mehick to visit her daughter, Mrs.
Mary Crane. who has been very i'll
with scarlet fever.
Greenbrier independent. [volume] (Lewisburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1980, 1922-12-15

w II. Moore, Of Charleston. pres
'dent Of the Real Estate Association
OF West Virginia. and.E. +. Wood
roe. former president, now mem
bcrs of'the firm of Potcct and Wood
row, and Kennett Pancake. of Hunt
lngton, held meeting in the office
Of Stuart and Watts, at Lcwisburg
on the 9Th int. fer Tive purpose of
organizing a district board for
Grccnbrier. PocahontaS. Monroe
and Nicholas counties. of which J.
NJ. Waits, is chairman; l.. l.. Stuart
president; l.. II. Warren. of Alder
son, vicc-PrcSidcnt; w. l.. Tabscott
secretary and treasurer.
Greenbrier independent. [volume] (Lewisburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1980, 1922-12-15
WILLIAM KAY.

Miiiiam Kay an esteemed citizen
OF iablr Rock, Raleigh county, died
Ill his home last Friday in the 7Gih'
year of his age.
Mt. Nay came to this country
from Scotland years ago. He first
came to Pennsylvania and moved
10 haleISh county, forty wears ago.
10 &c farm where he died. lie
ieaFcS th"c" sons, William. of Beck
~ John. Of Charleston and another
al meme: and one daughter. Mrs.
Nm. McGuirr who lives near Spring
aale, faNcitr county. Mrs. James
lang. ST.. and Mrs. VI. l.. McGuirc
Dcl. Of Lcwisburg, arc his sisters.
MI. kaN was an excellent man and
Il splendid citizen. His remains
were buried Monday on the farm
where he had lived.
Greenbrier independent. [volume] (Lewisburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1980, 1922-12-15
BARN BURNED.

On last Monday about noon The
barn located on the farm of Tuck
wlllcr Bros. caught fire and burned.
This is the second barn burned ON
this farm in little over a wears time.
Last summer a year a large barn
was struck by lightning and burned.
ldlc origin of the fire Monday is not
known. In it one hundred head of
calves were being fed in competitor
in the Government Experiment
Tests. The calves had been turned
cut of the barn about an hour be-
fore it was discovered to be
on fire. There was no machinery
in the barn. The total loss of the
barn, feed and silo is S6,0O0.0O. The
insurance carried is $1.700.O0. This
is hard blow to these young men,
who are among the most progressive
farmers and stock raiScrs in the
county and have done much to adj
vance the interest of blooded cattle,
not only in the couny, but the State
as well.
Greenbrier independent. [volume] (Lewisburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1980, 1922-12-15
HINTON POULTRY SHOW

Summers County is going to have
a mld-wintcr poultry show. This
WIN be the only winter show held
LII this section Of the State. In fact
the only show between Richmond.
va, and Hunngton, w. Va.
1t is expected that the farmers
and poultrymen in general will get
out real exhibition Of the best
poultry raised in this section. The
management advises that cntrys al
ready received assures a good show.
Mr.. Ralph l.. Mason, Extension
Poultry Specialist, Morgantown, w.
Va.' will do the Judging and will be
present to give advice and Informal
tion TO any one desiring it.
DO not forget the dates: Dec. 18Th
10Th, DIST and 22nd. The show
VIII be held in the Court House.
This show is held under the aus
pieces of the Summers County Poul-
try Association. This association
Is busy furthcring the interests of
the poultry business Of The county.
Members of the association will
have Matching eggs from high class
Standard bred ilockS for sale next
Spring. The Association is also
working on plans for installing a
large incubator and l.atchins baby
chicks.-Indcpcndcni-Hcrald.
congratulations, Summers.
Greenbrier independent. [volume] (Lewisburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1980, 1922-12-15
TAX MATTERS ARE ALWAYS INTERESTING.

Governor T.. +. Morgan recently
made E,c following statement.
"Thcrc is no ether class Of prop
crty that is now and has been as
ScSScd as near at its true and actual
value az the public utilities nave
Eecn assessed in West Virginia. cN-
cept the banks. notwithstanding
this, said Governor Morgan, letter
after letter have We received from
different sections Of tie State COM
planning that utilities were moi pay
ing their just proportion OF the
taxes" In conclusion Governor
Morgan said to the utility represent
tatiVcS of tie State: 1--WE want to
help YOU. We want to increase your
business here; VIC want you TO rem
der better service; some OF which
is not perfect yet; but your service
is muth' better today than ii was
four Or five years ago. 1t is getting
better all the time and let me say to
you that YOU will not have very
much complaint about rates from
THE citizenship if YOU furnish ser
vice ut the top notch all the time. |
stand and always have stood for
utilities being paid just compcnSa-
ton for the service they render"
In making a study Of assessed val
ucs by class of all property in West
Virginia. in the office Of the State
Tax Commissioner, on a recent
date ii developed that the utilities
Throughout The State were assessed
at Approximately 100 per cent
WhCrCa. t,,c average assessed value
OF ali othr" pre- ycTticS is about Is
per cent.
S-2w ~. WESTERN POWER co.
{ ,.iGlJ
Greenbrier independent. [volume] (Lewisburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1980, 1922-12-15

lessen the incomes of the gamblers
in The farmers produce) ii will
arouse stormy opposition. If the
officers of the county, state, and
national organizations are weak
lingS it will mean IL weak organiZa-
ton, and if our Farm Bureau craft
is to be manned by men of that
type the farmers cause is likely to
perish as the waves Of opposition
rise. But if your officers are YOUR
BEST MEN. CHOSEN WITH CARE,
AND ARE GIVEN YOUR UNRE-
SERVED SUPPORT. then YOU can
expect the Farm Bureau ship to
weather the opposition. and secure
for YOU the passage Of beneficial
measures that later may mean to
YOU the realization Of long sought
privileges. and dollars in your
pocket. This is not mcre"canlpagn
talk" In other States where the Or
ganization is strong they have been
making themselves felt: true, they
have not attained to everything they
asked for, but they are making pro-
greSS.
Any successful! enterprise must
proceed according to a wcll-con-
sidered plan. Extension work in
the county is under the supervision
of the County Agent, but he can
not accomplish much himself. He
must have organized support if his
undertakings progress. In the light
Of the foregoing. the annual meet
ing Of the Grccnbricr County Farm
Bureau is planned to convene in
the Court House at 10 a. M, DcCCm-
Der 10th. Officers are to be elected,
a plan Of Extension Work for the
county for 1923 is to be decided up
ON, and we will be favored by an
address by E.. J. Cooper. the Illinois
"Farmcr Orator. Remember the
date. and the fact, that all farmers.
whether members Of the bU:CLu or
not. arc WELCOME.
Greenbrier independent. [volume] (Lewisburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1980, 1922-12-15
SCHOOL HONOR ROLL,

Hinkle School. Williamsburg Dis
trict. Floyd Vicrs, Teacher. First
Month-Lawrencc Cochenoir. Troy
Decl, Forest Dccl, Cecil Hinklc, Har-
ry Lewis. Clearance Lewis. Roscoe
McMlllion, Archie Walker, Rcxic
Dell. Glcnna Hinklc. Ada McMillion
Stella McMilion, Kathleen McNlillion
India Sncdcgar, Grace SncdcyaI
RrNford Sncdcgar.
Alum Springs, Frankford Dis
trict. Ncttic 4. Boone, Teacher. Bird
month--Ethcl Scott. Edna KcrnS,
violet Shaver. Gladys Shaver. Lena
Mccoy. Annie Mccoy. Walter Kcrns
ID. Shaver.
Greenbrier independent. [volume] (Lewisburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1980, 1922-12-15
RUPERT ITEMS.

The Class A Road is progressing
very slow, the rain and mud has
stopped the work probably until
Spring. Although we are out of the
mud from Rupert to Rainellc.
w. E Burns is doing a rushing
business at Rupert. lie has a full
store and a nice line of Holiday
goods.
]. NJ. Blake is building very fine
dwelling house at Rupert and ex-
poets to have it completed soon.
Dr.. T. C.. McClung who has been
on The sick list, is now able 10 be
out again.
w. r.. Hunt. of Crawlcy, who has
been sick for some time, is improv-
ing slowly.
The grading of the new railroad
from Rupert to Glencoe is getting
along good with +. NJ. Rainc fore
man.
The town Of Rupert is growing
fast. We have three stores. one
baker shop. and also an undertakes,
w. e.. Judy, with q nice line of
Baskets.
&. +. Smith and II. II. Morrison
have nice line of Holiday goods
at their store on the Big Mountain.
Pay our town a visit. Come to
Rupert and see our country. A good
healthy, climate. Good, level roads.
Plenty of good water every where.
We also have one Doctor, two
Preachers, two Churches and one
good school. 1t will pay you to give
our little town visit and see our
surroundings and how our town is
growing.