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Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1927-07-01
Lapland's Black Bread

OF all dark-colored breads the
blacklist is the palt brod, or rye bread
of Lapland, northern Scandinavia and
Russia. The inhabitants of cold coun-
tries seem to prefer dark bread, be-
lleving that with fur garments on the
outside and black bread on the in
side, they are equipped TO Withstand
the rigors Of long, cold winter. The
Indians in the Southwest of the
United States artifcially color their
bread. Various kinds Of -four are used
in making bread. Corn is preferred in
Mexico and Central America and also
by many in North America. Dried fish
pounded to meal is the popular bread
base Of Iceland. Potato bread Is pop
ular in Ireland and chestnuts are used
in Italy. In lean years Russia resorts
to flour ground from tree bark.-Men-
tor Magazine.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1927-07-01

mad called said she must not get IN
Tor several days. "And what a
shame" added Catherine in a peevish
voice, when have invited the crowd
In for supper and cards, and, worst OF
all, mother is looking for Mrs. Walsh
every minute"
TOO bad, Catherine" said Caroline.
that you didn't see your mother was
getting sick before she got fiat down
IN bed. l should think you would
have to call the crowd off and get
busy taking care of your mother, and
as for Mrs. Walsh, if Fanny Walsh
is bit like she used to be she will
look after her herself" And Caro-
line hung up the receiver.
Mrs. Walsh, true to her schedule,
came in due time and at once as
sumed the care of Mrs. Cady. She
hlled the place of nurse so well that
she had her friend out of bed and
quite herself in four days and then
she simply packed her up and bundled
her into the big roadster and carried
her bodily away. And a great time
they had, too. They visited many old
scenes made dear to their hearts by
their girlhood days together. And
the ten days heightened into three
weeks. At the end of the three
weeks they came back to the Cady
home sunburned and tired, but re-
freshed in mind and body. Catherine
looked with amazement at the plump,
happy-faced woman with the spar
king eyes and smiling face who sprang
out of the car. She could scarcely be-
lieve her eyes-surely this never
could be her little, fagged-out mother,
this radiant woman who laughed like
a girl and who seemed absolutely to
be without nerves.
AS for Catherine herself, she never
told her mother of the many lasting
lessons she had learned or the trials
she had endured during the three
weeks she had been left in charge of
the house. OF course, father and the
boys had been good as gold, but they
~N H"e sc why SdlueIlue WITHOUT
effort on her part could not keep
things going as smoothly as mother
had always done. But one there was
who knew and she had stood nobly
by and that was Caroline Benton.
She had spent hours at the Cady
house and she and Catherine had be-
come fast friends. 1t was due to her
help and training that Elizabeth,
when she stepped from the car, en-
tered a well-ordered house and met
daughter who would henceforth APP
preciate and help her mother and in
the near future be able to go to her
own home confident that she could
cope with any situation that nigh;
arise.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1927-07-01

Lamine and Missouri rivers in Cooper
county, his name and fame almost for
gotten. Now, thanks to the initiative
of Missouri country editor, Edgar
Nelson of the BOonville (Mo) Adver-
tiser, whose suggestion has been
taken up by the Boonville d. A. r.
chapter, movement has been started
to locate his grave and place there
a memorial in keeping with the i'm
portance of his services, not only to
the stQte, but to the whole country
as well. s4+,x e.3 s
For there was time when Ashley
was a national figure even though It
was then little suspected, perhaps, by
his fellow Missourians and even though
his significance In the annals Of the
American frontier has been unappre-
clated until comparatively recent years.
virginlans can claim with Mlssourians
an equal pride In his achievements
for he was born in Powhattan county
in that state in 1855. At the age Of
eighteen he came TO Missouri territory,
or upper Louisiana, as 1t was then
called, and settled first at Cape Gil
rardeau. He was even then a man of
considerable education and property
and added to the latter by acquiring
large land giant which included
what is now Jackson, the county seat
of Cape Girardeau county. Ashley
next moved to POtosi where he en-
gagged in the manufacture of gun
powder, and later TO st. Louis, where
he was one of the promoters Of the
old Bank of st. Louis.
During the War of 1912 Ashley,
whose forceful personality had appar-
emily impressed itself upon the com
munity, was made brigadier general
of the state militia. Later when Mis-
souri, entered the sisterhood of states
he was to become her first lieutenant
governor and was barely beaten In the
race for governor by Frederick Bates
In 1881 he was elected as a Wing to
the Twenty-second congress, to fill out
the unexpired term of Spencer Pettis.
who was killed in a duel with Maj.
Thomas Biddle, and he was reelected
to the Twenty-third and Twenty-fourth
congresses. But It is Ashley the pio-
neer, the fur trader, the explorer, and
the patron of other explorers, rather
than Ashley, the holder Of state po-
lltlcal office, whose Importance extends
far beyond state boundary lines, makes
him a national figure and gives to the
proposed memorial nationwide inter-
est.
From the earliest days the fur trade
has been an important factor in Amer
lean history. During the long series
OF Colonial wars England and France
wrestled for the control Of the interior
Of the North American continent be-
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1927-07-01
Famous English Beauties

The Cummings, Elizabeth and Ma
ria, were celebrated and fashionable
beauties Of the middle of the Eight
eenth century. They are often men
toned by Horace Nalpole in his cor
respondence. The familiar reference
to Lady Mary, ITO him she was as
beautiful as the Cummings and witty
as Lady Mary" when it applies to
this era, is always he abbrevfation
of the name Lady Mary Montagu,
born 1889 and died 1862. Lady Mary
was a celebrated beauty and wit.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1927-07-01

So important was this company thai
to write history of the fur trade
without mentioning It would be an
other example of playing Hamlet with
out the melancholy Dane II was Ash
ley who established the now famous
institution of the trapper's summer
rendezvous as means CT conducting
tile Iur trade. me summer rendezvous
was an annual gathering OF trappers
anu ihulahs where TOOK place not only
t'ioSe "i'airs Oh parter out also iioIncrlc
scenes OF drinking carousing, lighting
ana primitive love-lnh@lhg between
wlliIe men ana req hlaidens-the saga
STUN OF Wnlch Neihardt mas maze such
good use inc personality OF Ashley
was so ihdeilDiy stamped upon the
lur trade OF mat period that atter Il
'llhe "Ashiey Beaver became a trade
marx OF Tue pcst brand OF beaver fur.
IL Is Ashley the explorer and patron
or other explorers, however, rather
than Ashley. the fur trader, who Is
most entitled TO national memorial.
This Is because he was the leader of
the first overland expedition to the
Pacific coast by different route to
that followed In general by Lewis and
Clark. According TO Harrison Clifford
Dale Of the University Of Wyoming
In his book "rhe Ashley-Smlth FIX
plOrations and Discovery OF Central
Route to the Pacific, 1S22-1S2y:
"The expedition Of william Henry
Ashley in 1S24-1S25 up to the South
Platte across what is now northern
Colorado. in the dead of winter. over
the continental divide. and through
the perilous canyons Of Green river I'm
rudely constructed boats, and finally
still further westward TO the vicinity
OF the Great Salt lake. forms the first
stage in the discovery and utilization
OF the famous overland route TO Cali
fornia. From the Interior Rasin in
1896, JededIah Strong Smith pushed
on across the deserts NJ Utah ana
Nevada and over the sIerras TO San
Gabriel and San DIego-the first Amer.
lean TO reach California by lard.
Journeying north 10 the Sfanislaus
river, he recrossed the Sierras and re-
traversed the deserts of Utah and
Nevada to the Great Salt lake. These
two expeditions together form single
trail and sout, western route 10 the
poctecn
Ashley decld'd 10 sell out his inter
est in the ROXY Mountain Fur com
many I'm 1890 Tho uurcboeore vare
i,ts aao.to.o, ,v,,,,l e.,1,s.,
n's a9so' ,"'.' "rii""' oupielc'
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1927-07-01


cause IL was vast reservoir OF valu
aoie iurs. me fur trade was one o.
| tne contributing factors which brough
ABOUT the American hevolution ant
iater the contest between British ant
Americans to determine who woult
eoiltroi the fur trade, was again 8
iactor IN einDroiilng the two countries
IN u'e troubles Which resulted In the
war Oh l9lZ. IN tle period or ma
'ionai expansion whicil followed this
war men sun tnousht IN terms OF
were turned TO the vast eXpanse Of
the s-AIissIsSippi west EsDecially
WAC thie trua In O. T orie ,,hioh s.,od
:. ~ .- -
at INC saoe""F 10 tHls NiEsih WlldeF-
ness and which had been the jumping
off place for the Lewis and Clark
exnedition and for eayeroI f,r-trod,no
s--i,s,,.,1
eApeulliohs' such as tHose headed by
Manuel Lisa and MAJ. andrew Henry.
northern Rocky Mountain streams. Fur
packs valued at from ten thousand
dollars to fifteen thousand dollars had
been brought back 10 st. Louis by
various individual trappers and trad
ers and 1t was plain to see that great
opportunities awaited those who went
into the business on a large scale.
So with the time ripe, the man with
the Imagination and business acumen
to seize the opportunity was on the
scene On March 20, 1922 the follow.
ing history-making notice appeared In
the Missouri Republican. a st. Louis
newspaper:
To enterprising young men: the sub
scriber wishes to engage one hundred
10 its source there 10 he smnIoved ,or
one, two or three years. For particu.
lars enquire Of Major Andrew Henry
near T. the lead mines In the county Of
command he marty. or 90 ,he s NH" an
er near st. Louis.
Signed, WILLIAM II. ASHLEY.
the Rocky Mountain Fur company. as
the organization was later to be called,
came into existence and brought into
the llmelight among Its 100 "enterpris-
ing young men" such names as James
Bridger, Etienne Provot, Thomas Fltz-
patrick, Milton Sublette, William L.
Sublette, James Beckwourth, Edward
Rose, Louis Vasquez, JededIah s.
Smith, David 70. Jackson and Hugh
Glass. There you have a veritable
Who's Who Of the Missouri fIr-trade
notables, the "ong-haired mountain
men immortalized by the brush of
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1927-07-01
Picking Eggs

The word "pick" as used in the
phrase picking eggs" IS a colloquial-
ism used only in certain sections Of
the country. Some people "get the
eggs and others hunt the eggs"
From the standpoint Of good English
"gather the eggs" is preferable to the
other phrases, although the colloquial-
isms are permissible In ordinary CON
versatiOn.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1927-07-01
BY ELMO SCOTT WATSON

PRESENT plans are
carried out, the state
of Missouri will slon
pay long-neglected hon
or to one of her great
est citizens, Gen. VIII
liam Henry Ashley. For
nearly "a hundred years
Ashley's body has lain
in an unmarked grave
I'm an Indian mound near
fba continuance of tho
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1927-07-01

said Circuit Court for Montgomer,
and particularly described in
iacias. | have this 18th day Of
tha vaas ai~Akaa. A..-l-ol -
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1927-07-01

from the defendant, Charles F. Adams.
The bill alleges, in substance, as follows !:
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1927-07-01

PENDANT. The bill states in substance as
follows:
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1927-07-01

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Rassvet = The dawn., 1927-08-13
qAPNN qAnNNH " 6EpHAP4 Hoy

.I0H10H. = He4aBHO O4Ha lib
aHTaHiicHHX Ta3eT Hp0H3BeAa cpeIH
cBOHX VTraTeIeH aHEeTy, RoTO Ohm
CqHTaOT caMBMH 3HaMeHHTBMH B
MHpe .1OIBMH. H9 HoIyqeHHHx OTBe
ToB OHa3a.lOcb, qT0 Gamble SHaMeHII
Tile IDIH B Hame BpeMa .IIoHI ,I&O
pin, BepHap1 Hoy Japan qaH :
.IHH.
KOTIa 0 %peayIBTaTaX aHEeTH co
o0mHIH BepHap4y Hoy, OH BHpa :
Bill TIy60Hoe HeIOyMeHHe:
Ce0H 81 I0B0lbHO XOpOmO
3HaD. 0 .IIoTI IIopITe 81 HeMHOrO
Rassvet = The dawn., 1927-08-13
MEAAET ~4NcRyccNPoBATb

AHTHBoM HapTHllIIeB HpH Neral
HTecEHx 3aBOIax BpaHcROTO paifOHa
BBlBHHyT0 HOTeIaHHe 0 pa9peHIe :
HHH I%HcHyccHH Ha 9aRpBITHX HapTHh
HHX co6paHHaX B HeJIaX 6Opb6H c
HoIpBBH0H pa6oTOil o%HHo3HIHOHe =
poB B HapTHiHoif cpeIe, RE OHH
yRe HoIqHHHIH cBoeMy BIHaHHIo
6O1bIIHHcTBO HapTHiHOii MacCB,
HpOBaInBaDmeii Ha SaceIaHHax HpO
H3BoIcTBeHHBy aqeeR HpeIIOSeHHa,
HcXOIaTIHa RaR OF MecTHMX BBIIIe
cTOamHX OpraHOB, TAR H OF BeHTpa
.IbHorO EoMHTeTa EoMHapTHH.
Rassvet = The dawn., 1927-08-13

Ha 4Hax yrIaHOB B 0ece4e c
HapTHfIIaMH, pyROBo4amHMH HOLM :
THqecEoH pa6OTOii B MOcEoBcEHX
Hpobcon3HBx opTaHH3aIHaX, Hpe :
4ocTepeFaa Hx OF HaIHmHel 4oBepqH
BOOTH Il pa8oBof HapTHhHoff Maece,
cIasa.I: "BOIbuIHHcTBo HH3oBHX nap
THHIeB Ha o6HTHx co6paHHax, NH :
THHraX II 3aceIaHHaX ne ToIbRo Hoc
ToaHHO oIo6paDT HoIHTHqecRHlI
Rypc liz, Ho II BBHocaT pe3IHa ocy
RIaDwHa p%esoAEOIHH HanIHM OHIO :
sHIHoHepaM H OIHoBpeMeHHo oHH-Te
BeIyT HpOTHB nae %no4ToAbHyD oopB
Rassvet = The dawn., 1927-08-13
.CecTpa BaHueTTN e4eT B AMe
pNKV.

HAPPIER. - .IyHGTHa BaHHeTTH
H0IyqHIa aMepHEaHcHyO BH3y II ce
ToIHa I0IiEHa yeXaTh B AMepHEy Ha
"ARBHTaHHH". IIapOxOI HpH6yIeT B
HbD HOpE 1910 aBrycTa. Ha3Hb
DE CaHE0 n BaHHeTTH OTIOReHa 40
% aBrycTa. .IyH4IHH yIacTca TaEHM
o6pa3OM yBHIeTB B YapIBcTOHcROii
TnpbMe cBoeTo 6paTa. AMepHRaHc :
RAJ BH3a eli 6HIa BMIaHa TOIbKO C
TEN ycI0BHeM, ecIH OHa oyer HMeTb
HapoXOIHBi 6HIeT gIa Bo3Bpame =
HIS B EBpOHy.
IeM0HcTpaIIHH Hp0TecTa HpOTHB
Ia3HH CaIR0 II BaHHeTTM 3HaTHTelb
no cORpaTHIHcb B EBpOne. B cBa3H
C aTHM HecEOIBHO yMeHbmeHa 0Xpa
Rassvet = The dawn., 1927-08-13

HcH0Ib3OBaTB ee PAIN cBOHX BblToI'
b HBIo- HopRcEoii ra3eTe "BoIlpII"
T0a;e H~oaBHIacb pe3Eaa cTaTba bpa
yHa npOTHB Maccaqy3eTcEorO HpaBo
cyIHa.
MeKIyHap0IHaa H0HpepeHllhA
XpHcTHaHcEHX HepEBeh B .lo3aHHe
Toa;e BHcEa3aIHcb b H0IB3o CaEEO H
BaHHeTTH, HecMoTpa Ha TO, TTo oHH
cqHTaI0T Ce6a aTeHcTaMH.
MoeRoBcKaa 'IIpaBIa" nHlHeT 0
HpoIecce cIeHynmee: "Pa6OqHe hay
qHIHeb Y IaTIHTaIHcToB, RaE HyIHo
y6HBaTb HayuHo. HOrIa HH6yIB pa
6oqHe HocaIaT cyIbID Taflepa B TO
ne 9IeKTpMqecROe EpecIo, B KoTO :
DOM yMHpamT HOMMyHHcTM".
Rassvet = The dawn., 1927-08-13

|EONy HpomIoMy Be!IHHoh cTpaHH.
IIepeI .IHIIOM B0HHIOmerO Hapyme :
HHa O6mecTBeHHOH HpaBcTBeHHocTH,
HoIHIIHa BHHy&IeHa HpHHaTb MepH
H T. i. Il T. T."
Ha IHaX Ha y,IHIIaX Hp0H3BeIe-
HBI apecTH. 0IHH H3 Hp0Xo&HX O0pa
TIL BHHMaHHe HOIHIIHH Ha MOI01yD
.EHTaaHEy B EopOTH0iI e%Bp0HehcRoH
D0He, meImyD C 1ByMa cTyIeHTa =
NH. IIoIHIeicRHe apecToBaIH IeBym
Ry. CTyIeHTH BcTyHH.IHcb ga nee. lilo
IHnHa apecToBaIa n cTyIeHToB. Bee
ITpOe OTnpaRIeHH B TOpbMy.
Il a3HaTcRHM HapoIaM TONE HaTH
HaeT npHBHBaTbea HHBH1HsaHHa".
Rassvet = The dawn., 1927-08-13
HA nHOTy qEP3 OREAH

PHO lie KAHEnPO. = TpH hop
T~yTa,IBcEHx cHOpTcMeHa co6HpaIoTea
nepenlBTb qepea AT.IaHTHqecEHff
OEeaH... Ha HIOTy. Ohm 6epyT C CO.
6oii 6oIBmOii 3aTIac HpOBH3HH Il HHTb
eB0il BoIH n pacqHTBBaDT 4o0paTB
ca 10 HcHaHcEOTo 6epera. CTpa :
HHaa cHOpTHBHaa HOIIBTEa HMeeT
UeIbD B|HacHHTB, B03M0RH0 iii 0HI0
HamHM npeIEaM, nepBo6BTHBIM ITO
Jim, c0BepmHTb TaROe 6oIBmoe ny
TemecTBHe HepBo6HrHHMH cpeIcTBa
NH.
Rassvet = The dawn., 1927-08-13
TDPbMA " CCblAKA

Ito peIIeHHD EOIIeTHH 0TIIy rs
O6meii MaCCM apecToBaHHBX B none
B HeTpoTpaIe H MocRBe HasHaqeHo
H HOcTOaHHyD ccHIRy B MaIoHace-
:IeHHHa MecTHOcTH B ToMcRyD, EHH
ceHcEyD H HpEyTcRyO ry6. eme 1888
.lHD H HoIBepTHyro 3aRIIOqeHHD B
HOHUeHTpaHHoHHBIe .IarepH II Cy3 =
IaIbcTyD IpeHOcTb 50 IHIa, a qTO
EacaeTca %0cTaIbHHX, TO Hx cy4b6a
oyer saBHceTB OF cIeIcTBeHHOro
upQH3BOIcTBa. (4oEIaI yHmIHxra
aRTHBy B~ayMcRoro pahoHa B MocE-
Beg
Rassvet = The dawn., 1927-08-13
lBNKEHNE HACEAEHNa B rEP
HMM

BEP.1HH. - 066HIHaabHaa
cTaTHcTHI;a OTMeqaeF HOBoe yMeHb :
MEME H%aceIeHHa TepMaHHH. 3a
1926 TOI qHcIO po1IeHHil 6BI!Io Ha
70,127 U. MeHBme IIpoTHB 1925 7.
.IIo6ouBITHee Bcero, ITO HaH6oIB :
moe HOHH;ReHHe HpoB. poSIaeMOc :
tn 4aDT 00IbIHHe 3eMIeIeIbqecHHe
patoHH IIoMepaHH, BocToqHoh llpy
ccHH II CH.Ie3HH.
Rassvet = The dawn., 1927-08-13

AaH T0B0paT B %M0cH0BcHHX ROM
nJcTHqeccRHX EpyTax, Ha IHax
~ tRHH B 6ecege c HpH6HBmHMH
pOfeMy Hpe4cTaBHTeIaMH MocRoBcEo
II ry6ROMa R0MHapTHH cEa3aI:
#'IIeHTpaIBHbH pyEoBoIamHff opraH
!. HapTHH HoTepaI BcaHHii aBTOpHTeT
B HapTHHHOi Macce c TEX mop RaE OH
cTaI HrpyHIEOif B pyEaX CTaIHHa,
no &eIaHHaM RoTOporo IIK, He 8a4y
MnBaaeb 0 HocIe4cTBHaX .IeTRo an
HyIIHpyeT re cBoH HocTaHoBIeHHa,
HaRoBHe HoqeMy-IH6o %pacxoIaTca C
HOcTOaHHo H3MeHaOmHica cTaIHHc-