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ADVERTISE M THE UNW
ELL TIMES, ITS A PAYING
Of VESTMENT.
A.rch*'
d««*
xakcbt dtanjmoN or
*up VEBKLT M THE STATE
OF WEST vtCmA .
VOLUME 12
KETSHME. WEST VBtGMA. FEIDAT, SEfT. 4.
ltU
NU
NEGRO SOLDIERS TO M
BRAVE.FEKRLES5 W BMTLE
Great European Nations Recognize True Value
of The Colored Fighters in Their Colonies
BUCKS FIGHT
LIKE SAVAGES,
MOWING DOWN
CRACK GUARDS
la Charleroi Battle Stufib
Algeria** Were Pitied Ag&mct
Pride if Prussia* Amy -bew
No Fear, Forgot Pair el Wo—de
From a nppcial war die patch to New
York American.
I'arm, Aug. 10. - By Special Hiwufff
from ili»* Front.—1 am now a hi* to aup
plrnirnl in moum» liflrrw the <h»patch 1
•cut you prv\ ioiwij riving an account of
Um* opening Mtt»fm» ami (Irvrlopaicot of
the ttattle which rwullal in the with
drawal of tlie Angio-French forcea to a
line running betweeu liivet and Ohiiaay
to the nat.
The Uerman troopa which marched ao
proudly thruaeh Rruawk laet week, pre
ceded by their much drwded acraaw of.,
cavalry ccoufcrand bj their BtlnilkMI
mounted in «*ift motor cars, turned
•out)i from BniaaeU and were herded on
> to Charleroi, Namur and Mooa.
MitraillriiaeH were placet along the
railway line front Ntwllaa to Charleroi,
whtle frooi the aooth French were pour
ing through that town—Tiraltrura, A1
geriana, the Turcua, C'ltanwurs d'Afrique
and otht-r a^iiriidid lighting men of Cien
ri»« «* h «•' MiJinaiMi, * IIKU
were in tPMKi npiriU and apparently none
tlie worne for thur liar.li»lup« aince they
ieft Africa. *
Tt'RCOg FKiHT Hhk<'hl.Y
Ttiewe aU*rt»trppm(t Algerian nharp
and frim, l>la k truopa of
Senegal have % ritlen another patre
in tlte Inatorv <>f war. Klun( atratnat
(he rttiwrr of Lite Pnxwian aruiy,
lltr nfiiumt of ibr bnard, U»ey
f'Miirbt with iiuinrrltaltlc fury,
knowing no fear, tbey* charged •
UrniMi battfiy. killing the nunorn.
Tlx me t)iat nt-rr left later tilled Red
Crnaa train*.
I iid^r the Ntreiw nf exritriDeat, fatigue
and the pain of wound* they forgot what
French thry knr* an i moaned theu
iniaery in U»eir native t'>n(n» to wn
that drove in vain b> nn<f*Tatand them.
INDIA TROOPS
TO AID BRITISH
Wm of Eatkawa— aad Uytlty
Sweep* Over Big Brituli
Poueuioi
1/iMton, Ani SI.- Natirr imu|m from
1 ixlia arr rvm <»n ll#ir way to larnw
Itw BfHwh forrwa m ► nn<» Thi« «M
known today through annoMM
n*>ni* in Ih* ilnwr of I-ofrl# by IM
Mar«jnia of Orw, vrrrtarj of "Mate lor
India. and l»rd Ritrhmer, So rrtorf of
S*lr for W ar
Tt* Mar<|i>M of Cmrr mkI :
"It haa l*rn iWply iniprMard on the
ptvrrnuirnl thai tbr wonderful «a*r of
mthuaiaam aixl loyalty at tba )<naaM
tirur. |«a«nf mrr India M largely dua
to tta (Jrtirr of tha Indian paopia that
Indian mM^n «h<*ild atand a*da hf adr
with ihrir rmnraln in tl* Bnlah army
"*ln<l»a m aaarr of the rmph y u»«a>t of
A frtaan tr«afa In awwt llir Kr*ad> army
and i« woo 1.1 have ham a dwappoial
Bant to India it thry had (wan dH«rrad
from taking part ia Ua war hi Koroya.
llli.H fVULKD MKK.
"Oar army will thoa ha nafmurt by
OTtdiara- high ar.nlad mm—of fl«a» rati
training and I am nrtaia Mm t Ihwr wW
gtra thr haat p>mbla arrowat of tkmm
■rivaa I ventnrr ta think thai Um* MM.
fighting iidr by «de with British troop*
•ad Indian troop* in the war.
LIBERAL GIFTS
"That ratbuMMU ha* found vent in
ninny different way*—in iuuw cast* by
gift* of great liberality for the service of
the troops in the beld. 1 wa* t<4d only
yesterday by the Viceroy of India that
■owe uf the principal Indian pruttwa had
sent a gift of fifty lar rupees (about
$2,5Ui,00t>) for the use of the troop* in
the field and there ha» been on varying
arala*, a number of offers uf the kind.
"I feat confident therefore, that the
action we take will meat with a stoat
enthusiastic iecept»»u in India and 1
believe it will be approved by Your
Lordthipa, the houaa uf commons and
by public opinion here generally."
DOMINION BUCKS
READY TO FIGHT
fiiifiMi Wcflt Mm May Be
Us*4 to AM Great Britaia m
Ifytia War
Special to Amsterdam News.
Montreal, Aug. 24.—Actual stef« to
wards the raiauig of the "Imperial
Black" equal, or battallton foe aervior
of Great BrtM in the Kuropaan war,
fcave beet taken ia Matrial by Edward
d'lfeaef. f —M*f if.^wUah Wgst
dlsa. Me +m the Til* f« V. T.
Bonis, ^ vets ran of the Beanish-Ameri
can war. Exhibiting a list of 46 namea
signed as evidence of intention to serve.
Mr. Burns staled that Dr. d'Hoaey had
the approbation of the Minister of Mi
litia and bad been told to go ahead with
the work of getting as many signatures
aa possible.
L>r d'Hosey drlivered speech** in llie
colored men's club* on Saturday nigh',
and Sunday, and met with encourage
ment. His intention is, once lie has bis
men enrolled, to aak the (tovermuent for
a plot of ground on wbich to drill them,
and for permiastou to have hi* companies
attached to a regnuent that is not at full
strength.
There are in Montreal a number of
vrterau* of the West India* Zouave regi
ment. and veteran* of the Spanish-Ameri
can war. Of the 45 namea so far signed
eight are those of man who claim espar
Moce in waief aae.
Warning!
Tke War Peril af Am Africa
Lmbi Up ia Ike Back
raited itw black panl, loom up behind
the litlie attacks and counter attarka nn
Britwh and 'icroN Irrriloriaa ia Africa
my tbr Hoaton flarald. It ia the poaa
Me MpnWoa of the wfcitra trami the dart
matiRMt, l«fiBiuac «Mi thoaa who at
thw time tnrai|A to carry on a white
taaa'a war ia a Mark nau'a coon try.
Kxeepting Hrfliah riaath Africa, do rol
ouy baa a mOcMBl an tuber of culonieta
to aiakr a iaeafnl atand MrainaC the
natir** if Ibrf anil* in armed rdaHinn
The very eittam of the *o*eraaaent de
oenda npaa the efficiency end loyalty of
wnail foroM of natieaa drilled tad cob
iwawdad by Knrupaan ofBoere. l-et ua
oh jeol 1 lew nalattn w» illnHratKa of
the paeral itiiraltl ptoatioa.
(ierwan Kaet African foerea hareciaae
atta aaMaaoa with Bnueh fja African
1 aad Myaaatand lnrr«, and there a aare
to be fwwfiei roalid on the t'ganda bor
dar, as the tiecmea roioaj bmrhea all
■rther hare an rati Mated population of
i,o7l Knropaana, Oa wMHai j foreea nam
bar J.Mr.', all natiraa ncept the idftiaia
and !<»> Hikba; sad W* potior forma con
4* of 2,400 fcatlitt. Ia (ieraMa l-aat
Africa the popolattaa ia ahoat 7.JOO.UH.
lailaihag A..1K FarnyiaM. of whoaa J,
i7» a* Gar mm. the laeopa are Stt Ea
a Uttw pot ire Imh at ?.VtP. French
Watt Africa baa a papalattoa of II.OUU,*
u0», Mkd of tfa MMW ttliiin 7,(MO art
M«*. The I n of fee - 'j*
A irreat
danger, which may be fitly
of Ifbliac whit* bm with black troop*
tad lb* paoplaa of tbm tendaeaay Maick
If opaa their ty« to (bo piwbyil| of
driviac the iomlm into tha Mi. Emb
to South Africa thia dt&gtr mm ran«
niaed by Ihr r>wanMt duriaf Ibc Mriki
of gold nuitm oo the Kind tod Um aub
aeqoaat atutupt at a uoithmI atnke.
and that was why U»e wLolo citiaaa de
trow lore* waa raliod to artna. U Eu
ropean naUooa exteod their war to Africa
too coaa^ueiuva may be woree lor them
aelvee than lor the recaa over which they
aeek toeatabliah domiaioo. The leaaou
ia only too eeaily learned.
NUay People Ftiliir Africaltartl
Ou^>li»«i m Vm( VirgiaU
Waahintton. 1). O., Auc- 31 —There
are 44«,4MU peraooa ia Weet Virginia that
work (or a living and lritt.MT of them
are employed upoa the tarm. Mvotdioi
to a report which haa just tieen leaned by
the United State* (Vtiaua Bureau. <H
the peneina mxard io ajrruultural pur
auiaa, the bulk of thetn are farm opera
tors and (arm laboena. The (arm ope
ratota number S5,47V», and 8I.4IO are
men and 4,uw are women. There are
71,146 (arm laborer* in the atate ami
rit>,tftjn are malea and femalea.
There are 2*>» dairy (arraera in the
aaato and they employ 1 W laborera and
MwafenNDM. Thar* are alaa 2\i per
aooa ia the atate whoaa principal aourc*
of inrome ia (ioaa atock retains The
number of cowboya and eheep herdera in
thia atate ia 78.
In the entire United Statea there are
7l,oM0,fc70 peraooa over lu yeera of a«e
and 3e,lti7,XM, or 53 par cent of thia
•nailer are eaca«ed in feinful ocrupa
ttcna Of toe gainfully occupied l:',t>W,.
*£i, or 33 per cent are engaged in pgri
culture There are 5,s66,UUO farm op
erabtra in Uie nation and they employ
5,^75,UUO laborera.
LEADING PASTOR RE
SlfiNS CHARb-E
Rev. 8. R. Bullock, who f.W the paat
four yean »ad fouf uiontha h« hna (be
pastor of Hroa Strwt Ctwneh,
Im mafwd and will' go to MMttx-r
rtifH Mav. Bullock baa liaad • Ufr
M*; of Ma caliiai in" iwy wmm ef
MM Ira, ud he will be intaaed by the
colored people of tbecity. Bluebeld needa
aurh enlaced uco. Ha baa our heal wiab
ea »n ItM n*M field of labor. —Bluefield
Daily Trtrgrtph.
f Kwtoe's N<src: Rev. 8. R. Bullork
M well known throughout Wnrt Virtrinia.
He ia one of Uxr ahlcet preaclier* in the
>Uto and dnriDK the time be baa paalomi
in be baa door uiurh to improve
tlte K-ott St. church and to elevate bia
pt*»pie He ia a bard arorker and ex
treiaeij interwated in lite aoriai and ed
watioaal at! tiuvuH-nt of rolored people.
Dr. Bultnck ia a broaii and liberal preai-ti
er and aill be greatly miaaed in tbw aar
Uoa. Bluetirld loaaa one of her a blast
and moat rfti lent mmiatera and a rood
and uaeful ritiai a. He will paator two
cbarrbra in Kunceverte at an lm-reaaad
aalary.
WAR RESPONSIBLE
For lacre«»«d Price of Feeisteffs
it Report «f Now York brnt
if>ti>g Cooiaatteo.
New York. Anc H».—The Knro^m
wtr m diwrtly rrtpouiiMc (or the to
irrMnl price of lonii«taff« m-ordioK to •
report filed today by Mayor Mitr bail's
citizen* ramaittM of which (ieorgt W.
PtrkiM m rhairmtn
The oxDUiitiar mji that e* a ivault of
the situation rrMlmJ by lU war, Amrr
iratM may bmmr *d orated to live and
thrive oa xuailar qaanutiea of fond ae
other Mine nation* do. It dnaa a<«t
believe open rity market* will be prron
nentiy aaeful in reducing tha mat In the
aXMnmer unlraa retahtiehrd to«rther
with transportation Itrilittw rearhiai
t»ark i a to the roantry dtetrvt*
The inrreMP in prion ia attributed In
fnnr fat-tor*—the preartit anteripatod lor
ewn demand for onr docnaetir WddnfT*
for fatma Aiowient; heary Uiyinf of
hoiwefiold nppliai by hoiwa winmcatMl
future naad*. boldiar hark by the pro
ducer*. and baary atnrkina np by my
and rillaae tor* keeper*
MfcJHT BF. OOTUftloN.
Tha committor *ay* therr donbttw al
an haa ham coiuwaon ia una placet and
STAMP TAX ON
SOFT DRINKS IS
CONTEMPLATED
Hmm Ways ad Mmm Coaiit
tec Prtyirin Emt|mK7 later*
aal Ritmm Bil—Pat eat Med*
iciae aad Beer Matt Pay, Taa.
Washington, Aof 31.—A stamp tax
on anil drink*, w wall a* Iwr m l patent
nwdu-iDN, ia rotitrm plated l»y umnlvn
of Um* hiMMr ways an<l dimim i-oinmitlee
which ia preparing an I'latrn1'" y intern
al rrmiiir bill to otfspt tmanrj I>«m
due to ttie curtailment of import*. It ia
Miinmrtwi that aoft drinks are •» much a
luxury aa wine or law and that an aquit
able diatributiou of the tax burden among
all oonanmera would I* acromplialM*! bj
this plan.
Another auggeation is a stamp tax of
five or ten |*r rent on railn>a>l ts-kcU
and admission to theatres an<l )>aael>all
parka and other lirrnaail anuixentenU
It ia sati mated thai from to
could be raiaad in tins way
The committee ~Jias not determined
upon a complete taxation plan aa yet but
prupsN to hasten its deliberation an a
tall may !« introduced soon alter Pres
ident Wilaon sililri— eoofnw on Uie
subject, w in -h will prohaMy be luiiiinli
ately upon his return from New Hamp
shire.
THE WEST VIRGINIA
(MemsmmE
Opcas Septeakcr 16tk—New Dia
ia| Hall Beapc Ended.
The Wart Vtrwima CaUm*. InHtvrtt
will bavin kitted aanaal nwoo Wed
needay, Heptember Itl, 1«I4. The indi
cation* are that the arhooi will berrowd
ed to the utmort capacity at tlie often
inf. Aliotit Ittl mw •lu<i«*nUi have made
application for a<lim«M<Mi The boiler it
being repaired and lie IxiiMinw are le
ing cleaned and renovated incident lutltr
opening of adMol.
A cnaainodiotM dining bail ie leinv
em-ted. Thia tmil ting alien ttjuplrti^l
will be one <A the Imt in Uie state. It
will have aeatiuir capacity for rn») atn -
dent*. - It will aleo contain a store-room
on ti< lint floor for all lite atom of Uw
arhool. The third door will i# ourapied
as a dormitory. The dining ball will le
Unrated on lb- aeeond H«n»r. Wben com
pleted, it will I* tlieonly tire-prtiof build
ing <»n liw groun<la
Mr. A. C. S|Kirl.« k, tlw new Snpt of
M** hainral Indnatrifw, I nut nxivnJ into
Wwt Hall aith Iin family Mr. Sj»ur
lew k grailuatrd fnn.i the W«at Wrgima
Ooiunol Institute in lit** «iaan ot |«JB.
He atU*n<i»l Tiirtketfue I natitntr
where lie aperialiir I a* a marhin iat. Af
ter graduating at Tmkrgtf, lie taught
there two an<l workrd at liiatr»<le
aa a marhmiat in Pfeonaylv ania ami Weat
Virginia for t*u year* Iff went to Uie
-<t. Pail Normal A Industrial hool at
l^awrenoaville, Va , e«n year* ago aa
loairiM-tor in ^team and Kiartrw Kngi
neerinr lie rnmrnel that p"«iti<>ri u>
r.»tne to tlie Weal Virginia Colored In
alitute. Ilia wife wa» Mum • reoryia Cl<»
ver, and graduated in the aaroe rlax
with Iter 11iml»an.l at tl*- Wrwt Virginia
Oilorwl Inatitnte in I***.
Mr« C. K. Mitrhell. tlie rniMK tearh
er, ia a|«endiinr tier \»> alton in Knrofie.
Nothing •lelinite hat l«»-n heart from her
for ae%eral «rrki, Mit it M Imijw*! that
•tie ia wlr. and will ret'irn Imhh* in time
tor the opening flf • J
All -tn.W-nU »h<» a i*li a>lnn«ai>n to ll>e
H'nt Virginia tVrforwl Inatitnte ahooll
arrive on He|4rmlar 14th or I >th, a*
ruawn rtnnni prmiiMnl them after
Wieae days
"THE HMIOir FOUR
Knanofce Oitj. Virginia, ran well lay
claim tr> and huart at t'ie fart that With- |
In bee cnrp»r«lr Inn iU are Is lie to a ail |
lour of the leal anngater* that ever ' Vtme
down the pit* " They are known aa
'*TW Harmony I ><ir Hie naioaa of
the diettngniahed enra>Mrta are Mmn
J. Adnlphne Grtww*. larakae ; W. H
Kiontea. laan p*4nr»dof J. K. Knar I.
I at taanr, aad W H UniweM. better
ktova m Kwv' i Boy. • wham**a> y
aad all parta He m tl»r walking aaary
dofeHia for wewa It a <f«ute a aowrce
ot plraaore to bear limr Mlowa Mag.
NuansTaaHiEsiK
out tl»e parerU paet M € uinu of mark
eting «(fi and have found it highly ut
urfartory. The tlfpartiiiml has abipped
Wi Into. rouMlinf of #, l:tl rgjr* to van
ou* parts of the nation an<i upon arrival
■t tirelinaUon. only t'.*7 not* <>r three
and uor ball W > «*ut of the total * rr*
Uwkfo. Ten ii«MM »***• rau br
tn one nmuinrr a tiiaiaiu-f of !»*> uiilaa
at a cuat of 4 7 <> nu prr doaen. Thii in
cIihm* tiie oxt of traiM|> irtation and cou
taiuer.
Wwt Virginia uuatal autlumtm ad via*
tliat the farmer* ami fanner*' wive» of
thia at at* anr utiluinc tbr pan-el* poet
MlHMivtlj in wllm« farm prudure to
tlw iDOdiiucri and vitvilcot reaulta bavr
l*en obtained.
I .art winter w hen nor* were briaf aoid
f>y retailer* at from •"*> bo fl& ivnu to the
t-onaumer Ute farmer* ware only receiv
ing '.It |o ?'• <"enU |er doaen for their
pmdort, (iviiK the middleman from -'tit
*«> taenia on ea» h doaen «f(« be handled
The paeoai post ay*trm of marketing en
tirely afiainaUw the mi-ldleiuan'* profit
ami divide* the profit of the middleman
among pruduter and consumer.
PRESIDENT OF
GOLDEN RULE
h Williamson; Preach
es and Makes New
Members
Williamson, W. Vi.t Sept. I.-Wf ir
rived in Williwiuaon Saturday wmiiui
alxMit .'»:*> o'clock an.I »rrv iuK by Kev.
C K lluoaril and taken |o bis home
wltere we (pent (lw niirbi. Sunday inorn
itif in iiMnpanj with Kev. Ilowtnl we
■UpihImI Sunday arliool. After lialrnini
U» leaaon taught by Rev. S. M V tin
we were ca!U«l by Snpt. Jm. Bumrard
ner mm! rave a talk U> the Sunday arlxiol.
At II o clock we were greeted by a large
naimttion ivMnimwl of not only the
p»>ple at Williamaon, but IrtMu Red
Jarkat, W. Va., (Moo* and McVaiffb.
Ky , to whom vi tpokm, altar «kkh ft
collection was lifted. Rev. Howard an
nounced that dinner wonld ba —» ml at
the church (or everybody except preach
er*. and Utey wiiuld go with Daarwn
liumgardner. So in company with Revs.
Yatea, Smith Brown. Tburtuan Hunter
»ikl liilaw we went We ware highly
entertained by iJeacoti Kiiiu|anln#r and
hia family. At-'t o'clock we Iwtrned to a
very aide sermon delivered by Kev. S.
M. Yatm. At h o'clock the honee wm
packed and attain we tptke to tiiem out
of (iod'a word. Tlte collection wm lifteil
and I lie re|*>rt •ImiwnI that H'JD.S:' bad
lawn raiaed for Uie day and wa under
atarxl tliat tliere were clieck* amounting
U< yet U> come in. Kev. Howard
had a •imvaaful rally ami on llw wltoia
'i» iloiiif • irr»*»t work in Uie town. II*
m making ■ irmt aarritU-e ami hi* |««>
|4e arem to kpimi itlr it.
W> have always aanl that m emy rom
munity wIm*iv our peo|4e would unilr
ami try k> «4o wturtlnuK lor UimuvItm
that Uwrr werr |w«l white- |M*ople who
would lalp them. T<» vrrtlj Uial lart
we were told that rlm ki wrrr |tvMi hy
mw of thr Iwrt white* |»«»pie of William
ton amounting all lit** wit frotu five te>
twenty five • i< >41 a ra in Uie rally Sup«iay
to Iwlp Utr otioml p«(plr in llimr atrug
ifU* te> huild a rhnr.-h.
Momlay wr vwiImJ lit# nlfk* of 1 »rm
J. M WhittM-o ami MH/ulliiaj and Atty
l/ivr arnl lial a lirely rhat All of Unw>
young nirn wrai te» he making good,
fw li hav intr a limal tield in bia line aiwl
a rreat opportunity
(iOLDKN KI I.K TALK.
Mon.lay mg'it we met The 'iokkn Kola
Iteneftrial ami K.ml-rwin^nt \*w>etatMMi,
rereired live ipplmitmn* maW Ignr
iiMDlm, lial a l»eart Ut heart talk with
the memt^ra Mid Itfft them ffready an
nonragw^ Prof. L. I» l»iw»m straight
himI ap hw aflam with the l/dfr ami
ma>ie it |ilaia that hw tort waa of aocfa
nateire that lie nmld not All the praitioa
m agent. >«ut awral am that he won Id
not he any lev ink ratal is the work
and aakeil U> le rH lever! of that pwitu*.
We awpted hw eiplanatm* and ap
prxntexl Kev U V. Howar>l a agent.
Yuan for enrree m L. I. A T.,
k H McKOY.
Advice
AiU ky fepaMk «f Uhtru u
!• MetW4 tf Mii^iinf Hen
trifily m Um «f Wirtlnt
W aahington I). C., Aag. 2-V —The
KepnMw* of I Iberia, <m tha weal mat o*
Africa, toward fhtrh tha L'aitad Sataa
aJwaa has manuioal lha lafcaaal re
ad to tha Aownran gmrrai—t tar ad -1
▼lea iw enlan iag aaatrality at ite wire
Successful
Institute Held
Mercer County Teachers Are Fortunate in
Having Able Instructors
(iml Britain have «-at»)«* to Monrovia.
Tl»« Ltwriau in i mater to Omit Britain
haa formally aak«<d Um* I'm led Statea
ihroocii \mhaaaador I'anv to uiiMMt a
aoiutooti for Um* difficulty.
It m ragaritol a* |»>oail»le Ui«{ a hen
lb* tinted State* finally iKlIni it* own
calde-wireleaa cnolMwrij a ropj <■! llw
•Wlaion will In* tranaontled t«> the I. die
nan government for rttrnNicc.
NATIONAL
CAPITOL
Events of Interest From
the Sent of Gov
ernment
T1IK UKT-KIUII-gt'lOK*.
IVo(.l* novadsji art* not aelluiir fi4d
Iwirki aa a meana to ip-t rich <{iii«*k, •nut*
thr mum* reaulta appear to be olrtamaMe
l>y aril id* plain, common, ordinary food
■tutfs. So many way* have t««*u found
l»y winch liir fond market ran lie uiauip
ulatrd tliat tin* Waahiinrtou government
lias (ootid it naraaaary to incrrttc ita ac
tivity in order that poor people may la*
paraittad to <-natinw to live.
THK BADMH1TS.
A determined effort haa lara made to
ratonva Um liad a|*ota in tiir river and
harbor lull, ami to leave the rmnaiinoir
good maat in tha Iwrrvl. Tt# theory ia
that Dm* had ' 'apota" may ruin tlic ion
tanta of Um* wliole barrel In Um* » aae of
apptao <mm l«d ona often apoila all Um*
■ood fruit. Tbr aatue (trin ipl* « an lar
applet to |MMrk l»arrvla Many valuahle
projerta have lieen tied up in Um* bill
along with the liad propoaate. Ohviooaly
Uie thing to do ta to weed out Um* l>ad
itanaa.
OUMiKKW MAY Not ADJOI KN.
Tliere ia a growing aeutiUM*nt to Um*
effort Uiat ('on*™** will not adjourn, Ixit
inatead will take a abort rmwa after
«Wtn« Ume. PuUimr aaide Uieir j«er
at >n a I t ouiforta, Umi member* are inclined
hi Um* tialief Uiat it ia unwiae for (%mi
greaa to definitely adjourn until Ita-nu
her, while Um* war aituatiou in Knrope
continue* at-iile.
THK KMH.AM ATlON
Il m rttllj too l>ad tliat U# nrltmi
lion In I la wrrr ioa<l«* ■ l.tiffrr in Um*
IIimm, and llwrv ap|a*>ra in l» littlr
|>ro(«lMlitj of Umw ri*»M«irea paaamir Um*
Vntlf At tltr pmarnt wwon, rvrn Ukhi^i
UM>rr im i urmmt drmarid for »rlu*f in U*
(miMm- I*ii.I tUUi
IN ONE MINNKS'lTA l»lMTftlOT.
htar jwi ((* Mr. Iiiimh Tiwnrj of
Minn—nU «v <-hairman (if Um* Appro
priatmna UuuuniUi* of ttw II mmt nf
KrprwnUtivi, and wm on* u(|lw half
ii<M ootnmiUaa <-liairiuen who trrtnp !
UfialMion aa forr iirdaiitnl Uy l<«rph <».
Cannon, who kept I tiff it mn on Oon
ffraaa and niani|HilaU>i| Uie ayatarm of I
liwlaum am onlm* In l)» rulia in a
man nar that waa no nx»rr to liir rrwdit
of Um oonnlty than tli* pnai nt plan of
tha (anrtM, Tawn^y waa iMrtinl. ami
on* might haw aii^a*! frotn reeling
ibr waita in tha rontroUad l»y
Ua old guard Uiat thr r>varninant waa
la <toii|rr of rvwning In • arvWhwi amp
Komn I'rnwlrot Taft waa on* who took
Una aiaw of tha aitiiation an<l in ordar to
fur—UH Uir im|#n<linf natmnal rrMa •
aiaanira waa ftaad ap, with thr raanlt I
that Mr. Tawnay haa ant anffamt a nr-l
taMmrnt in Mi iaroaM. Tba man who
twat Tawnay waa Htdnay Aadwwa, and
whan lairnnd in Waahi acton ha waa
lWMt]f-aat)t yaara of aga H# waa pntnt
ad oat aa illiMtradnf tha horrtfda ana
takaa that i<»n anwta«imaa raaka. ha
rauaa Waahingtnn afcov* all olhar piaraa
oonld no! mnlinuurf why a young, in
ai pari* in ml man ahould haw lam <-hua
aa to rapiar* a whaai-horaa who waa
raady in faOhfaily aland hy tha poht*rai
machinery natil it huakul tlonaaar.
Aadaraon waa nnmoranied, and atartal
•o work. Ha waa appmatad on tha Waya
found that Una waa aa ra|i(y honor ha
rwagnad, aal in <M«c an ma<la a vif»
row an ark npnn tha i aaraa ayatarn, and
ahuw—i rta nai i—ty for a ranpiaa ra
riaioa af tha rwiaa of tha Howaa of fcap
NHMabva ia anhr thai Mmloal
MANY BRILLIANT
ADDRESSES
DELIVERED
Teackert Pretest fro« Four Cmi
ties, and 411 Were Eatkuiutic
Over The Great Benefits Tkey
Derived Throughout the Session
It) O. T Wilkir~.ii. aaamtant |»nu«ipal
ol Um* ItliM'lifM nilitml
ItliH \V. Vt., ai>ifti«t :»1. i**i »
TIm» Mrrcfr County foloml Ti-tilwri'
luatituU* hi Um* Hlurli**l>l Oi»l
orwl Institute* 4 wiili forty l**a>lier«
ptinilM. I'n.f. J. I.. Hill, ul Um* Itlite
tirlil roll ft*I Kr»k«i ariioul. Mii>I Mil.
Kauiiir (Wtti-lkrlrr »i'rr Um* rlnrl in
atrwrtof*.
To My that lit* iimvIiiik a aa a mk iiw
ik Ul von*#* Um* a#*nlillM*lita ol #*\ery Idti h
••r tiitl wm |>riwiit. During Um entire
Um* niMriK torn wrrr at Ut«r l»*«i
ami if 4 (<»r a minute* Jul Um* tunOuit
la*. Ho uiitrii a ax aai<l thai «M of
ItiwAl to Um* Uf Ii— UmI four bumbU
■r-rvant fur onr* mm aorry Uiat bt waa
not • aliort liawl rt|irrt in onler Uiat
•wh won I apokm iuuM have hwnukMi
«|own rml given to Unar wlio were un
fortunate* in tiring elaewhere. Hut U><«§
wlio a ere tlM-n* will Im* al»le to a^rrai
Um* tfoi«l Uniiic* to many paru ol
Um* >MMiUM*ru m tioii ol Um* atate* ma Ui«r
were U»in lM*r» from Mrrcrf, M< l» >well,
Mingo aii'l Monro#*.
TImt Um-iim* of Um* UMvliKK waa Keller
lean-lung I'rof. Ilill, wlto «lnl moat ol
Um* In turmg on tliat lo|»u, waa at liia
i»»l on every lavaaiou ami lua • i<«hi< of
#*a#*li lartnre wm alwaya reirrette*! aa
•*a«*li te*a<-li>*r mvintol williU|t t*» liateii to
tiiiu wiUi nit a murmur Aiikhik Ui«
tiling* Im* <Urlt upon waa Um* fa<t that
Um* te*a#*li**ra ouglit to make a llionxigli
|>rei>araii .u oI ea< li Unm ra ti <lay Ol
nunr to <lo ao mjiuna mora work lor
Um* W-a«l»«-r, Imii llien aa Um* tewlwr'i
work liaa lo iki wiUi Knii*r>ti<MM living
ami nnliorn la ll»ere a u*a« Iter wlio woald
not •M rifiiT a few lioiira ptrawirf to
•iMNirr In lit** «<iri<l a tiniaiiad man '
AnoUier (act te U-alinl from tna talk a
»mm alien ami Ini« b> rriU'M The
following <|ii 4ation will Miitur: "CriU
riwn unlet la- inatrurUve raUier than
ilartrite live." MImhiIiI «r follow llial
nil**, our rrilM-Miii will litvr Jlie raault
it waa uitemir>i for. Never attempt to
rrilM-iw «lien to do ao will Imv* Um
|hi|hI in jiwtKMi l» be Um- uiijrl of
iwikIiU" tr..m Iim Kauieuiber,
Uitl Uie u-mt'ber will mikiwiJ tawt wbu
iin rafiril umI nimifii for Iim pupil.
Tumi ay iixiriiiiK I'rof. !*iu« *m iu
irmiiml U> Uie matiUite m«J gar a isci
flU-ul la I k on Uie Nov*
inent.' Aa mi ilwajii Uie way wiUj
Prof. Hi ma Iim talk waa well iWireral
ami tarli per* .11 |*nwnt Ml lriw(lua<!
ami waa letrriniiM*! tliat t»-tler lit»ra/Ma
would lie found in Uinr arfcuuf Una
a inter tlian rvrr tadore. ' hir Hung ba
iiiMli(«nl Uiat tl# majority of
ilo. m protmartMHiaiy hiijfinf hooka 10
volumea While Una ia a(»«l way to
«H a auml»r of l»a»ka at a low pru «.
llmt arf many laatka in lit* volume that
are not iua*«ary b> Uir avrra«r library.
► or MuriM he xionlal aurfi aa Um
(•rwk. Ttw A'alnan N.gnla ami I orlc
Kern tie atunw
Walmalay morn in* Prof. W. W.
Sundm, U» aopervMor of Uir oqiorwJ
rhtmla of UiH lair. Uianf aa
Uir anl>)rrt, "Making Hattar CiUaawa by
Teaching Kaai Oini < tovwrwmeut " In
a 'iiaatrrly way hr rt|ilaiMU Um faada
mental prtnripiaa of civil goveramaot,
and how it may hr lart obtained
aa Um atwty of Inraf hoaitm. hy
Um mratinai of Um city
jiMbna court, aivI Um rawrt bow, tty
orvanisiof among Um lwy« and girta ao
natiaa and dahating Haha. Prof. ttaa
'Ian dearly imparaani loa baarwi that
aigwal him, and hy kia halfi wa ara «v<
the taai-hrra of Um ata
an iBiprmwiMDl m their work
. Mm. Cwtw. amr of ttr.
of bm
««Wi r«x*

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