: F$f ? y ,
To Judge a Mai
ID UftMCCCCVGD
In. numDooDAbK
mim
? A County Whose Winters Ai
Breezes ot the Gulf Sire
ere Fanned by the Oce?
Invigorating Winds *
*
\ To North Carolinian. to.re U no i
place like North Carolina. To a moo
tokohaa Htr taat ON lot to Boaafort i
Ooontr. thorn to to place Ilk. fteaurorttiSNr
\?"'t '
Plrot. The couolr do tan upoa tu
haopllalttr. to obomnoarw oomea.
whether > rletter, or no Inreator.
SON ho bo catholic or MmKL
t jt mi. tu.1. fl?ado llohron
(SSI, uenuM, insu, owouft ixeuwe .
man 101 or Hooahllrut, ho to looker,*
that to that he .-to a rata tor a
. that" ? t* -T-e'' > .1" ; .
ens oo* toft to their rooeot Ooro
Ola? UNION. bop* an trained to a*rl'?>*!!<
X&. wbo har. Jurt ooroud i
IM. 'ftWicM rmaclss (ram
TU.H M buahela to Urn Mi ul
_ theeo mm ?r? Uk?a tram the ofSelal
noon of the Deportment of
jtprteoltmO. Mr Lawrence M. Boott,
et Btomnta Creek, prodnoed cotton
i ^ In thba ceootr loot rear reaalno near1|
On* holee to the acre that braocht
Wm IMMII cento per pound.
ft nob per #eOid
Bto drainage project. on now net)
nWra that arm raelnlm oome of
the meet rateable land that thle
cooatrjr bee erer known, and whloh
wib coat pare faeorablr with the moet
fertile raltera ot the NUe.
or otatere era eo moderate that
"catim Oea remain ont practically all
wlptar, and that teed which lo required.
In more nnfororad eectlona to
aataln heat, will be uUUeed la (at
nauvon IU MtuTait county
by Mm of 1U eaay aooaaalbtllty by
w?C? U< rail put* you la cloie
touts wit* hub Itrtn citle. of tK?
' I. kavbered one 4*7 and reach tho markel.net
uter than two day* later.
Tludad* t? S?a?Xork. Philadelphia.
Sflfu, Baltimore and Provtdenco la
vh*r4ly to be conatdered a* an Item of
exfOMt, but to bo placed upon your
ledger a* a profit In sdtrantage.
Tbo*e I* no racoon why thla county
I ATOMIC TO Bis OWN
BUSINESS. BE SATS
^ .%.> W?> ? ^
r At UjMl Ule Minister Ha> Momi
oI Hie Own?Peetor of Flr*.t ITw
C. Q hftqpam Church, This CUjr, Has
j XMfll ^
/ Stftha the following hotic- In An
y out of town paper this morning, wo
called up tho pastor and naked him if
li hto pulpit Would be occupied Sunday,
and b* whom, to which ha replied
'taut the church waa never closed on
"Rev. H. B. Scartght of WaehlngI
too, win preach for the Preofcytert?
an* fa the Red Men's hall Sunday
ft owningmt 11 o'liikh, A cordial inr
Citation to extended to all wSo wish
to hoar hhn."
Pfeeelag him for an answer aa to
- whether or not any arrangemonta
- had been made for a supply, h? eug;
geated that be preferred no mention
* " made of a matter that an Out of town
11 HH' auonaned u a [act, w uereapon
'-.' we, to a Jocular way told Aim that
I, - wn didn't like to eee him worktng
L ' "under enter." Hit re?ty tru: "I
net working under ooter, 1 am
| ilafb attending to my own baal1.1
? brother Bearight. wa would cwI
r;. Iad ?oa lor euch * regit if it wan
I wereaytendtng to the lord', bu.lnaee.
However, We aro willing tor it
I - to go the way yon ?ut It, and will he
I a boot ene of the lent tndtnduale in
1 tha town to dteagree with yu% ebon
J> ' he fMnd lea make. ?
fjr St Urole, Ho., March t?The local
I ' omtnltiee hae everything Id readlI.
ueee for the eatartatnment of tha
ninth annuel contention of the ReJ
, l? tn meot In thh etty nam week for
li- o.newnee of font daye The ettaadi%.
uate at On meeUag will Include aer
I JU-B
WSl'^ES-.a ' ^,a y'
BBP" '
.a .
ASHI
?f. i
' n r '*^NiwMppWr
l's Character, Fi
HIRE ME '
it to mil
re Tempered by the Warm
am, and Whose Summers
tn'q Briny, Health Giving,
t ""
hould wit produce celery aqul to
that of Michigan. The .oil la here
u4 the profile that hare made thou ands
or them rich. Scuppcrnoa*
trapes attain their perfection only la
Eastern North CaroUaa and where
taey am prown tor commercial pur
pome, they are yielding net return ot
two per una In tea aere plots, with
HUle or no ears, end the market la
right at our doora. (tola from statistical
aguree la our of dee.)
These are many opportunities otters*
here for IM an men who
anew haw, or wilt apply thiamin,
aad workout their daetlay along
llam pimmthud by the Department
?f AfrtcQltttra, which fives tmeta,
nroomntlshsrt mad whaft wOJ contlaue
to be aceom?IMied by km who intelligently
foOowont plana laid down
by tta experts. Aft the present there
Is net h farmer in the county who kee
sHhsr a monopoly or a competitor,
rhe field la both wide and the InterMta
disunited. '? ; 1 .
la tfll oar pabllc school up?ill
tures only a mounted to
14. la 1910 It amounted to 89.179,960.90.
Of this amount, In 1901,
the rural schools only received 9846,014.21,
while In 1910 they received
81,498,999.79. Oar rural school
houses In 1901 were valued at only
91.149.009, while in 1910 they were
HMmuil at 93.094.419.> In 1991 we
built in the etate only 109 rural
school houses, bet In 1910-we built
349, and In the Intervening years at
about the same rata of iacreaae.
From 1904 the average salary for
teachers Increased from $101.10 to
1361.48. per local tax districts Increased
from 18 tn 1900 to 1,197 up
to January 15. Ibis year, and they
anrincrftastzoTmonthly. * '
* HI short our chamber of commerce
aUnd ready to advise you ef anything
you max. Fish to iCnow of the state
and county. THE DAILY NEWS la
wide open to welcome you and give
you such information aa It has at Ita
command. Come and be with ua and
are will make you jlad.
MINISTER INDICTED
911 raUURY euucc
T-* .-.
Pastor 61 Baptist CtaFth In Trxag.
Mixed in Ipnam^r MAdOlF.
Port Worth, Tea., lurch 7?A lew
hour. alter Sex. J. Prank Norrla,
paslor at the H-lrstTiaptlsi church,
had been Indicted on the charge ol
perjury, hla honanjjuroed down Saturday
ntght. V V
It came aa a myaterloua aeuuel to
an equally myatartona chain operants
In which the saloon-flRhtlnR Baptist
mlnlater haa figured. The moet startling
developments came on Saturday
night when, accused of perjury Narrli
was Charged with hairing written
letters to himself In which he was
threatened with death If he~did not
lea re town.
Norrla Brat attracted attention
hare by campaigns tOr enforoemanl
of prohibition laws. Thau Norrla de
dared an attempt had beaa made tc
aaamaUals Mm. Thla waa followed
by aa. deatruction of the Flrat Bap
tiet^errh by are. Norrla reported
a.second attempt had been mode oa
hla Ufa after tMs, and he traveled
with a body-guard. Then he exhibited
the warning letters, which the
grand Jury declared Noma wrote
bimeelf. Norrla- charges attracted
a great deal of aUantton to hh
church work. - if ' v i
*" ** ^ *
tfmun. N. C , MM ?.- /
campaign to capture the North Caro
11 oa dologaUop to tfco Chicago cam
ve^ttlo^t, for llooanv^r t wea Iknstkfl
ban toady at a State oonrentlon o
aatl-Taft BepdMlcaaa. tb* laadlni
aplrlt In tba movement la Rlchmon
Pearaon ol Aabevllle. who waa In tb.
diplomatic aarvtoe daring tba Boo*a
aaM admlnletmtlan Tie nsoaavet
*time*rvn declare t^r" ft raattf
aafSetoat atrengtta In tba Itk. ttb an.
1Mb eaagraaaioaal dlatrlata to offea
any anpport wblch may ba btonga
from tba-KagMbtlaaa voter* in th
aaatorn dlatrleU. if -
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WASHINGTON. NORTH
rst Find the Fqc
I PUM8 Bia"roi
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"Jsescjz-^^M
John Arbuckle of New York, the
DhK to build a large home for crlppta
cripples who can use their hands and ?
who hste the nee of all their member
an* barrow, drive mowing machines a
toes and aA kinds of vegetables. In u
large wortoihop*, so that the year roun
hat caa hare a hank account. Mr. A
to $10 a week. The women will pay
IICIIUEl,
HI
UKFT ' SWKKTHKARTH WAITING
AT THE CHURCH DOOR AND
WIVH8 WAITING WHERE
HE HAD'LEFT THEM.
WAS MUCH SOUGHT AFTER
? . ? .
J cr . . V- ..
WIVES MUT AND BxrwAws
- EXPERIENCES ? A WEDDING
PARTE WAITED FOR luE
GROOM WHO NEVER CAME.
> mmnm
Camden, N. J., Mards, _7.?With
the police armed with a warrant on
his trail, two women, eaeh 61 whom
believed ahe was hit aole and lawful
wife, eager for his arrest, and two
New Jersey matdehs who charge him
' with leawlnf tttdm waiting at the
church, hoping earnestly for hla capJ"
ture, Daniel Edwards is described
here tonight as the most sought-after
man tn this country.
Edwards and. Miss Elisabeth Kil!
Man of No. 3S6 Bergen street, were
' married in Wilmington, Del., a week
( ago. Announcement of the ssppoesd,
ly happy event was made, lest Sunday
1 at,the Kllllan home. AWmic-those
| who received the news was lira
Elisabeth Most*' Edwards, who Uvee
. in this cKy. Sho.went to tlto Rflltan
home tola mornlhg and insslrsd for
; "Mm. MwmnU." all ir MSg !> !
the newly married canal* hod left for
H.lnni..l.H V T ?~ -
. with Mf. Billion. who o*M hi.
daughter on tbo HlMSiinii.ond ake
hnrrtod to Carad.n an >1 tilth
*? Koora * ?' *? < * teintnd
l when the caller UUJtf etory. bet
- Inter iolaM wllS Bra. tteore M
- word. In aeeurta* o wnrtnnt for Ed
> word.' unit. Ma lelln wko took
t It to Hammonton to urn dlooovered
I that HAwarde bad diakMeered. H<
1 woo fobodnM to mom Mite BlatlMt,
? of Berorir. N J , loot April- Tk?
- oroopeetfre krldo ud the woddlnd
t gueeto OteinMViil In dhnreh for thy
7 csrjxotx, but Zutrardn foiled to no
1 poor. Bo Minted to tetko any explat
notion Inter, bat is Uttlo mora than I
t month bo narrted Bias BUobeM
o 81a wooko Ktor to the dote tfr tb<
BlntllS j padding. Mlw Kothorlm
CAaoW^ rioPAY M
A Upon Which I
1 . * _ *?" * 11
kT> ^ r"' V -V.. . t- f
y?.
E F9B CRIEPLES . [
aged millionaire sugar refiner, is planI,
where various inventions will Wnll
trine to do as well as men ah? wittHi
8. .In the summer time they can plow
nd hayrak.es and cultivate corn and poic
winter time they will be employed In
d they *111 not only bo self-euppbrdig.
rbnctde expects them to earn from $8
&V a?*cltijr board aad the men H |
CAPTAIN mm IN
EXTREMIS TONY
I , .i.
Highly Esteemed OHiwm Is Tfionght
to Be Rapidly Kinking? Surrounded
by Family.
Hie hojl^gd friends will learn with
deep regret that Captain M. H Bonner
la critically 111 at Mb home, 706
West Second St. He has been in
feeble health for some time, bat his
cuuuuiou to Buch now that littlo hope
Is held out for bis recovery and his
intimates believe that the end is
near. His sons, Messrs. Herbert and
James, arrived this morning, also his
daughter, Mrs Williams and Colonel
Williams, of Newton. All of the
family are now at his bedside.
AT THE LYRIC THEATIH..
WiUs Comedy Company Score* .? Illg
Ssccpwi Entire Change Tonight.
The'Wills Musical Comedy c >nips
ny opened last evening at the Lyric
for a three days engagement and
playe l to quite a laigo audience
The1.* initial number was we'.l ap:
plandd-1 and received a good bit of
comment. "Two Old Cronies" hus
the nature of the play, running for
one hoar of solid fun and good en
tertalnment.
Tonight the same company present
another entire change of program
and ia considered to be an act that
has more laughs than that given !oat
evening?"The Merry Minstrels.''
r Those who failed to witness the
performance given laiat night wt*l
certainly find tonight's bill to be far
superior and contain more aide-spljtting
clinfexea than that of last night.
The refrular mftine* will be given
from 3:00 to 6:00 with special matinee
price* and there la no reason
for them not to receive a fall attendance.
. V-A.fr.
Conference on Rural Progress.
BostonL Masa. March 8 ?Plans
for the encouragement and development
of agriculture in New England
mere diacostfed by the New England
conference on rural progress, which
mid its annual semlon at the StaM
ftouse' in this city today. Many prao
leal farmers gpd -representatives ol
1 the railroads, sommerelal organ is*
1 Hons. Stage beards of agrkmltuM
and State granges throughout Neu
1 England participated in the confer
""
Behllp at Carmee Hmt, daekad heti
i a*l( In bridal wu. bat Edward. wai
I not on hand to mat. her btawlte.
Tba New Jwiajr VMherttiee ban
> polka to m>M tbem la thalr aaaroh
JfSclP* f^f Lr""5v ?
ppj.lMIUPlU I
'ALLY
rracnoon, march s. imT
lis Brain Feeds?(
1 IiS FROM
CXPLORERfiPTHC
1EXPL0RED POLE
t * 5
IIKINjHT THAT CAPTAIN gOOTT
HAH REACHED POLE IH LAC Kifrci
IX CONFIRMATION
FOUR .OTHER EXPLORERS ARE
HIS WIFE MS NO NEWS
BKJMCSnU THJU^ ACHIEVEMKNT.
IJKCT. 8HACKLKTON HAS
BBftN FARTHEST SOUTH. 1
l-- '
London March 7?There 1b no confirmation
tonight of an anfternoon
that Capt. Robert F.
Scott, tfc# British Anartlc explorer
had suel+eded In reaching he.South ;
Pole. 'Wi * ,
Mrs. Scott, the commander'* wife, 4
deniea any knowledge of the rumored ?
achievement. She says the has no (
news fftok him or hie party. t
The ^patt expedition is one of live <
now In the South Polar region. The
Terra left London June ^ ,
1*10. afcg in January 1011, Captain ,
Scott s^jjhflfd. south from New Zeal- <
and. Re iad thirty doge but was
relying Vainly on twenty Siberian |
ponies JB$T motor sledges. There <
were slaty men in his party. ,
Cap}, (jeotf, af the head of. the Dls- <
covery Ifcpedition of 1900-1904, got ,
down t*B2 degrees 17 minutes, )
which wit surpassed only by Lieut, t
Shackleton, who in 1909 got within t
100 mile^ of the South Pole.
There hfe four expeditions seeking
the Pols,
This Pate in History, March 8.
1702?King William III. died and
Queen Anne came to th? thrr?n? nf
.' England. ' ,
1801?-British defeated tlie French
at fcattl+M Aboukir. Egypt.
180l?rDr. Nathaniel Alexander,
governoP-fef Worth Carolina 1805-07.
died In Salisbury, N. C. Born 1n
Mecklenburg in 1756.
1834?Commercial treaty concluded
between the United States and
Japan.
1856?Indians defeated in an attack
on troope at White River. Washington
1 1862?At Hampton Roads the!
I Confederate ram Merrlmac sank the'
'Federal ship Cumberland, captured
the Congress, and forced the Minne-L
sota aground.
1874?Millard Fillmore, thirteen-'
th president of the U. 3.. died In Buf- j
falo. ? Born in Summerhlll, N. Y , on;
Jan. 7, 1800.
1877?Henry Ward Beechor famous
pulpit orator, died In Brooklyn.
Born in Yitchfleld, Conn.. Juno 24,
1813.
1889-?John Kricsaon, Inventor of
the Monitor, died. Born July 31,
1903.
1911?Southern Commercial Congress
opened in Atlanta.
TOKAY VINEYARD SOLD.
Bought by Heirs of the Estate.
Handsome Residence Included.
At a recent auction scale, conduct-^
ed by Auctioneer W. S. Cook, Tokay,
the famous vineyard four milfes north
Iof Rtyettevllle, was bought by Mrs.
Pembroke Jones and Mrs. Geo. B.
Elliott, heirs of the estate for 940,000.
There was a mortgage on the
property for some $90,000, held by
the heirs
The> property Is very valuable and
contains about 800 acres, a large part,
of which Is planted In fine, bearing
1 ?rdpe vinee. There are also dwell'
lag houses, outhouses, a flue wine
cellar, etc., on the premises. The
bfflg&K commenced at $S4,000.
' *
i Three Uatwrsitie* la Debate.
[ Bloomlngton, Ind., March 8.?The
\ three.cornered intercollegiate debate
l between the State universities of
> Ohio, Indiana and Illinois takes place
. tonight, each institution being repret
seated by one team at home and ono
. abroad. The advisability of States
, adopting the initiative and referenr
dam is the subject selected for the
. debates.
? &pr iuiticc Xlultitce'
Washington, D. C., March I.?Ast
soclate JasUce Oliver Wendell
Holmes, now the oldest number of
> the (lagreme Court of the United
B State* oslebrated his eeventy-flret
i birthday today. '
*>' flw, "T.v .
<s ? ' 'V', :'f ***> vi.
Wf-rmiL t 4 Lrfi m M-lt' .
'new
jood Reading W
STEAMER "TARBORO"
SINKS THIS A. M.
r
Biver Ste?ui?r l/nder Thirty Keet of
Water at Tarboro. leaden With
t'otton Heed.
The Steamer "Tarboro" left here
yesterday laden with a cargo for Shiloh
Mills at Tarboro. She lay at her
peir at her destination last night and
in pulling into the mills this morning
she collided wib the pier, staving
i hole in her side and rapidly began
;o sink, going down in thirty feet of
water. The damage to the boat is
considered as small and if the cargo
cAn b? saved from drifting with a
itrong tide that is running, the damige
is believed to be slight.
10IEB LECTURER COiINC
National Oripudwr Woouui'm ("hr'
Ion Tcmpfface Union to ftHm
On Sunday afternoon Jt j^*iock
Mrs. Almena Parker Mr' \jw7d, of
Chicago, will deliver a ) In the
aonrt house In this cr Jwbn Monlay
morning at 9 o'clt^l Jhe will
ipeak in the public school audi
:orlum, and again in the evening at 6
/clock in the court house.
Where Mrs. McDonald has spoken,
phe has received the encomiums of
:he press and pulpit The Augusta,
3a., Chronicle says of her:
"At the service of the Temperance
institute at the St. John's Sunday
ichool last night an address on the
luestlon of temperance was delivertd
by Mrs. A. P. McDonald of Chicago,
111., which proved a masterpiece
in this particular line of oratorical
endeavor and which held her
audience spellbound. Aside from the
value of her effort as an earnest and
forceful argument in the Interest of
the cause she espouses her Bpeerh
was a gem of pure oratory presented
with the skill of the polished and
highly trained elocutionist and in
language that was as elegant and
brilliant and expressive as the most
fastidious and scholary might wish
for."
The local W. C. T. U. is perhaps
one of the most_ active in the slate
is possible to obtain the services ol
Mrs. McDonald They extend a cordial
welcome to every one to heat
this? gifted woman. *
Wot Virginia. V. M. t. A.
Fairmont, W. Va., March 7.?Fairmont
Is entertaining for four daye
the annual convention of the Y. M.
C. A. of West Virginia. Cities and
towns throughout the State are represented.
The convention will close
Sunday with a public meeting which
will be addressed by a number of religious
workers of wide prominence.
The road convict fore? is working
on the Ilunyon creek road near the
bridge at present, taking down the
hills and filling the boles. This is a
sandy road and can be worked tc
advantage at this season, and it is to
be hoped they will continue their efforts
along roads of this nature as
long as this kind of weather continues.
Bryan in Minnesota.
Minneapolis, Minn., March 8.?In
response to an invitation extended b>
th? Hennepin County Democratic
Club, William J. Bryan came to th<
Twin Cities today to speak at a lunch
eon given by the club at the Hote
Radisson here today and at an even
ing meeting under the same auspicein
the St. Paul Auditorium.
Librarians at Atlantic City.
Atlantic City, N. J., March 8.?
The sixteenth annual convention o
the Pennsylvania Library Club ant
the New Jersey l ibrary Asociutioc
began here today and will cor.tlntiover
tomorrow.
South Dakota Plans Highway.
Mitchell, D., March 7?At a con
ference held here today by repre
^entativea of commercial and othe:
bodies of various South Dakota cities
| plans were advanced for the bulldim
Palls to Rapid City and other point
In the Black Hills.
THE WEATHER.
' Rain tonight and probably Ratur
Cr:*;r !- iTto ir.'.rrl:.
Moderate variable winds.
Don't forget that we are a v?r
mall part o( Beaufort county, an
that the homeaeekers are looking to
homes. Try to impress upon tbei
that Washington Is the best place a
the map.
I j V
lakes Good Men
GOV. FOSS VlSllT 1
RIC1ES0N PLACE
OF 11PRIS0NIENT ^
chaklks street jail is i'aio
an official visit lt\
executive.
FOUND MINISTER HEALTHY
has no complaint of treatment
in his confinement.
counsel m akin (j no effort
for commutation.
uvawu, .nai vu i?wrtruor
Pom, accompanied by Lieut.-Gov.
Luce and several present and pa*c
members of the Executive Council.,
this afternoon visited the Charles
8treet Jail, where Clarence V. T.
Ricbeson is confined, awaiting electrocution
for the murder of Avis Linnell,
his former sweetheart.
It was a regular visit of inspection.
The Governor did not wee Riche&cxi
except at a distance as the prisoner
was taking exercise in the corridor
and expressed no desire to see him
Others of the party, however, inspected
Kicheson h cell. The former
minister appeared in a normal state
of mind afid health, though thin and
somewhat pale. He had no complaint,
regarding his treatment and e?
changed few words frith the members
of the party.
Counsel for Richeson has made no
effort to obtain commutation, although
the date of the execution i*
less than eleven weeks away.
BRIEF NOTES OF INTEREST
GATHERED HERE AND THERE
Oue weak from today .and t.i?i
ground hog is due to come out for
i spriug rooting- There's a number of
I us who win help him to root (f it will
fj Improve the weather conditions any
j Mrs. Atuia Parker McDonald National
lecturer and organized of the
I \V. C, T V. will be In this city or
Sunday aud Monday next and will deliver
two lectures while In the ctt>.
Dr. C 1. Prfdgen, of th<- stair
I hookworm commission. will be at
the county < our; fioute tomorrow
i from 9 c. m. until 5 p. n?. for the #
treatment of suspects of the uiJmeat.
A great number of people have been
treated here, and a number who
thought they were not affected at all J
; have been found to be badly so. This
? Is a free dispensary, and where the
slightest suspicion is entertained that
. a patient Is affected, they should bo
' present for an examination
i
The Wahisco. the delightful literi
ary publication Washington
High School Is on the press thi* week
and will appear next week, fresh.
; crisp and full of Interest Besides its
ragular features tbiB month. Ir contains
a poem of March by Mr. Frank
, Cooper; Th0 One Star Kingdom by
- Mi89 Margaret Wells; Dreams, a
: poem, by Miss Carlotta Nicholson.
) David by Mr. Thomas Sparrow.
Morning, a poem, by Mr. John I .owl*
i Payne, and Julia, by Samuel New
man.
t
Just exactly why the hotneseekers
are not given time to look over the
farm lands contiguous to Washington.
when they are brought into
Eastern North Carolina, has never
f been quite satisfactorily explained to
j those who are anxious to know/They
will reach here at 6 this evening and
leave at 9 tomorrow morning, arriving
at New Bern at 2 p. m., Bee the
country, be entertained by the
chamber of commerce tomorrow
- Sunday.
r So too weeks ago we received sev,
eral press letters from Washington
t free of bias and political opinion,
e and with It a personal letter stating
that if we liked the "dope"' we could
use it, gratis, and it would be furnished
us regularly We used it and
it has been good reading upon topics
of general Interest, but the trap came
in this morning's "mail?an out and
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candidate for the presidency. Pusale?Find
the letter in the Daily
y ^Jews today. "In vain ia the net
d spread in the sight of~any bird."
r y
n Congratulations to our rural eorn
respondents upon their splendid let* ^ ^