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ufreoen / China.
ltOenlanbjfe Nsiniitre % Gbinas BE-
~fmlbmestisebe ! Geuesmsbe
9oIp Hal ttraHes.

pefin. 5te Sch. - De ubenlunbfts
Winiitre os be dineiite &ommisias
rer bolot TT fprite JalIesmsbe imprs
ges. Mpbet parebe | fIere Elmer. 8
SGrbeIesbeb bIep Spsrsmaalst ON
Straf brsftet. Solp fremragenos
4ineifffe gmbebsmanbs Nopne bleD
forelast meb 8esirrins ON, at Gbin1
muatte bore Wasterne tro os itraffs
benz ! JorbOlb til beres Missiers
ninaer.
De dinefHte gefulbmestisebe fpas
rehe. at gbtnm intet heller piloe enb at
iportf9tts Magtrrnes Rrdn I beres
9elbeb, os at gbina bar litter paa, at
be tiEbeIte Giraffe pitbe blipe tilfrebss
ftilenoe. Det tom for Dasen, at to
at be tplp gmbebsmerb anerebe bar
bebe.
5 pisfe Tilfelbe anfsrte be dime
fife 2ommisierer grunpe for, at b.
tiIoelte @traffe ffulbe bore BanlpSs
ming os Dsb, forbi pebtommenbe fob
| faa Hart Slrstffab til 9ronerL
Otter en- lang Sdmtale ON bette
gmne bEtp bet beftittet, at be ubeas
lanbfte Winiitre ftilbe uparbstbe en-
fuloitenbis elite oper ale antIasep.
Gmbebsmanb. baape rationale % pros
pinciale, meo 4ntlaser, fOm fpecifisz
rer bper entelts Stptb os ben StraI,
iom trapes. 2ifen. ftrlbe iaa operls=
peres til be dineiiife commissioner ii!
inarlig SiIoeling at Ifftraffelierns.
prins Ching iplrste ON be ubens
lanoite 9ropper piIbe forlabe petin,
fcrnpat, at China oiite lit umistjens
beige Enfte ON at ipartiette Ganess
notens 8etingelier.
Masternes Miniitre 5parebe, at be
lite tunoe inblape fig paa 0isiusiipn.
men fdgoe, at be troeoe, bpis alt
bar tilfrebsitiaenbe, at Mdsterns
bible bsspnbe at tretts Sropperne till
base tiblis paa Barren, men at bette
for en- itor Del beroebe paa Gbines
ferne felp.
Oct bar prins Ching maetpaalis.
senoe at pibe, bpilten 8eitemmslie bar
truffet meb Senipn til at fontrolIere
2esationspasterne og forbinbre benz
fra at foritprre Jorretninser.. 9aa
ipurte, ON @asterne itutoe tillabes !
ale Dele at 8pen. Sparst lob, q:
@asierne pisielig lite uilDe faa siaas
oelfe til at lesse fig ipeien for nOsen
aineiiff Gorretning. prins Ching BIER
loriitret ON, at bporiombelft | 8pen
Srppperne maatte saa. pilbe BET
blipe %forlanst, at be ftllpe rette fig
efter be omforenebe 9eitemmlier uns
Der itrens Straf for bpsrt eneite 9ruo.
Decorah-posten., 1901-02-08
UiIhelminas 8rYuup.
Zen nnse Sronnins o. beneeS grub'
soin eirr 1T Jolfs 1ensiuenbeo.

Wilbelmine az Sondnb's grplu2
meo Sertus Ssinrid fpresaar ioas
Sorspas ben The 5sbruar.
Som beiienbt betIarerebes Gorlos
ueHen for benoes Waieitats llnoers
~iaatter ben 16ee Sttober ftbitleben os
pate uoeli GIGbs opsr bet belle 2ano.
Tfan bapoe 10. iom rimeIigt tunbe
pare, befunbet iis | en- Spanbins, en-
bis 9ngitelie Gorpentnins meb !Sens
inn til bet 8als, ben unse Dromins
muatte billie sisre. gun bdpbe, ION
man peo, ertlGrst. at / bette Stptts,
| 0aIs at @stefale piIbe BUN itaa
belt fri; BUN pilbe baps en- Mano efts-
lit egst 5opeo og 6ierte, intet politiit
Ssnipn. inssn biplomatifte 8erssnins
ger ftitIoe BABE noset at iise. Ss
Solrroerne peb, at bpdb "Son's
WiIEeminie" pil - bet b BUN.
Mdn mener, at ben unae bollanbife
OrOnnins lite meb sanIte u%iaaret
Sierte forlpb pcisoam, efter 9siten
1899 at BABE tilbraet nosen Sto Der |
8eies hos bet tpfis &eii.rpar iammsn
meb fin Wober, Drowning emma.
9ertls Seinrih, iom bopoe lit Resis
ment ! potsDam, bar unber bette 8es
log ispnlis iammen meb be tongelise
SiGfter. og eubper, Der bdooe anleos
ming til at iusttaee be unse, foritoo.
at prinisn bar ifupt til aIer inoerite
Sisrterob. - N9ite Sang bet unse
Spritepar msotes, bar ba Drowning
Wilbelmine os bences Mober Commit
rem 1900 opbolot fig | S6par3burg.
Sertus Seinri9 befunpt fig "%tilfaIs
oigpis" | R9rbeben % bar ben unss
0ronniss itaoise 2eolaser paa Spabs
Iers os Rioeture. Ser bar bet 5orlps
pei en- blep inogaoet; men Drowning
bruoen snitepe SHsntIissisrslien uos
lat inbtil pioere.
Sdd mebtes be pdanp | aOnig /
OoenipaIo iibItleben Ottober. !Sertus
gen boebe | 9otslet / en- n9rliggenoe
lioen 9p, "ineoenito" Tom en- Sr. bon
Billion, men tisrte bpsr Dag | ton9er
lis Gtpipugs pp til apnis, % tiIbruste
9iben Iammen meb be TO 0rominser.
Sa bisie penote tilbaee til Slottet
Set 600 / @eloern, blep 5orbinoslisn
pfentlist %protlamsret, ps famine Dag
- ben 16oe Sttpber - ANTON Yrias
Seinri6 paa 9eisg hos lin tiltoms
menpe Suitru ps bsuoss Mooer.
!San blep bjerteIis mootaset / Sols
lamb % iiaI - fprteIIss Der - bape
fOritauet iirar at sisrs fig popular.
San fierte meo 0rpnningen omtrins
til iorItiellise Gsne, man iaa De TO
uuse 9piteliss % tiljublebe benz in
Sploeit.
Drowning Wilbelmine bar ale Be
tinselisr for at futile tuune blioe en-
iortrafelis Suitru % Mor. Iise iad
pel iom en- Hog Seriteriuoe, Sg ben
Smpauoisbeo, at Sertusen tun er fire
gar 9lore, siper al 8runo til bet bsbs
ite Saab ON, at ban bill blipe benoe til
Opmuntrina naar 5orretnins.rne
bpilsr, liseium bans manoise u~oieeuos
lpoer SiGlp % Strtts / aIporsitunosH.
Decorah-posten., 1901-02-08

er bet foo. at England peb ubgdnssn
af bet 18bs Ndrbunorebs ! mango
1iifalbe nsieSe fs mob at betirmpe
Jrantrise meb fit Cub. ibet bet I'm.
berftpttsDe bette 2anbs SLENDER; men
BET sr bog lille bito misbre fart. at
ben fpodfriianf,e aris toier CngIunp
itbpre.
Decorah-posten., 1901-02-08
SmaapIuf.

8. Rpsbp % 8. $. 8rotb fra
Glermont, Soma, bar / 0ecorah u
fsrfts 0dee at llaen for at ie nj fine
Ssnner, iom fretpeuterer 0eeornE
Snfitnte.
Tils Siteb fra 9%leaiant Sopn'
fhip. CD. Sfteos gumle 6ober, bar
bopt ct fIsmt arfalp of SIus uneer E:
Spbplb hos I'm Son Der | gpen.
gan biso ips / sibne &c Sitees Sutit
pa table albeles Sepioitbepen, men
,rm iig ieier upset efter at pcre bra3i
til Sennens Siem. Stient bet gaar
fdgte, behres ban MI ooelis. Sdn CT
omtrsnt "a Gdr CANNED.
Den fore Mott Sarm Deb
Srput BUN bleD iipfte nee al wtrs.
Rotr berftebs iolgt til Wullace Glart
fra SeFerfon Sopnibip, @namates
Gountp. 5armen er en- uf b bebfe
2anbeisnbpmme | Smegrsn al 0ecos
rab og ubsier $40 @cres. aisbefums
men bar $15.500. Den ue Gier
ooertoeer Gienbommsn | Marts.
Mrs. 6. 6. qaien reiite fbite
Sorsoag til phpenir. Grisonn. bpor
bun en- Sib bill OpboIoe fig for fin SsI'
breSs Sinh.
Olin' SoitsnTen. Sanblep,
Minn., os Soften Spbnion, gcrt,
Winn.. sr I DEBORAH for at beiegs
Slrst og 9enner.
- Gbas. Sobolii, boenbe ~ Mil
fra Galmar, fanotes Sirsoag Wtora
gen bob / 1T @9relie i lin gropers.
SanNs Spbolits Srs. Gn Hepolpa
fanptes neb Sioen al 2igei, og Wan.
ben bapee aabenbart begauet Selpa
morp. Nosen 9runb til oenne Sanps
ling fienoer man lite; fun bapbe ban
! nogle 9ase tlaget pper al pare ina.
"2uren"s aoncert / Sdrmong
loper at blipe en- of S9ionens SLAMS
pIruiter paa be Srutter at 8erben.
Den timber Stsb ben 16os 6sbruur.
@trs. .. 9. @olbers ira qeeos
q. 3af. bar beisst Stoleiarer 8. 8
3ers | @lenipoob Ell fire Tigers Sib %
reiite Sirsbas tilbase uper Mabel,
SYrina @rppe, Caledonia o. 2aGrpsie,
bpor bun uil beige Slestniuse pr
8enner ct Gar Tiger, for b~ereiter at i9tit
&urisn mob Sienmei III fin lGnsttntt
sGsteiGae og TO Sstre. Gun brineel
Ell liulis liosu Hise meo fig.
- @unoer 8. Wpran fra RaudeIier,
Wetnn, er her | Spen % / Maoiipr
1ppnibip paa Ell Siiit hos SlGst %
0enner.
- g. 6. Sanbplt oi SLIDER Cafe
@orib 60, Soma. er Der / Seipe hos
9. St. N9ite. Snn bar o9ret berrunc.
en- ~fiprten Cages 2ip, % reiite bien
isanr.
Decorah-posten., 1901-02-08
DecDrab os Dmegn.
Zen 7bs 5sbrnar 1901.
Snnsen bob.

Smut 5hcmpon. Der boebe tre WH
Rorb fra @aTbingtun poittOntor I!
glenipooo Sopnfbtp, blep Moubas
often funpen bsb | en- Gtpplunb MR.
fit Siem. Gan bupbe Ssnbus kiegt
nose Hoboer os bar artdseIis pGret
roget beruIet. qfbsoe, br bar ca.
80 aur sarnmel. efterlaber ia Gnte
os 8 gern, hporaf nriieu ale sr pcrne.
Decorah-posten., 1901-02-08
2omgeIige SamiIicr.

@f % resierenbe Jpriter / Guropa
er 20 uSsn birette manolise Sfters
tommers. Sifammen bar be 20 Sbrs
tier 80 Ssnner pg 81 9stre. 7 al
Spriterne bar bier en- SIN, 8 6per to,
A bper tire, 1 bar fire ug 8 bosr fem
Ssnnsr; tun ben tpite asiier bar Ier
Ssnner.
Decorah-posten., 1901-02-08

profesiOr Baron, ium nblis bste
i Berlin, bar teitumenteret ben itsrife
Del al fin 5ormue, ca. 420, 900 Rart,
til SpretteIis at ct 8arnsaibl, bopr
be imaa ital Opprases eftsr itrsnse be-
~sstarianfte principsr.
Decorah-posten., 1901-02-08

- Strrbbermeiter 8. .. WiIion
/ ct. paul bar npIis lipt ct Sab at
mellem $1,000 % $1,000 wo Slbs'
oaabS.
s StaIisn fcrsiiaar Der en- Wis
nifiertriie, Resierinsen f~remIasos !
MaHouss Deputerettamrst 1T suoa
setforIas, men guosettomiteen n9sf
teoe at bsbanols bet.
g. Z. Carton fra Winona er
blanot BEN, ipm Miuneiotas npe
SIieinipsttsr bar uonGpnt paa i'm
Stab at Deputies.
Decorah-posten., 1901-02-08
DolfetGuims

i Storbritamisn % SrIano bill bIios
afboIot Den Bite Maris iaar. llos,fs
terre pso ben itpts TpItstanins, i
1891 par 81 9 2itrI. ($4,5oO.000),
% N nil blipe %betppsIis itsrre bsnns
Sang. osIs paa Gruno al silpertsn |
6oltemeusoe. bells fprei 0snninssrns
til be pso Joltetanineen befieftissoe
qeripner iaar er Itsrre END forriss
Sang.
Decorah-posten., 1901-02-08
tilialgs.

100 slcres 6arm, nritsn aft opspr.
tst. spo 2srIorb. Npt, tort. moeerne
Sus. 9ris 81, zoe. = 100 scres Stpfte
opsr @biie Saf 9aub, bet bebits / Ser.
DEN, nieo rinbsnee @ano, % iibite Aar
gap Sapuius ipr so Stpfter 6uas, Inn
6 Wil fra SaIsipin. ct al be beeite
Grandchildren | be Spreneoe Stcter.
Hris 81, 200. De $40 for %. SOC.
siriu itrur iii ~. Sor6iemius,
@alowin, 9Sis.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1901-03-23
QUIET HOUR THOUGHTS.

Blindest of all in it's Judgment is
malice.-P. S. Henson.
Charity should begin at home, but
it should not stay there" Life is
service. Service is part of life; II
is the only real human life, and from
Christ's own existence we see the
great example of it."-Phillips Brooks,
The precepts of Jesus are the essen.
tial elements of His religion. Regard
these as your rule of life and you build
your house upon rock. Live them out
indeed, and you have entered the king.
dom of heaven-you even now enter
it.-Channing.
! We talk about the telescope of faith
but 1 think we want even more the
microscope of watchful, grateful love
Apply this to the little bits of our daily
lives, in the light of the Spirit, and
how wonderfully they come out
Frances r. Havergal.
No one can tell the amending power
for good which each OF us may have
in our homes, among our fellow men
by faith IN them-how far we ear
strengthen their feeble desire for God
and all good. Care, then, for the SOU
of people and for the soul of what
they do, as well as of what they are
Henry Wilder Foote.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1901-03-23
WHAT THE LAW DECIDES.

Qualification of odd fellows as jurors
lodge to which they belong on a lease
assigned to him by his lodge is sus-
tanned in Reed VS.. Peacock (Mich.), 4s
l.. r. A, 423.
Right to assess upon the remaining
lands OF person any part of the
amount of the compensation to be paid
him for lands taken by appropriation
proceedings, or any part of the costs
and expenses incurred therein, is held.
In Cincinnati, L. & n. r. Co. VS.. Cincin-
natl CO.,, L. R. A. SOC, to be unconsti-
tutional.
The fact that a purchaser of a round
trip excursion ticket is unable to read
OF write, and is not specially notified
of the conditions upon it, is held, in
Watson VS.. Louisville g. N. r. Co.
(renn.) 40 L. R. A. asa, insufficient to re-
Hsve him from the effect of condition
requiring the return part of the ticket
to be stamped in order to be used.
Appropriation Of public money to
pay to the widow, heirs or legal rep
resentatives of q person who died in
office the salary for any unexpired part
of his term is held, in opinion of JUS
tees (Mass.), 40 L. r. A. 564, to be with
In the power of the legislature, where
the public good will be served by the
grant OF such q reward, but not where
the only public advantage is such as
may be incident to the relief of a pri-
vate citizen.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1901-03-23
FROM Ends OF THE EARTH,

Austria-Hungary has 25o, 900 mobiles.
In 1880 Italy exported 1000, 900 gall
Ions of wine. Sixty million is now
her export.
Austria's first measured wool clip
was 10000 tons in 1921. This has now
risen to 100000.
In Portugal in 1910 there were
neither roads nor carriages. Now
1000 miles of excellent road exist.
Belgium has added 5000 acres a
year to its area during the last CEN
fury by careful drainage and en-
bankment.
The weight of English boys of ten
years old has increased from SO
pounds to GA pounds in the past GEN.
fury; of girls 81 pounds to 60 pounds.
Australians first railway was from
Melbourne to Hobson bay. 1t was
opened in 1854. Australia now has
IL, 900 miles of rail.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1901-03-23
chapIains.

ShdpA<tinS-
Robert j. Gamble, who succeeds Pet
tigrew as United States senator from
South Dakota, is a native of New
York and began life as a teacher and
lawyer in Wisconsin.
In the galleries of congress now
nearly all the ladies remove their
hats. IL is a new custom, but il is
one that gives to the sessions of the
senate the character of an afternoon
tea.
John Sargent, the artist, has put
into practice his theory that a paint
er should never be far from his work.
He has rented the house on lite
street, Boston, next to his studio, and
has had communicating doors cut
through the intervening walls.
Judge A. j. Harlan, of Savannah,
Andrew county, Mo-, is the last sur
vivor of the Thirty-fifth congress. He
Las been a member of the legislative
bodies o. three states and served two
terms in congress. 1t was he, who,
as clerk, introduced Kossuth to con-
gress.
Sir Hiram Maxim, according to the
English papers, had for years before
he became British subject been "a
leading member of a society whose
aim it was to induce British subjects
residing in America to change their
nationality and become citizens of the
repubnc"
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1901-03-23
DOUBLING ONES DOUBTS.
Is In Hard to he an Intelligent Doubt
er I'm This Age of the
World.

The difficulties of retaining faith in
skeptical age have sometimes been
exaggerated, but the difficulties of re-
tanning ones doubts have not often
been mentioned. Even the Psalmist
found his steps almost gone" when
he considered the many Affections of
the righteous and the apparent pros
perity of the wicked; but the man
who studies the great drift of the
worlds deep currents must have his
doubts of an over-ruiing providence
severely shaken. 1t is easy to con-
struct a plausible argument for ag-
Mysticism, or even for atheism, but it
is hard to make either of them hold.
The man who would not doubt his
doubts must be very careful of his
companionships for in every walk of
life he is apt to run against facts
which suggest, if they do not prove,
the being, the immanence and the
moral attributes of God.
1t is significant of the slight hold
that doubt has upon the mind of the
average doubter that he takes such
infinite pains to bolster it up, and to
protect 10 round about from adverse
touch. We were by accident called to
look over the library OF a man re-
Gently deceased to estimate its value.
He had been known as an avowed and
somewhat aggressive skeptic in his
own community. But the first thing
we said to ourselves as we glanced
along his shelves was: swell, this
man must have gravely doubted his
own doubts to so accumulate books
of this class" The leaders of mod
ern infidelity were all there, but APP
pArently none of them had been seri-
ously read. They gave him courage
by their presence, and saved his
doubts from dissolution. His agnos-
tic creed resembled thus a condemned
building such as we sometimes see
In the city, buttressed at the sides by
massive beams and bolted through
the walls with iron rods, all to keep
the concern from premature
tumble.
How uncertain the average doubter
is as to his doubts may be Judged
from the care he exercises TO keen
himself from hearing adverse truth.
He doubts the Bible, but in order to
continue doubling is careful not to
read 1t. He doubts the church; but
in order not to have his doubts of
worth shaken he stays at home Sun
days and reads the morning paper,
races, prize fights and police scandals
entire, rather than listen 20 its mes
sage or to become conversant with
its deeds. IT ia little wonder that
doubts so feeble and fragile in life
fail utterly in death, and the man
who has lived a doubter dies sur
rounded by all the terrors and none
OF the comforts OF the faith he has
so persistently rejected.-Chicago In
terror.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1901-03-23
SATURDAY MARCH %, 1901
GOD IN THE HEART.

The man who finds not God in his own
heart
May search the universe, yet find him
not
He only will His presence full impart
The man who finds not God where first Of
all,
And most of all, He should be found,
In his own heart enshrined as all in all,
VIII search for Him in vain through
earth's wide bound.
IT'S there God manifests Himself most
In tender graclousness and love ane
power.
There plants the hope that shuts out doubt
and fear.
And breathes new life and strength each
passing hour
The world is full of clamor noise and strife,
That drown the still small voice" that
ever pleads
with men to keep the way of peace and life,
And in the hearts recess alone succeeds.
The man who indeth God In his own heart
VIII ever after find Him everywhere;
Earth, sea and air, each atom in each part
Reveal alike to him that God is there.
he sees in each event Of life His hand
VINO guides, directs and overrules all
things,
And by this glorious vision brightly
spanned.
Faith scars to higher planes on buoyani
wings.
William G. Haeselbarth. in Christian
Work
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1901-03-23
THE ART OF LIVING.
Anger and Fear Are the Two Great
Enemies OF Human Hap
Diness.

1t is mastery of self-that and moth
ing more. It is the making of ones
self equal to any occasion. Mind can
create whatever conditions IL is di-
rected to create by the will, and the
secret OF right living lies in training
the will, and in coming into a recog-
milton of the personal power that
everyone has.
Jesus knew and recognized this
power as no one else ever has. But
allthe wise and good and great of any
age have followed along these lines.
1t is for US to-day to realize that il
is possible for each one of US to
lead this life Of the spirit at all times
and in all places, SO that whatever
we may desire to possess or to be,
which is better, will come to pass.
Fear and anger are the elements
that must be eliminated from the ma
ture before tangible results can be
observed, and these are the two great
forces of evil, depression, ill-heaith
and lack Of success. It stands to
reason that this should be so when
actual scientific experiments have
demonstrated that the breath of an
angry man breathed into a glass de-
posits brown substance, which, II
injected into dog, will cause death.
Anger is poison, and when a person
is angry his whole system Is being
poisoned by exactly the same thing
that kills the dog. This has also
been proved true of fear. Both must
be eliminated and their places filled
by perfect faith and absolute seren-
ity, in which all things are possible.
chronological Journal.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1901-03-23
THE OTHTR FELLOWS lob.
Has It's Drawbacks as Wei m Advan-
taEes-Conauer Envy and Prac-
tice ContentmeuL

1 was passing an old livery stable,
hands in pockets, coat-collar turned
up, hat well down over my ears, saws
Charles F. Goss, in the Sunday School
Times, but 1 caught this fragment
Of conversation blown through the
icy air:
Say, Bill, whacher think? Tin q
little shril voice.) was tallSin' with
a Teller yistiddy, and he said: u
wish had your job, and didn't have
nothin' to do but jes' ride around on
'anscm keb all day."
After q solemn interval, q deep
bass voice replied:
well, I'll be blowedl reckon eff
that Teller he'd to git up at four
o'clock every mornin', and jes' do
nothin' but ride, he might git too
much of good thing!"
1 cav the point, and grinned to my
self, but thought no more about il
until a couple of evenings later.
At that time, Mrs. Darlington
Booth was speaking to nearly a thou
sand people in my church, and hold
ing them spellbound by her marvel
Gus eloquence and magnetic person.
atty.
1 sat there in an almost petrifed
condition, and was saying to myself
In o melancholy fit of envy: "I wish
could speak like that, and had moth.
ing to do but just go round the coun.
try rousing people to such pitches of
enthusiasm" when, in her quiet way,
she said that last year she chad to
raise $4,000 by platform and pulpit
addresses to carry on her prison
work."
This dashed me, and the words of
the old "keb" driver rushed up from
my memory: "Wen, I'll be blowedi
reckon If I had that amount ~
speaking to do, would get too much
OF good thingl"
1 have thought good deal about II
aimee.
We always imagine the other fell.
low has the best job. The Irishman
VINO wrote home to his parents in the
old country that he had the "foinest
job In America, because he only had
to carry bricks and mortar to the
top or four-story building, where
another felly had to do all the work, :"
is either myth or a miracle.
II Is human nature to feel as the
man did who envied the cab-driver.
and as I did who envied the orator,
for we only see the other fellows
superficial lifei
Little Bill thinks that, If he could
only have the job of the boy in the
candy-store, he would be blissfully
happy. But I guess if he had to
stand on those little pipe-stem legs
OF his all day long, and be scolded
and blowed, and perhaps eat so much
candy as to get sick, he too would
get too much of a good thingi
There are probably some IS 900. 900
people IN America who would like to
trade places with John d. Rockefel.
Ter, but think I can hear him (when
he has read about 20 columns OF
newspaper abuse, and lain awake all
night wondering how he can keep the
stockholders from getting his mil
Eons) saying to himself: "Weil, I'll
be blowedl guess, after they had
had about 20 years of this sort of
martyrdom, they'd think they'd had
too much of a good thing!"
I've made up my mind to be as well
satisfied with my own job as I can,
and to try and appreciate the draw
backs of the other fellow'si
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1901-03-23
IN THE CITIES AND TOWNS.

Tacoma, Wash, has the largest per
capita net debt in the country-$115.74.
A Jefferson City (Mo.) jeweler has a
clock, operated by weights, which will
run for two years with one winding.
The candy men of Lansing, Mich,
have been warned by the Michigan
Anti-Saloon league not to sell brandy
drops"
A witness in Baltimore court who
emphasized his testimony with pro-
family was promptly fined <27.sO for
contempt.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1901-03-23
BY THE ACRE.

One thousand five hundred millions
OF acres of Australia are yet undis-
posed of.
Iwenty-three acres of ground are
needed annually to bury the dead Of
London.
England grows 81 tons of potatoes
to the acre-a worlds record. In Italy
1T tons is the average crop.
Out of 10000 farms in the ORANGE
River Colony, with an average of 5000
acres apiece, only 25O,0O0 acres are in
cultivation.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1901-03-23

Getting along well with another is
q small matter. There is no friend.
ship in that. Decent enemies can get
on with each other when there is no
particular occasion for conflict OF
variance. But friendship makes both
friends gladder, happier. more Ell.
'cient in every sphere, together than
apart. As Thoreau said: Friends
should not only live in harmony, but
in mclody."-S. s. Times.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1901-03-23
AS THEY COME AND GO.

E. w. Carmack, the new United
States senator from Tennessee, is a
journalist and for several years was
editor-in-chief of the Memphis CTenn.)
Commercial Appeal
The marquis of Salisbury keeps
about 20 indoor servants, not count.
ing dependents of q higher class. such
as private secretaries. librarians and
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1901-03-23
The Test Case.


"Oh, want you to marry me, don't
you know" said the exquisite to the
plain girl.
"Oh, yes, 1 no." she responded, and
had to write it out for him so he
could get the full force of her reply.
Detroit Free Press.