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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-11-21
Grand View College
Sauif=amerifanif %nng0umsifole,
9cs Moincs, Sa.,

bee1noer fin 8intertermiu 1. December
for MRno % 8uinoer.
9enne Sfole er beItemt for oanIfs
nmerifnnlf nngoom, baabe ben, ber CT
febt Der | 9anoet, o9 ben, Jon er inos
panoret.
5ulbitenbi9 lnoeruisnin9 / ban1fe
og enselife Sag eiter frit 8als.
5plaenbe &urius tilbnbes:
Preparatory Course, Com
mercial Course, Shorthand and
Typewriting Course, First Ora
de Certificate Course.
Jremoeles uboannelle til 9erere Os
9arerinber for banife Sorneifoler.
Gelisionsnnoerpisning meb paafel=
eenoe aonfirmation, ON enites.
Sfolen er osiau for iaaoanne, lom
Tiger en- olminoelis uoOannelle eaer
1ooibelle af auuO Ifaberne fra 5olfes
Ifulen.
Soruben @nselIf os 9anif ti1ise OH.
bre moberne Sproe. Siitorie, Natnrfog,
matematilfe Sag. Gang os Wulif, Sps
ming o9 Saanbarbeibe for bigger.
5orebrag ouer biforilfe os litterare
9Gmner. @%ennemsuns Of sobe Disters
n9rfer.
gn iortrinlis @pmnafifial, uomers
fet Soften os sobe Iereffer.
5Dr unberpisnin9. Bolig og Soft
$15 pr. Maaneo. Sfolen bjelper til
at betafe Gleoers &ejieub9ifter.
Sfrip efter &atalog.
81. 81. Beter9aaro.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-11-21
mbplDnoret.

Mi6ael Rolbs &ontor paa @ooie
Sslaab, Gbitdgo, bleO plpnoret for
$1,000. Gn aontotiit, Srbn @nbers
ion. bar til SteOe, men Rpperne iigteoe
paa BAN meb fine aeuolpere pe bolbt
BAN tilbage. Msbsns &spsri:t forez
gift, Tom Holb ielD inb / 9ontoret. Oet
toitsoe BAN Sc og ct 9ommeur. 4ns
oerion bs6olot lit llr, foroi bet bar ct
IrbeItDtte.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-11-21
Gorniooct Woro.

Ole 6Olmbcrg, beitaftiget / 8arret
&c 3immsrmans Stable / Riopdp,
falot fprIeben 4ften neo fra Stdlbiof=
tet og fit ct 9rub paa 0jeraeitaaen.
9on bleo bragt til Gobb's 9pTpital,
bpor ban fOrleben af9it peo 0gbsn.
gftsr en- npjere llnOerIegelie er 29s
gerre TONNE til bet 3eiultat, at bans
Dob ffplotes ct Stag / 9opebet at ct
ilept SnItrument, pg life ct ulDttestilz
falbe. Sasen unberis9ss.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-11-21
Ybilippinerlte.

arigsbepdrtementet / @dibiagtOn
bar mobtaoet telegram fra 9uOernpr
Salt, lom meloer, at ban bar uoneont
Glmer 9. 8rban, en- Snbidnamano,
til 0trettgr for 1nberpisningsoei enet
pod 5ilippinerne. 8rbdn bar bibtil
b9ret Oirefter for Sfpleras / Manila.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-11-21
Gn SAT.

3e banIfe Gamer i Omaha, Der ars
raueerebe ben pelIpffeoe ga5ur for ben
oanite &irfe, guifer at irembrin9e bsres
9af iii o0e Dem, Ser paa forifeais
Maaoe poeoe Bioras o9 Stette til
neonte Bn5ar. Canine inobragte ct
8elg6 af 9enimoo 300 9olars.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-11-21
Gil a Sren8!

Sens HieliOn, en- IA Oar gdmmel
9reng mar Yalolpin, I;sc., far ftuOt
cg OrGbt i'm 2%egetammsrat, hilbert
Gcter, 7 Qar CARMEL. 0rensaas leg
te / Relions 9iem, De Sens git inc /
9uIct os funbt ct laOt 9~aglgeOer.
Strats eftsr blep Sens ureo pad ben
pnsre 9reng. gilbert fob title, oa
ban life troebe, at Sens pilbs ifpoe, og
fiji berpeo fele !0asaaoningen / 9opse
bet.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-11-21

Sanif=N merifanif. !
cpcrialO.

Den 16.adrige Marp Carton I 3az
cine bleb oOerfalOt at en- Md1b | Spns
Bags Qftes. Den bun ifreg faa' bit,
at ban blsu reO og lob fin gst. Oct
er Zen treble unge abinoe, Iom / mins
Ore enb en- MaaneO er antaitet paa
@oben | Hacine.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-11-21
SAwrisiif Winilter | Mmerifa.

8srn, 10. Nop. 5orbunosraaoet
bar uonepat 5ernanb 9u Martberap
til Minilter / Naibington. 9u Mdrz
tberoD er 2eeationsietretar / 3om.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-11-21
Gulum bus'S Wife.

Serbia, 10. goO. &riitofer &os
lumbus's 4ife blep / Dag at 6eneralen
/ Gubi5 Og GrfebiIfoppen at Ssbiad
aeblogte / ct iereeent MauIoleum |
0omfirfen, otter at Der ferit bar l9it
ben anorbnebe Mes5e.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-11-21
Sfnot.

Sobn Berg itol p9re blepet ituOt og
farlig iuaret at q. 6. Bennett / Mi8s
Iisiippi Station peb Stpan Riper Nfz
pslingen at Great Hortbern 9anen.
Sfponiaqen ftulbe pere 5gGge al ct
9ammelt ubenffab. Berg bar rejit ber>
fen for at ic eftsr 2dnb. Bennett er
drreiteret.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-11-21
st tort NrbejOe.

Gsmanbsmisfionsn / @1lglanb bar
IA Observation-Disclosures meb 100 Nrbej=
bere % 105 8irtsr. Sioite 4ar bleb
Der at MisIionarerne o9 Oere8 U}ebz
6jalpere bolot 10000 @~uostjeneiter,
9pnnempber, gibeltimer dip. og mango
Sem0nb benbtter 4nleOnin9en.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-11-21
Gintcr / Nnslanb.

2rnbon, II. Nopbr. = st Telegram
fra 81. petersborg flyer, at Nepo@5lo>
ben er fulb at IS, os at man penter,
at StibsFarten bill op1ere ON fort
Sib.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-11-21
uolanoet.
#SHismurOcren.

9rDsiel, Il. Rob. Rubino bar err
tlpret, at ban pilbe bare orebt Song
@bparo at Gnglanb, men unbloo bette,
forbi bet engelite Soft clftsr BAN faa
6pjt. Derefter balgte ban Song 3sos
polb at to @runoe. Zen enc bar prinz
T,8ie Stcpbanies 6aaros gebanbling
al 5abersn, ben anbea par, at ban pilz
be piIe fine 4ndrtiitnenner i Qonoon,
Der mistentte BAN, at ban par enonu
trp.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-11-21
Sanff.gicefoniul

Dor op9tige 2%anosmdnb s. g.
9olm, om 6OiS 8liO, gesaDelie, 9p9z
tig6eO oe 9ddlioelig6eb De ameritans
lie glaee / bisIe 9age inbsboloe idabe
2optaler, er at ben bdnIteRegering uoz
n9ont til 8~icefonful / Retp Serien meo
aontor / pert6 Nmbob.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-11-21
Goriost Selpmorb.

Gfter en- 3tett: msb fin Some far
Claus 80. 2unogren / minneapolis
iig / 6danolebbet / Den .Scniigt at
bra6e fig. DC politiet fom, laa 9unb@
gre1 pdd @u.pet bebetfet meb Blob.
hrs. 2unogren babbe forlabt 6uiet
Ytrats efter Sr9tten.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-11-21
Sraaoles Sele9raf.

Sra 9olifur meobeles fplgenoe: 81
Telegram fra 8lace Ban tiger, at bel
er bepet pper enbper Sbiol, at bet tia
lienife arigsitib ,Garlo 4lberto" mob
tager traableie Selesrammer oper ut
l~cnter6abet. Mareont n9gter fore
lebig at ubtale Jig oerom.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-11-21
SobIelsbag.

@n al Smabas alblte % melt ais
bOlbte 3anIfe. Gbarles Gasmusien,
iplbsr / Dag (6rebas) 62 aar. !Sr.
3asmusien anfom iii Omaha i Garet
1867 os bar leuei ber lioen.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-11-21

Gn GuSholonires Nfouenoisicb. 0r.
1bpmaS' @clectric Oil. 9e9er Branoiaar,
ifaarnc gaar, Saar al cnbper Nrt; belbre'
Der Gmbeb | Snlien, GrOup, aatarrb,
Nftbma; ilaar albris fell.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-11-21
Werc .Surpriic".

Meolemmer al aorttlubben uStos
reIlsm" baboe Surpriisparti for ct at
fine Msblemmer, 2aurit3 Senfen, 81
Suron ct. Ct, G9itugo, 2erOag
bitten.
Soften bolbtes / Dora Saa, og ban
oa Suitru 6lcO oDerrdtt ct Sgloierpice
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-11-21
Yranb.

Glasgow, 10. gtoo. gn6ors2iniens
maga5iner Der pda plaoien bleo /
@aar sbelc9t at Slben. gn Wdnb
blsb brebt og flere Iaareoe. 8ompdgs
ricts Sab er meget fort.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-11-21
Sil Sala.

@Dbe Sfopfarme af foritelig Stprelie
FER Sud og Snle9n Tan fpbes bili9. apm
pg beips os eaer inblGs SrintGrfer for
ngrmere Op%lpsnin9er.
Spban Sgrgenen,
gSeIt 9enmarf, isis.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-11-21

famt 8lomiter % andre qNieater.
5 Spioien for bet 6pggeIige Gels
FAB bar 9aralO GoIO o9 S. ulelano.
Der bar 6snimo0 200 8enner tilIcOe.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-11-21
HnSlano.

Zen rusiiite Sronfplser, StOrbers
tug Mihasls 9elbrepstilitano er faas
ban, at aagerns bar tibet !6aab ON, at
ben Tan lepe.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-11-21
Sebsfalb.

!Sans 8biaipien, Stapleburit, Mebr.,
bobe Senbng Nitsn ben IS. Noo., rant
al ct 3iertellas.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-11-21

@n ai Spenoene er lipsiarlig iaaret /
unberlipet. Susmnnben bleo arreiterei
o9 iiiliOb lirafs.
gtig Sebjsot
/ 40orfens bar ferret tit % alars Subj
lcum peb !Soriens 5olotontor.
Cars Mofe Nielen, Brat
bierggaorbe bar | 6elge ,5biiteo u.
u" fpbt Uranium Stranosaaro al
8aarosjer Sens Str. glotsgaaro for
co. 500 Hroner.
&uItusmi nifteriet bar til
en- at 2anoets 8iitopper ienot en- Striz
pclie, bpori uotales, at Miaiterist er
fniet meb 9iitoppen /, at unbsrpiss
nineen / tpinoelig 9donoeerning, liges
lom unberpisningen | andre lopbefdz
lcbe Sag lnoa pare @e1itano for Of
fentlg prpbe. 9snne fan bog foreles
big begr9nies til, at 9grne1es @rbejs
bet frsmlaeges beb be aarlige Gtios
miner, bporpco Der formentlig %tilpejss
bringss en- life rinqs @dranti for en-
forirarlig unocrpisiing | Octt, Sag,
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-11-21

ut belbrebc en- 5urfclelie pan cell Iag.
prua Laxative Bromo Quinine Tabletter
25GetS.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-11-21
MisiiunermDrS.

Som telegrafiif meooelt, blep en- en-
gelit MisIioner, s. .. Cooper, nDlig
mnrpet / Marotfa. Cooper gift roli9
oennem !6cpeosaoen / Seq, ba en- ga
natter for lss pad BAN o9 itaf BAN
libel. Morosren fpgteoe Itrats til
Mulep 8ris 6e1i9bom.
0a Sultaaen, iom od op3olOt Jig /
gnen, bprte ON Morbet. bleo ban me-
get Forbitret og bsfaleoe, at Mloroeren
Itrats Ifulbe lebes uo at 9eaigoomz
men % feres frem for bam.- Sultd>
mems Oficerer a bdnge for en- 5oltez
opftano, bois 9eQigoommens @iplret
blep tr9ntet, men Sultdnen forlan9te
SrDren ubfert, og man matte lpltre.
Morberea bleb at en- It9rf Sroppez
afbeling fsrt gennem !5ppebgaperne og
piftet for me ten bDert Sfriot. uoenz
for BEN fore Moite blep ban balsbugs
act. Haar Sultanen ~optraaote ldd
energiif, bar bet life Blot al 5rpet for
cen brittle Reeerin9s muli9e Snp~
ariben, men ogfaa forbi bal pioite, at
oeriom ban bite Spagbeo eGer @egelz
iinb, pilbe Meneosn bare rejit Jig og
mbroet ale Gprppaere / Sea. st 8om@
plot al en- Iaaban Qlrt ffal p%irteli9 bore
blspst rpbaget.
Cooper bar % 4dr gammel og bapz
be pirfet % Oar / Marottd, bldnot ats
bet Iom 2aeemisiion9r. Sans 9nitru
% to gern, Der bar bos BAN / Sea,
bar nu antagelis naaet 9piten.
: ben f~iueiiIfe propins 9unan blep
10 andre engelite Misiionerer, Bruce
% 2ppis, for en- Sib iioen Dire for
gefoltnineens 5remmeobao.
Bruce baooe fort / 5orbeien faast
unoerretning ON, at Der bar opfldaet
platater, iom opforOreoe til at eoez
legge aapenet og uorpooe be fremmes
Be, pg Goa F.nbte guo til Sprig4sDen
for at faa geItpttelie, men fer iaaodn
iaotraf, bapbe ben raienoe Pe6el mprz
bet MisfonGren.
Sans ao0cgd 2opis FiD9iebe til ct
Rabo6us os bsb nosls &oiaber pengs
for at itiule gam, men forsepes. Der
paa pilbe ban tp til en- aaIerne, men
flap life inb, % fort efter blep ban
mbrcet paa @aoen. 80 perionsr er
drrsiterebe for Oelastisbeo t Woroene,
og to er balsbueseoe.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-12-10
THE LITTLEEIELD BILL.

The Littlcfield antitrust bii!.'' which
has been reported favorably by the sub
committee OF the House judiciary Com
n1fttee, proposes TO reach the trust evil
through publicity" The measure pro-
vidcs. among other things. that any cor
poration with capital exceeding 100000
engaged in interstate business, must file
with the Interstate Commerce Commits
sion Il statement OF capital stock and
debt. value Of property, earnings. cSpens-
es, etc. This statement is made subject to
veriticat.on by Federal officials. and water
in the stock OF corporations is 70 b.:
squeezed by Federal tax Of / per cent.
There seems no doubt that the publicity
contemplated under the bill would have
a tendency to protect the investing pub
lie against investments in inflated and
questionable trust stocks. Moreover. the
water tax would operate TO prevent the
watering process. Therefore part Of the
American people are interested IN the
giving CT publicity 10 the work and the
condition Of the great combinations. But
a far greater part-an infinitely greater
part-afe more interested in some remedy
for the trust evil which will relieve them
from the necessity OF paying extortioNate
tribute to the trusts. That consumma-
tor can only be reached by denolishins
the robber tariff wall where it buttresses
the trusts. The Littlefield proposition,
therefore. even if really not merely in
tended as q sop TO Cerberus. would meet
only comparatively Insignificant demand
Of the situation and correct only a minor
evil. The greater and grosser evil which!
is felt in the pockets Of the masses and
is represented in the tax the trusts are
enabled to levy. owing to DingleyisIl.
would still remain.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-12-10

All the cunning OF mans brain and
hand combined would not suffice to take
the Lee monument down stone by stone
ard re-erect it In as prcsentable condi-
ton es II now stands.
Whoever has seen fine masonry changed
Irom one position to another will need no
argument TO convince him Of that fact.
lat unless our recollection Is greatly at
fsult the monument belongs to the ground
v,,on which 1t stands-is rooted there By
co. tact.
The Allen heirs entered into q contract
with the Lee Monument Association by
which the site was given in consideration
of the monuments being placed there.
What is more. in this transaction the
association sought the Aliens; not tn,
Aliens the association.
A West-End site for the Lee monument
was only sought after it was found that
it would be out of the ques-
ton to attempt to crowd another
equestrian statue upon the Capitol
Square. The square was the first choice
Of nearly everybody. The idea OF aban
coming it as e site for this statue was en-
tertained only because the general iudg
rnent of skilled advisers was against the
suitability OF the Capitol Square loca-
ton
VIVA; is more, the West-End site that
was chosen was the right site-a fact that
is apparent 10 most people. but which will
time. Lee District is going to belt IS
fast becoming-lhe centre of the fashion
able residence neighborhocd of Richmond.
So desirable is the locality. the ladies of
the Jefferson Davis Monument Associa-
lion we,e anxious to erect the Davis
arcl, at the intersection Of Lombardy and
Franklin streets; that they did not make
application to the City Council for per
mission to do SC was due to their fear that
the location Of the arch there would be
Injurious to the Lee monument
If the Lee Monument site were vacated
tomorrow. we dare say the ladies would
jump at the chance OF obtaining it fer the
arcn.
But the State only holds title to the
monument and site through the Monu-
ment Association. and that association. we
believe. had q specific contract with the
Aliens However. irrespective OF the con-
tractual rights involved we think the
Legislature will decide that the Lee
monument is precisely where it ought tc
be: that there is no other site in Rich
mond comparable TO ii for present beau
ty and none other WHICH will grow in
favor 50 much as Richmond spreads to
the westward.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-12-10
CAMPBELL CASE.

It is fixed that Judge Campbell, OF Am
herst, is to be investigated. The House
Of Delegates yesterday adopted the report
of its Committee on Courts OF Justice to
that end, but it refused TO agree to the
proposition that the work should be dons
by special committee rather than BY
the Committee on Courts.
The latter committee is almost over
whelmed with work, and they could not
promise report in the Amherst case in
less than three or four months. unless
they should drop what they are now
doing. But against this plea Of theirs It
was urged by various speakers that the
testimony could be taken by 4 sub Com
m:ttee; also that it would be better to
have the investigation made by a stand-
ing committee than by a special COM
mittee. The appointment Of q committee
with special reference to the investigation
Of the case was not thought to be de-
strable.
And SO the House Committee on Courts
will prosecute the investigation, but we
suppose they will devolve upon a sub
committee the chief labor OF taking tes-
timony. And we also suppose that be-
ginning in the work will be made as
soon as possible.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-12-10
JORDAN OYSTER BILL.
The News of a Biva1ve Section rs-
fPotomac Enterprise.

fPotomac Enterprise.
We note that Hon. E. G.. Jordan has
introduced bill In the present Lesisia-
ture providing for the leasing of the oys-
ter beds of the State to planters. and we
have read with some interest his article
in last Sundays Dispatch. in explanation
and defence OF his position. Although
up-county man. Mr.. Jordan shows tnat
he is familiar with the conditions that
exist in the oyster growing section, ana
he sees the Situation exactly as It is.
These bottoms belong to the State OF
Virginia for the common benefit of the
whole people of the State. For half a
century they have been q commons for
those of her citizens who by the accident
Of birth or residence have been con-
venient to them, while the expense OF pro.
tecting them has been borne by others
not SO fortunate. 1t is apparent to- every
body that under this system the industry
has not tnriven. and each year has seen
the output OF oysters steadily decrease.
and the profits of business go TO nou-rest-
dents. That this state OF affairs is due to
ignorance little short OF criminal or to
the wIful subordination of Honest and
patriotic principle to temporary politicaI
success. Is equally apparent. The people
OF Westmoreland county have recently
been treated. to Il sample or legislation
along this line might be termed ludi-
crcus. were 1t not pathetic in ifs couss-
querce to the great mass OF its honest
toi!ing citizens who own its taxabls
values ana bear the expense OF all such
folly. The Progress intends to discuss
this matter fully In the future and III
the meantime we bid godspeed to Mr.
Jordan and every other man who has ths
honesty and patriotism to lock the situa-
ton souareiy in the face. and provide the
proper remedy.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-12-10

It. We could Wish the people were ar
well agreed upon the propriety OF paying
the necessary expenses OF the primary
out Of the treasures OF the counties anu
cities That Will come in time. no DOUBT.
We do not know how 1t is in South Caro-
lima. but In Alabama and Georgia there
IL a growing demand for law OF ms
character. All these States have state
primaries. but. as rule. we oeiicfe'
they make all" their nominations on
one day. Thus they reduce the cost that
falls upon each candidate Offering for
nomination.
The following IS the reso!uticn-part OF
the platforn1-adopted by the Norfolk
convention Of 1892:
WE declare ourselves as favcring the
principle Of the selection OF party cand1 :
dates by primary election believing TINS
to be the surest method Of arriving at
the will of the people and maintaining
Democratic institutions.
We accordingly direct the State Cen
trail Committee to provide a primary
election plan for the choice of candidates
FOR the United States Senate. and for all
elective State officers. and for members
OF the House OF Representatives. or the
United States. and for members Of tn"
General assembly and for county and
municipal officers-ex where no party
nom;na tons arc madc-and except in the
case OF county and municipal officers
where for special rea sons the local party
authority shall Gcem it ineXpedient. and
the party plan of organization in so tar
as the same may conflict with any OF
he above requirements is hereby altered
to that extent.
We further favor the enactment by the
General Assembly OF a law legalizinS
the primaries to be conducted under. the
plan herein provided for; the said nlan.
when adopted ny The committee. TO be
uniform az to method. and to require the
elections to be Eeld on the same day
throughout The State. districts. or c3,ln-
ties as the case nay be.
Observe the last paragraph.
Let great care be taken in the drafting
Of these bills.
The substance hoped for is that whoever
cheats or does any other fra;lulent act
in Urinary election shall ie subject to
the same penalty that ne would have
been subject to had he committed the
offence in a regular State election.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-12-10
Virginia and the st. Louis Louisiana
Purchase ExpoSItiOn.

To the Editor of tue Dispatch:
Please allow me to say few things
in Notification of what MI. Allen V.
paper on last Saturday.
On The day before. I had the pleasure
of hearing read to the House OF Delegates
the i'll. reported by the committee. APP
propriating $4,000 for an exhibit by Viz
ginia at the Louisiana Purchasing Expo
sition in Missouri. do hope that the I'LL
will be passed with cordial unannlity
by both branches OF the Legislature.
The appropriation should be at least $50
600. Colonel Bowman said that no mem
Der OF his committee had proposed to re-
duce that amount.
Virginia ought to make at least that
appropriation for her own sake and that
Of Missouri. She paved the way Tor the
Louisiana purchase, and may even be
said to have contaminated It.
Despite Braddocks defeat (Which. in
fact pointed out the future greatness OF
George Washington. Virginia persevered
in extending her limits westward. When
my greai-grandfather. Adam Aldridge.
went to Middlesex county for his bride,
he hailed from Frederick which was then
frontier county, and extended noni-
nally to the Ohio river. Virginians went
off into Kentucky, which finally reached
the Mississippi. But in the meanwhile.
Governor Patrick Henry and General
Rogers Clarke conquered Vincennes, Kas.
kaskia. etc, and Virginia's county OF H.
iino!s stretched along the eastern bank
OF the Father of Waters, and opposite to
ST. Louis, where the grand exposition OF
1904 is to be held. and she il In every
way worthy OF such an honor.
1t was Virginia's conquest Of the North
west Territory which gave the United
States the best title, under the principle
Of uti possidetis, to the western boundary.
which our republic obtained, in her trea-
ty of peace with England. But what would
our republic be without the Mississippi
river? And what would that river have
been to her with It's western bank and It's
mouth in the possession Of Spain or
France?
Long before Mr.. JeHerson's presidency
there were great grumbl and dtscon-=
tent aon both sides OF the Ohio and the
east sid6 Of tho 1tiss1ssjppi Whioh4Wsr1
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-12-10
loves Answer.


Where is there distance. tho broad as the
ocean;
Where is there space. tho boundless it
be,
That can ever encompass a souls devo-
ton,
Such as my soul doth feel toward thee:
Search mid all nations, tho sweetly it
mingle;
Search mid the heavens. tho moon kiss
the sea;
seach through the world and find me a
passion
AS deep and as tender as mine IS for
thee.
Dream Of Elysiun. by angels enchanted;
Dream Of some Alden, where soul
touches soul;
Sleep, and let visions exhaust its fond
fancy.
And picture a scene as sublime to be-
hold.
AS, when with q wealth Of devotion I'M
dying,
Thy soul shall re-echo the song OF my
heart,
And I. after years Of waiting and hoping,
With thee be united. never to part.
II. WRIT HOLLOWAY.
Richmond, Va.