The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-05-03
nation and election. Of Theodore Roose-
sveltEas Presldent,-Bu ffaloF CONNER cial.


Danger Ahead.
~ This horde OF Ignorant immigrants can
never rise above the level Of labor and
that Of somewhat low calibre, But Or
ganzed, and $subservient to the order or
may readily be seen that
they have the power to become q posl-
tive dpnger to the State. Cltizenshipsis
too lightly granted BY the republic. be-
cause In the past the present dangers and
social conditions have not confronted IT.
and 1t Is certainly time to cry a ha It and
put check on promlscuous mmi era ton
Of the kind the Washington department
seems to regard with suspicion g antl-
ty Is ono thing, but quail ty Is Il OF more
Importance An while the danger IS not.
SO great for Canada We can take les,
son. from the book of our neighbors and
be warned betimes.-O tia wa Free Press,
A Great Navy. 5ia
No American who. knows his own ma ~
tional type expects 70 find Uncle Sans
navy, lacking any moro In the future In
Its realssquallties for action when the
time for action comes than It has ever.
been in the past. re shall not hope nor
EXPECT that time to come. As President
Roosevelt said, the best way TO leave
war out OF a M TONS programme Is TO
be ready for war. The increase Of the
ma v, was greatly needed for that end
II will be Increased by some Of the best
youths OF tho country The original stun
being so good. the shipping can be left
TO tile proper hands. 1T we have had M
5"undrilled slot'h of naval crews hitherto
thanks for the remainder. We had enough
system to lick Spain. anyway, and to call
down a great deal. O cntlolsh later,5
Whenever people begin to ortlcise. you
NAV be sure they find you of Importance
enough to aim Minneapolis Times
Lie Low. So ttis},
a brooklyn mar has invented anRautn-
mobile that he thinks will carry him
straight across the Intervening leo fields
ia the North Pole. Lie low, We seals
and back to the hummnclss. ya polar
bears!-C Cleveland Plain Dealer
| An OldTimer.
Alexander Ramsay, OF Minnesota. who
| has lust died ut the age Of lightweight.
belongs to M era Of the public men OF
| the nation OF which few survive. He was
( of Pennsylvania Dutch extraction. orig
Inally belonged to tho Wing party, and.
we think, was a member of Congress- from,
that State, though 1t is not so recorded
i in the obituary notices we have seen OF
4 him. Flo wns sent to Minnesota by Pres
i ldont Taylor as its territorial Governor
| II the hopes that he would come to Wash,
ington from It as United States Senator
when the State. was formed He was dis
i nppointed here, hut several years later
I after tho Wing party had gone out O
existence and he had Joined that OF IN
|,Republlcans, this boon came to him. "
was also chosen Governor Of Minnesota
IN 1860, and later served In Pres!den
Hayes Standardization Herald,
Good Temperance Lecture.
You are not a slave to a mere decoctlor
Of Juice Genuine gooh-fellowshlp wonlt
not ask you to injnra yourself TheA
ara not your real friends that would leat
xou into paths OF peril. The sooner yol
offend such companions " asserting you
own manhood Will offend them, the bette
for YOU, There is nothing enticing ahnu
The thing People only have imaginet
that, Throw off the spell hanlsn, y
Assert your strength, Be your pest SELL
\ Denver Times.
The American Farmer,
4 Formerly nations sought offensive an!
4 defensive alliance because OF the slPe.tst y
Z. o. their aggregated armies, NoW y
tho American farmer aud not the Holale
Who is sought as an ally by me ptile
great powers. Fhe ploW and prunllil
hook. sand not the sword and gun, aletat
the dessinles Of the natlons,-san f'FaR
"a cisco Call ~ 4