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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-09-24
THE WORLD GROWS BETTER

In an address before the National Con-
ference Of Unitarian and other Christian
Churches. now In session at Atlantic
City. Mr.. Carroll D. Wright. United
states Commissioner Of Labor, delivered
an interesting address on the subject,
Some. Evidences of Growth of Practical
Religion"
Mr., Wright took the optimistic view
and controverted the statements of those
who say that there Is a decadcnce Of the
4 true religious spirit. He declared that
the public conscience to-day was more
acute, more sensitive, than at any time
In the history of mankind, and we quite
agree with him Never before was there
go universal demand for justice to all,
for the maintenance Of individual rights.
for morality in high places. for pure poll
tics and honest government. Never be-
fore in the history ,nf the world was
70 much done for popular education. for
tho care Of paupers, the Predetermined
and insane persons. for public health and
cleanliness. for the ameliorn,ion Of suf-
feripg, and for the general uplift of
humanity. There are SO many evidences
of this on every hand that y would BIO
waste of time to go into specifications,
Mr.. Wright sees further evidence OF
the truth of his assertion IN The ques-
tion Of crime. u think" said no, that
II is the general belief that crime Is
largely on the increase" and no admitted
that the statistics of crime support this
contention, But he pointed out that those
Who SO believe do not stop TO distinguish
between what Is crime to-day and what
was crime forty or fifty years ago, nor
do they stop TO consider the question as
To the more perfect statistics OF to-day
brought into comparison with the imper-
feet and crude statistics Of half CEN
fury ago "The statistics" he went on.
"cumprehend not only tho persistent
crimes, hut those crimes which have
been established by legislative enactment.
and Increasingly SO within the last five
years. II We look beneath the figures
nv shall find that the crimes that have
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PRIMARY

The primary election plan prepared by
a subcommittee Of the State Committee,
Of louisiana, provides for an election on
December 18th. when State officers and q
United States Senator Will be Hnominated.
The primary will BIO held in every parish
in the State, and every ward in New Or
leans, and IN addition to nomna ting the
public officers before named. each parish
and each ward in New Orleans. will
elect one member OF the State Central
Committee. Tho voting will be by secret
Ballot, and the polls Will be opened at G
A. NJ. and closed at p. NJ Voters must
be white Democrats, lawfully registered.
II any one offering TO vote be chal-
lenged he will not be permitted to cast
his ballot until lie has been sworn and
has declared that ut the last state OF
congressional election in which he parti-
cipated he voted for the Democratic can
dldate, and that at the next regular
election to DO held according to law he
will .yote 'for tho Democratic candidsAEs
who may be selected at this primary
election"
This election Is to be conducted in al
respects under the provisions OF the
Louisiana act OF assembly, commonly
known as tho primary law.
In case any candidate falls to receive
a majority Of the votes cast for the office
for which be Is candidate, q second
primary election must he held within not
less than twenty nor more han thirty
days thereafter At that election no one
can be a candidate except the two per-
sons Who receive the highest number Of
votes at the first primary election for the
Office for which they We're candidates.
The chairman Of the State Central Com
mittee is to designate the date on which
the second election Is to he held
An official ballot Is to be printed ans
candidates are to be furnished With as
many of Them rs they wish, provided they
nay for the printing Of the same. The
voter must designate bis choice of can
didates by eraslng the names OF those
candidates whom lie does not desire 10
support, leaving on the ticket only the
names OF those for whom he wishes to
vote.
The chairman OF the state Committee
Is " Nuke up budget Of probable cleo
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remained persistentiy 40 tifder THO 6rlt11i-
inai code during the last fifty years have
N M liz. M ~ a.a ~ 3rtA 4, 4 "a rktn

remained persstetitiy 40 tIhdef tttS er I'M
sinaI code during the last fifty years have
not only not Increased. but have fs l A.
lively deoreasca. and this liz the true
test, 9s-is IL s,s5l
Another evidence OF a. belter tsacrs 81
things, as pointed bit by him, Is the
manner III which We now deal With
criminals, tho accepted theory Being that
tho criminal must be restrained, and
during ills confinement Intelligent and
charitable efforts mist be made to yre-
form him and t,irr him out better man.
Nor is tlis work left entirely to the
government, but In many States there
are voluntary associations composed Of
men and women, who make It their ,busi-
ness to CO. operate with the government
I In It's conduct Of prisons. With a View to
Improving tile moral condlt ton OF the
convcts. This work Is growing all the
time, ana II has tnadc nptable progress
during the past few years III the State
/ of Virginia. Penology is rapidly becom-
ing sort Of religious science.
Finally, Mr.. Wright said that the treat
ment Of lie labor question offered one
OF the strongest evidences OF the growth
of a religious spirit. "1'he employer
recognizes this in large degree---nrot uni
versally, not in every cstablisiine ant, hut
in increasing numbers and In increasing
degree. The best men nre willing wi TO
grant to other men what they claim for
themselves. and this IS one Of the highest
conceptions Of religious action. The mo-
ment one man recognizes the rights of
another he is far on the wayto the solu-
ton Of the difficulties which perp'eex
him" s
THAT Is a true saying. The man who
makes It the rule Of his life to respect
the rights and feelings Of his fellows in
the true spirit of his, Maker Is following
closely along the lines of the Golden
Rule, and is not far from the kingdom Of
Heaven. -,
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theodore Roosevelt, Guo-T oter.

It Is unfortunate for the citizenship OF
the United States that the head Of The
government SHOULD be revealed 4 e.
ba ya r Of hs seng a Fy po
this beautlf,I world armed with deadly
fostesra distrust1 for one fellow-kipd at
81 sna 81 By 4noeMs 5hSfspE ats
try home surrounded EbyFa small army
Of, sscreS service men, m y ,9be. nothing
smack OF the bero!c And to be accom-.
panied eyerywhere7by q strong bo1yguprd
may be n disagreea BILE necessity ,f$Sbf,yt
sahrsEy ean eas
VIA fnots sballasted with atfslx-shooter.
+ + ya!Ea fs sSNisTGSy spd y
s5ss twhass d sss 81 s s9 a
hToad ,brimmsd hats, FqHa, talk !n !, y ga's
that Very plsh 6g gRkde ,,p a a az ts
ss.sllfaS teitIssns VIZ pefslst IL ~.
shd a tsF ths digsliS Fl iRp stats afs
Ss5sa|t stssa5Ger S'sG Iff s{ss
% ths{b faSa dEySsl Il
IL shake bands with That Official, q gust
g. Tn9 slSw eoa "a ss shra'xsea tss
stick!rs, Eli Of his bin. p6cket. ID
nor Van S1pt. ef MlDhesotai wig ,l;3 once ts 2
Prfes tt,sn pnd discovered his mistakenly
apaing q huge dsrrIngsr IN one ~ the
pncKefR Of The garment; !. !, -, ,s,.ada
ithro,lEh the leprth and 5hrrsdth ofStbe,
land against ptstpl-totjng, but Mr., Hoose,
veIt Is NOT aiatnK the l,eform,,s not even
,toAihes extent of-settlng a good eSaEqp
Houston POnt, lE - # t9 X
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1cHo4CtO@o ao1o4G@c1oec1ps
It'll fonr NtYA 5
N,.:gl,, VI 6at1o,,',,$
Observation-Disclosures

Spsfs kessas ss sss|ts;
Hiaon. in Amherst county. to abaidon the
soe q ds sss a as s
SisssS thIns Sthat eoill iiiaya,i been done,
sne}|In s1gara!on az lat da lggpohlsdt
would have inflarned the situation already
lrritated 1ns9tiie highest degree, ahl1s
Wosqld have ielped perpstuate fea1ii
so 5i t end peG Sagd cnh5Shat s sss e
t eate fG ose e MSaYlEHs Rs|
o DlK S a ss nSey SgSWe q Bis
PURPOSE to support tho nominee.
W. hf NswP2pt nsws T%s srsa sqys
EantsF IFS n resp,te an f afTer bo
only mistake hs tt,sde to our MINI, YES
to judge judge 1Heolmes We think th5t the AZ
saqSe s e e hsa esSnnaY eytdencs t,s
KIT esn be Sse y Bnss IS 4aol VII sf
suuhhleIIcent ana the fesplte wis rIEhtiy
granted on that GROUND
ton Of Richmond school authorities II
saSs eStGGbG s w FIR be do9e al
nro mt present conducted. IRE without
the least doubt the worst feature Of the.
public school system. TO 4 tic teachers
they. nre nerve-ra cknH ordeals TO the
scholars they. are even worse. Often n
delicate. chld's. nerves are strained IT.
reparably by the torturng examinations
WSsiihh o hsX n hf9yG e. t. fnG1 eaf thG5a Is
Of 5faltire. As q resultNfh children work
Their aads nearx e. ei;s ,hcy
inhXslcally injured rs we'll ns mentally!
tort tired. Let us do hwny With eXanli-
nations. the Quicker, the better. Il
,rhc r1arrisonhurE News says: The coal
oncrators III West VIRGINIA nfe making
thef atmosphere blue under Q, three tened
State tax Of one-tbIrd OF q cent 2; ton.
And this after, n risn Of one dollar, n
ton to the consumer! Ism tf-erYe ,n,ke
that calculated Ito lar the body polticf
The Fredericke,,urg Star SAYS: The
verdict Of that, Falls Church Jury. goes
FAR to show that thep fis no p-eipa,'ce
AGAINST the negro IN TNjrnInin. 4 cnlnr:.
ed how. prent'ng With, n gun: shot md
! lns taniIv, killed r,hite rlrl SfTnrtnrn
Years old. Tho coroner held NJ ,inau"st
on THE body ~ tha Edccenaed and a 3ver-
d,ct iof accidental slsootlpEi wc s. rep-
dared and the hoy ooes free. II there
| had been the hatred to the negro sas
| many ignorant neople Aon thnt suhtact
oIaIm. the boy would probably have been
| plonnd upon trial for his life, but In
steAd he was ,eXoncrated,
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by SISTER /! ! I: / 81 3, i
HOL Y CROSS ,' 3.
Endorsement of,FA,hsr Johns Medicine
a. u rohlo ana Body Btull'dsr For
S5ta The w eak ard Run Down. &, K b.

1--WE cheerfuly recommend Father
joints Medicine sas 5A EoUd GremedH for
troubles and 4 as q 1 tonic aha
body builder for, those who arss weak % 8
hn r dgx aSe ssssra III SSf
RESULTS" ts5ighed5' sister Of Holy Cross.
"A Chandler Street, Nashna, u 1, iNSs ot
d "'cot,sh, syrup or j patent medicine
wm,e,dhlciSehs nfpressserlp.pn e
ient specialist. It .is 4, guaranteed. = 70
cure oil throat and lung Troubles scrofI;;
iilaJp skin diseases, rhellfflatlsin ard a, Al
5 ,n1 bIood SFilfty yeafs n. use. rather
5 ! Meaic!nee E f9 ssle e s Swss
ptaS y bflig store. 5000 williamsburg
Avenue: Notthslde PhnrHa cy 90l North
Nifth Street Pine. Street Pharmacy, s3 4
South Pine street. East Pfa rm ma ey, 26ol
Venable Street. III 4
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THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER "a 1903.
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CITIZENS RIGHTS.

~ II has been intimated from several
sources that President Roosevelt would
finally mako concessions to the labor TN
ions In the case OF w. "a. Miller foreman
in the q government Printing Office, whose g
discharge was demanded because he has
been expelled from the bookbinders I'M I'M
ion. But the Baltimore Suns Washington
correspondent says that while Miller may nay
be discharged. 1t will be on charges other
than those connected with his relations
with the union, and the President In maxi
ing the announcement will distinctly state
the reasons and will reiterate the decla-
Tation that there can be no dlscrlmlna,-
ton In the government service against
e,ther union or non-union men.
The President has stated the principe,
and stated It correctly, and IL he should
depart one jot or one little therefromn he
would lose the respect Of the nation, the
respect Of fair-minded workingmen as
4 well as Of all other citizens. This cues.
tlon involves the most sacred right OF
the American citizen, the right to use his
& muscle. and bra lin In any honorable oc-
cupation which he may select without
discrimination against him, because OF
his affiliation or non-aff1liatlon with any
set or clique or organization whatsoever.
II the government does not recognize this
& right 1t Is false to Its funda mental law,
and iE the President. as the executive
officer Of the government. should fall to
uphold the law which protects every cit
izen In this right he would be false to
his trust and an object Of contempt i
is not for the president to say whether
{ or not an employee Of the government
sra IL belong to a labor union. 81 1t Is his
business to give the same opportunity
to all classes Of citizens, and when man
has shown himself to be competent TO
do the governments work 1t would be a
public outrage for the President or any
officer of government to reject him be-
cause OF his affilat ton or non-ahiliation
with a labor union. If an individual or
# a private corporation elects to employ
union labor only or non-union labor only,
It is the right OF such individual or such
corporation to do SO, and nobody has the
right to interfere. The moral question
involved, If there be any. or the question
Of expectancy. is for the employer to de-
eide according to his own notion. But
the government occupies q very different
position. The government is tho custo-
4 dian OF the rights Of the people, and It
must not put itself in the position of
denying any man the right to work for
tho government because he happens to
be a union man OF non-union man.
President Roosevelt has already do
clared the. doctrine, and correctly de-
clared It. Va repeat. and we have no idea
that he will reverse his decision.
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A Few Foreign Facts.

iA German innkeeper on the Swiss bor-
der has undertaken as q result OF q
wager to roll a barrel full of wine across
switzerland and Italy to Rome. s,l
A postcard sent from Berlin to Turin
on June z, 1sa7, has Just come back BIC.
writer has been dead twenty-fou years
a proof Of the change Of educational
IDEAS at Oxford and Cambridge Is the
growing popularjly Of the natural sciences,
1t has always stood first until this year,
when, Mt q jump It has gone to fourth
place sl5j n
In Cyprus peasants are paid 40 pounds
for every ton of locust eggs a they der
stroy.S In some years as many as Z 90 900
sdme ESQ, 900 900 of loc,lsts have been
still they come, and recently the locust
swarms were as active as ever
The Spanish press is making great eff
forts to 9 tk the soysrpnent re
Spanish-American war the money being
still due to them after lfye years,
According to the recent religious cen
SuS q SeTlllally the EFIoleslntNSs IulnDrF
1921 ,104, or 62.5 per cent. of the total. The
Catholics, eQ827,913 or 36.1 per cent?
An Austrian Colonel has Just died. leay-
Ing TO the S.Army5Dlusenrs Vienna. a. COLI
lection Of 5000 PAPER mache soldiers In
the uniforms Of most armies. past and
present.
The directors Of the Berlin Omnibus
Company have decided TO give every ems
ploye a share In their profits, which
will bring each man in about IS per an
mum, at the present rate Of dividend.
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.E--T1Tt9-HT -. a y I!.f,r-
CIGAR MENARE lNDICTED!
Accused Of Selling Brands Under coun'
terfeIt Labels,

Lancaster. PAS. f. Ross manufao,
t,lrer of$ c!gaIs IN Lancaster and his
factory mana gV', II, S.. Ryder, have been
Indicted blythe Grand Jury two lpdlct-
mepts n being agalpst each1 for
manufacturing and selling rlgars'tupder
counterfeit lpbels and ira de- marks, al!
81 THE brands being celebrated ana llsea
]'TQns ofgthe brandawas - anlels Garcia"
and one was y La Carolina Both cf which
are the property oftbe 3aayena CONNER
5cjal Company. Another was 3fTeDly
Clay. y belonging to the Henry Clay and
Beck Company. Ltd.
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Richmond, VA. Entered Jan.
uary 81, 1909, at Rlchtt,ond,
Van 40 second .ciass matter,
under aAet Of countess Sofi
March 8, 1879. 5,
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the 4devotees Of the higher crl tlcisnl have
SS xfr wosea 9t fey xeh wG t
SERPENT Tempted I'VE Y4Boston Globe. s
rhe exact variety Of shake has not been
fixed yet.
The Venezuelan newspapers would be
and interesting g, 1Nnstf
NrEinian- Pilot. y;
Thought nothing was lacking to make
1t warmly interesting. h
4 a N1assa chusetts man at eighty-one got
tired of life and committed suleltdGg. ke q
think of death infany form.-I. o,l!sville
Post M i,l .5< 81 ~
At that age some 81 them are Just.
getting In good shape to make the other
fellow bitee5the dust. 5.
The prohibition Issue is essentially To-.
ISL that Every IS CON sommniiy Should e
cal conyjctions; And the lee ders Is eith;;
pc permit 'H Il e BE- BE- dragged into the ne4t
caqmIn1ig 81 I. ct thelr peril.TSorfelk sS'r-
That seems to be sound doctrine. but.
all the same, the Mann law is getting
in line pss an Issue.
"Bryants speech goes g lonE Ways"
distance 1 felephone the s other day hs
best thing about the speech was he had
only small audience to bore eder-
icksburg Free Lance. i5f ; & .tsi q
Mr.. lBryan's speeches may not always
be Convincing. and they may sometimes
be exasperntlng. but they lever borg. Our
wise its proofs beloreit. prints 2 state
n,nnt like tIat--tF etershurS Index-Ap-
peal. 4a
A. number Of students OF American pol
tiles agree that Mi. Bryan's power lies
altogether in HIS unauesuoned ability to
entertain an audience. Isl 81 s
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In Her ParIor.

Yes, Love is blind" DTS "out Of slightly
\ And It Is deaf as well. 4, I,
Though parlor clocks may strike all night
The time Love cannot teil; -
StSs, 49, ~ Philadelphia Press
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Great Trees.

The discovery OF a big forest OF red
woods Is reported from Curry c0atnty,
Of Oregon! Some gof the trees arc spjd
to be twenty feet in diam ter.
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Patient Pole.

The United States Government has
given Commander Robert Reary three
years in which !, to discover the North
Pole. 1t Is some satisfaction to know,
{ GgMsiftf VII hot Waader awaY.NPittsbars
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Remarks About Richmond.

Harrisonbu>< News: a good many
d e,sd to the bsst method Of E,j"taklne
caren OF the bonded debt OF Rtchmond
city. We haye observed mp proposition
to pay IT,
Petersburg Jndex-Appeal: The Demo-
Gratis OF Richm opM IN 4yesterda%sl prt-
mary elected five members Of the Demo
cratic City Committee frsNT cach ward
such q privilege! S5,5
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contribution TO Confederate war history.
Right Rev. Mgr. Peter Joseph schroed-
er, rector Of the LniversltySof Munster,
and formerly Of the Catholic University
at Washington. D. c.! has Just died IN
Germany ,3. a
Ellen Douglass, ofiG'ape May, n. j.. has
been appointed professor OF roma nee Ian
take the place Of Prot, i3assett, who goes
to Kansas University s&
Mrs. Shaw wife OF the Secretary, will
spend tho winter In .WashlnE ton, after
a summer spent In EuroRse Her eldest
daughter Miss Ernla., Will make her
debut into Washington society 4q rllns
the winter. RI .ss'f4 VI q y
Gilbert Ray Halves, counsel for Frau
Cosima,s w agner, has begun a personal
suit asaln.t Heinrich Conried. asking dam
ages for libel and 81 ander, eonta lned N az
on September 3d. 4
Rev prs. Arthur II. and Herbert y
Briggs, two Of the most, proplnent mn mn
istsrs OF the Il California Methodist G2n-
ference have resigned from the NJ ms
trv. and vail do SGT Element WORK qmol(g
the poor Of San Francisco, q
Rev. Dr. Edmund DoWse, tbs Glnd-
stone or Congregatio nalisjp! IN th!s SPHn-
try..s who has been pceacnlng ION S!NtSS,,
five Years, and the oldest Con gteEatl2ll ftl
minister In point of service lnythe pulP'',
was 90 years old last TUESDAY,
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ODDS; 4, !. Z, I. ENDS ! ''!l|:'
Down to First Principles.

The Chicago Board Of Education has
proposed to furnish pasteurized milk at
a neDpy d bottle for the pupils IN every
Ipublic school rs a solution of the I'M
pure water problem. 49,
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Next week 5yrhe Governors Son" will
be tfe attraction at the ,Ri1ou Theatre;
o5eMc slsiant iniayling at the Academy, y
e GIs hut but the tconpany presenting the
. 1tus ''Niblo, ,Ths GoYerpor's Som As
,rInninE at the Cranky Norfolk, ting
i h.n' the size TpfHthe ayd'ences which
have been present each p'Rht, Tbs
papers OF ti(at city are unanimous IN
their cp,pmsndRtton Of thn&cempany.
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The Salvation Army, !ttiis said has
changed the Rreathltt county shooting to
shouting, and 1t is much better
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y s4f!,li ~ PT7g FV.43g. 3 l
70 gain for Senator Gorlnan Ne vote e
Convention tho people should have We n no
kick Coming,
This ought to settle 1t. The Durham
Herald says: s5
A man who has no more sonse than
.olina will never be- President OF these.
United States. &
IS The Gastonia News says:
Is A test is to be made Of the vagrancy
come from Raleigh. At present It seems
that case must be very clearly made
out before q conviction cnn BIG, made The
law Is working well in Georgia ana our
people are anxious to enforce such q
law. It would drive many Of the Idle Loaf
.ers OF the towns to work either In the
towns OF the coup try.
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Just think Of It; The Horse Show only
nineteen days away, and there dawns
upon the horizon shadow Of a hope that
Ros took is coming again.
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II Peary should, succeed In finding the the
north pole, wouldn't We have ao3nther
boundary squabble with England We
might.
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And now the Virginia porkors are max
ms arrangements to DO converted into
Smithneld hams, NJ
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According to the recent religious cen
sus Of Germany the Protestnpts hum Der
35,23l,104, Or 62.6 per cent. Of the total The
Catholics, eO;327,9l3, or 36.1 per cent?
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,If the John Temple Graves Idea should
eyer go through how would Maceoon'a
dc as a colonization country?
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Personal and General.

General WI. Cabell Of Dallas, Texas.
has written what he declareslto be the
true history of the Confederate flag as a
contribution TO Con federate war history.
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-I---
That little cool wave had5its Comforts
1t sent the mosauito.ln Into winter Guar-
tiers little ahead OF Its usual date.
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The cry from Macedonla3is getting
milder. II started on a rather hlgh key
perhaps.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-09-24

The Sultan Of Turkey requires two gen
erals, a colonel. q major, a. captain and
several soldier, at a cost of 5000 a night,
to guard his bedroom and yet he does
not sleep soundly.