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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-12-22

Dear Santa Claus: Xmas times and you
always bring everybody everything.
wish you would bring me an Ice wagon.
ristol poncra ckers. candy, wheel bar
row; would like new suit OF clothes and
hat too. If you have any to fit me.
Don't forget horn& Hope you are well,
Sc goodbye. fromiEyour little boy.
GEORGE LAMB.
2S14 @ st. \
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Manchester, Va. Dec. 1e. 1903.

Manchester, Va, Dec. l6, Il9U3.
Dear Santa Claus; ! am little girl Z
years old. don't want much this Christ
r.as. All want Is doll and I want a
teaset and pair OF rubbers and some
candy and some nuts and some apples
and some oranges. Good bye Santa Claus.
This is, all want this Christmas.
HELEN PARKINSON,
214 E Sixth Street,
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wyndhan1, va. Dec. IS.

wyndhan1, Va. Dec IS. 1903.
Dear Santa Claus: VIII YOU please: brinG
me little plano. also some candy. APP
rles, oranges and nuts. am little girl
seven years old. will be much obliged
to YOU for these am your little friend.
s., THELNIA HARRIS.
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Richmond. Va, Dec. II, 1903.

L. -. R1chmond., Va, Dec. IT I5U6' n
Dear Santa Claus: I am little girl 8
years old. Please bring me large doll
baby. doll baby chairs and a. doll. Par
10, suit coffee mill, pair, OF gloves,
pair OF over shoes, a hom. q large Xmas
tree and lots of candy. nuts. oranges and
apples, plenty OF fire works. II there is
anything else you think would suit me.
you can bring It. Don't forget mama and
papa.
Yours respectfully. good bye
BESSIE MAY, ENROUGHTY.
No. 712 Louisiana Street.
Richmond. Va.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-12-22

Dear Santa Claus:
am a little boy almost four years old:
heen very good, and want you to please
bring me a express wagon and philosa~
pe6c and gun and fire works and candles.
Please don't forget to bring my Sister
Aleise baby and carriage Ny name Is
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i etters to Santa Claus

I snlrc's little sister. Santa. My natt1o Is
RtJBY LAtvfaIN CD.
1923 Dance st.
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Richm ond, va, Dec. 1e, 1908.

Dear Santa: V5H- 8T.0- WI w Z.
will you pleass bring me two dolls, AZ,
infant and one little larger, as you
brought me big doll two years aso.
Now bring me a big carriage for her,
Also bring me some paper dolls, some
games, some furniture. and pretty
ring-anything you choose to bring me,
and then want some nuts. candy,
oranges, apples. VI
From your little friend, 5s
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Richmond, va. Dec. II. 1903

49, n --- RlCh1nOHu, " az 7I5eC. II 10VV'
Dear Santa; L am a little boy IL years
old and 1 want a photograph and want
everything belonging to it and drum and
"a horn. ...a. II s# 4, 81
I want some candy, oranges. nuts and
some fire works, am q good little boy.
+ will go to bed at 8 o'clock and so to
sleep, will not peep.
Santa don't forget mamma and papa
ard aunt Annie and my two sisters. eiooo
tye. from your little friend.
if OSCAR BANTER.
612h China Street
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R,chn,ond Va. Dec. is, 1903

Richmond, Va, Dec. IS, 1903.
Dear Santa: Please bring mo a pair
boots, suit Of clothes. pair n1ittens, cap.
book. game, some handkerchiets, pop
crackers. baby-wakers. skrockets. Roman
candles. devil chasers. red lights, cakes
candy. orange and nuts. Now Santa please
don't forget your little boy.
OTTO KILLER
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Richmond, va, December.

Richmond, Va, December.
Dear Santa Claus:
Please send me an animal book and a
set OF dishes and doll baby and nuts and
candles Goodbye. dear Santa Claus.
Your friend,
RUTH r, ADAMS.
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Manchester, Va. Dec. Is, 1908.
Dear Santa Claus; Please send me a
train, a horse and wagon and a. billy
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OSCAR BAXTER,
e12h China Street

Dear santa Claus: Will you please bring
me a nice d,ll, a work box. a comb and
brush. an umbrella. pocket book and
acme story books. Please don't forget
33fny little sister and brothers in Brooklyn
- Yours etc.
CATHARINE CRIMES
I. December 10, 1903
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goat ana a, merry 60 round. little COW
utid sotr1e candy aid nuts and this is all
i want arid HOPE that YOU will bring mo
these things. four true little friend.
58,s WALTER WILLIAMSON,
. No. COL full street.
I only ttree years old.
Richmond, va, December.
Dear Santa. Clatts:
Please bring the q desk ana PACK.
board some oranges. candy, nuts: that IS
ali want you to bring me. SO good.
bye.
FROM yotir little friend,
Age seven years. Don't forget my my
Richmond, va. December. 4
Dear Santa Claus:
Please bring ME doll and some candy
and some oranges and some nuts, md,
Santa, don't forget my her. "a 3a.
3' four ''' Vloh Li;s9G sADbznR.
Ago eight years
4. i. Richmond, Va, December.
Dear Santa Claus:
Please bring mo tool chest and some
candy and plenty Of fireworks.
.,f / am your little friend,
i !, HENRY BAYL1sS. s
Ago eight years. Good bye. Please
bring my teacher some things, too.
a' Richmond, Va, December.
Please bring me an umbrella, nice
story book and some fireworks.
Your little boy, III
CLAYTON RANLETT.
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Manchester, Va. Dec, 10. 1908,

Dear Santa Claus:
am q little boy three years old
do not want much, but ! would like some
hobby horses a large rag do,l., little
coffee Mill, a, wogan with 2 little sheep
in It, a nice horn, nice book and any,
thing else you have to bring. You can
some sa1re figs, some raisins, some oranges
I viii be a good little boy until YOU eeme.
I help my mother bring In wood and do
lots Of little things for her,
Be- sure to think OF my little cousins IN
the country, and do not forget, my mother
and father. and think OF al the poor
little children. r WILL have to close so
Goodbye, hoping you q merry Christmas
and =. happy New Year,
From your little boy.
81 ELMO r. WlLklNsON,
No. t12l East Ninth Street,
.1S EDNA AYDLOrTE,
Richmond, Va, Dec. ", is3
Dear Santa claus,-l want yo9 70 brins {;
ME a pair OF kid gloves and q doll and q
little len set and little baby carriage
and some candy and some nlts.
Your little friend. ,,rroN
| mi. kI,l 1(o RIO
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-12-22

Dear Santa Claus: AS I an, a little boy
living in tho country. wont ask you
to bring me much. want a gun to shoot
ducks on papas pond and some gaso-
line to run my little boat. a horn, some
candy and nuts. That's all.
Your little boy,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-12-22

Richmond, Va, Dec. II, lVB,
Dear Santa Claus: a IL
thought would drop you letter tell
Ing you what want for Christmas. I
want paint box and a little kick-up.
ard Wheel and a tricycle.. and big
doll and scrap-book. That Is all.
Good by, yours truly.
CLAUDIA MAY GARDNER
1000 West Grace.
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Richmond, Va.

FIRED PERKINS.
1907 W. Main st.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-12-22
Dea II, 1903

Dear ola Santa -,
am your. little boy, Earl. and wish
for YOU to know what want. WISH q
rair boots. air Rifle cap. some games,
non,t forget my mother, father. Erannle
and all, Good by.
I am your little boy,
/ EARL DUNNAVANT.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-12-22

Richmond. Va. Dec. II. 1908.
Dear Santa Claus: ! am little boy {
years old, SO please bring me magic
lantern. horn. engine and two read
coaches, pair OF gloves. a cap, a pair
OF over shoes. a supple Jack, a Xmas tree,
lots OF candy. nuts. Oranges and apples
and plenty Of fire works and also wide,
plain gold ring. You can bring me any
thing else you think that would suit me.
d. not forget mama and papa dead Santa
Yours truly. good bve
HARRY ENROUGHTY.
No. 7l2 Louisiana st..
Richmond. Va.
Richmond. Va,
Dear Santa Claus: Please bring me a
large doll and a carriage and nuts and
Your friend.
VIOLET OTEY.
Age eight years.
. .
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1sielimond. vn.. Dec. 10. 1000.

Richmond, vns, Dec, 49, 1000.
Dear Santa: ,i4a
would like for you to bring mo a train
Of cars, II fire engine that Will run by
Itself. Give me some fireworks and
candy. I am four years old. Bring SIS
tor q rubber doll. 5{a
Yours truly,
ALFRED r. DIETRICH.
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Richmond. Va, December.

Dear Santa Claus:
Please bring me fire engine and a
steam engine, and that IS all,
Your friend.
II, KENDALL KING.
Age seven years.
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WALTER BAHEN.
SIC Twenty-third Street; S years old.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-12-22

Dear Santa Claus: re3
/ want you to bring mo a doll. carriage,
horn. washbourd and tub. doll trunk,
candy and nuts and set Of dishes. It you
can. with love I ntl 4e8E /
Your little girl, f
MARY ELLEN NErHERWooD,
"A. 531o Z. Broad ST., city.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-12-22

II viii write to you again this year. I
nm only q little boy four years old. MY
name is Russell I only want few
fhirss, a Police Patrol, Over Coat, trim
med In Brass Buttons, white cap.
horn and milk wagon. I will so to BED
Soon, and sleep tight.
Good by. ! remaln your %1IN WIZ AZ 1 aNT
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DANIEL, s1IE ZEE:

Dear Santa: Please bring me candy.
nuts. turntable train, cars and lots OF u
other things, Christmas tree, and don't
forget the big boy, Andrew Bahen, no
lives a, our house. I am five years old.
1, "a Y, . m mo L. n
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Dec. 16, 1908.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-12-22
No. 1905 East Marshall street,

Richmond, Va.
Dear. Santa Claus: n
I am a little boy not quite seven years
old. My mother and father are dead and
I have two little brothers In the coun-
try that hope you will ren1embe I
live here with my aunt and uncle. and IL
you will bring mo some toys will try
to be good little boy. will be glad
OF anything you can bring mo.
With lots OF love,
JOHN ANDERSON.
Dearest Santa Claus:
I thought you might forget me, so I
thought ] would write you a reminder.
/ smashed everything you sent me last
year.
Richmond, Va, Dec, 10, 1908.
Dear Santa:
Please bring mo a doll, a pair OF shoes,
set OF dishes, stove, plano, coat, hat.
nopcrackers, Roman candles and devil
chasers. : will so to bed at o'clock
sharp, SO goodnight, dear old Santa,
From your little girl,
GERTRUDE JACKSON,
& No. sos North Fifth st,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-12-22

Dear Santa Claus:
Erlng me Automobile. Please bring spess
wagon, Candies and nuts and Plenty of
fire works and Oranges and apples and
trains. Good by Santa Claus.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-12-22

Dear Santa Claus:
1se going to ask you to bling me little
doat and jumper little horn train. air
lille, pop tackers, pair ubber doots an
high chair for my iller siser little
rubber ball where won't bake ummer's
windows. HIS /, all. dear Santa an
little feetart. Good bye.
From
FRED PERKINS.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-12-22

Dear Santa Claus:
want you to bring little Jim a tute-
t,ite horn. pop crackers, chock drops,
nuts, md don't forget little sister.
JAMES NETIIERWOOD.
1910 e. Broad Ct, City.
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Richmond, Va, Dec. II, 1ac

Richmond. Va, Dec. 1t, Is'o'
Dear Cid Santa Claus: !,
1 will again write to you TINS year.
nm, a little girl ten years old MY name
e Ethel. want you to. bring me q doll.
a, carriage and a chair and new dress
ard a horn and some games and story
books, and some candy and nuts ana some
fire works. That's all want.
remain as ever, your little gir' ~
ETHEL DtINNAVANT.
us South Pine Street, city,
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Richmond. Va.
Richmond, Va.

am little girl four years Ola.
wish You would bring me doll DanS
and carriage, tea set, table, par o. h...e
white mitts. and set of furs, and lots
of good things. Good bye, dear Santa
Claus From little
SADIE LAWRENCE.
l223 Dance St.
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Dear Santa Claus: am little boy
five years old. and have to get my cousin
to write to you for me. want supe-
Jack. an iron wagon, bank fireworks
and some oranges, and some candy. My
sister Grace wants doll baby go-cart,
a doll baby, trunk. fireworks, oranges
and candy
We are your little boys,
GRACE AND LUCIAN THOMAS.
Richmond. Va.
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v Dear santa: alr, d little boy eight
year old, Please bring mo an overcoat !.
candy, nuts, fireworks did not write 70
vou las, year. SO you did not not como
10 see me- 1 want an express wagon. too.
won, ask much for my little Brother
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Richmond, Vn.s dec. 10, l'JS,
Dear Old Santa:
ss81 an, n little boy just nine years OLD
a drum, some nuts and some candles ana
a pair Of shoes, col, md an express
wagon and coal and ice wagon. Brins
these things o3your friend,
LOUIS CLARK,
No. Gil North First St.
Z 1sy.by, dear Santa.
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Aged eight years.
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1903-11-20
PRESS COMMENTS. \

Dsome Of Tom Johnsor's newsnone,
organs are declaring that the %plutocrnt.
beat him. Tom is n pluto himself when
he is at home,-Chicago Chronicle
(Dem.).
DAs n candidate for the democratic
nomination for president, Senator Cor.
man is willing to concede that Mr.
Roosevelt has made some serious mis-.
takes'-Detroit Free Press (Dem.).
F|Mr. Bryan will probably not bav.
to take many more long JOURNEYS IA
reach the enemy's country. as II sbow,
n decided inclination to settle IN bis
~neighhorhood. indianapolis New
tInd.).
OHon. Albert h. Cummins. eoverro,
OF Iowa, deserves mention hare beeauss
while his reelection Is conceded - NJ
least by telegraph. the Iowa idean
which he has been so proud of. has be,,
frequently kicked In the Asa5 by repub.
lican speakers in Iowa. Mr.. Cummin,
10 active. but old hands like Mr.. Allison
have not lost their grip.-N. Y. Sun
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1903-11-20

While hunting south Of Nevada,
Judge Hood. Of that city. met with al
accident that viii make him q cripple
Tor life. Iio and n party VI gentlemen
were on their way TO their team TO ro-
turn home. when n shotgun In the hands
Of s. c. Roberts. n OF tho party, vas
accidentally discharged. the whole loaI
oniering Mr.. Hoods left leg Just above
the ankle, and almost soyering tho foot
from the limb. The unfortunate maa
was taken TO a house near the scene
OF the accident, where the foot vas am
putatcd by Doctors Craig and johnson.
The patient was so weak from loss of
blood that he could not be taken home
until the next day.
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1903-11-20

The Missouri Historical society has
made rome valuable contributions TO
the Missouri state building nj tho
Norld's fair. Among these are tho
original letter Of credit from Thomas
Jonerron to Meriwcther Lewis. por-
traits Of all the governors OF TIE state.
and specimens OF ancient nrclrms
used In tho early days OF the republic.
Another document 90 be exhibited Is
n contract to build a church ~ 81.
Louis. undertaken By Pierre Lnxem
Baron. for II ECO llyrcs In decr Skins
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1903-11-20
DEFEAT OF TOM JOHNSON.
Crushing Hcbukc Administered by
Tens of Thousands OF uI.
own Party,

While the republicans gained n rren,
victory In Ohio and are Justly entitled
to boast thereof, It Is to be remarked
that they W the greater part Of their
vast pluralitles TO democrats. a y the
Chicago Chronicle (Dcm).
The results In Ohio as well rs In some
other places show that democrats are do.
Ing a good deal OF independent and In.
telllgent voting.
Democrats might have beer dofeated
In any case In Ohio this yenr. but the
crushing rebuke administered to Tom
johnson could not have been brought
about except with the assistance OF tens
OF thoufands Of democratic votes. Fell.
citations therefore should be extended 10
the formidable body OF good citizens
who laid aside partlsanship while they
performed n genuine public service.
rom J%ohnson's election In Ohio would
have been the signal for n radical move.
m'nt upon the mex Democratic conven.
" In comparison with which the on,
which led to Mr.. Bryan's elevation
would have appeared insignificant. Hs
IS more different kinds Of n radlca. and o
demngogue than any other man OF eaual
prominence In the United States. Moth.
Ing was required TO set ali the rcyolu.
tionists. socialists and cranks in Amer
len agog with a fanntlcal purpose 10 sc,
the sadly demorallzed democratic organ.
ization In his interest put n triumph OF
some sort that could be urged upon OK.
pediency men In the democratic party ne
proof That he would be elected TO tho
presidency II made the regular nominee
From this uproar Of dcmagogy, folly
disgrace and disaster the thousands of
stanch ohio democrats who assisted In
the defeat OF Mr.. Johnson have delivered
the party. His political career Is prob.
ably ended. II has been marked with
an extraordinary amount Of concelt. an
unfaillng hostility TO many democrats
and democratic principles and n dem.
sgogy which has no parallel In the po-
lItieal history Of the republic.
One OF the richest men in tho world
Tom johnson has made his little mark
upon politics as an implncable foe OF
rich men. a democrat OF prlnciple and
character who CHANGED to be n man Of
" "'niNH WIS more
To him than any ordinary republican
and all the socialists, Missionaries. nal.
contents and reyolutlonlsts Of whatever
origin were readily taken to his arms.
In defeating him IN such a manner
as to make sure that he win stay Dc.
toated the conservative democrats Of
ONO have saved their party and coun
Try from n more pestlforous inllctlor
Than Mr.. Bryan ever was and have done
much to compel reason and clrcum.
speetion on the part OF democratic lead
ers next yenr.
In the face Of such an impressive reas.
sertion OF democratic a~ntipathy TO mere
demagogues and radicals It Is hardly
possible that further adventures In thai
direction will be undertaken very soon
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1903-11-20

Recognition Of the do facio govern
mont OF the Republic OF Panama does
not constitute n basis for n political
ifsucin the United States. Circumstances
have put the United States. az the agent
of peace and protection ON the lsthmus.
In such a position that IL IL hound TO
forestnll any Injury to American cltl-
zons and to recognize n provisional ad-
mlnistration It has not only kept
within It's rightr 20 far. but has dono
no more than It's duty.
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1903-11-20

A divorce epidemic Is on In the min
Ing district. In Jasper county owe a
hundred eases have been granted dur
Ing the present term Of court. rnd
nearly 90 many are On the docket for
the next term. In nine cnscs out OF
ten the men are the defendants. Thirty
I've divorces were granted In one day.
a well-known Judge said: Marriage
In the Joplin mining district seems to
be II failure. For one. | do not favor
divorces, but, undc, the law. they
must be granted"
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1903-11-20
Aurmp, to wreck n Train.

IN attempt was made 10 wreck o
last Burlington passenger train on tho
Hannibal a ST. Joseph west OF IIannl.
bal. A heavy steel rail weighing 600
pounds was placed on the track. but
the train struck II with full force and
knocked It 90 feet from the track. The
applying Of the air brakes at the time
by the cnginccr brought t..y train TO
such II quick stop that people wcrt
thrown from their seats and bcrths In
the sleeping cars. Detectives are work.
Ing ON the ease.
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1903-11-20

The Fidelity a Deposit Co. OF Mary
land, through their general agent. J..
+. S0thoran, have nled application In
the probate court at Warrensburg TO
be relieved from further responsibility
on the lond Of Solomon J. Caudle. pub
lie administrators Of Johnson county.
for the reason that Caudle had wasted
the funds Of the minors. insane and de-
ceased pergous In his hands.
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1903-11-20

Gov D%ockcry's appointment Of Moses
N. Sale TO tho circuit bench in 81.
Louis marks a now departure. Judge
Sale is the first Of the Jewish citizens
In tho history Of Mlrsouri to occupy the
bench Of n court Of record and his mp
po,ntmcnt IL n distinction and personal
tribute OF which he aud his fr ends
may well be proud
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1903-11-20

Who cnn ncc1sc the prcss OF unltlnd-
hofs when n Kanans paper thus apollo
gl2ea for n prominent citizen" "IIc
u a gentleman, n dcyout Christian and
n good friend. but allowed himself to
DC caught In u trap bnited with a siren
whose conduct aroused suspicion, but
whose soft manners lullod Ia sleep his
real sell and led him on to the rocks"
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1903-11-20

Joseph nonoshuo. Of st. Louis. and
John klllcen. OF Kansas City. were az.
.'ested 10y the police In South 81. Jo-
seph during a battle with Durillrton
irainmon. In which u so%uth-bound
Huntington mail was held up Tor III.
teen minutes.
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1903-11-20

Apropos Of the L~.ynohchaun caso Il
may DO said that II Is not always easy
To distinguish In law between political
and felonious crime, Hut tho English
speaking race under whatever govern.
= nj has never refused refuge To no
iltical cXllca. England herself hag
sheltered men guilty Of the most das-
tardly crimes On thla ground. aud she
has no right TO complain II the Amer
leans follow her example. which IL, ON
the whole. humane and aalutary.
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1903-11-20

Colombia never intended to como TO
tho point with the United States In re-
gard to nm isthmian canal. The Colon
bian purpose was to keep tho subject
on tho blackmail counter indefinitely.
IL Ia n case In which tho good faith
was confined to this country.
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1903-11-20
rrinoncr dumped From rrn,u.

WIN fankey, n prisoner In charge
OF Perry Ives, a deputy sheriff Of Csaw-
ford county. Jumped from the west
bound passenger train At Sullivan. In
an enort To escape. lie was captured
after a lively chase.
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1903-11-20

king Edward Of Great britain enjoys
b dislinction among rclgglng soyor.
e'gns OF being u member az tho bar,
ana would. Ia the event Of his losing
us crown. have a perfect right to don
the white horschair wiz and gown OF
mn English barrister and to practice
IN" Tor q living. This fact. generally
IGNORED. 10 recalled by his attendance
The other night at one OF the dinners
al the Mlddl temple In London. not as
q guest. but ms n Of the bcnchcrs.
That is 50 say, m n OF the governing
body OF the inn Of court In question.
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1903-11-20
UnfnithfuI Rather Arrested.

James Minor was arrested at Knob
lick. He Is charged with abandoning
his little girl, Allella. on a train az
bismarck She went on to ST, Louis,
where she was taken rare of by the DO.
lice.
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1903-11-20

Some persons On the other side Of the
Atlantic SEQ certain things on this side
OF b water pretty clearly. The Lon
don Morning Post. for example. says
II Is I'm the Interest Of the world and
Of civilization that Panama declare It's
Independence and hoist its nag under
the shelter Of the guns OF the United
States navy"