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The Peace Treaty.

Germany conquered France In 1871 ana
kept an army on Frech SOIL uh'il an
Indemnity of five thousand million francs
vas paid. That sum represents but
nnrtinn of the amount Germany has eH-
pended in maintaining her military es-
tablIshmcnt since the Franco-Pfussiah
war ended. Had she have treated France
with magnanimity instead OF "rihSlhs
from her every franc she was believed TO
be able to pay and compelling the ces-
sion OF Alsace and Lorraine, France ana
Germany would have been good friends,
II not allies long ago, and great por-
ton Of Gcrmany's extraordinary military
EXPENSES would have been avoided.
So Japan, 1t may be, viii come to
realize that her failure 10 receive IN
demnIty from Russia was a blessing in
Disguise, The magnanlmty displayed by
japan cannot fan 10 affect Russian som
tmcnt towards the island government.
| The Humiliation Japan brought upon Rus
| Sian, arms was salutaFy. IT may very
well be the case that II viii DO for
gotten In a recollection OF the generous
refusal OF Japan TO insist upon further
| humlitation In the form OF indemnity
Tho air IN ST. Petersburg, and Berlin
ana Paris and London, Is already ful
Of rumors OF an alliance between Russl;
and Japan Matters may not process
thys Tar. but the course Of Japan has al
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Camp.

(spccial to Tho Times: Dlspatch.l 90
4 -HARLOT"TESVILLE, VA. AUGUST "
Mr.. ]. Lawrence Alexander, a vel KNOWN
Young merchant OF Blueficld, ", va,
and Miss Annie u. Camp daughter OF
the late Thomas II. Camp. OF TINS c,.S,
were married at $3.50 o'clock this evening
nj the residence Of tho brides protner.
in-lnw, Mr.. Charles W. Allen, attorney
nj law, tho ceremony being pcriorMea
Nv the Rev, George e. Booker, pas1or
Of tho Methodist Episcopal Chuic''
South. ~, hor
brother, Mr.. 3D. Reid Camp. second neu,
tenant in the Ninth Cavalry, uh..ea
states army. now stationed 1T Je1te e,s
BARRACKS, Just outside Of St, Louis ,'o mo;
Nj. Oakley Alexander Or b.uei'e.u 49,;
mother Of the groom. was best man e. n.u
Miss Elizabeth Goodwin, OF forl ep!1ns'
~. va, maid OF honor me otner a..
,tendants were Mr., Pedro Alexander os
1e, brother OF the groom ana
MISS Nettic Goodwin, of this city. re re-.
ca MI followed the coremonS, at ,s =
witch Mr. and Mrs. Alexander .ooR WV
40 southern Railway train ior hl oA-
tended Southern Trip.
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i|KEfTljI([[zSIs1 T .!l(|..|l'l.. ]
A True Poets Poem.

r sat at my table one evening.
And rubbered quite bitterly out,
which Is common with amateur poets
Who'vc souls that are storn-tossed
with doubt,
For in brief, the dread mixing possesscu
me
That ia nothing to verse-makc about,
Hence l modify whettcd my pencil,
Thcncc ran Il yexed thumb through
my hair;
Now fol, that my musclct was coming,
p Then again-and the wench wasn't
there
Aud the glorious thought Of moment
AGO, had gone nitt!ng-oh, where!
I thought of tho things had read about
And the things that my people mad
soon,
rendered long words from tho lexicon
ia looked up to see what they'd mean,
And recalled quito tho oldest of subjects.
Like the aux ana the hawk and the
Every thought most impossibly useless
no poets occurred to mo then;
Onco wrote the word The for starter.
But I afterwards changed 1t to 'When.'
And 2 hours later I crossed that
And put tho 'The DacK t"''' e"''''
All, I sadly benngcrcd my collar.
And I groancd for an uplifting theme
For n thought that would sing 70 INC
That life was no sheer, futile dream
nut my brain gave mo only druo loia a
Like png-pong and chocolate 'ee
cream.
snt there long, long past my bedtime g
nm the sun s1uintcd pink on va
| dawn
fThe rain I neglected to mention
Having quilted. yamooseh' stopped '''''
And the growing OF chantloleer' o
Arose s9'I nna went on, on and on
rhen said to myself: "oh, thou clay
Hast thy head burst and brains tFleele
out2 H..
post ignore that the truo poets poem, ,
~ worse with although than wlIhou.,r
80 wrote this while dressing tor nrssN
Let The the reader guess what It's about 3 !,
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Foci and Sub-Foci,

Editor OF The Times-Dispatch:
slr,-Will you kindly answer the fol-
i, III giving accom-, of yellow fever
cases In tho dallles, what Is meant by
"focl" and "sub-focl"I
mat Il exhibited at fairs made by coun-
Try women? You will assist very greatly
AN IGNORAMuS.
Medlock, Va, August 25, 1905.
i. There are about u dozen corresponds
onts who have this wee!s appealed TO the
Query Column for this explanation. The
reply to ono Will suffice for all. Foci are
points In a given territory from which
yellow fever spreads. Without an apparent
cause other than that fever Is In the
air. sub-foci are p9tnnts from which 9 he fe
fever sprsads nys1r AZ X ysa terIt tQr y ~
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-08-30

authority In Virginia on the treuu - -
eon,tmcn, among the voters OF Nlrsinin
than rhe Times-Displtcl, FOR nan y
century this paper has been III Closest l
touch with tho Virginia people, anu
cycry shade Of political sentiment INT
ms manifested itself III virginia IN iiftS
,,no,t mnv be discovered III the columns
of our files. And we say emphatiealiS'
without the slightest reservation tnilt
there Is not Il SHADOW of fear Oh tliG
Republicans carrying Vlrs,nh' ~ maS
hc That III Years to como n powerful ana
dangerous opposition to the Democrauc
party may develop III this state. IT nus
not developed There arc but few anu
faint Indications TINT 1t VIII develop.
During It's long Lease Of powerfin Virginia
tho Democratic party, though Y mas
not always been wise, has always STOOD
for clean und honest administration OF
the affairs OF state government. 1t TOOK
the reins at II time when the state was
devastated and Frustrated by war. IL Is
stinIin power, and during It's reign Vlr-
ginln has developed With n rapidly tli'lt
hns astonshcd the beholder ana coll-
founded Tho student familiar With the
s,ow Incorporation Of people ovcrrun
nnd Impoverished BY the. invader
Occasionally, n batch OF dirty men
occum,,latcs. IT has always been washed.
This year it was washed in public. ~
is clean linen now We are not prepared
10 believe any considerable portion OF
tho Democratic voters Of Virginia prefer
soilcd linen to clean linen. TO believe
otherwise would DO TO believe there IS u
reality in this recurring bugaboo OF Rc-
publican domination III Virginia.
We are moro strongly than ever we'd
ded to the primary method of selecting
candidates. Tho friends hof Govei nor
Montague ana tho other unsuccessful
candidates llnvo no cause to repent nav
ing advocated the primary plan. bacls
to the people," they. said. They have no
reason in the world to believe the YER
dict would have been different had IL
been rendered by mass meetings ana
nominating conventions. And, surrey,
Senator Martin and his friends nave i'ot
ground to oppose the primary mcthod
in future. The popular method has added
enormously to tho prestige OF the senator
IIc entered the Ncampnign unknown per-
sonnlly to the great mass OF the Virginia
voters AT its close he was known 10
thousands unacquainted with him before
Al Tho outset his abilities as a speaker
and dcbater were undiscovered. To-day
ho stands among the foremost IN the
commonwealth and the country. lie
had been charged with holding his com
mission as senator from Virginia
through ability to manipulate conVeh-
| lions. When he takes his seat again no
man in tho land can assert that he is
not the deliberate choice of majority
az tho Democratic voters of Virginia,
who represent the intellect and the char
acter of the citizenship of the Com
monwealth.
We hold fast to the primary. we PC
lcvc the vast majority of the Democrats
of virginia, when they shall have soberlS
analyzed the results, will demand thai
tho system be continued. 1t is wise; il
is just it is right
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ready compelled Russian respect, ana It
Is likely 1t will ulso compel q sense Oh
appreciation Of Jnmn's inagnunitnous
conduct, which Will form the sure basis
of future friendship M
AS for Russin--the world Will make no
History will make no mistake.
The soldiers or the Mllsndo beat those
OF the Tsnr every time they faced each
other III battles rho long dreaded giant
among the nations proved himself
miserable wealtllng, utterly unable to
cope With secontl-clnss power, Just
merging into the light OF civilization. The
benr battered. bruised, beaten. cowcd,
can only stink away, out Of tho lime
7 light aud nurse the wounds inflicted by
his pltcky little antagonist The war
taught tho world to know the power or
Japan. It also taught the more valuable
fact Of Russian weakness. This bugboar
OF tho nations has become 4 buEnboo
THAT sho was not moro thoroughly
whipped was only because Japan Thought
1t not worth the trouble
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Fredericksburg People.

fspccial to The -D!spntch)
FREDERIC sDuRG, VA. August %
Tho condition OF Miss Cnrlinc l1i1sh. OF
this city, who Ia III win .ypn"ld lever
Mt Atlantic City. continues critical.
Mr.. r. &. Helm has been awarded tho
contract for building an addition 70 tn"
home at the National Cemetery mere,
which Is occupied by the superintendent.
1t will be constructed of stone
The camp meeting Of the ScVenth Day
sAdyentists which Is In progress Ut
screamersville, Spotsylvanin county, near
this city. Is daily drawing large CROWDS
Ii will close next sunday.
Fire yesterday DESTROYED the kitchen
on tho farm of MI. John Brooks, JUST
above Falmouth, in Stafford county
There was no Insurance.
M y. ~. Coleman. a prominent attor-
ney OF this city, continues III with typhoid
fever at tho home OF his parents ~ 'po'-
sylyania county.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-08-30

Tho Hartford Times has discovered t ;rl
fra proposition to have the presiaehllal
ina,,ruration day moved forward to date
where the pneumonia mlcrobe IS less
aggressive is making considerable heaa-
,yov A national committee, composed
in part Of the governors OF ti'' '.''s.'
and territories, is booming the chanse'
ana it will hold Il meeting in Washington
i, Inc fall. Forty-one State executives
endorse the proposal. The revised aa.e
which meets with the most favor IS
April 80
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Republican Candidate,

(gpecinl To The Tlmes. pI sI pe.
sTNuSTOE, VA, August np NJ
publcans here yesterday nom,haua ~,
William II, Shields. OF luVe,ns ,,, ,,, n,u
Mr.. John A. Karicofe, OF SoraM ,es i" nnh
District, for the House O p'.H Ss NJ, r,n,
~ ~ H. senate. Tho non;iiecs sra all
n,,bs,antial farmers and stand well H..
SI Tinted gtates marshal 81. Brown Allen
was prcsen, Il tho convention ana made mao,
q as short address. calling on the , nsn ans
lieans of the county to 80 70 WITS GU a,a
elcet tic Republican locGl aNu soy
ticket. 4, {g Az ~ Y ~ y "a {isoit! W
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being ,raccablc 10 the original TO-

Gus.
f 9. If by the cheese referred to as Nconn y
Try woman's. cheese" smear case or COZ {
tase chocsc Is meant, the Manufacture u
rs simple enough. The milk y allowad 20
stand, without skimming, In cool airy
temperature untll tho ctird forms. ING
whcy is then prcss.J. out. seasoned Win
lsult and prcsycd into little mon!ds. ING l'
lpecuiarity OF the cottage cheeEo i'ca ~
the fact of its being .-.nule without NC
Use OF rcnnct. Ia
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-08-30

Tho Paris paper That called upon Mr..
Rockefeller to pay the indemnity Japan
first demanded of Russia, made the mis-
take OF not addressing its petition To
Mr.. Carnegie. Nobody hns cvcr heard that
Mr.. Rockefeller has expressed q burning
desire to die poor or that he has ever
made any frantic efforts IN that dlroc-
ton. On tho other hand Mr.. Carnegie
is credited with such desire and there
Is some evidence that he has not been
entirely without effort to accomplish that
end. 1t Is matter of record that ne
at one time made a proposition to MADE
good to the United states government
the s2Oo0O,0oO It paid for tho Philippine
Islands provided tho government would
agree to make the islands free ana 40
1t at once This, at least. suggests thal
Mr.. Carnegie was approachablc along thH
lines laid down by the Paris journal,
ana there is no evidence UP TO date that
Mr.. Rockefeller was.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-08-30

The three cities named are Dei'e'cu -
have different explanations Of the iac'
that the Tidewater railroad Is to run
through Roanoke, miss Lynchours py
!, mile or two, and end in Norfolk. Agree
men, would be Impossible
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-08-30

Iii regard to the other CotCcdcna to
flags. It should he stated that the third
and last ensign Of the Confederacy was
changed, BY order Of the Confederate
Ing n red bar placed across tic outer
half Of the, white field extending tho
width Of the flag. This fourth flag was
iScvcf used M It WAS only adopted
March Atli, 1886, and the surrender came
z III April. The Federals secured n NUM-
Der Of them that wcro found stored In
the Capitol building at the time Of the
evacuation. .lL.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-08-30
Pensions for Widows.

Editor of rho Timcs-Dlspntch: .
Sir, Please answer me following aucs,
tons iii regard to I ne pension Ivy ~ ~
Of the Widows: How and where shnll siin
proceed 10 procure such pen,Ss,,9Ginl?? 4, VRd
obligc w $1,000!
We failed to state the qualifying clause,
In the pension act. No pension y ~
lowed to widows Of soldiers Who were
married after May l. 1856.
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When Twilight Wells the Sea-.

When wcaried waves that seek the land
For momentary rest.
Surge sparkling 10 the dark'ning strand.
Lii byeach foamlng crest
And night steals Ger the shndowy sea.
As STARS their lights display.
Then, Heaven comes very close TO me,
81 And evils flee away
The lonely Flood-gulis distant cry.
Is In the gloaning zoncd
Where thralIs are brokcn dlscords diei
Tho tyrnnt Cares dethroncd;
for clangor, clamor. din OF life.
Invade not this retreat;
No varient. inarring sound Of strife
Jars on It's concord sweet
There's vcspcr's peace in swash and cur,
AS rhyinic pillows break
In rcfucnt and resnrging swirl.
On thirsty sands they stake;
Ali voices of the Night and Deep.
In harmony are blcnt
In choral chords. that thrill and sweep
Tho tense hearts glad extent.
O. were LIN midoccan cast
Upon some allen shore,
With only wastes Of waters vast,
Around me cvermorc
! know each drcary day would bring
ono glad, sweet hour to me,
FOR Hope would rise on buoyant WING
As Twilight yelled he sea.
j r, Sturgls.
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"Bishop Potter's saloon" alias the sun
way tavern in New York, is not proving
to be shining success although It mas
been In operation now somcthlrs ostf a
year. A recent visitor who has been o "l'
ing It over, declares in letter TO me
Boston Transcript that 1t is very fnr
from being the success Bishop PottcF
looked for. IT not only lacks patronage
hnt its appearance is against 1t, ana TINS
observer declares that IT Is no. VIZ.
Bishop Potter and its founders hopea
ii would bc-a help to the cause OF
temperance.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-08-30

cosudarstvennia Douma is to be the
name Of the lower branch of the rus
sim Parliament, corresponding TO one
house Of representatives. We have cllieu
ours some pretty hard names but none
sc, bad as that.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-08-30

What, with japanese army III iton.
80 ,,ovitch in Manchuria Japanese par
gain drivers at Portsmouth and reso-
,,,,;,n,st homb-throwcrs at home, Memo
las has for some time been In a posl'lo'l
- onnrccjatc the expression OF ColoHei
Charles Azarlah Edwards as busy 10 :
h,refoot boy in bumbebees nest nest.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-08-30

With secret service sleuths on ms
rack and a carbunclc on his neck, s'at's-
tlcan John Hyde is learning el''ss 80
never dreamed of in connection WIN
strcnuosity.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-08-30
AS to Casino.


Editor of The Times-D ispntch:
Sir-A, j and G are playing ca slno:.
A Is 20 points, j q points ana 10
points lii the following deal takes
two uces. making him 81; takes CARDS,
little casino and two aces: G. OF course,
gets spades and b x casino; but, US the
game is thirty poir.s, this Is imnnl I, ,iit
4 claims that, US no goes out falthesl.
making thirty-onc points, he WINS ne
game; e CLAIMS that, us there no
rule for the precedence of any particular
aces and as his two aces put MN out,
making him thirty points, the aces J, IN
which he has, and that he wins. Please
clucidatc. 81 Il'7 y ! ? l -.
There is no high card In casino and III
The case stated above the oldest hand
should win; that If a sat on the dealer 8
left hand, ho would win;sif 3 sat on the
Dealers left hand, he would win.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-08-30

Richmond will escape typhoid
endemic, unless those hcalth-scokers IN
no mountains and at the scashoro do not
come home too rapidly.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-08-30

Republican Chairman slomp does not lot
ueon TO create the impression that no
has given up the eight because no mas
not PASSED the hat recently.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-08-30
Thornton's Artillery.
Clifton Forge, Va, Aug. Is, 1905.

Clifton Forge, VA, Aug Is, 1905.
Editor of Thc trimes-Dlspatch:
Sir.-Plcasc Give Il list OF thornton 8
artillery or Caroline. county IN next sun
days 1imeS-Dlspatcll.
Respectfully,
"a CONSTANT READER
It shall appear IN the Confederate Col
su,nn If some kind friend VIII furnish tho
list.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-08-30

The chief trouble with the man who has
10 have cracked Ice for his head four
mornings out of seven is his poor
memory.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-08-30

wnsnino.on Bureau: No. sol Fourteenth Fourteen
Street. Northwest. corner fei''S'
Avenue.
Manchester Bureau: carter's Drug s'ote'
no. 11o2 Hull Street.
Petersburg Headquarters: W. "a :.
a North Sycamore Street.
The DAILY TIMES 1olsP-Al'Tl'C-'ffii Is So'u
at . cents copy.
The SUNDAY TIMES a. Aiofi -
sold at S cents copy.
The DAILY TIMES DISPATCH, in Incl clu 10
Ing sunday in Richmond and Manchester
and Petersburg. by carrier. IL cents per
week or so cents per month.
THE Es-DlsPATcH, Rlchmon'as' va
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-08-30

French citizen Is playing the role OF
perdIcaris in Morocco. Preparation lor
popular magazine writing Is strenuous
theses days. fF5
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-08-30

Professor Booker Washington was slow
pbou. confess!ng to having dlned WIN
John Wannpmaker.
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NOTICE 70 CORRESPONDENTS

DO not ask but one question on y
sInulc piece Of paper unless they are
In a series and directly related.
DO not ask any duestion the answer
to which Involves AT, advertisement.
We cannot tell Where articles can pc
bouaht and sold and we cannot tell the
value OF old cons.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-08-30

II Morgan Treat could find a wiling
lapel for every Lewis button nc mas
Mr.. swanson would come down.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-08-30

The grafters and reformcrs OF
Philadelphia seem to be about to get TO-
gethcr on II harmony platform.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-08-30

That bird of peace had q few feathers
knocked out whcn they caught her.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-08-30

News from France says that sard'nes
.ero very scarce this season. The lobster
crop is always bouAllfp.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-08-30

Russia established tho fact that she
could not make war She came near
demonstrating that she can't mako peace
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-08-30

They cal! 1, a peace conference, Wonder
What a war talk would have been ike.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-08-30
THE @WEAT TIL Err.

Forecast q tor Virginit- Fair. slightly lls
warmer "Wednesday; Thursday ialfi ght
Winds mostly southwest. ,,,.,.. i.
Y North rolnn-.Fnir, warmer Wcuhcs-
day; Thursday fai; variable wlnus.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-08-30
Liability for Papers.

Atlas, Va, Aug. %, 1905,
Editor OF The Times Dispatch: -,
Sir,-Plcase publish in your Query COL
umn:
Can a person be compelled by law 10
pay for n newspaper after his time mas
expired provided he continues TO take
1t out Of the postofricc?
Yours, etc,
a REGULAR READER.
No. But an honest man VIII not take
a paper out OF the postoffice and read
it unless he has paid for It. or intends
to pay for 1t. Tho Postoffico Depart
mont provides rule for honest men,.
If you don't want a paper that con-
tinucs to come to your address after tho
term for which you subscribed has OK
PRED, simply refuse 10 take 1t out OF the
postoifcc and the postmaster VIII do
the rest But II n man continues to
receive n paper. and continues to read
It, common dccenoy and common honesty
would suggest that ho pay for It, III
though tho law will not force him 10 do
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-08-30

DiscussIopknf good roads has not vi
rsached tAJ appropriation stage,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-08-30

And let another rouslng cheer for Ten
ncssec bn given!
Tho single star OF tho bonnie blue flag
has grown to be eleven.
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+, dgenents and Advertisements.

u n Il : . + s q \ t.
Richmond, Va, August 20. 1905
Editor of Tnc S-DIspatch:
umn the following questions: First, II q
man owes a store bill and moves out
Of the State Is there any w" rS,, ~ wnr H
anything? Second. Gould MS name DC ad'
vertised in the newspapers?
A SUBSCRIBER.
First, You could get Judgment against
him in the State to which he has moved
but, of course. If he has nothing, there
Is no way of collecting the Judgment.
Second Not unless you want libel
suit on your hands and on the hands
of the newspaper that has no better
sense than to print such an advertise
mcnt. ,h
Editor Of The Times Dispatch:
Slr,-Plcase inform me as to whe ther u
is proper TO address an unmarried LAO, lluy
in writing business letters as Dear
Madam" 1t is my opinion that II -
Of Composition and Rhetoric" confirms
mo in that belief; but frequently whAn
reading / have seen letters huules T u
TO unmarried ladies II that manner y s r me
mentioned says a young unmarried lauy
,, is best addressed Dear Miss !,
MY dear Miss or MISS 81 COLI.
taIion, Your Kindness will oblige,
so - BRUNNlUs.
! Tho title of MADAM" or Dear Madam
| is incorrect as applied. to an unmarried
woman The proper form in business
letter is to write the full address, and
| then my dear Miss ----." whatever the
name may be.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-08-30

All unsigned communications will be
discarded.
Rejected communications will not 20
returned unless accompanied by stamps
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y 4 . 81 II
CONDITIONS YESTERDAY.
crt tnly l,yil rt11 M n gentle west to south-
west Droezes. 4 1tange OF the tlcrmohettsrr;;
9 a. M............6i az M..'...',..... ~.
! q p, iM,,,,,.,,i,,,.S5 l2 midnight ......,.iO
Avernge...., ........... IS.
Normal Temperature. commandments.
Mean temperature. ....'......''''.'.1'''ss
Maximum tenlpera trrc...... t So
Minimum ternpsrnt tlrc ...''.. =. ''.'f'ys2
Departure from normal. ...'.. y
,THERM oMETERi This DAY LAST
WEAR.
"a, M............7O G p M.............,S
Il M.n...........,.S u midni;h t........tJ
MINIATURE ALMANAC,
August 80. 1906.
Sun rises. ~. $3.50 HIGH TIDE.
Sin scts,..., 6.d3' Morning.. ....... 4'l3
Moon sets. ..,. C5D EVENING". 9;So