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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-07

to the Democratic party of the State md
the party authorities in all sections
should look after the delinquents and see
that they pay Up in time. The Republl-
cans declare that they will put out full
ticket, that they will nominate oandi-
daes for all States offices and have q
Legislative ticket In every county In the
state. This may DO blustcr, but 1t may
bo fact. Democrats should take no
chances. 1t Is always bad policy to un-
der-estimate the strength Of the enemy,
always bad policy to count upon the
enemy's shortcomings or mistakes. Tl,,
party should BE prepared for any emer-
gehcy, for any cout d'etat that the Re-
publicans may by chance spring upon us.
Our information is that there Is an
alarming number Of delinquent Democrats
Iii the State. The News OF Lynchburs
says that only half tho white Registered
voters Of that city have paid their poll
taxes for 1901, and we fear that tho same
distressing condition prevails In many
OIllCl SCGllOlS. a'NSo il z SlisSS'
that the Republicans arc bcstirrlns them
selves in this respect, aud we have seen
4, circular sent out by the Republican
organization urging upon the party rep
resentatives everywhere to see that Re-
publican voters pay up, and giving explicit
instructions as to the proper course to
pll,sue
All this Is enough to arouse Democrats
TO action. If half the Democratic voters
In the state ofYNirginas or anything like
so large number fall to Qualify Them
selves to vote In the November election,
1t is not necessary to say that The sltua-
ton will be alarming and the Republicans
will DO sure to take advantage Of It.
We urge delinquents to pay up and We
may have any doubt In Ills mind whether
or not all poll taxes assessed or nssessnblc
against him have been paid to- see he
county or city treasurer a tSonce and sat-
5isfy himself that his account is square.
1t is not necessary to state the law. In
deed, any statement of the lawtis apt to be
more or less confusing to some. The safe
course to pursue is to go to the treasurer
and ascertain whether or n OF you are dclIn-
5Qucnt. J. not, well; IL delinquent, be sure
that you pay up. Your vote is certainly
worth to you more than the amount Of
tho poll tax, and every good citizen will
take that view. VI q n. So ig
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A Danger to Democracy.

Less than a month now remains wth-
in which the poll tax MS n prerequisite
10 voting may be paid. lfthe tax is not
paid by May 9th, under the Constitution
the delinquent cannot vote In the Novem-
Der election.
Moreover. all who fall to qualify thent
selves will be denied the privilege Of
voting In The primary election for the
Democratic primary plan provides that
none except qualified voters viii DC per-
mitted 10 take part,
The poll tax mutt be paid by May O..
1916, in order to entitle the taxpayer 10
vote. forth fall election will he held on
Tuesday November It'll, and the Consti-
tuition requires that the poll tax must be
paid sis months in advance of tho cleo
ton,
This ~ a mates Yf prime Importance
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the city debt, I do not share ~ this
view Of tho rlitscr. but am much inc ed
tho city llmitsis to make Richmond slow
s by the next census 70 have so IN pidiys
grown MS TO have 1000 or ] y, 600 popll- Z
statement d, thoisl, one y !. iast \, .
randI?'' If have heard 1t said III RICH
5noiid several times this week that tho
present size of the city would accomino-
date nj least 1000 additional people. With.
out being terribly crowded as is5now said said
not r d h}t an The sure GS p fFsh1a
spathy Tor the man WIN. works for
wages, and as the state and city cleo
tions Will come off this. year, the best
service think yoi can do for stlie III
Bucket brigade g Is to strGngy
cent. IN their daily ray. by which to holp
strenuous life BY having more money
cr which to po, ive in town and pay their
2 Mayor MCCARTHY said Il, his Barton
Heights specch TINT some parts of the city
The Street Committee should take Inn
mediate steps to .flinigate all 'such places
and give tho whole city. u comparative
violet odor which will be q great or induces
.ncnt for Increase in population than tho !
extension luuGktion.H 6 81
1, c one beg leayegt to ask, sup
Henrico connty large portion Of their
territory and revenue. wouldn't 1t be a
case of "robbnK Peter to pay Paul?' n
HENRY HARRISON POLLAliD.
Fulton Fill, March 30. 1906 }4s
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As New York Views It.

Tho report that the President Is about
tc appoint a colored man ia. the post 9 +;
Internal revenue collector IN this city
curiosity as to the qualifications Of the
innointee for the important. office for
viii e is elected. Current. information
seems to cxtend onlySto the facts that he
D mong his own PEOPLE. that he Is an orator
of considerable attachments. that he Is
an agent of the State racing commission
employed at the tracks. that he has had
some success in connection with betting
on the races, and he is personally liked
by the President. We do not at the
moment recall any duties of the office Of
collector OF internal revenue for which
these qualifications can be called especially
pre-emlnent.-Ne York.1rlmes. ~
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A#DRUMMER'S VIEW.
Tells Why. Richmond Ought
TO Extend Her Borders.

Editor OF The NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.:
Sir,-l have read with ,anuch interest
Ss pRsFsS e ang
Sritory, assn NON ber;o a. lass represents
In other States think can say TO all
travelling men that we especially feel
the need Of a"Greater Richmond" and
sale merchants of5the city do not s,lnanl-
fest moro active interest. a3s s
New York philadelphia, Baltimore arg
our chief {competitors, for Southern trade.
ketS is a8hard, proposition for the Rich
.mond travelling man with exceptance OF
those Representing q few lines. This is
ply goods from sthis market, and at as
low prices as any, :sfor in "a large ma jor-
itySofc we have al the mer ei
h arre apea !iInbers has given our com.
petItorsi3the prestige and 1lyantage to
q large extent Merchan IKE {; !, TO h huy
from larger markets and WI NJ s.,Ts ,sn
OF speech we travelling men are capaple
OF, and we arc supposed too to be spe-
cinlly gifted in that line.
vertised to the world as being unpro-
gressive and old fogy. People all I, over We
the South take atcordlal interest IN nlch Z,
war times and .in,part the ideas they
have OF the city to the younger ge1er
ton, which Is affalse Idea, asat CITY y, -
to-day. We have all the historic prestasee
can desire and are a, q Justly proud pr O.
eressivc and aggresslive community, IS
By no means 50 well assured &c y - GEM ~
to nnswer s HoV.iy old nich ,,,cn 4 get get
he ,s war;" On answering such an inquiry
recently onlya Riel'mond LIMA, man %T phn5
why does M, your population inc e. al g.
ny ny ,,rnn nes vn1, .report. we tell them
about congestsad Senaa ssy 9a!S,as
WHY. don't you expand and take them !, IN H.
What more can wo say. ON W q ~ lh'i .,,i.,
10 do so'asscrts that We are satisfied us Cd ana
WE We o1 need 10 30 imbued viii, some ~, Of
the spirit of the city 81 Alla y. W., ~ IL
conceive Of any project that Is to her Ell, u
isSt and Wsao not nes g III md iH
b Min,u mi might be Inconsistent With a oIr
Ssny 6St mn,cay mg iR'fble &
WWe have talked expansion iot ye"'s
Lets eSlahTT; pAyI1LING sALEsMAN. 4
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exemption III the State Of Florida for Z
single man, and obligc,

exemption III the State Of Tlorldn for . 4
s'"s : A"''' ~ x SUBSCRIBER.
The Constitution Of Florida effective
January ] 1881, as to homestead Is as
follows: +
Art. X, Sec. A homestead to tho ex-
tent or one hundred and sixty acres Of
land, or the half OF one acre within the
limits Of any Incorporated city or town.
owned by the head OF d family residing
IN this State, together with ono tfou-
sand dollars worth OF personal property,
and the improvements In tho real estate.
shall be exempt from forced sale Under
process or anyocourt, and the real estate
shall not be salienablc without tho Joint
consent OF husband and wife, when the
relation exists. M
Under the statute. Chap. VI. Sec. 1905 -
appears that n person claiming the home
stead cxemrtlon must be the head Of
the family" 5s
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Opposed to Expansion.

81Idltor OF The TImcs-plspatGh.;,L, ~, IN.
sir,I DO not Gona 70 un nd a COM
ent nnl,ical question is below the aver
.,Un nan. hence say with AZ que re.
spect to the opinion others lha "a n s,h,
not yet seen expresss1st ai TIC present
city limits Of Richmond, a,ta iuni hns co,'n.
from Henric9 any, portI19Sd DO q not Ia h INK
tys pre si nr !srriIes IN the matter
I'M, niar,; ma tho time do nc seem az
s sri, Va arc arc told that the territory
proposed 20 he annexed MI. 1Tpttgi M and
shaera stfee aaa af Facilities es viii 30 almost
Immediately given, SO tho WorSins man
can can get his land on which to buld, cheaper,
ana also &c, rent aatroponlt tIo egsMtablsh
rnnrmdoS? Particularly as your editorial
Of ei'' tod to-day in Which you allude TO tho
renter IN MGW Seng iha and Hsas
AM real cstatesegcnts Of and about Rich
m id made ofSgtlie same kind nl clay,
that the same class Of beings are VINO
I've sna ii m M@W a9TNi s sepSees
rent, and which propsrty e@1nsr Within 2
lhe annexed district WI, csfi'ay c
asys hs'F p Rrssns spssst as THsh
operation possiibly fifteen years, md nd
Which runs atf3least five miles beyond
aS s prs ow sny y s nnH ssss s
his, Ills line within thin tie last ten years, and
am not asking tho question taunsinnglyS,
but from a Proper curiosity S. 4, do
am able to say While both Henrlco county
ana tie sity of1Ricllmond are in good
financial condition, yet II Is nor den .,,a
that comparatlveiy the county ilas$stlle
Il financial advantage. n y ri tsi i, {.
Hence j heard 1t said thgt,, thu ,ty
people We're actipg enyionslSaby want
ing to lake a part Of Henrieqs revenue,
Eith whlc- % I,eips pay the interest on
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-07
Ge11eral Iee's Forces.

Editor Of The Times J. Dispa tch ~
In your query column please tell mo
how many soldiers General r. =. Leo had
when he went up the Cumberland Valley
for the invasion OF Pennsylvania. think
In 1863. Didn't the Yankees outnumber
us SARAH ADAMS JAMS
Colonel Walter To, 'lor says General Lee
had less than G., 900 men. and General
EARLY says he had less than 10000 effect
Ives. From tho best information we can an
obtain we think he had about Go,0W men.
whilst General Meade had 105, coo q t Get
&tysburg. I
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-07
{ Give u q Separate Primary.

{s At the meeting of the City Committee
tonight the question Of single or double
primary will be discussed and we hope
that our committee will do as the com-
,nittees in Norfolk and Petersburg have.
done and order a separate primary for
the nomination OF candidates for local
offices. SO fnrSsas this particular occa-
Sion is concerned, 1T will make no very
great difference to most voters whether
or not there be two primaries or one. 1t
is certainly n matter OF no serious con-
Germ to THE Times-Dispatch,. but as ny,
matter Of principle It seems to JUS Wise
and cNpedlent. and In the interest Of
good government that local affairs should
he divorced as farsas possible from State
politics.
In a primary election III Richmond for
the nomination of Democratic candidates
for local Offices, there is no occasion to
make a Richmond Democrat pledge him
self to support any candidates and the
nominees Of that primary, For that mat
ter such pledges cannot be forced, for5lf
local Democrats arels3not disposed to
pledge themselves beyond the local issues
they will simply, refuse to go into the
primary and that is all there is about 1t.
1t may be argued from party point Of
view that local Democrats who are not
disposed to pledge themselves to support
Il forthcoming State ticket which has not
been selected or n national ticket, they
should not be permitted to take part even
v in local primary. But In all serious
ness is that good policy from local
point OF view? Will the exclusion Of a
considerable number OF 4 Democrats from
local primaries tend to secure 1.-The best
officers and the best form Of government
for Richmond? Tho question answers IT.
self One OF tho greatest lnisfortunes
Of our system is that SO many citizens
fall.to take interest and fall to take
part In these contests, and in the interest
of good government We should offer every
inducement to bring the voters out not
exclude them by making rules and exact-
Ing pledges that may be distnsteful TO
many.
1t is argued by some that we should
combine the city primary with the State
primary In order to compel all Demo.
Gratis who wish to take part In the local
primary TO pledge themselves TO support
tho state ticket. The answer to this is
that Independent Democrats cannot be
forced. If they do not choose TO pledge
themselves to the State ticket they will
simply keep out Of the primary. 10 at
tempt 70 drive them with the party lash
would drive them out instead OF In.
Give US n local primary for the se!ee-
i ton of local candidates. The State pri-
mary is amply able to take care OF It,
self and we have no idea that there will
be any ma terial disaffectlon In Richmond,
The Richmond Democracy Is true blue.
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Servants of the People.

Allen G. Thurman died poor" Roscoe
Conlsling died poor, +. 9. G. Lamnr.dled
Carpenter died poor, John II. Regan died
poor These were statesman: whose hands
were clean and hearts, pure; men who
refused to represent special Interests
who were without money md without
price.-Dallas CTexas) Times-Herald.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-07
Two Churches.

Editor Of The TimesTDispatch: @
Sir.-Would you please be SO kind as
to answer through your Query and <sfl-
swer Column which church has the
largest seating capacity, Pine Street BnpS
fist Church or Centenary Methodist?
s.. ]. &C. B:
Pine Street Baptist Church has q seat
ing scapaci ty,tincludlng galleries. OF about
1900: Centenary Methodist Church. includ-
ing galleries, will seat about 1000.
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Dahlon.le.g{,al.

1Cd!toraDf The TlmeSaD ispa ten: i;..a
f4 Sir,--Plensc nnswer, through the next
issue Of the Weekly Times Dispatch what
5aEd where Dahloncga IS. u tsawsfthe
word mentioned In some geography but
have been unable to find what It is
or where Is situated. "a
sS3$ 5y$ SUBSCRIBER.
Dahlonega, da-lo-ne-ga 0rom American
Indian Tnulauneca, yellow gold). a town
and the county seat. of Lumpkin county.
Ga, seventy-eght miles northeast ofaAt-
.qanta Chap: Georgia, B. u. 1t is situated
among the foothills Of the southern por-
ton Of the Blue Ridge Mountains in a
gold mining region, and has gold mills,
COMMENTATORS. and an extensive chlorlna-
ton plant. Until the Civil War, a United
States branch mint was situated there.
Dahlonega issthe sent&of the North Geor-
gia Agricultural collcge..as department OF
the State University The Cherokee IN
dinns called the place Dah-lo-nc-ga mean
ing yellow nopry Settled In 1881. it was
Incorporated ih5the following year. and a
the present timeiis governed by a mayor.
elected .b!ennlally. and a city c.:,incil
Population, IN 1880, s96; In 1900, 1,955..
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QUERIES AND 10,
Mr.. Gould's Road.

sIsditor OF The TImes-Dispatch:
Sir,-Will you please answer IN your
Query Column to-. whom ana W wv, !,
Nh. Gould's new railroad from Ashland lN
to 5.Richmond. ii :, !, -, ,y,,,,,
Write q coonel W. H $. Burgwyn,
Richmond. Va. 5s3 g3 EN- { "A 3
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An Absurditys Eliminated.

In Its ANSWERS to Correspondence
The Richmond Times-Dlspatcli seems TO
have mudded things a day Or two ago.
"A correspondent said lle5 had u board IL
inches wide and 16 feet long, wlilcl, lie
iner tonthe opposite corner at the other
shaped boards. ,,ld feet, long, is inches.
the other e, Yb % 4, !, wants t. knoW 'how
Elpf board across TO have 4 feet, In each
pieceiso 4 viii have five boards wltll4 feet
each: Without apparently noticing the
nhsllrdity OF. the question, AS printed, our
con Temporary proceeds to q demonstra-
ton Of the problem, 1t does not appear
TO fnOtlce that the man 8wants{to cutStWos
precisely simllarpleces of board $50 us to
have Ave pieces of. the same slze,l nor
does IT see that he. Wants. Ito get five
pieces each continuing feet OF lun-
dor, out ufiH hoard which originally con-
tanned hut 16 feet. board measure II
Oln.4 contemporary arithmetic can. 5ac-5
Bcolnplish those feats we shall have
learned sQmethlng,-Montgo mely AdYer-
tiser.
Yes; we worked for 4 pieces Of equal
nrea-of course Y pieces was understood
to be absurd.
Homestead Exemption,
Editor Of THE glines- Dispatch; h
3 r,-Kindly let me know through Your,
Query Column what Is the homestead
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Southern Railroads..

Inc New 4 Ork fIrlDuncj notes tnaL earn-
3ings Of the railroads Of the South and
Southwest show big gains for the last
week in March, us compared with the
same time n year ago. st. Louis South
western makes a gain Of over S105,OcO,
Missouri Pacific a gain OF $4,000. South
scrn Railway n gain of s1S3,Ooo. Louisville
and Nashville n gain OF $4,000 anl
Texas and Pacific a gain of s43,4o5.
The same paper observes:
THE sharp rise In Atlantic CoastsINne
and the substantial advance in Louisville
and Nashville excited fresh comment with
regard tot.thc first named 81 company.
which controls the ma tori ty of Louisville
and Nashville stock. The friends, 3of the
Atlantic Coast Line assert that In pro-
portion to its capital 1t controls more
valuable railway equities than many other
big railroad systems 1t would5no sur
prise some we'll Informed peoplo5if in the
course. Of time the Southern Railway,
the Atlantic Coast Line and the Scaboard
Air Line should be under one control. "
There is no better signgof the develop.
ment of the South than the growth ana
prosperity W OttOS, ~ ney
must be regulated by law, but 1t would
DO suicidal policy to cripple them In thei.,
operations and retard their development
Any policy which would seriously injure
the railroads would seriously injure
tho interests OF the entire South.
They can toe regulated and made to serv.,
the interests of the people without do
stroying them. We OF Virginia have
learned how to do It..
=-----=====- s
The Richmond newspapers arc still
talking about the advlsablity Of holding
separate primaries for local and State
officials. In Norfolk 1t has been taken
for granted all along that the sensible
plan of separate primaries would be
adopted Norfolk Virginian- Pilot.
Quite so. we do not understand why
there should be two opinions on the
subject
---------=--= iat stjt X .fE5
The warmness Of tho primary cam
paign in Virginia may have had some
thing TO do with hurrying on tho spring,
but be that as 1t may both are getting
Wi IlculSu .un. ftti
----:s-- * s
The agricultural prophets arc already
predicting the biggest watermelon crop
for many years This is mentioned In
the interest OF immigration
-------E----- f.
Diplomats are Of the. opinion that Rus
sas talk about lighting to the bitter end
is just a bluff TO get better terms or
surrender
5gs3 --------=--------:if lats}HGNfgt&
President Roosevelt has started on his
tour to Colorado, and the herce animals
OF the West are focslng to the tall tim,
Der.
Observation-Disclosures. $3.50
The frost line has been passed, nnd
there is now no longersanY fear about the
fruit crop, Great is old Virginia this
year. iat VI
----EE=E-: ---rS.--g EIgFil
Tho wolves and the bears have all! gona
to the tall timber, pending Mr., Jaooscvelt's
southwestern excursion.
-
Chca COS new Mayor Is believed to be
something Of an Improvement on the last
edition.
-ss@ Observation-Disclosures.
Tho French are offering Russia all sorts
of sympathy, hut they have cut off tho
cash. n,
R~ar@eAs.seSp1
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Bidding for Mail Routes.

Editor OF The Times Dispntcli: /,
Sir,-1A makes lowest bid for rural mai
route. He then refuses to make contract
for carrying snn,e.$s Can the department.
- 800 - - - IaI0A y Err.
No. unless thore was some previous op pil-
CATION, which you do not state
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The warnness OF the primary cam.
paign in Virginia may have had some
thing TO do with hurrying on the spring,
but be that as 1t may, both are getting
tolcraby well heated up
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-07

The agricultural prophets arc already
predicting the biggest watermelon crop
for many years This is mentioned In
the interest of immigration.
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Diplomats are Of inc opinion that Rus
sla's talk about iighting to the bitter senl
is Just a bluff TO get better terms OF
surrender,
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President Roosevelt has started on his
tour to Colorado and the fierce animals
OF the West are flocllng to the tall tim,
Der.
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The frost line has been passed, nnd
there is now no longer any fear about the
fruit crop, Great is old yirsinla this
year.
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"A Land Problem.

Editor. OF. The Times-D ispatch:
Sir,-lNlll you be SO kind as TO solve
eide q bet: Ts n saY III NJ
81 ]. A piece Of land has for its $dfnen-
sions 80, 10 z, 20 10 and 20 poles on each
side. erespectiveely; REQUIRED tho area? 3aa
ten be? rs ss a j.}
d. 81 a man left fifteen sheep to three
heirs. One to get one-half, one to get
one-duarter and ono TO-. get one-slxtll.
No sheep were to be killed, and all TO
be fairly dealt with. How would you
~. How would you draw the shortest
line on ithe walls from the upper corner
of ono end OF q room to he lower COR
ner5 at the opposite side of the other end !?
yt A REGULAR READER,
/. Answered before. lately.
~. 5;3i1-3: 3 to3answer; answer.
8. IT can't be done.
4. Draw a diagonal Of one wall OF
the room from tho upper corner 10
lower corner, then follow the lower end
Of the end wall ig III,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-07

Tho wolves and the bears have al, gone
to the tall timber pending Mr.. aooseyelts
southwestern excursion.
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Monument to George iWythe.

Petersburg, Va, April !. 1905.
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Problem Reviewed. .. W.

"If two times the present time be two
thirds of the time noon, what time
is it?' fa .5s63 IS
The above query was answered in.
your paper "Wednesday last ut 4:4S or 3
a. M 10. melt appeared peculiar that
1t should ndmitsof two selections. Will.
you explain. -
a, nj. is the answer and tho only
Respectfully.
n, i,i Il. S. NJ. VALENTINE.
Yes, this was worked as II ono time.
ETC.; and the answer is "a minutes past
two. twice which.is hours 4S minutes.
which is two-thirds OF hours, IL
minutes the time to noon.
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ChIca COS new Mayor is believed to be
something Of an Improvement on the last
edition.
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Homestead Exemption,

EaItoF q Tho }gllnes- Dlspateh
Sir Kindly let me know through Your
Query Column What = the homestead
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All Unsigned Communications will De
discarded. =, Ia
Rejected Communications Will not Ne
returned unless accompanied by stamps
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1 ,,1mbucd with some Of
q city Of Atlanta. 10
that Is to her M
st it, 1t is Atlanta first,
not Eneed MI the
Il down there. so much
Inconsistent, with, our
& of her splrit1in adopt
iiclcs might be initiated.
Il expansion for years
SALESMAN.