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Short Studies IF Foreign Governments

ono section, tie ts1and of Sd giiulirisS ctiS
ytanso the goveriiinef ts4 VI pro " lices a n
united into SC. called ,,a general govern
fiiients a naci, 81 which :. ID ruled n Us, I'd
igovernor.g general who Is considered III lie
simmed misrepresentation tho Gear Bit
who III, realty, Ike the governors 4ofJ the
uiid PROV irceslS ~ syeralblIn
To tho minister &C tile tlterior. IN il;
EgovernincntS dr. pfoVInte Is ivided into
5atlt,ilnistratiVe districts. vi "a $sSfBf
,rhe ndn,lnistrnti Ion Of the econo inlcn a
affairs Of tile provinces and u LIST ric ts ~
Eingson,e measure guided blythe zei1istYos,f
which ira provincial $nild district assem-
sblies elected by lie pea sal, ,otlse-
holders in2 tho towns, and the nrded pro
Apretors. 81 1io body Which met u recently
inst Petersburg and pet TONED the Ga ! Z
to Eive ills people orelibernl Institutions
was composed Of Representatives. OF these
organizations. Associated with the z zen !.
Sstvo III ail executive capacity Is d board
called the ,uprnvtl.,,hf The cities and towns
have municipal organizations which close
Nv resemble the zcmstvo N and Z liI,ra w 9 +
tho province - Isl ~
All tho officials and lnstlt utlons Hereto
fore lnenti Toned are CLOSELY connected with
md slihordlnnted to- tho imperial bureali-
3cracy. 81 n All 8of them have been created
blythe autocrnt' s decree; I'LL Of them SSnre
direct " Responsible to the au tlorities ~ y
st. Petersburg ssSS s VA st
Is; We nov come suddenly upon IN sinst!-
Stt,tlon#whicll from time gimmernorial@ has
3lainNut tho foundation OF Russian soclnl5
and political life. but which nevertheless
Is one OF. tho mos extremely democratic,
institutions In the world. In his; cons
5m,,ne, Or ,'mir,n the Russian peasant
Iforgets $leSis the subj 7 of an q bsolutei
autocrncyt and EXERCISES rights 4 of sol f.
government us wide$nnd substantial ne
those which tho. 8citlzens 81 democratic
New England enjoys 3 in his town meet!
Ing. .5 3 .s8:S a s
1 rhe Legislature OF the mir 4 Is n the ass
sembly OF 5all the communitys heads OF
fam les. 4. ! Is execu tive Is not an flcinl,
representing the bureaucracy, but the VII -ss
ilage elder. who is chosen by a. majority
vote of the assembly; and the Easseinblyi
with the elder presiding. n discusses and
decides all communal al fairs. = he most
Of these fairs is tho dlstrl-.
button at Irregular Intervals OF the landi
of tho community; for al ~ over r tisslas
tho land occupied shy pet snh ts Is owned
not by tho peasants themselves, nor by
great landlords who rent 1t to- them. but,
by the mr or commune h to- which tho;
peasants belong /; and the amount Of land
which each Individual or family may hold
and cultivate is determined from time tn
time by the communal assemble les. There
are S107 ,676 communes In European RUSSIA. Il
They are required to pay taxes Ito the i'm
jperial government in proportion to6theirl
populations. but they enjoy the privilege
OF raising 4 he money any wa they please.5
jThe Mrs are United into cantons, the as
selnblies Of which " transact the same
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bio Inferred from its stheoretlcal basis.
1t Isl doubtless true that there Is All
amount OF caprice and uncertainty in the
making and glnd ministrntio 4 OF y the laws
Soc2 II ussin which would not be tol Grated
by any grea e. western ion. 8 But for
the most part, the \ Russian government
ls,!s like is! western ncighbors, d govern
4InentI ccordingH to- old and we'll establish
ed laws and customs US and customs
too, which. strang as he fac tina ap-i
pear to Eng1lshmenS orr Americans, are
heartily approved by a vast. ma ority#ofi
the Russian. people so /, far as they under
stand thems.i II. u a A; u If n. Mi
The Gear ntr,lsts the administration of;
his Arealm8to four great boards, the holy
synod, II the committed, Of minister's, the
council III ofss State pfand the ruling Sem
ate. The holy synod has Observation-Disclosures
5ofH religious matters, The other three
boards ;roughly resemble he executive
Legislative and judicial SSd departments Of
constitutionalSgov ts: But the COM
mittee ofsmlhisters i,lBis not properly III
cabinet. Besides the mInistersi8th he grand,
dukes and ma ny other public functionaress
belong tod 1t; There is no prime minister
and each sof sthe$thirteen ministers Is rc-F
gsponsIble directly to the Gear for the man
agcrnent o This department., They often
differ Widelylrcg the policies tho
government ought&3to & adopt, 81 and still
greater ifferernes crop cup lin the &con-f{
mittee Hoc$minlsters.ggSl HI g ~
The Council OF State, which usually has
about sixty members, differs even more
from a true IL gislntureB than tho commit
tee of ministers does from true .ctlbinet.l
1T does not initiate enact, or even modify
Legislation. 1t merely examines projects.
OF laws which are presented by the min
listers and discusses the bulge and the
proposed expenditures for the year. It
Is q consultative not "a deliberatiye body.
The Senate promulgates all tho laws Of
the Empire, Otherwise 1t is almost wholly
a judicial body. ] Is regarded as a SUI.
5preme Court Of Appeal, yet is decisions
may be revised by the Council of State.
~ Tho principal executive departments arc
the ministers of8foreign affairs, aof fl
nance, Of war, Of the navy, Of Justice
and Of the interior, and OF these the
ministry Of the interior. is in many re-
spectsl the most important and powerful.
gThc ministry of&thcB interior has Sdirec-
tlon Of the internal administration: The
Empire Is divided into u seventy ght
"governments,' nineteen PROV Inces, and
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The Suns Great Heat.

Il a \. Portuguese Scientist thinks hoa llay
demdnstrated 2 great scIent flo truth
N 7, regard to the sun $ rays, Through
the aid of q great sun motor Prof
Himalnya claims TO ahuYe proved be.S
You'd he possibility Of error that tho
5nctlnl origin OF the rays and the shepl
phoro or sun motor. Is tho Invention
of Prof, Iilnayala. Since 1T has been
In operation tho Inventor Il has been
With |. IIol has found that the heat
Of he sun Is more than double that
OF tho sun is more than double that
been the highest known A en- peratlre.,
G,L00 degrees Tahrenhelt, IL He has found
that there Is no known substance, not
.cyell x asbestos, that will mot fuse In
his sun furnace, into Which the con.
rays OF his mirror reflector
and concentra tor are Thrown & n, a ~ \
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BUST !; OF LAFAYETTE, /.
Gift Of France to the University
Has Been Put in Place,
M 'rhe nleS-UlSnNtch,)

Gpec lnl q me ~ ,r,,
bust of General Lafayette, presented, 7, to
the Virginia ey bi,e u, Rep p,
ception accorded Anlbassado J Y Ill
on the oecaslo Of his recent stttto f ne
and viii soon DO mounted upon q pedestal l
Eys IRm nps3s P1sen dns ~
yfhn hi,st rep!ca OF the work Of ] lou-
from the famo!as az th esfe ea
,.rns 70 Afnmlliar in dallions and por-
traits, with the head well ~ 9,hhiie
naueue the rnttled aRlr1 t fSo a9u the
Vest a the fgYfle es Il s. EBAY
lettea arg he mai ionai flower OF
France t AT tho bottom the g, P ea iaf
the name afayet,e" ana anpeahEs s wo nla il ma
~ FL nne,' Worthy Of the great Frenc imam
has nHglest1ltns ~ ssntse't
cfarn q Ter and sgniflcance into tho race
and pose OF his subject, 5A2 s,3 ii
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S-N~Nr~>N1r-->>N -
Trend Of T bought
z In Dixie Land
~>N>N>N<~Io0~ Nr>lN

{ Savannah News.&O 81 course we q re going
&to gllayoS q canal Gacros Panama, cause
American genius, y enelg r. and. enterprise
s Spf a4hhsSaEnE1 hexf
Sthe. fact That we are not going to have
he cam I as- soon q IS NO thought we We're
is;alrcady " apparent, u N II
reenyille, s.. g, ~ ews 81 The headlines
nYe vew V
smable of 4 IS kind. 4 should have printed
they ords Rot x a. Tot Rot, Ro & a Tot
sy ths reRt0r,th e ,M
moro than we cnn understand \ t rs Just
the 4. sort OF narrowncss that hurts some
sout ller u 4. towns 2,
3$@s3s FLORIDA Tlmes-U Union; i e. the Southern
farmers would hold their cotton foi.Sten
or even twelve cent and then plant only
about tWo-tlirds as large 4, 6nn acreag ms
heRr prce ana e IS
crop for fifteen o cents per pound, but II
they plant ~ QQ0, 900 q ores next Year hey
]! 4 hey can fix tho price Of cotton 4 8they
Wl bS Sing th a y supply; :, yal street
result "a horse racelby boiling on It
Is ZOO miles of, sf
Il Augusta chronlcle: II would seem that
no better occasion could present itself
than this, particular time; In Wl,i.hsfto
keep on preaching the doctrine, Of d !Ver-
ssd G te agrsn!tpIs5s e. the
make, heslnost OF varied and intNnse .eul-
lsk noS pG.s SauShf @ h l5sy
asa fafssa s Pa 1is @
aa fsnss na then
ling that III is 'yelV et.' tsi5sq sf7t
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taii Il inaSters of olvlo /, prot resss s,llpnse
There were the samoi opposlt ipti; tu g g
new Tiish School building that ot Y rsitt--
Temporary SAYS t,iers is y IA i ti public ls
library, would the Jews der \ ~ WISE ~
tho Council ,,o s. provide for such 1 q
building N 3s s
S1tSlshot question ofSponular demand
HUI III u question d popust i,eed n " Y
ever thete had Iieet III doubt incur mind i,l
gof s,,ch need III would Sraye been s:re;s
g..loved by The communications of the 5 'l' =,
!pos,tlonsts, by thelr station 7:
,liatll itrarySas not 1follo yy-clti-
skeis III Riciiond do YOU realize the f.ill
3signiflcance of that stnteinent? Are we we
us a people willing to dyertise IT, ~ the
world; tliat We declined Mr.. rarneglo's OF
fer because we Ind 25, 10 ,lso , FOR
III public lil,rary2 Is ho @ Council t.ll
willing to approy ana 3proin,ilghatc Stlatt
.statenient?s Gentlemen of tho Council II
may be that d majority of the voters ~ "
Richmond are opposed to # the librniy.'
There 1nay3not be n popular demand for e y
It But thnt7ls not Z he question, foiiyo,t
TO considers, Your5 solo duty IFS to decide;
whether or not suclfa institution IS need
cd iii this community * 5s5 " N VI d SID
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BRAVE Y DUNG #MAIDENS.5
They Climb to TWo-S Story Roof
and Save House From Fire.
=,

"a RoxBuRY 81, ~ Az Jan. ST. The beautiful.
dwelling OF Mr.. Provo, near @ ulnton. was
morning m n BY tho heroic efforts Of his two
daughters, Misses Cammie and Remy,.
Coming COMM from the Chimney and |, the roof
covered with falling embers. The young e
the roof Dwhie their little brothers brought
xiii and success. Though covered with
faing they held Gn to tho ro9t
while with the erRthey; fought AS the
angy flames Until the FIRE was under Con
B Their daring fcats Of clim bing would 5lt1}
.hayo put many tlremet, 70 the ,s bu
Insurance Is carried by ~ gle g rrner9
anywhere near this place. y, Z. Y
and Ohio officials that I heir agent at this
PLACE 2o9 yards de2et "a e
CAUSED a Kick; as he, Is nearl ~. theel
time employed, and there II 70 ri ~ o cs
'it can BIO gotten by the \ agent "A, :s3
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A Y ear /; Of Waste,

E The Chicago Tribune estimates thal w.
az lhs world 'fYi In 3 isel sauntInE only ihs
killed. Russia spent 1854 900 900 IN her War
with Japan, Waste by fire ~ the aln nla
states and 6anana 3an,ohnted 10 sZis, wv
o1o Other the year were 1s1
bank wreckings $4,743,6O7 loss O llfe hy
violent causes other than war, about y,
Goo, neludins more ti,9l 400 honlleid
in this country md glty-seyen l|!It
siuES. 'Na ~ RI. 5}53 W. ts Y 4
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helklan
AbO,':ul!'ll! I |, I own }. i !,
8ByEI7A.RR,Ys 7UCkER.*

Johnny Jones { out one day 70 buy ms
3s Ma Some Ice, n l;s
was IN the balmy summer lime. he
ca red no I for the PR IS :. IA
IEeFknewlEt he al wa so warm, q ot ~
for mortal use, s5i 9t IS }5
he wanted loot 10 squeeze rom a q he mos ~
frcshing JUICE. y. /:
He tlonncd his#cap and $UYeEcoat, ne spus
Nor Thought he hat the snow was here,
that 5sunmcrtlrne was gone.
The answer to this plzzl c n nc NJ We W
We ask SKI tie Question, Tie reply Is simply
n Or y es. .4
As coionei John Murphy Is b phil osoplicr.s
Ss I1e8 wis out on the street the other day &
ana me 6riend IA bg bpsndss
always admired you rs n4businessf man; FL83
love think OF your sue cess in ever hing
syoujundertake, and have marvel He'd at The A
letting anything Interfere With your SCI 81
against all obstacles How do you Keep
up ~ ,s5 is 81 sgt III \ l.}
3!and that reminds me OF IN story on \
know, during the war. General ~ acksoll &
and all the Tiers used to get up on Is
Wanted 10 take Theys would tel their
men 10 charge and 81 the men would
charge. and the fort would he Ia kcns,llid Z
the Il en- ral sWOuld get all the credit Tor
the work. al IN G real work wa done by inc q
fellows who did the charging. That's tha&
way / do. i go, " like the great General,
and tell Jmy.lnenSt to charge. and they do,s
and II get tho credit for all the successes 4
that may come to my house. 'Is
y n, BY jlngs, y said 1rollsy s'yoI5arefa won
,der,Sand I can now see how yoursnic are
50 s.,eeessrlll Your men slmp charge
the same thing 1nyscl 1, III
s. And \ then lie Hotel Men 81 Association Il
got Into executive session TO see how 10 y
keep a summer resort going in the winter
time md IT wa 81 decided to "a GlYcrtisc thar
there were no m oslu toes. wi n Splcnty&o 81
iicnsSWat er.BSWit hout Mi having TO call lon
George Yeager$ or Lipsconb, s5 before Mr.
Felix keega II 4 moved Ito adjourn to StioS
Lexington for brealf ast. X n 4
Nj This thing is gettlng5so nlonotonous that
we feel 4 like IA fish On a. net when we go n
Mp 70 galnst5 our en- pt y coal h ousc. f55
There Is nothing so fdepressjngSto a fol- 4
low spirit than to look into an gemplyg
fhen house, times used IN II wood @
shed, with ssnoW1o on tho ground, Il exceptSto
be lined up against the counter In ii sixty
cent crowd wi I n quarter In your pocket. g
Therefore, We say E this snow Is so mos
'noton0ls tina t we feel like writing a. few
lines OF verse, f except that we a heard
Eiugley Cardozo tell .Ahra ham Levi soma i
stories, and since hearing those stories
8We have lost our nerve. aud must ask Il
that NO be excused If we lbe guiltyaof any
queer g stunts while Mister Cardozo Ia
y way from Atlanta, Alabama. ll5i
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nobody else shall have = t. That rs. a
very good compromise. ~ .et tsstay empty.

nobody else shall have II Thntti a
very good compromise 1. Let 4 stay empty.
s:------------===--------- --------:-=slE
Incidentally 1t has been deycloped that
the high grade NJ ornlons are as strong on
the doctrine of plurality Of dollars as on
that of plurality OF wives.
ls5gS8a & # s------.--------= s3i.gi{ f,t .t&
58NVe have no direct nformntlon,b but The
superstition is that Mr.. David 3 Bennett
Hill is enjoying tile novelty Of being a4real
private American $ci tizerls. N,
Y =----=------=----------------=
IA Senator Depew has not repeated one OF
his old Jokes since his rc-elec tlon,. May
be he has made a Jew Years reform
pledge.
M s-----..--:------.-: & 5{s
The Vice Preside having success es:-
fully mot tho goat" is now ready , to
butt into anything that comes down the l''
pike. ~ a, lI II isj
-----E------------|
In building a great canal, as III DINER
things, It is very essential that " should
DO bqlilt right, s5 "a
r-s-z---7==ss ri = : \, "a ~ ig
1T is gratifying to report that the toy
pistol was not so busy this season as here
tofore, . ii III Si3 ID II a; I. u 5,.,
iti4a Observation-Disclosures p2S ~ ,5.5f
Cotton seems To be nhou 10 ~ ems lllppl'g ~
now to enable Fall River To- "a IN y
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kind Of business as those Of the com
3muncs 8
Formerly the communcs hard RI
ienced any Interference from the imperial.
government Tho Russian government,
5however,fis constantly becoming more and
more centralized; 81 land the Same policy
lwhich8has practically destroyed the SEMI
independent governments of Finland D. r o-s
land .%and the. Bal tic pro Yinces also tends
to bring tho democratic Mrs Into direct
3subordnation to the bureaucracy,-SiEO "a.
d, In Chicago Tribune. II 22lfi@
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NEW YEAR GIFTS, q
Mrs. Jeffress Presents Each OF
Her Children With $500. Sss

E1Ia lsnes to The 'TIlnes- DlspateN,l Y "
soJIqI BOSTON 4, ,alS y Az 9n ma f, eap.
tain Jsttrsass the N 5atbeEY e 81 so sjft
a"ehack forffive hundred dollars To- each
/ Of heT seven children They are N rs, 4, Z J,
M Elliott Mrs; q; Norwood, L, AE X !
5Yan1cey , ,2 Mrs. W. q. Garter and q, I.
X Mrs Mr. Jef stress ID about seyenty rtwo vs.
fof age; and resides lust one NILE from ON
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Mayo's. Bridge,

We arc privately Informed that tho re-
port Of CITY EngMteer cutshaw on the
Mayo's bridge proposition will be In the
hands Of the Street Committee at its
next meeting. The reports Of the
City Attorney and the City Ac-
po,ln,ant are already IN hand, and
tho committee win soon be in position
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3 aet ana make ITS report 70 the lou ";

tto het ana make its ITO the goti,-
soils, s51f tile reports nfc favorable, Y here g
Should be no della IN tlls-
posing OF the question ono s w
,ors3 tiic other. IL the city ,ioes, Hst e
lproposo u buy tho old bridge and replace sgts
III With d iiewepne tile sooner Its final llsl
IS determined, nd made KNOWN "
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cll4AMngRLAlM's coyeH REMEDY n

me most successful medicines are those
THAI aid nature. # Chamberlain's Cough
Kennedy acts On this plan Take I, 2, 4 When
you have. a cold and " VII allay the
cough, relieve the lungs, AID eSpectora-
81 restoring the system to heal thy con-
9dtlon. thousands have testified 10 IT'S
superior excellence. epullteracts any
tendency Of n cold q reslilt An Pms 9'lloilla'
Fer sale by all drngglsts. u IIl
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@ he ~ S4ren
ling to give Inn account & Ills acts 4 to
no one S6fis earth, but has N Ai,uwer5lniid
authority rulo IFS States md l lands, ! \
us IAN Cliristinit sovereign accbr,diiig TO l,isi
own and Judgment 0 him il lre
United tho ftyhole execute vo' lcsisletlliyc,
and Judicial OF ting couitrSssAny
wielded ". any othcrg9iilnii or bod IS
men Is derived IRON, lin aloiie, nl,d iH
recalled him II ain mo me the
Wishes. flhws'by which lie fhns grant, T.;
cd ivileges 10 all or any portion OIL
are likewise, but trni,llnels when
he has imposed voluntarily a, pot, his FREQ
dom Of elton and which his n 4itrary
and sovereign, will disrcgards or sets aside,
.wlleneversi t Judges ft. 5 rs iSf
sj but In Il Russia, X as elsewhere political
prlctlce ofteiS t,livergcs widely " from po-li
,llticnt theory s. rho 3nutocrncy Is fiji, from
being 50 wholly caprlcions md arbitrary
In tho exercise Of Its power q s ligh a
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The Il rubber. eSp port ed from the a rnazont
River In the season o 90S-' 0i amounted
5togG7, 314i liz pounds. X
There are no " 298 mile OF RI way II
operation In tho Con 90 4 Free 8 tate. ana
4 900 les under cOnstruct on ana ..s0 nd-{
stittlonal $tfriles under consideratlon..3'I1ei
Free States exports last year came ~ q
about $11 ,1OD COO, and 1t y orts "A @ L g
little over 81, 00O O0O.
"a, i igurcs published by 4 he Ten Brokers'!
EAsyocl alton OF london for the five nlontfRt
ending October 31st, this year. slo w "
3diminutIon Insthe consu1npt lon 9 tea ~. II
the British Isles to the ext e1lt of 4,OCO,S4sO
pounds, as compared wi b the orrespo
Ing time In 1908, an indicnt ton Of AZ dire
poverty. NJ. "a X, " # sISs
n Londotl's women clerks a 70 Increasing
Gin4number5 with rerna rkablc 5rapidty q G;
scordlng to an official return. errank s.
rose to a. totai 5of IS, s4 In he year 19ol .
advanced by no less han 900 per cen
II Immense beds Of asphalt have been
discovered this year in the district Of.
Sukh,lm, in the Caucasus Professor
tNIendelyefr has examined the deposits
and reports that the asphalt IS OF excel.
lent quality. This dtscoy,e Is Of grea Z
ito tho development Of he
the great quantity Of broken coal lying
unused In the DonetZ coal region I may
now be turned to- account, istk II
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has 9 ecegted 9 position With tho govern

has accepted a position Will tho govern
.1nent I'M Washing on NJ i$ s58t
d ~ AZ il, Barchfcd rs con gres snlan- elect
from the lThIrty-secondsP enns ylYann y ls-
5trict, stands six fee four Inches IN MS
stockings ,ntld with one ptlOn Il Is tho
{tRllest man In Il he nc usc. n ii .3
III George p. Grimslcy. formerly of wash
burn College, and n oWs nsslstnnt stnteS
Of the eight contributors to the volumi-!
nous economic d history OF tho . United
States gotten out by the Carnegics 1nsti-i
on I petroleu m,Sand gas n development IN
the United Sta teS 4G3
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a HI. b. Stoke tho chlef florist d the,
sssy!s ss's nofs thaA isS~ aoSsf
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Mr., Gas" Adds KS says IL he does not
est that Delaware scat IN the Senate.
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Admiral tTogos pronlpt and emphatic
refusal 10 allow Toxic TO have a joll!h-
cation over him leads ono to suspect that
he has been holding a confidential CON
ference with his good friend, Admiral
Dewey.
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We can now place the proper value on
war news that comes In /. under q Che
FOO date line. When Port Arthur did
fall the news was twcnty7four hours old
In tho United States when II reached
Che Foo, and IT came under Toxic
date line, ~. 3itS !, & Sss
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The numerous 1flleavyt storms OF late
along the Atlantic coast have brought
out tho fact that all the heroes Of to-day.
are not In the neighborhood of Port Ar
thur Quito n number Of them are man
ming the boats IN the life-sayng servleeof
the United States.
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There were $40 suicides inRthe United
states in 1890; 0,755 in 1900; 7,ss+5 in 1901
1921 in 1902; S597 in 1909 and Q, 2io in 1901
The cause Of this yearly growth in tho.
number OF suicides is said by the experts
10 DO increase in Insanity butgno explains
ltlon OF the Increase OF nsallltyis offered.
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1iEo SPECIFICALLY the government
or 1iusslaSi lis one of tile sitliplotNsst.
j governments lnG tho world ,ll'lieI
! Gar, t or emperor, is, iii
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In building a great canal, ms In other
things, It is very essential that " should A1l'
DO giit right. Il!
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-06

1T is gratifying to report that the to, toy
pistol was not so busy this season az here
tofore, nv II a "a IA
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-06

Cotton seems ia bc about low enough
now to enable Fall River TO fall inSl Inc