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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-07-26
UNDER THE SHADOW
OF BLUE !. j RIDGE J. {.
SEVENTEEN and Seventy-Second to
Camp on the Plains Near
~. Basic CITY.

Adjutant- General Male has issued gen.
eral orders regarding the encampmentt this
summer Of the Virginia volunteers. The
Seventeen and Seventy-sccond Regiments
and the Richmond Light Infantry Blues
battalion will cncamp at Basic City from
August 23d to Goth. inclusive. Only abso-.
.lutcy necessary equipment will be used
by the troops.
Below is given schedule OF all the
contemporaries:
Scventy-fIrst Regiment of 1nfantry-
Ocean View, August 7th-13th.
First Battalion Of Artillery-Ocea View,
August 14th-20th
seventieth Regiment Of Infantry-Baslo
City. August 15tn-2lst.
seyenty-second Regiment Of Infantry
and Battalion of Richmond Blues-Baslo
City, August 23d-2oth
The men will wear khaki uniforms, with
campaign hats and blue shirts. Target
practice Will notslbe attempted. as the
time Of tho cncampment Is limited
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-07-26
MARTIN CHE:ERED
BY By R0N " I 4
Members OF the Battery Eli
thrtsiastic Over Prospcctof
New Guns.
SENATOR TELL GRAPHED 1
Meeting Held Last highland Mr..
Martin to Be Entertained
Tomorrow Night.

# Captain w. Nj. Myers and the members
OF the Richmond Howitzcrs battery are
very enthusiastic over the receipt yester-
day at12:47 p. NJ. of tho following tcle-
gram from Senator Martin:
washington. D. c., July %, 1905.
Captain w. NJ. Myers. Richmond Va:
I'm accordance, With the request Of
yourself and tho committee acting with
you, |, today called again at tho war de-
partment In the matter Of the application
of your company for a battery oflncw
guns. authorized By lay and now being
constructed. .lis.
II find that the guns will not be dellv-
cred for four or. I'VE months, but the sec
rotary authorizes me to assure YOU, un-
conditonally, that tho Richmond Howit-
zers will be Included IN the first nllot-
ment made, and that no company Will
be supplied sooner than yours.
tg""THOMAs s.. MARTIN,
United States Senate"
This battery is essentially modern, and
Is one OF those to be distributed by the
United States War Department to efli-
cent state organizations. Regular army
field batteries will be supplied Later.
The total equipment which consists OF
new cassons. wagons. and four three
inch guns, fills a great want at the ar
mory, as much of the battcry's present
nnraphernalia Is Of nnte-hcllnm manu-
facturc. The governments expenditure
for the equipment Is about $4,000
A special meeting Of the HQwitzers
was held last night. a which Senator
Martins telegram was read BY Captain
Myers. Lusty cheers broke from the
men, who, with much enthusiasm. voted
thanks to the senator for his energy and
zeal IN securing for them such a coveted
possession as the battery.
Tomorrow night, beginning at s:au
o'clock, there will be good cheer az .ne
armory. An entertainment has been pro-
vIded In honor Of Senator Martin; and
with music, edlbles drlnkables smoke
ables, and informal addresses. no sane
Individual could complain OF dearth OF
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-07-26

. Every citizen 81 America increases the
national honor by aiding to shackle
falsity whether that falsity be by direct
robbery Or BY filclling the good name
of neighbour Therefore DR.. Pierce
tms.kes phblic the ingredients OF that
wonderful tonic and blood medicine,
called DR.. Pierce's Golden Medical Dis
covcry. It is iniBnomer to call It a
!. patent medicine, for It is not, ns DR..
h Pierce makes known the ingredients as
here given. Iii calling your attention
to this preparation We are not asking
you to make trial Of new discovery.
1T is d happy ombination Of the medi-
cnal virtues extracted from some Of
our wcll-known plants. During the
\ last forty years this medicine has cured
thousands of people Of those stomach
disorders which cause untold ills
shown in the poisoned blood, in ex-l
{hnustion Of nervous force and general
debility. It has become the standard
4remedy$of thousands Of homes in the
United States. N
THE OPEN SECRET.
Every one should know that Dr..
Pierce has nothing to conceal, but that
his * Golden Medical Discovery" con-,
tains the medicinal properties, scienti-
&1ically extracted from the following
medicinal plants and roots: All.
y Golden Seal (Hyarastis Canadensis)
Queens root (Stillingta Sylvatica).
Stone root (Collinsonia C'tnadensis).
Cheuybark (Pr1tnus Yiryiniana).
Bloodroot (Sanguindrid Canadc,sis).
Mandrake (f'odophyllum 1'cltatum) I.
Combining these ingredients in just
the right proportion to make an har-
monious and efficient remedy, without
the use OF alcohol or other dangerous
agents. Only one OF the efficient med.
ical Ingredients is 's.a II
HYDRAsT1s Golden Seal root
3s Kings American Dispensatory says
of this valuable extract: "lt was in
extensive use among certain early
Indian tribes MS a medicine.
wAidh digestion; cures dyspepsia, gas
belching, eczema and skin diseases
due to gastro-intestinal disturbances;
valuable in convalesccnces from general
debility, protracted fevcrs, innamma-,
tory affections. Specially useful In catar-.
Thal states OF the mucous membranes"
y. Why is it SO many have been
strengthened and benefited by the
tonic effect Of Doctor Picrce's Golden
Medical Discovery? It is because at
this time of the year people feel run
down, nerveless, sleeplcss ana worn
out. Poisons have accumulated in
their body during the long winter.
Their blood stores up o lot OF waste
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-07-26

product which poisons the system.
That is why in the spring and early
summer q tonic Is almost neccs-
sity. Dr.. Pierce 8 Golden Medical Dis.
coyery being made OF medicinal plants,
Is next to nature and the best tonic you
can use. For the same reason that
vegetables and greens arc good for tho
system at this time OF the year, so is II
true that tonic made up entirely ot
plants and flowers, without the use OF
alcohol Is the proper medicine to take
at this time. 1t fills the blood with rich,
red blood corpusclcs. It gives you q
feeling OF strength and 1t puts sunshine
into your system rs no other remedy
cam. That lis why Dr.. Pierce's Golden
Medical Discovery has been such
favoritc for the past forty years. He
Is not afraid to open his laboratory TO 4
the public, and he invites every one to y
visit his 1nvalls' Hotel and Surgical
Institute, at Buffalo, N. Y. J, to see how
systematically the sick are taken care
Of and cured, as well as looking over
his huge laboratory and seeing the
scientific methods OF preparing this
wonderful tonic. Neither man nor
woman can be handsome who has im.S
purities in the blood for it will show
in pimples, bols, and eruptions, In the
dark circles under the eyes and in
the sallow complexion. After taking
nGolden Medical Discovery you are
bound to have pink cheeks and fresh
complexion. The muscles get the
good, rich, red blood, that puts on
strength. Il 1t is a flesh builder, but
not q fat builder.
AS as an example of the good results
thus obtained, note the following letter:
# : In the year 1890, ! had an attack Of
indigestion and got SO bad that my
home doctor said he could not do me
any good, !" writes Mr.G Trent, of Cor
donvillc, Texas. II wrote 10 you and !.
you advised me to use DR.. Picrcc's 4
Golden Medical Discovery, so bought
six bottles, and when commenced
using it I was so weak could hardly e
walk about the house. By the time !, {
had used one bottle my stomach and
bowels commenced To heal. There
were strips OF the lining OF my bowels
as large as q man 8 two fingers passed
and had great deal OF misery in my
stomach and bowels, and also in the
rcctum especially. I could not eat
anything without having much distress
,afterward, but by the time had taken
eight bottles of the Golden MEDICAL
Discovery / was sound and well, and
could eat anything pleased without
suffering in the least. Could also do
as much work in day Ms l ever could.
1 have not suffered from the trouble
SINCE"
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-07-26
Personals and Briefs.

Misses ia Belle PIummcr and Mayme FUN ~.
merG OF Salisbury, N. Clare the guests q n 8.
and Mrs. ~. W. Robertson. No. D2 W az "
Street. &, :, Nictorvi Phi :
In. Bay, O. during tho past week were Mes ss
Robert Lecky, Jr. w. o. MIchaels Il s. !, y, y
ton. D. J. Carr, Mr. and Mrs Mrs. - - - -
Mr. Russell II Williams Of the s, che iSo atS
after spending delightful week with trien'o mas
Mt Fredericks Hall. s. "A - r,..., .reejd
comniy. ana Hon Thomas w. Scott cx.memper
Of tho Virginia Legislature from 20
county. were, visitors at Auditor Marye o ''
Yesterday ~. ..elil-. W
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-07-26
TALLEY VICE THOMAS. (
s 49, 7,- - y{3ts6ilft3l
Popular Police Sergeant to Re
rn1ace Officer To Be Retired.

Sergeant r. N. Thomas crier in the
Police Court. will be retired by the 70
lice Commissioners at the meeting Thurs
day night at the suggestion Of Police
Justice John j. Crutchficld
In his stead 1t is confidently believed
that Sergeant Talley, now located at
headquarters, will be elected. Sergeant
Tallcy is one OF the best known and most
popular officers Of the department.. and
is thoroughly competent 70 hold the po-
stion. which Is a5resnonsihlllee one,
For some months 1t has been known
that Sergeant Thomas would be retired
within short time. He has been In the
service of the city since 1884 and has
rendered valuable service OF late he
has been in declining health. and the
sessions OF the Police Court have been
longer and longer each morning.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-07-26
Fun at the Casino,

''Pousse Cafe and Way Up East"
are proving popular at the Casino thus
weak The opening was good and while
the company In one or two spots is q
blt raw-needs q few more drills--the
members are capable Of doing good work
and making n worthy SUCCESSOR to the
Bliou Musical Comedy Company. The
IDOL inventor and the syndicate back
1ng tho enterprise Is n most laughable aft
fair, while the burlesque of Way Down
East" is calculated to make any one
laugh The scene is very funny, while
the make-ups are fine, It;3is q drollery
that would make a mummy laugh.
The first matinee Is to- be given this
afternoon. the bill to remain thef entire
week. $5i &G Il,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-07-26
Prominent Official Here.

Colonel Charles J. Lyman. chief Of mo
bureau OF appointments OF the treasury De
partmcnt. was in the city yesterday ana was iss
the recipient OF courtes!es at the hands Of the
ofrclals OF the department In this city. lie has
been in the service for years, rH ana
Commission when Theodore Roosevelt. now
President, was member Of The comnlS :, 10,
1mond. and he drove to many points Of history
and scenic Interest In and near the city. an nc
was much interested From Rlchmond nc went
to Norfolk. j3ss Ef 81 4l5S3 i5 = ),
Collector OF Internal Revenue Asa Rogers n q, ID
Collector OF Customs Joseph Is. Stewart met MN
and showed him ali courtesies while here, as
did United States Circuit Clerk Joseph =.
T3rady,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-07-26
ELIXIR BADEK
The Summer Remedy
Cures Malaria
well known physician testiaes';

Washington, d. c., May 10, 1900
8 1t Is with pleasure that speak of the
benefit received from the use Of "Ba-
bek' After three years of constant
treatment with the best known remedies
for malaria. ] was induced to try "Ba-
bek;' by first taking dose of caomer
the effect upon the disease was most
marked after using the first bottle; the
second, however brought permanent and
and ] have not had n return Of tho sylnp-
toms. ! am able to report equally ms
good results In the cases OF two members
of my familX., THOMAS i, JONES,
Ph'g. ID. s,
Malaria makes you weak. ls#
Babek makes you strong.
5oc per bottle
Al all druggists
BE ware Of something as good,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-07-26

jury would defend the men who had tcs-
titled 10 what they believed to be facts.
from the insInuations Of the city attor-
ney that men who worked for the cor
poration had lied. l
N Somebody has lied There is no qucs-
'tlon about that" said Justice Crutch-
field. Is
The hearing OF the case consumed over
three hours in Police Court, and 1t was
after O clock when tho court began on
the criminal docket.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-07-26
Johnson Making Strong Canvass

Mr.. Charles NJ. johnson, OF Goochland COUNTY;
Is in the city for day or tw9 me eoog ues1L oy ID
sAvenuc Mr. Johnson is a formidable sandlaaa a.
Tor the nomination to The House Of Ies Of
Goochinnd md Fluvnnnn Flo has r ss ~,
made a Tour q tuvanna. ana IS .p gr1at1yb here
Mr. Jo Crimson Is a graduate Of Richmond Eo'lese
inv school, ana Is well known N THIS cly'
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-07-26
FIRST OUTING PARTY OFF
Miss Clayton and Carney and
Chaperone Off for Mt. Eliot. 4

The nrst Tee-Dee outing party. consist,
ing Of Miss PearrY Clayton MISS Lap nn.
Carney; With MfT h p Glay Eot SPRINGS
These ladies' NH spend ct Least east 1wG
imronoses that the party shall be the reel,
81 pie np Of every courtesy at his comman NJ
n order to make their stay pleasant ana ana
cTt|b be Other outing tour parties will leave
for'thelr trips next month .5a4.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-07-26
CONCORD BAP7|STS
MEET Il. FOR WORK WORK.
Well Attended and Interesting
Session Held in Brunswick
County-Fine Addresses.

The Concord Baptist Association, COM
posed OF the churches In Mecklenburg,
Brunswick, Luncnburg ana NottoWay
counties, assembled ~ annual session ~
r. i. Bostick was elected moderator; Mr.
r. IT, CllLorne,, clerk, and MI Thomas
r. Pettus, treasurer.
Rev. w. b, Dausntrey aelVeItnu y cur
dial address OF welcome to which app
pronrlate response was made by ltav'
The 10 annual sermon was delivered BY y
Rev. w. W. Reynolds ana ,, Wns r'o 81
Acts, chapter S. verses and D.
There was n large attendance. ana the
most ample provision was maze for mo
comfort Of The large crowd IN atlehd-
Hon, j. Taylor Ellyson made q most
interesting address on ministerial iidu-
catinn,'
rorcerui presentation OF the claims OF
Richmond College. and Rey, x, p. Gar,
land made nnNable and effective Hppenl
for State Missions. ,,a,,o. Ia, pooro ~, !,
read BY Rev. n. Z; isapi,isl, ,, which was was
Rev. II. II. williams ,,,,a,a
,o leI re relrp Rev, w. ". Reynolds, REV r.,
.. Garland al Rev. W. -, Dniins
on motIonSof Rev. H. =. williams; the
pustors OF The association were npnolntea
a committee 10 aTTauSc ~ nl.i'tusu q
Tor Slate Missions during the months OF
INV. rnnort %, on iha Executive Committee
was read by H., IT, seay' esq ana
A" The report ~ "Grnera, E t1.,
i l,, r. w. Boatwrlsli', of Richmond
College. e,nai,,on 5,ba
crowds III attendance lafBe na and w. thn nr u,s.
n"c,n ror cohtinued s.iccesn IN all depart
lSs's" ~, ,,,'..,,,nL 7urn most anCouraain l.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-07-26
Observation-Disclosures
Committee on Ordinances to Hold
"a Special Session.

The Committee on Ordinance will meet
tonight for the purpose Of considering
the Cannon Pollock plan of annexation,
and a great fight is expected.
Mr., Cannon is d member OF the COM
mittee, and will lead for his ordinance,
while Mr.. Pollock will be on hand 10
render him all possible assistance
CAPTAIN Morgan R. Mills. the patron
of the ordinance now pending before the ne,
Council under tho Mayors veto, VIII
likely be on hand, and he may oppose
the Cannon Pollock plan.
It Is not Improbable that a good many
citizens will attend the meeting, and con-
tond for the plan offered Jointly by
Mcssrs. Cannon and Pollock.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-07-26
Committee Meetings.

The Health Committee met last nighs
'Chea!t wood for erecting the new smali-
A resolution was adopted setting aside
$500 for theyaccinatlon ct the p v and
Recommended that electrical contrnetor9
pay a license Of $25. and that electrical
workers. pay q license Of 81 each
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-07-26
Virginia Given Good Showing.

The New York Tribune Farmer d sSn,tes
the first page Fl rs las' 1ssae 10 uol.
a. Iege "a. nt Backsburg, and some things that
mebers OF the recent darmeTsi ns1 tion
XmonE the Illustrations Is very good
i ncturs Of Professor Andrew. NJ sonle:
The Farmer prints an inte r. tnE rewisM
ran IN Mr.. clinton M. Schultz.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-07-26
Contributions to Baer Fund.

following were re- re ;ho fn "a
b4inr raised 10 give Annie Buer the Pasteur
Treatment nj a hospital in this city; az N
Mr.. R,.r; %
Cash :; 3
Mayor Carlton Mccarthy recel,xed ~, ,o ensn
from small m |sr one Lf frem "a
dIstance Mi evoked by tho notice In Sunday s
Times. Dispatch ntribution OF *, ssW tpcm
j. r.. Smthey has been received py Inc A'''''a-
n, oh a fund, !
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-07-26
Senator Fulton Here.

county unity IS in the ely for few days on = ess
prsss ~ mseIf on the political situation In his
section q tie state He Is believed to b IS
saphorte y, gf noEsF9r Fahey of this city
,tvho has lust sailed for EUROPE sgaG f8{t9s
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-07-26
Make Richmond His Home.

NIessrs. ]. B. ELAN and Company have
rented to Mr.. Miles Turpln, OF ST Louis,
Mo, a dwelling on Ivy Street near Lee
Monument. Mr. Turpin Is the Southern
representative OF the Hamilton Shoe Com
pnny, one OF the largest shoe houses IN
the country and he has decided to make
this city his future headquarters.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-07-26
4 Capitol Commission.

The Capitol Commission met yesterday
and considered the question Of the pur-
chase of furniture for the new building
The body adjourned without taking any
final action on the subject.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-07-26
All But One for Martin.

Mr.. Robert Campbell, sheriff o. o., Fl W ma
stated that While attending meeting ,,; o. "a y
Mehods zee a. Aesrst coming from
many counties wore for Senator Martin t;xceps
one, ana that one Mr. BEARD she ,nt ,o OF
Amherst Mr. Campbell IS wlli'ng 70 NoucH ~
1 he accuracy of the count, III ,j5
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-07-26
Saws Fluvanna is for Martin.

Captain Charles q snead so1nM sh conty
tvho Vas In he city yesterday. stated that IRON
What he could tel Of the political s.uamos e ~
that county Martin would carry ~ loF Wy oo'7
al ~ r,verIrhe 81 mi ne IN, ISIS NO. tSf8i
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-07-26
In Fauuuier TODAY.

Governor Montague, Mr.. Swanson and
Captain Willard returned from Halifax
Yesterday; The Governor left for Fauquior
to-day Mr.. Swanson has gone TO the
Orange, Horse Show and Captain Willard
to MlddleseX county to mako q speech.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-07-26
Suing the Company.

The Law and Equity Court vas i en- IN
esas ood thf k'c c1aimed
tbat Peeki death resulted from INJURIES
received BY being struck by q car 81 me
defendant company, a3l 555
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-07-26
Mrs. Gill's Excursion.

Mrs. Gill will run one Of her successful
excursions to the seashorc tomorrow. 1t
will 20 over the Norfolk and Western
route, with Virginia Beach as the ob-
jectvc point. She will carry large
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-07-26
Statesmen to Address Wise Men,

The annual celebration Of the Improved
Order Heptasophs will be held August
I'd, at Ocean View. Many people will at
tend this celebration. Governor Monta-
que, Senator Martin. and Alessrs. Swan
son and Willard have received invitations
To the Junction.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-07-26
Mr. Yowell's Condition Improved

Mr.. James v. Vowel. No. ,726 West
Marshall Street, who Saturday night
stepped into SPACE rom the rear f s,aa
and severely straining his spin and cut
ting his right shoulder. Is now resting
comfortably at the PROVIDENCE, HOSPITAL iJl
L. Yowell, has returned to Richmond
from his bedside.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-07-26

Meet Friday Night.
Tho CIV Democratie Committee Will
meet Friday nlghtlto consider the plan for
the coming State primary.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-07-26

Licensed to Wed.
a marriage license was issued yester-
day to Herbert NJ. Delaney and Mary %.
Kidd ts.} asef y Rf- ~. n 80. -
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-07-26
Personals and Briefs.

Mrs. c. ", Lumpkln Is wishing her
brother In West Point.
Lily Council, Daughters OF Liberty, held
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-07-26
Two Large Excursions.

The Central Methodist Episcopal and
Cowardln Avenue Christian Church Sum
day schools ran two large excursions
yesterday. the former to Buckroe Beach,
nd the latter 10 West Point Both par
dies ran crowded trains. filled with those
yeeking a days pleasure at the beach,
md nothing occurred to mar the day s
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-07-26
The Company Appeals.

In filming the company s25 for violating
the ordinance. the court said that he did
It upon the statement that the reglster
showed only seventy-two fares for the
round trip, and that tho car could not
have been crowded at tho time.
Captain Guigon noted an appeal and in
doing so said that he would carry the
case to the highest courts and before a
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-07-26

Mrs stella Greenwood, Of No. 1905
Maury Street, will leave in lew Gays
to visit friends in Danville wa.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1905-09-14
Taft and the Standpatters.

St. Louis Republic: The standpat-
tiers have notice that Secretary of War
Taft is coming back with a bill in his
pocket for the admission 10 the United
States of Philippine products free of
duty. He will have in this enterprise
the good will of the tobacco trust.
which wants all the free tobacco. and
of the sugar trust, which wants all the
free raw sugar it can get. and maybe
of the cordage trust, which likes 10
make protected Irvine and rope out of
unprotected tibers.
Maybe nobody will say word about
free manufactured sugar or free binder
Irvine, or reduced duty on cigars. while
Mr. Taft is running in his free raw ma
terial; and maybe somebody will.
Mr.. Secretary Shaw, also. is reputed
10 have a few recommendations 10 offer
to congress concerning cOunteryailing
duties on bounty aided sugar: and the
reciprocity men will rise to make few
brief remarks.
And yet the standpatters say that
the fifty-ninth congress is not going TO
talk tariff.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1905-09-14
The Middlemen.

The food crops promise 10 be larger
this year than ever before. Wheat.
corn, potatoes. staple vegetables and
fruits are maturing in abundance.
Plentiful food should mean prosper
ity. Other necessities of life. such as
shelter and clothing, may be continued
in usefulness by repairs instead of re-
placement But food can not be
patched up or made 10 last another
season. The supply unconsumed from
one crop TO the other is hardly an APP
preciable quantity.
But with the assurance of abundant
crops there is no assurance that farm
ers will be more prosperous or that
consumers in the great cities will have
their necessities supplied at a lower
price. Between the producers and the
developed system which takes TO the
Distributing machinery a very large
share of natures benefits which should
be shared between the men of the soil
and the consumers.
Through the increasing centraliza-
ton of ownership of all channels of dis
tribution the wealth of the United
States is centering in the hands of the
owners of the distributive machinery
a sense of the injustice of this is per
meating the public mind. The danger
is that in seeking a remedy for one in
justice the public may go to an ex-
IRENE and do themselves a greater in
iuStice