The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-04


public tina t school training Is in MI re-
jspects beneficial. ~ tlp schools tlelli--
selves cnnnotS ptosper. M fas.f,i h Il
WI =
An Era Of Peace. ,55;
IL Mr.. t. ". u oRde tly.. fprfnerly head of.
tho knights Of Labor sses II he opin77|
Ion that the day Or strlke s, is over. SS'I
don't mean Nv that, Il says le hat there
ls ncyerto le stir,ilke but 4 t 70
mean that each year WI see S Il fewer
causes for strike, and II hat, as b. natural
result, the strike as g means Of bringing
employers and worllngnlen to$ ami able
relations viii no n thing OF II he past'!,ai
There will he more strikes ZEN tie
time. for strikes comes. We IRE tioW llaV;-;1
Ing pro spcrous times, and employ rs and
employees are getting along COM ortably,I
but nSs change vii come by and by,{ah9da3
strikes may be looked for. How ever, we
believe that there will be feWe Is trikes
as \ civilization progresses, Just 4 8 there
will be Fewer wars between Lions. NJ en-
aro5lcarning that wars are not onl " bril- ;s
tal,butE that they are most OK l,cnsl Ve4 and,
AZ strike Is a form OF war. 4 Emp oyersI
and employees will learn by and b II, at5I
iit5 is better and cheaper for both sides
to meet each other iii q spirit OF ole Ter,
ton ana fairness in q spirit OF live-and
5lot-live, in a spirit Of mutual Interest, and
settle their differences without resort
to force. II, III ~ / n
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U ,rhe drop In tho price Of cotton may,
after iii, be d blessing In disguise: ISnr.
nest efforts arc 5rniln abroad to lis sT
cover some region on the OF her 4 sid 9 Sof
HE II ocean where raw cotton may spe
proftably proc ucctl " he South had had
produced In 1904 scant crop Of cotton ,rl
inadeuuate to tho worlds y demand and
selling at an abnormally h!g h price, these
5endeavors would have been pushed |. with VIZ,
gre;, ter gor and they might have proven
successful; but the South has prod uc ICED
al bumper crop, whchsi is now selling at q
rem onable figure, and It'll is highly probil--
8ble that the efforts abroad 70 which we
have alluded, will at least DO rel q xed,s1 Il
has long been the contention OF this pa per,
as a5it is tho contention Of some OF NJ the
most Intelligent experts Of the South that
the greatest single blessing within reachlI
Of our Dr. section Of the country would fEe
an ANNUAL crop Of raw cot ton, equal TO
the worlds demand, and u selling atsSs
reasonable price at q price gll en!oougl i
to give the farmer a fair profit, but low
enough 10 give the ina nm, AZ
chance ls ~ u MI
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58ffss Bears arc said ito be terrifying resi-
dents OF Eastern Siberia Ith1nay be said
also that bears are great " Terrifying
the residents OF tho cotton growing sec
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There is aswell grounded suspicion that
the cotton which was burned In the Gcor-
gltl towns was only that which had al
ready been worn by mutations Of 4 Santa
Claus q 50 Il!
Watch for theflong distance expert mtl--i
itary testimony on the siege and fall of
Port Arthur ! + YOU want Il to get your
ideas Of war and 5hstorY all mixed up.
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"Saudgc', p is the Boston word for the
slush that melting snow makes in the
streets We fall to see that i Z IS an I'M
provelnent oil the old name.
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Gas. Addicks begins tho New Fear
wlth5hs annual effort to break into the
IInited# states Senate. md starts with
the usual gloomy prospect Of success s's''
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Is Tho Chadwick business has introduced
a nov mode on travel. Dir. Chad ics went
from Now York to Cleveland "as the guest.
or tho sheriff" !, " 'S
- : : $50 s=== ,5 Il,
ii Somehow, It will be la comfort to many
thousands to learn that the ST. Louis Ex-
position hotel managers claim that they
made no money. 5S5s
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| With mn occasional day OF cxception
necessary to prove tile rule, Richmond
lbs as good ~ summer resort as Northern
crs need look for ri AZ
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| Anyhow the prlva TO-. ci tlzens OF Fort
Arthur, II there be such things in that
town, cant he dsplcased ut the changed
condito Ions, n &
4 tIfAt So. ----------f--E--5 SEE
That the CINCINNATI II Enquirer IS no
longer u Democratic paper Is regarded
| in some quarters as Gn net Democratic
gain. ,..t n !.
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The dry docks being built IN Nladl-
vostok for lie Baltic fleet, will probably
4 go out Of commission now, n y
4 9s}&t s--ss;;-ca---:
The Hon, Mr.. l'laek failed to prove him,
4 SELF "a good dark horse In tho New York
],senhtorial event. IS n
i 49, a i
A ( Cyan,a;Iw'll have 70 get move on hin,-
4 self pr Noei will he the ~ hrougll-
out all japan. Il
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\ Gelrgians IRE t1ylng To- send the price
los8 cotton up in Il blaze Of glory. N Il