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vonnr rleischmnn ReIeased.

Norfolk Va, June 7.--Leo FIeIsch- man. the boy from Ne wYork who was discovered as an enlisted hospital ap- prentice at the oNrfolk naval training station last Monday, after his parents had spent over $1,5000 in an unsuccess- full effort to locate him, today was re- leased from the navy and will leave to- night for his home in New York accom- panied by his cousin. Miss Wilhelm, who arrive dhere today and met him.
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onca despaired of, now indicates nope of complete restoration to health'
r.. rmDreas, BIrthday.

St Petersburg. June 7.-The city ls ss.ated and beflagged today in honor of the Empress birthday, Those who nc, an imperial proclamation were disap- pointed. c..,. vo, voront- s',s has been the introduction of reg mar poIice regime modelled on the Russian Rus system for the preservation or 1anhiic order. The Tartars are continu- ing their assaults on the Armenians. whose revolutionary committee IS very active.
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CnrrIes Big Treasure.

San Francisco. June 7.--Tho steam ship Mongolia, which is scheduled to sail for the Orient today. will carry treasure valued at about $500,000. In the cargo is a shipment of several thousand big shells for the Japanese naval vessels on the way from Eng land.
 10, F.. Sargent, Commissioner of Im- migration, will be a passenger for Hon. olulu.
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EIectIon nt Roanolse.

Roanoke. June 7.-tspecial) )-Con- siderable interest was manifested in the municipal election held yesterday. Hon. John T Hefin was elected May or without opposition. The following were elected to serve with him as Councilmcn for the ensuing two years. all but the first named of them having opposition: E. P. Mlckle. Major SchuessIer. J. c. Wright, Wyatt w. Wood, W. II. Stewart.
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Had YclIoHY Fever.

New York. June 7.-Upon the arri- val of the steamer Seguranca from Co., lon yesterday, EPank O'Leary. 2S years old q passenger. was removed by Health Officer Doty to Swinburne Is- land for observation. Examination shows that the patient Is suffering with yellow fever
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Trrnsurer Roberts Speaks.

Topeka. Kas., June 7.- Ellis H. Rob- erts. Treasurer of the United States, the meeting of the Kansas Bankers Association tonight on the 'T,ull in the Currency Discussion" Af- ter the meeting a reception was ten dered Mir. Roberts by the bankers.
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New York. June 7.-The champion ship committee of the amateur ath- letic union of the United States has decided to hold the annual tra1 and field championships in Portland. Ore. in connection with the Lewis and Clark Centennial on August 4 and 5.
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SINCE Eve ate apples, much depends on dinner" And so your boarding house ia important to you. If it is not all that t should be- advertise for another-~-aud choose fro mamong all the best places in the city.
 THE REAL "sTUFF'' in a man shove when he lcs~s ms Job. One man fs panle-stfickon. and regales his friende with his misfortane Another. through timely advertising. secures a better position before hia last day in tho old one ceEnea aroa
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Al CnsIno Theatre.

Tn the Land of the Czar" was pro- duced at the Casino Theatre last night by the Peyton Sisters Company before an appreciate audience.
 The company will play For Her .ChIld's Sake" tonight.
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Cnstro in Reelected.

New York, June IA cable dispatch received at the Venezuelan consulate here today announced the reelection of General Cypriano Castro as President of Venezuela. Generals Gomez and Ve- tutini were reelected as First and Second Vice Presidents, respectively.
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Mnua Adnmn Recoverp.

New York, June 7.--It became known yesterday that Miss Maud Adams. the actress, underwent an operation for ap- pendicitis at a private hospital in this city three weeks ago. Her recovery,
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rIonh sItuntlon serious.

Grand Rapids, Mich. June T.-The flood situation in Grand Rapids IS hour iv becoming more serious tonight Grand River is rising at the rate of six inches an hour.
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Rroke Morld,s Record.

Ardmore. l. T., june in the gem eral shooting tournament of the Indian Territory and Oklahoma Sportsmen's Association. in progress here, the worlds amateur squau record was broken. Shooting from eighteen yards the squad broke 124 targets out of
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Morton in New York.

Washington, June 7-Secretary Nor ton has gone to New York for few days 'on private business and Assistant Secretary Darling is m charge of the affairs hf the Navy Department.
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pIorc Yellow Fever

WashinAton, June 7.-Governor Ma goon reporhs by cable today from Pan- anna two n4w cases of yellow fever.
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I Strong Tribute.

A Strong Tribute.
 Rachael J. Kemball. M. D. ss4 Virginia Street. Buffalo, N Y., Is a graduate of the University of Buff falo, Class of 1884. and hes been in the practice of medicine in that city since then. She writes as fol- lows:
 "My conviction, supported by ex- perience, Ia that Peruna ia q vaiu- able preparation for all catarrhal affections. I have taken bottle myself, and just feel fine. shall continue to take it."
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A woman who can save five dol- lars. out of a planned expendi- ture of twenty five dollars for one shopping tour will have been pretty well repaid for an hours read- ing of the ads.
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WANTED-FEMALE HELP.
HELP WANTED.


 CANVAsSERS WANTED = Bright men. young or old. by one of the largest mann- facturers in the United States; canVassers are to call the attention of consumers to the merits of a well known article of wearing apparel; the work need not interfere with your regular employment; 1t can be done '.out of hours" and will add materially to your annual income: sand us a postal card and We will tell you what there is in it for you; no money required of you at any time: A fdress. Lock Box 2357, Boston, Mass. If
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MISCELLANEOUS.


 TAKEN TIP at s2O Montgomery St. a good sized cream coiered COW. with small portion of horn sawed off; branded ir side letter 1T. JUST RECEIVED second invoice of stylish and durable 9a1ts goods Cleaning and re- pairing neatly done Charges reasonable. At nyi old stand. Valentine Opp, If THE MENTION co. have got the best line of wall paper in the city; call .had look them over. Next tn post office, 'phone see. W~ alHa frame pictures. u
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TYPEwRITERs AND SUPPLIES.

sold. excnanged, rented
 and repaired: supplies for all makes of ma chimes: Remington Standard Typewriter, P. A. Etheridge, Salesman. 3eh Commerce St. phone 29s u-lV
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to learn barber trade: short time completes; positions guaranteed'
 graduates earn $A to SEQ weekly; little ex- pense; catalogue mailed free. Moler BarDeI
 College, New Orleans La 61S
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CHICK EnldHuel 1elDclt MOH ItsOlitIy : Henry Gaston Mitchell, Tennessee
 The Graduating Cla1s was :he1 awarded diplomas for Masters of 5oi- ence as follows:
 Awarded Diplomas.
 Graduates with highest honor Robert Platt Boyd. Montgomery; Ralph Dudley. Georgia; Devotie Glover Ewing, Lowndes; Karl Eugene Jenks, Mobile. Graduates with honor-Fred Rudolph Bell, Lee; John Vernon Denzon. Cham bers: Alice Brown Frazer, Mobile; Sam uel Luther Gipson. DeKalb; May Persis Harvey, Lee; Richard Mccall McCulloh. Jr. Louisiana; Enoch Lester Miller, Marshall; Walter Robert Sanford. Lee Henry Howard Thornton, Talladega.
 Qraduates-Eric Alsobrook. Cham bers; Malcolm Bell. Georgia: Harvey Emory Bennett. Lee; Thomas Cobb Bradford, Lee; Jamas Austin Buahan Pike; Edward Harman Cnbaniss. Ief- ferson; Joel Philip Carter Pike; WII- liam Brasher Clayton, i5arbour. OLIe Roland Cooper. MarshaiN .dSIr Erwin Esslinger Madison; Josiah Flournoy. Georgia; Kess Lawson Forester, Hpus ton; Miller William Fr.lnsis, CoOsa; Leonard Graham Grash,n, Au:dua a |: Morris Abram Hartz. Geo .gia; Clifford Tasting Johnson, Geo E q; Joseph G. bolt Kellett. Marshall John Howard McEniry. Jefferson; Louis Walton Montgomery, Lee; James Bruce Nose ly, Jr.. South Carolina; Clarence La Fayette Mullin, Lee; Cicero Louis Nell son. Baldwin; John Haygood Paterson Montgomery; Henry IClarence Perkins, Barbour; Burke Ben jamin Philips. St Clair; Lawrens Walter Pierce. Elmore; George Wallace PosteIl. Jefferson; Forney Rem fro Lee; Randolph Smith Reynolds, Calhoun; Charles Claude Rigney, Madi- son: James Harrison Schucssler, Cham bers; Linwood Scale, Sumter: George Burton Skinner, Marengo; John Ed ward Thigpen, Lowndes; Charles Spur geon Waldrop. Jefferson; David Gaston Wilkinson, Wilcox; Robert Emmett Witherspoon. South Carolina; Oliver Earle Young. Sumter.
 Post Graduate Degree: Master of Science-Leonard Park Hail, Jefferson: George Bell Hazard. Calhoun; Mollie Hal Hollifeld, Lee; Cassius Rex Hud- son, Lee; Allen Green Jones, Dallas i; James Leonidas Murphy, Conecuh; Der ner Leigh Shi. Georgia: William Bee Stokes, Marion: Edmund Rhett Taber. Montgomery; Albert Lee Thomas, Lee
 Professional Degree; Mechanical En- gineer-WiIliam Welch Hill, Lee.
 Engineer of Mnes-Frank Greene Morriss, Walker
 Pri&es Awarded.
 Announcement was then made of the award of the two prizes for original re- search in history. or. as 1t Is called,
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Announcement was then made of the award of the two prizes for original re- search in history. or. as 1t Is called,
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WANTED-Good graders and feeders for our pIAning mill; wages s1 50 per day; also laborers of all kind. Dyas Lumber Co,
 Dyas, Ala I-s
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WANTED-Men and boys to learn plump
 ing trade: we can not supply demand TOT
 eraduates; S4. .60 to $5 per day; eight weeks completes course; earn while learning. Ad- dress for catalogue Coyne Bros. Co. Plumb ing Schools, Cincinnati O., St. Louis. Mo.
 Nn'pio' 'A''4'' If
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-11
FEELING
IN ROYAL ARCANUM

,Rev. Dr. F.. T. McFaden, OF this city,
one OF the officers OF the Grand Coun-
z Gil OF the Royal $Arcanum, returned TO
the city Saturday from n meeting OF
that body at Put-in- Bay, having stopped
over several days with his family at JET
ferson Park Hotel. Dr. Nc Faden Nhlled
his pulpit twice yesterday, as usual.
He Is mitch pleased with tlre resuh OF
the meeting which was called to conslser
recent changes In the conduct OF the Or
der, Four days were spent IN hearing
protests and new plans, and 1T was final
ly decided TO maintain the plans adopted
at Atlantic City with some slight modi-
flcatlons. ets5&
n The meeting eliminated what Is known
as option 3D. and limited options "B'"
and ''C"4to present members only New
members will be admitted under option
a. Arrangements were made for the
relief OF members OF sixty-nve years
and over, who have paid as much al
one-half of their premiums. An effort
will be made to have n fraternal fund es-
stablished for the benent Of those who
are unable to pay. their assessments
\ DR.. McFaden says the chief protester
admitted that the plan he offered was
not feasible one and others who voted
to protest said they did SO under tnstruc-
tlons and against their wishes. He
says that better feeling existed than
he expected, and that he believes every
thing will now go on smoothly
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News From Beach.

Especial to The Times D!tpatcho
BEACH, VA, Sept. 1o.-Mss Florence Car
ter, who has been Visiting her sister. Mrs.
G.. p. !. pertue. OF this place. left for her homo
In Hanover saturday.
Mrs. Il. W. Savage. Of the Films" VINO
is now visiting friends In Mansachuaet1 VIII
soon leave for her future home In Florida.
Mr. G. y. Bailey, OF Richmond Is visiting
friends and relatives near Beach,
Mr.. and Mrs. W. L. Bolton. OF Chelsea HUI,
who have pecn Visiting at Oak Hurst. ielt
for their home Monday. accompanied oy 11F'
Bolton aunt, Mrs. w. c. Gil: !,
5 Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Bailey were gnes.'
at Shady Grove. the home OF Mrs. !. II. Mar Ma
TIM, Sunday. :. oo,,
Hurst saturday. Among hose present WIS
Mr. Jim williams of Manches!eri Mrs EnniS
Bolton. Richmond !; Mr. r. ". Williams, OK Soutn
Hill; Mr.. ~. l.. Bottom Of Richmond MUSIC
and games OF various kinds were the FEATURES
o. MISS 1ss Mabeiie and Nellie Gil. visited Mrs.
VT Burton Wednesday evening, IN i i.
Mr.. Samuel wilkinson. OF South Hi, 10
visiting his parents near Beach. 80,
L Miss Nellie Gill, OF Mancnester. VINO has s
spent hcr two months vacation WIN .o nT'
= The Mount Gilead y. w. c. T.. y. met az
Mrs A. s. Watkins Tuesday evening. /, Z,
Mr.. Robert Williams, OF Mecklenourg, visited
friends near Beach last week and mas re-
turned to his future home in North Carolina
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WELCOME HOME.
Large Congregation Greet DR.. M,
Ashby ZONES On His Return.

A large crowd greeted tho pastor. Rev.
Dr.. NJ. Ashby Jones, who returned from
his vacation on Saturday and filled his
pulpit for the first time at II o'clock
A.. M, yesterday.
Dr. Jones had spent his vacai.0" IL
Nlmrod Hall, and II Is said that she was
one OF the most enthusiastic Uf zoe Nsr-
ermen gathered there,
At the beginning OF his service he told
his people that no school-boy had iookc,
forward more eagerly to his vacation u
enjoyed It more thoroughly than hl rhd
done; but that he came back with .rest
10y In meeting and greeting his punple
once more, and In entering with them IN
hope and enthusiasm upon the foil an
winter campaign.
Flo announced as his text Romans vi:
le-"For the good which ] would do
not; but the evil which would not thai
bas!ns his discourse on these words OF
Paul, he preached an able and effective
sermon on the war which every man has
bat ween good and evil, and his personal
inability TO conquer tho evil, and showed
the real source OF his strength In that
other saying Of the great apostle: II can
DO all things through Christ, which
strengtleneth me-.
After the service, Pr, Jones had quite
an ovation from his people, who crowded
forward to greet and welcome MN nacA
to his charge.
ereRation out, and Dr. Jones prea ched q
very fresh and vigorous sermon from Inc
text Come, for al things are now
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IN PAMPLIN CITY.
The Deestrict Skule Presented.
Personals and Briefs. sl II
Especial to The, Times Dispatch

81 Especial to The Times Dispatch
A PAMPL1NE CITY. VA, Sept. lo.-Tho enter
}taInment, '"rhe Deestrlct, slsula," given here
Thursday night followed by a lawn party.
was largely attended. and was In every wa
Miss Kate Verser, a very attrac tiye young lady
OF Farmville, who has this week been visiting
Miss Hannah Warren, OF this place has gone K
home. sgi5 SIS M !j 81
News Acad envy, wno has been spending his
vacation with his parents. Mr.. and Mrs; ". II.
ligon, near here has returned. and will open 4
his school Tuesday. ~ E3 s{ Sii Y
Miss Carrie Elk, who has been spending her
vacation with her parents, MIR. and Mrs. We
ID Xix, OF H!xburg, near here, has left for
public schools this session. . /, I.
1 Miss Beulah Johnson who has been spending
her vacation here with her. parents. Captain
aud Mrs W. T, johnson, VIII Leave to-!nsrrow
for Petersburg. where she VIII attend I the
"Davis College," \, -l3t
Tho Misses Pugh. OF Nladtsonvllle are here
on visit to Miss Allie Thornton and her II
The work on the tobacco warehouse building
In Pamplin Is progressing rapidly;
meetings this week In the Pamplln Methodist
Church. In which he will have the aid OF Rev..
Mr., Walker Of Lunenburg. &
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CODE OF CLICKS.
Man and Woman StenographerH
Had Filtration by Typewriter. e

It was up on the 'steenth floor OF one OF
the big Cedar Street skyscrapers. The
young man who was running n typeWriterl
In ono OF the Offices turned TO frlenu
and said:
t,7iiDo you notice anything peculiar IN the
way l touch these keys?" ,tt
The friend watched him working reW
moments and replied
Cant say that I do"
',Weil. do you hear another macnlne
running In tho office opposite?''
Eyes. plainly" L, ..,,,,,s ~
lows one that ! make on this machine SIS
"Weli, it ia fact. Over in that office Is
tho prettlest stenogrnpher In the bullding.i
Ono day when we were idling away tlme
between running off letters ] got to bang
Ing the keys unusually hard. and present.
" noticed that the young lady across
the hallway was dong the same, ! Then len
i began touching the keys az long III
teryais, and she did that, too, 1t was not
long before we We're carrying on nlrta-
ton. That evening met her after ONCE
hours, and we arranged a regular code
81 clicks to while awap our spare llle-
ments. All, now she wants to know now
i liked the show on the roof garden last
night Well, am going to tell her u was
fine. Listen how I do IT. !, l.5 !,
And the young man started 1lnsi'ng oL
n message which was all Greek 20 MS
friend.-New York Globe.
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N TLUVANNA ITEMS.
Fork Union Academy to Have
Strong Football Team.

- {tRI Especial TO The Times -Dispatch.)
s FORK UNION, VA, Sept. 1o.-Mrs. g. W.
Jones. Of philadelphia, is visiting her sisters
MT. Ernest NJ. Garrett: prominent yoSns
some time In this locality. 73 8lliGTt. sis3stlE
n "A handsome new organ for the Baptist &
Church has been purchased. It was used Suns
day with a special musical programme
4 Misses Elizabeth and Edith FIa tcher. W no I!
have been spending Tie summer sas, In E s
Miss Anna Belle snend. an accomplished
young lady OF Birmingham, Ala, Is Visiting
Miss Eta T. Snead. =sf 8i lsttii GA
Mr. Percy 8. Thomas has returned from
successful business venture In King William
county. i Ea{ 81 Sis aaSfa 4 w
the Fork Union Academy this session is very
encouraging A number Of the old men WI y
return, 2 while In the list Of the new studenta
some good men will be selected. gl
u A movement is being set on foot In Columbia
to establish "a local fire insurance sompa n.y.
zens. and an ample sum is offered for surplus,
to conduct the business. 3s ISL
The Piedmont and Tldewater Land Compa1lS.{
with r. H. Ball as general manager has moved
to publish a weekly journal to be used Inc =
for home-seekers and Investors. g{s, !,
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The Power Of Resolution,

Poverty and failure are sel'-lnVlteu' ll.'
disaster people dread often comes IS TO- th nns.
Of m' nina and SO blunt their creative and .,i
Productive faculties that they are unable y,
TO exercise them properly. Fear OF ta!l-
ure or lack OF faith In ones ability y one
Of the mos. potent causes Of 1alarei MasX
pnnIvv mediocre success and some are total
failures because hsy ss bo4 4hey q dd met not
ni,nu themselyes 10 think that they could
pass. they put limitations to. their ability
they cast stumbling blocks IN their Way
BY aiming only at medocLlty or predlctlnR
failure for themselves, talking their Warss
down instead q up. dtspafaganS !hslr hus-
Thoughts nre forces. and the constant
animation q snss Inherent Tsgt, a b,a
rronditions and unknd environments to!
bic ones, II you resolve upon snc-5
CESS with energy, you will very soon create
a success atmosphere and things VIII
Come your wat YOU will make yourself
q success Hagnet-success,
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l.. Il ~
Ing Thursday night. 1'he work IL grow W
Ing steadily. Earnest speeches were made
Upon different phases OK It. The powers
OF an evangelist were glyen to the Rev.
Il. u. steele. Of sutton. w. Va.
The committee to raise funds for the
Davis and I3lkins College was continued
and Instructed to employs al agent or
agents 10 complete the fund. The coll
lege with an Increased faculty, has fine
prospects OF usefulness.
A commission was appointed to organ
se a church at tsassaway, q new town
where the railroad shops OF the Coal and
Coke Railroad are oca ted.
The rresbytery greatly enjoyed the
cordial hospitality OF the good people
Of Sutton It Is an interesting trip TO
this town by way OF the coal and Coke
from Charleston to Gnssaw way. and ~
hack and steamboat seven miles 70 the
place Of meeting. i,4
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( Sanctity Of Citizenship.
tor. Ti,nes-Dlspatch:a

Editor Times Dispatch:
slr,-It is blessed privilege to q pc
a citizen Of this great repuellcwot 1ti,s
old Richmond. N But citizenship Involves
sacred and serious duties and respon-
sblllties..2 1t Is not sufficient that ma, man
be peaceful and law a9iuns es .ler1 III
in the matter. To measure up to th r. {,
logical requirements of good CITIZENSHIP,
one must give a reasonable amount OF
time and effort TO ,no iii Of US
he politicians or office holders. but II
is our bounden duty to use some well
directed effort toward advancing me
moral 4 and material welfare. OF the So
ciai organism OF which each Of US Is
/ have frequently heard the remark
by possibly good citizens io pitts Sc, are
has not occurred to these we'll mean,
Ing men that their example, followed
by the corrupt electorate. Wouid tur =
the Glyo risht here
we locate prolific source OF corrup-
tion-the passive acuuiescence in unpar.
donablc condition hyamen VINO AT hcart
are are = opposed i to SUCH cond!tlon;' Such
men are unwilling, to lend a hand to I'M
prove matters and content themselves
with lamentations over existing evils
which they generally magnify out ,, OF
icise than correct--to lament the wrong
than zealously seek TO right It,.
4 little while ago heard a discussion
on current political topics ny a sr rol
aH,sented several political icreeds and
zealo,isly defended their respective ideas.
II developed that only ono ofHthe nuns
Der had voted In zee sTarster
had failed to get his transfer and three
had thought It not worth while to so
to the trouble Of voting! The :, solitary ;nt Y
Soe %ho na With o'sq fs s
although he knew In that election his
party was In a hopeless minority. ana m
+ count that man as the "noplest Ko-
' You 4! Just threw away your vote" is
worthy Of being exploited But I did
not neglect my ny, !. dl!n'ty ' nor forfeit my
iticai and social conditions proceed from
n pesslmistic sentimknt that there's
no use n trying!" Such drea InaG are are
obivous to the g Sope ana
sour, TO be sure, there are many need
cd reforms, and discouragcment some
times will come oyer the spirits OF !hose
actively engaged IN specla. ines theso % IL M
the knowledge that the ''say and do not"
contingent Is at Large No 6,6 ealSe Of w deo
sired stree. reforms has any room to grum-
Bic at the unreformed condition. no mat
tar what their nature or extent.
q one Of tho most needed reforms Is q
general consciousness Of the sacred du-
ties and responsibilities Of citizenshlpI
such uuckenng of patriotic and socl-
ologic sensbllitles ms will drive out leth-
argy and cnrelessness and unity active
effort for the highest good. The well
srf Is al r stEshuf but Il time FOR
oroakers to retire, or reform themselves,
49, " w, NJ BICKERS. \
Y ichmond Va Santamber 10. 1905. ~