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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1905-11-03
The Prince in Washington.

Washington, Nov. S.-Formal vel
come to the nations capital was extend
ed this morning to Prince Louis Of Bat
tenberg and the officers of his squadron
by a delegation OF high ranking officers
ofthe army and navy of the United states.
The prince and his encourage arrived on
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1905-11-03

THE circular sent cut by the repub-
lican State chairman, Bascom c.
Slemp, to the few democrats
in the State holding federal Office,
warning them not to take part in
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-05-27

Grfdltung tn stusm Sase Bu fHrirsH,
nebme man 2atatioe @rouo Gninine Iublets.
ellie slpoibeier gebeH gelo 5urnd, nenr tsine
SeiIuna eriolat s. ". Grones tinterf6rift
an ieoer G6atteI. (gobi2. Ga. .5ti.a. VI. .6WlD
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-05-27
Rod cine Watiunalbanf pcrfrad,t.

9orbcrton, g.. 26. Moi. -
Die "Grtc 9totionnlbnnf" bon Gar,
bcrton iuitroc belite dui SerauloIlung
0es Notionolbonf @rominotors u.
i. ?IIbertion geidlIoiicn. nnd)ocnt Der.
ieIbc erlllttelt bate. Dob iih itnter
Den 9lttioo Der 9lultoIt pieI Slpeiiclbui.
ter Stoii befono. Sin Elon mar I'M
8erfe, Die 9totionolbnnf nit DER
DSarbcrton SauingS ganf" SIT per-
ihntcl5en uno pielleidt miro es nltd
icbt nod iopeit fommen, oaB Die let.
tere slnltolt oie 9lfiairen Der @rlteren
ilbernimlnt. Die gtationalbunf batte
Ecpolitcn sum 9ctroge BON etlud
S220,000. IoS 9lftienfupitaI betrlIg
$50, 900 lmb i'm lesteu am #. Wf1r5
3. s. erlaiienen glusluei5 ltelltcn lid
Soil lino Sobcn oni 2i,366 gleth.
9tdtionolbonf Gruminotor Geo. Z.
GuttS lit gum SequeItcr crnonnt NOR
6en.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-05-27
Go6clpcrfcGr untcr6ro


2onbon, %. 4Iioi. - Die @rcot
Nort6crn Iclcar1pb SO. mcloct, ooB
Der 0erfc6r iibcr oaS Gbeipo bang
Gat.ao6cl untcrbrohcn lit.
Gics 6eoeutct niht notbpenoiaer
@eiie, boB cine Der fricgsiiibrenoeu
Mdd,te oos aa5el OurhiAnitten ober
bciddoigt bal. Ga criItirt iibriaens
old Gin ocltid)cs aabel alpiIhcn Gbe.
foo nno Sbanq6ol Oiu 1iingtou, ulo
hos Gurdidnciocn Ocs eriteren ao.
bcls miiroc oahcr ocn Serfcbr niebt
aonj itnterbredcl'
Cine orittc @arnnng.
Yetersbur8, 70. Vial. = Sic
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-05-27

6ol36of 0iitrift itdtt, lHo 6ie go.
l5ei mar mebrere W}nle ge}puugen
ShrcdidiiiiG in bie 2ltit ab3uieuern
i'm oen Nio6 SIT 5crltrellen. 9lnbdn,
ger ser Strtfer lpdren nit tlcinen
Mmobiihicn oiSgeriiltet lmO Ieuerten
oomit. bintcr ooI3baticn berborgen,
oui oic @oIi5ei. Riemano nuroc nab.
reno Oc3 Cages crnltlid) perlebt. Cine
SobclmiihIe Iteate ocn 9etrieb ein,
mo ollc thrc 9Iugcltcllten puroen ents
IdIIcn. Die Giqent6iimer erflGren,
Der bon Scr EoIi3ci gcludbrte SfuB
reihc nitt bin, INN lie in Stono pt
cbcn ibr 8clhdit meitcr 81 betreiben,
lnto inr 0d3 grihcincn bon 0tilit1r
Tonne bcllen. Cine 9Injubl 3inumer.
lclttc, mclhe al @cbGuocn arbeitcten,
no 9tidltluttouiIten 5ubrle1lte Ban.
boI5 abIitfcrten, itcltc sic 9lrbeit ein,
lno oic 3obl ser Strifcr ocraroBert
it'd nit icocr Shtn0e Die 8ciddits.
N9cntcn Scr 0ougemerfihditen biel.
ten bcite 9l6eno cine Gonicrens, umo
man pcrmlltbet, ooB lie beidlIoiien. ole
llnlonSorbciter an allen @eh1uoen,
filr meldc Wtatcrialicn olrh gtid)t.
llntoniltcn obgcliclert meroen, an
Strife 81 bcor0ern. Die Eoli5ei lit
nit elmer SGuberung scr @irtbifoi-
ten im 0oliboi Gitrift beidl1itiQt
uno oicIe Gcrboihmgen mcrocn Dor.
1enonmen.
WfoDor Gunne bGlt Ole SohIoge
ned imncr midi fir 10 crnit, ouB lie
oaS 3ubillferufer BON MiliS rcdltfer.
ti9t. ErGiiocut Sben bon ser sSubr.
mnnnS.lluion lit front uno man Der.
mlItbct, Dob cr BON ieincm Hoiten olS
,Silbrcr Der Strifer 5uriidtrctcn miro.
Cine Delegation oer9tc1crbepoltcrltng
crld)icn beltte bel ocm Wtapor uno be.
dmertc lid, OoB sic 9tc9er bon ser
Foli5ci ioluobI, mic bon 0en EoIBei.
rlhtcrl, iingeredt mo nit 8orltrtbcil
bcbanoclt peroen. Iic 0eleaation
criu0bntc oeribicoenc SSGllc, in mel.
den Die Eoli5ci Ncgern feinen Sdlub
9cluobrte, ais tic Oo5u ouigeiorocrt
mllroc, inlo an0cre 6Gac, in melfen
Eoli5ciridltcr oie ibnen oorgciilbrteu
9feger negen 6rngenS oerboraener
SSofTelt II. oal ldlper beltrdften. ip1b-
reno Tie lucibe houf6oloe itruflos ats
geben IicBen Der Mapor periprad),
Die i6m unterbreiteten 9cidlperoen AT
llntcrillhen.
Scllte luar 0os @eriift I'M llns
lolf oob oie Strifer nit Scr sGbiidt
nnlgingcn, lid oen Hrinjip0lcn in ei-
mem @cluh Inn gIbicnoung bon Milij
onjulfleBen. ErGlioent Sbea be.
ltritt oiele glngabe Gr crfIdrte, Die
9lmuc'cnbcit Der Olilij meroe ocn
Stdot 5ll oiel 0elo toiten uno nur
oo5t bcltragcn ouB Ole Striter ME
oergcidDollen miirbelt luie ole Genn.
Wluunier &oblengr1ber lp1breno oes
gntbrucit StrlfeS. Die aoblengrG.
ber ieiell bomnlS gcrooeju crmoroet
morocu. rno mcnn eS bier ebenlo
gcbcu iolIte, 10 ipilrocn oic Vrin5ipGle
Iiir oic Morotbaten perontlportlih
lein.
Scutc lit Der iiinf}igite Sna oes
SnbrnlannS StrifeS.
Socllte slbeno mcbrteu lih Die lht.
ruben im Sol5Goi. .Giitrift. @inobiidD.
len rplroen bdilig geacn 9tidt'
llnlonSs6ltbrlclte ltto EoIijiiten in
Nmpenoung gebrodt, mo Foli5iit
SoncS 5itpotrid crblclt einenShuB
IN bic Sono. Ser Wionn, nelher oen
SduB nbieucrtc, luur0e bon Der 4oa
ll}cl perIolgt mo pcrbnitet. er gob
an Otto Sopen 81 beiBen uno cir
ltritcnocr sSubrnlonn 81 iein.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-05-27
gerfopptes @ed,iei;ieber.

eininhes g4e6fel'ieher niio bergIeicben, bic iebi
aWtfroben" 5ugeihreben iueroen ipurben Dor
oelen Sabrell BON Den alten Nernbaroiner Ut0ni
cben ebeuio icbnea tDie beuie gebeilt. lito oa6ei
iunbten 5ene 9dhis bon Wiiroben. Nacterie'n n
uno glebnIidem. Net Dem erien Initreien bon
5rpiilcbnuerr. Nopthmers, Hiiieuiehner5. Scr,
ifopiung uno augemeinem llrbebagen gaben iie
pds ieet ais Die grobnrii9en ,ei. Sernaro .
Aranterpillen" beidnitt 1T. ei frdfigief Die pes
ber ldutertcn hns bnt, reiniaten ole f5efhijc
bon pinberIitieii. i1oieicr eilpa purblHoeDe Mti.
frpben uno fhdiiien oieie nno ulle anoereu eii.
tigen Stuife aus Dem SDiieH
-lItSoSuI&S)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-05-27
@inobiidJicn ais @aiicn.

grnelIcrling ser Strifef.apolle III
Chicago. guuaeipcrfifoiten
betbeiIigeu lid1 oil oen gluSitanoc.
Ghieo9o, 26. Moi. @erId)ie.
oelic Stritetraipaqe ianocn bcllte inl
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-05-27
Baltimore Sransfer 81.

ItlI UII UtI
sRsoit.GGe ocn eight nnb 2onibaro. Strabc
bat ibre gusItntturg rno mebrere ssubriuerfe
(gans) nergr5bert uno 1T ieet i'm Gtanoe,
W,6bel bon 9aus 81 Snns 5n befbrbern uno
fir Die stufbewnbrung ober gerfenoune Su bers
baden. 8rompte nno 5uoerIdiige gebienlne
lpiro 6uaeiCbert (52-)
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-06-04
{. c. BROWN,

Heal Estate.
2l23 Madison avenue, Newport News,
Va. Bell phone.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-06-04
charlie. nInthev. and Mr.. Tnttersall,

Charles Mathews and MFR. Tattersall.
Charles Mathews, the famous Eng
fish actor. once INDUCED disnstrously
In his well known taste for mimlcry.
The rdicule on this occasion was at the
expense Of Mr.. Tattersall during n sale
of blood stock conducted by that well
known auctioneer.
'The first lot, gentlemen" said Mr..
Tattcrsall, sis a bay flly by Smolen-
sko," etc.
THE first lot, gentlemen" echoed Mr..
Mathews In the same tone of voice, sis
n bay filly by Smoensko."
The auctioneer looked somewhat an
noyed, says the writer OF English
Comedians of the Past" but proceeded:
"Wcll, what shall we begin withT
well, what shnll we begin with?" re-
piled the echo.
Still endeavorlng to conceal his vexa-
ton. Mr.. Tattersall inqulringly called
out:
"One hundred gulneas?"
Zone hundred guinens?" echoed Ma
thews
"Thank you, sir" cried Mr.. latter
snil. bringing down the hammer with
a bang. 1.-THE filly is yours"
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-06-04
GIa,lrtonc and pisrnclI.

An odd scene in the house of COM
mons hetwsen Disrneli and his great
opponent, Gladstone. is recorded in the
diary of Sir NJ. Il. Grant Duff, who re-
latcs the story as he heard 1t:
Gladstone was orationing away as to
Dlsrneli's proceedings and snid. This,
sir-this has been the course of the
right honorable gentleman and his
satellites" He appeared then quite to
lose the thread Of what he had been
saying. He looked Mt some papers and
then seemed TO appeal to Goschen. but
Tor time he was quite lost.
Disraeli looked over n great paper
he had in his hand and snid very quiet
~, You got to satellites" as If he were
speaking to child who was saying his
lesson. ~ .4
At last Gladstone appeared to recov-
er himself and said:
"Oh. I am very much obliged to the
right honorable gentleman. We will
leave the satellites and go on to some
thing else"
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-06-04
BULWER's ODDITIES.
The Flight the Author Made Againnt
Signs of Old Age.

Bulwer's appearance was decidedly
what is generally understood by "aris-
tocratic" or what the French call dis
tingue." Tall, slim, with finely cut
features, prominent among which was
long aquiline nose, with an abundant
crop of curly brown hair and a fill
beard. tile first impression he pro-
duced, aided by careful toilet, was
one of ease and elegance. At din
ner table. where he liked to speak,
and, if possible, to speak alone, he was
certainly useful rs well as ornamental
with his large blue ribbon and star Of
the Order of the Bath. There was n
certnin naivete, strange rs that word
may sound when applied TO so confirm
ed man of the world. in his vain and
very apparent struggle against the IT..
resistible encroachment or age. He
did not give In with that philosophical
resignation which might have been ex-
pectcd OF one so clever and In some re-
spects Sd wise. He fought against 1t
tooth and null. Lord Lytton's hnir
seemed dyed, and his face looked rs
if art hnd been called in to re1uvennte
IT. a quack in Paris had pretended
to cure his growing cnfness, con-
slant source of legitimate grief to
him. He WINS radiant one autumn on
his return to town because he thought
he was cured, hut not for long. The
copious use Of snuff was no doubt
part of the attempted cure, OF which
the most palpable results were large
dark red or blue pocket handkerchicfs,
quite out of harmony with his other
wise elegant toilet. His expressions of
regret Mt his impaired digestive organs
had something ludicrous about 1t. He
would point with a sigh to q rosy
checked American apple and say, ITO
think that there are people who can eat
thntv'
One Of his physical infirmities-
deafness-proved a bar to his nmbi-
ton. He was sorely disappointed
when Lord Beaconsfield, instead of in
Guiding him in his last cabinet. "liick-
ed him upstairs" into the house Of
lords, principally because he could not
follow the debatc.-Rudolph Lehman's
"Recoilections."
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-06-04
YOUR HAT
May He Stylish One, hut 1t Make.
Trouble.

May Be Stylish One, hut 1t Makes
Trouble.
a man usually buys n hat that's Sin
STYLE" but the modern hat for men has
lots TO ans!ier for.
Baldhcads are growing moro numcr-
ons every day. Hats mako excellent
breeding places for tho parasitic germs
which sap the life from the roots of tho
hair.
When your hair begins 20 fall ont md
your scalp Is full of Dandrun 1t ia n
sure, sign that these countless germs arc
busily ut work.
There is but one way to overcome tho
trouble and kill the germs-that way Is
10 apply Newhro's IIerpiclde to the
scalp--it will kill the germs and healthy
hair is sure 20 result
Sold by leading druggists. Send 10c In
stamps for sample to The Herpicide Co..
Detroit. Mich.
ALLEN's DRUG aToRR.
special Aeenta-
ou'tu-th
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-06-04
4 B0lk O|COlVg|ieNCg
no Savings Bank
Of Newport News 7
27t1 WASHINGTON AVENUE.

it Deposits of 81 or more received
payable on demand
-Four per cent. interest allowed
on savings accounts.
Money orders sold payable In
all parts OF the United States and
in foreign countries.
Foreign exchange bought and
sold ut current rates.
No account too small or too
large TO receive our best attention.
Business hours Q Il. III. to 3 y. nj.
and Saturdays a. M. to 0 D. III.
;u.w-f
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-06-04

Christian. Is there any other meme
that all believers can agree 10 wear as
their distinguishing ami sufficient
name?
5. The catholics life. the ethics Of
the new birth: Finally, brethrcm
whatsoever things are true. whatso-
ever things are honest. whatsoever
things are just. whatsoever things arc
pure, whatsoever things are lovely, II
there he any virtue, If there be any
praise. think on these things" Thus
the aim Of the plea of the Disciples is
FOL the restoration If The Historical
apostolic church. hut lie realization of
The ideai catholic Christianity Of The
New Testament book. When thus
broadly interpreted and intclli.cntly
understood H. Is q noble plea in which
the best men Of all parties will have
no difficulty in joining them with their
syInpathios, prayers and practical CO.
operation. 4 liit.a
H. this connection it is gratifying to
note iLe language of DR.. j. +. Haw-
horne. of the Baptist church, Rich.
mnnti Va, which was prompted by an
address recently delivered Ivy DR.. Hal
ny ut their request before Il conference
OF Baptist ministers in Richmond, set
ting forth :hc position of the Disciples,
OF Christ. iif
Er. J. ID. Hawthorne and others re-
srondcd most kindly to the words of
Brother Haley The good doctor him.
self confessed to his persecution of
MS Gwen unto strange cities" when he
Thought he was doing God service The
scales had fallen frUr, his eyes, he de-
clarc,l. an! his attitude toward MS new
WAS OF the kindcSt.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-06-04
Where Do You Stand !?

DO you want three per cent or ten
per cent on your money?
q A plain question and for you to de-
citle.
The following properties are paying
ten per cent and over:
Brick row of il houses, IS flats. four
rooms and bath To each Hat. built on
nine lots, now renting for S2l0 per
month. Price s25000
Two brick houses OF nine rooms
each, now renting for $40 per month.
Price $1,000. Can be sold separately
if desired.
Brick row. three houses of six rooms
each, renting for si2 per month Price
$4,000.
Sixtccnroom brick building. now
renting for $32 per month. Price $500.
Six frame houses of four rooms each.
renting for $50 per month. Price $2,50O.
The above properties are all we'll
located and always rent. Terms can
he arranged to suit purchaser and we
would also lie pleased to consider an
exchange for other properties, improv-
cd or unimprovcd, that you may have
to offer.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-06-04
knociI's Celebrated Albright
REFR|CERATORS

BY buying our line OF Refrigerators
early, when the manufacturers were
overstocked, and occupying side
street, we acc enabled to sell Refrig.
orators at ONE-TIIIRD or even less
than you can buy them elswherc in the
city-and the quality is just as good.
if-not better. than others sell YOU.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1905-09-02

TO youth and health the girl who
wants 90 Re attractive must add the
grace OF neatness and suitable dress.
says tbe Chicago News she should
study herself good points. that
she may heighten; her bad points, that
She may lessen their effect. A girl with
red hair, for instance. may SO dress
herself that she VIII he delightful O.
look az She must learn 10 choose the
right shade and color. She must avoid
puppies, crude pinks and violet con
trasts. but the bronze browns. creams.
faint blues and delicate greens NAV
suit her and bring out the Iovel,ncss
OF heS complexion and the rich lights
in her hair A stout drl must not wear
plalds or load herself with trimmings
and hounces. a slender girl. on the
other hand. should avoid stripes. which
ADD 90 heT inches. Attention 10 shoes
and gloves, 10 nicely in the matter of
neckweaF, 20 cuffs and collars and the
tribes that give pretty finishing touches
will make a girl seem beautiful when
perhaps she has Httbe claim 70 that dis
tiDctiOn-
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1905-09-02
GETTING NEAR TO THINGS
How 90 R,sLz1 the Transitoriaess Of
Earthly TL..rSs-Ihe Eternal
Realities.


We laFg t.tA 81 constituted that
what I- near .u .- appears larger and
assumes undue impotence. at any rate
an Importance Cu. Cd. proportion 600 its
real Ea.l. as compared with other
things Tur ,zaa.t... there may Dc
near ug ..a.s ,atk wall AID poor
one az taa.. ar. perhaps iu the a.s-
lance rise. l.aH.tl. range ~ noun
ta.Ls. Place. SID, ly side che one Dr.
nothing lur asa Ir- lclaDtut and
CruU...- heap of rubbish. wLlse the
hills rise .- eternal beauty and grand
eur. and y,t Ja Joe that brick vaL
may mean more attention and more
Thought tEaa the tAr-aUay mountains.
because ut - -..raess it enters u-oce
Into my life.
The sam, fax 81 uu<iced iu our sriT-
itual .te What .s lcar looms large
and seems Important. but ULat Isl dis
taut seems lL~.al and iudIsuucJ
This world with tts prizes seems worth
striving tUr ulIb. eternal realities and
joys seem 500 far away Go iu1ulnce our
lives. Side ly srje az tleir real vaIua-
tiou. this world is utterly. unthuk-
ably. insignificant How then an, We Co.
De freed from this evil mistake. This er-
Tor ~ perspective God has given us o.
power uy which Ee may correct 30. tle
power 81 imagination. writes A. n.
Henderson. iu Service. Not magma
uou wild and uuruleL but Imagination
Jed by kuOwlcige sit iu nay little
room with its four bare walls alone.
j close my eyes and instantly ana "a
thousand miles away. am 80 home
with nay arms about my wife and nay
children 90 ms Knee. hear their
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1905-09-02

The Ir.uise o.. ra..re fn -he spr.uc-
time Is a.usss cJuuu-.rt Urou Tie. ulir-
pose ul ua. .y rel..s lbs f..t..raar,.
tEe silence .. Water. t6e eeatle orsn-
irs o. -.u--. Do. I.e..1ot the sun .-b-
Ct .a l-- .esFsls- -.s tle preparations
o. nature -.r Cd. preparation oi man.
I-.l eve. ".r- ..-. aer There is The
-'.i.--. .l. Che trees must
.-,l. -e promise oi rich.
I'f. D .a. .. Nue must be
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1905-09-02

AFTER Mr. Harvey produced his won
derfui steel plate armor. inventors Of
proJecules enleayorcd for some time
iu vain. to make shot that would
penetrate &C. The hardest. toughest
shots would be destroyed on impact
with the face of The plate. By an
extraordinary and paradoxicaI device
q shell was finally rendered capable
OF passing through O. teuiuch Harvey.
lied plate. The inventor simply placed
a cap % soft steel on the point OF the
she'll
IL Is a human impulse % meet
wrath with wrath hardness with hard.
ness. Hut both ia morals and physics
experience proves that a little gentle.
ness acco1plishe- more than unyieId
INK rigidity Rams Horn.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1905-09-02
ROUND SHOULDERS.
How oas Cen Easily Overoosn1 The
Deformity.

How Oas C~u Easily Overcome the
Deformity.
TIE rUuod shouIdered, fat chcsted
person can become straight and sym
metricai II ale will g about Il right.
says tho I1ttsburg Press. Standing up-
right and extending the arms on either
side AZ far as possible and rotating
them IN large circles vigorously, at the
same time breathing deeply. viii help
20 strengthen tho shoulders. Raising
the hands above the heed as far as they
can be stretched and breathing deep
breath OF air and stu another breath
and another simply packing the lungs
with air, viii round out and expand the
chest. Stretching The hands out on eli
thcr Side OF the body as far as possible
and we'll back IAN the shoulder blades
almost touch, rotating the arms in very
small circles. will help very much TO
straighteu the shoulders.
What the round shouldered, fat
chested person needs Is to brace up.
get some thought OF energy aud ANNA
ton into the body A stoOp shouldered.
fiat chested person almost Invariably
indicates a purpOseless life. lacking in
ambition and void OF energy. Brace
up. Put the shoulders where they be
long expand the chest 10y breathing
deeply and fully fresh air all the time.
Get out OF the lazy. slouchy habit or
letting your shoulders drop in an un-
calmly posture. Throw out the arms
and swing them in large circles around
and around while the chest Is held well
up.
A normal position of the body means
always that the chest is IN the lead.
Round shoulders and fat chest make
not only an ungainly figure, but such
position cramps the lungs and depress-
Is them and robs them Of the pure air
that is so necessary 20 health.
Go out doors. Expand the chest.
Breathe in great drafts OF pure. fresh
air. Swing the arms. timber up the
muscles, exercise the body, and by
bringing IL back TO a normal shape
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1905-09-02
- 60 Mlracle 49,

Love ~ the great miracle worker. In
The storm OF battle what muItitudes
have gladly died for king and coun-
Try. Without the help OF passionate.
hot-blooded impulses thousands and
Thousands o. men and women have
serenely accepted death in cru6l and
ghastly forms. because they loved one
who FIRST loved them. one who loved
Thorn when they could plead no lowell
ness Of their own. One who loved
them I'm love itself burst forth from
unseaAed fountains within and washed
them clesn. Selnshhess o. a great
power, but hove is a greater. Il is the
motive and interest OF ths highest life
on earth and IN HeaVen-Rev. c. G.
Anas-
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You have served your country nobly."
said the mikado. Anything you may
ask Will be granted
i have but three requests, " answered
the japanese naval hero. don't erect
triumphal arch. dont present me with
house. and don't let tic girls kiss me. q"
-Washingtou Star.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1905-09-02

Il notice here Mandy. that some
Buffalo expert claims that working
about high voltage Iecric apparatus
brings on serious disturbances OF the
digestive organs"
us that SO, Jirah? Then guess there
must be q lot o. high voltage iu fresh
oowcumbeIs! '-Cieveland Plain Dealer.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1905-09-02

Patient-What 90 you thiak of this
aith cure business. doctor?
Doctor-Ch. its all right IN some
Eases
Patieut-For example,
Doctor-Weu. say when a person
imasiues something allie him and then
imaglues he IS cured ~ it, Cincinnati
Enquirer
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1905-09-02

The Canier-The man who wrote thar
poem yOu printed yesterday didn't
know what he was writing about.
The Editor-Of course not. Other
wise IL wouldn't have been written
Chicago News.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1905-09-02
The Usual Choice

JInks-Lets - 20 one Of The theaSen
tonight
Binks-Au hight Which DO YOU pre-
fer-a good company with a poor play
or q poor company ysiLh "a good play2-
y. y Weekly
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1905-09-02

yet come 90 them. 10 is surely sue-
g0stive of a Divine anJithesis: there
Is light CA an the bosom of the dark
ness when Jesus comes.-Rev. "a. p.
EislOl
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Knt9bts Of Rptbias,
Ma. S. A, E, A. A. AND A
N. A., S. A, E. A., A. AND A.

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This and
O has iris
E7 w cton all OF the cities Thirty
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Ch1tvan
respectable Wilt dtanod
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ctnq scents chis the
of
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health, strength, visor and energy are
sure 20 come.