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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-20
The White Plague.

The Baltimore Sun uses as text for
an editorial some remarks Of Rev. DR..
Donald Guthrie, pastor Of the First Pres
byierian Church. Of that city, before the
Federation Of Woman's Clubs upon the
subject OF consumption. In the course
of his address DIR. Guthrie said;
I'm view Of tho case with which the
disease may BIO combatted, OF the little
that has been done TO combat it-Aunti
recently we haven't even had place
where poor copsnmptiye could breath
Ills laH-in View OF the tremendous
economic loss each year through th'
deaths from consumption. should We no
hang our heads In shan1eg Here Is thii
thing robbing us in this city Of Baltimore
OF 1890 individuals every year Yet tn
thing y 9 monster easily killed. c0uls
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Recognition Of Mr. M, Ellyson's
x 1SS:.9s - a.' Z, Claims. IA 3f2.

/ 4 "a -
8 Ar. fsha rlcs i. I Bland. Of Portsmouth,
"a ~ M n;inc tii, a letter printed elsewhtere
M f1is paper, his hdraWai ironl t w
acs for tho Demo cratic nomin,atlo 81 I nTs
Lieutenant of VIE :, ma e. Wy
coming State pTlm sf Isfe 9Iana from the
coi Ms test la fully xplalned BY him in th Re
s second bis letter 'r Which
f6rliis isBan age OF conditlon ama NO -
the6rie and s being ~ 2laphIsv long service
" he party. the Hon. j. ELY
don II the choice OF majority for. th fdI
nnsit ton the Lieu tenant ',n q
sIio not iesire to further en- parTaiSs
by g e n nd !'e e. sT Is
Nae " "a gH idacy Ellyson's CHANCES
have been generally recognized1s Ne. Ne.
Fihs the best. The wlthdraWal o. ~ M I.
Binnd decidedly siren theen - + ,s .2ees
SefaimS thne Tor the other DerocFatts
+ tinkct1 to make the nomination OF Me- NE
iii vson a unanimous by following ei re;
Biand's example and t !I.i,o iiS saa
sor the he DEM
8Wirslnia with less reward than any oth 81
s,cader Sc the part in the State. :, AZ
chairnan Of the State Democratic !, con- ens :
mttee rv y ana abSi siasy
his great WITH con.
s SpnaTnd hin With any State posit!on
Witch stands for aug lit Lnalloy 2,
Sc II sncrlf lice and 4 unGompe,nsate,as tol!
S9n Eye M sfelfa lys san some
The h onorss which he, has $50 long and un-
.caeM Sh E fai 1
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u 5ef ~ 4 . l'It 4 - 1.tts n ~ y
Mr.. Bland WithdTaWs.

II The, Withdraw b SoG! MI CHARLES 7.
Rland, 81 ortsll loHth, from The !, race s
eeii,barra Isl ng sltpgti ion for DEM 9 {
t 81 reason sass q local frds to support Ai
Hand, for the lace; and II he same iN {,
te felt that because ~ q his q, ong
Hon. \. Tayiorf nj Tyson was entitled 10
i ities'; nomination, ifsIe desired it,, !,
seen fit to retire from he talc AK y
Other q candiiate now iii Il he race. or any
Who the butt ths ba feeih,nf E
amsasg DemRhfratsf For n mdthinE
more than the nomlnatlo For tho Lieu
tenant Govern aud as return !, for
y Mr.. Bland has many friends who " y
regret that he has seen ~ e. drop ogt
sldeTed. he has acted wisely ort ''!s
tVtrgi ptan- t'l lots .''95 81 ri,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-20
QUERIES AND 4.
4VS'tYlJ'. RS
Wild Onions.

Editor Of The Times Dispatch:
Az slr,-u) Please tell me! VII ether. or not
there IS any way TO get rid OF wild
u, ions. Is thero anything that will talso
away the disagreeahlc taste from the
milk and butter after cows have eaten
them7 Is
(2) What will keep worms of Of currar,t
bushes? I have beeti told to spray them.
whom in bloom. with Paris green. Would
sthis be perfectly safe?
i (3y What causes black knots! to form
on sour cherry trees? What will stop
@thein7 sL1BeSC Rlll3lA1tlt +.
~ 1t IL dinlcult to rid land Of wild sl
onions; very close pnsturlng with sheep
I for several years will help. There isjt q
preparation made by Mrs, Lee, Of Dan Y!
Vile. when fed to COWS With their feed,
viii almost entirely destroy the odor OF
tho onion from tho milk. 4 a
(2) Spray your currnnt bushes when hen
wormy with white hellcborc. Use ono
ounce to three GALLONS Of water.
(s). Black knot on your trees - caused ed
by a fungus. Cut them OFF md burn urn
them be careful and burn them; Il left
on the ground the fungus will propagate
moro rapidly than on tho trees.
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Ioh,,i Paul Jones.

Editor Of The mes ispat 81 ~. 8
S u oass eeu
surname ofSJon2y. ISwonld like 10 @c.Lll
your attention % the following extract e;
from "a Genealog cal History, oys COL
General Allen Jones resided q. 9It.
Gallant, In Northa mpton county at the
head OF Roanoke Falls. sSs ]. 8. W.
$gE"WillieG Jones lived 1T the grove near
thelr propor sa - we're the homes s.
Astounding hospitality. VI In, this connec-
tion Il may mention, that when h! John
Paul Jones Visited Halifax. thensa 7, young
auaintapee of those grand old pa !! ,12 +.
man. But an old tar, with "a bold i frank,
ailor-bearngl that attra cted their as s
tenten He eeanS frsqusnsyl, Wa9s
~ ssls h9Ssss AsFs q
and, fas a mark 81 Ills esteem and adl-
miration, The adopted 1 their name. z SO yih,g
that be lived be- would make nls 4, then fse
Came Paul Joness9it 3 was his fancy He
fna1ned his ship the Bon Homme Richard
ii compliment OIL Frank lin: he, named IN
hinselc Jones lntp com plimg1ent 70 lAlisI
ofswar sounded he Oh taine ed letters from
Der of Congress- from North Carolina y !
and through his 4 I'M luenGe recei we'd bis
ne o dSn'i lvng aeseendaS Of Genra
Allen ones. I remember. my aunt, Mrs
Willie Jones' who survived her. hus =
band many yearsssa and when ~ boy ]
heard these facts spoken OF IN bot E IAN a
lilies Il 81. u.
This statement is.aecsptsd 5yi M " S GS
1 grapliers Of PaulYJones, but rejected 3!
Buell. anot I, is ,, haTd e ia. ss:
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@ Within the next =
be the largest city. IN Virginia and VIII
49, IN, ~, "a +,,af hairS en- terprise and adj
'iN ''to pl.I x ,,e,-v front.
vantages provide Ter heE 2. tne very Y. go
. Richmond 1ob f has bueensreeentiY urging the
annexation Of sibut ba1s territoIy M, m
would sent that City Tar anea ~ iols
Norfolk lin populati on. but the City Gonn.
7 eli Of Richmond has taken q narrow. view
81 the matter aiId Greater M t;eI'i
Richmond will remain the capital, but
N1 oruo ~ pRiladelphia Is KARLSRUHE,
Chiearo to Springflel Id or New. y ork city
70 'SAYbany. Norfolk will d ways be the!
sreat t. scaport .of' Yirg inias and all ind
cations point 10 the coming Of he !, day "a J,
when its indlIstrials supremacy SHALL pc
t T,s nrids Of f'l tha State. M as
In ndvocatinr ann a Ion for Richmond
q few DAYS ugo Tho q ines u spat ch SAID ):
\ a"Norfolk ms a,ffxed determine Ion ITO
bccome S The irsta Civ Of thu Common
Wealth, of Virrinia, This is. no Idle boast
~ anthusia II 1 nor ~ Vi 81 onary sch emo of
nrorression MI + ts3 y determin ation
bacRed by Veil laid plans that have been
steadily Carried forward FOR nearly twenty
Years Years. slowlv. bnt fsnure1y these plans are
being ant t Wit nsA1 sM
ph hc a nIsn 1S Il dear
Ito the heart of avery 81 tizen, from tho
| Li,hast ,n1,ha - ,n1,Iaaf No %one class of
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-20
LEE GETS MONEY 4 | ! ! IA
For JAMESTOWN ! | D N
Distinguished Virginian's Cordii;-3
ally Received by State Lcgis-
latures Of NortllSand. West. III
NEW YORK 10 4! !. GIVE \. I. $3.50, coo |1).
tny Assoclated Press.).

ALBANY, n. X. April ga " bill was was
introduced In the Senate to- day TO com i,; I
ply with the request Of enerall itzhugh
4 Lee, president Of the JANE stonin Exposl-l
ton Company. II provides for for. the APP l'
polntment BY the Governor q g 5. com
mission Of TO represent thei state
at tho exposition. This commission Is
directed t. provide for State building ding
and exhibit, costing $50 's's ,ooo,
ami 70 report Tie estimated expense 70 70
the Legislature in January sos. 8s..t8s
Lee Cordially Rec by State t1sata:
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THIS DA4'Y'IN / HISTORY :. Y
April 10th.

= ~
1a14-Clement w Bertrand " do Goth), IS
4 Pope Gof Rome, died. He was q 4
Frenc ht,ian. Bishop OF Bordeaux and
elected Pope In BOO IL 3 j5.s s II
.1657--Naval bnttleS III tile harbor OF 81. NJ
IA Cruz Teneriffc. In which Admiral
Blake attacked and destroyed the x
Spanish fleet OF 10 ships. under the i
protection OF the batteries on Shore.
This was If s. last and greatest
81743-French seigniorics on Like Cham-
81. plain. * .} r., Gs
1775--General Putnam joined the patriot
bard at Concord. having. rode his 4
horse about one hundred niles II In. tis
hours ii M ~ NJ Sf
4 state adopted. y 4 ". Il:
s17es-Eng gcment between the British
Il ship Mars. n guns, captain \ Hood t.o
AN. and French ship IL Herclile, "a guns
ahtlI.70D men. Tho British captured
n the First clnlan but with the loss OF
.Gnptain Hood died Il.
1909 Battle Of Abensanrg b. the Austrian li!a!
ssla army defcat ted by leon.s who took
about 5000 prisoners ana 40 cannon!
,'his defeat broke the limo Of the Aus;
y ssi, TRANS and cxposed them TO ~ tners
.tss4 misfortunes. Isl III ~
Il he Spanish province Of California
was divided into the two q iatrlcts
Of tIgun and Sueya California.
4 oe-Napoleah III. born. n . Ii =.
1872 George VI Clinton, vice. preside o. 4
the United States. died. He was .
,nemberHq Of the colonial q assent bly, q VI:
tho breaIsing out OF tho 81 evolut on.
when ne received the appointment o.
brigadier- general. He was re- elect
Cd governor OF New Y ork FIVE times.
1s1 a-The adynnco Of the British and ln-ss
sS dams appeared before Fort NJ tgs 49,
1aa5-samueIf Slater, father of the cot
ton manufacturing business In the
United states., 'S d He'd. q The frst COT
ton mandatory In this country was y
built by him ut Par.t cket, r. !. I; I. y Y
was standing and IL operation az me w
times OF his dea tn. gs
f947--Battieaof Cherubusco s. Esq
1s54-The bill OF Miss Dix, the philin t s
Spist, granting ten millions8 OF acres
| 81 the publ lands TO be q riput ~
| among Tho States. to eliora tes me
88 condition OF the Ind lge nj insane was l
sss vetoed by the p ideDt. .js n
1as4-The United States governments ~
thrca tened to seize LOGON I've plants
IN the north unless the ma manufacturers g
93j5 were ore prompt In supplying the u!
War Departmen & ~ Ne As IN "
1so2-FraDk b s. stockton dc led: !, ,. "a.
1eo3-Six persons kllle and nine lI'yu' =,
by d collision betty cen pa ssteng ger z any, a.;
freight trlins near s VIZ e AZ X ~
a ndrew Carnegie gave wy " :, - =
erect. a Temple Of Peace Ior inc lAtANis y
Isl Court OF rbitratlon. q. s Z Z an
1eo4-Frc In Toron to destr " o,opV',v,o'V
worth Of property. ys IL
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-20

The Raleigh Post say - Y, \, :,
BY the time spring y fe e.EI o Ia ~ ~
the central part OK the s9laIo
North Carolina Will 81. pc sendang ,d IAN.
able variety 4 H the fhat
s sln1 ana ana viii continus apinrliet
for trick darrning inteligently,, ana y
ind,,striouslY eond ood Y I, Ter
turns for tho sangd iP POI
.expend ed. e issss3 d. tSF
] The Charlotte Observe 50 vs.; ..., y
There has been som ia TX In the, Diapers
over he ~ +,,s
char With murder. q is n ll,ntt e.
dlsou ssion at all. The crime was co !. !.
iIitt ed on a government reese attoni Will
which the State has h ot hing toa DO, and
SiiIrIsdiction IN tho case lies ont w "
tho military authorizes. "a
/ Il Tho Durham Herald say, 81 L. Z /.
Vhen ggeaidspt vista Y the e ,sG a vs y
will be unnec essary Tor MN 70 $tlh S.e y
aF n1AR nof fsl
sort down here, 4, +. II n e. d H, 55 s
The. 1yllmipgt ~ Star y aaFia stlealy g,
soodly number q feehHf{lide KS met met
s snsectable 'sRReepubjllean paTrtyS In Nortl
Gara aGait s thet there thase Eds efe
stqlore been G. \ pectables Repu D''cat
party In this State 81 u s.iff
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-20
The Dust Nuisance,

We are Informed that tourists from the
North, temporarily sojourning in Rich
mond have become SO much disguised
With the dust on the streets that they
have Pulled up and gone away III order
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Richnonderssli I'm New York.

Special to The iIpesi o Y u, w. u
NEW YORK April Y x Vii. -
Manhattan Rey.3l J. Kid6ut Qmspls Y, -
Benson. II. u. Flood WI ", 80
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-20

{ Tho seyentecn-year locust Is another
nuisance that Is scheduled for this IN
happy spring,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-20

The farmers hopes have dropped with
the falling thermometer.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-20

The proposed coffin trust is a very
grave matter, that SHOULD, at ONCE receive
the attention Of the trust busters. 8
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[ I Tl00B7l

sstltf y Mn ~ ~1,tis8f .
s III One More Idol With q
Hoof Of Clay2
Tss s$ $,; U !: !: s s; 5;:'' }.
TO refSse.i &,
We e mlsjudge YOU, SO #
Cause we thought
NauEht could bulge you
TIL YOU fought
I'm astounded, III. NJ
On my word, 5 ti,s .55
This COMPOUNDED s.
hing 81 occurred.
Don't beg you
MI Sit and walt
Shake your leg, you,
Trysyour fate. 4, Y. +
p 81 t n N ssnis,
sYKa pies sisI ,asl;lnE
Chase him find him. 81.
Shoot and knife, ,s#Sss3 /,
+ d From " behind him
Mix the strife. IA
Gauge the mans eye q &
If you must,
Raise the bpnzai, ,yl.s " y &
Fear ana sFJ hp-knell,
Strike It hot, nj. s s,
Bang u the q Shrapnel XII s Is
Spread ssthe; shot,
Hang the quiet
Waiting game, Il Sl
Stir the riot,
Kill n and Smatm. 4. y n
Count Sho deed that
. Never tell, 4. Il
ShermanH said that sfsi {. n
W 's'ltFsRlsl shAll. u
sss Soon, n my logan, y. Us
May we = hear K, 81 ,,S,3 isss i,
They "a read wa r-slog gan VI 81 "a *
Smile our ear. IN y vi ii
We u mot like 70 5tsg,
If you shrin r.. 4. 49, 81 Il 1 y ,sg *
Up ana hike YOU
M Ger the drink VI !, 70 y, =, y
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-20
! KEYS Of the Kingdom.

H,.Ftt
Editor OF The Times Dispatch:
sir.--Nvill you please answer the follow
Ing questions: ~
l.f1.s What Is meant by the keys OF tho
Kingdom Of heaven, in st, Matthew, 10th
cha ter, verse 18Th? i5,S
e - What did Christ give T,etor that rep
resented the keys? ls3 "a
s. How old was tho Apostle Paul at
the time Of his death z a &.
u We answer as follows,
& 4 D1etnrhoslcally handing the keys OF
a city TO j. person stands for the transfer
sol; authority to that person. It does not
mean that literally keys arc passed.. but
rather, that. arthority IS given. We read
of the Saviour, Z The key Of the house Of
pavld; viii lay on = ~ shoulder, , and
he shall open and mono shall shut H. &c.
[ Not that a literal 4 Key was laid upon
his shoulder but rnll, q
should be upon his hould e. ~. It sym;
5bolizes then, a Vt h <,
What Christ gave Peter vas the az ..
thorlty Of government II and d pline iin
His church. ssto t.'bind and t. loose And
tins authority was not I given 70 Pe,c.
only, but T. ali tho apost Ties. See 81. Mat
thew svill:1s and st, I'M xx:;zas In these
places we are Staugh that a! the apostle
had the same authority to8"Dind md md to
bose; 5
g. The age OF St ST. Pau: at at l.s death Is
not known. though tradition has fixed i
at sixty-elght He Sspea ks Eot himself AZ
Paul the Aged, : In his Eplstle Of Phile:
mon; and many raditions represent sjn
as q Id, gray bearded and bald headed, bu,
these are OF little value. 3:a
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-20

For restoring
the stomach TO-
Its normal con-,
ditiOn Q r t g.
overcome that.
tired feeling so
prevalent In the,
Spring the Bit.
ters should be
20 first
choice. II new.
err falsin cases
Of Spring Fever,
General DebiI,
Ity, Impure
Blood, lndlues.
ton, Dyspepsia,
Costlveness ! or
Malglal Fever,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-20

y Easter Indigestion may DO cured thls
year by taking q pill box hat,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-20

4 Rejcstyenskyscable that he Is going &c
win or die. stoessel said something o.
the same kind when he was at Port Az
thur and he still lives. t
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-20

Z And NOV we would just IKE to. KNOW
which Of the candidates is responsible for
Jack Frost's raid on the Virginia fruit
crop.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-20

Nan Patterson's third trial comes right
In time to enable her to divide the line
light effects with the baseball heroes,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-20

If you think you know anything about
geography just glance over the newspaper
maps OF the Asiatic seas and locate Ro-
Iestvensky and Togo for U.s. 3's
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-20

Russia is very confident concerning
that Forthcoming naval battle, but so ne
how the balance of the world has gotten
in the habit Of betting on Japan. a
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-20

Out In Indiana nowadays II costs more,
to be caught with cigarette papers than;
with stolen goods or q cone ealed gun.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-20

= AS the baseball season slowly daWns,
war news, in an accommodating spirit.
gets scarce and takes q back seat.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-20

Secretary Taft says, that some ms ~, egg, goo
must be added to the old estimate for the n
Panama Canal. Secretary Shaw (not Taft
is the Secretary Of the Treasury.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-20

IT. SIS TO- be slmplllaed and reduced =. t
lowest terms.
ny
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-20

Mr. Hartman seems to be getting tnves-.
tigated right along. Nov, the Interstate interstate
commerce Committee wants, TO ask si, him
a Few questions as to rates and rebates
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-20


Spring needs to2be sprung again,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-20

The news that Togo is determined to
avoid a general nix-up with the fishing
admiral will be q shock to some Of + +, his
more violent admirers on this side the
uond & 5i5 Il. u ~. H. ~ 3;t 8 -
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-20

Dispatches announce that o pair 4, Of
leather trousers have been added 70
the Presidents costume The hope in.
voluntarily arises, that the trousers Z; are
in the nature Of q substitution ther than
IN addition 80 - 81 u ssSs.tl.sE
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* ? 2. 6 8; Y.

3.s. s; 73', III.
* + w. 4 y.
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North Carolina Sentiment.

< 81 y))',.ii & 6 ~
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va call ourselves dccont-ilot to Speak ~ -
mt rinisc- citinens II We did nothing ~. y
iiaIp kiiiitf 1 would like to SEQ q llte y.
,csA pride ii, the city of Balti.nore ~
shrr great enterprises, say IN hef l uls ~
Etcls, and a little moro in her hn'f'''liI
tarian Institutions.
DR.. Guthrie is we'll known ana hisniS
esteemed In this city. and MS rer',' Y
annIy ne well to Richmond and VII gina ma
as they DO 10 baltimore and Maryland' i' y
way or emphasis he described n pathetsc
case that had recently been brousnt "
his attention-tbst OF. q sconsimpuve. cli' y
ten years Of age. who lives IN an alles
in baltimore. who sleeps with her sinai SIN y
sisters; whose father Is out OF aWork' ing
family living. in two rooms rooms
"The little girl is not responsible for y y .,
lie said. But there they all are, and and prob
ably all will BIO infected by the disease dis as
This, no said, was. one OF the worst as as!
pects OF the disease-the fact that the
house 81 room occupied by tho consump-
tive becomes veritab!e death trap for
tho people who follow unless stringent
preventive measures are taken.
We doubt not that there are cases s OF 8' ,lls
Same sort here In Richmond, and 1t Is
simply heathenish for us to neglect them.
Such neglect is not only iln1hunla1n, DIT ~
1t Is at tho peril Of the community Bnt
Richmond people arc not Thurman, There
is as much genuine charity and philan-
sthropy inlthis city as any In the land ana
there Is abundant evidence of 1t. The
trouble is we do not realize the preva-
lence and danger Of this insidious and
terrible disease. It is o; sort of hidden
menace. like n danger that turks In dark
ness. But so long MS the disease ls preva-
lent, so long as we do nothing to stamp
it out, the germs OF It Will noat sifl the
air that NO breathe and no one, however
healthy he may be, is immune. For The
sake Of those who have n already IRE con con
tracted It, for the. sake Of those who are
liable TO contract it. for the safety Of our
selves and those who are nearest and
dearest to us, we should take every pre-.
caution without regard 10 trouble or
cost to rid this community Of the danger,
o,Is infection. 3&
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All Unsigned Communications VIII %
discarded. .,,,, not be
returned unless accompanied by D5 sta1hp p
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Greater Norfolk.

Enfield, N, c.51,ss
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4 * II y, - - 80 = q;
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1905-09-21
Anxious for His Divorce.

A Rhode Island lawyer who devotes
much of his attention to the procure
ment of divorces, tells the following:
''One day last month there entered
my Office a prosperous looking Ger
man, who, without much preliminary
conversation, stated that he wanted
a divorce. Suffice it to say that the
mass of facts elected from the appli.
cant would have served to obtain sew
eral divorces. At that, it was a toss
up as to whether the man or his wife
was the better entitled to judicial
separation. So limited to the German
that it might be well for him to al,
low the woman to get the divorce
She's woman, you know | added
and it would be wiser for both of
you
'The man gazed anxiously at me
for some minutes. Then he exclaimed
excitedly:
"'You think I haf done enough 20
her alretty. eh?'
Certainly answered |.
Because he added. eagerly, II
haf mt, den I'll go and hit her once
now!'"
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1905-09-21
CUSTER MASSACRE.
Startling Feature at the Lewis and
Clark Exposition.

There have been spectacles and
spectacles. but it is reserved for the
management of the Lewis and Clark
Exposition to create perhaps the most
startling and interesting of ala re-
production of the wiping out of Gus
ter's band of United States regu-
lars at the fight on the Little Big
Horn river. in the summer of 1876.
This event, which has gone down into
history as one of the great tragedies
or warfare, will be given a setting as
realistic as it is possible to make by
employing real Indians and real SOL
diers to perform the sham battle tao
tics necessary.
A band of 200 or more Umatilla In
dians, from the government reserva-
tion in Oregon, will take the place of
the blood-thirsty Sioux who killed
General Custer and his troopers. For
Custer and his men the soldiers on
the grounds will answer. The fight
will take place on exposed ground in
the exposition area, where it may be
witnessed by all those in attendance
The Indians will press closer and
closer, until the last man fails and
the tragedy is complete. Though no
scalping will be done, as in the real
massacre, the yells of the Indians and
the cracking of their rifles will serve
to make the scene thoroughly realis-
tip
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1905-09-21
An Eastern Character.

fhe Shaeen Baba is common in
nearly all North India towns. This
follower of the prophet of Arabia goes
about the streets with hooka all
ready for smoking. He calls out to
the passers-by, "Bhaia hooka pulao"
("Brother, have a smoke"O. The
Hindus will take the chillum the
bowl containing the fire-and smoke
direct from it without the interven-
tion of the hooka. The jMussulman
takes pull or two from the snake of
the hooka. Occasionally he gets a
copper or two from those who enjoy
his hooka. He blesses the giver with
the words. "Abad raho. khus raho'
C'Prosper in this world; be happy')