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The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1905-08-10
The japanese Demands
Have, Been Made Public
The Japs Tell the Russians What They Want and
Their Demands Are Certainly Large Enough
NJ @s -g.@ for a Starter. -11.

! Portsmouth, N. H., Aug. eIo.-Eigire
.Takasugi, professor of English at the
Imperial University of Toxic, follow
ing lengthy conference with Mr..
sato, spokesman for the Japanese
peace commission, said Japan's terms
in his opinion, would include: F.
4 The immediate evacuation of Man
churia. ; a. ~ :. !.
The cession OF the island Sakhalin.
An Indemnify OF oo,ooo,ooo. q ,
Vladiyostock will also be demanded, /,
The indemnity might be reduced If
peace couldn't be secured in any other
way. y ~, a.. =- ~ W..
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1905-08-10
DICKINSON WATERWoRKs.

Dickinson, NJ D., Aug 1o.At the,
election yesterday the proposition to
bond the city for a waterWorks system
carried by a large majority and the adj
Nocates OF the plan are elated over
their success. 81 lEs
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1905-08-10
NOTHING TO ARBITRATE.

ST. Paul, Aug Io Al special agent
sof the Great Northern received mes
sage from j j. Hill saying there was
nothing to arbitrate The strike conti-
tions are Just the same.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1905-08-10
GARCIA PRESIDENT.

Guayaquil, Aug 1o.-Livardo Garcia
who was elected president OF Ecuador
in January last, was formally inaugur-
ated today at Quito.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1905-08-10

ss .>sss !. WHITE SURPRISED. ..-
Portsmouth, Aug. Io-Immediately
after the peace ENJOYS had gathered for
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The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1905-08-10

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The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1905-08-10
SEA SERPENT.

> a~@~~~~~@~~%%~@e . &
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-26
paul Iones's Bones.

Fredericksburg viii not , make any Il TO to
seernly contest or con.Io , psu, ZONES
where the remains OF . ohn s,,rrcstcd
shall Ebe inferred. " has pe =. a lin ctc,n
tint he should be burie ~ ,,aan = nee
We think not. Arlington hns ~ nee far the
sinliy set aside and dealea. ~ ilors OF
burial place Of soldiers ana ! s 81 snarish
The war of 1915 and OF 'h ne ,e ng rs.
war. THAT cemetery mas No ~, ins' PayoIu-
soclatlon or Connection with Inc. nv ~ ~ one
5tionary war. We do not Rn 1;,o.e y The
Revolutionary hero buried tn 1er,; pa,,i
Washington Post says that :. Joi tu,5F !. red
tones While lie may have IH .t,,a az atates.
ericksburg belonged to the uhiteu n ad,aon,
So did Washington, JEFFERSON, !, ,,,,1 aed
the two Adames. Andrew 9ashSJ1, =,
all the presidents from Yasnlmst,p e,,,.,e
McKinley. Yet all them were i
~ heir old homes. 80 u aho1.la " = II
ire remains of John Pau zones mes ~, q,
first and only home In y =
MISUNDERSTANDING she never ,Iaai IN ~ ~, -
home lin America !, vi 4 !, ~, n
Here his brother William. Hv n s5s nj !,
ded and here he is buried-lnle Oily Oily
hrot her or member Of his. family "i y
ever lived in Antrcca: me VIII VIII, -. -
that brother is of record IN ,nls t,.;,
Ernm here John Paul Jones Went lol OH
40 a lieutenant In the Continental nav.
:rhc claims Of fredericksburg Tor me ~ - :
resting Mace OF this immortal nero ea I.,
not he denied IT is the only proper d; In
;nI,nrnnriata place for his burial. ~ =, =
trust the authorities Will SO direct - ~. 70
right and Just that 1t should DC ~. a
Fredericksburg Star.
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United States Navy.

Editor Of Tho Times-Dlspatcli:
Slr-To settle a heated argument pc,
tween two old Subscribers 81 your v ,.,!,s,,
advise me by return mail who = the
ranking ani1r admiral Of the tinted States ;
navy? Also which Of your papers r., w " :
some en, years ago Wing in politics.
THANKING you kindly in advance vance I, u d
There il but one admiral in the uh''ecu
states navy, and he is Admiral DeMey I.
The hrst on the list Of rear aan'. y. = = :
q FRANCIS ]. ginson, comHan1daht 81
Of the washington navy yard. /, !.
There has been no Wing party since .ne
- ,rhere was n. newspaper IN l tsi,'i
mond called the WING, which IN lts.la..s :
! - Vas the organ OF the Malone tpares.
Tbe Wing suspended publication se'li
ar !
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-26
THIS DAY. in HISTORY Il j
April 10th.
AG4z - - - : \ - =. :. !,

s71-.Nthelred II, defeated the Danes. put
tx dIed ~ his wounds. In his req !
great plague occurred. 49,.
! eo7-christopher Newport, with lnref
~ syasscls and 100 emigrants. FORMING
"a " tho f1rst permanent English colony,
stood into Chesapeake bay, !, w ~ ="
seemed to invite his entrance. !, i,
l1o65-The great plague OF ms a..t ~ 81
suhseo,lent year broke Y out at o ~
Giles, London, ,t4. /, Z
1777--Danbury, Conn. burned any d 5e
military stores destroyed by de-
tnchment Of 1000 British under y !,
17sa-Eyre Coote, a celebrated comipaI,u--
b or az tho East India Company's iorces,
died. He gained great renoWn ny ms =
victories over Hyder Ally, IN one nc ~ ~
which, near Porto Noyo, !" 49,,
men he defeated Hyder's army OF
III 100000 az IA.
feated by the French. !, U, !,
400. Grand 'nttack of tho French upon
~. thn5 allies from Trevers to the sea. j. !
1ena-since tho beginning Of lso4, 400
American vessels were reported 9. y
tured 100 by France and ~ py g l1'' (
land. ,,,,a r,,,, !,
1sao-An expedition. was orspl!.nua s,,, ~
6's trin around the world. expressly - :
avn,o,oS tI,e little known country o.
G California. ,oi,.,,e "a
1s,1-Imprisonmcn for debt apol li''l't
q in the state OF Now YORK
1sae-st. Jean d'Acre, in Palestlhe, SUI -, !
rendered to the Egyptian troops III
der Ibrahlm Pasnh. The governor :
If the fortress was provided WIN 9
sofc residence in Egypt ana an ~ ~
maj nension Of Is. 900 piasters, y,
teae-Bnttlo near Brugoes, 2e. a,,stn M a,
eral Espartero and the aar1s.s VIZ : =
Negr in which the latt { ron W.. ..,so an
fcnted with the loss Of 2,op ~, pr.hoii
ors their baggage and artillery.
,odo Iohn Thornton Kirkland, preslde y
's'S q Harvard University died, ngea ~,
H,s father was more than AZ ye YEN
: missionary among the Oneida III
S,ans. during which time ne was p Do
at Little Falls. 1910, a u.
,osa THE CITY OF Nice. Italy, was mrs. -
lighted by gas, which was aon aAent ~
by MI Europe to DO great ava W, ~. ~
1a74 yRepublIcan newspapers tnlous i1''o.,
the United States declared tnat i II.
ident Grant had ruined the hepupit.
can partyfby his veto OF tho currency cur 'l''
initiation hill.
1aesmsir Henry Parks died. ~,
1ooa--Nr watson, leader Of the lupo.
party in tho Australian paF nan
formed ministry. !, I, !, : .,
Observation-Disclosures ship SUNK ooo Jui p,,t,,..
" fransport Knshu MART, Soo solulers
committed suicide, rather thaFl H'tt !
H. render. AAt5 ~ go
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-26
TRHYNES';t'o T0DHl
The Culture Of Cathay.

\SAASSAAS -
4 (.l,he Chinese liave Just abolished sic,
ing 10 death rs u legal penalty, ana
other similar customsO
on, We ChInks arc getting polish
4 For q fact:
Bloody laws we now nbolish 5@s
Heads nor trunks no longer hang
From tho ramparts Of 10 Nang-- IA
Thanks to noble WI Ting Fang
IA And his tact.
once our laws seemed rather cruel.
We admit; l
Criminals were used for fuel
Quite n bit: 81 ".
Men we didn't like we strangled.
Naughty men we flnycd or langled-t
Till We got our laws now fangled
When VIC quit 5 s.ss
Once we showed a real barbarity
5 In our laws.
Words OF mercy were a rarity II .
& From our jaws; "a s.
Then we had our old entlcing 9i
Custom OF correctly slicing
Men accused Of crimes or vcing, "
Just because. Sl s} 81
CIVILIZED mon and gentlowomen'il
.Es All be glad ~ 81 S. s
We've revised our codcx criminal
SS Once so bad. a a
Well no more do legal murder.
No more nail live ears to girder.
Progress spoke and China heard her
90 y al 2 - - Il. IA. s.. II.
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rural districts DO made. II the people
want the law 1t should of co.srss, y stand 1t
IL the people do not want. It, 1t should pe
repealed The question should be thor
oushly onnvassed in the country diatricts
during the present campaign and candi-
dates for the Legislature should be made MAJ &c
to understand what the sentiment Of {. their heir
respective constituencies Is After all,
tho Governor will have nothing to do with Win
tho subject, unless a repeal bill should g,
be PASSED and comic before him for his
inpproval or veto.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-26
Dust-and Libraries.

Vest erday was an illustration Of the JUS
lice Of the demand for watering the
streets Of this city, ut least du.lns the
spring and sulncer months, Oh winch OUT
ncighbor The Times Dispatch. Is insist
ing so strenuously 1t was an ideal Guy
as a day, but in Richmond It was unconl-
Portable and ,lnwlolescme. II he air, We
fudge from tho appearance OF the SKY,
was delicious where 1t was not full OF
dust: but in our streets the WIND, not
very strong, was sufficient 20 Keep ths
dust. flyinE People who lncautiousiy !clt
their windows open that they might en-
ioy something OF tho breath of spring
found their ncstrils and threats iull OF
dust and their furniture, walls ana PIC
lures coated with t--and such dust! flll-
cd with and largely composed OF filtn,,
4 strong infusion of powdered granite, no.
body can calculate how many billions OF
germs or how many dozens OF diseases.
For people with lung Dr throat trouble
breathing 1t in, it meant intense aggfi-
walton. and It threatened those WHO are
! without such troubles 9
| 1t is a serious matter. Tho doctors, VINO
ought to know, tell liz that much OF itch
mond's high death rate is due 10 the pre-
yailing dust. Certainly our tuberculosis
! showing, as appears by the Official re-
| turns. Is something fearful Putting ASIDE
| Tho matters Of human pam. misery ant
| grief and taking q cold.blooded business
| view. we cannot afford TO have TINS cilS
| continue with such Il regulations, AS the
| case stands, people with families VIII NC
| deferred from coming here by our reports
of death and sickness. and certainly y "e
wish to attract and hold people We llus'
! make them reasonably comiortaple. = ~
| business Of city government ~ 70 pio'
i moto the health, comfort, prosperity hnI
4 welfare of tho people That Is what tllt
government is for, and II Is tho object We
4 have in paying taxes. Eosmntter y wa
tering In. streets does cost Slo,VW vi
$1,000 II year, we saved nearly
that much by our failure to accept tll'
Carnegie library. IN any case, we GU
afford TO pay 1t for comfort ana hca'Nh
TO have an atmosphere IN which Deopl'
can breathe and keep tieir eyes haie =
as necessary as any other work OF gov
erument, including even police and III
. protection,-Irh News Leader.
True. We saved ten or fifteen thou
/ sand dollars year by not saddling III
. Carnegie Library upon the city, aud Their
: is no Improvement in the streets to sho'
: for II. ono CT the arguments used agains
j. the library appropriation, indeed the onl
l. plausible argument, was that VIC needle
better streets. But tho streets arc II
if better and no cleaner. and the dust
i worse than ever. What has become OF u
he money we saved by not accepting II
Il l,arary? Where Is tho benefit? Whei
Y tho compensation? The News Leader
80 fair IT opposed tho library on tho sroul
y, that the money could be nsed better
10 other directions aud II iiaw comes TO
70 ward with a definite ana practical prop
40 sticn. II urscs that the n,opey. In.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-26
apenitentiary" Whitewash'

1,d,tor Of The Times-D ~, ,,,,ery
lsa ca Please publish through your qMetty
,',,,a tho recipe for mixing the Wl'l.e-
r Wa sh used at the penitei<'ary : y
take one-half bushel Gunslacked llme,
!, 4. Il WITH boiling waters cover during
40 process to keep in steam; 81, st ran
the liquid through hne sieve of su1a, !,
4, IA add 10 at "a peck salt, previously.
dissolved IN warm water, three pou''uns =
,.,co bo.led to q thin paste. and stirred y ~
,,h,le hot; one-half pound powdered spanI
.,sh whiting, and ono pound OF clean
cine. nrey iously dissolved by Soaking IN
cold water, and then hanging ever y slow
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-26
Easter Bells

Forget, o world! ahy sadness!
Away thy sorrow Ming
For in triumphant gladness NJ
& Tho bells OF Easter ring! g
The Lord, our God. is risen;
The stone Is rolled away,
That barred the graye-tho prison rs
OF Death is burst to-day. /. X 81
Ring out. o Bells! tho story K
To earth's rernotcst paris Sf Pr
Ring out It's SOLEMN glory, s e IS
/, aAnd, say to- human hearts, 9s ~ q.
That see no RAYS of dawning--s ~ 80 eng
n Whose life In darkness gropes-
The Resurrection morning
j Awaits our buried hopes,
When through DeaBfl's opening portal,
And from the ryen sod.
We rise TO life immortal,
In Christ, our risen God!
III ONWARD NORTON,
rs In The Army and Navy Magazine.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-26
Orange and Ferns.

Editor OF The Tmes-Dispatch:
STRENGTHENING is the reply OF 4 Richmond
florist to correspondent who inquired
concerning the care Of Grange trees cess and nd
ferns:
Any good garden soil will do for the
orange and ferns The palm should not
have been repotted until May, and then
tho palm should have been knocked .ou.
Of the rot, tho soil broken off and fresh
soil deaf mould is besD put with same
In a rot about one inch larger. The,
leaves drying up may have been caused ia'Ll e
by being chilled at the time the roo roots
were disturbed they uhe roots) not
having good hold OF the soil to care FOR or
themselves. IS 81 K 8j5s ~
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-26
IN Interest Of the Bugle.

cadet captain Koyer. ed!5r y lm ~ Y ni
eutenant Prlady business n hjs eity art art
ad isaten 81 tie Virgnia Peyeshns IN n
stit 1t annual known as The Bag;1Io O. gre are
In tie city arranging for the puD rnmi ~ 1
20 % ' be credit to the INSTITUTION, judg,;5,
RreesS Ssrgtt s Wsaaoy CON- %'s
~ ,,onw ~ his city. The cost OF the pub,
ficna fioh n viii be nearly ISIS, 900 The cadet
officers are at Murphy's Hotel
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-26
From Virginia Sanctums.

y The Charlotte Progress says: &
3 No one who Ia familiar with tho work.
Ing of3the anti-saloon movement through
souttthe country can deny that the Mann
law or any other stringent liquor law,
must provo abortive unless It Is demand
Cd and backed up by public sentiment
strong enough to compel its enforcement.
Suoh laws written on the Statute books
amount to nothing unless they are also
written In the fixed sentiments and de-
atcrmlncd purposes OF the communities for
whom they arc ordained.
The Roanoke Times asks this ques-
toni fl5 { 81 4s SgS
+ II. It be truo as is currently reported,
that In all sections of. the State there
is being manifested n decided degree Of
Democratic apathy In the matter Of
registration and noll tax payment,
would 1T mot beTwell for our various
asprants for nomination in the prI-j
mary, to cease for tho time mere
advocacy of their claims s,of political
prefcrment and unite In a vigorous APP
peal TO party Inembers to meet he are-
quirements In question?
The Newport News Times Herald filings
this brickbat: sa
When In the course OF n political cam
paign the time comes for hurting r1etu-,
sphorical lyddte into tho camp OF the
Phillistino opposition, Tho secretary will
please call tho namo of Norfolk county.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-26

flrc in small pot. hung within a large
ono filled with water. Add tivc gallons g ms
hot water to the mixture, stir wen well anu
lot 1t stand afew days covered from rom dirt q
1t can be applied hot or cold.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-26
Political Questions.

Editor of The Titnes-Dispatc
Slr,-1. Why can't the Mann liauor. law !
be appealed to the Supreme Il court llt o.
Appeals? Mr.. Willard says it5cannot.
9. is not Governor Montague totally
to participate y tne p ~ W..
election underasthe Const'tu ITO o ~
a.ssWhat has the Federal Constitution silt 10
GOT to do with the party laws Of q SOW
oreign3 state where the laws do not con-
fict with the Federal laws? -, 4
~ e II ;NON-PART1SAN.
t.. Because the law itself makes makes the the
decision of the Judge of the circuit court
final.
9. No. y
8. Nothing. 5
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-26
Problem in Algebra.

Editor OF Tho Tiines-Dispntcl,:
s5ir,-Wil You please work the following
algebrnic example In the shortest way!
ill., yE3) Solve for
II + " =2) !, and s..
I @ ait j.. W. Il, S
Rule. Tho square root Of the larger
Of the two numbers, II and Z, to- the near
est unit will he the value Of tho larger
v, and then can DO found by substitu-
ton. Square root of II to the nearest
unit : 8. In * II y -, being equal 10
3, vs. + = *
3 Answer: y "a x =
Proof: X T. W a + al ee
"a TX 20 r ~ IL
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-26

It seems TO be In order for Mr.. HYDE
Il request tho resignation Of the Equ UT
bio agents and see what they wouio 20 ~
that kind Of an emergency.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-26

A glance bnok at Easter !suggests INA.
I'm future 1t may BIO proper when speaA-
ling Of ones prosperity, TO say me %
doing a flower garden business.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-26
Problem in Algebra.

Editor of Tho Times-Dispntcf:
sir,--Wil you kindly answer IN your
query column the following question:
If d pole Is onc-half in5the water one
thru IN tho mud, and six feet out of the
water, how long lie the pole
& - SUBSCRIBER.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-26

rho President, was los. IN tho woods on =
Monday. Possibly het was sklrf' 1s' .
around trying to find somebody 70 nelp
him turn bear, loose w.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-26
QUERIES ANIL.
......ANSWERS
Veterans and the Poll Tax.
- ipp..s, sp.,ss.A
tor OF MIC ,rImes3Dispatch,

Editor Of Tie TlmesaDlspatch. I .7IEH
Sir,-1s 1t necessary for n man who
served In the spanish-Anlerlcaii wnr to
pay poll tax tn order to vote2 And
IL he Is denied this privilege, what re-
dress has lie7 BY answering above you
will greatly sobligc, READER u
1. No.
2. He may appeal to the court.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-26

It IS doubtful whether, since the BE- .,
ginning Of the world. 50 many invest west
rntions,, have ever before been going on
a. tho Same time.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-26

IA turpentino trust has been for 1'
ana it Is said ITO he Ia a. s SOW. :
With sticking quail ies.5
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-26

War poets are praying Ina. ~
patio may not be fought at q psuco
with MI unrhynable name
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-26
Problem in Arithmetic.

8lt'f ~ ASAAAAN~s
EDITOR of Tho Times-D spatc CHI:
Sip -Iolease solve through your query
ana answer column the following Prod
lem, giving tho whole oneration,
Venable's Practical Arithmetic aaaS x Pa IS
1914 example Is: Mr.. Bnmks e,.r,eu .a a. , vn
v week what part Of Mr., Rollns,s earn =,
w., 49, ,yas his excess over Mr.. Bankss
llgs 80 SUBSCRIBER
Ell Z a,sOe5. eb 5s. So: \, |. ls6oa'
80. - s4.soa5 ---- ~. ~ Mr. ''. -
240 10 54 y
weekly earnings,- can s,oa1 .s945 9
$50 q ,'- R. IS
s2os,7755 &c !. H. I, i over Mr.. B. Is.
as .sa A,7551
Z e-eo.. - - so = 1900 - ~ A Ans
IL a. 81 144O 2sso,0oo e
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-26

Truo. It is a year before the mex
rastor honnet. but then there will De De.
other honnets. .-...z-..s. :. II
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in water and mud. Th'

2 .
rest, ., out Of water 20 #; : !, {, :: SO IT /:
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-26

Tho earth may be getting ready to turn
into tho moon. as Abbo Moreut predicts ''NLs
hut there is no evidence sof green cites1f
as yet visible here to the naked ana IN.
scientific eye IN
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-26

III AZ usual the wheat cor l.rl' INV y
- ~ tho corner of their own MAXINE !.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-26
4 Questions of Grammar.
!, ], :. 6 M 5.,rimes-plspatch:

EDITOR, Of The Times-D Dispatch:
Sir.-Please answer the following:
Is 1t correct to say: Sarah, ne sup,
Snosed 1t was her. was there, or sn ould5
it he no supposed 1t was she:
- rs IT correct to use the possessiYe5
,,rono,n. whose, IN this sentence? II In
correct. give corrected version: ,,Ihere
&c on1yi one event whose Transportation
will make her happier. =, ,-,,1,x,r3
s s..IIe supposed 1T was she" The verb
20 he takes the same case after as be-
fore It.
,. :rhc sentence will do but the word
Transportation is Improperly USED use o. IN 'h '
connection. SIS. 81
Problem in Algebra.
EDITOR Of The TimeslDispsl CHI:
sir,-Will you please solve elgnlh ANY, nv
ninth problems on one hnndreosh puse
In venable's Easy Algebra
Is, y5x Il + Vl0x + 8 IS.
%, yx +-o=sls 2 w. tS5s . !,
viii appreciate the favor very n'uch
indeed, Please let me near from ~
at your earliest convenience, =, !, ~
q, v1ox q Wy =
1ox 4: z 6i - &c v5x ~ i 5x -
SIX p IS 80 10 Y5x IN Z 4
s.,,x + ..,y I4oJx b. 8 80
25xs 1SGOx - 1920
Dividing by 25 We ge.. w n
= 1880 5{ 55
x y 1os.149, or 4o.651
C) 5vx ~ =.13 w
x i 9. = 16o ~ 52ys +
x = 1Gs % 52v2
or. 4(42 ~ 13v2)
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saved be expended in cleaning ana spr' n.y.
ling the streets.
tits IN to the Council. 81

5ttSs.sf ~
The Newport News Press, whose edi1cr
Was formerly president of the Virginia
press Association, IS pleased with the pro
nosai to have a Joint meeting .of that t as
ISOLATION and tie North Carolina Associa-
ton this. year. After quoting from, one
of5the North Carolina papers, tho Press
says: -
1--WE trust that Wien the Executive COM nn-.
mitteo Of tho Virginia Press AS
soc,ation meets ~ to select place
Of meeting no insuperable obstacle
will DO found 4 III the way !. OF =. ae-
cepting the Invitation Of the North caro- r.,
5iInn editors, The relations between the
makers, Of the press III the two stat .ss
cannot be too close We believe q 1ol y.
meeting would be aof incaio,'lanie oene. -
to the members of both associations
Apart from tho pleasure and I'd profit OF
q joint meeting 1t will be q rare prlvi-
legc for the Virginia editors to visit Aisle Asl'e-
vile.
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: sir,-Will you please solve eighth any
ninth problems on one hundredth page
IN yennble's Easy Algebra
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