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Iowa state bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1894-1916, 1906-05-04
NGREGATiONALlSM IN THE
WEST.

Just a few months ago the Congre-
gational church was not known to the
colored people of the northwest, but
today the Union Congregational
church of Des Moines Is numbered
among the leading churches of the
west for colored people and its intlu
ence for goood Is for-reaching.
Rev. H. w. Porter never tires In
his endeavors to advocate the rea!
principles for which the church
stands. There is no difference be
tween the Congregational church and
any other evangelical church. It's pol
ity grows directly out of the New
Testament. We therefore believe in
the Holy Ghost as Gods appointed
agent for convicting man for sin and
Iowa state bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1894-1916, 1906-05-04
CURRENT LITERATURE.

Last month we received a beau
tiful pamphlet of DR.. Booker T..
Washington aud his work, by my
friend Adelbert NJ. Rhoberts of
Chicago. It is an eloquent and
scholarly tribute to this great
man. He says that the champion
of higher education will do we'll
to emulate his example. He says
captains of both have equal tasks
to preform-there should be riv-
airy but not controversy. The
pamphlet is we'll worth the price
IS cents.
Iowa state bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1894-1916, 1906-05-04
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Our Neighbor, is new IN aga
zine just out. Its motto is pure
thoughts, striving for right aud
justice, mot charity, but oppor-
tunity we ask" 1t is highly IL
lustrated and has some able ar
ticles. We congratulate its edi-
tor, W. W. Ferguson, upon his
very attractive initiative issue
and wish continued success for
Our Neighbor. 1t is published
in Detroit.
Iowa state bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1894-1916, 1906-05-04

rehesrsals are now on for an old 'oIks old
time concert which will be presented In
the near future.
He Try Cole has taken relapse and is
again confined To bed and in a very So.
rious condition having had to be tapped
ag ain. -.
Mrs. H. e. Rose is suffering with rheu
matlsm. ..G
Died on Wednesday morning at his
home 253 julien Ave, Walter FL. the IN.
FAINT son OF Mr., and Mrs. Edward w.
Martin at the age of two months and 8
days. A sweet little li!e has passed to the
great hey ond, his little brother amt sister
preceded him several years ago. Rev. J
.. Brown OF the East Dub, que NJ. +,
church (~hlte) preached beautiful Ser
mon the text bong, Il will 60 to him, he
shall not return to me. 1t was very i'm
p esslve and taken great hold upon the
congregation iutelment was at Linnwood
Ce'netery.
Louis Evans returned from his home at
St. Louis Wednesday and Is now engag
ed In preparing the diam md Packets
Quincy and st. Paul for an early ie,ump.
ton OF SCI vice IN the st. Louis and st.
Paul trade Mrs. Evans will join him
about the middl- OF May.
Last week.)
Especial to bystander.
. The Ladies Sc wing Circle are doing
grand wos'k in connection with the church
and are laoorIng zealoa.ly to assist the
pas or to get ready for conference. They
gave an auction sale on the 18th inst,
which was grand success sccialy and ii.
nauclally.
Mrs. Logan's father died March goth,
his death came as sheck and was quite
sudden caused from heart failure and old
age he was Sc Years old
he Old people who have been unable
10 get out during the cold weather are
now aole to be out and enjoy the line
April leather.
Rev. Penn will move to a more pleasant
and desirable resideLc ce in the near future
Mrs. Lswls has opeaed up a first class
hand laundry aud doing fine work. She
IS we'll pat' on ztd.
Mrs Ollie Ps n and little daug hter will
spend few weeks in the country.
Rev. VIM. Williams from Madison,
Wis, spent a day in our CITY enrout. for
Kansas City, Mo. and other points in
Kansas.
Easter services were conducted at the
A. M. 4. chu ch in a very elaborate style
i'l'es. cnt Nv. rs, plants and Easter bells
we're the decorations, The parents Ot
The c1'ldren were present to note the
crtditable manner in which the little ones
periurme their part OF the programme.
May every correspondent 10 the BY
st.nder give full account of the news
10 this Guy regardless OF personal likes or
dislikes aud bel p tOmake aud build up this
PIPER which i, edltel by one OF our most
loyal race lovers, the foremost paper OF
Interesting news IN the west.
Iowa state bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1894-1916, 1906-05-04

hrilt the evangelist singer who
jI6SOmpanied DR.. Jordan of Louisville,
\ that has been conducting seri' .
S(&6ngalisiic meetings here at the Cor
3Rthian Baptist church left Monday for
!Ottumwafor one night meeting. Rev.
ffigh accompanied him, from there
{ Dtit 10 his home in Nashville,
0un Rev. Dr.. Jordan went to Dav-
srt Mond " where he held a meet
/ And from there he goes to his home
M sodisville, Ky.
Iowa state bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1894-1916, 1906-05-04

S(ly d u n. ber OF young people were
Isined on last Tuesday evening
home Of MIR and Mrs. Price
der in Highland Park, ia honor
Edith Ccmey Of Webster City.
ning was very pleasantly spent
9sich refreshments were served.
A0rturate enough to be present
IN the pleasant home party.
Iowa state bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1894-1916, 1906-05-04

mn IaS District Grand Lodge No. 80,
,nlStrict Grand Household Of Ruth.
NO. r, VIII meet with Charity
aSNo s192 in this city June IL, 13
Ella borate arrangements are
made for their entertainment.
IaS4athe attra ctions is the Buxton
= Scornet hand. Watch for future
! cements in this paper.
Iowa state bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1894-1916, 1906-05-04
WASHINGTON. IOWA NOTES

| "AoF1INAl YIN, lO"A NJ IES
A. G. Clark OF Oskaloo,a visited
in the city last Thursday enroute
home to Oskaloosa from Daven.
port where he had served on the
federal jury.
Rev. and Mrs. Bro,les of Paris,
Ill, have been in the city for the past
ten days canvassing for the Am
bidexter school at Springfield, Ill.,,
and are meeting with good success
in securing funds.
The following came to attend the
funeral of Mrs. Samuel Hall and
wife Of West Liberty, la; Mrs. Mary
Holmes, Moline, H.; Bell Hall
Taylor of Rock Island, ILL.,; Isaac
Hall of OEaEa, Nebr.; Nose Hall
Of Oskaloosa, Iowa; Mrs. Henry
Rhodes, Wellman, la. Miss Mable
nan, heOKuK, Ia.
mrs. F. D. Motts entertained
few friends at dinner Sunday.
Mr.. Brown of Iowa City who
spent the winter in the city at the
Geo. Crump home returned to his
home last week.
Lewis Wallace who has been sick
is better at this writing.
Frank Hall is convdlescent.
Rev. Gordon of Ottumwa came
over Sunday night and conducted
services at the funeral of Mrs. H all
returning Monday evening.
Saturday evening at 5:45 occurred
the death of Mrs. Samuel Hall at
her home on South Avenue B. Mrs.
Hall has been aling for the past
nine months, but was not consider.
ed seriously i'll until about two month
ago. Her condition became worse
until the ulcers which had formed
in her stomach caused the death Of
this aged lady. Miss Millie Lazen-
betty was born in March 1870 in
Ardell county, North Carolina, on
plantation among slaves. She
grew to womanhood in that section
of the country and in 1852 her mas.
ter moved to western Tennessee
near the town Of Summerville, in
Fayette county. In a short time
master bought Samuel Hall, who
had been raised within short dis
tapce of Miss Lazenbethy when in
North Carolina. Three years later
MIR. Hall and Miss Mile Lazen-
betty were married and had lived
together for over fifty years, In
1864, after the emancipation of
slaves, Mr.. and Mrs. Hall moved
to Washington, which has since
been their home. Mrs. Hall is sur.
| vived by her husband and the fol-
lowing children: Frank, A. L., Nose
Gus, Ben, Isaac and Jas. Hall,
whose address at present is not
known, Mesdame Annie Rushing,
Mary Holmes and Mrs. Belle Hall.
| The funeral services were held Mon
day afternoon in the A. Nj. E..
church conducted by her former
pastor Rev. Nj. l. Gordon of Of
tumwa and intermen was in the city
cemetry. Mrs. Hall had been a
member of the A NJ. f. church of
this city for over IS years and had
also been a member of the same
church at her old home in North
Carolina. A good and faithful
christian woman is gone and she
will be greatly missed in this com
munity by all who were so forlu
nate to know her. The Hall family
is one of the old families of thi.
community and highly sespected
The sympathy of the friends goe!
out to the bereaved ones. s'Deatt
comes equally to us all and make.
us all equal when it comes"
Henry Rhodes of Wellman visitee
at the Samuel Hall home Sunday.
Iowa state bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1894-1916, 1906-05-04

6nndayis sacremental day at the
Q1lon congregational church. Rev.
!Sster will receive seeeral new men,
into the church. All members
N friends are ask to CINE out early
SAdsy morning.
Iowa state bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1894-1916, 1906-05-04

Hs e Edmonds who has been
alko lick was taken to the Methodist
S(tfAl for operation last week is
(iaR along very nicely at present
& eyA Il, D.Mond of New Orleans,
lIt3 presch at the U nion Congregation
Schnrch Wednesday and Thursday
ning, ,severy body is invited.
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x A. IA L. DeMond D. D. of New
Sans, La who will arrive here next
fora few days visit. He will
4n5direet to Buxton, where he
llI orgAnize a Congregational church
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Iowa state bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1894-1916, 1906-05-04

D. b. Claire of Cedar Rapids
ednesday in our city enroute
pone. He called at the Bystan-
and made us happy by paying
transcription.
Iowa state bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1894-1916, 1906-05-04

4 sneSday May 9Th contest in de-
1mntiOn will be given at the Corin-
lsss apt!st church. The contestants
u eIssfs Ly dia Lockridge, Blanche
4 5n0ton, Ardella Carr and Clara
"a beautiful silver medal will
asGn Instrumental solos will be
HI Mrs. s b Bryant and Miss
i2 yaDggins, Solo Miss Nellie Stan
6ssmpa MED by Miss Jennie Stan
dmission 10 cents.
Iowa state bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1894-1916, 1906-05-04

Ae D s. will meet next Thurs.
Sfterpoon at the home of Mrs. Carr
Streat. All members are re-
tO be present so as to elect a
1testo the State Convention.
Iowa state bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1894-1916, 1906-05-04

~. Brown, the Palmist, has
branch Office at 2409 Uni
avenue, which will be open to
blie every Tuesday and Thurs
Iowa state bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1894-1916, 1906-05-04

lty Federation will meet next
lay afternoon at 200 o'clock
M. e. church.
Iowa state bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1894-1916, 1906-05-04

C. H. Comley and daughter
~ Thursday evening for their
Webster City.
Iowa state bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1894-1916, 1906-05-04
HES SHORT ORDER
Ma LUNCH ROOM
hing to order in home style
Nrooms furnished.
Eclass service guaranteed.
II TL;.J G. IOWA PHONE
llllu ~. l3i6-x

s sday evening Miss Ada Hyde
ss11y Mt. rlained at her home,
Snd avenue, in honor OF her
4 Bss Edith NJ. Comley OF Webster
\! bout thirty young, people were
u Various games and music
program Of the evening.
Iowa state bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1894-1916, 1906-05-04

3ohn Jenkens of Minneapolis
fned home. She came here
1f&d the funeral of her mother
z 6lden.
Iowa state bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1894-1916, 1906-05-04

16eat invita- tions have been issu-
S39e Masons announcing a May
for Tuesday evening the 18th.
Iowa state bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1894-1916, 1906-05-04

There are always two parties TO
contract, and yet In = majority of
cases but one Ia expected TO carry IL
ont ... .-.~..., .....
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|||I'Y NEWS.

#S1fyou Nave relatives or friends visit
aity or going co make visit. please
Awe solicit all your local news-Ed.
Iowa state bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1894-1916, 1906-05-04

lettie Fox who has been quite
&ch better
Iowa state bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1894-1916, 1906-05-04

Allen on Park street who has
lite sick from a stroke Of apop-
tepo, ted some better.
Iowa state bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1894-1916, 1906-05-04

Light refreshments we're served The
guest departed voting Miss Hyde
royal hostest.
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apolis s. St. Louis r. R.

Every Tuesday during this year we
VIII sell Homeseeker tickets to Min
Iowa state bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1894-1916, 1906-05-04

S9larence Cameron White, the
Dlinist of Washington, ID. c.,
here the 18th. ,t.,..
Iowa state bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1894-1916, 1906-05-04
Services at Union Congregational
Church

Church
Corner OF Tenth and Park Streets,
Sunday May 6, Morning service, 1890
Celebration Of the Lords Supper, and
reception OF members; Sunday School
1900 m: Mems League at 800 p. m; !;
Y. r 5. Christian Endeavor 700 p m !;
Evening service 500,
Rev Fl. w. Porter. Pastor.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-03-27
BLOCK OF C, & O. STOCK
SECURED BY ,RlCHMONDERS

Mr.. Flcd W. Scott, heaG of the bank
ing firm of Scott ana Stringfrllow, ana
II party Of Richmond capitalists have So
cured, it Is said, 4 large block OF Ches-
upcnke aud Ohio stock, and Will make an
ondcavor to have the stock placed upon
IL three per cent. basis AZ the next req
t,llar meeting of the company.
1t Is stated on excellent authority that
n committee will wait on the Board OF
Directors, ana In view of tie marked in-
crease of earnings of the road willsurgc
that Tho stocklolllnrs 10 allowed TO par
'ticlpatc In the distribution of 4 portion OF
tho Increased surplus,
Chesapeake ana 0hin stock vas eN-
trcmoly active on Yesterday, the riso
.heng attributed to the proposed action
of the Richmond holders,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-03-27
,Tillnan Announces That. lie Mil
Bring Matter: " Up. 81. in Senate Senate
To-day.
fovERMAN AssAILs JUDGES. is;
Foraker Offers Amendment to
Prohibit Issuance of Passes.
\ Long Debate: i
.(By 4 lsssooiated Press.) n

~ B .
4r,y.ASHINGTOS. March 2G.-IIherc was =
hint In the Senate today nj an effort. 70
.Nx a time for "a final vote on the railroad
rate bill bit II was surrounded ny 80
3mnch circumstances and doubt that no
nfnliction ,s 10 the time would the tusti-
ned ~ Ar. ti'illnnii stated thnt&&li would
bring tho matter up in tic scmia ma te g, 10 70
morrow. and unless objection. IS then
made, he may ask 10 have a day spcci-
ncd
I. rho suggestion as to time arose IN con-
ncction with tho more or less serious cf-
fort on the part of n number of senators
10 secure immediate consideration oil
amendments offered by themselves. Mr.,
Tillnlan resisted all attempts Of stiiat
kind on the absence Of any senators,
saving that votes ought not 70 be taken
without full notice to senators. Among
the provisions offered were:
BY Alr. Foraker: Prohibiting inc
issuance Of passes
BY Mr.. Scott: Compelling railroads !,
to connect with other railroads.
BY Mr.. Culbcrson Denying to inter
state roads the privilege of making
campaign contributions.
Mr. Cverinan made n general speech
in support Of the bill and Alr,sTillman
spoke a some length against undue haste
Ia considering the question.
Looking to Tillman.
Al the beginning or the session. D..
tTillman presented n letter from Mil
lard j. Snyder, Of clnrksburg, w. Va
relating 10 the determinations of rail
roads In that State against Independent
coal operators by tho Baltimore and Ohio
Railroad. Mr.. Tillmnn said that the
senator from West Virginia had expressed
the hope that lie would give the Senate
something on this line every morning
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-03-27
Able and#Illoqucnt Speeches ' on on
Both Sides Of the Question.
Action Unanimous.
!.

ii AflcrNa lengthy session. In which tEc.e
we're many spcechcp and splcily intcrcs:- :-j
iAg splts tween 4, he members, the
committees Il. Grounds sartsS Buildings 8 II
ana Finance III I session glhs,
finally decided liz ;eNor5sof s Miss Grace
&A1ents ;as agairstSS the EfollyWood Cor
porat ton in the contest for the's pnrchi'ase7 IS
4 Of the Clark sprln. property y.55iii8 ii
4 Speeches we're made on botll sides sides :DS
represcnt tutives ot lie contending par
ties, Mr.. NJ NJ Gillian speaking for the
corporation, and Il number OF tiiose
prominent in Miss Arents's work on
Oregon Hill speaking II iierN belail b
(. MrsW. II. Dubney, chairman Z oi lile "
sub-co,nmittee3{nppo sSles,oIl ~ ~
the matter offered the oiinWlng s resoSi.
s3tion wncl was adopted w iti,out 81 q rs y
sent: n Ss,@. ftHi
5.,We, 4 the committee. recont11eln7ue'.
the sale Of Clark Spring property to u
Miss Arents, It she Will pay twenty
five thousand dollars ($25,ooo.9o for
said property, With reservations for "
n harrison Street to extend through
said property; also sufficient space
necessary to the maintenance and
equipment oftthe old reservoir, ana y
the preservation 4 OF the space now
occupied BY the graves theren; also *
5%a s,,ch%r,ahts as are refnecessarys for the 4.
nropcrtnantenance Of and access to 3,s
water%malns and a building OF sew -$il
ers onasald sproperty.'''s55.Is 5I 55S
Report in Detail.
CAPTAIN u. B. Wood, chairman Of tne
Joint committee, presided, ana me y. re-
mort from the chairmanFof tho sub
~ Mr. IN bnpV. WAS flrSC
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-03-27
GIRL ABOUT TO WED 4
KILLED by Father. III !.
Man, Supposedly Unbalanced, Their
Sent Bullet Into His Own
Brain.
.lBv Associated press.) )

T.. . ~. .
FVlIRIITT, MASS. March 26.7-Less
5thnn5lthree hours before the time set for
her wedding to-day, Pansy p. Townsend
vas shot ana mortully wounded by her
father, Joseph p. Townsend, IN theift
home in this city Townsend then ended
his life with Il bullet.
4 Miss Townsend wIts to have been mar
rIed 10 Francls Il. Perry. Of Fort Myers,
Florida, at 6 o'clock ,to-night at the Pco-
pies Temple Boston, Early In the after
noon the father,sent tho only other mem-
her Of tho family, his, ts,nneen-year-oid son.
Ioscpb, to East Boston. on an errnnd
connected witlr'the coming wedding, The
how returned about 80 and let himself
.into the house withEn key. Calling to
hIs father and receiving no answer, hc
n,,shed open the sitting room door and
entered. On the floor lay the dead body
Of his father the head In n pool OF blood,
and a small rifle across the knees. Be-
sldo him was q revolver Of heavy
calibrc. @
The side Of the room and, according 70
tlie boy's statement, Wns still olive. The
NOV tried TO force s0nie brandy. down
4 his sisters throat and falling. hurried = 4
,er doctors When they arrived me
Girl was dead. She had hoen shot through
tho head. The only clue to the cnllse OF
Ethc tragedy wns this mote written Dy
Townsend to-day: 4
55InAt 3:4O i have taken my daughfers
Hllfe and my pwn.. dn this ralher,tllan
seq her the wife Of Francis Perry.
So far as Is known 'Io~nsend 1, iiLl
nothing against Perry and the supposltipl
is That Townsend's mind was unbalanced
.by rcuson OF his love for his daughtsl
and his brooding over the prospect. nf
separation from slcr Townsend was .for-
merIy mate on vessel sailing from
a BOSTON, He was born IN Baltimore ~
years ago. Ills wifesiias becn dead 8seN'
fcral years Miss Townsend Was q 5ycals
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-03-27
MEMORIAL UNHEEDED
OHIO TO GIVE $4,000
House Votes to Concur in Senate
Amendment and Will Not
Reconsider Action.

(By, ASS0clHtcd TrrsSD
x COLJjMDiiS, OHIO, March ed,--The
House this evening concurlcd in tho
Senate amendment to the appropriation
bin setting aside $4,000 Instead OF sac, coo
for the States participation in the
jamestown llxposltion. Flfteen minutes
later tho memorial OF Wells Posi- G. A..
r., asking the Legislature to hold up the
appropriation until the Mayor of Rich
Emond Va, retractS his statement re-
pnrding the flag which lie recognizes, was
presented to tho House, Tho House Will
not reconsider It's action.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-03-27
BIG FREIGHT YARDS
FOR TIDEWATERR ROAD
Will. Be Built at Norfolk, to Cost
oo,ooo-Further combina-
tion Likely,
(By Associated Press. \

NORFOLK, VA, March ~ General
Munger Raymond Dupuy Of the ride
water Railway, Tonight announced that
his road, through RtF Baldwin its real
estate agent in this city and u, IL.
NIandley, OF New York. had secured four
acres Of tpropcrty on Main and l'erlnlldtl
Streets, adjoining the Norfolk passenger
and freight terminals of the Norfolk and ana
Western Railway.
Tue Tldewater, according TO MT, lpuplay,
will erect IL passenger station and 8conT
struct freight yards onaits properl ", COST
ing half II million dollars. 5s &
Arrangements Have been made egl"'tll ! w V
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-03-27
Monsignol Morris to Be Bishop.

(By Associated Prcss)
8lROAlE,, March 2G,-rhe Congregation
OF rin Propaganda has decided to pra-
pose To the Pope the appointment Of
Monsignor John -. Morris,iof NASHVILLE,
Tenn, rs cpadiu.or bishop Of Little
poek, Ark
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-03-27
THE WEATHER

Forecast: Virgi,lIn--Raln and warme
Tuesday; Wednesday, fair, colder: fresh
possibly brisk, south, shifting to ives
winds.
: North Carolina--Warmcr Tuesday, wit
occasional showers; Wednesday, fair
fresh south winds.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-03-27
Thermometer This Day Last Year

/ o A. M,,.,,.,,..so 80 9 Gp M,,',,,,,.. 20
IL M.,.,,.,,.,,.,.,,bl M,,s,t.,,,.,.,oa
.3 i. M,,..,,,,,....7G y mldnight,,,. ~
(Ayerage...,.. I'D
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-03-27
Conditions Yestrdav,

Rlchmond's Weather WAS cloudy an
warmer Range Of the thermometer:
o. a. M...,........3o r. M.,,,.........5l
.la M,.,..,,,,...,...4o 9p. M.,s,,.......,4S
.. TP. M.......,....45 12 miGniglit....... 4G
5a average. .,,..,,.......iG l-6,)
Highest temperature yesterdaS,,....,, 81
Lowest temperature yesterday. 80
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Normal temperature for Mnrcll,,...,..,. 10
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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-03-27

3VHad the Mayor's remarks Feeh :
+. taken seriously by those present, his
address would have received no more
applause from the mon Of VlrnInla and
Of the South than It would have re-
cpiycd from the men oN'the North.
whose equals they are IN patriotism
and In love OF the Stars and Stripes.
i, uTn my mind, those Who have taken
tho after seriously have made them.
selves rIdlculous,"