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Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1906-05-05
PLENTY STEEL
FOR BUILDING

San Francisco. Nav 5.-Hepresenta-
tives of the steel companies have
promised that structural steel will be
delivered In San Francisco for the
next three years faster than It can be
rivited together In the frame Of the
buildings The steel companies also
rromise that all credits given on past
business will be extended and that
payments on new orders will be de-
ferred to the longest possible limit.
Money from the American and for
eign insurance companies to meet the
IRE losses IL already arriving. and win
be distributed in cash or negotiable
drafts.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1906-05-05
MUST KEEP TO RIVER FRONT
Asotin City Council Puts Restrictions
on Hailread Survey.

srecial to Evening Teller
Asotin. wash.. May 6.--At q special
conference Of the city council it was
decided not to permit the railway sur
veyors to run lines within the city
limits except along the water front.
The crew u working n harmony with
the wishes Of the city council.
3. Matthes left Wednesday ON .
short business trip 70 Moscow and spo-
kane.
J. N. BEN. father o. John B. Bell.
cashier Of the bank Of Asotin. was
stricken by paralysis wednesday
morning. He h belne attended BY ORA
Fulton and WcodruR ana = doing -
wen ~ can b expscted.
Robert r. An1egspp has ma<e appli-
cation for. n1sai pso q ~ h6une e1tsaA
IN Sec. :. q ~ NJ r. ~
2. La Dusstf clnr11esn yis1tsd =
town yesterday.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1906-05-05

Altoona. Pa. May 5.-Tsn psOplo -
dead a. the result of : head-on col1i-s
sion last night between tho ChioaGe
mail train No. n and the 81. L0ule N
press No. ls on the Pennsylvania rail-
road
speed. and came together because - ~
misunderstAnding Of orders. s
a few hours before ~ freight cGs1
had been wrecked II the union
naces. on the middle division. ~ lail
east Of this city, and Al trains Wtxo
being run around Altoona over ~
cuton.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1906-05-05
CALL MEETING
BOARD TONIGHT

There is a called meeting of the
school board tonight to hear the report
of the special committee sent out to
find suitable location for the east end
ward school. The site selected before
was rejected and the committee asked
to find one nearer to the center Of
population and within the proposed
sewer district, where modern santa
tion would be possible. II such site
is offered tonight there Is little doubt
that cali will he made for a vote on
a bond issue to cover the cost of two
ward schools to cost at least $4,000
each.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1906-05-05
BLOOD SHED
BY RIOTERS

Passic, N. j., May Sin battle be-
tween riotous italian strikers and the
police four rioters were shot and q
number Of policemen injured. one Of
whom may die. Thirty-two Italians
were made prisoners.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1906-05-05
CLERKS
TO TESTIFY

New York, May 6.Subponenas have
been served on the supply department
clerks Of the Mutual Life Insrro nee
Co, requiring them to appear before
the grand jury with their books next
Monday. when the jury begins its M
iyestieation OF insurance matters.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1906-05-05
FEAR water
IS IMPURE

San Francisco. May 5.-There IL
some anxiety as to the purity Of the
water supply. City Chemist Gibbs
states that samples of water from va
rious parts OF the city have been found
so full Of bacteria as to indicate sewer
pollution.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1906-05-05
HIPS GET RUSH ORDERS
British Squadron Making Expedition
Toward Constantinopie.

London, May 5--A dispatch from
Malta states that sudden orders have
been received for the whole British
Mediterranean fleet to proceed to sea.
The destination of the voyage is not
revealed. It is believed that the naval
demonstration is in connection with
the Turko- Egyptian question.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1906-05-05
Special to Evening Teller.

Nezperce. Idaho. May Shy Nes-
perce Cooperative Telephone )-Last
night in this vicinity was the coldest
weather reported for the month Of
May for several years. Water frose .
the depth Of two inches although the
night was clear, the cold was not &C.
companied by frost on the ground. a
strong wind blew all night. No dam
age to grain or fruit has been reported.
although the early gardens received
slight damages.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1906-05-05

committee of the anthracite strike
commission OF 1908, which the opera
tors were willing to have continued,
and which they will later seek to have
continued. and will later seek to obtain
through conciliation board, or by a
board of arbitration, thus lettering
conditions which they claim are work.
ing hardships on them.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1906-05-05
ONLY VEGETABLES ARE MT
No Damage TO Other Crops In the
Vicinity Of Mohlsr.

Mohler, Idaho. May 6.--(By No1-s
perce Cooperative Telephone The
cold spell last night did no damage 70
crops except tender vegetables. water
frose an inch thick. The night was
too cold for the appearance Of frost.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1906-05-05
Miners Will Resume Work.

Scranton, May 5.-The report Of the
scale committee recommending the re-
turn to work was accepted after SIS
minutes discussion. The convention
adjourned until Tuesday to give the
scale committee an oportunity to
confer with the operators.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1906-05-05
POSTPONE ACTION ON BILL
Committee Has Not Considered Pub
iieity for Contributions.

washington. May Reconsideration
"f the bill requiring publicity regard
lag all election contributions has been
postponed In the committee. A bill in
connection with others has been franz
ed for the same purpose.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1906-05-05
2-|NCH ICE
At NEzPERCE
Sharp Frost This Morn.
ing Up the
Clearwater
VERY LITTLE DAMAGE.

Sharp frosts occurred on the
prairie and at points along the
Clearwater last night. Although
ice was frozen in many places.
no reports Of damage to crops
have been received, although
tender vegetables were nipped.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1906-05-05

Fred Emery left this afternoon for
Orofino and will make q trip into the
North Fark country before he ,tturns.
DR.. n. Fl. Little went to his ranch
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1906-05-05
No Damage q Lapwal.
,ial to- Evening Teller.

Lapwai, Idaho. May Shy Nes-
perez Cooperative Telephone. ,rha
cold streak last night which struck the
prairie towns and destroyed early snf-
dens. did no damage here; the fEoee
being too light to efEect the srein -
gardens n IL
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1906-05-05
REPORTS FROM
STATE OFFICERS

Warden r. L. Whitney OF the Idaho
penitentiary. has filed his regular
monthly report Of April in the office OF
the secretary Of state, says the Boise
Statesman. On April 80 there were
212 convicts on the state prison or ~
less than on the last day Of March.
During April IL convicts were dis
charged and one escaped. the latter be-
ing James Tannin Of Washington
county. for whom the officers are stiil
searching. Three OF the prisoners dis
charged were p-rsnne They are Nell
son HIGGINS. sent from Bsnnock coun-
ty on conviction Of criminal assault:
Ed~,urd anderson, from Bingham
Count conv'cted OF burglary; Edward
Lancartcr. f-cm Idaho county, con-
victed Of rape.
But four prisoners were admitted to
the state penitentiary last month and
three Of them were convicted In Koote-
nal county. They are George Miller.
six months for burglary: Fred Parker.
one year for grand larceny and James
Beske, three years for grand larceny.
The other new arrival was sent up for
one year from Bear Lake county on
conviction OF embexxlement. His name
Is H. B. Thompson.
The wardens household expenses for
the month OF April amounted to Ses.55.
The financial report from the prison ID
an follows:
stats Cash FUND.
Balance on hand April 1....... .&405s.el
Receipts April to April 30.,. s16.6s
Balance April So. .............. ls74.17
Prissnsrs' Privats Fund
Balance April 1............... 93431.s4
Receipts April to April ao.... 3ss.31
ss7ss.is
Disbursements April 70 April
q ~. ..s..s....... seese2
Balance April 20. so............ .ss3ss.S1
llbsasy Fund.
Balance April l...............S eeS.El
Receipts April 70 April - 37,ag
Balances April se............,.s 7as.7l
Balancs n ell funds April -. .t7gls.11
Nepest Srem oeldlee1 tlsase. &
Commandant II. Z. Chamberlain ~
the Idahe soldiee4 hoHso yoataednv md
his monthly report = follows:
-5..s-a -
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-10-21
General Ships Successor

Editor ~ Tho Times Dispatch.
Sir.-The recent announcement 81 clio
retirement or General Scott Shlpp snrsr
tnl'hd"nt OF the Virginia Military Instf-
tut'. on a Carnegie foundation. calls tha
"''enuon % AN the friends OF tho institl-
''h L" tho question ass 90 who will I. hiu
I'D" '"le sNcces sor. 10 is recognized t,,
1H mat II Will Doe exceedingly dffHciii+ =,
,I." man who VIII mn the post Of SUPER
',''i4t Nitn The success that hos char
"Jleilzed General Ships administrator
10y reason OF the peculiar character ~
,, ff'Ni many np rfr lf NtcA.
eNreeaingiy desirable that the future eii,-
,.'l,'ha@nt should Doe selected from
among the members of the faculty -rhf,
lS On" to the fact thar Familiarity win
'""'aiy matters. and especially with CON
soiutoiy essential
n General ships successor IS selected
4+''" Ii" i"'uity. as seems likely There
"i" many who believe that 10 win DO
wis o. appoint Colonel Herr, q i-o-1
PROFESSOR or English and Latin % ga
position or supe rintendcnf Colonel r.~.f
D. a nrtn under forty years 81 .ga .,.f
. or recognized scholarship erars,.. H
ability. ~" graduated from tic irs,it.t
lii 1879. ana after spending few ye.-s
,-.i... ,,nl professor attended t.s
trfelf} az virginia. where he rero., .af
Toe degree ~ Doctor ~ ph Ifosor-,- h.
was then elected hv the Board of t-f.f,r.,
or th" " adjunct professor ~ rrr-
promoted 20 "a fuu nrofceerrshfn g.. o..
H.iiA" department Tu lsg upon tho ra-
.'fnaiion Of The cofnwandant ~ cadets
INe duties OF that office wsr. aa4ol 80
nus regular acadernle work until IA r.--
nar'Hf cornunuinnt should pa a-rDfr.t.f
Colonel Ford conducted o.. anafr. -.
" .tn 'Er"at success. aE was evidenced BE-.
rho splcnd'G condition ~ fra re--s ,,.,.s,
~ tho Charleston Exposition Colonel
WINE serving ns corursndarf.
ro--s improved o." discipline ~ mo
There =, no question ,hat many ~ t.s
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-10-21
Remedy for Race Riots.

Editor % The T.mos-D -pat.n-
SRA writer from Atlanta states that
o. one result of tre race riot In chat
c.-r the feeling against the whlskey traf-
fl is terrific. and that the city Council
revoked the license Of every saloon Tine
catastrophe appears 10 have thrown I'd
particularly urid light upon Oh. saloon
and it seems 20 me that IL viii nor to-
Quire very many such object lessons 90
make every Southern community SENSE
Die OF the intimate relation existing. not
only between the saloon and race riots.
Hlt between the saloon and that horrible
orire which iaoitcs tho riot.
an sorts Of people are proposing an
sorts OF remedies FOR this race peril
from the wild emigTatonist who insists
uTon wholesale eNpatrlation ~ tho ne
erors 20 the inreudiary who hints -
massacre Between Tom Dixon and Sen
ator Tnlman we have had quite enough
or this eveil suggestion. Facuo novelists
and voluble stumpers aro liable 10 talk
too much with the mouth and words
&C ming in such aValanches are usually
cheap. There seems to bee eloquencs OF
every sort in great abundance. excepting
the eloqunce Of wisdom with reference to
this race problem. To cxpatrIate all the
no groes would he worse blow against
the Industrial South than al the evil
O., the civil War who would fiji their
CAina2 There are no others. for the peas
ants Of Northern Europe will not come
tc this section SO long rs the great North
west heckons them. determination. a
most hldcous proposI tion. would be in-
fnitolv worse. for in that case world
wide fear and dctestation would isolate
the south for a hundred years. Tho So
called statesmen who hint at either OF
these expcdients are the enemies Of their
country.
Tho recent experience OF Atlanta IL
lustrates the race problem I'm n very
Illuminating way. because IL has served
TO Impress more forciblv. what has LONG
been suspected. that the saloon often.
D. not always incites the indispensable
crime which infuriatcs the unspeak-
able mob. There Is at least sufficient
data pointing in this direction To iustify
tlc most searching investigation 10 deter
mine accurately whether the saloon is
not as prolific in spawning this crime
as the many others for which fl Is
notorious II a statistical analysis should
fiN this sinister responsibility upon the
groggerv We would not be likely 10 hear
very much more twaddle about sufnutii-
ary laws The saloon bred negro beast
would soon drill the Southern mind on,
THAT point. The vast iniquity Is doomed
anyway. The handwriting is on III wall
and the vision OF the hand that wrote II
and is still writing is the red hand Of
crime. But ST % IS found to he the in
spiratOn Of the race peril how quickly
win our southern manhood seal IT'S dam
nation That black horror was unknown
iu slavery times. and So was the low
saloon as den OF negro vagrants
Aool"A It now FAR NE sake Of our I'M!
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-10-21
PERSONAL AND GENERAL.

New York has no fewer than forty nine
Jewish Sruls1saes.
The mrs, electric railway IN mo world vas
built ga ireland
shen.eid uses yearly over 100000 ring
bones f7r knife handles
The population ~ ch,easo now a'uoet OK
aetiy equals that % Vienna
man has been Imprisoned In Paris for
l0ng his donkey heipless.y drunk I'm tho
streets.
Rome has a water supply ~ 2JOo-ooOo gal
Ions a day. London. only l6o 10000 ana Paris.
During thlr'y DAYS after death IN china
shave nor change thelr clothes
meters -disIs indicating fhe distance traversed
and cost o. fhe passengers.
is estimated that nearly 1000 acres u
cedar trees a4e cut down annually 20 provide
tlc material for lead pencils
Bach stroke ~ "A mans heart occupies about
lt4f a. second tut the heart rests after each
stroke. 30 that So only makes seventy MIN
rn Nota scotia tho experiment. has been
tried ~ running a train VITA hsmmocks in-
stead ~ che usual hunks IN the sleeping cars.
JIG was great success.
PARTISAN life seems TO agree with Parislans.
The latest figures show 90 the city 1000 octo-
ronaflans and go non"genarians. 81 whom -
ar nearly 100. Six are over JOE years Of age.
Receipts ~ the New York postoTico are FAR
ltDHl % those OF any othcr office IN the
world f'r Tho Same extent 81 territory. At
about si-oooo0
Germany has 10000 beehiyos. which fur
i.71 -fr tons ~ honey tn year. while
among European coan .rle. MIN J. 60 90 hives
a."l l'Fo CONS % honey.
...oo give Som. some e.. of how weeds multiply Il
siass wlu produce 1900 seeds: dandeiions.
.-'..' Sh'phriu purse 90. wheat thief.
Uo. laswrct. $50. pursiaine a.. 90. r,laufain
G..OyA aud buldock. ss.0oO.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-10-21
A Society Mans Confession.

n oCOlSNF Wan AOnrc SSlOn.
A citizen OF BROOKLYN makes the follow
Ing interesting confession through ihc
columns of the New York Sun.
Aiy income has been about Twenty-Five
hundred dollars for many years past I
ann now nfty. have q wife and daughter
whom 4 have not disciplined TO usefulness
because never ao,e Co serve as an cNein-
piar Of self-disciDline. Between us we
nave about two thousand dollars worth
"i jewciry. which We 90 not wish 20 lose.
although we are weary Of a. We
nave "a weary succession OF servants at
twenty dollars "a month. whose lighter
duties could De performed 10y my wife and
daughter AS relief from the terrible on
nm which they endure. n they only knew
some thing about housekeeping.
we entertain and are entertained.
When they and 7 arc in evening clothes
the whole gang should bc arrested and
fined very heavily en- The grounds Of pDr-
soral appearance. oar apartments are
hidoous. with dust-couecting drapcrios.
rugs, pillows "wh1t-uots," should -notS
h2nd-pa0ted Gro shovols. frying pans and
other wf'r1 artlT'fe conceptions and
monstrosities Of tho two unhappy
women a disnonv desuotic dog COVE
p.etes our household misery I have thrice
purposCly lost tho detcstod beast. but Doc
has each time been returned and rd
claimed and allowed I rarely toll the
tr-t1 % my uifc and she reciDr5cates in
conduct
.l frequent fashionable restaurants with
other uo0ror friends 7 Handsomely tin
tho "nSe~ Nous waiter. who sc0rus me and
would Take my life next dav ~ should
accidentally i0stle MIN IN "a crowded car
We Indulge f. after-,heatre suppers which
sc do not need and cannot digest. in cabs.
on rofuo-so. and hate all others with tho
Same incomes and hank accounts We
a-n moro rIfti4s collars. CUTS and in-
anity and ! suffer from chronic drein
~ po0kDthool1"
Those ~ MS who have moderate incomes
cannot hut w0nde- how this RroolSlvnite
has managed to maintain succession OF
servants nj twenty dollars month: en-
terrain and DC entertained In the Smart
S' so to Tho theatre ara give nrtor-
theatre sup7ers. Furnish IFS house with
'what-nots." "enould-nots" and other are
tsur frirporv. and support two idle v'-
mon and an ext-avaEant dog-au ON am
income of twenty-five hundred vear II
tho Er'o'lynite viii write book ou fIs
manner OF living. giving ncmizel dircc-
lions. he viii find ready sale for 10 in
this part OF he world
Doubtless nis account Of himself is an
cVaggerstion. hut he has exposed n hu-
man weakness which is causing distress
In many American homes There is "A
cry frpm various quarters to-day that
the cost of living has 50 enormously in-
creased chat Il is worry bard fo- man
in modest circumstances Go support his
family But when sif;cd Gown. it u1l
Do. f..rrr char thfe .,-r- ..,r.ts lbs f.,...
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-10-21
The Bible Our Foundation.

Editor 90 the Times Dispatch:
Sli,-'u the 90 pf the jamestown cole
niauon. when Nirginions are preparing
themselves Co ans acr the questions on
colonial history. which VISITORS viii Zee
sure 10 ask. every reliable source OF IN
formation becomes valuable Ira the
southern ChurDuman OF October Gfh and
lSth is continued article ON Colonial
+ churches boy Rev. Coroin Br1Nton Bryan.
jamestown history should road. for 70
deals with phase off ,p ouIal history noe
hk'iN 90 joe found $50 come .@ciN stated amy
where else. The Imunrtunc. OF church
history In Virginia. and the vital pare DO
played in tho foundation Of the American
nation ar" too carelcesly over. ookcd.
Every American should fsmiiafize hnm-
This is "A Christian country. which from
! lne headlines ou the front page OF a."
daily papers seems 90 bc rapidly racing
toward The do.irs goal Those believing
THAT the race rs only seemingly. mott
really iu that direction. will hav. .lo'r
faith strengthened hy reading statements
t"h how the last two gallons of Wiz n
: tH' food supply 90 a starving colony scr.
/ reserved Tor holy 'ommunions. and how
tnls same colony. during their frs TWEEN
O. two years nts existence. wor-nIppt1
twice daily. first in tent. and tlcn fu
, Jour churches. built one after tho other.
of sods. wood and brick. boz their own
.anoi or or their own pockets. th"
FOUNDATIONS used n three and the tower
.i TWO, being stI among tho rsils OF
Americans owe the growth and pros
! lerity OF their country 10 Gods cnIrrn.
While few recognize this. most 90 NOT.
/ The church is Christ's bride We cannot
understand the in> story ~ This symbol
tnr valuc viith chris, tFe tlrr or
Heaven ana earth. placed upon His
n4tch. Cod the same Yesterday. 'o-
day and forever. planned one church Crnu
t.' beginning As God i- one. luf three
persons. FHtnr-. Son and Holy Ghost as
man Is on, person. having three attr'-
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-10-21

Selected Tor Tho Tf,,oe- 1,s--,.-,.
"Tor whatsoever hath t ,t-, .t., 3d..
altcn and whatsoever hath NOT. IRON hin,
''Ncn even that which DC SCENE
S'" as II this wor" favor
'' our Lord Three ~ tro
''' ~ ana IN each case
's'an''s are different This
N.."n taoa" words record oas
'.'i''. ''"l ana impressive: and IIe
''' occasion for tho most
''''h 90 thit7fIin"ee such
'' 'ir heSt STEADY. Let
s'' what y means 20 u.s.
our Lord used the Droverh
we PARABLE of the talents That
'' me careful prudent
''i'nts had attracted
,..., ''n. ihe POOR
VINO brought his
ana useless With
,-5 ,,,r.. 49,. - ''io 'een lying
,t,, ''@'e'''nR with
,,l,.,.- $780,. ''.'"F wrong.
-.. ''eS "Hen PROS
s..., Ia. ana '''al'ress.
''' jesus went on frank
81, '''' or 'ho para
"''''e' lNat every
80 ....,.... w CROWN. law
,.,.... ,...-,-.-.,- when are"
..., .....,....., WIS .'r''l>.
...., .,..,,.. ""'.' Ia'
--.,,....s.
+ornce~ ana ,--.-
.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-10-21

other Southern newspapers IN paying trib-
ute 70 tho character and work OF Rev.
sam Jones. But there was only ono sam
Jones and there should b. no limitations
Sow taaV ho IS gone. it is TO Dee hoped
that his style Of preaching will pass with
HIM
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-10-21


Writing ~ Representative James T.
Speaker Cannon in IFS experimenting
,ou- in MS state a correspondent of m.
Indianapolis Nevs announces mat lie
Oyatson, -Voa.l not ne SURPRISED if
lIr-tnia won. Rerrblioan at tho n.v+
national ete.tt,-- Which aeatn pl.---,t .
@
,.....'.
.'-i "n@'rrr.-aa-- man now eNtant.
Go, r.- -.. ...---...,
o............,.
.sf1 r., p.-.....- ...... .....,
1o,,-,,,.... F.. ..-,,..n o.. ...,. 49,.
...,-.,f.,..... ,.,,,
guaranteed change Of bin weekly.
ST 1o-I. o-,ter,ror..,. -... eliza.
,ra ..f.-l.-. ,ho ,.... ..,-,...,
y,,ti,o d....... ,,..~ O.. O.. r..
,rrfs ..o... .,... a..
'-'"sH l''-'- 81
NUMBER OF .-'-r checks an their clothes.
o,, v.
,.-. i.7'' us
ughtnes7 orr there might he relieved
IT. a. Edward would loosen up with
chunk Of ua, cash his friend Harr.-
man caipi M for him.
Standard on has just been adjadged
guilty OF conspiracy. The sunday-School
Superintendent ln the Rockefeller family
little text liza, t.,.t coyeos ttis s.,,...Io-
Diseust.U.r exclaims Austin a. Fox
80 ,.,.... '''
fc,d ..,.. ''
!" '''' present
" it'- TRIO thai. 49, I],,.~. e,,-. -.-,.-
r., s..,l. 49,. .....' 80, -,,,.,
i.,... ..... ...,,..a.,.,.., -.
as preferred.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-10-21

Love Is the only synonym In any
earthly speech for immortality, IL has
no past. fo- . carries an that k has
been IN tire heart; and it has no fl-
ture. Tor g already realizes rs own
completeness and lty.-Nabie.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-10-21
The Last Straw.

President ~ Actors Protective league 20
railroad naguatei-Na wish vigorously % pro-
test. Sir. against the liberalization z your
lines ~ being quite enough. CIR 2. dodge
locomotives. iet alone reckoning with the dad
ly Third Isall-Fuck
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-10-21
Voice of the People.

per.ied Southern womanhood ana 90.
what the result VIII be
BENJAMIN G.. MOOMAw.
Bon Va
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-10-21
IF YOUHAVE BOOKS

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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-10-21

Cl..v. 'I tAourfi perhaps ro1 hs1 a r-e-
f-f.n.e f-r Bobby Jan.-~ Mildred. Enn-
s.rer You arc IIsf welcome nare u.s. he i.-
WH. ne IS the mos, iusurerahle b.rc ] kao,.'
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-10-21

This spectacle ~ rnfad States Senator
going t1 Sail IS pitiful. it is Indeed sad yv.,r
mans cunlilt becomes Sd strong as P,
sweep away ~ che h-lwarks both or law ans
~ honor -Ianr.Ie Register