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School children are most apt to bt. guilty of certain breach of street eti- 4uette. This Is the forming of groul, ,n the pavement SD that the knot of people interfere With passersby or th,' walking together three or four abreas: 90 that the same Ein:.r:nce is present ",,. Please try to ren,e;abcr that while the street is meant for vo,, as much as 'or a:!y one e.se. it iS meant for any 'ne else as much as for you
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z~ Y. M. C. A. NOTES. j. As& < < *++ + +* :
stereopticon Exhibition.

The electric stereopticon which was |onated to the Pine Bluff Y. M. c. hv Miss Helen Gould has been re- Io,ved. and on Tuesday night MT. E,foree A. Gregg, one of the interna- |tnal secretaries from New York. Eil give q free exhibition at the Y. k (. A. with this machine, the eX- bibit being Around the World in Eighty Minutes"
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ErOr,l the Irish.

First CitiZen-l beg your pardon, sir but I am stranger in Dublin. Can you direct me to Grafton street? Sec ond Ditto-With Pleasure. Sure it's the second turn to the right. First Ditto-Thank you, sir (Walks off, Second Ditto Calling after him)-Hi! If you're a left handed man it's the other way entirely.-London Globe.
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Small Attendance,

The address by Dr. $orri: at the k M. c. A. mems mecI'ns Sunday
 was a most excellent one, but the httendancewas unfortunately small as b result of the bad weather. Dr.
 Norris subject was "Elijah and he has agreed to deliver series of talks elong the same ;ine in the near fu- ture.
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Taking No Chances.

Perhaps" suggested the waiter, you would like Welsh rabbit"
 "No," said the austere customer; '1 am vegetarian"
 "A Welsh rabbit is made of cheese, you know, sir" ="
 "1 know it. As said before, am vegetarian" ."-Chicago Tribune.
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Capt. Carl Smith of the Rustlers, one of the teams in the new mem-
 bership contest, has called meet ing of his lieutenants at the Y. M. C. A. Monday evening.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-05-07

Itching, torturing kin eruptions, disfgure, annoy, drive one wild. Doan's Ointment brings quick relief and lasting cures. Fifty cents at any drug store.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-05-07

The monthly. meeting of the Pas tors association was held in the of flee of Secretary Richardson Monday at 10 o'clock.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-05-07
Summer Camp.

All members of the Y. M. c. A. who are interested in the summer camp at Lake Village are requested to con- fer with the physical director.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-05-07

A musty cellar may be sweetened by setting pans of hot charcoal about the floor, especially in dark corners.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-05-07
NOTICE TO CONSUMERS.

Thursday, May 10, is the last day to secure discount on your April gas bills.
 Pine Bluff Light and Water Go.
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When bookcases are to be closed for time sprinkle few drops of oil O: lavender on the shelves to prevent the holding of the books.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-05-07
Ind Satan tren.ales when he sees

"73e1.
 The weakest saint upon his knees
 "Whatever.' she asked, "did they want to sit on Satan's knees for! I'm sure I should not like to sit Oa Satan's knees at all, and why should he trem' hla if thew were so little!'
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-05-07

Runert-V'hy t!i>i vol ask har to ms. ry you? Harold Well. thaa~ht sh, was sensible. but haa~e', f sine didn' accent me!
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-05-07
 Cheapest Place to Live.

"The cheapest place in the world is Antioch,'' said globe trotter. "l once passed winter there, and all 1t cost me, though I leased fine house and kept three servants, was $4 week. Antioch is in Asia, on the Medi- terranean. The climate is all right for winter-as good a winter climate as Monte Carlo, Palm Beach or Los An geles. For my house I paid $5 month rent My servants I paid 50 cents week. Mutton cost cents pound. Eggs were cents a dozen. Chickens were cents apiece. Fish cost fifth of cent pound. The finest of fresh fruits and vegetables fresh fruits and vegetables in Febru- ary-were so cheap that they were not sold in quantity. You got all you wanted for so much week. All wanted for my household cost me quarter weekly. An American resi- dent of Antioch told me that he and his family lived comforta bly on $175 year."-New York Press.
 ----y ----.z:ds s';tH u u,Vw
 
 he did so he caught the oar and jerked Scanlon overheard. When Scanlon had been dragged aboard. Thomas wasted his strength in vain attempt to climb up the central pier of the bridge. He was discovered clinging des- perately by his fingers to cracks in the masonry.
 Nvl,oy thn 1;-ri,f.. ,,i<.tI-rAI ',i,,, 1ilo o monster leech sii>...:nss to t,,a stones he dropped back i::+o thp rive He was not so strong Of s;l'a.. io''ever. Pur sued to the pier nt I.i:.co.a avenue he swam under the plies. There his heavy breathing betrayed him. He had come up at the stern of q boat, and before he could dive one Of his pur- suers caught him by the hair and held him fast Then a rope was passed un- der his arms and he was hoisted to the pier, the "gamest fish," the police said. they ever had landed.
 Thomas seemed so exhausted that q call was sent in for an ambulance to the Lincoln hospital. With a final eff fort, howev7r E. the prisoner tried to get back to the river. He was caught again. and two patrolmen sat ol him until the ambulance arrived. Alter a long rest m the hospital Thomas was taken to the Westchester court. where Magistrate Wahle held him in $1,J9o bail on charge of theft.
 The Champion Parrot.
 A woman in London flathouse was accused of singing hymns to her par rots for the benefit of their souls. This recalls to the London Chronicle the most accomplished parrot in history. It belonged to Colonel Dennis Okelly md was famed for it's whistling of the One Hundred and Fourth Psalm. When the colonel died in 17S7 large propor- ton of his obituary notice in the Gen. .leman's Magazine was devoted to this remarkable bird, which got another considerable notice of its own when 1t died fifteen years later in Half Moon street. Piccadilly. This parrot could also whistle God Save the King. and ."The Banks of the Dee" and would go back and correct itsel. if.. got note wrong. It could even answer ques- tions, and it's master was said to have refused 500 guineas a year to show It
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-05-07

The woHen of Wenatchee. Wash have formed a local floral association for the purpose of introducing plant and flower culture into many home:; and 1t has teen great success.
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wanted All That Was Tn IL.

Father (whose wife has presented him with twins) = Tommy, you may stay home from school today and to- morrow tell the teacher that you have two new brothers. Tommy-Wouldn't 1t be better to say that have only one new brother? Then l can stay home a day next week for the other one-. FlieGende Blattar.
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"On satan's Knees"

A little girl of five or so was much puzzled on hearing the lines of the old
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lSrN Sl,-,..i,..

''I almost tunbled down. she said. "And very nearly bumped lll head."
 Della Hart Stone ln St. Nicholas.
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Marie's Accident.

"Now tell me why you cry. Marie" "I've had an accident" sobbed she "where arc. your bri.iseso Dear,e me What was your accident, s1arie?"
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1906-07-14

From American Spectator
AT considerable expense American
Spectator has obtained opinions and
sxrr,SSions OF the same from all ~
rh,. prominent candidates FOR l're>i-
Dental nomination. These are all UNI
genuine. having come to Us over our
own private line the least longest
wire i'm the world. The pithy. cpl
erammatic summing up viii. OF course.
he thoroughly appreciated The FOL
lowing tcrSe expressions are in an
sver 10 our query. win You be 4
candidates"
Taft-My candidacy = a weighty
rroblem. and there is heavy reSpon-
Sibility attached
Cannon Will II I do.
Rrvan-Thc third Is the lucky trial
I shall not get out OF communication
with my friends.
shaw have always universau,
considered myself strong candidate
HobSon-Of course. 10 is an office o
limited rtspo
Fairhanks-Nouu really have 20 as
Mrs. r.
Funston-Am too busy 20 think q
10. but they Go say / was born
Ohio.
! Foraker may have 70 10 il jus
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1906-07-14

The jefferson Bible. with It's hcauu-
fil r,.i Morocco binding. made no mus"
f~ouhie in the House while ~ was
single FORGOTTEN volume rcpoSinS under
ioez and Key az the Smithsonian iuSd-
trtfon Vow that it has been photo
-raphcI and reproduced IN numeron.
comics. the little volume has muitip'icl
ca-,, Tor the senate. Hardly a man ot
me ninety hut has bad thousands oi
REQUESTS for tho book. and more are
comma I'm by every mail
II seems that some cntcrprisin- bush
moss man advertised the Jefferson
Rfhle prominently in we'll known
magazine 3Ie announced th1t it couid
"a, had Tor nothing II one would write
20 ones Senator or Member ~ Con
cross. concluding his advcrtiSen mt
With the further statement that Pc htd
code 20 considerable expense in haVin-
tho ADVERT ~encnt printed. AMI hoped
readers would turn 20 his business ~
no,iuceruent on another page.
- IL Is that requests are rolling y
uron Senators especially. FOR the pup
he seems 20 have taken the Idea ina
thev ara more legitimate prey tno
gentlemen NJ the other end az th
Capitol Each Senator's quota j. ou
thirty conies. and the only good wa
out OF the dilemma appears 20 oe (
.nrfnt more. JUST rs Congress has don
with the horse book and other pop'
. lar Government publications Bette
send Tor one before the second reprll
Is all distributed
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1906-07-14

that would exist between tho repre-
sentatives OF conQueror aud van
pushed.
The high art OF diplomacy, that SO
we'll masks the innermost thoughts OF
those who rise 10 the heights OF an
ambassador. doubtless viewed the so
clal intercourse between BarOu Rosen
and Niscount Aokl rs most natural
But 20 the uninitated the part OF the
host taken by one-BarOn Eosen-
who acted as Russia's peace envoy,
lent peculiar glamour 10 the occasion.
The treaty OF peace between Japan
and Russia marked the close OF one or
the hl0Odiest wars OF history. The
dinner given 10y Baron Rosen IN
honor Of the representative OF the
victorious Japan goes farther. in that
f IL takes up social Intercourse upon a
plane exactly as though war had never
been wagcd.
Those who were present at this
most interesting social function wer,
the Minister from the Netherlands an,
Nine. van Swinderen. the Counselor o
The Japanese Embassy and Nine
MiyOka. Count and Countess Secken
dorff. Baroness Elizabeth ROSen, tn
charge d'afairs OF Spain. Senior Dol
Luis Pastor: Baron Schlippenbach. an
Prince kOudachen, Of the RUSSIA
Embassy.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1906-07-14

proposed to accompany the yacht. and
h Vas with CONSERVATION that the re
ratta committee learned that she
meant TO 70. Refusal 20 permit her 20
start Threatened 70 disQualify the
boat. and all appeals We're in vain Al
last the committee yielded and permit
ted her 20 start
The Tauerlane finished the course
az Hamilton. Bermuda. at o'clock
lime 3rd. while the Gauntlet did not
arrive until q hours later. The result
was fin doubt until the finish OF this
,inv boat. as the Tamerlane had 10 al
low IL is hours and 10 minutes oWine
70 the difference In their length.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1906-07-14

Jurgis laughed AZ the discomfort every |
where manifest. They are not men.
he exclaimed What OF the speeding
up practice Of the packers, IL was
but play 20 him % keep abreast or the
fastest He was working 20 we'd Ona
They were all cheated shamcleSsly
by the sharks which infest the great
packing district. they could not speak
English and they were az the mercy or
these parasites. But as new ooliEa-
lions arose in the buying OF small.
worthless house. sold them BY an
interruptions agent. etc. etc. Jurgls
but smiled grimly. confident In bis
strength. energy and great love Tor
Ona Il will work the harder be says.
And then came n misfortune. Ona.
mere bloom or giri Of l.. had 20 80
10 work-temporarily Then n young
or child. Then Jurgis had Hateful
dav. after many months OF faithful and
/ herculean service for the great corpora
ton. In the melee OF n wounde'
steer running amuck. he slipped on th'
| bloody floor and sprained his ankle
Did the packers give him short tui
Tough with nay while he was recover
ing. at least thew held his place 10
him7 Neither. He returned 20 worl
| not very strong looking through PAL
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1906-07-14
Live HcaIfhiIy.
Horace smith

Horace Smith.
The English Poet. Born lIT9. Died
IS49
We who would have your features horid.
1.-the limbs. bright eyes. unNrinkae0 Tore
head
From ago'a devastation horrtd.
Adopt thls plan
Twill make. in climate cold or torrtd.
A hale Old man cor Womanl.
Avoid in youth. luxurious diet
R,.sfrsin the pa ssious' laWless riot.
Devoted o. dom este quiet.
fie wisely gay
So shall ye spite % axe = nat
Resist decay.
Seek not in Mammous worship pleasure.
But md your richest. dearest treasure
I'M God. His word. His WORK, not leisnrS
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1906-07-14

Hook. and had 20 put back for new
zpar. which was Immediately prepared
10 permit her TO restart the following
Tuesday. The Tamerlane's navigator
seeing the Lila's plight. decided that u
would be an unfair advantage TO con
tinue in the race. and she. TOO. put
back. The people OF the htu "aunois.
Ala NO. see the accident 20 the Lila. II
As supposed. for the sloop kept right on
IN her sea-smashing trip 10 Bermuda
The three yachts that contemplated
the trip lay at anchor OF the Brookiyn
dock all morning. with their owners
and crew busily az work preparinl
them for their severe test On boar'
the little eau let Mrs Thora ..un'
Robinson was as busy as the rest max
ing things shipshape about the ooa'
Until the day before the race no on
took seriously her statement tnAt 50
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1906-07-14
THE JUNGLE.
Mr.. Sinclair's Story of the Awful
Methods OF the BSef Packers

Mr. Sinclair - story OF the Awful
Methods OF the BSef Packers
No more powerful or terrible book
has been written in recent years than
The jungle" by Upton Sinclair. IL
seems incredible that such depth OF
human misery as the author relates
could be permitted even by the most
callouS money maker or the most
soulless corporation; or. on the other
hand, that such viieness and filth IN
the preparation OF human food could
be permitted: yet most OF Mr.. Sin
Glars statements are from personal
knowledge and observation. visiting
/ the great packing plants. as he did
mostly in disguise. Moreover. his
| statements have been abundantly cor
roborated by President Roosevelts
| special commission. whose confidential
report. containing descriptions OF deg
| radiation, filth and food pollution, Is
too vile 10 print In a newspaper
! The hero OF THE JUNGLE Is Jurgis.
II great. broad shOuldered Lithuanian
who gloried IN work. for the mere sake
OF II. even II he had had no incentive
In the far forests Of Lithuania, where
he and his father had lived all tneil
lives. children OF nature. Jurgis haC
| heard OF free America, and that az
much as $40. a week was 20 be earnes
by willing laboring man, In the grea
city OF Chicago. And after many argu
: ments and much discussion. he ha'
prevailed upon his father. and Ona IN
p sweet blithsome lass 70 whom he wa
betrothed. and her mother and severa
children and relatives. 10 e.nigrate {
splendid America. where man ma
not always remain & peasant. ou
where ne has a chance 70 improve hin
!, self and rise In the world. Ten dollar
N a week was an pnheard Of fortun
IS The peasants OF Europe make Re
4 cents a dav.
So fhev 81 went 20 PRckingtown. OF
the first dsv that Jurgis stood In hn
ne being altoxether the finest sresrim'
90 of a man IN the Yards. he was Aeeko
ed to bv the hiss aud given lob
went home tuhiiant. Two other re
,n hers OF the family. one great strs
ping woman. also got Jobs at on
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1906-07-14

ShoWingthe Operations OF the tnml
graI,en Law "a a A.feSts thoSS
NnO Att mps 10 Enter the Amer
can F0rxatS.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1906-07-14
RUSS BANQUETS JAP.
BARON ROSEN EXTERTAINS The
FIRST JAPANESE AAB4SSA-
DOR TO AMERICA.
Cordial Diplomatic Relations Ss1ao-
Ished foliO~iDg BiSodlicSt Va ar III
Modern HiStory-Count AoSi tns
Guest OF Honor.

Modern History -\oonN NS
Guest OF Honor.
That social ceremonies follow peace
conferences was demonstrated tue
other evening. az Washington. Wheh
the Russian Ambassador aud baronesS
Eosen gave a dinner 10 the Japanese
Ambassador and NiscOunteSS AokL
While The historic Portsmouth Peace
,-o,fa-cur. WIS concluded many
months ago. aud. politically. Japan anu
Russia then resumed diplomatic rela-
t!ons So abruptly terminated az the
commencement OF the Russo-Japanese
var. this function marks the resump-
ton o. social intercourse between the
representatives Of these great nations
Although Niscount Aoki only ar
rived I'M Washington few weeks aSo
considerable interest has since oeet
manifested in the personal relationship
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1906-07-14

dren. The poor husband = stunned
.~apoIi She Co back 20 N&poA-
No. no IN. Dio Mo, You don under
stand b. goes on. wisurlly-
vv0rk thrg., year an sava ga money 10
brsn- her 20 ne. Your boss be can
nOfa send her back-we live AL riSnr
on nine dollar week I take her away
\ You leta me- go--ehf
ITS hard on you.~ says the ofieer
F ~hut is the law
I Luigi scorns the notion
Lave You taxa my wife aways
YOU scnda my uttlea boy aud girl back
fn Napou. an YOU say 10 Is Ia i2w-
M. m. America IA n free country
I pay for her tO comea 20 me. don't
steal. So Nhata d. law got 20 say
But threats. tears. rcasonings are
al Ia vain. Luigi az last stealthiiy
offers the bluc-cOatcd Official =, ht<
) an. wrapped up IN a handkerchief. "a
bride. The officer frowns and says
I cannot. I didn't make the law
7 can't help you. We have 20 10 this
! Every dayT' LuiErs eyes Erov
D.. wide with pain. You doa this every
). .day? An. Dio! Every day you sTeaSa
E. IA heart.
T. Thcn he goes 20 Maria. lakes her In
IL his arms. and explains brOkcnly what
it an means.
y, ~Thcy viii not leta you stay-Maria
- mia-wc have waited long-we musea
.n stiiia wait
!. In the face 81 her fearful dlsmay he
u, even tries 90 b. cheerful
IA ~Sav. looka here" be cries. 'you GOA
u hack 20 Napou now. an bimeoye l
=. -ctta ia more money. l make may
lii |b., twelvc-dftccn dollar wees. theu
NJ, senda Tor you an Pablo an ressa
~ m they letta you stay
but Maria Is overcome.
10. Back 90 Nap0u7 AloneY' she soos
IA \ sudden Thought comes 20 Luigi
=. "No NO; not alone. | goa too.
,p they seuda you. I goa too.
lie PUSHES over 90 the officer WI
,s his poor seven silver dollars. only TO y
nj met with the cruel truth. Not hal
nv enough for your ticket
Meanwhile the boat ia returning
o., The officer lays his hand kindly o.
~, Nlar.a's shoulder The children loo
~. wonderingly on. Painfully the htti
- trio pick up their bundles and tur
.tfs back to the great gates. Luigi su
,v. braces them between his soos.
Int Don "a cry. carrissima. don IN cry
soon make twelve. hfteeu dolls
a., week aud buya ia peanut stand. al
80, I Keen ia little home Then YOU con
again 60 stay. Don IN cry-you goa
... the Nader i'm NapoL An. Do!
80, have waita three year an I must sen,
- sou back Maybe next year l send (
Tote YOU again
A they pass out Of bis sight
.... voice falls him and be falls sOobn
ami against the gate.
a. The author IA said 20 have got
$50. idea Tor the piece from newspap
49, paragraph read az the breakfast tai
describing In three lines case or
M sort.
., Robert Patton Gibbs, who play
Luigi studied his type with the n
- 49,, ~ "A Neapontan who has been Ia
enough away from home % know
..,,.. salient characteristics % his %
~ people. The extra wome who NJ
"a well into the picture are caretakers
y -. the Hudson theatcr.
I'VE used 90 rehcarse the piece cv
.., now and then down In the coal CELL
explained Mr.. Gibbs. and these
women used 10 come and weep
rr.. IT,"
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1906-07-14
BRIDE AT SHIPS HELM.
MRS. G. ". R0BINSOy ASSISTS
HER HUSBAND N DARING
OCEAN RACE.
Twenty-Eight Foot Yacht Braves
Dangers Of Gulf stream and I rSaSo-
erous Waves OF Cape hattcra>
MionSr Received $500 Upton Cup

n
yyioner Received $500 Upton Cup
After a daring ocean race Of 600
miles. the slOop Gauntlet. With Mrs
Thora Lund Robinson at the wheei.
finished second in the contest foI
which Sir Thomas Upton offered
$500 cup. The course OF the race eN
tended from Gravesend Bay. New York
Harbor. 20 Bermuda Mrs Robinson
is the two months bride OF George ".
Robinson. the owner OF the boat. Il
was a daring race for each OF the three
small yachts that competed. but more
so Tor the Gauntlet. because she was
the smallest OF them all. being only =
feet long from bow % stern. The yaWl
Tamerlane. which won the cup. was ~
feet long and the yawl Lila % feet
All % the craft belong TO the Brooklyn
Yacht Club. For eight days these tiny
boats were at the mercy OF wind and
wave. 50 much 50 that the yawl Lila
was compelled 20 put into Norfolk har
hor 10 save itself from destruction
while the smaller yacht bravely stucs
70 its task They had 20 cross the Eul
stream $50 miles OF Hatieras. one @
the stormiest spots on the Atlantic
Experienced yachtsmen were nuc'
surprised that the little Gauntlet wa
not wrecked or foundered somewher
on the way.
But TWENTY YEARS OIL.
Mrs. Robinson is only % years Of
but ever since childhood she has bee
used 20 boating and swimming. Fc
several seasons she has sailed an eiEl
teen-foot knockabout. making her sun
mer headquarters near Amboy. on ~
lower New York bay. Though SINAI
she is athletic ana skilled in handlir
a craft and is said % De without fe'
on the water. Storm OF sunshine
ali the same 60 he~.
zone OF the conditions 81 our ma
riace on April 18th" said Mrs. Rohi
son before starting IN the race. wv
that should 20 ia this contest Gcor
tried 20 dissuade me "a few DAYS at
we were married. but I made him Be
his promise Although ! am rated
the chief mate and bottle washer.
YOU will. Of the Gauntlet | have
idea that NAV superintend things
fore get through.
YACHTING IS not new 20 me. I 81
ed n knockabout for years tn The low
hav. I learned 20 swim because / v
capsized so many times that l had
learn.
''Nir. Robinson and myself are
stand watch together. while J. l. j
lap and r. Higgins. the remainder
the Corinthian crew. Will alternate
keeping watch. Steer Why you I'D
suppose I'm going 20 De a passene
! can. and am going 20. do eNerytn
that n good navigator must DO.
STTNpED PROFESSIONAL SAL
Professional sailors stood ashas'
the courage OF the COrinthian tar.
undertaking such a per.lous NoN
Disaster was predicted from the
The yawl Lila lost her mainr
shortly after she start outside "a
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1906-07-14

10 get that Roosevelt fellow out.
Roosevelt-Didn't 1 say all along
that there would be no third teri
for me. After what's happened l sup
pose you'll believe il now.
Hearst have enough capital 70
command labor.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1906-07-14

Re such a man, live such life. that
n every man were such a man as you
ana every life a life like yours TINS
earth would be Gods Paradise-Phil-
lips Brooks.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1906-07-14

There are three hundred million
British subjects In Asia.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1906-07-14

Honduras has a debt OF about on
hundred million dollars or about si'So
a head.
The Washington times., 1906-01-28
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