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Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-01-25

Daily Press Want "Ads" bring tho
desired results.
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Thinning AND PLUMBING.

YES. INSTALL STEAM HEATING
hot water heating. hot air heating
and !strobes. When I get through
the Job Ia satisfactory. J. A. vANDD
GRIFT. 2906 Huntington avenue
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PARIS. FRANCE-Thc Main
SAYS that The French government
has decided 10 send to Miss Alice
Roosevelt, as n wedding present. n
very fine specimen OF Cobeln tap.
estry.
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RALEIGH, N. Grey. f. Y. Pool
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WASHINGTON. d. C.-I. NJ. a.
Watson. a clerk. who is serving Il
term in yrison for stealing from tho
city OF Washington, is said 10 have
gotten away with $4,000. Of which
amount $4,000 was recovered.
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W. VTSMOUTN. VA. The Board Of
AZ men and City Council last night
We TO request permission of tho
ST Legislature 10 issue 100000 worth
of ends for the purpose of establish
ing municipal water system.
F1FFALO. u. Y.-.Tamcs O. Smith.
OF vaudeville team of Smith and
Cor, playing at shea's went crazy
ye' rdny.
" \SHINGTON. u. C.--Thc noyt
ANAL convention of the international
Po''ce Association will be held April
at Hot Springs, Ark.
SPENCER. ~ CT. Frazier was
arrested upon tho charge of bigamy
Mr. Lizzie Wren Of Charlotte. al
lnoos that last November Frazier
knowingly married her daughter. Miss
I'onuie Lee Pace while he had a wife
living.
PHILADELPHIA. PA.-The h0ar,l
q directors Of The Norfolk and West
err 7ailrcad Cofpnny today authorized
q. ofrendlture Of 100000 to enlarge
tie words at Norfolk, Bluedeld and
Williamson.
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WASHINGTON. d. C.-Rcprc.
scntaives CT tho cotton interests OF
me United States will appear to-
morrow before tho Senate committee
on commerce in advocacy of the
overmun bill providing for com
mission of five persons to study tho
cotton business and other industries
with view to developing their OK
port trade.
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KNOXVILLE. TENN. The body O.
Edward l.. Condor, n railroad con
tractor was found floating in The
Tennessee river at Concord today
Conion disappeared December !.
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ed. and individual attention for each
child. We should never attempt to In
fluence legislation until we have careful
ly considered in detail the conditions sur
rounding the reform for which we ask.
and feel very sure that 1t is needed
reform, both wise and just. When sue
cess crowns our efforts, our work Is only
begun, for 1t is our duty to help enforce
the law which we have been influential
In securing.
The Alabama Federation was invited to
send representatives to Atlanta in April
when a congress or mothers for the state
OF Georgia was organized. This congress
will consider subjects bearing upon the
better and broader spiritual, physical and
mental training of the young, and hopes
TO be the means Of developing In children
characteristics which will elevate and en-
able them and thus assist in overcoming
the conditions which prompt crime and
make necessary the maintenance of re-
formatories and jails
The AntiSlavery league wishes us to
lend the weight of our names to a move
ment having as its object the freeing OF
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has ever looked to woman as the home
maker and the home-keeper, she can also
use her influence toward the formation
Of intelligent public opinion. which must
always be the foundation Of any con-
certed action. and without which reform
of any kind is impossible With this
idea in view, our club women are taking
an active part in encouraging good citi-
zenship and good government. and that
wise and benencent organization. the
Mothers union of Montgomery. a club
formed to make a study of all subjects
beneficial to parents in relation to chill
dren, are now devoting all Of their en-
ergy and influence. IN securing the pas
sage of a juvenile court bill through the
next legislature. With this end In view
they have enlisted the assistance of Mr.
Hauseman of Montgomery, who has
framed a most excellent bill to be pre-
scented to the Alabama legislature for pas
sage at the next session. The juvenile
court and probation system has proved
the most effective method of dealing with
youthful offenders. 1t provides help at
the critical time, when 1t is most need
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cess. The time intervening between the
meetings of the legislature is being en-
ployed by this committee in seeing that
the laws in which they are interested are
being carried out.
This past year it has been brought to
their notice that the child labor laws
are being evaded. and that little chill
dren under Y years of age are again
working in some of the mills. If this Is
true, we have only made beginning in
proper legislation and administration on
this subject But who will gainsay the
power of over thousand good and earn
est women, banded together with one
great purpose-that of protecting the lit
tie child who will be the citizen of the
future potent factor in the veal and
woe of this country. The law must, IL
necessary. be strengthened. and 1t must
be vigorously enforced
To prevent our wayward boys from be-
coming criminals and to build up the
character of future citizens of the state,
we must have juvenile courts established.
and Birmingham and Mobile have paved
the way for state law. AS the world
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the child slaves of the country from .
condition worse than actual bondage.
In September our president received a
communication from the National Ameri-
can Woman Suffrage association asking
for our support and participation in Sc
curing a sixteenth amendment to the
constitution of the United States which
amendment will allow women to vote.
The Alabama Federation has not yet ar
rived directly at political power, but we
firmly believe that for the present, our
influence for good in needed reforms, can
just as well be felt in a quiet way az
by going to the polls TO vote Where il
the man who Will say us nay when he
finds we are working not forself-glori-
fication, but for the good of mankind,
We have also been asked to send our
United States senators and representa-
tiyes a letter. asking them to support
the bill for an appropriation from Con-
gress TO secure an investigation into In
CONTINUED ON PAGE 27.J
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MRS. GOODE REVIEWS
WORK OF THE YEAR
Notable Address Before the
Alabama Federation
CLUB ASSEMBLE AT SELMA
Retiring President Tells of the Plans
for the Future and Shows What
Women of the State
Are Doing.

Selma, November 17.-tSpeciaD. Done OF
the features of the annual meeting of
the Alabama Federation OF Women's
clubs here this week was the address of
the president, Mrs Rhett Goode OF Mo-
bile. The address, which will prove of
Interest to every club worker in the state,
was as follows:
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kindergartens.

The Federation Is very fortunate In
having Mrs. j. Fl. Phillips of BIrmine-
ham as chairman of the kindergarten
committee. This committee investigates
the status of the kindergartens in the
state. and reports on all of them. whether
public or private. The idea is to awaken
interest and create an enlightened pub
lie sentiment for the establishment Of
more kindergartens throughout the state.
am proud to report that Mobile has
the sole distinction of having five kinder
gartens In the public schools. In no
branch OF education has the change of
attitude been so marked as in relation
to the kindergarten. The whole scheme
of infant education has been revolution
lied and many lives have been made
happier and brighter by that man who
said: Come, let US live with our chill
dren."
Industrial education will be the doml-
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The legislative committee, comprising
the ex-president of the Federation. with
the first vice president, Mrs. Coleman. as
chairman, suggests to the Federation
needed reforms in state laws and public
conditions, well as calling attention
to any reforms proposed by other peo-
pie. 1t presents to the legislature
through the proper channels any resolu-
ton requiring legislation that may be
adopted by the Federation. 1t also adj
vises with other declarations, and finds
out what they have accomplished in re-
forms requiring legal enactment and as
to the best methods OF achieving sue
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-04-12

8eorg g re f tel 2epartcs
mentS 6 om III a nOeur. Sn
Ser gelteru ACKNOWLEDGMENT Sobress
Gonpention bes WarplGnber Tepartc.
nlents ser y@roben armee Der &eplI.
blif" in Ser Saae oeS SepartementS
an Der Gfe bon 8ap. unb SigbitroBc
iuuroen oie iolgenben 9eamten er-
pGblt: TepartementS . Gonlmanoeur
@eorg Yredtel, Seniorz Sice.Gom-
manoeur Sobn E. Solmes, Sunior.
|iee-G ommanoeur Cyrus Gears, Ee-
partements sglr5t CT. q. Cane Sanep-
bill, Sepurtemeuts z&aplan Gaitor s.
@pnne Sones, 9elegat at Sarge Wm.
s. San Srt, @riob-G elegat @m. 6.
%Gbenopetb. ,Sobn s. Grbman iulirOe
gum Stills . General . Nliartiermci.
tier unb Sr. Sobn u. SbompIon slil
Stills : Observation-Disclosures %crnannt.
Die nelen 9eamten ipmroen iofort
bonn GrsGommnn0ellr Weo. w. SoD!1'
ion inita0irt. Mad) Dem 9eridt beS
aultebenben Counties itarben i'm Der
floiienen Sabre $50 8riegspeteranen
in Marplano, nno ungefGbr 1000 Sc.
teranen leben nod in oieiem Staotc.
6riih uno munter.- Sn
ser Naf)rift iiber Die 6eier bes 73.
@eburtstagcs bes Srn. Siilius Weper
BON Ger. 722, Goblin Ylace, bieb es,
oaB ieil1e @attin Dor Sabresfriit &C.
Itor6en lei. Gieie angabe muB oabir
ridtig eeIteIt meroen, oab Sror
Meper nod anl 2e6en 1T uno iid iiber
Ole ibrem Warnle miOerfabrene Oh
riiHg mitfreute.
81 4Af Ri = * y 4 Ml-r ZENHZ fNT Ff4tfINA ~ Za
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Nus Dem Snncren Marplanb's unb
Den nngrensenoen Stadten.
3mci @eamte um's 2eben
qef m NJ II.

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9efommen.
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6eItinmte G%rpreB5ug Der r9teW-
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@obn" IN eilten @iiter5ug binein.
Ger 2ofomotipiiibrer 9aniel 9afer
uno ser Sei5cr Sorrp @ilion pom
Grprcb5ltge murocr ouf Ser SteGe
getootct. Sic Goiiugicre Oes 3uges
mtroen 5rpor gcb0rig ourdeinanoer
gcriittclt, Ood cntgingen iie idmmt-
lid ihsueren Gcrleblngcn. Gin bidr
ter Nebel bate cS fir ben 2pfomotip.
iiibrer unm0glid genladt, Ole rot6eit
Sidtcr beS borauigebcnben Sradt5u.
geS 81 le6en. Gas @eleiie mar fir
mebrerc Stllnoer blodirt.
aopf abge fubren.
Nlli elmer @ubnfrell5ung 81 Slb.
tolplt bel Cumberland ipur0e Dem
@renlier Charles Goof ser &opf abgc.
idbren. Goof ging ouf einem @eleiie
c~ntlang mo ~itiir5te Dor elmer beror1-
nabenoen 2pfon1otipe oltf oaS 8eleiie.
Goof mar ein Sobn oeS Srr. @m.
Goot bon Wiount Sopoge.
NettnngSm nhaft um'S
Seben getomm men.
Gin Spc5iol5lg ser n@eit.S irginia
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lano ollsoeionot luor, INN einem Ser
ionen5lg Siilie ST. bringcu, Der in ei.
nett Grorltti6 bineingefobren mar,
cntgleiite nlb fltbr cine iteile 80.
idung binob. Ser Observation-Disclosures
Samuel Mortin unb Der Sei3er Ml=
bert Sorriion, 9eibe bon Gumber.
lono, fon1en babel INN ibr 2eben.
Grtrnnfen.
SIM Sreo apon6Iuiie bei Cation,
Salbptt.Soltntp, luilr0e Der Sethnam
ocS 10 Sabre alien @m. q. Goulbp
I'M @oiicr %gcfunoen. Ger iunge
Monll mor Dor bier @od)en ans oent
Gltcrnboiie in Cation pcri6lpunoen,
mo man puBtc MIR, oaB CT ciucn
9unlpfcr beiticgcn bate. g8ie or in
oaS @oiicr fam, lit nod nidt ermit.
tclt morocn.
Senator 9uibielI reiig.
nirtc.
Sn gnnopolis bat 8orluerncrir
@oriielo aeitern Die Teiignation oes
SciatorS 9. Sronf 9oibiell bon Soz
mcr lct.Gou1tp erbolten. Senator
0oibiea, Elm 9cnlofrot, bat rclignirt.
nm Ole Stelle beS slftltor ocS areis.
gerid)tS 81 iibernebmen, oo Ser bis
bcrigc gftltor 8. z. 9eoil6amp am
SomitoG in eincm Soipital in galti.
more geltorben lit.
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Staot Baltimore.
Buds Mattbaus-Eaiiion i'm Sea
buon= SmItitmt.

DoD 5SHTuNl.
Gireftor Sorolo &anoolpb unt
iein y9af=Gbor" baben boS grobe
SeroicnIt, oaS nlolmmentule @crt
beS 2eip5iger Sbomas-Gantors, Die
Scioensgeihihte Seiu, Die Bad, nad)
Dem Gpangeliiten WuttbGllS 10 mull-
Oerbar ulb ergreifeno muiifalii6 &c.
italtet bot, inherent Eublifim Der
mittelt 81 baben. ngtid)t 9ndl nein
.Weer" ioate er beiBerL" bat @ee-
tboucn einmul ultSgcrufen unb Sii.
Ion bat geiagt: Bad lit Ser rid)ti:
&c 3ufunitsmuiiter." @eioc @roben
lullBten, mas lie iagten, llo mer ge-
Itern s(beno bic Wattb6l1S-Eoiiion
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS." gebort, Der bat
tidy Dem 9lGubigen nWiifaliiden
Gn1pfinben, Der groben @eitaltlngs-
fraft 9ah's nid)t ent5ieben fonnen,
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Seitcr ST. GROCER Gbre. Ser Gbor lit
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Stimmen - ober lollter erItfloiiige
Stimnen, Die eincn GlitesGbor bill
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ac5cidnetcS %lciitet. Cine 10 obiolute
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Sdottirmng NIT 70 ~pr1d)tigcn Stei-
g%erungen, mobei itetS bie Noblciie
beS Cones getpobrt miro, ooS bort
man nidt oft, 5un1oI bel 10 ldiueren
Inforocrllngen, mie lie Bad in Ole.
lem Monumentulmerfe an Den Gbor
ltcllt. Sd)on gleid scr critic geluol-
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CHORAL % 9amm @ottcs umihul,
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flod)tcncn Gbprdle muroen fem mo
iebr gut idottirt gciungcr, luie iiber-
bollpt olle Gbore einen %tiefen, monde
ser lebten eincn crgreifcnben Gin.
brllf mnd)ten.
gls Soliiten botte Serr Tonbolpb
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men poQtoncnoen, o%nlprcdenocn llno
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leriid)em Grnlt lIno @eldmud. Sos
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tiid)tiger SratorieniGnger lit, fam &C.
itern 81 better 0eltung; mo Scrr
Hieger'S Senor, Der bon ongcncbmcr
alongfor6e lit, bot cine reiie gcimg-
lide Srotorienleiitung.
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9eites, &r. q. Scring lpoltcte nit
@eid)id an Der Srgcl uno Sr. j. VI.
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ncn.S tobt Bate Ser Gon5ertiaal iiberz
fii1lt iein ioqen, geitern luoren nod
nlonhe Site leer. S6aoe!
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fc oeS gOiuoro Sores, Nr. 223, Iorb.
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orei Sdliiiic ob, lur Siilfe berbci5u.
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ger, iuelhe Nlle gcitcrn in Scr moro.
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nobmcn. Gas SaIlcn BON @aditei.
men lieB lie Damn erfennen, oaB iid
Der 9lis ibr SauS ais 3ielideibe
auserieben bate. J.
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EGiie snr Meiie in's MnslamS be-
iorst 6. @aine, Wr. 413, Git-Yalti.
morc-S trake, nabc Guftombonie.Aue
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Mns bcntidjcm &crcimcn.

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tere Sortidrittc. -rSbnlia MGll.
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Gbicnar's Strufcnbnhucu.

GbicoNo, lG. Son.-0ic Stoot
Chicago mo 0ic oGbicogo Sin Moil-
nan Co.," meIdr iGmmtlid)e Stro.
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Mnf Der Nahrt mad europa.

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