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Ameryka echo. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1902-1971, 1906-02-10
Car / chfOpi.

Me ulega juz najmniejszej watpliwo.
,ci, Re Z wicsna " calej Rosyi powstana
.h}opi zacsna dsielic pomiedzy siebie
siemie, nalezaca do szlachty i do rzadu.
zmusi ich do tego gl6d koniecznose po-
yskania wiecej ziemi; propaganda
usad rewolucyjnych luo socyalistycz-
ayeh ME viele ma do czynienia tym
suchem.
Rad jak moze tax stara sic ruchowi
,enu przeciwdzialaf, ale czyni to niedo-
Atnie. Rada Pahstwa opracowuje pro-
Iekt przeznaczenia $3.50. 600. 600 banku
vlo6ciafskiego ma kredyty ola chlop6w,
aby mogli kupowae ziemie Cd sslachty,
ale coz to znaczy ma Gala Rosye $50 milo
a6w ?Kropla " morzu!- Traktuja tel bar
iso powaznie projekt wysylania cblop6w
n kolonie do Syberyi-tylko to nieszcze
de, 4e chlopi ME maja ochoty tam je-
ahac.
Urzadsono znowu komedye prsyjazdu
deputacyi chiopskiej do cara. Car 6ciskal
sie chlopami "jak ! brstmi. I kat
Ameryka echo. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1902-1971, 1906-02-10

Bunty wojskowe Syberyi.
We Wladywostoku zbuntowani zolnie.
RE zadali kleske kozakom Miszczenki.
Kozacy schronili sic zamury twierdzy.
Ma ulicach leza setki trup6w. Rannych
zabrali rewolucyonisci do swej fortecy,
jak r6wniez uprzatneli tych zabitych,
kt6rzy lezeli W poblizu; reszta ley y
sniegu Mkt ME mysli ich zbierac. Gale
miasto jest jak obumarle. Rev olucyoni-
Sci zwr6cili wszystkie swoje silly ku temu,
zeby ME dopuscic naplywu nowego wo1-
ska Charbinu. Kilka pociag6w, kt6re
SLY Chsrbinu wojskiem, spieszacem
ma pomoc Miszczence, wysadzili " po.
wietrze; niekt6re wykoleili do rzeki. W
tych zamachach koleJowych zginelo 5000
zolnierzy.
Liniewicz dostal dymisye "a to, ze po-
zwolil zbuntowanym zoinierzom zawla.
dnac koleja sy beryjska odjechac do
Rosyi; komendantem armii mandzur.
sklej ma miejsce Linievicza zostai gen.
Gfodekow.
Wrzenie " arnii mandzurskiej coraz
wieksze. Liniewicz odkomenderowal
Geese armii, ably zdobyla szturmem Wa.
d, wostok; Gale puiki odm6wily poslu-
szefstwa.
w Tomsku (zachodnia Syberya) w6r6d
rezerwist6w, kt6rzy wr6clli do domu, po-
wstaly powa1ne rozruchy, gdy sic 90
wiedzieli, ze pieniadze, prseznaczone
przez Rad ma wspoma ganie ION 3olpierzy,
zostaH rozkradsione przez cxyno vnik6v.
Wrzonie rewolucyjne v SrodkOwei DO.
iudRi0N ej R0syi.
Zs vsxystkich stron rdzennej Rosyi
Ameryka echo. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1902-1971, 1906-02-10

nadchodaa wiesci wybuchu bunt6W
chlopskich.
W permskiej guberni ch}opi zabrali i
podzielili pomiedzy siebie grunty naleza
ce do hrabiego Strogonowa, oraz do ksie-
cia Cali y ma hr. Szuwa}owa.
W okregu symferopols skim chlopi zbu-
rzyli 80 dwory 72 ftlwarki.
W (gubernil kijowskiej) chlopi wyra.
buia lasy obywatelskie irozpedzaja sluz.
be folwarczoa. w pow. czerkawskim wy.
slano przeciwko MIN artylerye.
w pow. odeskim obywatele, bojac sie
rozruch6w, sprzedaja "a bezcen grunty i
wyjezdzsja do miast lub "a granice.
w okolicach Ekaterynoslawia chlopi Ia
CA sic W zbrojne handy j burza dwory.
Wyslano przeciwko MIN piechote i ar1i,a.
ty.
W Kijowie rewolucyonisci, przebrani
"a artylerzyst6w zaopatrzeni W przepu.
SIKH, dostali sic do arsenalu zabrali O.
gromne masy broni amunicyi. Chwala
sic. ze maja lyle naboj6w, il moga caly
Kij6w wysadzic W powietrze.
w Poltawie jakis rewolucyonista pie
cioma strzalami z rewolweru usmierci{
ma ul'cy pred drzwiami biura rsdce STA
nu Filonowa, kt6ry byl zwolennikiem
bezwzglednego tlumienia rozruch6w po
wsiach.
Pop Gapon powr6cil do Petersburga |
organizuje robotnik6w.
RewOlucya ma Kankazte / " pr0win.
eyach nadbaftyckich.
Armia "usmiritielia" generaia Orlo-
wa, slumiaca powstanie kotysz6w, wciaz
odnosi 'zwyciestwa Jakiego rodzaju
jest TO "usookajanie, "mo1na sobie wyo-
brazic !Telegramy donosza, re " ciagu xii
ku dni " jednym tylko powiecie zr6-
wnano z ziemia siedmnascie wsi Tote.
wskich. Schwy tanych chlop6w skazuja
zbiorowo bez sadu ma wygnaniei odsyla-
ia calymi pociagami do gubernii archan-
gielskiej lub olonieckiej. Pc takich O.
kruciehstwach, " okelicy, zaietej przez
wojsko, zapancwuje ma razie spok6j. ale
ME ma dlugo. Chlopi lotevscy poprzy.
Ameryka echo. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1902-1971, 1906-02-10
Echa rewO!ncyjne z POlski.

w Warszawie W cytadeli rozstrzelano
znowu czterech anarchist6w, zyd6w.
Og6}em W ciagu ostatnich dw6ch tygo-
dni rozstrzelano szesnastu aharchist6w,
W tel liczbie pietnastu Hyd6w. tylko
jednego chrzescianina.
We Wladyslawowie (gub, Suwalska)
byl zamach ma zycie nacxelnika miasta,
Pok rowskiego. Po zamachu policya "a
rzadzila rewizye znalazla sklad broni
W synagodze. Brof skonfiskowano, a ma
gmine zydowska nalozono 5000 rubli
kary.
w Sosnowcu,w mieszkaniu niejakiego
Sigmunda, by}a fabryka bomb. Jedna
bomba pekla przypadkowo podczas ma,
pelniania j zabila trzech mezczyzn, q
dw6ch ciezko zranila. wypa.
dek, ale nastepstwsch wiele powa.
zniejszycb, zaszedl W Silcach, mad gra.
Mica, G6rnego Slaska: caiy dom, W kt6.
rym fabrykowano bomby, wskutek przy.
padkowej eksplozyi runal " gruzy I 20
grzebal dwanascie os6b.
Ameryka echo. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1902-1971, 1906-02-10

dym sic ca}owal. Powiedzial do Mich mo-
we, kt6rej sic ma panied wyuczyl, kaza}
delegation slowa swoje powt6rzye wszy
stkim chlopom gdy powr6ca do swych 70
dzinnych wiosek. Tresc mowy carskiej da
sic zawrzec W trzech zdaniach: Pamietaj.
Gle, re wlasnosc jest swieta! Szlachcic ma
takie samo prawo do swojej ziemi, jak
chop do swojej. Car mysli was j wy
najdzie srodki, by przyjsc wan Z pomoca.
Ameryka echo. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1902-1971, 1906-02-10
Rueh rewolueyjny W Rosy
" PoIsee.


Bankierzy francuscy, Duma PahstwO.
wa.
znany pisarz Maksym Gorkij powie-
dzia} niedawno, Re obecnie toczy sic wal
Ia tylko to, kto ma ulozyc ola Rosyi
prawa wolnosciowe: rad, czy tez kon.
stytuanta, ale ze upadek samow}adztwa
lest juz pewnv W ten Iub 6w spos6b
must sic do tego faktu przystosowae ma
china prawodawcza.
Rad zrozumia} nareszcie, ze must nadac
iudowi konstytucye; przekonali go TEN
-bankierzy francuscy! Dop6ki odwo}y-
vano sic tylko do sumienia rzadu, pozo
stawal on g}u :hym; dop6ki podnoszono
buaty zabijano czynownik6w-mru.
czal, ze sic poprawi, ale mic ME robi}.
AT dopiero bankierzy francuscy odkryli,
gdzie jest jego czu}e miejsce: oswiadczy.
II stanowczo, Re ME pozycza wiecej pie
niedzy, dop6ki W Rosyi ME powstanie
parliament, msjacy kontrole mad finan.
sami pafstwa, dop6ki ten parliament
ale zagwarantuje zwrotu pozyczki. Wo-
bee tego oswiadczenia bankier6w fran.
euskich mozna bye absolutnie pewnym,
&c TAXI parliament powstae musi, bo bez
kredytu zagranicznego Rad carski ME
sytrzyma ami pol roku.
Parlamentem Rosyi ma bye Duma Ma.
.odowa. Rad stara sic wszelkiemi sila-
al wybory do Dumy przyspieszye, bo
mu pilno dostac cd bankier6w pieniadze.
Nar6d zas, jak ma zlose, wcale sic regi.
strowaniem do Dumy ME spieszy. Szere.
q zwolennik6w bojkotu Dumy zn6w sic
swiekszyly. Zwiazek~ Zwiazk6w, kt6ry
aotychczas W sprawie brania udzialu W
vyborach dawal swym czlonkom wolna
seke, obecnie powziat uchwale, zeby wy
oory bojkotowae. Uchwale te powzieto ma
sjezdzie delegat6w, odbytym W Imatrze
2 Finlandyi. Delegaci 20 dyskusyi uzna
II ME bez s}usznosci, ze wobec praw wo
iennych, panujacych obecnie W Rosyi,
vybory do Dumy bylyby tylko komedya
Uchwa}a ia najpotezniejszej W Rosyi
Kk0uAAoCyA HOStTPO"CJ A40 HOAOoU0AAC
<apewne bez skutku. Juz slychae, Re
rad zamierza wkr6tcs przywr6cie VOL
ao6e zebrah, oraz powypuszczac znaczna
lose ostatnio aresztowanych wiezni6w
oolltycznych.
Ia pomoca tych ulg rad chce sk}onif
10 wziecia udzislu " wyborach zywioly
amiarkowane, ma kt6rych zamierza sic
,przef. Zas przeciwko zywiolom "prze.
vrotowym" represya ma bye 1eszcze
vieksza nil obecnie. TAX mp. Rada Pan.
stwa uchwalila, Re sprawy przestepc6w
NV. "politycznych" maja bye wyiete
supelnie z pod juryzdykcyi sad6w cy.
vilnych, a oddane sadom wojskowym.
Ozieki temu zarzadzeniu faktycznie ma
sala Rosye rozciagniety zostal stan wo.
Jenny. Uczyniono to " tym celu, aby "a
den uczestnik6w zamach6w lub bunt6w
ale uszedl kary smierci, kt6rej sadly cy.
wine ME maja prawa vymierzac. tylko
voienne.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-08-01
North Dakota Points.

H vana- Flax i, great crop. - 81:
Lidgerwood-Crop prospects excel
lent. az H..
:, Hankinson-We will harvest an aver
age crop all around; late-sown grain not
looking so we'll; looks like about twelve
bushels wheat an acre for the average.
Pisek-Crops fair; wheat fit to cut
In ten days; will yield from fifteen to
twenty bushels in best places.
Adams-Harvest general here about
Aug. 10. ~. -
Enderlin-AIl crops except hard
wheat good as last year; fax acreage
20 pei, cent more and looking fine; a
little barley cut. but general harvest
will not start until Aug. Is. ....
Bowdle-Crops not looking quite so
good. ~. :.
Nekoma-Wheat looks like about
twelve bushels to the acre. ..~.s
Leal-Macaroni wheat fine; spring
wheat not SO good; fax fully up to
average. ... ~-..~ ...'.,...
Fngal-Harvest In ten days.
Balfour-Good crops.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-08-01
BUY MORE LAND AT MOUND
LEADING BAPTIsTs TAKE STEPS
TO NLARGE ASS MBLY
GROUNDWORK OF THE TEACH
ERs.

Forty business men from the Baptist
churches Of the city lpnched at !, Donald s
biity Of purchasing the eighteen-acre
tract Of ground on Priest g bay, adioin-
ing the assembly ground at Mound. The
plan was endorsed and committee will
begin at once to secure subscriptions.
The sessions Of the assembly are at
tracing large numbers of Baptists from
all over the state.
Mr.. Fagenstrom today gave an ener::
getic and spicy talk on getting and
keeping scholars in the Sunday school
and DR.. Fowler gave a fine apprecia-
ton Of Phillips Brooks. DR.. Cheney
continued his series with study of
the Thirty-second psalm.
Last evening Ivan Panin, by special
invitation, delivered his lecture on
teThe Inspiration Of the Scriptures,
Scientifically Demonstrated. "
It was remarkable demonstration Of
the fact that the Greek Testament is
constructed on an intricate numerical
scheme, multiples Of seven running
thru the building Of words and para:
graphs like the red cord thru the cable
of the British navy. .-........
Physical culture is not the least of
the many features on the program
A. O. Grau had his physical culture
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-08-01
aIsle Royale and Return s1o. oo. ].

Every Thursday, Saturday and Sun.
day until Aug. 80 inclusive, the Great
Northern Railway will sell round trip
tickets to Isle Royale Ports via Duluth
and Booth Line steamers nEaston -
and $500 City" for the extremely low
rate OF $1,000, including 81 berth and
Thursdays will be good returning tho
following Monday. Those sold on Sat-
urday and Sunday good returning the
following Thursday. This allows q Law.
over st Isle Royxle Of about "a hours,
City Ticket Office, corner Third and
Nianllet. MinnOano0a. MINI 8
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Do Something Worth whilai

If you are intending to take vaca-
tion trip, why not go to the Yellow
stone National Park9 Nowhere else on
earth can be seen SO many of nature IS
wonders. The trip is not an expensive
Agent, Northern Pacific Ry., No. 10
Nicollet House Block. Have him ar
range all details for you.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-08-01
BUSINESS FOR BEE INSPECTOR

WINONA, MINN.-W. Russell Of Minneapolis
the state inspector of bees, was In Winona yes
terday looking for case Of foul brood. but found
this bee epidemic was a minus quantity here, the
nearest place at which it is known to exist be-
ing at La Crescent.
Candidates for nomination for county office are
beginning to make their filings with the county
auditor From the filings already made contests
for several Of the nominations are assured.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-08-01
South Dakota Points.

Dempster-Conditio as whole
are good. oats, barley and durum wheat
are especially fine. E. 49,
boldt-Barley, good weight and
color and mostly in the shock. 81
Wilmot-Outlook never better, and
If the weather remains favorable we
will have one of the largest crops in
years. .-,.,..s ... -. .... a.,
Gary-Harvest in full blast; best
oats crop in history.
Brookings-Oats good, barley fair,
wheat fair, corn poor. ...
Ipswich-Stand not 50 good as last
year but filling fine; feed grains good,
Frederick-Prospects never were bet
ter; corn late but growing nicely.
Vienna-Macaroni wheat good, blue
stem fair, oats good, barley good, fax
good.
Ethan-Wheat and barley good, oats
in some localities small; barley, rye all
cut and about half the wheat already
cut. nI
frankfort Crops excellent all
around here.
Watertown-About IS per cent of
the wheat is macaroni and As per cent
bluestem.
Woonsocket-Barley cutting about
finished; wheat harvest general by TO-
| morrow. re
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-08-01
Enjoy Outdoor Life.

The younger crowd is having Jolly
times with their sports in the daytime
and parties at night. Last night they
gave "tally-ho" ride in the assembly
coach, ending in watermelon party on
the porch Of the Eckholdt cottage, en-.
tertaining the Ingraham and Wyman
girls and the "Camp Bliss" girls from
Anoka
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-08-01

CEDAR RAPIDS. IowA.-Phoebe Livermore.
aged 1s. was killed by lightning at Palo while
at work at washtub.
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class out on tho tennis courts at $3.50
am. today to 90 thru the exercises in

class out on tho tennis courts at $3.50
am. today to 20 thru the exercises in
the open air. 49,.
The outdoor sports are in full swing
and despite an occasional shower dur.
ing the afternoon the young women had
q good game of indoor baseball yester-
day outdoors. The teams lined up with
Anoka strong on one side under Cap
tain McFeters. Captain Ingraham
found herself short two girls, SO Mary
Ann Fagenstrom and Harriet Hill
Smith were recruited from the side
lines. The Anoka girls won by score
Of 10 to 10, with A. g. Grau umpire
and the following lineup.
Mabelle McFeters, Capt. .c.....F Fannie Ingraham
Minerva clure ......p. Harriet Hin Smith
Qrabella Wyman. .2b. 49,. Beatrice Amber
Mabelle sauburn ..;.sb.. Gertrude Eyer!ngtcn
Nellie McF eters :. :. >. feid =. Florence Gofi
Mamie Lepper. 800. right ss..... Miriam Smith
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-08-01
Ono Fare for tho Round Trip to Dan
non Valley Points via Groat4
Western Railway

Every Saturday and Sunday during
May, June, July, August, September
and October. For further information
apply to r. II. Heard, Gen u Agent, cor.
Nicollet avenue and Fifth street, Min.
neapolis.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-08-01
GRAIN Is LODGED
BY HEAVY STORMS
REPORTS SHOW THAT RAIN DID
DAMAGE.
Many Minnesota and Dakota Points
Not Heard from Before Report Aver
age or Better Crops-Harvest Will
Be General in Few Days-summary
Of Reports.

the stage Of Comment upon yields pro
spective and will soon begin to tell Of
actual returns. Little threshing has
yet been done, but from now on barley,
rye and oats. will be threshed, and
wheat will follow.
Several chamber Of commerce firms
have made exhaustive inquiry as to
conditions. The summary below is
condensation of reports received by the
Freemire.- Remund company. It is Of
interest because number Of small
points that do not ordinarily appear in
crop reports are found, and because it
severe storm that passed over a por-
ton Of southern and southwestern Min
nesota last week. Considerable damage
was done by his storm. Its effect was
particularly bad upon fields of thick
grain, and much lodging followed.
The summary is as follows:
Minnesota Points.
Glenwood-An average crop Of all
grains; harvest in ten days.
Lttchfeld-Average crop with favor
able weather.
Underwood considerable red rust
and less wheat than last year If wet
weather comes. =
Battle Lake-Rye, oats, barley, fax,
and macaroni wheat all good; blue stem
Kenneth-Barley fair, oats bumper,
wheat good crop.
Cyrus-:An average crop is promised;
Morgan-Some damage by rains; fair
crops. ,,
Acknowledgements general this week;
threshold; good quality and bumper
crop around here if weather remains
Cold Spring-Crop prospects fine.
| Wendell--Barley ready to cut; all
crops look fine. .. 1,.
Echo-Recent heavy storm lowered
prospects,; only an average crop now
= promised; oats fiat on ground in some
places.
Clarkfeld-Heavy rains Friday last
made the wheat crop less favorable.
Cleveland-CroDs not very prom1s'
ing; the storm Of Friday night hurt
Northfeld-Big crops, fine quality;
car new barley already received here.
Airlie-All grain looking. fine.
Lake Benton-Orops good, especially
oats and barley.
i Tyler-Crops good; rye mostly har.
vested; some threshing will be done this
Mountain Lake-Good prospects re.
manned until Friday, when very heavy
rain lodged the grain and did much
damage.
r Ruthton-All grain fine; promise IL
per cent better than last year.
Buffalo Lake - General conditions
good.
Redwood Falls-Untfl last Friday the
crop prospects were good; heavy rain
flattened the grain; will probably save
rs per cent Of it.
" Lorne-Crop prospects were fair, but
last Fridays rain lodged the grain.
Hoffman--Durum wheat good; spring
wheat not very good.
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W: :;;;;;:; g
Hardware, Cutlery, Tools,
Paints, Athletic Goods. Fitch
enware, Etc.
E1RoY BOYS Rum AWAY

ELROY, WIS.-Clarence and Chester olesou
aged II and 13 respectively, left home YESTERDAY
at pm. to 60 to a garden q half mile AWAY
and soon after disappeared
A large forge Of men searched all night. and
learned that the boys were seen some fourteen
Mauston.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-09-23
Riches of the Southwest

Our recent letter from Abingdon by
a stan correspondent outlining the riches
OF that part OF Virginia. was a revelation
TO many citizens OF our own state Viz
gin'a IS so largo. and her resources are
SO varied that one section knows but
zoo little about the other. All Of us
have vague idea OF the mineral wealth
of the Southwest. hut who Is prepared to
hciove that property in that locality.
which sold during hard ,tioles for tile
pufm sum OF 5000. is now yielding
eross annual income OF $4,000, Yet We
rave reliable Information that such is
the fact.
In the neighborhood of Abingdon the
wealth Of timber. minerals. water-power.
agricultural and mineral lands IS beyond
belief. ana II must soon become one Of
the most prosperous sections OF the
South. More than "A century ago a sclen-
thc man predicted that Ibis corner OF
virginia. with its rich bluegrass mead
ows. fits mountains and hills hrcd with
almost every known mineral and its
three rivers. each with rapids every few
hundred yards % furnish unlimited wa
ter-powor. would somo day be the most
denscly populated section OF the United
States. because It could sustain such a
population from The SOIL THAT prophesy
is now in process OF fulflment.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-09-23

a correspondent thinks that The Times
Dispatch was In error IN saying that Pitt
syIvania was the most populous county
IN the state. with tho exception Of Nor
folk county lie suggests that Henrico
is far ahead. II IS. ~ the city or Rich
mond DE Included. but Danville -was
not included I'm the population OF Pitt
-vivania. nor Norfolk city in that Of
Norfolk county.
The population Of Norfolk county proper
IS 5o7So. that OF Pittsylvania ie.Sel. vhnt
the population Of Henrico is soo'2. There
arc several counties with a larger popu'a-
zion than Henrico Halifax has 37.l97;
Rockingham. 1887. Accomac. $3.50. Au-
gusta. 1880. Bedford. 1880
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-09-23

purcst Joy and tho rac1ant story =
eternity
SO shalt thou dwell In tho land. and
verify thou shalt be fed"
The Psaimist has no ideal meanings
hore-he means simply home and bread.
The work OF the world has 20 be carried
on by those 10 whom homo and bread
ane precious. and their families the great
Interest Of their lives Tho promise Is
20 them ana their children. And this
would 10 the normal condition Of things
if tho world were not So terribly Jared
and ont OF Joint
To dwell I'm tho land means not surely
to wall around a bit Of il and possess
II, but 70 dwell among brethren. sharing
their public life IN honor and in love
Trust in the Lord and 90 good" and
your home among your brethren IS sure.
They know the weu-doers. they love
thom. they make room for them.
Let man live out fenrlessly tho
Divine rule. and daily his life will grow
richer in love. In honor and IN the supply
Of ell his needs. We half trust the
promise. and then complain that It fails
-
This statement Is ono made by the
Psaimist 1t is no absolute legal promise
The life and death OF Christ should re-
mind Us that the most Divine goodness
may find no home-no bread IN a world
Ike this. The worlds martyrs have not
been It's chief sinners Always a deeper
ana moro solemn claim Of heaven may
be pressed on US.
Some there are for whom God may
see Il IS best that their bread IN this
world should fail. But there Is stin tho
everlasting Rock beneath them. There
is land from whose home al tho forces
Of the universe cannot thrust them;
and angels bread which All the banded
hosts of darkness can never snatch from
their lips
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-09-23

government Will hardly care 10 force the
trade upon a country that doesn't want
II and honestly tried 20 get rid Of r.
more than sixty years ago.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-09-23

thing Better ono plain sold ring or pin
than vulgar display OF sham jcwclrya
better one small diamond than clusters
OF "br'Iants", better one little work OF
art in your parlor than walls lined with
cheap chromos. II you cannot get the
genuine article. don't have anything Tor
tho sham Will vitlate your taste, n Il DO
not corrupt your morals. The better the
imitation the greater the deception, and
ono may not practice deception in any
form without consequent degradation.
more or less.
In higher sense. better an honest
sinner than sham saint; better a hold
hiEhwayman than a sneak-thief: better
professional politician than n pretended
statesman" and So on throughout the
list There IS no statute ON tho subject.
out the moral law demands that man
wear his own label be II gooJ or bad
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-09-23

neat in regions down pe-'W-
'Tis like the furnace Shadrach tramped
beside AhedneEo.
Yet once I Kassed. "Ah' summers past.
and autumn brings the blues''
I bade farewell TO leafy dell. gOod-by 10
peekoboos.
1 cried THE drcar NOvemher's nearl"
and gave some low boo-hoos.
And then. as though he wished 20 show
the poet was mis- tool.
The weather man he took a han and
steamed away the cool.
And showed up Me. as you can see. as
pretty nigh a fool
III not regret tho summer yet. I feel II
isn't lost
l did that once-ah. erring dunce,-and
look at what IT'S cost,
Nor Ger In greet the autumn sweet
until I sec the frost.
H. S II.