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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-22
y REAL Il STAT Tor Rent.
N. w. BOWIE & SON
Have For r emit:

No. 3S 300 w. franklin Street, 10 rooms
Furnished or unfurnishcd possession on
8Ff short notice. u fss3S l.3 Y
No, s12 Park Avenue. 70 rooms posses
sion September LIST.
Shenandoah Apartments V at Lee Circle.
ia 9 rooms. well tiated !; heat, elevator
5f and roof garden free. gss ~
No. 621 W.. Grace Street, ~ rooms pos-
3]s session September LIST. XII 3a
No. 4o7 E. Main Street, 9 rooms, steam
M heat. y; ,5 q II .isSS 5f}g Is.
g5ss 70 ss Gssse street
No.. 723 w. Main Street, 10 rooms 4; pos
Il session Sept enber LIST. NH 3 .;S II }f
No. G402 N. Twelfth Street. 9 rooms and
IS detached Groom kitchen; possession
No.141s Park Avenue. 8 rooms !; posses 4
VIII sion September / st. rs #z M
No. BIG Park Avenue, third nat, rooms
ED hot water hea $i8 53%
No. 1905 Floyd Avenue. rooms possess
sion September 1st. 4,
No. $40 N. Park Streets possession at
81. once: eight. rooms. new and nice.
No. 214 =. Clay Street, 9 rooms posses
NO. 400 N y Zig th Street. 9 rooms; pos
VA session September LIST. # \; ne VA = itS
NOS 5o3s:W. Main Street. Z rooms posses
sion September LIST: lss n 5is 5sg ss5
No. 608 E. Leigh Street, 10 rooms pos
& i session September LIST. slsi
No. 1903 8. Third Street. 8 rooms, first
e, z, fat, ba til etc: possession Sept Sci ST..
NO. s 10 MO H1arSnaIl8 6treel, 5 tgIOOIIlS
y possession September 18th. II
No: s1sS w. Cary Street. rooms; possesE-T
i8 sion at once $Ss$ SB 531 Al 3s3s
No. 1904 p. Broad Street, rooms 4; pos
az session September 1st. Una III >s9 stj
No. $50 N. Eighth Street, z rooms 4: pos
tF session August 18th. { il
No. 1908 II, Broad Street, rooms;s pos
& 3session August 9Th. G.
Brook Road, farm 81 acres; poss essionf
En- at once al Il nv IN II, tS
No. 8122 IS. Linden Street, Il rooms \: pos
"A session August LIST. 85.
No. S08 s.. Third Street, rooms, second
81 fiat; possession September 1st
No. 1902 e. Broad Street. rooms pos
& session Septamber LIST. 3 Si8
No. Sit. Munford StrAet. rooms and at
No .. liz IN. twentieth street. 8 rooms
Rooms over No. 8 W.sBroad street; pos
session at once. *, $5-
No. 1927 w Main Street. fiat. s nice
rooms. HI i 5J e s. "a s2sgB
x session at once. q 8 IA MAJ II d
No. 722s1-2 S. Laurel Street: possession
at once. 81
Farm at Ellerson. Va. 10 acres. rooms,
dwelling, garden. stable, hem house, ETC.
No. 1903 Brook Avenue; possession at
q once: s rooms. IA ~ IN y. n X
$i57l,f7s-- '-~.-. -, ~ :.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-22

Erft-grain Georgia pine flooring. The
tutler's pantry is K lifted With cases, sink
etc. and a place for re frigerator, and had
d storeroon off OF same, fs ,$St q (
E The second story contains three bed
rooms, linen closet. bath room, and sew
Ing room. with a private stairway to the1
kitchen from the servants room.
The third floor contains ample store
room, }334 III tt$SsS
The house can be built for four thout5
sand $4,000 dollars. With all modern cons,
5yenences. Height OF basemen t seven fee
height Of first story eleven feet, second
story ten feet 5A.If
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-22

Over = 10000 children under is years
OF age are said to be working in the
factories, shops and mines OF this coun-
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-22
10 is.

National Boulevard. near Chimttorazo
Park. from $500 to 800 per foot.
"a Beautiful lot Broad Street, near Thirty.
sixth 30x165; a. beauty; s26.75 pc r 10 Of w
330x120 feet Thirty second Street, near
Leigh. g Take the whole for SO pcr foot.
A. Boulevard lot. Lee District In c!ty),S
near Hanover Street. $500 per foot
I'll Len Annex lots very cheap
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-22

3 New York unonists hopo to weld the
three building trades councils into ono
compact organization with 10000 behind
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-22
The BUSY WORLD.
o. i / | ! [ ! s. II ]
Echoes of ;. the VI y: Busy Work.
shop, Mill and
Mine.
GOSSIP (;y(r d 81 EADyylNNERs5
GOSSIP 81 Of BREADWlNNERs.
ofGWeek's$ W ork Of Every
Nation Where N ecllanics and M
Artisans Hold Sway

3a3jj q IS. 4
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-22
Lewis Gnter Land and Improvement Company
THoa President Mutual Build
REAL ESTATE Of Sale.
ttf. AN0AAA -
FOR SALE,
Il ii'fi! ai,
$1,000.

Will buy q two-story detached Brick
Dwelling, gas, water and bat n 70 oms
side en- trance; lot 221-2 by5S17o feet; on
West Clay Street, near Adams. II you
sant nice home and bargain, see us
II once. Don't phone. n rs. S% #
2}tgsES We have n Main Street Investment In a
brick dwelling. near Third Street. that we
can sell for considerably less money than
what property IN this neighbour God has res;
Gently sold for. Don't miss this oppor-
tunity to make money In the near futures
No lnforma ton over the 'phone $
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-12-24

e@aItera-0xoi. eureb. L q se - xxe
In Dur4i&sttt, l6e; 10 Brush xur4scxtt,
lie, 10 bt3 IL Bftub lie.
eepb6sItes 6@resnshsi@ - &aoQssIriss
Usxcp Ris sa6 90: Shares nesx VlS. 90; sSp
y $4,000; esort &lsGs $3.50; Haugf
01s. 90.
Harae - 0erdn9erts 8ratrusa &c;
Eraxsfurtsr 7}e: .HoIoexa Ia Earnass 7je to
Sn@ 6ke
sYe6-Hlase CestsK, SO Do 20 etusb ia
Tur~iGnttt. 1sKe; gIars 1etasx. 30 bts &c
3fpnb, l2ie; 3Iars Esuiea, % bs % sfunn
a4t. Is BIB o., 18e; Il Do Is 3fuxb,
l4e; RIare SfnGea, q Do 80 $ssxs, l2}e:
RSden IL BIB Is 4sfvss 12is: xisss Kiasx .
h8 8 Bfunb, lbs
8rabaaGS Ys6-Sisger Sxeitb gsssb 2os
sewabIter Sueer Sussb 2oc. e-JT 8tass tn
Dur@f9n!tt TIC 8 bts . Siaxs Ia DssSs
i4aitt lee; 10 BIB - 3fuxh nm EursFqmtt
l5s; bYTsnb tut Tus9iexts, Iausz!, l8ss.
9 2funh sua Darei@ntt. ies5Gl. 18e.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-12-24

- Gebr bebsuiiam fHr Stbs Alasfa
it bic gsffsrn erfulgte gr0Hnuns Der
tslsaruphifdsn 0srbinuung BON Sort
Wranssl NIT Seattls.
- Der Cob bes p~oblbabsnben 5ar.
rnsrs WOnroe Worgan tn einem 9oipi'
tai In gmporia. 9uni.. it bun einem
8s6simniB umsebsn. Worgar tuuroe
tn Der Iebtsn Raat an Der staotsrsnse
bsfnnuneslos aufgsfunben uno CT fam
au9 nidt uieber our gefnnung.
- E!s rsdt fsnn3ei9nenb fur bie
prefare @srfafune bes Gelbmarties
rpuros ssfsrn bic 8batfa8s erudbnt,
oab bic Dslatuare & 6uoiou Babn
perssbli9 periudt bat, In Bottom a.
600, 900 6proasntiee. nod Nblauf
zines Sabrss psrfaqenosr WOtsn Der
Babn unter3u6rinsen. ben geriu&
absr aufeab. neil 3u ben borsei6lage.
men Bebtngunsen bic Roten 3u 8 BRO
cent hdttsn perainf tueroen miRsn.
- prdRbent RooisbsIt bat zine
Proclamation an bas Bolt Der Ser.
staaten erlaKsn, In Der CT UNI Inter
Rtbuneen fur bic bunaeruben ghtneien
eiu9t. Wsbrers WiIionen @bineien
limb benz 6unssrtobts psrfanen, tuenn
He ni&t BON a~usudrtisen 2dnosrn
rnterfihbuneen erhalten.
- Sn Santiago, @bils. enbete
aeffern Der pros,B gegen emilio Su'
bnis. ben fossnanntsn &ilenii&en Sad
tbe Slipper, tpsI9er na6sepisfenermas
Zen ftnf perfonen ern1orbet bate, NIT
Der Derurtbeilung bes Angstlagten gum
8obe.
- Oscar 3. Wefmnn, "a Sabre
alt, bon Rseaunes, unb 5obn gIai&e.
81 Sabre aft. bon Q~etraunse, ~ertranteri
beute bsiu. S&litti&ubIaufen auf benz
Nitiean.Se Sec Bet gseanaba. Wi&.
Der 2st&nam bes BlaI9e uurbe beute
Nbenb aus benz WaHer ssao9en.
- Qarbinal Gibbons bon Baltt'
more uno @r3btf9of Srelano bon ct.
paul haben angebIi& berfprc&en.
einen She'll Der WitteI auf3ubringen.
bamit ois aus ben prieferieminare1 tn
6ranfret@ bertrisbersn Stuoenten tn
Rom ibre Stuoien fUitfebe1 f6nnen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-12-24

Rem Dorf: vumbria" bon 2iberpool;
rNinnebaba" BON 2onbon.
Sable SsIano: ,potsbam" bon @otter.
ban uirb 0ienfag Morgen unl
ubr In Neu Dort aaIan9en.
Queenstown: .garnnia" nn4 Vetp
BORT, murbe ue9en Nebels bts
sonntap Morssn am Ausfabre1
bertinoert.
Rem Dort: columbia" bon @lasgotp.
WopilIe: Californian" bon Retu BORT.
2iberpool: ~gtrurta" unb Georgia"
bon Rem Dori.
eoutbompton: Rem Yori" bon Netu
Doyf.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-12-24

baben R9 boz, ben SoainIifen auf'
bsbsn IaEsn uno bethlehem auf ibre
5Orosrunssn. Wsbr aIs 10. 600 ar.
better berlieren ibr Brot, fals bic "a.
britantsn Tore Drobune a%usfhbren.
Oeferrei6'l1usarn.
90 abIrsform mirb 8efeb.
Wien, %. Deg. Tns 6srrsu'
haus bss 6ffsrrsi3ii6sn @eiasratbs
bat esasrn Nbsnb bic @ablrsform.
Dorlass enoehltis anesnpmmsn. Dice
fer gnti4stb fanb bertits fef. nadoem
pisls Stunoen porber bonn Plenum bas
SOnbsrgsisb eutesb.iB'n mar. psldes
bic 3abl Der auf 2~ebsns3ett e%rnannten
Wiielisoer bsf9rdntt.
Die Sisung oauerte jp6lf Stunben.
WtniferprdRoent 5reiberr b. Bed
mabnts noGmals In ldnssrer. einbring
ltdsr Rsor aur unperdnoertsn annabme
oes @sisbe5, inoem er bic ernhen aon.
i%squsn3e1 herborbob. psl&e Elm G&ei.
tern Der Reform habsn miBte. Die
ssualties Wsbrbstt. usl8e bic 8orlase
I'm snii9sibsnbsn auesnblid srbieIt.
DENIES, tueI6sn ginbrud bte AusfHb.
rungsr oss prsmiers ssma&t batten.
Stalisn.
8 u q m m enfunt 3meter
Wtnifer bes AeuBsrn
W aiInnb. %. Des. Mit gro.
Sem SntsrsHs III bier In pOlitiidm
Rrsiisn bic 2unbe aufaenommen NOR.
ben, bob Der Dfsrrsi3iia unaariIGs
Winifer bss NeuBsrn, 5reiberr b.
Aebrentbaf. unb Der italieniids Winis
fisr bss AeuBsrn, SignOr $ittoni. eine
absrmaIlse 2onferen3 plansn. Ra&
ben isbiasn SisbORttOnen lou BITE 3us
iammsntunft Wtitte Sanuar faitfinoen
unb atuar BIER. Nn bic gegegnung Der
beiosu Staatsmdnnsr piro BITE 6oH.
nuna estntpt, baB bic gssiebungsn
suii6en Der SoppsImonar4te unb
Stalisn fd I'm R,uen Sabre snger
gefaItsn tuerben, als es felt lan9em
Der Sal e~epsien lit.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-12-24
Gamereteas

0smabIter 5inaotbS s2.as-2.85.
Drbtndrsr BIB gutter 5sHotbp el.So-l,7s
gRotber 2Ieeiarten $6 90 $50.
gnslifGer 4Ieeiauaea $3.50
HIipte 3Ieeiauaen 38.00-6.w
UfaIfa 2Iesiaunen S8.00-l0.00.
Wetber 3leeiou.ez $500.
6oncp Rentudp 1Ia,sras Sl.6O-i.7b-
BIaisras h @baf 75e.
0neIif&es BIaisras $3.50.
Dr&drt @ras $1.70-1.66.
Eeb ToS h GbaH $1.26-1.B.
3affer Rom We-$1.00.
Hmber Suaerrobr Santes &l.00-l.Hs.
Betbes uab seIbes Rom sl.0e-l.25.
Neb COB GufIase $1.10-l.&.
Com Beas $l.76.
gRiuet 81 30 ts t1.86.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-12-24

Urts3eS RsnhfstG-BsAys4s @tisss - 81
&c; SseHss Sasrs s8-8is ; tsfes Rtxba
$50 BIB 800 Eiuxo 7}s; Sisfos &a4s zoo
bts $50 Biufo &c xHbe SO ID 90 &hase
g.; efer gorberD!s<tsl &c. 0tt9 Ntatess
rer.es lie, Hixb 3txtssStes&sI l0}e, Htas
Borbernisrtsl Dc, xa9 BostessssstsI 82x I'D
o~StertierteI &c.
5riI&es 3cIbFeti&-&dTbss l01e. 6tHtsss
pserteI l0}e, Horberuisrtd 6Ae.
SrK&eB e4afRsii3 - 2dsnfn9 ~ 4hnko
Lee ; S@aft s2e: 14enssI lee; RAD, aHls
l6e.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-12-24

SxbianapsIis 4afeesB rete
SeSobnL BIB gutter l0-l2e; prssss bts 90
uabIter L-18e Saney 82i-Sess 9oIces
Deuow Is BIB ace. Saps 2s-82s.
Sx |adets1:
Hsiofa S15.76 |. 2ton 81 '.25, Ssriss SIS 90
SaracaS sll. 20. Sinmortb'B s1A 80, Dsta
SaSa 8Iexh $500, GItmaS yaSa BIemh
$16'76, Dtrica $3.50.
Hu6er--Dominoes 7.57S etl6,z&sy 6.02
putpertFrter Sac: XIII yu!psrfSts B.47s.
lehaes sraxuItrtes 6.l2e; Gabes 5.67e; eszs
isetioxes' U 6.17e; Ribsepoob q l.82e; @sss
xts Z 4.sae; ourYtre H4.Ts, Sseai Extss
eoIb1 6 l.72e Mtrbipr sgtsa 3 1885,
EsSsepoos 8 l.sae: seIber 8 6:69e; 10 sst
bss A.87.
sfRs-RaA 90 OF. xeR). Sas. o. IL per
0ago4e.
1idIss-a4OO I'M Sas Is /: 1000 IN sac
s7.bes 1900 tra aaIbfab $780, 400 TIA Sat
$3.50.
9anbp-6KS etanseu seuti9s 7s Sres
eer eeusi&t c; Banner Trth &C. sre<g
Boxbons lie: Ns. 3 Cream oenai6t loo
NaHe-BraSI Rea lie BIB 14e; Stbesl 10
RanheIn II; wei8f&eIiss Aaxbegs iss.
Sorbax RanbeIa l6s; Beexsts & Dc sss,
ser6Hete BIB Sc: gnaIHas 8oialHw e}t
0etro6mete 6ra9tNzepfa. a. ox 0o9as
setrodaet. &c; SobanxeSbserea O. bs s4e;
Gsrux Ice BID 20e; Rofxes, . GrOpx. pa
Rfsmb. u Q Grcsua 72s, ( 6roux VIC fsas
u~sexireie dds 9e, GaItforxia Naseatsi INC:
SaItana sle. tupsvttrte eugtaxa lie sa I2s,
California xprticfen &c BID 12e.
etarte-Bearl, e2s, GbGusYtos vsoh ] xxa
9 Rfxab 4e6ste s. Rom, ! Rfa. 4zGes,
lH-6}e.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-12-24


NsvfeI - "a! 00-&.60 pes Sab.
@ranberries-$s.00 per Sob.
E3a1aneYl $l.76--2.Sb ; tIstss 31-Sl.sS'
9stromen q 0o-4 30 tss xaFa
DrGnaem - 90. '6-8.25 pc xsas.
gHrR&e, $1.75-2.B0t er HuSbsI.
California PFauu1en. $1.7b bic Rife:
8trnen, $2.50-s 30 pei Sat.
Deiatraaben, $40 tuxbert 36rbs.
perfmuons, 90c bte Rife.
OstnRs.
Eotbe Raben $l.75 PEE Tab.
geIerY-20s BIS Sc pei Dutenh.
2raut - $l2 -$l4 Per Tunne.
B~Iumentobl &1.2s br UuibeI.
gaIat - lSe PEI Bfunb.
8wiebeIn - Wotbe nab ustse 4l.00 BIZ
81 III PEI Sos epaxti&e SmtebsIn 81. 80
per Rife.
BeterREie 1850 PEI Cxtsxb UuxQss.
RartoHeIn-$l.6 81 pss 5aE
ysaSieie zoe pei Dutexb Dum@es.
ehbiartoHeIn - Strstxta tS.35; DaIti'
more s1.FB-2.76; Series ta.oo $500
per Sat.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-12-24
OesA~oessse WSeslo.

6nsar GursS e@ttsx - gras nualftdt:
1870 BtpRb Ia: ID 3saze 162e; l0-l2
4funb lB}: 8wsits Eualtt8 ! 20-le pful
&c; Is Bfusb lBs /; ID 1fnsS Lie /: 10
pfrab lie.
GattornH@e 61taien-e b 9 BfuS Sle;
Q bts ID RhsxA 9le.
epe6, gxst.-0audaltn, Q ID 10 pfnsa
Im Dur9i3attt. l73e; u ID u @faxb h
Dm1f&utt, LEX.
0sbbeytsD NMbfet@ - 6qMssns 20.
81. 1A3e: Ns6sxisttsa La Sxaai. LEI
3Rb0d Ice.
e@uab = n xlssaD-L nsd. lie: 4
nnaEstdk lole; Q. nmaJtR lo3e
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-12-24
0ssSetDs

Dshea - go. 3 rotbes 76le, aai gsisb
fen, 72s Don gRabIen SO. 3 rotsss us
DECEMBER, 76e: &aaexpeseR 74e
Deli1fora =. 20. ! nett l4ss au. q
psS 4l}e; go. 8 wetb ar 40 4 uas
42e; 70. 2 weis sensi@t a. Nc 8
mesS seuii4t &c; go. & wss ss- Q.
4ae; 20. 3 eeIb 44e 30 3 seIb a !;
70. ( seb 48e; 30. ssrstai Asi
10. 8 asmii&t 4Ac; No. 4 ssasat 4Se !
Robes l0e.
oaisr 70. 3 wesber 37}, 10 Q p<ea
8sae: 30. 2 0eurf&ter sse; 10. Q ssxresi
86ie.
Hsu - 30. / atmotbt sl6 10 Eh
q, e17. Is.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-12-24
De@ @AssnsRexss.

BeIi@torn - Bstautsprefe: IL szc h&
nnalttdt, l0-l6e.
~3afr-ee&dIt 87-89e; Ia bsa 9ssfsi
ne Co.'S 400 tes 4smas.
BILLET - Hertamfspreiie: s12 01-k14 o.
xu1otbb-SertaufsErete! els 90 20 O.
etrob-Freue. ie MAD BEN 0ssa. b Bal
Iex, 5000 80.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-12-24

DutteS, GseS a0D 0eEReeJ.
&dxbIer besa3Iea ioIenbs Sretss
Trij@s Gi1-2bs peg Eszteab.
3ahner eAe, 4&5xs B. 1erfsts-ll-l(e,
@aten &c, @dnie &c.
Gutter - GoGxtrp. i8es ersssssso 3d..
0Ista 82e
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-12-24

gxsros . Bersaufspseiis Susossst Is
g@usbsrtdis 8ae pes Rfusb ssxpshaH4s'
69meberidfe lbs, 1sseoaiss &seasz s az
ll}, geu port 8tsobors Ice. shs!sszna
i9er 2~ss5ureer l8e. 1rs6 lie,
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-12-24
@raQrungSjmang
8ei Mnsibnngeu geiflider TunttiOuen bleibt far
ben &lerls in Trantrei9 brfebeu.

8ampf spHdsn Gbebsrn nno Ofneren Strafredhihe gerfdgung beans
ragt. - &retas Sereingung nit Dem Ssaeneurride. - seur sot.
idaffr ernannt. = @adtpohen mhRen iuhrt idieBen.
Nahhform nMS @eeB.- Grtreue yorfdMmaB.
rgeln fhr ben G3aren gerofem.
The Spanish Fork press. [volume] (Spanish Fork, Utah) 1902-current, 1906-04-05
Rrewerlea handlcanned.

Congressman Bartholdt of st. Louis
at one time got up a bill in the inter
est Of breweries. Just then the con-
sciences Of his colleagues were In
their usual acute condition over the
evils Of the demon rum and Bar
tholdt's proposition was downed by
the usual w. c. T. U. majority. Bar
tholdt sat and glowered while the next
bill was put on its passage. It was a
measure giving some new privileges
to a railroad company. 1t went
through pretty nearly unanimously
and then the house adjourned. AS the
members went out one of them asked
the st. Louis man what made him
look so glum and sour. "Mein Gott!"
he said, and II came straight from an
overcharged heart. IF the breweries
could only issue s!"-Chlcago
Chronicle.
The Spanish Fork press. [volume] (Spanish Fork, Utah) 1902-current, 1906-04-05
l .Jct.ss,o. RockxteLlGSIS y32{s1
"a s't S,p's.s - AVS AsIossoGIs-

women claiming to be civilized, and
left to savages and barbarians. No
really humane woman wants to wear
even as much as a chicken feather, be-
cause all feather-wearing tends to pro-
long the fashion.
One Of the most incomprehensible
things connected with the senseless
and cruel bird plume fashion is the
silence Of ministers Of the Gospel.
Why can they not see that for
woman to deck herself with the re-
suits of cruelty and brutality Is incon-
sistent with Christian profession?
There Is crying need that people
In all the churches should be told de-
finitely and specifically what applied
Christianity is. Participation In
cruelty is sin from which protesting
Christians are far from being exempt
and It constitutes a serious and we'll
grounded cause for criticism among
outsiders who are humane. They
laugh at Christianity which barps
continually on Gods mercy to US, but
says little or nothing about the mercy
which we, In consequence, should
show to every living creature. Can the
justice of this criticism be denied?-
M. F. Lowell, Secretary American HUI
name Association.
The Spanish Fork press. [volume] (Spanish Fork, Utah) 1902-current, 1906-04-05
owes Much to susan 3, Antbonv.

The late Susan B. Anthony was
great friend of the young reporter,
She had keen news sense and lost
no time in giving facts to the inter.
viewer. At one time a young man
from the West had been given a trial
on Washington paper and was told
to knock around town and see what
he could find, There was some sort
of a woman's convention there, so he
hunted up Miss Anthony and threw
himself at her mercy. She told him
at once all about the convention and
its work. the result being that he was
permanently engaged next day and is
now leading correspondent.
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Authors Ample Wardrobe.

It would not be advisable for the
average man to follow the example of
Gabrielle D'Annunzio In the matter of
travelling outfit. Recently on jour.
ney D'Annunzio took fourteen trunks
and an Italian newspaper had the en-.
terprise to make an inventory Of their
contents with the following result In
part: Seventy-two shirts. LA pairs
OF plan socks. twenty-four pairs of
silk socks, forty-eight pairs of day
gloves, twenty-four pairs of evening
gloves, eight silk muffiers. eight violet
umbrellas, ten green parasols, twenty
dozen handkerchiefs and 100 colored
cravats.
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6RoWNLoW-MAN TO WATCH
Tennessee Congressman Evidently
Has Keen Business Instinct.

Congressman Brownlow Of Ten
nessee stood in the house lobby with
a young member from Ohio when Con-
gresham Watcher of Baltimore came
along. Look out for that man Browl-
low" said the Baltimore man, "or he'll
get your watch" who do you mean?"
asked the alarmed young Ohioan.
Just what say. He's the greatest
confidence man in congress, Listen.
have not much use for seeds, so
made an arrangement with Brownlow
last year to trade him my 1000 pack
ages of seeds for something that
would be useful to me. 1t was a com.
plete reciprocity agreement. He got
my seeds and when l went around to
him to get my plumber all he gave me
was two copies of report of the de.
partment Of agriculture two years old.
You look out for him or he'll get your
watch"
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SAVING CROPS FROM STORMS.
Scientist Believes He Can Success.
fully Do This.

Scientist Believes He Can Success
fully Do This.
Let Jap and Russ fight their fell
lows. Herr Stiger of the meteorologi-
cal bureau of Vienna battles with the
clouds. In almost every country on
the continent where agriculture is the
peoples mainstay there is systemat-
ic use of scientific warfare with cloud
shooting cannon for the purpose OF
dispelling threatened hail storms.
Herr Stiger began his experiments
with the fundamental principle Of dis
turbing the intense stiffness which
prevails before hailstorm. He dem
onstrated the fact that after the firing
of shot small whirlwind arises
easily perceptible In the reflected sun
shine. This whirlwind ascends with
piercing whistle which lasts thirty
seconds in daytime and twenty sec
onds at night. At distance of 200
feet the wind destroyed strong dia-
phragm. The experts who attended
could plainly see the wind rise from
the mouth of the tunnels with light
ming rapidity possessing all the as
poets of shot. The most marked eff
fects were produced by horizontal
shots. For the experiments, shields
built Of thick paper and linen were
placed at intervals of from forty to
100 yards from the mouth of the can
non. When the circle of wind enfold-
ed these shields they were torn from
the frames, the solid posts and frame.
work snapped in two, and were cast
from eighteen to twenty-five yards,
while large mastiff standing near
was whitfield into the air, turned sew
erai somersaults, and was flung to the
ground lifeless.
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Ponderous and Polite.

Winston Churchill, the English au-
thor, has brought upon himself consid.
cradle amount of good-natured criti.
cism on account of a ponderous phrase
he invented. In speaking of an I'M
truthful statement made by political
opponent he referred to 1t as ter.
Theological inexactitude," One writer
says that should other authors follow
Mr., Churchill's example we may ex-
pect to read something like this In a
revised version of the George Wash
ington's cherry tree story; "Paternal
progenitor. l am constitutionally and
fundamentally incapable OF excogitat.
ing. ratiocinating or insinuating a ter
Theological inexactitude."
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Pleased by coneressman's Error.

Colored cloakroom attendants in the
house of representatives are individu-
ally and collectively voting thanks to
Congressman Hughes of West Vir-
ginia because of mistake he made.
He favorably reported from the COM
m!ttee on accounts resolution in
creasing their salaries from $50 to $40
month. The resolution was agreed
to at once. Just as the result was an
nounced Mr., Hughes realized that he
had been directed by the committee
to report the resolution with the rec.
ommendation that 1t should not pass.
Next day he moved to reconsider the
action. But his motion was laid on
the table by vote Of So to Al, thus
affirming the increase.
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Side Lights on History.

The great Chinese wall had been
completed.
"Of course, it won't last forever"
said the builder, "but by the time 1t
becomes n. G. we shall depend on the
boxers and the boycott to keep the
foreign devils out
Feeling that in any emergency he
could rely upon Mr.. WI to make
things unpleasant for the rascally
Americans, he sat down and ordered
a plate of chop suey.
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The Other Side.

Backed by public opinion, they wsr
lat-hunting with proud confidence
The Park mansions pleased then
But do YOU" they said to the land
lord, "object to children?"
Dear, no." the man replied. "Ther
are already sixty-seven in the house
And yet, strangely enough, thy
looked elsewhere.
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innovation In Parliament.

An innovation is said to have crept
into the English House of Commons
recently, when hand-clapping. fami-
liar the world over, but forbidden in
the mother OF parliaments. was for the
first time heard. The custom OF the
house calls for Heart Heart" as the
expression OF approval, often ironical.
Hear! Heart" according to learned
authorities, is modern shortening
OF Hear him! Hear him!" the regul.
lar parliamentary shout of approval
down to the early part of the last
century.