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The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1907-08-19

Have you noticed the improved serv.
ice to Chicago via the c., c. & LII
Through sleeper leaves Richmond at
11:15 p. NJ. daily. arrives in Chicago
at 700 A. n. Try 10 spr6-tf
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1907-08-19
DEFEAT PORTLAND
AND TAKE THE LEAD
Sundays Game at Athletic
Park in 10. League Ser
les a Good One.
HUNT WAS REBELLIOUS.
AS A RESULT HE WAS FINED,
FIRED AND sUsPENDED-HoME
RUN HIT BY WEAVER WAS A
FEATURE.
HUNT WAS REBELLIOUS.
I. o. LEAGUE STANDING.

Games Tuesday.
Richmond at Portland.
Decatur at Van Vert.
Kokomo at Button.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1907-08-19
Decatur. 2: Van Vert. 1.

Decatur. Ind. Aug. 19-Decatur de-
feated the Van Vert team Sunday in a
bitterly contested game of ball, the
visitors fighting every inch of
ground, but the locals managed to go
them one better. Score:
r. III. e.
Decatur
Van vert IL
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1907-08-19
Sundays Results.

Washington, 5: Chicago, ?.
Detroit, 10; New York, 6.
Boston, /; st. Louis, 0 first game)
Boston, q St Louis 1 end game).
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1907-08-19
THE BASEBALL RESULTS
NATIONAL LEAGUE STANDING.

Sundays Results.
No games scheduled.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1907-08-19
MERIcan LEAGUE STANDING.

Columbus. 8; Minneapolis. 1.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1907-05-02
Oatterfcu ;urnef.

slu SOrc ces Oampfers r9lmerita"
uou Der Sambur9'2lmerita Sluie trui
in 9iew YOrt Senrp SSatterlOn, Der
befannte 0eruus9eber uno ReOattsur
oes rSouisuille Courier Sournul," Elm
uuo iaste, caB er lwar felt Dcjember
lesten Sabres abweienO seweien isi.
iid aber benuOd betreffs Der pOlitiiden
@reisnilie in Den Ser. Stuaten aut
Dem 2aufenOen erbalten babe. Srner
suiidt mad weroe &ooieuelt unter
feiuen umitGnOeu Die Domination fir
eiuen oritten Germin annebmen uno
miiroe iie, wie Serr @atteriOn nit
ipe;ieller SetOnun9 binjufiiste, aud gar
nidt wieoer erbalten,.. ....peil aud Die re.
pubIitaniibe Yartei ieiuer ..0srriduft
miioe lci. Oes lBeitereu iiibrte Serr
9SatteriOn aus, oaBIaSrpani ,iciner
Nomination li6er iei. YiceprGiioent
Sairbanfs iei uisl itdrter, oils man I'M
all9emeineu annebme er perfiigc iibsr
taft uneri6Opflihe Wtittel uno iebr eiu.
flubreide SreunOe. Die in Der prattii6eu
Politif gut bewanbert iinb uno gang GEE
nau wiiieu. Wie man Delssateu made e
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1907-05-02
Der Slnfaua aemaebt.

@rOBeres 9uterciie oils ie ;upol
wurOe Der turneriihen Soritelluus Del
philadelphia 3uru9emCinoc eut9egrn
9ebra6t, weld)e in Der rglcaOemD o
Wtuiic" Dor iebr gut beiu6tem 0auiu
itattfunO, lit bod Die 3urusemeiuct
unO nit ibr Der philadelphia 2urn
beSirf Dem iabrelans augeitrebten 3iele
Dem 3urnunterri6t @in9ans in BIZ
PbilaOelpbiuer SOltsi6ulen gu per-
l6aficn, einen melentli6en nno erircu.
llhen Shritt naber 9eriift, iuOem eril
fiirilidb leitens Der Staot unO per
StulbebOroe ein DireftOr uno 2liiiiten,
ten jur @rtbcilun9 oes 2urnunierrihts
ernannt mur0en. @S If ouS sins
@rrun9enlhaft. welde in sriter Jteibc
ben turneril4en 8Oritelluu9en Der
2urugemeinoe unter %eitun9 oes lnrns
lsbrers OfidarO Pertud gu ouutgu lit.
9luh Der Oeutl6sSlmerifanilbe @cntral.
buno batte iid Der Suas enCrsli1 all.
9enOmmen uno in Dem neucn Super.
intenOenten Der Ofisntlibsn S1ulsn,
Or. Wt. s. Srumbau9b, einen ciiri9en
SeilirwOrter oes 2uruens seiunreu.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1907-05-02
Tlmesampfer aefnnfcn.

Sei Dem Seriud, in Der 9iGbe Der
8OritaOt SrinOwta ole Sienna iu freu.
sen, collibirte Der tteine Sluboampfer
-Nrhanselsf" wGbrsnb eines rur6t.
barren S6neeiturmes nit elmer srO6en
@isiholle uno wuroe babel 10 itart
beihaoist, oaB cr nit. Den meiitsn
Raliasieren, etwa 81, iunf. Yitls
Duroen aus 6em gSaiier 9eSo9en,
wareu aber infol9e Der uus9sitanosucn
SdIte uno slufresuns 10 eri6Opft. baB
-Wtsbrere pom ibnen in SOipitdlern, no
lie unter9ebraht waren, itarbeu. Yon
SuhueritduOiscu miro bebauptst, baB
oas llnsliid ni9t paiiirt mdre, wsnn
Der 9apitdn ben sebOriseu 8allait Gin.
seuOmmen bate. glls oieies befannt
wurbe, mar Die slufresuns uutsr ben
ansehOrisen Der @rtrunisnsn 70 gros,
ouB gang often Drobunsen sssen ben
@apitdn ausSeitOBen unO iosur 9nn9.
utriuds ssma9t uurben. x.a.Sa
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1907-05-02
sla afr Sermadtaiser6rh Gre:
oitcrsu uHo aaoere iutereIiirte
Yerionen:

Nabrihs ptrb bisrmi gtasbsn, tae ei.
foIatnb btuannttn .sriontu bTs Rtbnunssn
singeiTagsu babsn in bn Sfies sts Regiltrs fur
9slGtiaung pcn 3tifamtutsn uub Grtbsiluua
| pon Britfsn esr ArmiuiifraIipn in unb fir pas
9pun y pon 9dddpanua, unp oae bsldgte No.
minilTaio tn, 9refutUren uhe Yprmiiuoer ibIs
&sbuungtu bellidtn baben in Der Sfffe ors
btiastsn Rrgltsrs unp pnb pisIrlben rem Rail n
8tri6t ,ur BsilGiauna pOrgtl'st psresn iOlsn
am WOntie. ben 6 Wai 1917, nm 10 llbr
Bormtfiaas:
1. George W. 8uGa unb 3iliam Ru6tI.
Srfutrrsu Der Sintsrlaiisni1aft pI prlf
0idrsarn RuiTd @litr, tnpsultiss unb Der
tbsnngs Abrshnui q.
2. y s. WsGann, Grsfuior tsr SintsrInlIrn-
itnft pu VERT. Anna 9Dalib. Grfs uup sne.
siiItisr abn6nuns.
3. 9Siaiam 8. @iIruy NIB Sarob 6IilrOy,
GrttuipTtn her Sintnldilsnitafi pss pnt Au-
prsp e. Campbell. 3psitt tbsilps s Nbrst-
nung.
4. gHiaiam GJittuus une &oI. price. @rt-
futprtn bsr pinterlalIsulhaft Der snlf. Wlarp
prirt. Grils unb supgiiItist Nbrsbnuua.
5. Grn,li tsttieri, Npminilfraipr esr Sintrr.
IalItniGait bee pnif. SniauO IUfuIa, AUD be
fnnni als Stsfano WOfptlp. G!ft unp tuD.
6. g9illiam 9BtBsl. AbminilfratOr t. a. Der
snpshIiiss Abrsbnuus
Z. gB. @. atlmn, iibsfltbtutsr 9rsfatOr
hst 6inisrlalItnlhaft ets psrf. lbpmas eipsp.
3rpsitf tbeiIpsile Abrthuung.
8. Granf SCdnIon. Nomtniltrdtpr Der Dim
ttra1tnldaft ess psrit. 9cbu !. SeanIOn.
Grlls ibsilptils Abrs6uns,
Of n,lks.k.ra .ah ar,aI mnnsv
Grrfnicrtn btr SintTlaIItuihdft bsr ptrif 9i'
sabstb Sslr. @rltt unb tnpshltiat Abrthuung.
10. 8. 8. Rtpnoles, NeminiIfraicr eT PIN
ttraitnlhaft er prf. Sppia Sryptn. 9rIts
uuO tnesiiltiss abutuuns.
II. Sltbariua 9iiuay, apmiuiifratcrin her
SintnlalIsuIbafi res ssrh. WPitasl SDnap.
Grifs aup tnbsiiltiss Abrtdnuus
IL. CHARLES 3. SOricn, ApminiifrdiOr Der
5intnlaiIsulddft bss prif. Scfspb gD. SsrSHt.
GIftt unb suesiiliiss Atrstnuug.
t3 8ranf 8lsmilb, Abminifratpr Der pin.
trra0tni6afi bsr prf Narp @rOB. Grts une
tnbslItisf abrdnuus.
IA. SCRANTON 5ruii Company, aemiuiiird.
tor pr Sintulaiisni6aft ets ptrO. SasPsr
Stpsfit. Grlft uue tnpgHliise Nbrtbnuns.
10. SCRANTON 5ruIt Company, Aomlniltra-
tor btr SintsrIaitni6aft eu vrif. Srltgtt
Sdndbus. Grift uub snpsiItss Atrs6nuns.
t6. Annie SclbrpFr, Apmtntifratcrtn esr
6inttrlalIsuItaft ets puH. Ritad aobrOhtr.
Grie unp fnc9utige NbTsbnuug.
IL. 9. 8. Wattbsps, grduiUr en Sinttr-
laiTni6aft 6ts prlt. Sllpsp pcaY. Grifs unr
snbsiiltise abrtGuuns
IS. 9sfu Stons, asminiifratcr Der Sinttr.
IalIsul6aft btr psrf. Sea ". Willsr. bic Apmi'
uiiiratprtn mar tsr SinitrIafsuiGaft tr VERT.
W. {. Wiart. Grits, snpsiiIiiss uup Der
tbtIunss Abrttuuus.
10. Sobn 6ieian, 8Ormunb Der eiutnlaiisn'
i6ait pUu SOlrpb 9. 6ieian, minetridbrtsss
ainb bss pnif 9pispb 8irian. GntsiIhss ab'
rshnuns.
20. Scbu 5ipiau, 9rrmpre btr Sutrrlai
len vuu 5yEt . 6ipiau, miurnidbrisss Sinh
pss psrt 9oltpb dirlan. Gueahiliss abrp
nEua.
f54 Stnrp 3. eaplsr, RsifG
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1907-05-02
@cfblpiTene Nbalanr.

@roBeS aufieben madt. uumeutlid)
i'm Sinblid uuf Den Seiu6 Oes Sai.
IsrS 5rans 9oiepb in Prag, ein iOebeu
eridienener 8ablauiruf Der Sun9tides
den, Der Die @streuen CUR eifrisen Be.
tbeiIiguns au ben fir ben 10. Wtai
anseiesten 0ieumablen anipOrut. Sn
Dem Shriftitiid wiro ertIdrt. ss isi Oas
3iel Der Yolitif Der Sunstide6en, Die
pOlitii6e SelbititauOisteit Oss ti6sd'
ii6en gOItes Su g8eSe Su brinsen.
Dieie iou auf @runo Oes biitoriibeu
bObmii9en StaatsredtS unO eiuer
asnOeruus Der Oiterrei6iiden Ser.
faiiuns Dor iib 9eben, iuoem Die 0trdte
Oes 6eidsratbS ein9eIdr6utt meroen.
Sn bem fiinftisen Gei9sratb IOllen,
penu es na9 ben 8iinlden Der Sung.
tIfehen sebt. ulle Slupcn Selterreihs
cine seiblOiicne parlameuturiide Fba.
lanr bilOen.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1907-05-02
Hhftet sur Tabrt.

Der ~fiibue" umeritaniide Solar,
fOri6er 8alter gBsllman, Der betannt,
lia i'm sIuftraSe elmer @bicusosr 3si-
tuns einen Geriud MAIDEN mill. Den
0iOrbpol nit einem lentbareu 9uftI6iii
gu erreiden. lit in Baris einsetrOHen,
nm bic Sorbereitunsen fir leine be.
tanntli6 bereits lesteS Sabr seplant
9eWeieue sefubruOlle 6abrt gu uOlleu'
Den. @r mipO 6ielsu Wtonut nit
ieinem ueuen SallOn naf Spisberseu
abreiien mo lit felt iiberSeu9t, Ou6 iein
llnternebmen, ouS er i'm Suli ODER
sluguit ausfiibren mill, seliusen wirO.
SOr ieiuer slbreiie nuf Spisbersen
wirO Der frausOiiide Suftihiffer- @lub
iu ieinen @bren ein Bantett Usrau.
italten.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1907-05-02
Neaierunasbeiit.

Tim ben sroBen Gruits uno maA'
tisen 9ombinationeu GROCER SinaucierS
in Den Ser. Staten, bic i9on ldu9it
elm sluse uuf WsricO 9eworfen unb ben
Yeriud 9ema9t baben, perIaieoene
@ei9aftsSweiSe 3u monopoliiiren, bat
bic meritaniife Jfesieruns cine pSolos
ing Company" Orsanilirt, bic i'm sluf'
trase Der Resierun9 Die 9rOBen GlIen'
babnlinien bes Sanoes uermalten ioll,
10 baB Die Giienbabulinien auf oiele
0siIe oireft unter bic @ontrOlle Der
0ts9ieruns tOmmen. sluf ben periOns
li6en 8uni6 Oes PrdiiOenten OiaS lit
Oieie 9olOinS Company gang na4 BEN
Wtuiter Der Otortbern Securities 60.
orsaniiirt porOen. Der merifaniihe
Sinan,miniiter 2imantour laste, OaB
Der 3rpsd Der nsueu 9eiellihaft Su'
uGtit Der lei. Sarriman. Oie StanoarO
Oil So. uno anoere mGhti9e Sapitas
liiten Der Ser. Staaten oaran Su uer'
blnOsru. meritauii6e 3ranspOrtutiOns'
intereiien in ihre @ewult uno GOntrolle
su betommcn. Die SOlOins Company
itebt oesbolb unter Der GontrOlle Der
merifanilden GeSirrung, neil oieie Die
WiaiOritdt Der 9lttien belist. lposesen
bic 8eislliduit 7,130 pon ben 1000
Wtsilen Giisubabusn contrOlliren wirO.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1907-05-02
Sisamiit Derbaftet.

Der Chicago Tribune" "sius aus Otars
Ibaa, Wiid., Die 0tadridt su, OaB oas
Ielbit Or. SObn @arusr, elm auSeblider
Sisamiit. Der minbeitens II 6rauen
sehabt hubeu iOll. uOn Oenen er
etma $150,oOO eridwinOslte. uerbaf.
let worben lit. Die uOrldufis sssen
ibn srbobsne 9lntlu9e lautet auf Be
trus. 5ruu Cola Dauis aus Battle
Greet, Wti6., bsbauptet, oaB er iie
i'm Sabre 1906 in Battle Greet bei.
ratbete, nit ibr nod 9isw 9Ort Sin9
uuo ibr bort ules @elO, oas iie be'
Iu6, abIdpiuOelts. CAREER bat an:
sebli6 Die 3ubnur3neiihule in Ritts'
burg abIoluirt unO lit etwa 40 Sabre
alt.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1907-05-02
Gifcmbabn ScittabeIle.
SsIulpars. eadaDaHnu unb @sisru satn.


Sn straft ten "a. Stunt 1906.
Slolih -YrlGBt Scranton fur Nsp gIOrI
um 20j, 3.20, COS 500. 1920. Born /;
1910, 3.25 unb $40 Nabmittass. 6ui
gsp gpri unc philadelphia, I'm $40 Born;
f240 unr 33N giahmtitnss. DIR
SubYhauur. 6.t' Rahmittdss.
R0rolid -}lr 8uHalO UNI is, 6.25 u. 9 OO
Wor.; t.55. $40 uue lilo Na6mittdss. 6iu
Siusbamtpn, GImirn unp 3Wiihtniatirner. um
10 10 Wcr unp On Nadm. 6ur Ssmtgc
Spraeuis uub Utica I'm i.i5 une 6.25 Dior. +;
t.55 Nahmitiaas 0srptao. @prdeule une
llttea 3ug um 6.25 Wpr. lauit tGelid, ausas.
npmmtn Souutdas. Sur WOutroit um 900
Rcr.; LOS uue $40 Rnhm. Nihpllon VIC
consolation. UNI 4 10 Ra6mittaGs ping
bampipu ACCOMMODATION, um 615 Nndm tols.
Bloomsburs 9ibiiiou-@rIGBi Srantru
fir Nprtbumbsrlaue I'm 6.35 10 % Wlrr
i.55 unb $40 stabm 6ir pvmuutb um 9.h5
Nahmittags.
ScnntdaS' 3nae.
giolid sir gitp gorf um 205. 800
sos nno 1920 Mcrssns; 3.35 nnS BAG
Tahm.
R6roliG - I}lr Buffalo um 1.15, unt
6.25 Wpr. t.55, GAO uub t1t0 Ra6m
Sir 8iusbamtpu unb 3wiittnfatipusu, SOC
unb 1910 8rrmtttags.
Dloomsburg 9ibifion = grIGRt Srantpr
I'm t0.2n WrT unb $40 9tahmiitass.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1907-05-02
S1iht perantipprtlid.

0as osutibe 9OmirulitdtsSsridt bat
betreits Der GO1iIiOu oes yiOrOOeutihen
Stopobampiers rSuiier SSilbslm Der
@roBe" nit bsm Dampfer rOrinOcco"
uon Der BritiIb 0topul Diuil Vinis am
21. giouember 1906 isiue Gntideiouus
abgesebeu, in Der ss bcibt, oaB Die
@ollilion cine 5Olse uer;eibli6er Srr'
tbumer aui bsiOen Seiten 9epeien iei.
Das britiI6s 9lOmirulitatsSsri6t hattie,
wie ieiusrSsit beridtet wuroe, um 1s.
December lssten Sabres enti6ieSen.
baB Der Sefeblsbabcr oes Dampfers
,Saiisr Nilbslm Der @rOBe" allrin fir
ben llnfall uerautwOrtIi6 ,u MAIDEN III,
wOrauI Die Seiieer Oes britiidsu Dam'
piers yOrinoccO" cine Sdaoenerias'
flass auitrensten. 8si Der @OlliiiOu
bhBtsu OrsiSebn PeriOnsu ibr Ssbsu Elm
uuO iiiuijebn wuroen uerlest.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1907-05-02
eadamauua e. B1omins galIeg.
(eaureI einie.)

Ar1f IN Nraft am I. Junt IJVo.
9iat psrlaHtn SCRANTON um 90, 200, 300
400, 500 uns 100 Mprssus. lin 40 Rcr-
asns an 8OHsutaetn une ale uatfClssurt
,pau,ia Rinuisn, unb nm 700 Wpretns an
Spnnidesn uab aGs nnGfOlssues ,panlis Nt'
nuitn bic unb iuiufpt ~ 90 gla6ts, in @il.
tts-9arrt Al 1iuuttu ipSttr anfcmmsue.
3has als 10 Wiuuitn an @pRtnlagsn ppu
800 bic $40 Ra6mtttass.
Grpue,hss talttn uur In pittstcn an. Str.
IdIftu Srdntpu alle Stun6t iGeIih, ausat
upmmtu Spnnids, ron 7.t6 Mprasus bic I'M
7.t6 Ra&mittaas uub trtfsu in 0iIf.s-8au
80 Winuitu Ipittr elm.
Osfiun Di,nf iwii&tu Scranton, Stay Gut
Tarf uHh ptitrsbura.
Sittt BabrpIau fur esp6dbsfUrbuuet 3fa,.
B.8, @ytL IL. BtTftbrsltitr, SuauiOn
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1907-05-02
Nl0hlih aeifprben.

99dbrsno in Der am Sonntn9 in
Baltimore, WtO., absebalteuen Sab
resueriammtuns Der DirettOren Oes
iiioii6su gSaiIeubuuies Prdiioent
WtOies Sppeubeimer ieiuen Sabres'
beridt uerlus, fiel er plOslid tOOt gu
SoOen. Su Der Seriummluns mare
0err Sppsubsimsr. Der Die Stelle sines
YrdliOenteu Der Oirettoreubeboroe leil
uielen Sobreu bctleiOete. mieoer sewdhIl
moroeu. Der Yerliorbene mar 65
Sabre aft uno Gbei siuer 9rOBeu Su'
wslierfirmn.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1907-05-02
Or. Seramer pom saiier seebrt.

Or. 6egamer pom Saiier scebrt.
Or. s. s. Seramer, oem RrdiiOens
ten Oss Deutihamerifaniidsu 0iatiOnals
bunoes uno bss Gentralbunoes BON
Pennipluanien, lit cine bobe @bruns
,utbeil semoroen. Saiier Bilbelm II.
bat ibm ndmlih .in Slnerfennuns ieiner
Yeroieuite I'M oeutide Sultur in
9lmerifa" ben rotben 9lOler SrOen
A. SlaIie perlieben. Der SrOen murs
De Serrn Ssrumer ON DOuueritas
our1 ben oeuti6en @onlul. Serrn Srie>
orih Ritidl, nebit einem iebr liebeuss
wiiroisen 8esleitidreiben Oes itelluer'
tretenOen beuti6en Botidafters, Oes
faiierli6eu 9oti9aftsratbes @rafeu uon
Sasfelot. .gBilOenburs, iiberreiAt.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-04-28
THINGS MOVING IN PANAMA.

After SO many statesmen of big and
little caliber have been swarming over
and about the isthmus. It Is but nat.
iral to expect to hear of things
moving" in that direction. Things
certainly are moving down that way
some of the qneerest kind of canal
supplies ever heard of IN the engi-
neering world. A little while ago
there seemed to be great deal of
trouble about getting enough "squc
gees to meet urgent demands, but
apparently that evil has been met and
conquered. A squeeze seems to be
some sort of patent isntrument,
brush or other appliance with which
to clean windows, or something of
that sort But the squeeze was small
thing compared to some other things
that are just now moving" down that
way. For instance. dcmiiohns. A re.
QUESTION has just been made for al.
most q car load of demijohns; and
paper napkins--the ditch diggers
want 100000 of them. A lot of other
things are moving" down that way,
snch ms refrigerators, rocking.chairs.
center tables. ice cream freezers,
walters jackets and bibs, 5000 soup
spoons and six porch swings. 1t docs
not appear for whom these swings
are wanted, but somebody evidently
knows Just what is desired, for it Is
specifically stated that these swings
must he Il feet long, 80 inches deep,
made of full round willow. with
straight hacks and slanting side
arms" Millions and millions of
lacks are wanted, and GS4 900 pens.
When we find things coming down to
lacks to say nothing of the porch
swings, We must conclude that things
are moving" down Panama way.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-04-28

kisses. The kiss OF peace, and the
parental kiss of blessing nre not the
same as the kiss OF treachery and the
kiss of betrayal. The kiss OF betho.
thai has ever been held sacred In all
nations. for the kiss is universal. The
lad or baby lips ut eyentide and the
kiss that senls the aged lips Mt life's
close-the farewell kiss ut the begin.
ming OF the journey across The dare
river-who would rob MS of these !?
Or kiss of maidenhoOd at morn, or
the touch of sisters lips when the
day grows gray with trouble-what
would the world be without them?
Wag your gray boards as yon will, We
learned sons of science, but We can
not take from us that which the gods
gave humanity when the world was
young and the schools had not vet
risen TO smite it. The kiss will re.
main when science has persisted from
the universe.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-04-28
Entered at the Newport Nows Va Postofnce
NJ seGond-olauu matter.
SUNDAY, APRIL IS, 1907.
THE KISS in CONTROVERSY.

More rare than the poets "day In
June" is that twenty-fonr hour period
of time when some half-baked scien-
tist or seeker after free advertise.
ment does not spring upon the world
u controversy on some subject with
which most us think we are familiar,
ana we are told that we positively
know nothing about. If it isn't the
health, it Is the morals. II not the
body, then the soul Is weighed and
dlasected and discussed by these fell
lows who Take upon themselves the
right and duty OF discovering" all
about everything, and telling the
world about It. That bunch Of Boston
doctors had hardly taken the soul OF
man off the scales, where they had
recorded its weight, when along comes
another fellow and tries to tell us
what science doesn't know about
kiss. or course great many people
have rushed in where angels fear
TO tread" and the controversy Is Mt
fever heat. All kinds of people are
saying their little say, and the poets
are singing their little lay, while sci
encc. ponderous and grave. actually
has the audaclt., to shy tnat it can
and will trace the kiss to It's native
lair.
So far, about the only definite thing
that science has been able to tell us
is that the kiss was invented by
woman. and that sufficient progress
has been made to hold out a hope
TINT the dear creature Will be def.
nitely located as to person, cline and
time. that due and proper honor may
he paid her by the millions who are
only too eager TO worship at her
shrine. But as always happens when
any sort of discovery" is recorded,
doubting Thomases rush to the front;
and here comes Il fellow down In
Alabama who cries Nonsense!
Everybody knows the kiss was in.
vented by Iudas." Such an assertion
borders close upon s;icrilege. Judas
used and abused the kiss. and it
brought to him fate worse than
death; but the kiss belonged to the
world long before Judas was born.
proof of which assertion is found in
the fact that there We're men and
women in the world, and that these
men and women loved each other. an.
counted aeons before there was n
Judas. And where men and women
exist and love there will be found the
kiss-wth the sole and single excep.
ton of in Japan. And they do say
that the Mikado's kingdom is fast ac.
curing the arts of civilization.
But this is not the first wrestle
science, or pseudo science. has had
with the kiss. 1t was only a little
while ago that there was world.
wide discussion of the allegation of
some fellow-probabIy some old Dry.
as-Dnst of doctor-that there was
danger and death in the kiss; that
microbes by the millions lurked on
the lips. ever ready to use their fangs
when these lips in kisses met. The
controversy was fierce and vehement.
but even while 1t was at It's height.
kfssaNe flowers continued to bloom
in the rosebud garden of girls" and
kissing youths made life worth living
I for them. II We are nor very much
mistaken, II was right in the midst
q of this discussion that the kissing
bug was discovered.
OF coiirse there are kisses and
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-04-28

1t appears to be good Staten Island
law that concealed weapon is not n
concealed weapon until it ceases to
be concealed and is employed for pur-
poses of carving or perforation. If
concealment is not to be presumed to
indicate intent, the Staten Island au-
thorities ought to employ n staff of
competent psychologists to determine
the purposes for which each captur.
ed weapon of offence and defence is
carried.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-04-28

The Hartford Times says: "Wil
the South break away from its politi-
cal mornings and rally to the sup.
port of n radical Republican candi.
date for the presidency next year?"
Whereupon the Montgomery Adver-
tiser queries: "Will the North break
away from its political moorlngs and
rally to the support of genuine
Southern Democrat next year,"
There YOU are a Roland for Your Oil
yer sure enough. But the answer In
both cases after all is: Not much"
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-04-28

There is no ordinance against the
use of graphaphones but 1t seems as
If the instrument which helches on
NE hideous noises in front of a
place of amusement (?)" on Wash.
mston avenue all day and most of The
night could be brought under tho
class of public nuisance without any
trouble whatever.
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Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-04-28

We are called to witness tse
strange spectacle of millionaire
being arrested for spending his mon.
ey Times progress. The twentieth
century rich man is supposed to give
it away. -, sssa,Tsss
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-04-28
WITH THE PHOTOGRAPHERS

Mr.. Hartman said on the witness
stand on Tuesday that he tried to
prevent the publication OF the famous
Sidney Webster letter The best way
to have prevented its publication
would have been to refrain from writ.
Ing it.-Buffalo Express.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-04-28

Winston Churchill receives royal.
ty of 80 per cent volume. and
already his receipts from one Look
are said to have amounted to $50 900.
In other words, his royalties don't
look like 80 cents.