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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-11-07
TECHS WELCOMED
Home BY STUDENTS
Conqucrors Of Georgetown Arc
Given Noisy aid Enthusiastic
Reception.
MORE HOPE FOR NEXT GAME
Elaborate Preparations for Roa-
nokc Contest With the Strong
". M. /. Eleven On.

BIACksBURG. VA, November Co.
The ". p /. football team was right
royalty welcomed on tho return from
Richmond, where they defeated
Georgetown University Monday after
noon by score OF 20 to o. Tho result
of tho game was a surprise to oven
the men Themselves, as they had no
idea the score would be 80 large. This
is the third time the Techs have won
+ over tho District team.
The entire student body, headed by
the drum corps, marched to the depot
at 8 o'clock Tuesday morning. and as
the train ran into the station the can
non, stationed on n nearby hill, fired
salue OF twenty guns telling the
score of the previous day. The team
was then carried to the college grounds
in a gaily decorated wagon. for which
tile students furnished the motive
power. College songs and yells added
10 tho general hilarity. and q large
crowd OF spectators. including Presi-
dent Barringer, Colonel Jamerson and
most OF the faculty, were on hand to
share in the rejoicing.
Prospects are now much brighter
for the success Of tho v. p. ]. team in
the game with V. NJ. ]. at Roanoke
Saturday Tho players suffered very
Jew injuries IN the game IN flchnond
and will be able to undergo the hard
practice, which Coach Williams will
give them this week Tho Lexing ton
men are determined to wipe out some
OF the many defeata of previous sea-
sons. and n great game may be ex-
pected.
Tile cadets of both schools Will be
Mt tho game in Roanoke as body
and as the contest ls being extensively
advertised throughout Southwest vir-
Sinfa an enormous crowd is expected
A special train will be operated from
Biacksburg Saturday morning, reach
ing Roanoke about 10:3o A. NJ, and re-
turning that evening after tho game
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-11-07

II United States Circuit Judge letter G,
Pritchard, OF Ashovillc. N. c., and Mrs.
lPritcbard arc stopping at the Rich
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Heard and Seen
in Public Places

Election results furnished tho CHIEF
Of and ahs
of-town lawyers and local politicians
Joined briskIy in the discussions.
Things were 80 one aided IN virginia,
that the went far
with tho results In Cleveland. O.. New
York City and kentucky, all OF which
are full OF interest.
Tom l.. Johnson was being doomed
right and left as a strong presidential
possibility ON the Democratic ticket
next year. and the victory of the
Cleveland Mayor over Theodore y.
Burton. the administration leader In
Although It many times happens that
Tammnny Hall victories are not her.
aided with any great degree OF delight
that the results OF Tuesdays election
in Greater New York met with general
Democratic approval here.
The alliance between Hearsts Inde :
pendence League and the Republicans
was -not regarded as an especially holy
one, and the victory of Foley. the Dein-
ocratic candidate for sheriff, had a
most satisfying effect upon members
OF the dominant party In Richmond.
ing over results in Kentucky. for the
defeat of the State Democratic ticket
there is looked upon as the logical
conclusion Of the reign OF party boss
ism. which had become almost intol-
cradle to the rank and file Of the party.
tt started in the days OF the late
William Goebel, and was taken up and
carried on from year to year by. young
xeer as leader had behind him perhaps
the most powerful political machine
In any State in the Union. Bcckham's
career, however, has been most re.
1narkabie one, and he has marched
from Speaker OF tho House through
the gubernatoriat chair to the United
STATES Senate, and is yet under forty
years OF age. ~
! Hon. 8. Gordon Cumming, of Hamp-
ton, prominent lawyer and Demo-
cratic leader., is in tho city on legal
business, and sis9s.eppih,s s;, the Rich
Mr.. Maurice w. Thomas, manager OF
the sAllis- Chalmers Company, OF At
lanta- and a native OF Ricllmond., Is In
ae M and j. s!opnf e e. the 5 5sfsn
the funeral Of HIS mother. who died in
Washington several days ago. The In
terment will be in Hollywood to-day.
Mr.. Thomas Will be remembered by
as partner in the recent firm hero of
Thomas & Hunter, consulting en-
gineers. He went to Atlanta some
yearssago and became manager OF the
took prominent position In the So
.cialyand business world ut the Georgia
capital.
Mr.. Thomas is president Of the vir-
ginfa Society in Atlanta. which Is. q
strong social organization. and which
has some distinguished Virgihian to
deliver an address on each RECURRING
birthday OF General Robert r. Lee.
Among prominent Virginians who
have addressed the society In recent
years are the late James Lindsay Cor
don. Senator Daniel, the late Congress-
man Peter j. Otcy and former Governor
Andrew jackson Montague Governor
Swanson will be invited to make the
next annual address.
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CIRCUIT COURT
OF APPEALS HERE

The. United States Circuit Court of
Appeals convened yesterday at II
O'Clock for its November term, Circuit
Judges Brawley and BurnelI being also
in attendance. There are large num-
Der OF cases on the argument docket.
and the court will likely be in session
until sc me time In the early part Of
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K a. Rosenbaum and wife, OF Newport
News and n. NJ. Kendall, OF Norfolk.
re- among the Yrginians at the Lex-
tngton.
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Hon s. Gordon Cumming. of Hamp-
ton. prominent lawyer and Demo.
business, and sis9stoppinS.iat the Rich
ntond. ~ ~ SO y, ~
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1907-09-27
n
PRISES AT ALE.

En- storre Sensation err ingensinde bleveu
vakt blandt Diet kandin viske Folk iAme-
rika end Lpftet fra Kryzone Chem. CO. ON at
sende en- Flaske frit til dem som f1rst meIdte
sig. Tusinde og after Tusinde at Breve ind
l9b I'll dem l Saginaw og Tusinder af Flasker
sendtes overall America den 1ste Manned.
da Diet blew bekjendt, og kort efter indtraf.
hvad der var endnu bedre: Tusinder af Anbe.
fallnger fra Folk, som dette
Middel havde helbredet. begyndte at indlobe
ira dem som modtog Flaskerre, oR fra allie
kanter anmodede s~kandinaviske PRISONER
ON at blive ansat som Agenter for dette Md.
unde-Hge Middel. Thi ct mere behaaeiiot
Arbelde hndes like. 9Agenterne gives god
Front og. er velset overall, da Midlet hi@iper
De Ltdende. Mango unge Mend har ailerede
overtaget Agenturet og mango Husm0dre.
mar sendt for ct Dusin og saelger dem nu til
ceres Venner og Naboer. Der er ingen Risiko
1orbunden med Salget af dette Middel. thl
flrmaet vi, under visse Betingelser, instruere
Agenten til at g~arantere Mid1et, eller refunA
9ere Belgbet, og. l saadant Ti1felde STAR
F1rmaet bagved Agenten.
rrit he1bredot.
Mango blew sikkert he1bredet frit, men der
nndes endnu nogle faa Countyer, hvortil de
endnu like har sendt deres Midde1. 90 I'll
saadanne Pladser vii de endnu eende en- fri
Fcfsyn1ng. Hvis De altsaa endnu like har
sendt etter Midlet, skriv straks. oe 10 q
Oct paa samme It'd anbefa1es. at omtale Oh
De 0nsker Agenturet eller like, og hvis inpen
Agent fndes / Deres Married vii De maaske
blive antaget.
KRYzoNE CHEMICAL CO.,
S0oA3<ATS E MICH1GAN.
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9ran0 Oiem College.

Den dansk-amerikanske .unadems.
skole I Des Molnes, Iowa, begbnber TT
'1pe Stoleaar fur unse Meio % apinter
den 4. oktober.
Suloitenbis Undertaking / banlte % en-.
celtic Sag efter frit 8als.
Gpl8enbe &urius tilbpbes: Preparatory
Course, Commercial Course, Shorthand
and Typewriting. Course, First Grade
Certificate Course,
6remoeIes 1%obanrelie til pprberbe &re.
tier ian1t til 2erere p8 2ererinber for dan.
ske B~erneskoler. Religionsundervtsuins
meo paafplsenoe &pnirmation, pnn suites.
Stolen er psiaa for %iaaban1e, ium fpser en-
%aln1inoeli9 1~bbannelie euer uooibelfe Of
&unoitaberne fra Sulteifolen.
unberpisning | mpberre Sprog, Qattn.
@raif, 9iitorie, Naturfa9, u~,aten1attite Sag,
&%unitnaIing, 9e9nin9, Gang % Mustk,
Spnin8 % baandarbejde for &#it9er.
feredras. Globe D~isterbearfer se11neus-
IaieS 60 furflare8.
Undertaking os Dpbo1o $1,000. Ior4
Tiger. Stolen biaIper gIeper fra fierue
Gsne meb 8aejfeubsifterne, for faa pibt
bebfomulenbes StoleopbOIb ers af minbR
se tigers 8arisbeb. strip efters eataIoses,s
Bepadiet Nsrdenteft.
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so a 4 eeze.f a n g. t o.
g t + a T e I o b. l16enfor Sno=
leilingen til Stapanger en- Mils
Sci fra 2an6 liqger Sen itore %
&ott, bbor en- Gel Sor6brugere, ST.
Ifere og 2o0ie leper. ct fra l16enper6e=
men temmelig afion0ret 2ip. 8eboer.
ne bar fra gammel Sis bapt aoifil-
Zig Snotagt al Maagefangit, Tom
foregaar paa Sen Muaoe, at Sc beid-
ger Be talrige Maagere0er omfring
paa 9en ON 8aaren, fgr ltngerne Ct
flppeopgtige, og fnqffer 8ingerne
paa Dem, iaa at Be flafier omfring
iom ct Clogs &usbpr. Otter ben npe
.Struffelops ifrpfttra6en bar @oIitt-
meiteren &ogalano giort 9ens Be
boere opmerfiom poa, at 2open lite
tillaber oenne Taneitmaaoe. Da
5angitenfpiller en- faa ftor Molle
for 8eboer,1es Susboloninger og bar
garnmtI Seoo, bor Sc billet E Dom
.gagen, bporfor to at 8eboerne M
6 inbitrDret ffier R@etttten.
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st 9pbt @alg.

6oranleotget beo Sc g11nltige l16tas
lelier / Hresien ON uSunnD Mlber=
ia" i Canada og 0en11e Gyms Srlfgt=
barbeo rejlte Dor 2a11osman0 Sbeo.
81. 9nlnm / Stter Sail County,
@inneiota, for nogle Mar iioen til
6en1e &ropinos, for mes egt1e 9ine
sot lie paa 2anoet og l1n6erldge De
~birfelige 6orbol6 paa 11art SOLD.
Otter npie at babe un6eripgt 6e for
ifiellige lofale Sorbolo / oenne ggtt
bcilutteoe bun Zig til at opllaa tit
fremti0ige Siem / Sn1ifsfail, en- tri-
pelig lille 8p nor6 for Calgary, og
nermeit at fglgen6e Wrnnoe:
S "a II bar alorig be-
ret bjemi6gt at total Mispefit. 2an-
oct Ser omfring bar alorig bapt
Gprfe ion1 BEN ip0lige Gel af oen=
ne 8ropin6s. 8pen bar ct @egie-
rings -Meieri iom filpirfer Ell Sieroe-
SCI at belle Mlbertas Meieriproouf-
ter. 8etpnf -bba0 otsie fo11ta1te
&enge me11er for Sormerne paa benz
ne ggn. 8Den er Marfeoet for Gar=
1rerne ie@e0 Seer @ollep, ct 9iitrift
iom ct befjenot for fit 6Dbe Serbs
mon og Ell goo Gfgrp0e. Speoen
paa bisie Marfer tog fferite Bramie
paa Ber6ensuoitillingen Chicago.
9ette 9iltrift er life 11ogen bar NrG-
RE, men er, fer og ser, bepofset mes
5@apntreer, Der bor ioa flor Ell Be
tD6ni11g for Sarmer11e. Sillige fin
bes Der ct 1tl10tgmmeligt 2eie at &nl,
meoens Me6bgren og Ell goo @anofor=
lDning al6rig James.
On 1ar1nere 8efripelie at 6enne
Ggn ienbes me6 omgoaelroe, 11aar
mon friper til gbeooor s.. 9nil1m,
sSsmisfail Nlta. gan.
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&artine.

er BET met: bipflomme fiel1ote Mi0-
Del imo6 Smitte. Set renler, fore
bigger 6%orraaonelie oe Logger al
Snflamation, flp0en0e 5aar, eller
8et9nbelie / 5limbinoene poa ell
bbilfeniombelit Del / 2egemet. Get
er al 0enne @runo at set iaa, burtigt
logger 8%etanoelier 9inene, Mun.
Den, 5lrnben, font Nele- og 8lare-
.&atarrb. Com ct Meniemto6el for
Munben og M%an6eor9ttet Tan Oct
lite obertr9ffes.
Mrs. 8. 8. Surp. / 2itt1e &ocf,
Mrf., %ifriper: uSSeg bar benpttet 8ar-
tine Mntiimitte Miolet i 9oiletparel-
let / De iioite fire @or, meo operra.
ifenoe &eiultat. Seq betragter Oct
lom ct Eibens timber / Iegenoe og.
renienoe 9iene0 og ingen &binoe:
Dnr0e 1aDne Oct. #
Nartine er set melt bel6ige 01io.
bel iom en- fien0t 2ege i Bolton bar
benp;tet / fin prioate Brufsis aare,
big oeo Sure at De melt baaronutfes
Eilfploer al 8etenoelier og &atarrb
Il SlimbinDerne paa 2eaemets Sber.
flaoerog brlges MI at 2ager, Eano
FlRger % 5pgeplejerifer, iom Set met
.pirfion1me 2Gge. os 3eniemi6oel.
Set bnroe finoes paa enbper apir.
soes goiletboro.
Mange &pin6er bar meooelt oss
at De life niI6e un6pspre 8nrtine, ielD
ON &c h1loe betnle $1,000 for Mio,
Elef. Gar e foriggt 6et2 Jaaes for
80 gen1g apotbefet.
gf:ipefter en- Grebe I'll e 81.
l'YNorti1,p So. 8oitonMa1ss.
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$500
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Gralaitbanoler Mug. Dpiabf. ariiti-
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.gioerum, iolgt on1fring 1000 Maal
l5fog peo Sgu1ra til 9perretSiagfpp
rer 5bet,nebpe, 5olpr, for 600
&&roner.
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rer spernebpe, 9olgr, for $4,000
arorer.
e 9 e t t. A%aleinnosy
og 5gnomgres JiifeQampifibsflaas
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q e,
8 u g. Sra Stapanger meo=
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iioIte Mg0e gjentogtt lin Mnbefaling.
at Observation-Disclosures fra Or.
@ngpal0 &anien, Sleffefioro,og Mfoes
lingsingenpr SSl1eu Stapanger, ON
ltbnDttelie Of MaroalSbosoraget.
@asoraget bill / reguleret 5fiffelie
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me0 &id6, at oct MI er paa lin Nioos
at berette, at Ser mi er inotraaot Ell
8e6ring / iaa &enieen6e.
Be6 &riltiania STANDARDIZATION
er ser. / Muguit unoeripgt 1880 st:
ielfrotter, bboraf 241 bar nor fe, s
lpenife og 500 oanife, 1858 Sptn
bDorof bare so Dor fremmeoe, III:
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tppe fra sen Sis Norges @eifflaao
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gammel bar ban Sfibsfgrer, % Sc
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: DDbmabs @jelp fit eget Sarts
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: lait. lis / SirttaarSaloeren fjgb1
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Z og ienere Storti1gsman0. Sg Sto1
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Ling al iaa0an1e Spgrgsmaol, bbr
I bans. praftiife 5Dn og @rfaring fo1
i til fin Set.
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Kurf ormaveonder

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@ ing 6. Ii t tie II.
8aa Moloefanten foripan6t for 2
@ar iioen ct @igebarn, iom man IL
Sen life far let eller bgrt 11oget til.
Set bar 4 9maapiger If beore 6ami=
lie, JON opbol6t fig paa en- @pter.
On Sag bar oe gaat ro for at pluffe
Ml1lter. De tire 1tdrite af Sem fu1g-
tes as biem igier, mems Sen minoite
pilbe bIibe tilbage en- Stun6. De tire
lpiite paa Seteren, men So Sen fier=
Sc efter ct &pnrters SorIeb lite tom
tilbage, gift Be u0 for at lie efter, mer1
fanbt ben0e life. SO fioen bar ingerl
let eller bprt noget til ben6e. Sou er
Ser giennem 5ognepreiten fommet
6orelpereiel, ON Soban ,6lgttum
funoe gipe nogen Splpsring, Sons
Spar gaur no paa: @igen bar eftar
at Be anbre bar gaat fra benbe, pao
lin Sci til Seteren falot / en- Glib,
iom git / Mnrbeoen at Sateren, bun
fulgte meo Strgmmen til bun naaDe
en- Sos. Meoenfor Sosien CT ct fort
5tup seller 6ial, Der blep bun liggen-
6e fait. &an ier en6nu benbes Srsie
og 8enene al ben6e liggeber flyer
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.ot bgre bDoroan SET goar meo nnber-
EieseIfen af bette
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1907-08-22

This property, which for many years
mas been owned by other parties, has
now been reclaimed by the dis
tinguished author.
There is going to be another humor-
Gus paper published in Stockholm.
me name Of the new paper will be
the Text Editor by DR.. Dan Berg
man. The illustrated end Of the sheet
VIII be in charge Of Herr August
Stangenberg.
me kredit Bank Of Stockholm sus-
pended business Aug. 8. The action
OF the directors is attributed to the
extensive forgeries by nobleman and
an army officer. Many OF the firms
ana private individuals are heavy suf-
fcrers.
The late Carl WIKI, of Gothenburg,
wllled $4,000 to the Gothenburg mu-
scum, $4,000 to the asylum for Grip
pies, and $13,50O to the aid fund for
poor merchants.
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1907-08-22
DENMARK.
CODeDhaQen.

copenhagen.
High schools for adults are one of
the original features of the Danish
school system. There are now eighty
two such schools with $4,000 pupils.
The main object Of these schools is to
impart to one a spirited view of life,
so that they may see there is some
sense in their existence and some con-
nection in all that happens, in little as
well as in great events. They will
thus be prepared to enter on the work
of life with good hope and faith the
faith that there is in direction from
above in all that happens
Holger Drachmann, the poet, is re-
receiving treatment at DR.. Torild's
sanatorium for nervous diseases at
Aalborg. He is just recovering from
an attack of inflammation Of the blood
vessels and his many friends believe
that he will once more be able to re-
sumo his literary work.
d MARION S. NORELIUS.
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1907-08-22
Recent Occurrences Of Interest
in Sweden, Norway and
Denmark,
WORD FROM DIR. SVEN HED1N
Intrepid Explorer Is Given Unusual
Honors While on q Visit
to Thibet.
SWEDEN.

From DR.. Sven Hed1n, the As1atic
traveller and explorer, has arrived
word to his relatives in Stockholm that
be is we'll and in good spirits, although
he has been enduring many hardships.
From his letter, which is dated and
The daily Alaskan., 1907-03-02
TAXES HAND
1niOn Labor Hits Gov, Hog
 gait Also

The Nome Nine Workers COioa re ceatly passed these seIf-eNDlsnaeory csSc,Otio0S,
 "Wheress, Governor Bocgat Ia crsstu7e og the coyPovStjoes and Prest' 5sot Roosevelt Is seeing to Interfere, with intent eo 6etest the efforts oi our 5e1sSSse, Hou, Frank K. wSSSey, so secure much needed JeCiS1sticn Tor Alaska therefore Ce 5t
 Resolved, by he None Mine Work CTS CuJoa, No Sgs, -ot the Western Ee6esSfSOl ot Miners comprising 6 usmbers65p of ooe thousand men, tasi gre deDoa0ce Govsuor HoSgStts in' ssv1eCeOce Ia Legislative matters ss sa uuw8--8r,e5 sc6 SvhiUEEy assumption os privilege ie the jnJsce>ss ot the cor porsS5o0s So5 capital sS the expense q the oounon people who elected Mr. wSskey.
The daily Alaskan., 1907-03-02

Get a so rug Tor S25 at Behrend ssle.
The daily Alaskan., 1907-03-02
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 We have plaques and other novelties iu Alaska cedar. Call st our store sDd see them. You will enjoy Looking al them whether you desire 10 buy any or uoi-
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The daily Alaskan., 1907-03-02
Coal and Weed

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