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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-10-29

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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1907-04-01
BIT Attdsbauptfaot ,,sduebsrr.s
4sa 76. @sbMxtSt6a oes &cmataaeeusS Der
@syIiwss GdtHs naamnidaft.

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Cine Jeier. tuie fe Dorber I'M sIeis
den an~ftrenserlben Dienfte nod geisz
rndnb Ders5nnt seDefen. begging uns
Hnsii pOIiseiObert Rraufe, Der Rom
manbeur Der 4erIiner @dubmonns
f9nft, Or bonenbete Isin rs. Qsbsnss
ia1r.
Nua einfadbften @erbdItniHe berpore
aesaHeen, frat Rraufe, nod ni@t 19
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1907-04-01

Sabre uIt. OILS NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
In bas 2. preubifhe Scribe egimtnt
au GuB etn. CT ma1te ais Jelbfpebsl
IN bemfefben RegiTnente ben 6slb3us
non 1883 NIT unb pdrb bomoIs tpeseu.
Ssyporras.nbtr Eopferfeit Dor benz
fefnbe guns Dffi3ier bsfSrbsrt. Sebr
1oIb nod Dem GeIbauge tr1t er au
ben M~eferpepDffi3ieren hes Regiments
dber unb IN bas DffiSiersorps Der
Berliner S4usmannfddft eth. Naf)
nebreren Sabren tpurbe er pofiseis
balptmnIlr. SIN Sabre 1894 ipnrb Ct
ouf 4nresuns b.s bnmnIigen @ouptrs
seurs bon Berlin, GtnsroIpberiten p.
yape. bon benz Rdifer sum poIiseis
oberiten errontt.
Rraufe erfreut fim iiberon gr0Bter
Nelisbt6eit uub III feinen untergebenen
eth milber Rommanbeur. Menn er
sor, linen ni4t o1ne Gtnf4rGntuns
selobt tptrb, 70 mag feline su grobe
1ef9<ibenbeit baran f9ulb fem. Grs
tptberte CT bod nod benz 70 gut pers
Inufsnen .blusiseu Sonntnss (18.
4aSry 1905 benz RaiI.r auf beFen
s5sdge, mas iid bt. 4erliner Shus
Hannfnoft gum 2obne fpiinfdt: .ma-
ieftdt. bic Derliner G1usmounf9afi
lat feline Winf6e.1
Die Nnfanss fletne @1aar bsr 8tr.
liner Gdubmdnner bat ii9 i'm 2aufs
Der 3sit gu einem mad Toufenber
a6blenben aorps persr6ber..
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1907-04-01
.Aati-S eIbameFO- BUREAUS.
~eilaatbsoSiid9e @tati@tuness bee esitSt
essee-9te gRem gpttes Dfkes.

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srmee-9ts sRetp gottts ctNes.
9os northumberland bos
bon Commander gba Boptb BON Der
Setlsarrnse III Der @tabt Netp Dort
erSffnet barb, TT bic Jingle; Don
iener fegeasretGsn SPECIALIZATION eins
eeridtete Rettungsz Snitttution. Die
Sbse Der Nntizg eGbftmor b=guredus 1T
ntdt neu. Sn glepelanS, O.. purbe
cine folde Offte. feiner 3eit bon BEN
Gtiitlthen Or. gooles .inseridtet,
unb in GDubon fduf bic 9eilsormes
Elm MntisS z8urtau. Die
einFissn g~rfobrungen, fpelde man in
ber leBteren Snftttution mahte. betpp=
gen bic 9eilsarmee our Musbe6nune
beg ginridtuns duf bic iibriseH gr0bs
ten @fdbie Guropas.
sSn ben ntis@elbfmorbs Bureaus
fant man bic 2ebensmiben nidt NUT
har@ freInbtides 3ureben BON ibrem
Wor9dbtn obaubrinsen. fonbern man
untsriist fe aud mdterien. inbem
man lie IN sseignets @tenunsen hrinst.
Msan bat He in GENTLE RlaHeH eirse=
s9ttlt urb bebanbelt Tie btrnstmdB.
Dttfe RloHen umfaNen &ranfe unb
unheiIbars, nnmentli9 MerpenIeibenbe.
fpelt6e bur9 bic MusFht ouf lanses
2tiben ben @ebdnten BEG @elbitmprbtz
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1907-04-01
3 O u IN ID siie.

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Can Nutontr, Ies., q. Mdra.
Drbinarp 6.% Gents: @DDb Orotuors
~ Gents; som Nlibblin9 8 X Gents
NihbIina az Gents; @oDb Wiooline
l0.% cts: RtbbIinp 5nir l1.Z Gts.
~tSaIbeffpn, leg, "a. Mdra .-Oroinnrt
IN gta.; @op6 DrbinarB az Cts.
4op Mibblina az Gts.; Miboltne
l0.X eta; @oob Mtbbline 1l.I cts.
Nibbiine Batr IN Gents.
Retu Crieans, &a., q. Nar5.
@opb Orbinarb s ZIG Cts: GDtp Riob'
ling ~ Cts; Mibbline 10.N gts.;
GDob @ibblina liz gts.; Ribhline
Tnir 12.% Gents.
Bmmwealamer nno oeneuYrOoufte.
8rima Bnumrpoliomen . Nehi, pei
Tonne $4,000.
BaumtpDnIomen . Del, rob, 33H GtA
Brin1a Baumspo1iauIen : SUDDEN. psi
Tonne $3.50.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1907-04-01
Der Grlaber Dirsiniens.
@sa 9saftsaI a1s &rtaaesnaS an @asitAu
Sakn GnlSth.

SsAa guitth.
4nldBlin Der In biefem gpmmer tn
Sdmestotpn, ga. ftdttfinbenben @usz
itenuas our Grinneruns an bi. Dor
300 Sobren erfotste erite bduernbe
snsliide Mnfebluns am ct. Somesz
flub. ben Grnnbitod 9irginiens unb
Der fpdteren Observation-Disclosures
linton, tpirb BITE s@efeGfaoft sur @rs
hdItuns bpn Mlterthimern Biretniens"
I'M 9eptember bieIss Sabre8 dnf
usSamestotpn Ssloub," elmer etpa 80
MleilsR ober9olb Norfolfs i'm ct.
Sdnes RiDer, in Der NGhe abes alien
Sdmestotpn, belsgensn Smell, bic gum
&heit bon ssnannter @efeufGaft err
tpprben lpurbe, I'm ben pIab Der etft.,
@nItebeta1s fir bic Rahnttt gu err
6alten, Elm benz 4nbenter bon aapitGn
Sobn Smith, bent Gibrtr Der .rften
ensltf9en 4niiebler. setutbntetes, bon
benz Rttp gorfer giIbbouer 90. @Ous
per enttporfenes Denimal erriAten.
Gas Denfmat, bas mir hermit ben
2sfern nod elmer p6otograpbiiaen Oh
bIhang bes MpneGs borftbren, seist
ben fIbnen gntbedsr, Der, mad elmer
an 46enteuern rsiden Susenb, bon
Tbdtenb,trit setrteben, enc Expedition
ausriitete, Inn ben MtId1tiiden Daean
su freuaeYt unb fetn Slid in Der reien
WfIt 81 berfuden.
Na9bem Rapiidn Smith cine Jors
f4ungssefeufdaft gesriinbst bate, trat
er, I'M BefBe ether cOn Der enslifaen
Krone betpi1tsten aanbfdentuns, i'm
DECEMBER 1905 bic Gabrt an, selanste
mad d[lerlei Mbtnteuern i'm Mprii
n64fteu Jobres mad Der jtsieen CHI
faptufesBdi unh sriinbete bort etne
Wnftbsluns, bit ct NIT ftaatsmdnnis
f4em @ef9id gu etneul sipililizten &c.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1907-04-01

neintnefen. benz Mussansspunst bes
fpGteren Staatts @irsinien, ausbaut..
Die a8t Sub bobe 9ronaes@tatu.
aeist ben tiibnen Gntbeder unb Grim
Der in Der biftorif6sn Sra9t feiner
3eit. cine natursstreue Miebersobe ieis
rer perfSnli9fett, ba benz @h5pfer
htS Dentmals ein Bib bon RapitGn
Smith, bas elmer bon biefem nerfabs
ten @e9i4te GnsIanbs beiseseben
tuur, CUR Werfigung ftdnb. Der Sodel
hes Dentmols 1T aus griinem Grant
unb BON oltensld9er 6orn. pi. +.
eOr ettpa 300 Sobren sebrdudli4 mar.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1907-04-01

TIN tiriert.
Siet ien T 3eit babe id 9esiouen BON Grauen nit
oieier einfa4en 6alsbebanoIuns, Die i'd brau4te be-
talnt gema@t unp fe aud batten grosartieen Grfols
slele BON linen nit ben boffnunesluefen Srinter1,
teuer, le&t 3u erbalten, ooltdnoig barmGos, uno es
oauert ni9t Iunee, big es mirtt. SD bin i~lberseugt,
oaB es Sbnen belfen pito unO i'd tpetoe Sbnen Germ
aaes tpeitere burloer ia9en, penn Sic nit SIREN gta=
men uho aoreiie ienben ,polen. Die meintge IN
1rau @saranret 9lneeripH, 0snpIe alne.. 2527
0iIIburu. ". .. Senben sic fem @elb; i'd babe
ui6ts gu o~ertaafen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1907-04-01

faNen; 9runfenbplbe unb BEN Sc.
braade#narfotifher Gifte Grssbene;
gtnfarne unb WerIaHene, tpeIde mad
benz BEIRUT threr 2ieben bic GebeHss
b1rbe obiniitteln molten, unb Mrbeits=
unb mttte1oie,
Dos Netp Dprfer Bureau 5erfdM In
aDei Mbtbeilungen, bon benen bic cine
fir Mdnner. bic amber fiir Grouen be-
ftimmt tit. Der MbtbeiIuns fir Mdn@
rer fteht Col. Sbomds 0ollanb boz,
htr M6sbeiluHs far Graren Brigabier
frau @opH.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1907-04-01
Sram
OOer
S6naps
&el0e8?
Ste cine Traa Die Srinffrase in finf Ninu:
ten lOae. ,,SeDe Srau, bic erntli@
Nnbternbeit tna 9rinfen in ihrer
Sallilie tuiini@t, fann ibren
Baai8 Iei9t e~rfllen."
Sic iagt:

SD CLAUDE bas. SD bin uber3euet. oaB ieber
Waune einNbid,en seor G1naps uno Bier beige
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1907-04-01

brQebt Wer0en t1nn.
9os 1T meine Grab
runa %9etpeien. @a6
8lpan3iq =jdbriger Sor9e
I'M lneinen Mann, Der
INNER dufb6ren iuolte
uno n / d t tonnte, ba=
be i'd aus9efnnOen, oaB
bic Srinf=@ etpobnbeit
ii erhauptfe fem Ga
fter, ionbsrn elm &etoen
1T nno oaB Der ftarte
Srinter oiel n6tl9er
Meoiain ats 8aroinen :
preoi9teu brandt.
9ur9 Sefole ug oieier
Mittei aeIunoen uil0
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-03

ing an OIL portrait of General Lee from
the best available likenesses and will
present her work, when completed. to
the Virginia Historical Society.
The reports and letters read at the
meeting of the joint committee yester-
day show general intention of observ-
ing the 10th of January as a memorial
occasion sacred TO the memory of the
great chieftain.
Governor Swanson has issued pro-
clamaton, which has been got up in
handsome style by Public Printer Davis
Bottom, and Is being sent throughout the
State Under the direction OF Mr.. 3. r.
Owen. secretary to the Governor. the
proclamation was issued in the form OF
a booklet about ny 10 inches. a hand
some likeness of General Lee appears on
the cover, while the text of the proclama-
ton is tastefully arranged inside.
Mr. Joseph D. Eggleston. Jr.. State
Superintendent of Public Instruction. has
issued a circular concerning the gem
eraI observance of Lees birthday in the
schools of the State.
Services at Tomb.
one of the most notable OF the simulta-
neous memorial services will be that held
at tho tomb Of General r. r. Lee at Lex
inEton. Va, on the 10Th,
Mr.. Charles Francis Adams, the famous
author and traveller of Boston, great
grandson OF President John Quincy
Adams has accepted the invitation to
speak on this occasion.
President Denny, of Washington and
Lee University, has issued invitations to
the alumni Of that institution who at
tended during the five years of General
Robert f. Lees presidency to return to
the college for this anniversary occa-
sion.
,t,, u
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-03
Meeting OF Executive Committee
OF State Organization Held
Here Yesterday.
TERMS OF THE AGREEMENT
Rev. Mr.. Campbell Presents
Final Report and Retires
From Office.

The executive committee OF the BLDG
soclsiy of virginia. which IL composed
of Mr.. John l.. Williams, Rev. Russell
Cecil. d. D., and Rev. w. V. Tudor. ~
d., met at the Offices OF the society. wv
East Main Street. yesterday afternoon.
at O'Clock. to make formal transfer Oh
the work into the hands of the new sec
rotary and general agent. Rev. Donald
McIaren, D. ID. Mr. John l.. Williams
vas unayodably detained and the other
two members of the committee proceed
ed to the business In hand.
The retiring secretary, Rev. william
s. Campbell, presented his report ior tho
year, with balance sheet and inventory Oh
stock Of Bibles on hand. This report and
statement was audited BY special aud
ting committees, composed of Major l.. T.
Christian and DIR. John r. Wheat, yestcr-
day morning, and found to be correct
The report of Secretary Campbell shows
assets, consisting OF stock of Bibles on
hand, and with agents and coporteufs-
together with cash and outstanhil8
amounts, amounting in all TO sl1449s.
and liabilities u all eorts including
amount due American Bihle SocielE,
s1.o3732, leaving net balance OF sto.oo.
Under the terms of the new agreement
with the American Bible Society all con-
tributions to the work will go directly to
the New York office hereafter The new
secretary. DR.. McIaren. with the assist
ance of the local board of managers. VIII
estimate what amount Is needed for eS-5
tension of the Bible cause In Virginia
during 1907, over and above salaries ana
office expenses and apply TO the Ameri-
can Bible Society for an appropriation
OF this amount.
The funds thus appropriated Will then
be expended in the distribution OF Bibles
IN Virginia under the sdirect control of
the local board of managers OF the Bible
Society of Virginia. The Bible Society
In this way preserves its lautonomy,
while working in harmony with the
American Bible Society in the collection
Of funds for the work and In prescott
ton of the work in foreign lands and
in other parts of the United States.
Report Of Mr.. Campbell.
report was presented by the retiring
secretary, Mr.. Campbell. giving a
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-03
ANNUAL MEET ING
Of COMPANY HELD.
Stockholders OF Security Life and
Annuity Company OF America
Choose Directors.
NO DIVIDENDS DECLARED
10 DIVIDENDS DECLARED
Affairs OF Corporation, Which Is
Virginia Concern, Declared to
Be in Prosperous Condition.

The annual stockholders meeting or
the Security Life and Annuity Company
OF America. Virginia concern. was held
Yesterday in the Hotel Jefferson The
total issued capital stock of the com
many is ass,s5O and over four-tifths of
This was represented at the meeting
which was presided over by judge =.
d Newman, Mr.. George G. Gale aetihs
as secretary.
The company changed It's executive ON
ees from Philadelphia 10 Chicago early
las, wear, and the management. when
secured control in 1906 was succeeded ny
tho present management, May i. 1870.
Considering ...ese changes, the progress
or the company in year ike lsn mas
been most gratifying. a substantial m
crease is shown in the amount OF IN
surance In force. expenses have been re-
duced S35.Noo per year, the assets nave
become 100000, and the surplus 70 policy
holders has grown in the eight .months
of the present management from about
Sl50nI TO nearly a quarter of 81 million.
No dividends were declared. the owners
considering il wiser TO keep up the sur
plus. The present board Of directors We're
reelected, the numbers representing the
new management being men OF the high
est standing in their chosen professions
and leaders OF the communities in which
they live. while Judge Newman and Mr..
Taner represent all that was best IN the
early history of the company. before
the control was secured by the manage
ment which saEe way to the present one
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-03
TRANSFER MADE OF
THE VIRGINIA BIBLE
SOCIETY AFFAIRS
PLAN OF AGREEMENT
BETWEEN SOCIETIES

T. The oraanizstion and titIe of tho
Bible society OF Virginia shall be con-
tInued.
n. Its board Of managers shall be
the consulting board OF the American
Bible Society for the State Of Virginia.
III. An agent for the state of Vir-
einIa shall be appointed by the amer.
with the Bible Society of Virginia, and
said agent. II approved by the Bible
Society OF Virginia. shall be elected
secretary Of said society. he salary
paid by the American Bible Society.
Nv. Appeals for contributions for
the Bible cause snail refer to the local
needs Of the State. and the wider
needs OF the world.
v. Contributions from all sources
to the Bible Society OF viralnia shall
be paid 20 the American Bible Society.
some special work In Virania and
requests.
vi. The committee on auxiIiaries
and distribution Of the American Bible
Society shall annually consider the
needs Of the State In conjunction with
Society OF Virginia. and shall recon.
mend to the board of managers OF the
American Bible Society such sum as
may be deemed necessary for the work
In the State Tor the succeeotna year.
and the said board shall make such
appropriation therefor as It may find
advisable. Such sum shall be paid to
the Bible Society Of Virginia. and
shall be expended in the work of dis.
trbutIon throughput the State.
VII. The American Bible Society
shall furnish Bibles and parts thereof
to the Bible Society Of Viralnia on as
favorable terms as to other Bible
societies.
Viii. A detailed statement of the
work of the Bible Society OF Virginia
shall be made annually or oftener
when requested. to the American Bible
Society.
TX. This agreement shall be oper-
alive from the date of agreement for
period Of three years.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-03
SECOND INDOOR MEET.
Invitations to Colleges Will Be
Sent Out This Week.

Preparations for the second annual in
door meet of the Richmond Athletic Club,
to be given in the Horse Show Building
on Saturday, January %. 1901, are pro-
ceedns apace. Invitations to numerous
colleges will be sent out this week, and
1T is expected that none will fail to re-
spond. The meet last year. the first of
its kind ever seen in Richmond. was a
complete success. The meet to he held
this year is on much larger scale, and
as complete n success Is expected. 1t
will be The midwinter social event. and
all society will be present to see the
great athletic exhibition. MANY boxes
have already been taken.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-03
PUBLIC SCHOOLS TO
HONOR LEES NAME
Superintendent Eggleston Issues
Circular to Officers Through
out State.

Superintendent OF Public Instruction
Joseph d. Eggeston, Jr. has Issued the
following circular concerning the cele-
OF the birthday of General Lee in the
public schools:
1T is the wish of this department. that
in each school of the State at least two
hours shall be set apart on the 10Th day
of January for a proper celebration of
the anniversary of the birthday OF Cen
eral Robert y. Lee. A program suited
to the occasion should be prepared and
the patrons of the school invited to take
part in the exercises. It is my Intention
to make hereafter more elaborate sug-
gestions In reference to the proper oh
servance OF a day which should be largely;
given over TO the study of the life and
character of our illustrious and match
less leader; but 1t is not possible this
year to send more than this briefnan-
nounccmcnt
1.-THE school regulations provide that
the teachers Should, in conjunction with
the division superintendent ana the dis
trict trustees, make arrangements for
holding suitable public exercises on one
day In every school year, to which all
the patrons and friends of the school
shall be invited. the necessary expenses
for such exercises, unless otherwise pro-
vidcd to be betrayed out of tho district
school fund by order of the district
school board
IF any school has not already OBJ
served Patrons Day, let Lees birth
day be your first Patrons Day for the
current session; If YOU have observed
Patrons Day during the fall months, let
Lees birthday see a second gathering Of
ianclars nupt1, and !. ma ron ~ "
IT am sending n supply OF COPIES of
this circnar to each superintendent !
hope the s,iperintendent.s will forward a
supply to each clerk With the receipt for
tho December reports, hope that each
clerk will forward a copy to each teach
er with the warrants for December sal
aries" ~
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-03

Not until ii was made clear to him
that he would be arrested as a vagraAt
and forclbly removed from his unsah'-
tary home on North Eighteenth street
did Charles Morgan, the aged conted-
crate veteran whose wife died few
doys ago and who himself has been
living in a room rocking with llltll,. con
sent to be taken to the City Home and
cared for during the rest of his lie.
No ordinance OF the city OF Statute %
HE state vests the Board of Health WIN
authority sufficient to compel q person
IA vacate a house, even though tilat
house he an unsanltary affair, But under
the common law q warrant charsihs
yagrancy can be issued, and such var
rant would have been sworn out Sester'
day afternoon had not Morgan iinal1y
consented to so voluntarily to the CITY
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-03

for the Manchester public school for
about fifteen years, has sent in his
resignation. Mr.. Osmar was loved By all
the faculties of the school. and also by
the children. Just what he will do Is
unknown. He has made many friends
during his stay here. and they viii re-
greet very much to learn of his une%-
pected departure. He will be succeeded
by c. II. Brands, of this city.
Personals and Briefs.
Mrs. Albert Mayo. of PetersburgI who
has been visiting relatives in Goochland
county, Is the guest of Mrs. David +.
Wake of Eleventh and Porter Streets.
AIR. w. r. Smith is quite sick in his
home. No. 925 Hull Street.
Mr.. j. c. snellings, Of No. l226 Hull
Street. who has been i'll for the past week,
is better.
Street. is Ill in her homo with the grip.
Mrs. H. Is. Priddy of Eighth and Perry
Streets, is oil in her home with the grip.
Conclave No. 100, Heptasophs, will
meet tonight at o'clock.
Miss Lucy owen. OF No. 16o5 Perry
street, has returned to her home, after
n short stay with friends at Amelia
Courthouse.
Miss Mary Percival is quite sick in her
home. No. ST. cambridge Street
Miss Annie Hatchtg. OF Chester Is
visiting Miss Bessie ,esnks, Of No. l'22
Buchanan Street,
Mr.. Hunter lnge, who has been visiting
Mr.. Seldom Bates, of No. 1920 buchanan
street. returned to his home In Roanoke
Sunday.
Mr.. Walter Reams, OF this city, has
returned to Randolph Macon Academy,
after visiting relatives and friends in
the city.
Mr.. clayton VERIFY. of Forest Hill, who
fell and hurt himself while skating
about week ago. is improving.
Mrs. Constance 6. Taylor, who has been
visiting her parents in onancock, Va
returned yesterday.
Misses Cleve Gary and Maize strader,
who have been visiting friends in the
country, have returned,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-03

striking account of the work of the or
ganizaton during the ten and three
quarter years he has had charge of the
affairs of the society.
Mr. Campbell Is not yet ready TO an
nounce his plans for the future, His
many friends in Richmond and throughout
the State Will regret to learn of his re-
tirement from an Office to which he has
given his best efforts for ten years Iha
work OF the Bible Society in tins period
has given him Il wide acquaintance
throughout the State as he has presented
his cause in churches of all denomina-
tions and in nearly every county.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-03
TRAVELLING BOOKS
READ BY THE PEOPLE
Over -Four Thousand Volumes on
Their Rounds-Twenty-Four
Hundred More Coming.

Assistant Librarian Berkeley, who has
charge of the travelling libraries that are
sent out to all parts of the State having
had busy year a merry Christmas and
a happy New Year, got down to business
in his contracted den" in the basement
of the Capitol yesterday morning.
The vigorous work OF sending out the
travellers during the year just closed
has left the shelves in Mr.. Berkelev,s
quarters with the appearance OF having
been struck by a cyclone. The books in
hand for the mnking-up OF the travelling
Libraries have been pretty much exhaust
ed. Only enough books are left 10 fiji o,,t
about half-dozen more travellers,
So far. thirty-throc school libraries and
tlfty-two citizens libraries have o.aan
fitted out and sent on their missions In
these there are something over four ,boI,,
sand volumes Information thai con,"s
In letters from all parts of the state Il
TO the effect that the travelling libraries
are very popular ana are appreciated by
the people both In the schools ana among
me QUEENS generally. Applications fre
ON file for many more of the strnvaIe,s,
than the department is lust nov at,to
10 supply. However the approximation
OF $3.50 n>ado by the last Legislature (.
! not quite exhausted, there being aI,nt,,
s2n1 sttll left TO the credit Of Mi RnrL.,
4 lfy department. He is now bustly o.
I EaHea IN making up list OF booI,s /,
DC pouEht at once and paid for out 81
/, we remainder of the appropriation m,
! i'et "'ll plhSht OF from 300 TO 1850 WI.
. u,'lss' "''u Mf' herkeley hopes to hay,