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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1908-11-28
PERSONAL POINTS.

Judge E. c. Graves, of Geneseo, was
in the city today.
Miss Regina Blake has returned
home after weeks visit in Galesburg
Miss Maybelle Wilson, of Edgerton
Wis, is visiting at the home of Miss
Mary E. Johnston.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. NJ Mason, of Boards
town are visiting at the home of then
son, N. r. Mason.
Harley Schaffer of Chicago, spen.
Thanksgiving in this city with his par
ents, Mayor and Mrs. Henry C. Schaf
fer.
Mrs. Jessie Hull departed yesterday
for the south to spend the winter with
her sister, Mrs. Frank Kin, formerl,
of this city.
Fl. w. Sommers, Jr.. formerly man
ager of the Eotel Harms in this city
and at various times connected will
other hosteleries in the three cities
has resigned as manager of the An
thony Wayne club at Fort Wayne. Ind
to take charge of Colonel Donahue'.
magnificent totel at Colfax, Iowa.
All the news all the time - TIL
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1908-11-28

says, Hundreds of them need the
gospel in our own land as well as i'll
Africa and foreign lands" An appeal
is made for tracts, bibles, testaments,
and religious papers, to be distributed.
Rescue meetings will be held Monday
at 2 o'clock. Monday night the mill
listers and their wives are invited to
the opening. Mrs. d. Wilson is, ma.
iron and manager of the home.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1908-11-28
Noted Publisher Dead.

Chicago, Nov. 2S.-Samuel Shepard
toSers. at one time president of the
american Newspaper Publishers asso-
ration and for many years business
manager of the Chicago Daily News,
lied today of paralysis.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1908-11-28
ELKS PLAN FOR
MEMORIAL DAY
in Memory of Departed Men,
bers Sunday, Dec. 6.

LAS a result of the efforts of DR.. J. L..
Griffin, a colored evangelist, a rescue
home for the colored people of the
three cities has been established at
ga Tenth street, this city, and the in
stitution will care for colored orphans
of the three cities, and conduct sys-
tematic charitable and religious work
among the colored people. DR.. Griffin
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1908-11-28
couIdn,. Deny the Truth.

Mrs. Wobbles-I shall never forget,
dear. how idiotic you looked when you
proposed to me. Mr.. Wobbles with
.emphasis,-I was idiotic.-Home Maya
zine.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1908-11-28
Meese a Delegate.

Governor Deneen has appointed w.
\. Meese of Moline as one of the del
gfates to the national rivers and har
lors congress at Washington Dec.
Oil.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1908-11-28

Polly Pinktights-The leading man
says he once promised his mother he
would never be an actor. Fanny Foot
lights-Well, he seems to be keeping
his word
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1908-11-28

Annual Football Dance.-The annua
football dance given by the JUNO.
class of the high school in honor of tn,
football team was held last evening az
Industrial hall. About 100 couple
were present to enjoy the dancing
The dance programs were unique, each
number being represented by som
play in the game.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1908-11-28
An Old Tale,

There were rumors Of graft I'm
hades.
This road" declared one faction,
was to be paved with good inten-
tions''
"Well?"
Examine the material. Are these
good Intentions? -Kansas City Jour
nal.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1908-11-28

phea class of the Memorial Christian
church met last evening at the HON,
of Miss Cora Akers, 1850 Third ave
nue., IL of the members being present
\ business session was held and al
its close a social hour was enjoyed
and the hostess served lunch.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1908-11-28
MOLINE BRIDGE TO BE CLOSED

Structure Connecting With Arsenal to
Be Repaired.
Colonel f. E. Hobbs, commandment at
Rock Island arsenal, has posted an or
der for the closing of the Moline
bridge connecting with the island next
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1908-11-28
SOCIAL AFFAIRS

[Society news, written or telephon ed
to the society editor of The Argus, will
be gladly received and published But
in either case the identity of the sender
must be made known, to insure relia-
bility. Written notices must bear sig
nature and address,
In Honor of Birthday.-Miss Violet
Hamburger last evening entertained in
honor of hes 18th birthday, a party of
friends at TIE home of her parents,
Mr. and Mrs. John Hamburger, in
Milan. Those present from Rock Is
land. were Stanley Eye, Lee Bladel,
VERNE Andrews. Alvin Hasette, Jack
Memhart, Otto Juhl, Leo Kenney and
P. Clark, and the Misses Laura Paul,
Muriel Hough Ethel Wilson Josephine
Landon, Pearl Banker, Ruth Strem-
mel, Amanda Anderson, Mrs. Andrews
and daughters, Misses Fay and Vera,
and Mr.. and Mrs. James Christy, Miss
Florence Welinitz of Moline and Miss
Lenser of Sherrard. Mr.. and Mrs Fred
Wright of Scars. Earl Wivinis, Miss
Olive Biles, Mr.. and Mrs. w. d. Bran
denburg and Mr.. and Mrs. c. A. Bran
denburg OF Milan. In a bean contest
the first prizes were awarded to Otto
Junl and Miss Pearl BANKER. and the
consolation Prize to Alvin Hosette and
Miss Cora Collins. Miss Violet was
given many beautiful presents. a
dainty lunch was served.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1908-11-28

fic will be stopped for period of prob
ably % days. EE
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1908-11-28

the benefit of Bethany home. The
games will begin promptly at 2:3
o'clock.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1908-11-28

Entertains Bethany Home Children
Canton Carnes Wednesday after
noon entertained the children of Beth
any home AT Longfellow school. TIL,
children spent merry afternoon play
ing games and refreshments were
served during the afternoon.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1908-11-28

Repine-Lunbers.-Dean J. ]. Quinn
of st. JOseph's Catholic church Wed
nesday afternoon at 5 o'clock Off
ciated at the marriage of Miss ADJ
Lunberg and Harry Repine.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1908-11-28

Pleasantly Surprised.-A company o.
20 lady friends surprised Mrs. Franz
Knox at her home on Twenty-nintl
street and Eighteenth avenue yester
day afternoon. A delightful afternoon
was passed, and refreshments were
served.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1908-11-28

Savage DorWin.-Dr. II. w Reed a
the. parsonage of the First Baptis
church, this morning at o'clock off
ciated at the marriage of Miss Maud,
E. Dorwin and William II. Savage, bot
of Cedar Rapids, Iowa.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1908-11-28

For Bethany Home. - The ladies'
auxiliary to the Order of Railway Con-
ductors will be pleased to see their
friends at card party to be given at
the home of Mrs. J. w Shuey, 2940
Fifth avenue, Monday afternoon, for
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1908-11-28

Celebrates e1st Srthday.-Mrs Mar
garet Kinney of this city who is now
making her home with her grand
daughter, Mrs. C. B. Powell in the
Roosevelt flats, Davenport, yesterday
celebrated hel 91st birthday anniver-
sary. Her grandchildren and a few
friends called informally during the
day to wish her still more many happy
birthdays Mrs. Kinney is remarkably
well preserved lady, retaining all her
faculties in spite of her years and
takes the keenest delight in present
day things and events and is just as
keen in recalling events of the long
ago.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1908-11-28

Arrange Series of Dances.-The
Knights of Columbus nave planned for
series of four dances which will take
place during the winter at the X. of c.
hall and which are to be for members
of the society exclusively. Wrixon's
orchestra has been engaged for the
series. The first of the parties will
be held Monday evening and the others
will be held at intervals during the
season.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1908-11-28

All the news all the time - THE
ARGUS.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-01-06
CHILD LABOR.
r.,,,, ~, .uioncr Complains Tint Mngas-
- rntes DO Not Sentence NtOlntOrA.aa&

r.,,,, ~, uioncr Complains That Magts-S
trutes DO Not Sentence Ni0lntors.
ALBANY. N. T.. January In, Q
statement given out to-nlSht, Cons4tss
sloner John Willia,ms OF sas sa ~ NO.
lations OF the labor law. partlculariy9
child labor cases, brought INTO COURT
during fthe three months enulne St D,Ss.5
cember 3lst last. ComrnsntlnGo q, cnAoS
labor cases. Commi s slo On
aThe result Of our punitiye proceesd..
Greater New York we b brought seventy -5
. e fssS eoa
svIcttons wera obtained N seven, two
were Withdrawn by the department
and fourteen diSrnts sed.
Commits Toner Williams comments 4
I maglst ls s. specially in the effort
OF Commissioner Bingham In suspen0..
ing sentence after the department. ha0
Sc cured con ictlons.
III the department. receives pEplst
trates,' continues Commissioner was
lians. there is no reason why vlole.3
lions OF the child labor Law may not
eventually be entirely wiped ovt. TOT
i y nuT n,a pafp pisero 90 seaAue
between October LIST and Dece mber
l3lst, the number OF cases OF vlolaL lion
tof. the child labor law prosecuted. ~
given as lis, divided. as followss Eua.s
age, 49,, employ Ing lid " thoutsS ceE.;
.tifieate, 66. employing child over atEnts
hours a day. Al employing child after'
Z OF this number. II is announced ssx- \.
/ ty cases have been disposed Of, acon
victlons We're had IN forty, hree were!
|wlthdrawn by the de pa tine Il o nd sew
eutsen dlHnltssed by ma z rasss.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-01-06
COCHRAN IN VIRGINIA
senator VIII Live on His
49,, Estnte In Old Dominion.

WILLIAMSBURG, Pa; J rsssnf5v s Nv
state Senator j. Henry Cochran that
Kidding himself en,i ST a isTas
4ias nnssibIe, because OF failing health.
does not mean that hat he Is Is s's IN tns
verge OF collapse. 1t means rather that
he thinks he has worked aasss hapd sp pens
much Of his time in the open.
Senator Cochran n mas maas .ine
his farm and shooting preserve a. e.
Rossg!ll. Va; where With hs MS he a1 %aili
play at being a boy. again. ssnaI ,ss
cochran Is an enthuIlassis hgn'e; aaa
cred one OF the finest In that Slais
famed for dogs skilled in hunting quail
snlpe and woodcock. y.
one Of the Senator's delights Is e 8
entertuln parties Of his tr - a. th az
Rose gill. where the balmy air ol sne
Southland and the hospitality charrac-
tterIstic Of the country make Of MS. Z, iin rs
old mansion and It's acres an :. a!1no'sst y,
ideal place for rest or recreatto on.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-01-06

Thomas ". Strntton, AppoMattox-
When interviewed by. your correspon-
dent as TO what special legislation hs
Assembly. he expressed himself " favor
OF some amendment OF our laws de-
nning the powers and duties OF the
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-01-06

Robert vi. Ward. Winchestcr-In MY
jHlgment the lSadlng ,sn hi which
Legislature are; tl) The hettcrnlent
or the public school system. and (a9 OF
the public highways: CO some further
Legislation IN aid OF the local option
laws and t4> = rafasna In thu prss snt
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-01-06
@. G. Taliaferro, lOrange-Will advo-
cate In the coming session OF tho Log

cate In the coming session OF tho Leg
Si} Good roads throughout the state.
81 . The bends SI;, ts q The
t eF st a cost
sioner for the State. =.
GAY A compulsory law for the atend-
ance Of children at the public schools.
and State ownership OF all school
az a game and fish commissioner
f9 ah ' laws se throughous State ana
t5l sustainmert Of the Corporation
Commission In Its efforts for. lower
passenger fares. and against disorlmi-
nations in local freight rates by the
railroad corporations.
f6> a liberal approximation by. the
Legislature In the interest OF tmml sra-
5tien OF desirable farm and domestic
w. c. White. H-rd>vnre-Is thor
oughly alive to and impressed with
the Importance OF education. and that
ssq y boy Is aesn fHe asnss ss
Iligent and successful farmer or bus
iness man. or. both. What crime
then against the Young and what I, q
every effort In their behalf. Especially
is this fact emphasized in the case of
white children since 50 much IL being
done by outsiders for the colored chill
tlren In our midst II the future OF our
country Is denerdent unon our children.
how essential that they should be
properly instructed.
Good roads are the arteries OF the
BODY nolitfc the means bvi which q
heal thv circulation and communicate ton
WITH the outside w'r,d is kent IN, Nvha
lis the use Of having a good farm, ard
poor roads? rsrowirg the dtscnmfnrts
of moor roads from actnal oh-ervation.
as well as the advants eee OF the re-
verse, Mr. White is q builder OF good
roads.
j. H. Wt-.l@r. Rurn, p~tre"t-Ftrst.
larger pension, ard $1,000, irrtead of
shhn rs n nw TIE limit for apnlicat,nn:
7 think these men deserve better FROM
The Sta+a and nraE In favor Of recc a.
niytrr the cnliRatior,
Second. Better ard 1nrgrr terms ct
common free schools, I r,Tlsn the small
Schools ard not the high schools. I
| f'rdt this section OF country too snarse1y
settled for high schools. and In cor-
snltdatlng the small schools into
Frndsd schnolssi Il keeps too many chill
Third nm In favor OF n minority
representation on all bnards.
Fourth. Elect all Ent4esrs bv the PEG
bple instead OF appointing. as now.
4
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zeal and peraonal proper-ty

m n of real and personal property
1 With respect to public schools. tha
most Il. gent need Is al, iinprovemeht /
IN the. kind and quality Of lnstruction 4
Furnished IN the rural schools. and
teachsrs for these schools. I favor ID 4
extension. Of the normal school system
by requiring certain OF the high schools
The present. property ass SEISMIC laws
IN their practical operation ore un-
equal and work an injustice both To 4
e el slate s son,s o certain classes Fl
assessments asses OF land and personality
enforced 79t sI.5 fs9ll d ga
In local option fand other special
elections the nualfica tons OF voters
should be made the same as In general
,ni q ard the Importation Of ltnuor
favor the repeal Of the he present Law
Whic,, renni-es the Judges to appoint
shoulf IKE tn see revived ard passed
the bill introduced In the last LeEis-
'ature to accon,.,tsh reform In the
irg at nresert emnie~sd b a"a The s of1leeFa
who handle the public moneys.
Robert w. withcrs. sunolk-Asida
from several local and unimportant
answer to your inquiry. that propose
the E, following wins le sa;a. lon
x 81 slatSre Of 1905 owing ais to he . rea
stricted time allowed the sessions OF
many important measures cannot re-s
eeive due consideration. and as hereto
fore, unless steps are taken 10 pr9-
bent ahe ea' days h OF the sssson I'LL
which are hastily, II at ALL considered
BY the members. To prevent this ]
Legislature thirty days. and providing
that bill not offered in the first. sixty
days shall not be considered until alliof
shall have been disposed OF. 80.
OF the Withers. Lassiter road laws has
power whether or not they Wound send
! county OF. Jail prisoners to the road
/ forces. The result has been IN a large
vsap to hnullify that
should be compulsory and require all
able- bodied male county prisoners. upon
the request OF the Superintendent of
roads. and unless they are so sent n
4 shfrifs, and sergeants should not 30
s'allowed fees for their board.
Third. AS chairman OF the Auditing
Committee appointed by the last Leg
islature. ! shall Introduce the bill pro-
4 posed by the report OF that commit
4 tee looking to the establishment OF a.
Bureau of ADULTS. whose duty II shall
j be to provide checks and balnces be-
I tween the State departments and 4
the accounts OF the county and city
treasurers and clerks OF courts.
i Fourth. bill to impose a penalty
4 to pay Just demurrage claims ofsship-
A pers within sixty DAYS. The necessity
A for. this bill IS made apparent when
1t Is recalled that the railroad has It's
4 charges due 1t by withholding the
freight: but the law provides no corr
Il responding remedy for the shipper and
i the practice has shown that the rail.
roads are unnecessarily impeding tho
collection of these. claims by forcing
i the claimants to bring action, tho
i amount involved In many cases being
1 too small to Justify such actlons q
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-01-06


NV
wv
pensions
mild
n
Ing viga and Marsland the
in
M hds
viii discussed
bin
lucn are asfo
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-01-06

Alex. r. Hobbs, observation-disclosures
should not Tin my judgmen9 be sent
to jail to be kept there until there is
q vacancy at one OF the hospitals OF
the State. think a more suitable
place should be provided for Them. I
introduced q bill along that line at
the session before last, but failed to
&c, ii passed. still think sonethir 6
Should be done In that direction. We
have lin my judgmens) splendid
Board OF Fisheries. and under its man
agement and direction the State has
received more revenue this year. be-
lieve than II has during any previous
State: ! think something can and
ought to be done by which the state
could get even more revenue from the
oyster Industry. Think after the pub-
lie institutions of the State have been
sufficiently provided for. then want
as large an appropriation for the pub
lie highways OF the state as the finances
will admit. During my first term In
the Senate. introduced bill asking
for an appropriation OF 100000 for
the public roads OF the Commonwealth.
It was not reported favorably by the
committee, and I'm not sure. but do
for the reason that tie sentiment was
so strong against It now think
there Is q strong sentiment In favor
OF making all appropriation for the
public roads OF the state.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-01-06

F. NJ. Love. Hamilton-I believe the
administration Of the States affairs;
that Justice requires that each, coun-
ty should continue to pay for the. I'm
provement OF It's own roads: That we
need q mild compulsory education law
with local option features: that -7hile
maintaining tho States right to reg
ulste railroad rates, justice n,d good
business policy call for liberal treat
mcnt Of the roads: that just and
careful revision Of freight rates would
be OF greater material advantage to
the State than an arbitrary cut on pas
senger rates.
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rate OF taxation.
cn Thir Gara INCREASED pensions for ex-
Fourth; Allowing the State to intro
sn nroe eY tha ~ assault cases to dis
Fifth. Removing the license tax from
doe,ors. 3 az s, ~ 7 ! =
stats Board 81 Sdaeaeion 81 e eSh tns
inspectors and examiners. go I-s
Seventh. a measure for cheaper free
school books. n &, = rs 'Si
Eighth, 4 biz to prevent whlskey-
Ninth. Forbiddlng saloons being in
residential portions Of cities ana towns.
or near school houses. 5T,Ys
Tenth. against ltldnapping or aiding
any OF the State asylurns. ''' - 4
Eleventh. Against giving or selling
alcoholic bevers g 8 to those OF unsound
mind. idiots or lunatlcs.
Charles A. Johnston, Montgomery-
IT shall advocate legislation for the
! bettGrmentGof free sch OILS by increased
lapproprlat IONS and any measure look
eng g lalssE@ss pensions for the conted
other matters which occuy to me
form syste n Of ccountlng for all IN =
pPs sS!SS as
ssty tor tlon. also rSsosnisns so Is
lunatics, epileptics, and shall favor as
large approximations for this purpose
as the finances OF M the State will
James III. Cation, .Alexandria--'sAs 81 10
| prospective egislntion y, 4 do not believc
\ necessary In the present statutes, and
4 bel teves a conservative course In all
Il leglslatl ion wi III best snbservas the In
i lature shou Ia !. be liberal In Its Spr0vi-
Il sions Tor lau lilo 20 ucat 10 n, and sho q
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-01-06
). ". willIam., Courtlnnd-1 favor

y. w. Willlnms, Courtlnnd-I favor
an increase of pension to COME erate
iproprntions to public schools and re-
sst st at compulsory .education:: cleo
ton by the people OF members OF the
State Corporation Commission; e. FUR
Their restriction OF the loquir business
BY higher license or some better way
the bringing Of all social clubs tnasi
sell liquor within the puryieW.. ~ I. the
day law; the charging OF income tax
from $500 to $1,000: increase 9f pay
to election officers. Jurors and Wit
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-01-06
!. D. watkins, slid,oth,an-1s much

J. D. Wntl<ins, Mfdlothian-Is much
Interested In the Improvement OF the
public roads OF the State Of Virginia.
provides for the working of convicts
and jailbirds. so amended that the
poorest counties of the State may
avail themselves of It's provisions: was
labor on the public roads OF Chester
field county several years ago. and
has had experience in the practical
workir 6 of the roads.
He Is also much interested in the
education OF the yourg men and WOO
men OF the State. which will 1T them
for useful and scientific Occupations
scientific farming. and is convinced,
that no lands In the State = are exc
.hausttble. but that our poorest lands.
may be brought up to a high state Of
productiveness under proper condf-
lions, and will favor legislation with,
that end in view.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-01-06

G. w. breckenridge, Fincnstle-1 am
under three pledges to the people
OF Ct 9 2 ass First. to do something
.tore TO them the privilege of electing
their Commissioners OF Revenue /: third.
to stand by the Democratic party in
p! 81 It's who!esoms temperance legis-
lion that will bring our laggard coun-
ties up TO bearing their share Of the
burden 2. s1f ttaaxat!on possibly board
every able bodied convict In the State
work out his time on the public roads.
under proper regulations, M
teepiy tnterestsd IN measure for ~ the
Improvement Of the county roads; will
"a from taxation e not less than $1,000:
young women to be fitted for teach-
normal school facilities for g!rls. For
The purchase 81 suitable local lion near
Gtate office building can ba erected. the
ton OF the min eral and timber exhibits
be removed the present agricultural
steTsrooHs Tor vsiSaSle State y pspsps
the different departments. y, VI
p, n. Bowman. Shenandonh--"I shall
be glad to support q measure providing
fora mild compulsory school law.
.i'sSvould like to see the law repealed
Chat takes the right from our people
i 20 Yote for their comnlissi ners. I'm on
4 posed III to appo!ntlvej power being
\ Thrown into sjud clary hnnds
Alden He'll, CulpeDcr-yvill Introduce
81 end advoc ata in % sleSt l. glstnture OF
Virginia, the allowing measures: M
First. "A bill to repeal tho present
law OF Judges appointing Commissions
Second, a eductions In the genera
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-01-06

g. W. Throckmorton, Henrtco-wi1I
advocate enactments Of following laws:
Torrens system and change in tax laws
by making tax receipt CONCLUSIVE that
all taxes on land have. been paid, ex-
cept as shown on receipt; bulldirg of
permanent roads by counties with
State aid. and change in the law SO as
to give taxpayers more voice In Inn
provement of their roads,: increased
appropriation for schools, with en-
dergartens and manual training, in
Guiding farming; appointmentoftra travel
ing auditor: execution Of criminals at
the penitentiary: election of State Cor
poration Commissioners and Commits
sioners Of Revenue by the people:
equalization OF taxable values: the sep
aration OF Henrico from the Richmond
tcirclIft 41ts ~ fl5is ~ =
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n. r.. Sne~s"r d, 3N~wc- -fl--The only
measures which an, vitaIlY Interested
in arc liheNAl annronriations for pri-
mary ard l'sh echonls, also shall'fof-
fer q slight amendment to nAnston
pension who own propertH the asse 81 =
ed value Of which Is $3.50 In lieu OF
$500 as the law now stands, There nre
also several measures ct lesser im-3
nortarce, which I would support VI
introduced. or mey Introduce thelf1
II some one else does not; but as we
have fifty-twos new members, SUP
5pese they will cover all subjects and
then aolllo. 49, aE-ast WI WI