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The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1909-12-29
tIt;iiyinc Her.

MY dear. the tlred girl bas quit"
Well. that's al! right Just drop
line 10 your mother inviting her TO
visit Us. She'll do the houSework un-
Ill we can get another maid. New
York Journal.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1909-12-29
He Dared.

Mo,her-How dared you let him kiss
VOC? Daushter-l didn't. mamma.
told him that If he kissed me he'd
have TO do it without my consent.-E1-
change
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1909-12-29

Foley Orino Laxative is best for wo-
men and children. It's mild action and
taste make it preferable TO
+: ;o!cn; plrCa;iveS such Is pills. tablets.
etc. Cures constipation. ". +. Brow
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1909-12-29
Opu!ence.

What IS your idea OF happiness"
ITO be able 10 spend my own money
.ust as II were going 10 turn IN an
expcns. account when got home
Chicago Eecord-H Herald.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1909-12-29
Entrancinn Niew.

What DO you think Of the view
from the hotel vera nda
Magnificent. can see Your heir-
csses right from where sit-'-Pitts-
burg Post
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1909-12-29
In = Bio Hurry.

Becham-T believe in taking time by
the rorelock. Mrs. Ec0haD-l notice
that you tear Z sheet oG the calendar
before the month IS cver.-New York
Press
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1909-12-29
The Test.

Ecll-But how is girl 10 know
when she is in love? Belief suppose
when she thinks IS much about Z man
as she does about her drcssmaker she
NAV know it-Phiade!phia Record.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1909-12-29

Foresight IS very wise. but foresor-
row IS very foolish. and castles are at
any rate better than dungeons il the
a:-.-Sic John Lubbock.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1909-12-29
Roth on the Line,

The artist over the way was boast
ing TO me that his work IS now being
hang on the line"
.Humph.. So is bis wife's. ."-Balt!-
more American.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1909-12-29
Two Likes

y ike ycur nerve" Gasped the beau
,!sul girl. struggling against the in
evfsab!c.
And ! like your cheek" chackled
:h> young man IS he continued the
oscu!atory exercise.-Philadelphla Rec
.ers3
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1909-12-29

Who would not have feet set on his
neck let him not stoop.-1ta!!an Prov
erb
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1909-12-29
Knew Him.

Yes. I'm anxious 10 get ms dauSh'
ter OF nv hands. III admit"
Then why don't you let her marry
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1909-12-29

Rank has its tores as well as pleas
ures.-Reacons6eld.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1909-12-29

Revenge IS the AFFECT pleasure c. sn
ebject NInd.-Juvenal.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1909-12-29

What coed would that do:-Cleve
land Leader.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1909-04-01
CAB HORSE WILD PoR BEER

Bob. a cab horse belonging 20 Bert
brotherton. q hackman. Of Burlington
y. has been fed on grain mash
mixed with beer 10 keep BIN ~ fine
appearance and has developed an al
most human craving for beer.
Nhen returning from a long carry
~ passengers Tuesday the cab passed
brewery wagon at High and Federal
streets. Bob got fen whins from
the kegs and Immediately became IN
manageable. Brotherton SAYS the
horse had "blin tisgefs.~ but tne spec
tators believe Bob lied 20 jump into
the beer wagon Ira his frantic desire
% accumulate a real jag"
The horse refused 90 De urged past
the brewery wagon. ard finally mads
a lesp that demolished the ceb against
the heavy wheels Of the wason and
spilled passengers and drive. into tn
road. Tnen Bon dashed dOVr Higl
street. humping other carriages. unit
F PatrOlman Fitzpatrick caught hirl.
+ Brotherfon took Bob hone and or
dered him put on a street pohifitioI
dief.-New York World.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1909-04-01

neec -. ye are In heaHiness through
manifold temptations What q sin
Eula- expression, ~Ne greatly ~
ioiCe and "Ne are IL heaviness. az
TIE sane time Does IL seem stranE &,
Buf u Is even 50. The heaNiness viii
pass azas. but the Joy viii remain.
OF the surface OF the ocean there
nay D. o current lowing toward the
south. and 81 the same ocean az the
same time. far dovn below the sur
face there may DE- another current
flowing toward the north Two cur
rents flowing in opposite directions
Tie one seems 90 bear the soul down
Sar1 into darkness. while the othe-
bears u UPWARD into the light The
one IS on The surface. the other is in
the depths 90 the soul The one is
caused % changes a. worldly condi-
lions. and viii soo- pass away The
other d. caused by the dow % Lf1c
and shall abide forever.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1909-04-01
CORPORATIONS
CAN DO MURDER
New York Tribunal Holds That. Like
Humans. Thry Can Be Held Le-
gallY GUILTY o. the Crime 81
Man>IanChtCr.

NV YORK Special Corpora
tions may be legally guilty % man
slaughter. according % q decision OF
ihe Sew York Court 90 Appeals This
means in the opinion OF lawyers. tina;
Nev York Is on a par with certain
southern and Western States here
corporation can D. convicted 90
homicide.
Bs this ruling The highest court IN
The state reVerses the Appellate III
vision. which held that only Is human
being can commit hiuicide The de-
cislcr also has a bearing On the Park
avenue tunnel disaster % 1909 in
which the co-orer's JUN found N-w
York Central Ohciais guilty. but the
grand jury failed % ind!ct. placing
the entire blame on John NhiskeT.
the engineer The decision All also
have material effect OF directorate
o. corporations.
Th, case iu vhich the Court 90 Az
peals made Us T,clirE MAS that result
iuE from The indictm~ut % the Rcches-
Ter Railway and IAght Company so-
mAnslauEhter. Tie charge was that
through improper installation o. gas
stove the company caused the death
% Miss ETnie Opp~nhei1-r The de-
PENDANTS demurrer Vas upheld IN The
lover courts. which decided that only
human being could D. guilty az
ualslauEhter. IL vas also upheld b.
th~ Court o. Appeals. urich went or
record 90 TIE effect that corporations
could pa Euiity ~ homicide. though
NOT under the section o. the penal
code on which the complaint .n This
case ss-s based.
Barring the New York Central case
Tie details % which ! don % remem-
Der said former justice Alfred SteCk-
Ter. the decision. Z think. is r-~ in
tLis state Aly impressAo IS that IN
le- tlis ruling a corporation can -
found guilty ~ nanslauEhte- and
f1-d
Properly speaking in ny view ths
decision vLl not affect directors .nct
F. yiclally. The intent of The Law woulc
t- 90 punish tne corporation. and thai
end could onls b- served oy lnirE-
iu other words. affecting tle t-easur.
90 the corporation. an dthus pullShinl
stoe kholdrrs
-ll JOS opinion the Law would appll
l Or corporations guilty OF failing 20 70.
that proper appliances for the prot-c
tior 70 life are Installed. or have faile,
. to perform duties which could nor b.
delegated 20 others
AS far as can D. learned. the decis
s ion has nothing 90 do with civil pro
p cefure iu which corporations are liza
Bile The decision was written by jas
flce b .scCck. who held there b. moth
INK hi the penal code 90 Indicate tha
the legislature intended 90 exemT
corporations from punishment .o
. homicide.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1909-04-01
ssS.OOO.OO0 To EMPLOYEES

The Pennsylvania Railroad Company
gave out a statement sunday showing
that more than So Oo0. 600 has been
paid out by the employees relief funds
q the Pennsylvania Railroad system
since the organization 90 these depart
ments. Since July. 1883. on the lines
vest o. PittsburE. and February. 1885.
on the lines east. So .o5o.6+f has been
paid 90 members. Who. because ~ ill-
ness OF accident. have been iuCapaci-
tated for work. The remainder $40
e1s c27. has been paid t0 thc families
90 members WHO have died.
On the lines east 90 PittsbrTc and
Erie where the relief fund has been
De- operation more thar TWENTY-FIVE
years. the total sum thar haas been
paid ont Bon beuetts is Sf~.f>-..59. u'
which Slo.4S- $50 Vas on account al.
disatlements through sickness or ac-
cideut The remainder. $500 80. was
paid in death benefits. New Gors
Times
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1909-04-01

~o-ic and b. hints TIA; TIE future
progress ct Barccs all 0Ee much 10
The eKsoQle which il held up BY this
count-y
While the prince could have half
= dozen automobiles a. hts command
and e1jcy The most suuptuoCs lunu-
RES ever conceived by a college stu
seat - = entirely sserse 20 thinCs
@ that sort
E,very morning a. = O'Clock he rolls
out % b@d ~ very Qlebeian manner
and ducks into hts bath n a scramble
20 -~oca The lecture rDCE before rol.
call
College D. likes he says that d.
enjoys Il a. much as anyone else. and
f-oI- The large nuucer OF friends that
he has already acquired - r. safe O.
say that Ire prince IS Liked % the
. college
lu personal appearance Pr11ce Gaik-
~sr - olive con plexioned. Nth oval
faCe. plump cheeks. lips = little thick
- than those % the average ADeTi-
car and v-lth luminous dark eyes H.
IS Slightly unc-rsig.f in height bet
usually carries himself errct aid
sCuare-shoulderec-
Ills preparatory studies 81 A--e-tca
- the Horace Mann school &c Nrv
Ecrk and his experiences AZ Harva-c
have already transformed the p-inc.
into q typical college youth. vrose
fluent English and general manner o
ATTIRE and speech are not greatly d.
terert from those 90 Americans
To present Gslk~ar vas educate,
% che Na1a-atss school az Ba-ota
under RE personal supervision AT.
r-i-len 90 M-. ?. Elliott o. the Int.a-
civil s4rNic.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1909-04-01
BOY IDENTIFIES
HIS KIDNAPPERS
Woman when Arrested Had Hsr<ed
Money on Her PerSoR-BuR 81
Ransom r. Recovered.

CLEVELAND O.-Winie Whitia
identified the man and woman held
on suspicion BY the Cleveland rolice
as the persons who kidnapped him
from the school at sharon. Pa. last
Thursday and held him for the $4,000
ransom. which was paid BY his father.
Attorney J. r. Whitla. Monday.
Willie said the man. Who gave the
name Of James n. Boyle. was the one
who took him from school and carried
him through a torfucus route 70 Cleve-
land then 20 Ashtabula. back 10 this
city and placed him la the house in
the East End where ne vas held until
the money was paid. Willie also de-
Clared that the woman vas the one
v no cared for him at the house Where
he was detained. and who acted the
part of a nurse.
Royle said the woman IS his Wiie.
The police have no other idCnuhca-
ton OF the couple than the names
given So far IS the man IS conceru-
I'd The police believe the name is co..
rect BOYLE is said 70 reside IN Sha-
ron and IS a plumber ~ trade.
The facts standing against the pri~-
orers are most conclusive The vo-
man had in her possession when car
tured $3.50 in currency. The nuu-
heTs on the bills CORES pond with those
on the money that James 2. Whi,ls-
the father az the boy. lefr IN a CANDY
store here for the kidnsppers on Nol-
dan night The woman has marks ON
her face. too. as IL she once bad small
TOY. This tallies -ith the description
az her by the kidnapped boy. Her w
mark Immediately after her arrest
p There viii D. hell 20 pay III Sharon
when Buhl hears OF this. is The onlv
discriminating statement against he~
but 70 shows that the kidnapping vas
In her mind The pair are known o.
have been trying 70 Get out % Cleve-
land secretly Just before their arrest
Willie Whitla's place OF captiNif,
r. while be vas kept il Cleveland v-ss
b. an old. abandoned residence on Pros
q pet Avenue. Southeast. diaEonaIiy OF
e posite Plymouth CongreERtiora
); Church. This fact was le0rned Sy -.
2 police acting on meaEre information
- furnished them BY the boy before =.
2 ~'as taken 20 sharon by bis father
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1909-04-01

Boston's city chemist and bacte rio
loCist is a woman. Miss r Marion
Wade
Al envelope or package sealed u1tn
;he white % an eeg cannot - steau.-i
open.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1909-04-01

c calm around the South Pole Vas
iisproved.
Profting BY former experiences In
be Antsrtic regio0S. when all the
logs scccumbed TO the strain and
rigors OF the climate. Lieutenant
Shackietcn made some departure from
he usual preparations FOR the Jour
ney across the snow and ice. He took
~ith him n motor car. which could
5e converted into a sledge and sub
stituted ponies for dogs. and light
wooden clothing fer heavy furs-
The main expedition. Of which Lieu
tenant Shackleton vas in command.
reached latitude 81 %. longitude ls2
east No less 90 life vss suffered
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1909-04-01
The Bright side.

some Christians have met uith "a
strange experience watch have given
them trouble They had hoped that
u -ser trey should ~ overtakel bs
afflcti0n fhey would b. 50 wonder
fuils supported ~ their religion that
they could rejoice and b~ exceed ng
glad Thes had expected 20 glorg iu
rrsb1larior also But they have nor
fouud r So Instead OF finding ecs-
tast lr affection. they have found &C.
Br-asr-. Their spirits have sunk ii' q
seaL IS have been covered 9th
fsDi.ds In their distress fntr nave
conclude1 that they have no religion
~ thai religion Isl vain
g. Peter refers 20 this experience
iu rhese words Though noV for q
F season 81 need b.. ye are in heaFiness
through manifold temptations Grace
GOES nor always produce ecstasy. II
f "a sometimes accom- panied win G..
preston 81 spirit. The b~si nlen ir
.he world may have this experience
f Be- s writes ~ rhe Son ~ God thai
ahen $50 entered che shadows ~ Hh
a-sesior He began 10 b. very heavy
sureiy Sc -Vas tempted Ca ala points
. iire as We aye He Travelled the Whoi'
iengfh % t1e gloomy road. Then Uhl
shooid We think - strange s. We AIS
are DEPRESSED lr gDirit Oh slime of ~
ciefiolg
This experience may ~ lneKplioa
DE. bat IRE bright s.1e ~ it ls TIA
fhere lE 80 in scrroW when grace q
la fhe heart Read Aeain he word
- Peter ln their relation 20 he Who'll
sentence: W'hereig So greatly ~
loice though nov foT 2 season.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1909-04-01

the ADVICE curing the Dext found years |
TIE youngsters are AZ right bot they |
~Ei have % - ccntent With carrying
out orders. Ut older heSds VII issue
The orders
The four members 81 the cabinet
on whom the President WI lesn most
nesvily are Secretary 81 STATE Knox.
As,orney-Gerersl ~ ickershsrn. Sscre-
tsry q Nar Dickinson and Secretary
~ the TreSsury MscNesgh- bach wss
\ lawyer of national reputation when
Nr. TAI, sst On ths 1 nited States CIR
cUst bench. and ne hiss implicit conf
tenc~ IN the Judgment q each This
ioee not r0eS7 tat the ether mem
ecrs Cf the cabinet Nil not - cen
suiteS sS the knCtty problems CONT
Up for solution. 10 means thst ne four
.ne1 usuls6 were chosen fer plsCcs IN
tie cabinet because @ their years ex-
,e-fence and learning iD re Law
~e-e chosen because the freSitent
SAINTS men Ct t1C s-EAest LEGAL iudE-
-ue1t shout him
Cabinet M1>t Not Play Politics
While she reu sd-rir lStr StiOn - Cniy
one week ella. there are uruisi akaole
4 Indications O. 81 AT TAFT does net i'm
tend max IRE o4Hc--hClie-s PEE rarrerV
about hin shall play politics Hts
icts tS taf f-t o. ~. Gers OF CTS to--
net shall attend 20 ne ecfernnent :
business hls rr- stand ttst Frank
81 hltc1cccS should resign tle c1air-
Usrsri7 GO tle Republican nations.
cc--u.rtff before Do eo;rrt1 tre can
t~et i-lrr a'ts t-e rcii.h fr2t IS 20 nf
.olicT~1 SINE 90 MI r--c1cocs :
-rlt--s rit -ot ~-ant Rim tc sut render
t1e c-al-- rs-sli-'- rem AZ accounts
~ i-ttc-r0cs rir-'s-lt Vas cAcf'-.' 2 =
lt acAi4-s tn Iot- gre f-Ate All ~
81 trF-ai'caiif s-'- trAt 80 rvs g.
ISIS or r'isf - i'Tl--'il-
cscine, BONN ai-11s sew 20 ne S-n-
ATE arc Is Nas .r' ---p-.--I & 30 '-''r.
ne -cTr.er -aliola- c-la.- nan - No'
- co1tr-- a t'c-l l----lls OUTSIDE --~
o~l 1-,--F i'l-1l -Le '-e Irs.-r-l r
20 - ocus-it-- p-.or- DIS - %. N---
se1l-lc- ar l-'-- ~ t-eI --l'-' li-l Pm
i11I0--lia-s ati-r tle .l--S at-ol
many q " f-ac" ----'-s $50
camping - 'l- lool O. ne --- Isl
r-iss tr- So ne --- --l tl-t se.'- $50
--~1 t1el KEY l-4i leeol lle Tr-si-
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1909-04-01
HOOTED GIRL WHO
WOULD WE'D 4 JAP

san F-RiNCISCO CAL--Spec!sl -
Amid boots and y-,ls banging o: t.l
cans and az irolical shower % re
and flowers. MIS-. JOAN EUe-y WifC
% A7chd~acou Eue-1. % the Eplscrl-
pal church and her daughter. N.--
Helen GLADYS Emrry. " hose enEas--
m.rt 60 Gun.iro Aoki Japanese his
aroused feeling. LEFT their home af
Co-te Madeira this week and came
20 tlis city. bot almost Immediate
departed for Tacoma. Wash
Aoki vas not pith them when the.
left here. and if il supposed that Dee
has arranged % Join his finance ana
her mother before reaching Sacra-let.-
TO-
should Miss Gladys Emery and Le-
japanese tarce attempt 90 obtain "a
marriage license in Oregon th~y aNl
ind that the state Laws forbid ~.
marriage 90 whites and crleltals
It IS reported that the Aoki-h,u-ei )
party vll proceed lorthwarc % Ia
coma or spokane .n their Efforts ~
End one % ue--l rh-u.
only feu DAYS Japanese and a
white woman from Hollywood Cal
stopped ln Portland en route 90 Boise
Idaho. "a here tl-l intended to boz mar
ried. Tles perr arrested After this
t-e woman agreed not fo marry ID.
Jap and rflrl-t to California
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1909-04-01
BuLLET.PROOF GARMENT.

Carl Kreili. an engineer 81 Munich
has Invented a bullet-proof garment
WhiCh promises 20 bring him a small
fortune It Is Ia the form 81 wo-
mans corset. weighs about six pounds
and is shade OF thin steel rings OF links
and about an inch and thrCe-quarters
wide. At a trial Of the garment eigh-
teen revolver shots. fired az a distance
- eleven yards. failed 90 make any i'm
precision upon g.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1909-04-01
6REAT CHANGE AT
THE WHITE HOUSE
erTEr RTSEsBss-ugE AIR now
FgxFkELs AT TIE EXECUrfNE
MANSION.
NO MORE FIREWORKS.
Mr. TSft TakeS SaEre~ticss V1ter
Consideration. 10 DelnS ThincS
-od me Democrats Are
FrrQosnt Visitors

WASHINGTON n. C--Srecisi -
vel. ths-e certainly has Scen
chSnre.- sad a member q Congress
No lad s-een In o. Sc me nsS Pres
de-t rSC c. thrive TINES and had cEll-
I'd o. each az The mtEoe-s % the ne-
cabinet Reminds me o. t-e Nckinlel
a3-lirfst-a-iCn. 40 wEoCQ cr trrran
szgEhere- Just a Eu.e-. oEstncss-ltSe
snc ahous the C1HCe a each member 81
TIE csrrnsL SC-- @ rs u hc hecar'e
acCuEfCule1 20 ere ~ rorecEDics &C l-r
iaS1 scVe- years -l1E Ind li.e ff-r
rztner Gun an afraid tElrEs are
rui1C &c b. -ro QuiFt for -a1E ot TIE
rcrnE usr ErC cane l-rc r1e li-re-
lsctt under rhe former a5-li-isf rsfi-r.
-Whsf = the s-sr 6isrinct impression
] rFS Ehel : raIk -l-l ttis ne- Pres
cezt- J should Say 90 - -laf te does
not trtr-6 O. GO anything CT the tat-
Pr insane. : missed r1zr ia-1iisr
rh-aSe- -Tfats bully. III a. that
NJ Tar Savs- 7 s1au take The suCEes-
tio- u-d.- consideration and a. scon
- HEre resrret q DECISION ~lll no
10y w Tat n re training CT tce
l-e1cH cru-rtrE CCL ! take O. tat
r -es1s that ~ All - - cautious
n re PRESIDENTS chair a. - ass
CT re bach T1-e all k1oE I -
rieve. tat even 1u-srtc1 q s1y co1s--
r.e-cr I'll receive careful Cons ,ce-8-
fS-u hs-r-e = - decided he hss call
90 e-tn ~ s rahi1e- eo-le O - shlest
fzu---x ~ - rouut-v 40 ulli for
q So % cc-scf-tlE ccu-- n Qzsst-r
O. r-chie--s IS fnsy ans NcE his
a al Ero6. Co. E1Se- socE a p-oiscv t.
P-esi5g1s III 1c- have - - -rve-si-E
st--Seif even So GAYS
Mzke~ Nc Rash Promises
S~ze 7@r~C1s VIC c.. not know the
neE F~-psi5e1. VT E-li hs5 s. iz
p-r<s5r1 raa- rs E-est SOD lsfurs
E-cIc lad Az INTO making rssh
premises ~ are discovering t1s'
tAev zsEr1crec - IA 7 have -scs
tie c.Eccvsry -1ar - seldom szyS
-reE SD -hts UeEn-@- % Cc-E-r-Ss
he rs - 1cHiri@v k1sck 81 send
EzE czric-s sEzy IL 300 hu-1o- S,-h-
ct hEr1-c committed himself Irce--c
- Is ale 20 ssv 10 En- a wsy thE'
zzkez - rS-l.- 49, tEs- - rs
~ WAT - VET sfre- TEe-e - O.
- =, ~E.-he- czht1et i- - -ev
Amin iE-rz1tc1- Tn1e- IT, LAST E1Et-
zEcrxr1-- -tszrss cahi1ef uaE -
tern Ezr1tec 70 rre cczuzr1 70 ToU1E
r-srs the P--zfc@-- Es-h@rp-1 ahuu
ht- aid q. Whc- - -eiiec fo- scrsct
One S~nE1n- SD ro-cay- after - -
-zEde - -u-ncs ~ rhe 1@0s--El--rs
-1e cfS hescs az going 70 fu--is.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1909-05-01
TAFT CALLS HALT
ON LAND POLICY
Secretary BaIGager Attempts to
Reverse RO0sevelts Plan.

Washington. April 20. - President
Taft Is unfolding the policy of HIS
predecessor, Colonel Roosevelt, with
regard to the conservation of the nat
ural resources Of the country. In do
ing SO he has run connter to his sec
rotary of the interior, Mr.. Ballinger.
There has been NO serious clash be-
tween Mr.. Taft and Me-. Ballinger, as
the secretary of the interior has yield
ed to the presidents position. Millions
Of acres of the public domain are in
volved in the controversy, Secretary
Balliuger having revised the Roosevelt
policy and ISSUED orders restoring to
settlement vast acreages IN various
states.
If It shall prove to be- the fact, as
some suspect, that Secretary Ballinger
has been the means of throwing into
the hands of the General Electric COM
pany. the Edison company and the
Standard Oil company crowd generally
a group of fine water powers which
Colonel Roosevelt has held away from
these companies, it is believed a seri-
GUS breach may occur between Taft
and Balliuger.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1909-05-01
RECOVER BODY OF
PRINCETON FOUNDER
WMkHlen Uncover Grave Of
Nathaniel Fitz Randolph.

Princeton N j., April T.r-Work-
men while digging on the site of the
new dormitory donated by Mrs. Rus
sell Sage, discovered the skeletons Of
three bodies which are thought to be
those of members of the family OF
Nathaniel Eftz Randolph, the donor
In 1855 of the ground upon which
Nassau Hall stands. President Wood
row Wilson gave out tbs following
statement in reference to the discoy-
cry of the bodies:
1.-THE site of the new dormitory
crosses a portion of an aacient prir
waite burying groand, in which the To-.
cation of the grave had become uncer-
tain. The only grave certainly known
is that of Nathaniel Fitz Randolph.
over whose remains special tablet
is to be PLACED commemorative OF his
great generosity to the college,"
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1909-05-01
MANY CREEDS REPRESENTED
Leaders sn Various Faiths at Phliadet
phfa Congress of Liberals.

Leaders sn Various Faiths at Phliadet
phfa Congress of Liberals.
Philadelphia, April 2T--The recent
ly organized National Federation of
Religious Liberals, whose purpose Is
the promotion of the religious life by
united testimony for sincerity. free
dom and progress in religion by So
cial service and a fellowship of the
spirit beyond the lines OF sect and
creed" will meet tonight in the
Friends meeting house in this citysfor
it's first congress.
The federation Is the outcome of &
meeting held in this city on Dee. 8,
1908, by representative liberal think
ers and social workers. It's member
ship embraces followers OF faiths so
widely diverse as the Friends. Unitar-
ians. Universalists, Hebrews, Bapttsts
and Episcopalians. On the executive
committee are Julia Ward Howe, Rev.
Samuel A. Eliot, Rabbi Joseph Kraus-
kopf, Rev. r. Heber Newton, Rev. Al
gernon Cropsey and other lsasfers of
religious thought.