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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1909-11-02
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5ore0rag @oibington Saa, Ona-
ia, ben 6. gtob.
abinoelige 2uftifippere. Gen enc
ite abinoe 9(merifa, Ser bar prepet
2uftieiQo0S, er 0Iiis aatberine
@rig6t. 5 6ranfrig er ser 2, O2om.
9leriot og @}om. 2at6om og /
Gn9Ion0 2, @irs. Gaop oo 9fiis @o-
con.
Il Q. eier ct aa6elioItem fra
Seattle, @ai6, til Silfo, 9llaifa,
en- Diitoncc al 1886 @1il 9lnlpget
foite0e ca. 2 @ia. Collars, men M
er ogiaa ben aarlioe Su0tp9t $780,
000, ioa 6oreta9enoet piier Jig Ign-
nenoe.
5remtioens 6Doolftiffer. Gen
ofte notaIte 8rpgt for, at man paa
@runo al Sfopeues 6oripinoen /
8remti0en oiloe fonlme til at maugle
til Sooplitiffer, biier Iig
iom iaa meget an0et ugrunoet.
Der er nemlig aQere0e anlagt en-
8abrif | SuOien, bpor Sooblitiffer
laOes of ioafolote oSurpa" @rpS.
Dette Yroouft fren1ltilles iaa. biaigt,
at en- @rosS gGife SDopIitiffer fan
iGlges meo 6or6el for &c Gents.
Sra 2os 9lngelos til Stem gorf per
Suftlfib paa to 8age Sra Cos sln-
geloS me0oeleS, at Brof. 2one, en-
aIereoe pelfenot 2nftifipper oerlteos,
bar opflnoet ct ItDrbart 2uftifi6,
ser oil fltnne bringe 20 Basiage-
rer fra Bacific- til gltlonter6ops-
fDiten paa 2 Gage. Sfibet 6ngges
af 8orm iom ell 0ceanoamper og
0ripes of @aSolin 0iotorer til 40
6eites aroft. @a8be6oloeren rrrm-
ner $4,000 &ubiffoo Sos og bar en-
9GreeOne al 10 Cons no ober Sfi6
og Maifineri. 9rof. Come bar ipSlet
me0 9uftiejlo6s oper 80 9lar.
gn Sfilsmisie-aommisiipn, iom
9fe9erin9en bar uonpbnt, bar fulo-
fprt lit glrbeioe, o9 oe foreIiggen0e
Geiultater er life til at glpoeS ooer.
Statiitiffen opffer oper ct 8ioSrlrm
ira 1887 til 1906, og 9lntaaet al
inoferte @ifteruaal par 1882
044. ltnOerioeelien bier, at Der De
20 9lor Den omfotter, bar 9lntoaet
al benilgeoe SfilSmiSier 945,62
$ oe 20 glar ira 1867 iii 1886 bar
9(ntaqet ca. 328.7t6, life itcrt mere
emo Ell &reOieoel al obenhepnte Sal
for De iioite 20 glnr 9fopporten flyer,
at bber paafslgenoe Semaars-Yerio-
0e bar b9ret 8ione til en- lnerfbar
Stigen / glntallet al SfilsmiSIer.
2igeiom llfrn0tet pof ,er oct on0e
itprfere enc oct 9ooe, naar oet fgrlt
Ell Gang bar faaet en- rStart" Sg
set bar Sfilsmisieonoet fooet. 8i
maa penoe os til Soutb Caroline
for at faa liOt Opnluntrilig. 9enne
Stat freoiteres for fltn cen Sfils.
misie | 1880, oe iioen Sen 3io er Der
ingen Sfilsmisler bebileet oenne
Stat. Den eneIte Sfilsmisieaft for
flares loaleoes: 0en n9rp9renoe Sob
imob Sfilsnlisie bar ollereoe traaot
| araft, men ct I9rligt rsrenoe Gil
fploe, bpor en- gggtefbinoe bar ble-
ben nlisbonolet, bep9geoe 2eeislotl-
rem til at tilbogefoloe eIler iitipen-
oere 2open nogle foa Wtinltter -
iiiit lGnge nof til, at oenne apin0e
filnoe foo 2inoring
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1909-11-02

9oofer z. g8dibiheton boloer
5Ore0rag @oi6ington Soa, Oma-
6a, ben 6. g1oO.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1909-11-02

0ooers npe arigsbapn, ser bar
opret unOer gDening 10 9lor os
bar fnIiet 312 @fin. 9o. 9terI.,
inooieOes Oen Is. DIT. af 8rinien
af 8aIes.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1909-11-02

gn ny SlagS fotoarafiif gopir
er nplig opfllnoet af TO Mrno |
Columbus, Ohio. 0pfinoelien ip-
nes at bile frentuinge en- 6el 0n-
pnltiina | 6nget. n3be gaitman
aooof 60" iieeS at bape febt Gne-
ret paa Opfmoelien for ben fgnne
Gum al 11aMia. Sir.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1909-11-02

$ Suli Wfaoneo er Ser Serbien
begoaet SO @ioro, 80 Morofori6g
og 1928 SSnobru0. @ennemgoaenoe
mDroeS ser Serbien ca. 700 0ien.
neifer ON glaret.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1909-11-02

s en- Iiae ipofranif $50 bGep en-
6uno forleoen ore6t af ct 9(utono-
Bill. Gems of6eoe Serre baooe te.
itamenteret Den til 9Den iom ifrIoe
6abe $4,000 6rcs. for at ior9c oo0t
for Sen til oens 9po.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1909-11-02

8oris' gorgerrepreientation pil /
nelte 0tgoe forbanole ON at 9ipe en-
@aOe g&aon efter Ben / Spanien benz
rette0e Serrer.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1909-11-02

9iuSIan0S 8inansminifter, aofof.
5cf beuoer, at 9lnslanos 5inansoa.
ieu bar be6ret fig 6etpoeli9t. O3an
bar life inofprt npe sfatter, 0. !. b.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1909-11-02

9fuSIan05 9eoering bar u6npunt
4 rnsierpenIi9e Sinner til 5enatorer
& 6inansoepartementeD.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1909-11-02

5 PreuSien fin6e5 Der npiteu 200.
600 @erioner, Der er bIinoe, 0go.
itumme eIler aau0Sioaqe.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1909-11-02

5ranfrios Erafifminiiter un6er-
i6oer for 8ioen W}ulig6e0en al at on.
pen0e 6Ipoenaifiner til 8oItbefor-
bring oe ofrifanife aoIonier.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1909-11-02

5 Berlin bar Genloitrauter moo
6errerS 6enretteIie 9eotten til 2er.
bag neo 9laobene: n9eeo me0 Spa.
nienl II 2epe 6errerl~ oraoet imoo
set ipanifp @eion6tifab. 9olitiet
itanoie0e 9enonitrationen.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1909-11-02

StDinoeIige &nftlfippere. 0en enc
ite abin6e / 9[merifa, ser bar preuet
9uftieiQoo8, er 0}iis aat6erine
@ria6t 5 5ranfri9 er ser 2, 020m.
9leriot og @2om. 2at6am og /
@n9lan6 2, @}rs. GaoD og 01iis gu-
con.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1909-11-02

S ariitionio bar ell 18aarig aanos.
ibag Mano 0rpbt lin 60 9lor gamle
0looer, antageIig oe0 9porf og 9lag.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1909-11-02

Il Q. eier ct aa6elioItem fra
Seattle, @ai6., til silfo, 9aaifa,
en- 0iitoncc al 1885 0iil 9(nlqget
foite0e CO. 2 @lil. Collars, men M
er oaiaa ben aarlioe Su0tagt $780,
000, ioa 6oretaoenoet piier Jig lgn-
nen0e.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-01-23
One Hundred and Seventy Three
Fatalities are Reported.
ALSO GREAT DAMAGE TO PROPERTY
High Water General Throughout
TransvaaI Colony ard Northern Ma
tai-ereakine CT Dam increases
the Death List.
(By Associated PresS.)

JOfANNESBJR Jan. 22-Onc
hundred and scv"Ety-thr"c persons
a.c known IN hay" l.. - their lives
today as 4 r, suit CT the floods which
ar" general throughout the TranS'aal
colony aud Northern Natal.
Gr at damag" ai.o has h"en d,n"
to property.
BY the buratinc Of KNIGHTS dam.
tn" Wiwai"rsrand cold min" in tn"
southwestern part at the Transvaai
was flooded ard ten white men ana
fifteen natives v-rr" drowned
TIL" waters from this dam also
fIr,I,.i tn" low section OF the town
Of RI, hnrg whe-r a numh'r & hous"S
v,T" .vrpt away and thirteen PEI
sCDS V"rish"d
\ god dred-" ya.ucd a; :6"m"i
rok" adrif; on h" Zap" river ana
was Tr""k"d
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-01-23
ARCHITECTS DISSATISFIED
At EGGlESTOk'S TREATMENT
A!eued That Some Of Them Believe
That Favorii,sm Has Been
Shown.

RItlMuNp. VA. IAN. - $ Some
OF TIC architects ri IN" state seem
To BE-. dl@2lunti"d aud &urr at j S"pN
u Er"ir.tuu. superintendent Of pnh
Nc Instruction. over alleged diScrimI
nat.,n in connection with the tnIid-
in" # new school hohs"~.
tn" Al, hitrcts complain that "E" man
has Smr","i, Il III Getting h" hu'k
the contracts to tho dctrim"nt al
th. others. and the, ar' c"ll"CItn"
,l.t? to show shat Ma E%sIr,r"n has.
rs lhrv claim favor, d IN" MIR Rob
in$ou III" charges hav" n"r been
preferred. hIit they Al" III C"urS" ct
~, partition and wh"n they HAY"
been completed II Is said that they
viii w. placed in th" bands Of the
y vernon tor presentation To iii" stat"
hoard uf rdWCatiUn
When Mr.. t.rsl"stnn was asked r..
.HrhinG III" r"r2!t TODAY Ne mad"
III" tu.luwin@ statement.
Il h.,\" h, and the report. il having
C,,!n'' to m" several DAYS ago. nav"
not worri"I and | ~hall not worry
IN The, l.'lsi Whatever di>Grnntl"d %;n-
;lrn.n may do
Il shaN II" glad tu hay" every fact
IN conn, elton with IL" hui!din% of
: bot hCuY"S during The past thr""
Years in Virginia pHhliSh"d "S widely
g pos inlc II is a r"rUrd of which
| ga ,NNc, rdinr' proud. II ihrr" IS
an, ihinw AN; III il which has not been
/, l., f, = h.. g-,,I. # Ia,
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-01-23
PRAYER AND SUICIDE.
Man Shoots Himself While in kneei-
ing Position in Church.

SAVANNAH. GA. Jan. ee.-in a
position OF PRAYER. in St. PAtrick's
ChurCh here. and with bullet hole
through the temple. the dead body OF
Otto Schueitzer. q Philadelphia. vas
found today several hours after the
fatal shot was fired
Two notes were found. one b.
Gucaihins 81 for st. Anthony's
RrcaI." and another expressing re-
gre vaguely that he had permitted
hims"!f TO have any III feeling"
Schueitzer had been here but day.
reaching the city aboard . steamer
from Philadelphia early this morning.
The shot that killed him was not
heard by anyone. ira &c in the street
In front Of the church drowning the
report.
The pistol. the man had usee. vas
found beside his knee where he kncIt
as in prayer.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-01-23
Finishes Were Spirited.

SAVANNAH GA Jan. 2e-Tw1
spiri ~ finishes thrilled the spec;a
tors AZ tn" Thurd"rb Il race track
his afternoon In IN" frs; race
Srunky olog"d with burst vi spec 4
and wen in The final stride over
RrfSlayCr
In tho firh rae" Ensi"v forged IN
in the last lap just landing ahead Of
Nicoirse Tn" otb"r rhrrc events
wcr" we'll in hand all the way.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-01-23
vsrderbiit's Yacht Arrives.
nv A. soCiatcd PresSl.

NV YORK Jan. 22.-Thc steam
"1rtt T1rantar's W X Vanderbilt.
J. Cwn"- arrived her" today. nassin Q
" r arantiur ?; ga p m.
The Tarantau'a left NV Work in
December for a cruise around CA.
-; WhiIc in IN" barber Of Havana
he had t9oIhI" with her machinery
ard tn" TIP Wa abs ndonci Mr.
VlnG":ht AID a party Of friends
rrfurninS Z Ncw York.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-01-23
Cruisers for Taft Convoy.
(Ry Assoc Press.

CHAIR ESTON. S. G.. Jan. 22.--
The cruiser North Carolina. which
Is 10 convey President-e Taft to
Panama. arrived in port today from
Norfolk.
Mr.. Tan viii! reach here tomorrow
morning from Augusta and embar..;
Monday morning at 100.
The cruiser Montana TO convey the
OF her members f the Taft party Will
come her" Sunday morning..
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-01-23
Letter Operated Upon.
tBy Associated PreSs.1

CHIC AGO. Ill.,. Jan. 22.-JG s"ph
Letter, whose attempt TO corner III"
V heat market some years a"O caused
-, sensation. was operated on today
tor appendicitis.
I.@,e tunigh. Mr. Letters condition
was rep. rtei unsatisfactory.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-01-23
ALSO DENOUNCE; TREATING HABIT
Further Declares That Absolute Pro-
hibition Is Un-American and Op-
pissed to the Idea Of Individual Sow
DISQUALIFICATION OF Roosevelts
Name Produces Great Applause.
CIV Associated PreSsl.

LOUISVILLE. KY. Jan. 22.-De-
nlnria,on OF prohibition as. insincere
gave way today 10 a taking Of the
S,ny" OF the delegates to the sec
nnd annual convention of the Nation
Il Model License League upon the
que! ton Il r"%u'ating property the
liquor trad" of the country.
This resulted in the adoption OF
a resolution by the several hundred
d,lr2arrS prrsen, from all parts OF
tn" United States
Tn" resolutions. IN part. follow:
First that as representatives OF
the brewing. winemaking and distill-
ing trade and of Wholesale liquor
Dealers saloon keepers, inn keepers,
and members OF collateral trades. we
protest against all intcmperance in
t.ic use OF alcoholic beverages and
against all lawl"ssness of every sort
whatsoever in the sale CT such bev-
.raeeS
Intemperance Curse.
Second. that intemperance Is
curse. and every man who becomes
intoxicated should be arrested and
prosecuted.
Third. that treating which is
responsible -Esr 30. large a per cent
OF Involuntary intemperance. should
be opposed by public sentiment and
by every member of our trade.
Fourth. that the licenses OF all re-
tail liquor dealers, who violate the
law. should be cancelled.
Prohibition Declared Un-Amsriean.
Fifth. that prohibition Is un-Ameri-
can: that II Is opposed to tho idea
of individual sovereignty and to the
spirit Of our institutions: and, fur
thermore 1t must continue to be
merely a costly absurdity as long rs
it prohibits only the manufacture and
sale Ct alcoholic beverages.
Sixth that when prohibition.
whether for state or county Is sub
mi'ted to the people. it should pro
hibit. not only the sale, but the Iri-
yate possession and use CT beer, wine
ard whiskey.
Seventh. that the country should
not be the unit in local option con-
tests. As it does not represent the
American principles of local selfgov-
eminent
Eighth. that where prohibition is
adopted by a legislature or a people
III" manufacturers and dealers in
vine, beer and whiskey should be
compensated for Investments made
prior to its passage in obedience to
demand and under the sanction of
existing laws" ~
MentiNn Of the name OF Theodore
Roosevelt as the greatest force for
law in the nation. despite the crit
icisms Of congress and the abuse OF
many. evoked the greatest enthusi-
asm during the convention today dur
ing the address Of Dr. Nathan A.
i:,l". of Peoria. ILL.,. who said that
in half century the greatness OF
Roosevelt would stand forth above
his detractOrs.
Mayor David s. Rose OF Milwau-
k"". spoke: We cannot reject pro-
hihiticn as the remedy unless We car
offer something better and / believe
regulation is the remedy" said Mr..
Ros"
Or. J. c. Ca!em. OF Pittsburg. Kan
sas. tOok up the line Of argument
at the opening OF the afternoon ses-
sion dealing with prohibition versus
temperance
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-01-23
HUMOR AN ELEMENT IN THE RULINGS
Judge SIT ne on Case of Men
Charged With Staying Ex-senator
Carmack Grants Morning Today
and Dice RoIIiry Privilege to Six
Men Already Enrolled.
(Rv Associated PreSs.)


NASHVILLE TENN. Jd". - --
Til" third da,. Of the tuop"rHh'fh'
murder trial passed mt Only without
securing annincr juror. int :: liz"
rlIu;icu # the state IT, sUstai:l''d, en-"
"i III" six already "iI".' Ii VIII 'r'
Eliminated. h"c":i>r h" was m'uAI
Gated when he report. d Tor service
am was chosen.
Tie state Gains il S.cir, ! hE"w!
c,i.p. Hf Juror L"i@.I'S condition att'-l
j, had accepted him and lldG" lar'
SC; tomorrow at O'clock m. L"
pays u,oM the motion.
The .,uirmoning OF 500 aG~huonA'
talesmen began late this Afternoon
to appea ar Monday which n" effort
will H. na!c tc compl"t" tn" jury
which will Try the alleged siay"i'
Il ex-senator Carma"k.
Judge Hart announced tonight that
no sessions Of the trial Will be held
On Saturday.
He believes that the cas-" ca" h'
completed NOR" rapidly by giving IN"
attorneys one day III six III when
to consult.
Wants Morning Tcdo,'.
When the six selected jurors "er"
brought into the colrt today one o.
them. J. NJ. White worth. called jude
Hart and said
Judge. I've been used TO my morn
ing toddv for eCCd many years ana
| missed il powerfully: this morning.
Can't | get one. just one. every morn
lnS?'
The constitution prohlotS un'snai
CT cruel punishment: remarked IN"
cOHrt. judlciaily Mr.. oiiicrr. Sc
that thos" gentlemen who are wont
/. hav" tOddy. get their tOddy Mere
after.
Ii became known this N rnlng tE2t
Judge Allison OF III" chanCery roI!'
who was killed by Juror Nhl'''
worth's brother Jew years ago was
he father-in-iaw Of Attorney t'"H'Fai
McCarn. VIII" is pre- s"crung this case,
STANDS Very High.
II" stands very high in III" COM
munity. however, and IS r"Sarded as
one OF the best men yet selected.
Mrs. John sharpe was the on'y f'i'
ativ" of any OF III" attendants IA
court this morning wh2n the pro
c""dingS began. Later Cole mel Coop
.rs daughter and nl'ces arrived an"
greeted their kinsman on trial aft"c-
':'iId''i!
Later tn" attorneys asked Tor 4
conference" ana WeT" granted i"f'f
minutes.
Juror Hart then suggested mat IN"
jurors rft'r" TO their room Nn'r''
they could u" mao" m 7" C0ni&f'd-
be.
May Hold High ReVe:ry.
can th"y play 'ariS aSN'" 'h'
deputy.
Yes. ard roll die" on the ii"@r
II th"y want TO. !''0r'"d IN" C"hr
When the CONFERENCE" was "hH''i
tn" first surprise OF the tr:i' was
sprung IN TN" form c! aifidaVi'S fl''!
by the stat" attacking inc c"nP'',"-
cE OF one OF in" SIN jurors af'd'E
CHOSEN.
IN" H""E'h' was "'"r'G ny ~
t"rn'H Genera! Mc' arm VINO Sa'h
II mas e m" 10 orr ar'"n''"i, 'h''
j. > i."i:h. !h' S.'roHh man ch'-"
was uF"Hh I.' "'H "''"F H.
"a" h.H'h '"S any man WI"
!""h dI""h ~ any I'M" Sih'" W.
l'rnl ~ cur ~ "h!rh IT, So w.
Aa> convened. We chdi''s" M" '"'
CaHs".
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-01-23
Saws Japan is -'cor.

Mr. Tawr.y declared thar japan
could MOI 20 10 war and could no.
ir,pL 81. a ta.;hing more of tax than
was now imposed without a rev"lu
ZION. That. however. h" said. was
net tic only reason.
"Would JAPAN" he inquired. '"ven
ii shr wrr" equipped Financially. eve
mink Ct sending a fleet of warShip&
or hattl,ShipS from Yokohama 20 a
tack oar Pacific coast i'll I'm" ii
var7''
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-01-23

Mus, Garry lie ereecry-rs.

WASHINGTON. u &. u ." All
n. ,'"r boais rroU"ll"l 10y napiha OF
Gdso| ." her. after vii l." require!
To carr. H." PR s.ry~rs e N" hr1,s"
.lprrn,... 20 hrll psss"d by N" s"1at"
;uday
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-01-23
TiiIMAN CHAMPIONS
FREEDOM OF PRESS
Would Regard Presidents Success in
Panar0a libel Suit as Pubic
Calamity.

" ASH.N' ''.>. - jan
.ial liz, dat no patriot can con-
:. ,.,;,l,f v.i:nu,i, Great alarm the ru,.
,.;r;,. -, ,I,,. r....;.i.u,.. sn.c..>.>.. IN
IL i''''li" III 49, II ~
yr%iiHa'"l 10y the grand JhTh III 'h''
city AVID in New York. Senator Tll,-
,..,,, T.. c,,r,b C,ru,iuo in :. s,at,m n,
...,,,.;,,,r
'''''S'' u e
on the question @! 'a' y
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-01-23
CoMpERS SENDS HIS GREETINGS
Mitchell Says Injunction Net All Bad.
But Sometimes Misused-ReEudi
ates Nothire He Has Said or Writ.
ten-Norey Voted For Defense Of
Leaders.
Leaders,.


I\lh \\AtoI,tN. 'Nh Jan.
This VA JOIN Mitchell DAY IN 'h''
nN'nH"n OF III" nli'd Nine WORN,
'r~ q America.
Nh"n ~" rm"r rtSld"n' or IN
miners %np"a"'d ON IN" 81 az "'
1"m'in>"n iihi. l.'''" h"h'|''$ wen
Wild WIN enthusiasm.
NJ. Mi'"h"li s:iH
4 t''I k'"hlE sen ave I" ne r..
c"ri yea hay" given III" mis- day.
Il w"rId s'"m ih"t n Least II i
nin"r, convention. a former i'a'''.
"f l2h"rinG I""pI" loses none r rs
iuStI" he yanS" h" Is H'hi'n'"d 10
jail
Mr. N"ich'l pictured what ne con
side led 'h' inJuSiir" OF system Nv
which n" constitutional IlHh;S %
re" speech aid a free press We"
deprived of their liberty without a
trial by jury.
He Repud'ated Noth'ng.
He r"pndlat"d no hlng mat ne nal
said or written IN his box III IN" past
concerning the duty OF re5lslahr" y!
any order unjus'ly deprFing |""!''
Of th"lT constitutional! T'"hts.
The injunction, Mr. Mitchell n''
CiArtd. was not all pad. but n" sal!
u mad 5''H nS"d as AN '!S''hh"h "'
oppression.
T. y. Mci.e"'f'. hf"S"', "'"'' O..
mat petltloh be prepared an: =!
dr'|S'" !" frfSid'"; Il" S'''' 20
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-01-23
Water Stretches Best Defense.

Til" two oceans. he declared were
greater buiwarks OF d,.;"rs- Of til
c .ur'ry than ba'tl"shjpS.
RI" Tni'ci S'ai"s was no: :-i.uate'i
as III" other countries TIA; w.r' con,
S'auiiy Icing compared with i'll thu
mater o: naval construction.
''Ther" is no country tina. can
strike effectively ne exclaimed. with
III" .oTtiijCatioEs "" row hay" aE';
with tn" navy w. VOW hav".
Touching on III" finances of III"
government NJ. Tawr"; pre- d'2'rd a
ii. iici: tn;s wear OF $1C:, .""o ami
n"N' year Of SI:?"'o.n1"
tn" NJ. constitution Of INC Two
ha:tl".1i;s. declared NJ Sllyd"r'
'Tcxa<'. would h" d'cIa; alton :
The world that the Tnj."i S,at"S .::I
m. j,rsIT., r,r ,NDpCt wa
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-01-23
hawaii's Future Strength.

She would. h" said. have to be sup,
piled somewhere in the Pacific wlih
a naval base. Whtr" She could coal
her ships AND max" necessary r. |air:'
There was no such place i'll h" Pact
ne. exc-|t the Hawaiian islands. an !
he declared that when the fcrtifica
lions provided for w"T" completed
The islam Is would b" as impreGnah!'
as Gibraltar
Continuing Nj TlwHcy sad ,ha'
there was n naval vessel at!oa; tina;
c hid .al from Yokohama 20 n" Pa
cifc coast and back again wi h h.!
own coal. and such fleet could 10;
b. supplied with enough coll!":s u
mcc: me requirements.
He Spok" O: the recent aCr'"n;"''
between tine United States ami ia
pan. which he said. W" ar" j"ld il
sur.s perpetual relations OF r"ac
with .ha. cOun;TV
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W EAThER.

increas na cIoudiness satur-
day: rain Sunday. moderate Va.
ria5le winds.
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r aces Wont Mix.

W Cock-An 81 New York. expros:-
% n" Wow tina, II vas impo, 'ihi :
for anv tVO races to live fog"' her
IN 'c.ms "f equality
He er1kc q: tn" growing Numbers
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,Con:inucd on Sixth Psgc).
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THE DAILY PRESS Is the
only newspaper published ~
Newport News that receives
the full news service Of the
Associated Press.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1909-12-22

taking advantage Of the state law
which permits them to issue bonds for
highway purposes. To considerable
extent the popularity OF the automo-
bile on the Pacific coast has been In
nuential in this movement for better
roads, but far more powerful has been
the realization that by good roads
one can help the farmers and fruit
growers diminish the cost Of trans
porting their products TO market and
to the fas: shipping points.
San Diego county. the most south
elv IN the state, is prominent ex.
ample Of the manner in which Califor.
mans are taking up the good roads
question. The county is about half
the size Of the state of Massachusetts.
and has practically no roads that
would be considered good roads In
Massachusetts, The highways are of
clayey soil that is extremely dusty
IN dry weather and becomes almost
impossible during the short part OF
the year when there Is rain. This
county is on the point Of entering up,
on the construction of AS miles Of
highways, and has lately engaged
Austin 3. Fletcher. secretary Of the
Massachusetts highway commission
to take charge of the work. Mr..
Fletcher has been In California and
has examined the roads in the counts
OF San Diego and Is we'll pleased with
the prospect before him.
According to Mr.. Fletcher there IS
strip Of low-lying land along the
coast. but back from the ocean the
land rises to rolling country, which is
very fertile. and then into the foot
hills, and finally into the mountains,
where the climate is somewhat like
New England There is much fruit
growing In the foothills and rolling
country, but the people have no way
Of getting their products TO San Diego
city except by the freighting teams
drawn by six or eight horses or mules
that are driven periodically from the
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1909-12-22
CAL IFORNIA WILL
GET GOOD ROADS
COUNTIES BONDING THEMSELVES
AND ENTHUSIASM FOR THEM
RUNS HIGH.
TRUNK LINE OF GREAT LENGTH
AND IMPORTANCE IN SOME
LOCALITIES.

Boston misunderstanding exam
pies OF good roads enthusiasm are 70
be seen all through the south, where
convict labor is being used to i'm
prove existing highways and construct
new ones. In no state. however has
the good roads gospel taken hold with
greater results than in California. Ac-
customed for years TO the poorest
kind Of highways, IN many places lit
tie better than trails, California has
suddenly awakened to the need Of
Improvement, and from end to end Of
the state the counties are at work,
or are preparing 70 begin work OF com
prehensiye road systems, which even
tually will provide excellent means OF
communication between the smaller
towns and villages and the cities and
even from the country and noun
tain sections to the cities.
II Is no gradual development OF a
road system that the Californians are
aiming at; they want the improved
highways and they want them right
away, and practically every county is