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The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1910-12-15
SAVED FROM A HORRIBLE DEATH
Captured: Life Sapping Tape-Worm % Feet III LUIS

tropbles vanish before Quaker n n
Tho mist before the rising sun oan
a. a,' the owl Drug Store, see and heal
the IL hundreds of people who are O' So,,
cured cn benested and relieved Can
o ou Troy and be convinced if you
cant call write or phone
Troy pays express on orders OF 'S'UO
or over. Quaker Herb Extract sens III
s1.oO a bottle, 3 for $3.50, 6 for '0'OO'
which is a treatment in chronic cases
oil of Balm for rheumatic palms. ear
head or toothache, sells for 25c' qua,
ker Cough Syrup sells for 29c; AL
Healing Salve for piles hemorrhoius'
corns or bunions, sores or cuts sells
for 25c; Quaker White Wonder io'
Shampooing the hair, removes black
heads or pimples, sells for 1Oc.
Call on Troy at the owl Drug Store
and see the many different parasites
that infest the human body, then p'
convinced Of the power of his qua
ker Remedies.
Free show 1870 p. m,
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1910-12-15
USED PLAIN GASOLINE
NOW WOMAN is DEAD

Kenton, Ohio, Dec. 15.-Mrs. VIII
liam Newland, of Algier, is dead be-
cause she thought gasoline can was
filed with kerosene. Mrs. Newland
poured some of the contents into the
stove. An explosion followed and the
flames that enveloped the woman
burned her clothes from her body
Her husband, away on business, did
not learn of the accident until he ar
rived home four hours later, just as
his wife died.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1910-12-15

The greatest danger from influenza
is of its resulting in pneumonia. This
can be obviated by using Chamerlain'a
Cough Remedy, as it not only cures
influenza, but counteracts any tenden-
cy of the disease towards pneumonia.
Sold by HAYS & FIELD.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1910-12-15
ANTE PEANUT CROP
IS WORTH SlO0; 1000

Columbia, Miss, Dec. &c. U. Dahl
green, banker and oil mill man of
Gloster, who has become closely iden-
titled with peanut culture and its de-
velopment in his section of the State,
and who was the first man in the
United States to put in crusher for
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1910-12-15

Thirty thousand tons of steel rails
have been ordered by the Lackawan-
ma, comparing with a usual annual re
newal of 10000 tons.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1910-12-15

TO CURE A COLD IN ONE DAY
Take LAXATIVE BROMO Quinine
Tablets. Druggists refund money II
1t fails to cure. e. w. GROVES sig
nature on each box. 26c.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1910-12-15
BIRD MEN WILL FLY
in ATLANTA TODAY

(By Union Associated Press.)
Atlanta, Ca, Dec 15.-Atlanta is in
for an epidemic of aeroplanitis, and
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-12-29
DECEMBER %

the Dominion free. far rs supervision Is
concerned. to do their And IL is estab-
lished that left themselves the railroad gains
the Impulse from It's power to use it to the
limit WHY fer the SAKE OF some arfctrhcd
and technical doctrine or policy. seorued when Il
may impnge on Il privilege, and invoked only
when III abuse Is threatened. the tvo govern
ments should not take the only reasonable action
in their power Is a question only to be answered
from the point OF view II special Instead Of pub
lie interest
Canada and the United States are every daN
coming into e,asef touch The trade OF the one
oNerlaps that Of the other, The corporations Of
the one do business with the people of the other
In increasing volume IL is necessary that the
people of both be- protected in their mutual reia-
tions as the people OF either protected i'll
their traffic with each other. There should he
in this question zone Tor the exercise OF priv
ilege against She popular rights III connection
with corporations using the popular sovereignty
such situation Is exactly analogous. in fact
with that existing when. having committed a
crime in country, unlawful in both, crifni
nal could find in another country immunity from
punishment Analogous, with in the ease of ex
tortIon and injustice BY international railroads
this added diference=-that in the present case
the crime is committed not in one country, but
In both and with immunity in either.
The treaty for an International commission
might indeed find It's best reason in appliea
ton of the principle of oHtradtion to the end Of
commercial fraternity.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-12-29
PRIZES AWARDED
TO RAILROAD MEN
CHESAPEAKE a ONO SUPER
NISORS AND FOREME\ RE-
CEIvE PRESENTS.

Annual track inspection If the
Chesapeake Il ohio has resulted la
the award at prizes to the following
supervisors md section foremcn in
thu employ OF the road
Richmond Division. ] l.. nnggctt
section foreman, Fort Lee. Va. first
prize. s25 q. Il. Smith. Williams
burg. Va. second prize, SIS; ". II.
Wash shadweA. Va. So w. l., I'll
lis. Richmond So. T =. Denton,
Norwood, Va. s26 W +. Carter.
Bremo, Va. sl5 l.. j. Meredith.
Staunton, Va. first supervisors prize,
$50; J. l. Brightweli. kanccNerte. W
Va. second prize. So.
Clifton Forge BiVisiun~~W j.
Thomas. Alton. Va, $2b. T. {. Sud
dar'h, sw oops. Va. SIS. l.. j. Paris.
Reusens, Va, SIS; ". 4. Harvey.
kiverville. Va. Sl5,
Hinton bivision--~o, r. Bennett,
Steele, Va. s26. f. a. Woodrum. Wig
gins, Va. sl5 T, j. Eekle. Sandstone,
w. Va. s25. J ", strong. kanaw ha
Fails ". Va, SIS
Huntington Division j. oliver.
Lewis. W Va, s25. G. W MeDonie.
Milton ". va. SIS
Cincinnati Diyisipn---John Lewis.
Vaneeburg. ky,, s25 James Watkins,
Garrison. kS7 SIS: Joseph Hes. New
port. Ky s26; George Swltzer. AN
gusta. Ky. SIS
Ashland Division % NJ Duna0ay.
Morehead Ky. s25. William Harris.
Brighton. Ky. slS,
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-12-29
COOP ROADS CAMPAIGN.

Reports from North Carolina indicate that the
next session OF the Legislature, soon to meet
viii have its most important business the
passage of comprehensive State road law
vhereunder the proceeds of state bonds will be
apportionod 10 counties which shall create
debts for road building and whereby the loea
tan of roads and the general system of develop,
ment viii be under the immediate direction and
supervision OF competent States officer. Under
the direction of State Geologst Pratt, much In
terest in road building has been developed in
the Moth State Conventions have been held
demonstrations made the people educated. We
look for the next Legislature to give the State
the definite impulse to the speedy development
of Il network Of roads Which shall include the
Commonwealth
There is inspiration In this action to stir the
advocates Of good roads in Virginia to immed
ate action. A year before the Legislature
meets is all too short vhile in which to accom-
plish the necessary preliminary work When It
does meet there should have been aroused sen
tment such as that which seems on the point
Of giving North Carolina the realization OF the
dream Of easy natural intercommunieation OF
rural districts-with each other and with the
cities On such development hangs not only the
positive economies OF good roads. but the less
immediate but even greaser benefits of increased
land values of attractive country life OF n
creased supplies and varied markets
What has been done ir road building by sew
ora Virginia counties in the last few months
should be taken the initial movement by &C.
ton by every county preliminary to perfected
road system in the State based upon county
cooperation.
If this shall not be, the reproach of recent
years of automobilists running through Virginia
who could feel the better Carolina reads even
in tho dark. will be aeeeutuated. rather than
removed.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-12-29
ExTRADITTNG RAILROADS..

Dpncement OF tentative agreement be
AAe heads OF the railroad commissions Of
and the United States. looking 10 the
Ament OF an international commission
1keo1 trafhc conditions between tile two
6. II more startling on its face than as
u actual conditions.
n ourface II wouli appear that both gov.
F. MOuld, BY following this suggestion. be
"a IN extension of power beyond the or
Aecepted limits OF authority. In view.
m the conditions which the commits.
9NpOsed TO regulate, the whole mattef
ltDsif down into question of the pro-
MxNrting the treaty-makine power. II
~ Il nothing political and nothing
IT il. on the other hand, merely Il
~ meet in the only practical way an
lg commercial problem.
Hx exist, the railroad regulation which
efaily recognized leaves. as between
the United srafes. condition long
- 10 be intolerahie. II leaves The
y ~ international trafhe between the
oe In concerned. with exactly thar
II cppress the public which they pos.
N the fact u such oppression gave
41Gulatury principle. At present ne
1n9 between Canada and the United
1e forced TO give through bill o.
60 can be no regulation of lis rates
n to their reasonable character
aiiiE~nces ian find final adjudica-
gnagh Involved proceedings before
Asards 81 inc two countries As a
-
~ ruads having American termi.
stc&a roads having terminals in
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-12-29
lose HOPE ron MORSE PARDON.
Wife and Fricad. viii NOW seek Com
m.tntion of Sentence for En-
Baukcr.

WASHINGTON, II. {. Dee. 2a-
Friends of CAas W Msrse. the New
York banker In the Atlanta Icniten-
tiarF have about decided To concen
tHata their efforts for his release on a
plea to PRESIDENT Taft to commute his
sentence. All nope If securing an IN
conditional pardon with a restoration
al clv'1 rights practically ha~ been
abandoned Mrs. Msrse has been won
t. this view. Il Is said. and senator
Hale. who preSc ntci tho pardon petit
ten TO tho President, has been ur2ins
the communication IDEA on Attorney
General NacAarSh am. senator Hale
has also bon urging Mr. WickerSham
to hurry has consideration ot 'Morse's
pardon aAt OF its turn II necessary. II
has been pointed out IL Nj. Wicker
sham that II President Taft were To
commute MarSes sentence TO i've years
the banker, with allowances for good
conduct, WoHid serve only three wears
aHd eight months. He has served "A
Nnar
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-12-29
Mo Scat.

Colonel John Jacob Astor has invented a
steamer chair With vacuum cups Ut The ends or
the legs Thus without bsing screwed down the
.ew chair viii keep its pcs tfom IN The Widest
There Is - need for my hlventien% s5id Colo
mel Astur ut Newport. for ser Wed down chair
il an unhanaiN cohtriNanee while fr.e chair IN
rough weather. Is SO dangerous that II puts you
rather ia the position nf the Nprrlstown luna
He.
"a man Was sinokue ana reading IN the shade
or Ia. Norrstown asylum when unatlc looaesi
over the wall and said
'.Do you happen to nave piece Of toast.
sir
".No the man answered
." What pity the luaatc sighed. ana shook
his head What great pite, And I'm tired
. Look here said The man. impatiently what
the deuce do Won want piece of toast for
- Why replied the iunafic I'm a poached egg
sou know, and Do 50 want TO sit down. r. New
York Tribune.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-12-29
FORTUNE TELL|NG
GETS BLACK EYE
DEALERS In THE
OCCULT GATHERED IN nv
4
GOTHAM POLICE.

NEW YORK. December 29---'You
are going to meet with trouble A
tall man in blue suit, with brass
buttons. viii cross your path. He Will
take you with him to building that
is much easier TO enter than TO leave"
This is the fortune" that might
have been told--but wasn-t--to 50
Brooklyn and New York Astroiogers,
seers. near-seers, star-gaxers and
otherwise yclept members OF this Xix,
who were caught In last nights
police raid on the hanR-outs OF tho
occult.
Fourteen arrests were made In Man
haitian and "a in Brooklyn and ~ q
result the fortune-telling business 10
strictly under cover to-day. The ar
rests were made under the section OF
the criminal code prescribing dis
orderly conduct. Other arrests will
be made az fast as the police can
gather evidence. The soothsayers are
accused OF all sorts of fraud and
taking.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-12-29
WEIGHT JUGGLING
SYSTEM EXPOSED

WASHINGTON. u e. Dec. GA
system OF weight Juggling was exposed
by the Interstate Commerce Commits
sion' TO- day in Il decision declaring the
custom OF certain railroads in weigh
ing the trucks af loaded freight cars
separately to be unfair.
Complaint was made by lumber firms
III Des Mones. Iowa. In petition
against the Chicago, Milwaukee and
st. Paul aud three other Western rail-
roads. II was alleged that "a carload
of fir lumber, which really weighed
1880 pounds. was made to weigh IS
900 pounds by the separate truck sys-
ten"
The commission declared the weigh
Ing OF an entire ear to he the only
accurate ana proper method.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-12-29
LARGE FORCES At
DISPUTED POINT
DOMINICAN AND HAYTTEN AR.
MiES WATCH EACH OTHER
OVER THE BOUNDARY.

WASHINGTON, -. G., Dec %
Though a Dominican army seven hum
dred strong faces Haytien force of
twice that number on the border be-
tween the two countries. Receiver OF
customs Edwards reported to-day
that no lighting was expected
The dominican Eunhoat fndepen-
deneia, which conveyed the troops
IL returning To Santo Domingo. he
stated. The Clyde line steamer Chero-
zee. which transported the Domini-
can troops to the border territory
mas resumed its journey to New York
Both sides In the dispute having
ing agreed to "A Joint commission to
settle the difficulty, II is believed that
peace Will bp preserved unless the
soldiers in the field get beyond re-
straint while confronted with the
forces opposing.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-12-29
BRISTOL INCREASES
IT'S WATER SUPPLY
PLACES $4,000 BOND ISSUE AND
NOW HAS ABUNDANT SOURCE
TO DRAW FROM
TO DRAW FROM

especial 70 The Riehnona Nirginlun.)
BRISTOL. VA. Dec. 2a.The city OF
Bristol. Na. Is last completing the
building If q pipe fine from the Frank
Preston spring eight Miles east Of the
city and will shortly 80 augment its
present water supply that there viii be,
"A sufiiciency of pure and wholesome
water for years To come. For some
time the city has been confronted with
Il problem as 10 how To increase the
supply. but II is now believed to have
been solved. The city Issued $50. 900
bonds. which were sold this week to
We'll, Roth q Co. OF Cincinnati. and
VIII take this amount out az the treas
urs to pay for the work.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-12-29
THE STATES BUSINESS.

ke report OF the auditing committee o. the
1Nk Legislature shows that !; has performed
work In a thorough and fearless manner. II
- lowered the ground oil State expenditure and
eaipss. and in the process has not hesitated 10
lcise methods in vogue which are 10 say the
"a. loose and unbusiness-ike. Foy instance,
- pointed out that checks or orders BY depart.
ITS are paid directly from the treasury with
Z accompanying bills. that appropriations are
8wn In lump sums and expended BY the de-
<tmcnts to which they wee appropriated
{lSout the proper checks. and that, In the case
the Second Auditor. what appears to have
1n specific appropriation Tor particular
$pose, has been BY him diverted to ether ends
E1he work OF his office than that provided by
3ntatute By which II was made The State is
"a 10 have been put to the necessity Of fire.
~ and expensive borrowing. and stress liz laid
the piece.meal character Of appropriations
4he growing evil Of taxdodgng
sthese matters should DC faced in a spirit OF
" and In the determination to remedy them.
10ould be in no quarter any effort TO con
ever up. or apologize for facts On the
N, the spirit in which the committee has
y work OF investigation should be follow
e of1cers concerned the defects Of whose
have been pointed out No State money
@Ae paid except voucher accompanied
and certainly. In expanding appropria-
the departments entitled thereto should
fui,. after the fneTk of the auditor and
ter. The times call for business in gov
III. and the best politics is that which rec
= the need. In country. State and city
= new spirit OF economy and system i'll
That public officer does not meet pre-
- requirements who merely holds him
kfee from faint Of personal dishonor. In
Ms trusteeship calls fer the highest de
6f administrative ability Only BY con
and watchful System can the small leaks
1pg away the dykes between the public
- and public extravaganza be stopped
1AIs end II would seem that the immediate
Important duty is the establishment OF
nihlc and permanent board OF financial
y. to whom shall BE- submitted. in accuracy
oetslature in future adept rnle that tho
Ration bill shall ne passed as omnibus
80. wherein all Items and provisions Will
xfly get forth and made subject 10 rigid
~ and criticism
- the criticism specifically OF the Second
~ II is not clear that he did not BY his
exceed the authority OF the statute max
propriations for an expert bookkeeper
xDna the purpose for which the money
md the defense that the expert was a
1ntIOyed by the Office tends TO confusion
than clarity. The money however prop
ended on needed assistance. should have
6&od for for the exact purposes for which
spent.
however, In trivial point in careful
nminating report of the condition and
- pertaining TO the States business.
needed In the State, as elsewhere, ia the
1ment Of system whereunder the cor
In which every man Is a stoe kholder
ho run, az other corporations are being
TO be rum strictly in the stockholders
~ and with prime consideration Of their
ownership
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-12-29
IMPORTED ANIMALS
MUST HAVE PEDIGREE

WASHINGTON. y. G.. Dec 20
There will be real class To the future
generations of horses. dogs and othor
domestic animals of this country. II new
rules ON the free Importation of breed
ers issued by the Treasury Department
to day are enforced.
Hereafter the importer will be re.
quired TO take oath that the animal he
wishes 70 bring IN Is OF the nobility
of the animal kingdom. lie must sub.
nit Its pedigree and must back up
both by Il certificate from tho pepar.-
mtmt or Agriculture. II tho i,nport.r
Is Il citizen III the United States ana
observes these requirements. no duty
viii he charged. Otherwise an almost
prohibitiee price will be charged
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-12-29
a p" DIDN'T TUMBLE.

tu q recent editorial entitled The Tumble of
A. p The Ttrot1iaa attributed to the Assoc-
ated Press the welLnish criminal blunder of
circulating through the country reports OF an
elopcment TO Europe of Mr. Wyhe and Mrs
Hiehborn. both socially prominent in Wash
ington. The dispatch was printed in a paper
taking the Associated Press service as other dis
patches are printed. We therefore naturally as
sumed that il sent forth BY Associated
Press, and commented accordingly. We are now
informed by Mr.. Melville r. Stone that his ser
vice not responsible for the story and did
not send il out In making correction of All
unintentional error, we may say in all fairness
that the general reputation of the Association
for accuracy, and especially for avoiding scandal
the reason prompting comment upon its
apparent departure from its rule.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-12-29
ONLY TIN PASSENGERS
On GIANT yADERLAND

MEN YORK. Dec. as.-Awhsn tn.
giant Naderland sailed to-day for Eu-
rope she carried a record breaking
passenger list. for lack OF size. There
We're only two first class passenger
and eight second. The two FIRST cabin
Passengers, II. l.. Herman and Mrs.
T. X. Humphrey. will have seventy
fly" deck and cabin stewards to care
for them during the voyage.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-12-29
HED0JfN IPRiSfNGS
PIT DOWN ny TURKS.

t9NsFANTfSoPLE. Dec 2a-~Th-
IsdoniH uprising in the Kerek district
ef syria Is at an end according to ae
tIees received to-day These state that
tue turkish troops sent from Adana
nave repnsed tue Bedouins after So
RES OF clashes near the Dead sea. in
" hteh scores of natives were stain Tho
country has now been rid OF rebels and
snBictenf force will tie retained to
assure peace IN the future
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-12-29
STEAMER LANCASTER STUCK
IN CARRIERS CREEK MUD

Especial 20 The Richmond Niesinian.3
FREDERIC kSBTRG'. VA. Dec. 29.s-
ne steamer Lancaster, due here Tues
asH morning, ran aground near Irving
ton Monday Although every effort has
be"n made 10 move the boat. 1t has net
boon located vet
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-12-29
GOVERNOR TO RE
PROMOTED 70 EDITORIAL CHAIR

NASHVILLE. TENN. December
29.--It Is stated on good authority
that Governor Patterson. when h. re-
tires from III" executive chair on
January l. Wtli become the editor OF
new da.ly paper which II = pro-
posed To enva olish here The pant OF
tae Knoxville Nnrid. recentl2 t,s.on-
tinue5, win ~ moved 70 NASHVILLE
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-12-29

honored him when powerful and abused him
when weak 1t has shown in high light, also
the quality OF the jews mental integrity. which
has held and It's way over Obstacles and by
IFS own sheer force driven its clean, clear way
through hXtory
In I'll this muddie there ia thing that is
slntehcd and that thing Is the Union Leagne
Cub.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-12-29

tSpeeiat 70 THE Richmond Sfrxinlan.5
ROANOKE. VA. Dec, 2s.~--Ths home
OF Mrs. Maria +, Barbee was tho scene
Yesterday of pretty wedding. The
bride Was her daughter. Miss Ida Bar
bee. and the groom was Mr.. J. Lloyd
PAYNE. a Inachinist OF the Norfolk and
Western shops Tho ceremony was
Ut the Primitive Baptist church
performed by tho Row. j. Calvin Hurst.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-12-29
SMALL BOY HAS NARROW
ESCAPE FROM DEATH

Special 10 The Richmond yirginlan.t
NORFOLK, VA. Dec. 29--Bar.
nard Pierce, an elght-year- child.
was fearfailv burned In Park Place
Yesterday. when the. trouser leg of
his Indian suit took fire while the boy
Was playing with firecrackers Mrs
sRarhae, Il neighbor. rushed 10 his
assistance and extinguished the blaze.
othefwie the boy would probably
have been burned 10 death. He now
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-12-29
CRUISER DETROIT is
SOLD FOR $4,000

AsIINGToN. u. G.. Dec. aa--Ths
third class cruiser Detroit was to-day
ordered sold to X. l. Corbett, OF New
"Fh, for s20.oo0 by Secretary of the
Navy Meyer. The Detroit is now la
the Boston navy yard and will be de-
iiNefed at once to the purchaser who
was the highest bidder fer the cor.
demned vessel
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-12-29
Anron uo,ner Byinrton plc..

I FLUSHING, l.. L.. Dec. a9.--Aarnn
Hpmer Byington. former United
States consul at Naples. Italy. died
To-day at the home or his son, Stuart
w. Eyington. in this city. aged eighty.
four yeans.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-12-29

Nat Goodwin the matrimonial Marathon run
ner is said TO have made friends again with
his fourth--or ffth---wifc II is one of the sad
things about advancing years that exeitements
which once pleased begin to pail.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-12-29

The expectation Of the. Scientists that Mrs.
Eddy Will rise from the grave is. perhaps based
upon the theory that she only thought she com,
mitted the error of dying
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-12-29
Fence For Alns,,o,,s.

The committee on the poor WED.
inesday afternoon awarded 4 contracS
for fence around the city home Is
the Perkins Construction Compaash
The price - W paid ii 314t.6s.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-12-29

The Alpha Tan Omega College fraternity is de-
batting restriction of its membership to stu
dents who are scholars A blow at the girls of
the frat pin brigade.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-12-29

II is TO be hoped that the Pacific coast will
not become too greatly alarmed over the fact
that an American consul has been insuted in
a japanese fish market
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-12-29

1t must be shock to the railroads to discover
that the Government is preparing to take away
the twilight zone of international exploitation