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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-04-19
Ashland

Especial to The Richmond virginian.)
III Augustine Bwycr delivered on Mon
Day evening the hrst of his series Of
lectures. The subject Was Venice the
Bride OF the Sea-, and 1t was handled
In 4 masterful way. The slides used
20 illustrate the LECTURE were hand
pAsnted. They were presented to Mr..
Qwyer for use in his lectures bY Tie
48r0nAss Won ZedtwIta, OF Them,
Switzerland.
Misses Isabel Williams and Emily
X0EerEon are the guests OF Mrs. Tate
Ehen0ry at the Henry Clay Inn.
Mrn. Segar. OF Spottsylvania county.
n visiting Mrs. Josie L. Wright.
Mfss White w. Motley has returned
~ Ashland after an extended visit to
Atlanta. Ga
Mr. stephen Il. Dolly has accepted
= place rs Professor OF the M.ifersburS
Military Institute, Ky.
Much to the regret of all people In
karAsted in school work In Ashland, DR..
IN tho town School Board. His place
kAs been filled by DIR. chas. FL. Amber.
L Who In swell-ntted to take the position,
hAvtng had experience in public school
Ns&tfsrs while he was a member OF the
1 &tAte Board Of Examiners cf West VAR
i N. q. Frank vaughan, OF Lexington
~. ID visiting his mother. Mrs. I. N
4 Vaughan.
Ar. ". s. Brown has been very sieG
Ter several days
Mr.. Asa Biggss OF Richmond. visit
81 friends tn+sxssasEaa J'sassSfFss y.
Mr.. Henry W. Thrarker. OF Front
u Royal Va, an old Randolph Macon
& NeadeHt. 10 visiting In Ashland.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-04-19
MASONIC LODGE
FOR ALEXANDRIA
Scottish Rite Members Organize
Washington Memorial No.
z, Orient Of Virginia.
HOLD BIG CELEBRATION
Sovereign Grand Commander
Richardson Present at Cere-
monies-Dinner for Members.

ALEXANDRIA,. VA, April H.
Washington Memorial Lodge OF Per
lection. No. 7. Orient of Virginia, VAL
ley OF Alexandria, Seottrish Rite Ma
sons, was Instituted In this city yes
terday. at the Masonic Temple, by
John II. Mayer, thrty-third degree,
sovereign grand Inspector general for
the State OF Virginia, in NO presence
Of James D. Richardson, thirty-thi
degree, sovereign grand commander OF
the supreme Council Tor the southern
jurisdiction of the United States. who
was present by special invitation. G.
II. Rudd, veneral master OF the Lodge
of Perfection, Richmond, Va, also was
present. At the afternoon session,
which began at 8 O'Clock, about seven
ty-five members or the Masonic fra
| ternity from Alexandria and vicinity
were enrolled. and these officers were
| Installed:
William @. lie Hew. thtrty-third de-
I gree venerable rrfrrstcr1 crIHrfEs .
I tvttf4s-,,-s eighteenth degrea. senior war :
/ den; Robert s. Barrett, thirty second
degree. junior warden; Leopold Ruben.
I thirty second degree. orator; Vernon
( A. Slaughter, thirty second degree,
secretary; James NJ Duncan, thirty
Seees4d- degree treasurer. fr1e yen5T-
able master announced the following
appointments: Edgar Warfield. Sr.,
aimoner; T.. w. Latham. master OF
ceremonies; William Lewis Allen, ex-
pert; Earl A. Mcdonald, assistant ex-
pert, and A. A. Paul, captain of the
host.
During recess between the after
noon and evening sessions. the visitors
were entertained at dinner at the New
Hotel Rammel.
In the evening the fourth and four
tenth deETessa- RaGa= Conferred aE-tlass
i'members of the new lodge by James
| ID. Eowen, thirty second degree. past
venerable master of Mithras Lodge of
/ Perfection, No. /, of Washington. who
| was assisted by members OF the degree
! teams Of Albert Pike Consistory. of
| Washington, and palcho Consistory, of
Richmond, Va.
| 1t is stated that the organization of
/ a Lodge of Perfection In Alexandria
/ was brought about through the efforts
/ of William q. lie Hew, who is q mem
! Der OF Spurmont Lodge, No, IS, A. +.
and a. NJ, OF Strasburg, Va; Mount
| Vernon Chapter. No, II, Royal Arch
Masons, and Old Dominion Command
cry, No. II, knights Templar, of Alex
andFIa. and Acca Temple, Mystic
| Shrine, of Richmond.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-04-19

INDIANAPOLIS, IND. April i9.--
Gray matter. instead of red lights. are
solving the questions of the times.
Party lines wesas a4&sE. 80 lee-s as
now. People are thinking for them
serves That is this reason political
campaigns are becoming less spectaca-
lar"
Disregarding the opposition within
his own party 20 his plan 10 have next
weeks Democratic State Copveniloa
nominate psrty candidate for United
States senator" Governor Thomas Il,
Marshall to-day Insisted thai such ac-
. ton Is necessary. Delegates repre-
senting every election district. chosen
from tire people, sre, IN his opinion
better fitted TO settle who should rep
resent them in Washington tflan leg
/ legations ana who are actmted moro
ty party policy than anything else In
voting for a United Sthfcs senator,
And in hls declaration Mr.. Marshall
absolutely eliminated himself as can
| dldnte.
Lie reiterated bis declaration thai
| he cannot be a candidate for any po-
siticn at this time. end In explanation
said;
| "A man cannot be Of service to his
/ employer II he is spending most o!
| his time seeking new job. 1 twas
elected governor for four years. ard
the people of Indiana, nay employers
demand my best service This puts
me out Of the running tor aEy ethei
Office"
Mir. Marshall admits talk OF his nolni.
nation for The presidency Is pleasing
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-04-19
|H|nl|s COUNTRY
Of WATER TRUST
Eoxner Secretary Garfield Makes
Heated Address Before Con-
scrvation Commission.
BOASTS TAFT POLICY
Upholds Course Pursued by Mr..
Roosevelt-Thinks Special
Interests Prospecting.

DENVER. COL, April 1s.--De-
clsSing that the danger of mon
star water power trust is now immi-
nenffy before the country; defending
ne Roosevelt policy In dealing with
public lands. and. by inference, Sc
voreiy criticising the Taft policy.
James r. Garfield. former Secretary
So< the Interior. discussed the conser-
vA3aon problem before the State Con-
sersation Commission to-day.
~During the last ten years" he
aid ''the great possibilities for the
pDe Of water have not been appre-
ciatsd. Everywhere private Interests
Are attempting to gain control OF van
tara points for development II is
toetain that an fntoierabIe water mo
nopcly will be fastened upon our peo-
pJe unless the public In both nauon
md States asserts Its authority afio
control the use OF water.
.s7sA combination ct various inter
-ests IN particular wHvrr srgns Is III
avttable unless restrained or regulat-
~ w law. 1t Is not enough to deny
that = water trust exista to-day:
thA elements that so to make up such
trust are in existence, and the ten
grows stronger day by day.
special and private interests are
even present. ever pushing and caring
for their own advantage; too often
FogArdiess to the effect that their re-
nests or demands may have upon
4he public. Some special privileges
axe obtained by dishonesty and cor
ruption. but by no means all OF there
Indifference on the part OF the peo-
pie II inevitably reflected In the ac-
ttons Of their representatives
Charges Presidential inaction.
The executive power. granted un-
DIR the constitution, Is subject to but
few limitations and prohibitions. TN
der . narrow Interpretation the ten
Aency OF the chief executive Is 70
md . reason for not acting, while
under q broad Interpretation, when
" the public interest requires. ac-
action In taken unless II is found pro
hihited by the constitution.
THE executive must keep within
the law, but there Is wide latitude
for action within the law. An esecu-
tive may be within the law and do
northing, or he may do much.
1T L. his duty to make the law en-
instrument TO promote the puBlit
good rather than an excuse for in
action.
.The narrow Interpretation of the
law Ii the one that private interest
and special privilege best suited te
their purposes.
The acts ~ President Roosevelt
u relation 70 the public domain an
the eonsafvation projects were IN ae
f66Fdance with the broad interpreta
tion OF broad power. There Is We
/, 70 Be shown any instance in which
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-04-19
INSPECT POLICE
STATION AND JAIL
Commissioners win visit Wash
ington Ward for This Purpose
Friday Evening.

For a thorough Inspection and To
formulate plans looking towards 9S~
tensive improvements, the Board Of
police commissioners wall visit tho
police station ana 5all Ia Washington
ward Friday efeuing at Gao O'Clock.
This announcement has 1ast been
made. .<tfhe idea of tho commissioners
Is t1>go over the ground and map out
What additions VIII be necessary 20
Properly operate the third station
The plan aew is to do away with tlte
present police station aud remove It
to the jail. The prise ners here VIII
be transferred to the lookup on the
North Side,
City Electrician Thompson Monday
visited the new territory az Richmond
with q view Of Installing at sElsG Taet-
| lice and FIRE alarm telegraph systems.
I Chief ct Police Werner was also
| visitor TO the South size, ara after
carefully inspecting the facilities now
| afforded. returned 10 headquarters.
| He made no comm@nts
II is now a duty Of Caprain Lips
comb to report No Chief Werner each
morning at 8 o'ei9cis-
To insure "A complete eygtem of
police protection for the South Side,
Ii Is learned that ii win i1a necessary
20 increase the present number OF otfl-
GERS. Eight policemen ara now eerv-
! ing here. four on and fenr of duty
each twelve hours. One of~tbis mum.
/ Der must remain at tfie ststion while
/ the remaining three patrol tbs streets
! This allows ono bIuccoat to protect
about 1000 people. The population
OF this ward is placed al about twelve
| thousand.
The new uniforms of these officers
ii is learned, will not be ready Unit
about May Is.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-04-19
FRIGHTENED 4 MULE MULE;
POLICE AFT TER AUT0Is1
Architect Henry Baskerville is
Wanted by Chesterfield
County Authorities,

Henry Baskerville. weii-known
architect OF Rlehlnodl Is wanted ~
the CbesterfoId county police on q
warrant sworn out by ~. =, Winfree.
asl4e charges tl4at TIRE 1iFavsn4*1aaR
10y speeding his automobile caused q
mule to run away and do considerable
damage 10 his wagon. Pho ecetaent
Is alleged % have taken Place Marrh
20. hut a warrant for the arrest 81
IT. Baskerville HISS Just peca Hs1ted
IT IL now in the hands of Sauniy
Officer farrell
The complainant says that While
he was driving along the i'oters iurg
turnpike an aatnmoeiie dfiy0n. fy Mr.
Baskerville, 4 IL beittNed. 8ashe8 ny
at a furious rats Of speed. ..Ths lnnie,
which was drawing the vehisie, be-
came frightened ana rad away fha
aa~on Was overturned and the SHUTS
broken.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-04-19
EEAUx TO buy nELGs
FROM BEwiTCHTNG BELLIES

4 Tho managers of the Virginia Home
for fncurables were granted perrnissiou
W Mayor Richardson on Monday 70
hpid BELL Day In this City on Mond ny,
Hay 18th, for the benefit OF that tnsti-
tuition Bells will be the chief stock
~ trade on that day, w..en the streets
ataA parks will be opened 20 the fAsr
tenderA Of the ttnkiing tags Rails
Viii be sold by former bellies and pres.
mi bAf3es. and II will be the boun6en
Aufy Of the chiyalrous beaux 10 buy
Il Mr1. r. NJ, Pciiaam is chairman OF the
4 ny md will be assisted by the follow
~ committee.
HI. William Hodges Mann. Mrs
s&3aadA Il. Patrick. Mrs. John Murphy.
HI. Ett1hugh Mayo. Mrs. Mann Yalen-
&lNAs Mrs.. James h. Pace and hiss Mary
Mayer Richardson said In his letter
~ p4Fmisstcn.
5#Es4 most cordially commend 20 the
E1G14o the efforts OF these ladies' to re-
q HpDe : most worthy Institution Of A.
AamG1n1 embarrassment and continue
A&tr 3AadAhle work. and hope they Will
Sne4kxe liberal responses 70 their ap-
ss xH1 cause n certainly worthy one
&n4 needs Ananciai sid from the psopls
@ME Ifekmond to care for the patients
geNAy u the home 70 say nothing %.
$3.50 e1Amorin& for AAmittAnce ard for
eeusnt partial relief from suffer-
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-04-19
OBITUARY
Funeral of VIM. Ellis Jones.

The funeral of Mr.. William Ellis
Jones, the veteran printer. who dieo
on Monday at his home. 1905 Wesl
avenue. will take place from st
Marks Episcopal church wednesday
morning at IL O'Clock.
Mr.. Jones' was one Of Rfohmond'i
oldest and best citizens. He had beer
in business here for a half century
nearly and was q devoted and loya
citizen. y
Mr.. Jones had conducted print
ing establishment here under his OWE
name for more than thirty years
Forty years ago he was q member
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-04-19

of the Arm OF Gray-Cismmitt-J Jones,
and when Mr.. Gray retired the firm
name was for a time Clsmmitt &
Jones. More than a quarter Of a
century ago Mr.. Jones purchased the
interest OF Mr.. Clemmitt and had
since conducted the printing and pub
fishing business.
Mr.. Jones II survived by his wife.
who was Miss Ella Cordelia Smith,
and three sons--Messrs r.. Ellis, Fair
fax Courtney and Thomas Graysop
Jones.
The employing printers of Rich
nsond held q meeting Tuesday even
ing and adopted suitable resolutions
on the death OF W. Jones. They al
80 decided to attend the funeral In
body.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-04-19
STRONG PETITION. AXIS
a pARbCN FOa FARM & "

The retseon which ~ nH* helms
clrcaieted IN sire goaikeiae and which
win shortly be presented 10 Governor
Aersn. asking % naTdaRs Gtsr AasIsslasgd
i1zsFHstser, t. sfgtitit s.f,ri4F -Ecr7ty 5saTE
old. aent 90 tfie psnitsntlary last faE
fpr a ssvo year term. having hesn cone
sscted OF obfaisgkng 4 h6rae under false
prctauxaa. has eecefvsd the signafares
Of All fhe 5ssrytnsn who rstarngd she
vrrsstrt OF glJfifgE aJgsygy pFpfaFsiEgIr
citizens Rs well gas former city officials
hare Eisnigasd Their facfinattJs k6F uiA
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-04-19
-frfs rs Turu TO ca
AsD HE GOES FAST.

Uncertain as TO ths identity of the
negro who stabbed him twice IN the
8A essats -aass aassssss Of a. F<tteSs ksar~
f4A-stt Hstifrtrrdson. butter TOR Mr. r. g.
e'Fh. 500 West Franklin street told
Detective Wiley Tuesday 70 permit
robbery TO go free, ana when this evi-
derna Was offered. to Justice Crutch-
field. Wilson was dfsmiskeL- He was
ttisfHrsi. hcwever, 70 IxAy1 4iehNond ~
once f5F ~; Z III II
rs5atIsse and eoaffass h1 NtAs ~
rsstAd when he Mas 3 ttthess
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-04-19
THREW ROCKS, HAILED
TO COURT, DISMISSED

Three boys, ALI under ten years Of
age. were brought into Police Court
No. Tuesday morning and arraigned
before Justice Maurice on charges OF
throwing rocks II tho street ON ac-
count Of their case the youngsters
we1e dismissed They were Iilburn
croauc. Otis Challtiey end Bernard
Charley.
Joe Bland, eelerea. was iHed IS and
costs for dtsorderiy conduct.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-04-19
Mrs. Susan 81. Tinsley !,

Mrs. Susan NJ. Tinsiey. aged seven
ty-tive years, died Monday afternoon
at the home Of her son-in-law, Mr.
j.. w. Holman, Henrico county. She
leaves six chiidren--Mrs. Il. r. Smith
OF Richmond; Mrs. j. A. Carl. OF
Riehmonds Mrs. =, w. Holman. OF
Henrico county; Mr.. G. w Tinsley,
Mr.. l. l. Tinsley and Mr.. Corbin Tins
ley, all Of Hanover county. Intermeni
will be in the family burying ground
Hanover county. ass.sas ssss2sss4
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-04-19
Mp. Z. p. KIDD.

! Mr. T. 7. Kidd died Momlay alter
noon at his home, No. 40 West Four
teenth street Tie was forty seven
years old, and leaves "a widow, two
children; one sister. Mrs. Joseph Gallo
way; mother, Mrs Emma Kidd two
brothers, MIR. William L. Kidd and Mr
il. IL, Kidd
The funeral will take place Wednes-
Gay afternoon from tho Bainbridge
Street Baptist church, Internent. With
Masonic hohors. in MaurY cemetery.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-04-19
FIRE ALARM
SOUNDS IN SouTHSibE

For the first time tho alarm of FIRE
III SSffcrtT1u7d WIS 8oQNaFd IN WASH
ington ward Monday afterfloon 0n
account of the absence Of q fire alarm
telegraph system, the station on the
Southside was advised from head
quarters by Telephone.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-04-19
MISS SsNBiFER WILL SING
At CENTRAL Nj. (. CHURCH.

Miss Annie saudifer viii sing Tues
day night 81 tbs revival service at tho
Central Methodist ci99seh. Thess
meetings coniinae to attract unusual
interest, which ia eytncsd by splendid
congregations,
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-04-19
&. w. Judd.

LuRAY, VA. April 1s.--Mr. g. n.
Judd, ~ years old. q former citisen
Of Luray, Is dead at Lexington. ". c.
His death was very sudden, and was
due to congestion Of the lungs. He
had fina war record. eniisttng while
a citizen of this county as q member
OF Company K. Tenth Virginia Infan-
try. He was for number OF years.
CHIEF Of police Of Luray. and at di1-
ferent times held positions connected
with the sheriff's ONCE OF Page coun~
ty. He II survived By q widow and
two daughters
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-04-19
Mrs. Margaref M. porr.

Mrs Margaret n. Porr. aged sew
enty-four years. died Monday after
noon at her home, No. s1l Nicholson
street. She was the widow OF Mr..
Peter Porr. Funeral arrangements
will be announced later.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-04-19
runcraI az Mr.. Austin.

The funeral OF Mr.. w. III. Austin.
who died at his home In Fulton Sat-
urday night. took place Tuesday af-
ternoon. Interment was in lakewood
Cemetery. The ceremony took place
at the Fulton Baptist church.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-04-19

release OF ti4t ye-tt1se r1a1I. just when
The paper will DO forwarded to the
States chief executive is not now
known.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-04-19

ROANOKE. VA. April 1s.--Mrs,
Sarah Moss. rs years old, mother OF
NJ. d. Moss assistant city clerk, died
at her home In Bedford county Mon
Mr.. Moss. Of Roanoke. and Mrs. Laura
| Abbott, Of Bedford.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-04-19

Special to The Richmond Firginian.)
LEESBURG. VA. April 1s.--Alice
Rebecca Johnston, youngest child OF
wealthy citizen OF Leesburg, died OF
spinal meningitis yesterday morning
at her parents home In Leesburg,
after a weeks ffaas4esss Rg1d Four years.
Specialists from Washington and Bal
timore were In constant attendance
for several days before her death.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-04-19

EIshsr One Apsropriste.
GBog~tse you drug store fellows are
E e&1n9 ~ hAxebnH tsatn. What
11 ~ yDH propose 70 give IT.
~ 1asff aksow whether to
II thA 4ni-n3ne ~ tae 6trych.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-04-19
Id. ~ \ Il; os,fiIrurn.

ROANOKE, VA, April I'D. w,
woodruff died Monday from heart
failure at the home OF his daughter,
Mrs. e. Fl Jefrrf1s. He was from Nav
York. and came here ten days ago IA
reside With his daughter M RI 4
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-04-19

widow Of DIR. N. A. Rust. OF Rich
mond.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-04-19
oFElcER sMITA EXTREMEIY m

Police Officer Richard r. Smith, who
recently suffered q stroke Of paralysis
and Who has been confined TO his home
since tiat time, WAS renorted Tuesday
III be extremely a. Ills condition is
thought 10 be critical,
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-04-19

the negro left the City Hail and with
swinging strides started down Ninth
afreef
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-04-19

Dr. T. A. schlbert, OF the agricul-
tural and Industrial department u tho
Norfolk and Western, has made q
favorable report on sugar bert ex-
perin3cnts in the Valley and South
west, showing that the soil Of these
seetions Is algitable for this Industry
and that st least ore factory for The
manuesctHre Of beet sugar will be es-
tab8shed. probably In or near Berry
vf3{e
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-04-19

800 q eosss: q s, SSs ]: Z ssS y
sssA 81 80 1880 sssA \ VI
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-04-19
GIVEN CONTRACT
FOR MODERN JAIL
Roanoke Architectural Firm to
Draw Plans for Edifice Cost
ing $4,000.
OTHER NEWS Or TOWN
Sunday-School to Hold "Mothers
Day''-Eagles to Hold
Memorial.
OTHER NEWS OF TOW

Especial In The Richmond Virginian.)
ROANOKE, VA, April IA Roa-
noEe firm OF architects has been
AWARDED a contract hy the supervisors
OF Henry county to furnish pans for
a 5ail n MartiusVllle to cost siS,v0o.
The building will he Of reinforced
concrete ana brick. on TIE irst
moor wiz be located quarters for sher-
in ana Tailor, hospital furnigatihg
room and detention GETS, The Sec
ond fo0r win be for the jail proper.
Ala departments will be equipped
with modern appliances.
st James, Sunday school has ia ken
steps TO arrange for the celehl alton
Of mothers day May sth. An cIah-
crate program viii be prepared
Eagles OF Roanoke viii have their
rnein orial services Sunday, May j, at
9 p. ~. The program wili include
an address ~ Commonwealth Az
torney Everett Perkins. Deceased
members OF the lodge are: w. NJ.
Mercer. y. S. Dan, NJ p, Custy. G. S,
Patterson. =, NJ Campheil s. w.
Kirk. l.. y. PEPPER Jacob Nahe. J.,
A. Hnmoraiey. r. u. Brennan. }. IL.
Crabi)i +. j. fS1ytin. w @. Nsighhors.
~ r. Bvysn, 8F., b. b. biiiara and
The Colorado statesman., 1910-04-02
THE AWAKENING.

grief joy from defeat riumph from despair hope
life Easter week brings the
exempicaion the law of nature and OF life 1t the
opening spring From the of the dead comes to
renewed 1t garments and begins
again joyous 1t takes its happy ao with faithful
oyfuy for the bountes that are to come e
perpetual 1t has its but has end There
change change destruction There the
building with its accidents perhaps but with
greater of inevitable There the season OF
of when aims are liked and
worth attained the the eXchang
realizing promised strength and power
of rest of sleep OF
of death But death we rise again 80
teach how to live and to save
them from their own dark despair yourself but for all the
world and for God the life living Not for your snort span
eternity record being made Make the spng
while make the beaufu make the autumn
gracious bounu and let winter on to md you
assured and content.
The Colorado statesman., 1910-04-02
THE INDUSTRIAL UNREST.

ALL country spots unusually ugly evidences
have been appearing OF late and an
settled
pon the American
proportions happily aveted by wise adjustment OF gev
the body polite
The idea has gained considerable ground among
standsl falling
of ingredients steadily
nordnaey designed social evil impending, hence
the natural
easily subjected to the labor and wage con
insncvey rebel
constantly European
element in which abtuay the strike
NOT ALWAYS
1nen chronic labor difficulties and that the
voluntary labor element the country dis
trcts and xpanses the West More for the
try cities good sociological argument 1t may
nocu the doft sharks but it will curb them