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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-03-03
ANOTHER CHANCE FOR HEyBuns

ANOTHER CHANCE FoR HEPBURN.
An anxious inquirer writing from
Detroit, Michigan wants TO know the
actual money value of certain Con-
federate bank bills of various de-
nominations running from 81 to 500,
these bills having fallen into his hands
in the settlement of an estate. He asks
IF 1T is possible to dispose or the
above paper and at what value?"
Possibly he might sell them in At
lanta Georgia. Recently, inquiry was
made by one of the brokers Of that
town for currency of this sort and,
as the things that one buys in Atlanta
are, generally speaking, of about the
value of Confederate money, our
Michsa friend might be able 10 dis
pose OF his holdings there.
There is another point about Confed-
crate money which it would be well
| for Mr.. Pinchot to clear up after he
| has conserved all Of our other natural
/ resources. On every Confederate bill
| the assurance is printed that within a
\ certain lIllS albCFHllIt illuepSiiuSiiNc w
the Confederate states of America has
been achieved, this note will be re-
deemed at its face value. Because OF
I interference on the part of the United
states such independence was not
! achieved. and being responsible. there
fore. for the failure of the Confeder-
! ate states to meet their financial obi
cations, it would seem only fair that
the United states should assume these
obligations.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-03-03
Making Tn the Mind.

There is many a golden venture wasted
That may have ended we'll;
The bitter dress, by haffled spirits tasted.
Alas! sad moments tell.
How oft is thrown away. in thoushtless Sec
Tho precious present chance.
Which when TOO late, with haunting finger
beckOns,
And grieves the backward glance.
Many hope is lost and prospects blighted
While making up the mind;
The passing whim which for The nonce
OFT leaves regret behind.
A soul that shirks and wavers in the bal
ance,
May miss the valued gift of flecting talents
That reach success through tact.
Tho priceless Jewels OF Time are va.nly
BY vague and tardy ways
Waiting in doubtful action, viewed and
pondered.
Till life becomes maze.
A task devised and flushed is far better
Than half dozen things
Suggested and outlined. then left to 1ettef
The thought with wondcrlngs. 8
1t is tho clear gaze that becalms the vision
With views of firm intent
A swerving mind soon leads TO indecislon
That ends in WoFriment.
a course half planned, with sallles OF am
bitlon S
And feebly carried out
Becomes haunting ghost OF llfe's condition,
Pursued With fear and doubt
The true desire and faith in execution
Soon leaves tho laX behind.
TO waver in the march Of evolution,
| Whllo men make up the mind
| aEORGA SANDS J0AAsoNs
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-03-03

The best way to win in the Ninth
District is not with whirl, but with
votes. Every man in the district
who is fit to vote ought to vote for
Henry Stuart.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-03-03
Moro EtIaucttc.

To settle dispute between two peo-
pie. viii you tell me. in entering a
theatre or church, should the man or
lady 20 first? In my town the lady
goes nrs. Mr. says 1t is not cor
rect NJ. j.
For once the man is wrong. The
lady should go first. at least whore
there Is an usher. otherwise they
should go down together.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-03-03

Debating on the Press.
please answer a few facts IN your
paper regarding the subject: "Resoly-
ed That the printing press has done
greater service to mankind than the
steam engine Please give me tho
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-03-03
private Road Rights.

Private HOnd TtIEhtN.
If n man buys a piece OF real estate
with a private road going across and a
rural delivery carrier travelling 1t with
verbal permit from the former own
or, can the latter owner close the road.
and what is the legal way TO do it:
a SUBSCRIBER.
II the road is strictly private. and
the rural carrier has only a tempor-
AIRY verbal permit, the owner. 1--WE
think, has a right to prohibit the use
of the road. You should proceed care
fully. however. in stopping mail car
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-03-03
PRINCE MIGUEL
UNDER 'CURATEL'
Husband Of Former Miss Anita
Stewart in Financial
Difficulties.
GIFTS TO GERMAN EMPRESS
-------------
Lord Byron's Carriage Used in
South Australia as a
Hen Roost.
GIFTS TO GERMAN EMPRESS

III la MASaIlSE Df. cV4Sib.' -
~ RlNCE, MIGUEL of Brasan1a mas
~ now been iudicially declared IN
solvent by the Austrian courts OF
law and according to an Official
announcement published In Vienna on
February IS, was on that day placed
under "curatel"--that is TO say. he is
reduced from a civic point of view IN
Austria to the status of a minor or a
lunatic, is deprived of all his privi-
Tlcgcs as a citizen, Is incapable of con-
tracing any legal obligation, cannot
even witness a legal document, let
alone sign 1t as principal, and Is en-
tircly at the mercy of the curators or
judicial trustees appointed by the court
TO act as his guardians. and as the ad
ministrators of whatever property he
may have left. The position Of per-
son under curatel on the continent of
Europe is even worse than that of an
undischarsed bankrupt In England,
and is not only profoundly llumiliatlnE,
but altogether intolerablc. People are
only placed under curatel on the ground
OF insanity or reckless cxtravagance:
AS long as this decree OF curatel
hangs over the head OF Prince Miguel
of BraganZa his return to Austria, or,
In fact. to Germany, Will be out of the
question, while any feeble chances tnat
his American wife may formerly have
had of being welcomed. II not at the
court of Vienna, at any rate by some
of his imperial Austrian relatives in
their private capacity. and by the great
world at Vienna, are effectually de-
stroyed AZ / predicted at the time
of Miss Anita Stewards marriage 70
Don Miguel of BraganAa last year. !,
has brought her no Increase OF social
position or prestige, but very much the
reverse Her pretensions to royalty
have not only been denied, but also
ridiculod. while her right even to the
title of Duchess of Nizeu, by which
she is now known, has been questioned
! Indeed, she could not appear under
that title at the Court of st. James
or at any other court; whereas. as 6
young American girl of considerable
| fortune, she was welcome everywhere
lit is no eXaggeraton TO assert tina
through her marriage she has RAISED
n barrier between herself and Ole
World royalty, instead of obtaining
admission to the ranks of the latter
| The reigning house of England ha'
|, taken no notice whatsoever OF her since
her engagement and subsequent mar
riase to Dom Miguel. From ever,
point OF view II is the most unsatis
ifactory international alliance con
tracted by any American young girl.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-03-03

Does the Virginian-Pilot really know
what a simoloeon is? We have not
seen any Of them in Richmond.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-03-03

Stair Etiquette.
please be so kind as to publish the
rule In etiquette: Which is proper. a
lady or gentleman to go up a flight OF
steps frst?" III. c. B.
II the steps are wide enough. tho
man and woman should go IN together.
If they are too narrow for this. and II
the man IS escorting the woman. she
should go first and wait for him al the
landing.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-03-03
po.tnl negulntions.

spcctor has the right under any cir
curnstances TO open a sealed letter III
the United States mails not address,
ed TO HIMSELF" e. r.
Gordonsyiile. Va.
Only in case he had reason to be-
licre that the letter contained matter
prohibited the use of the mails.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-03-03

There Is many golden venture wasted
That may have ended we'll;
The bitter dregs by baffled spirits tasted.
Alas! sad moments tell.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-03-03

Iyhnt Relation.
A and 3, two men, not related: C
and y are sisters. III a marrics C and
marriesl d are a and called
brothers-in law? READER.
No Either OF the sisters would,
be sister-in-law to the men. but the
men would not be brothers-in-law.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-03-03

~ Defy Thee to Forget"
Please publish in your paper the
poem, II Defy Thee to FORGET"
READER.
We regret that we cannot print
poems in this column.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-03-03

Ginseng seed.
Please tell me where / can get the
ginseng seed or root. Z. III. ID.
Scot'sburg. Va
Any OF the seed dealers advertising
in The Times Dispatch can furnish you
with ginseng.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-03-03

Publishing n Song.
Please tell me how one should pro.
coed to have Il song published. and
perhaps you will tell me the bes.
house to send II to, the usual cost and
other information. A READER.
Unless you have had some previous
experience with music publishers you
may lind some difficulty in finding
one who Will make the venture of pub
have the song printed at your own
expense you should have little diff
Guilty. Many publishers Will print the
song for you at a small cost. Tho
zinc plates for four sheet song would
hardly cost moro than $50. while the
paper and press work Will. OF course.
depend on the size OF the edition. We
cannot print the names OF publishers
in this column.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-03-03

ItOanOke baseball team. WHAT DOSlllOn
Iagc? a SUBSCRIBER.
1. we do not know what facts. you
want Here. arc some OF the things
which the steam engine has done: 1t
has reduced the cost OF manufacture OF
many articles at least 80. per cent: it
has reduced the cost OF transporta-
tion to n 1.-THE OF what 1t was: IT has
made a rapid transit possible. and has
reduced labor greatly In hundred
Industries
was recently printed in The Times
Dispatch. Shaughncssy will continue
as manager. though he has not posi-
lively chosen his players for the differ
Finest Hotel, Etc.
1. What Is the name and location OF
the finest and largest hotel in the
mtg J. With fsh'e1 Is the weather state.
North Carolina or virginia? ~.
Of summer hotels in Virginia and
| Maryland? SUBSCRIBER.
|; st, Regis Hotel In New York IoI 4. Is
| largest hotel in the world.
| .. This is much disputed point. We
| believe that Virginia has mode natural
wealth than Carolina.
g. Almost all of the railroads print
| lists of the summer resorts along their
| line. The regular resorts can be found
In the hotel RED Book" or directory.
most Pullman cars.
~ Defy Thee to Forget"
Please publish in your paper the
poem. II Defy Thee to FORGET"
We regret that We cannot print
poems in this column.
solving Mathematical Problems.
/ Please tell me what paper answers
mathematical problemsa | would like
| IL Of s,gY Nn n
mathematical problems. r. d. F.
You might try the Baltimore News.
which has a query column. Most ma
/ Times-Dispatch, to exclude mathemat-
| ical problems from their columns They
require too much time and too much
| space.
Ivhnt Relation.
and b two men mot ,osrr rSlsssd anG
p nnd m "a ara S b are < and B called
'r so E,ier Of the sisters nHD You'd
! be sister-inlaw to the men. but the
men would not be brothers-in-law.
Postal Regulations.
please tell me II n post-oflce in
! spcctor has the right under any cir
cuustances to open sealed letter in
the United States mails not address,
ed TO HIMSELF" e. r.
/ Gordonsyiiie. Va.
licre that the letter contained matter
prohibited the use Of the malls.
Moro Etiquette.
To settle DISPUTE between two peo-
pie, VIII you tell me. in entering a
theatre or church, should the man or
| lady 20 first? In my town the lady
goes FIRST. Mr. 3 says 1t is not cor
rect. NJ j.
For once the, man is wrong. The
lady should go first. at least whore
there Is an usher. otherwise they
! should go down together.
.eIt so severely the III Will OF govern
ment executive agents" and the mecti-
4 nations OF powerful enemies. and vet.
though the fact is perststently ignored.
died at the head OF the American
!. navy"
(MRs) JANEY HOPE MARI.
, IpStitutn
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-03-03
Daily Queries and Answers
Address for this column to Query Editor
problems Will be solved coins
or stamns valued dealers will be given
.r.r..f ,I,rnflic ffffics.

Lnrgcst Trnnic cities.
Please tell me the five largest pas
senger traffic cities in the United
states in the order they come. to de
eide q bet. y. "
New York. Chicago. philadelphia st
Louis and Boston.
.I'arson Brownlow.'
viii you please print the poem call.
ed PEARSON Brownlow.2 think u
appeared in the Richmond Wing In
the summer OF 1sG162. IL ] remem-
Der correctly 1t reads something like
this:
"ro breakfast one morning the devil
came down.
BY demons and yassals attended
4 headache had darkened his brow
with froWn.
Or his orgy last night-or the weight
az his crown.
But his presence infernal-was splcn-
did, j. II. B.
If this poem is ten or fifteen verses
in length, as you suggest. we Ger.
tainly could not print 1t II we had
copy. If any of our readers vii
send us copy, however, We Will glad
Is forward 1t to you.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1910-10-13
ANOTHER ARREST IN
CLEAN FOOD FIGHT

The campaign for pure food by the
enforcement of existing statutes ana
eh- passing 81 new ordinances continued
yesterday with the arrest OF Lee Chung
Tau BIZ Food Commissioner Blanchard
Tie charge against him ! that u adul-
Terariug food. his exact offe1se being
the sale Of canned fish said a Be alive
wi~h worms.
II This case. the FISH was not dyhlow1,
the worms being more like cent?
pe3as. nice little blacks ones with 0la1-
" of legs. Lee Chung i 2, wholesaler.
Blanchard tracing him down a enc II
she sources from whence this particular
brand Of fish comes \ sample vas first
secured from a retail merchant
Other arrests are expected today
along the same lines. The fSh in aues-
tion : species Of Goldfish. prepared
the same, called babara and : 3 com
mon food among the oriental classes.
The committee drawing up the pro-
posed exposed foods ordinance VIII meet
this afternoon 20 discuss the provisions
Doctor Maekan and Blanchard have
10th lists Of f0oJs-Htfs 10 be inc5uaed
IN the ordinance and with this once
settled upon. she balance Of the work
viii ne easy.
Since the commencement OF his cam,
pai-n for cleaner food. Blanchard IN:
destroyed four hundred cans Of various
feo3srnff> which were unfit for con
sumption In each ease i was WITH
the sanction of the merchant owning
them. Large numbers Of papavas. Ia
nanas and other fruits have gene the
same w.v
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1910-10-13
NEW ERA AHEAD
FOR P|NEAPP[Es
Great Came. Is Projected for
Inlei Adjoining the Haaa-
ian Company.
OPTION TAKEN ON PROPERTY
Chicago Packing House Exploits
Canned Procgct-Reporieo
Deal With Haefar1ane.
OPTION TAKEN ON PROPERTY

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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1910-10-13
INVESTIGATIONS
START At ONCE
Various Bodies Commence Prob
ING Of Alleged Police Court
En1ezzienenIs.
SHORTAGE IS NON But sill
Fabian Check Is Redeemed
Grand Juy Viii Hear Judge
andrade's Story Today.
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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1910-10-13
WAImEA HAS VERY
STRONG DEMOCRAT

II : reported that Wafmea district
AVS claim - having the strongest man
~ tae ranNS af the Democratic party.
says t1e Garden Island. the basis Of this
e5asn hetHE that De gentleman IN quez-
Ton eaFrsed oTt. alone and single hand
81. s1e wao.e q the large sum % $500
sem hE LlnA 70 be used far the benefit
which are used. Is row being carried
This strong man evidently claims 10 be
TIE otff2a1 representative of the Demo
=ra.sa rar-v In that district
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1910-10-13
PROGRESSIVE EDUCATION.

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par # oar present gv- e4-s- quarter -srg
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other nse4 Throughout e2rs pus
Lah@aa publishing "Hs~aas Young People seaoal
magazine z1oatar 81 copies d
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Fro5ae-s tables
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Ied q liz 1asuoa Bsde Ills ef@ me as " O FAs s1o3o
Tie dining with good deal
plantations ia being carried commercial
plantation Placed conservative
being
graduates
Iaaainzlaa& school ta@ most
practical 4
present Territory hundred schools
with total enrolment Of $500 Pag These beos taught b
seaesess,
During a year ninety per pop
Schools gradad thirty pupils ard The Ter
gave public system shyshrse
Tnt directed By Department q public instruction
81
nio,ers appointed
res9n paris Islands The secretary
division Of
su5 ~ principal teachers
re.aeer the Throughout the
Tertorg eGeatiog according Of study.
Investigates al matters pertaining .
reports supervising principals keeps
the attention Of
the superintendent
b. eeotlz5ng Honolulu and that Of lo
uniformity vr= Be edo-
with number q thai a
slight change plan possible e he department % place
hirtee
complete throughout. progressive 5a
By tAar Net
- platform declares there of
Industrial a9d agricultural ed9on
..a-e.e. @uLtan = sa a....g-ael
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1910-10-13

The meeting IF the chamber 81 com
meree Trustees. was mt held yesterday.
d. there was 10 quorum.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1910-10-13

TIE piesage4aaeaes distinguished j.
b about him principally HgaHaeE ard Az
pearls comic AID such d#ee upon a1ss e
little mission
IL appreciates the worth Of education and
l oE Aim tAef ruler and
than the royal Chinese Prince
fsr cleared TIE Pace sought "ar he Sultan
weapons Of destruction; Tie oHef =
secafe that which will betterment 70 mankind
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1910-10-13

the Angeles ''Tb poor naug body q 4
Times.
the uaaowiess palace yesterday him The lines az Hamlet slightly
uaraphraed apply eIoquently this oeca&on
him 2
Ardfr is f Il unFolate5 flesh
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-07-13

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ben 6in= unb 5srflug bon AZ Meilen
in 80 Minuten mndt., obne anSubalz
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tor Company uno aud Sapitdn Der
2ontoner SettioH b.s Qrmse Wotor
Reierpe aorps.
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| iubunq oes aranaQ5 beauftra9t.
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msiiter 2lntsIe ssbn Der Setbeiligung
an Der 2nnherei o.roGhtise Berio
an bic GroBgsihpprenen, pel4e an
nd6it.n Wontag 3uiammentreten pers
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unter Der Intlaae oss MOroes i'm err
| ten grabe einssIperrt.
Giisnb ba bnunfGlle.
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Grtra3us nit 100 D'tli6en DeIssater
sur Sabrestpnpention Der geislI6aft
ameritoniihsr Gbemiter in Gan ssran.
cisco, sntalsiite am 9onnerItag Mtor=
aen gu friiber Stunoe bel Der Station
M.B, 80 WeiIsu iuoli6 BON bier. Der
2ptomotipfiihrsr fam babel ums Sc,
ben uno fiinf Wlann pom 3ugperIonat
unp bier tpeiblihe paTIaaiere tpuroen
perleBt. 4m idlimmitsu perlsBt if
5rau Charles 9amont opu Detroit,
Nlit. Die Ysrlssunsen Der anosrsn
8amsn: Grau W. ). gti9ols bon glnn
4rbor, Wih.; 5ruu 8. q. Barnard
/ Don SuSiunapplis uno SRI. 2aurc
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anibeineno unsefGbrlih.
princeton, Sno., II. Suli. -
Sanb, Der bon einsm kftiesn Redens
i.urm aufsGiIsnbabngeleiie geidpemmt
iporoen mar, bate an 0ienItag BIZ
gntgleiiuns zines DaTogierauges Be
bieiie.r Stabt sur 5olge, ppbei cir
Wann eetDotet uno Elm halbss 0uBsnt
perlebt purbeu. Der 9etootste lit Der
6tioer miuiam Jinnep BON Rrinc.ton
81 Sobre alt, uno Dec Grscmoiiofabrs,
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-07-13
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