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Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1910-11-10
ltnbrimlid)e synnbe.

SIN Dem Sintergnrten eines nei.
men Sauies in Der 8ororte Brpnbp.
frio bel Sfpaniea (enslano) mahte
man Dor &uraem eine ihauerIide
entoeduns. Seit etrpa Wonatsiriit
lit elm Electromagnetic Der eisen.
thinner oes @riinbitiids, 'bas friiber
einem 8esrabnibbeiOreer seborte.
oils Der neue 8eiiser ben &arterbo.
ben fiirSIib umgraben tpollte, itieb er
iebr balo auf et1pas Sartes, 6as ii@
naa nGberer llnteriuhung als elm
SGusTinssiars erfennen IieB. Serr
@riititb made Der Bolbei Wittbei.
lung, uno bieie orbnete cine sriin6.
Iibe llnterfuhuns bes san3en Ser.
rains an. Nidt meniser als Elf tlsins
Sarge NIT Den ueberreiten iunger
Sfin6er tpurben 6arauf outage aefor.
bert. auBerbem ianS man nod flint
tpeitere S1usIinssIeihen, bic nur IN
braunes Papier uno SGseipGbne elm.
eepadt tparen. Sun6erte bon Reu'
gieriaen i6auten bon ben benabbar-
ten 3Gunen' unb 0sauern benz Nus
araben Der ieItiameu Gun0obiefte 5ii
Wdt Spannuns iiebt man bem @rsebD
niS Der in bieier nerftuiirSisen an'
selesenbeit anseiteIIten unteriu4une
entgegen.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1910-11-10
9enfife QanbitraEen.

@inen begeiiterten Berebrer baben
Die Seiitiden 2anSitraBen in benz
grGiHoenten SO. 6. Yroipn bon Der
Rap Uorf Central 9eflinben, Der nit
Der Raiierin auauits 8ietoria" bon
elmer guropareiie beimfebrte. Die
pra6tpoIlen unS au6 in nidt 10 oidt
befiebeItsn Sesen6en 9euti4Innos
auf 6as 8or;iigIidite untsrbaItenen
GbauHeen alif 6enen er cine $500
Waeilen Ianee autoiabrt surii6seleet
Bat, babsn ss ibm aneetbar uno fis
pin er 3u oIlererit Der nmerifaniihen
@esebaiiper1paItitng als Wuiter bin.
seItellt baben. raber ihIiebIi4 1T es
bod beiier TO-, meinte Der 8abnprGii.
bent biiuloruo1, .oenn tpenn mir bier
in amerifa ioIhe Gbaufeen bGtten,
piir0e iid ieber amerifaner fofort
Elm auto SuIesen, unb Ole arruen, 70
ipie 10 idon seuiig geplaaten eten.
babnsn piibten oann pirfIi6 ni&t
mebr, mas auiaHasn.-
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1910-11-10
Sipei Briiber getSStet.

ginen ibaurieen GnbEid bot Sie2o-
fontotipe 6es RopaI Blue grpreb, Die
iiinait iriib segen 4 llbr auf Der Sto-
tion Der Baltimore & Ohio 9abn
in Ybildioelpbia eintrai. glIi Dem
aubfGnser laeen ole 9eiden Slueier
MGnner. neben ibnen einige Stiide
SolS, oiienbar Don einem 8agen, un6
cine Yieroeoede. NieniarD airf Dem
9ltge bntte ben ltnfoa bemerft, uno
bod mar es Seoem flor, SaB Ole Bel
ben, in elmer autide iisenb. BON 3uge
eetroffen rpor6en fparen uWo 10 .Den
2oo geiunoen batten. gsah Bapieren,
Die man in Den 3al6en Der 8eboen
fann, tpuroen iie als GinfieIo .. 9uI-
lin finb Miner Gullin bon 9elcamp,
NarplonO, iSentiibirt. @ie lid in.
iiuiihen bernusseitellt boti tparen es
Brii0er, Der cine 25, Der anoere %
Sabre alt. 8etoe naren ie 6 5ub
sroB unS atbletiid sebaiit. Ma9 tele.
grnpbiiden 9ta6rihten ipuroe bel
Stepnep, Nto, brei WeiIen BON Bel
camp, neben Dem Giienbnbngeleiie
Elm 5ertriimmertes 8uegp eeiunben.
3ie beioen 9riiber batten einen Cir.
tls bsiudt unO muroen aif Dem
Seintuege bonn Sooe ereilt. 8abr.
iheinlidl tuoren fie unterpees einee.
ihlaien unb batten 10 bas Seranna.
ben oes 3uges nift bennrft.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1910-11-10
Gifemba abn Seittabelte.
SsIauars. ssdaipanua nab Bsasrn Sabn.
III. n

SH araft ben "a. Stunt 1906
GaSIt& SsrantsH fir Rtn gsri
am 2.05, 3.20. sos 500. 1920. Born. {,
f2. 10, 3.25 uHb $40 Ra@mittaas. HHr
gfsp gorf unb pbilabtIpbia, um 500 Born, !,
f2.lO III, 3.35 Ra6mfitass. }fr
Tsbvbauu,. $40 Ra&mittaas.
NSrOti& -ifHr Buffalo UNI f.f5. 6.25u 600
Wor., t.55 $40 unb ft.fn Nadbmittaas. giir
Btuabdutou. Glmtrd unb 3pil&tnadtfsntn nm
1910 Wer unit los Rd&m. Mir Ssptao
Syraeuft une utica. um IFS unb 6.25 Rsr. Z;
t,55 sla6mittaas. Ospeae. @vyaeule uub
Utica qua um 6.25 Wor. I6uft tdaIid, dusas.
nuutuafu Souutdas. f5Hr Routroi. nm 600
Wm., los unb 6.l0 Ra&m. RidpIEpn as,
spmebaHou um 4 90 RaGmiitaas. 9tua.
B anapteu aesom ssdtiSu. UNI SIS gladmfttdas,
0teemsbura Sibifion-gtrI6hi @raufon
IAy RerthumttyIdnh nm 9 as, 10 90 Fpor. !,
t.55 uub Gao Ra&m 8Hr g,IumUutb UNI 9.O5
ga&mtttaas.
- 6ountaas.9dds
eRstl&-HHr RtB acrf nm 2n5. 3.2n
COS nub 1920 ROra,ns; 3.35 uus 3.AO
Rd@m.
aSrhIta - aar guFaIc I'm t5. urt
6.25 Rer. f.55. $40 uub ft.fO Radbn,
BHr 8iaatamtpn uub 3pifGsuifaiiuutu, sOC
unh 1910 BerHitttdas
NIssmsburg 9ibifion- srI6H' @eranicr
m.t0.20 Wpr. unb $40 Rd@mitiaas.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1910-11-10
Was iie bor Diersis SabreH lparen.

Nas fe DOT oIer3tB SaDreH mareh'
Gin Weitarbeiter bes nSournaI
b'Slliace.2orroine" bat feitseiteIlt,
mas bic nod bebeutenb Glteren 8e.
riibnitbeiten Sranfreids i'm Gueen.
bid Der RriesserfIdruns boz 1870
paren.' Der @rprGiibent emile 2ou.
bet tpobnte 6anrals dls fleiner BRO.
pin3a6pofot in WonteliHnr unb mare
ie6enfans iebr eritaiint sepeien, ipenu
man ibm propbe5eit b1tte, bab er ei.
nes Cages grGiibent elmer neuen
franaofii6en RepubIit iein fperoe
aud iein 3ahfoIser SaIlieres traum.
te i'm SuIi 1870 als fleiner aopotat
in 0erae tpobF faum bon Dem tpid-
tigen aut, Dos Die 3ufunit Inn Dor.
bebieIt. Der seidnieseIie @orIamen'
tarier unb afabemifer BaiiI 9es4a-
mel mar 6dntnIs @pninafiuit in Brill
lei. Ser Senator urtb @rriiniiter
@oifoier, Der Na6foIser Delcaiies,
betbGtiete iih ols iineer 8atfbeam'
fer in @arieiIle. Sein Glterer Sol.
Iese 8erenser, Der franaoiiide Sitt'
Iidfeitsapoitel, batte es ihon gum
Staatsanfpalt gebra6t. Der i9ou
beriibnte SournaIiit Senri Stodefort
iab als erbitterter Seino 0apoIeons
III. i'm Barrier @efdnsnib Sainte
BeIagie. Waiienet batte eben on Der
Opera Gonique sitm eritenual tri.
umpbirt. unS dud Sorab 8ernborot
s6bIte bereits au ben 8eriibnitbeiten
Der fran3oiiihen Sauptitubt.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1910-11-10
eadspauna & Bbomlna Ballet.
(eaureT Qinie.)

3ptf&sn Suautcn uns @iIiss.Barrs.
9Haf snIaHtn Scranton um 4 No, 2.no. 2 IN
AGO. 500 unb 500 RsratHs.. I'm 5 40 Rur.
gens an @eHtniasen uut aIt uddbfclasnt,
IpdH,ie RinuisH, uHb nm 700 wprasns an
Ssnatdasn unb alls na&foIasubs iSau,ia Tpi.
uuitn kts unt iufInHst t2 40 Ra6ts, In @iI.
Iess0aSre al WtHuitu ibdttr dnFpmmeub.
Grprsgiaae, nur Ia ptttsicu dubdTtsub, S.r.
aHtH SudutcH dns Stuutt tddIi&. auad,-
Hsmmsn Ssuntdas unb Htisridasu. ssu 7.ta
HssesHs tts 7.t9 abenes. uHb trsftu IN @t.
lss.Sarrt 30 WiHnteu fpdtsr elm.
Deflssty Dtena ,wif6.a SSantcu. Rav aua
1ats, esna pdvf, psitTsburd nab Duumsrs.
0ttes SaerpLaH tar assddssfTvbtruht 3Hss.
Gsst IL &raft IN 8. Sultfs07.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1910-11-10
Wlit bem eisenen Stefbrief in Der
9aIGe.

Die gerionIidteit bes fiirsIid5 in
Bremen ieitsenomHenen 8erbreders.
Der elm Seitllnssblatt bel ii4 bate, IN
benz iber bic 5luAt zines llnteriu.
dunsssefansenen Romens BiIbeIm
Opis aus Der 9erIinsr Gboritse be.
ridtet nuroe. lit iett ourH bic DAT.
tpIoitopie feitseitellt morsen. Der
Berbaftete 1T tbatidalih ibentiih nit
benz aus Der anitalt entfpi&enen Gin.
BREEDER Opit, Der in Berlin Elm srotes
Straffonto ,u besIei&eu bat.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-03-26
RAN SDELL WILL
ADDRESS CHAMBER.
President of Rivers and Harbors
Congress to Speak on In
land Navigation.

Representative j. r. Ransdell, OF
Louisiana, president OF the National
Rivers and Harbors Congress, has ac-
copied an invitation from the Cham-
Der of Commerce to deliver the princi-
pal address at the next smoker, which
will be held in the Jefferson Hotel
auditorium some time in April. The
committee on arrangements. consist
ing of Il. NJ. Darlington, James d.
Crump and j. F. Ryland. has had two
meetings and indications are that this
will be the most successful occasion
of Its kind ever held under the 'aus-
pieces OF the chamber. After the next
meeting, which will be held in few
days. the date and full program Will
be announced.
Congressman Ransdell is one OF the
most influential members ofsthe House
of Representatives and has been espe-
cially active In his work for better
rivers and harbors. He Is said to be
one of the best informed men in the
country on the commercial advan-
tagcs OF increased inland waterway
facilities.
He Will be presented by Congress-
man John Lamb. and will probably be
accompanied by Senator Thomas s.
Martin and other Senator'S and Con-
The subject of his address
Will be The BENEFITS to Richmond
From Proper improvements to the
River and Harbor.'
BY. reason of the activity OF its rep
Richmond has been
recognized by the Rivers and Harbors
Congress to the extent of placing on
the board Of directors John c. Free
man. chief representative from this
city.
After the next meeting of the COM
mittce. invitations will be issued to
members Of the Chamber Of Com
merce and the City Council. Mayor
p. G. Richardson and Governor VII
lam Hodges Mann will also be guests
OF the Chamber.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-03-26
FOR LOBBY INQUIRY
House Committee Wants Ship Subsidy
Charges PrObed.

House Committee Wants Ship Subsid,
Charges Probed.
Washington, u. c., March o5.-The
Judiciary Committee OF the House. in
its report. which will be filed to-nlor-
row. recommends that committee OF
five be appointed to investigate the
charges that lobby IS at work to in
duce Representatives. .by intimidation
and threats" to support ship subsidy
Legislation at the present session.
Under the rules of the House the
Speaker Will name the Investigating
committee. There has been some talk
from Insurgent Republican members of
moving to have this investigating COM
mittee named by the House itself. in
stead of by the Speaker, as was done
Evestigation.
Not Considered by Committee.
The Judiciary Committee, however,
did not consider this phase Of the In
vestigation.
The inquiry is ordered upon the
showing made before the committee
by Representative Stevenson. of Min
nesota, and Representative Kuster-
mann, of Wisconsin, charging that the
Merchant Marine League, of Cleveland,
has conspired to unduly influence mem
sbers Of Congress in favor OF ship sub
sidy. Many prominent men, including
John Hays Hammond. Ex-Governor
Myron T. Herrick. of Ohio: R. p. Schwe-
rim, general manager of the Pacific
Mail Steamship Company, are officers
of this organization.
Counter Charges by League.
It is charged also that the league,
through various publications and in
private letters. made the statement
that foreign ship owners have sub
scribed a large corruption fund" for
tho purpose OF influencing members
against substituting OF American
steamship lines.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-03-26
Remarkable Christmas
Present.

Among the curious Christmas presents
Of this year will be one for man Of ma
tional reputation. which has been all year
in the making.
Way last January the present was
decided upon, and friend Of the proni-
ncnt gentleman requested the Burrelle
Press Clipping Bureau, Of New York,
to watch every paper in America, and
to take up every item which appeared
concerning the man.
The clipping bureau people followed
instructions, and now present the history
Of one year in the life Of this especial man.
The history ends Just after election,
and the 2O,642 newspaper items found
include everything from threc-ine edi-
torial mention to full-page illustrated
stories, These have been mounted on
1900 great sheets Of Irish linen paper
and bound into three massive volumes.
At the head of each item is the name
and date Of paper clipped from. this in
formation having been put in with
book typewriter. The words thus III.
serted amount to.1S3,S52.
!, In actual time. a very strict record Of
which has been kept, the work has re-
quired sixty-four working days through
out the year, and has kept in employment
during that time thirty people as readers
clippers, sorters. mounters and binders.
Every newspaper Of Importance Is repre-
sented.
This is merely specimen Of some Of
the unique orders which get into the Bur.
relle Bureau, for the extent to which
clippings arc used by individuals and by
business concerns seems to be remarkable.
There are many people in private as
well as in public life who need press clip
pings and don't know it. 1t might be-
we'll for them to look up this man Bur-
relle. who is said to be so well known
that letter simply addressed |" Burrelle,
New yoEk.1, Will reach him with ~ delay
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-03-26
TO
AID ROAD WORK
Special Course in Highway Con-
struction With Free Scholar
ships There.

Good roads construction Is the sub
1ect of a special course to be offered
/, by the University OF Virginia this
!. spring, in which free scholarships will
\ be offered TO citizens OF the state Sc
,riously Interested in Misunderstanding.
4 Rccognizing "the growing interest in
good roads In Virginia and the i'm
mensc economic Importance OF such
roads in all parts OF the Common
wealth" the University has decided
to give such a course. following out
the idea pursued so successfully at
the University OF Wisconsin. which
has aided In tremendous practical
way in this reform.
The course Will begin on March IS
and continue nine weeks. Admission Is
free to any regular student III the de-
partment OF engineering. A limited
number OF free scholarships will be
offered to we'll prepared men. citizens
OF the State. provided they present. IN
addition to the usual credentials of
character and scholarship, a written
recommendation from the county
board OF supervisors of their respec-
tive counties certifying that the ap-
plicant needs the aid OF the scholar
ship and expects to accept employment
on highway work in Virginia.
Fifty-seyen lectures and twenty
seven practical exercises make up the
course. There will be plenty OF prac-
teal work. The theoretical part Will
be made as plain and simple as pos
sible Arithmetic and the solution of
right-angled triangle will be all the
preparation necessary. The courses
Will be divided into these subjects:
Construction OF county roads; con-
struction OF streets and pavemcnts.
plane surveying and leveling. topo-
graphical drawing. county road
bridges: illustrated lectures on road
materials and construction.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-03-26
.B|J0U TO ENTER
S.UM'I|.ME R FIELD
Mckee Books Musical Comedy
Company for an Indefinite
Stay.

There is going to be pRnty OF en-
tertalnment at the Richmond theatres
this summer, provided the public pat.
ronagc Keeps up to the liberal poiEt.
Manager Mckee, OF the Bijou. an
nounccd yesterday that he had booked
the Wayne Musical Comedy Company
for an indefinite engagement, begin
ming April 1s, two days after the reg
sular winter season closes in the Broad
Street playhouse. Indefinite" means
that tho company will remain as long
as 1t pays. There are thirty-fvc per-
formers. and they will put on the
lighter class OF attractions. opening
with THE Girl and the Wise Guy"
Manager Mckee says the public will
have revival OF the old Bijou stock,
which nourisied here when the Birds
Eye Club was the real garment.
Before the Bijou decided TO enter
the summer field this year, Manager
Wise had already booked the Page
Benjamin Company for return en-
gagement at the Academy Of Music.
with Miss Carol a1cComas as the star.
The Page-Benjamin players made "a
new record at the Academy last sum
mer, when they ran almost up TO the
time that the fail attractions were on
the way.
With the Academy. the Bijou. the
picture shows and the ball game. Rich
mond will have attractions enough TO
keep people at home. especially when
1t will be cheaper. The two theatres
will begin warm race to see which
can last the longest.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-03-26
&c N ERAL SAIL
ISSUES ORDER.
First Paper Of New Official Re-
lates to Coast Ar
tillery.

Acknowledgement ". w. Sale ISSUED
yesterday his first official order since
taking office. It appears as General
Orders, No. 0, and relates TO the organ
ization Of the Coast Artillery. The
order is as follows:
/. The Coast Artillery Corps OF Vir-
GINA shall consist of chief OF Coast
Artillery. with rank Of major: an ord
nance officer. who will also be artil-
lery engineer. with rank of captain;
an adjutant, who Will also be quarter
master and commi ssary, with rank Of
captain, and such companies of Coast
Artillery as are organized or may be
organized in the futuresby consent OF
the Governor.
g. Each company OF Coast Artillery
now organized shall consist of one
captain. one first lieutenant, one sec
ond lieutenant, one first sergeant, one
MISUNDERSTANDING five sergeants,
eight corporals, two cooks. two me-
schanics. two musicians and sixty
three priyates.
8. The strength of Coast Artillery
Corps companies shall be increased or
decreased by the Governor in accord
ance with the requirements OF the
service to which it may be assigned.
the maximum being three officers and
100 men.
4. Captain Charles A. Mclean, com
smanding first company, c. a. C., Of
Virginia is hereby detailed as acting
chief Of Coast Artillery corps Of vir.
gina.
By order of William Hodges Mann,
Governor and COMMUNICATIVE Chief.
w. W. SALE,
"A 4
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-03-26

!, sMyaats Vas =. Marcel 25:-sliss
~ been appointed BY General Julian
S. Carr as sponsor for the North Car-
DINA Division. Confederate Veterans,
at the Confederate reunion to be held
Myers has served as maid OF honor at
quite number of Confederate re-
unions held throughout the Southern
states during the past two or three
crate reunion at Nashville. Tenn. in
June, 10O5. when she served as maid
OF honor for the Army Of Northern
Virginia, having been appointed by
General c. irwin Walker OF Charles
ton, S. c.. She was also maid of honor
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-03-26
MAKES PLEA FOR PEACE
Rnrtholdt Argues for Only Ono Battle
1890. Nh In ECaNl1 Year.

sBnrtholdt Argues for Only One Battle
ship Each Year. llS S
Wnshington,.D G., March 25,--"one
the present strength Of. tho navy.N' was
the keynote or a plea mad q by Repre-
sentative Bartholdt, OF Missouri In
the House to-day. N
1apanese searS add mas
mome:ltSwe8 compare our own
naval strengt N with that OF j Japan. III
he Ameritya Il Congress- slie said.
holds the peace Of tho NV orld inathei
huron be cause Sof their NiocAtion,lcan-
not lead In 81 i h es grea %calnpaiilg h FOR
neace, ''s he insist ed q for that rea-
sou America must Roln the way
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-03-26

for the sons OF the United Confederate
Veterans OF Virginia at their reunion
In Birmingham, Ala, In June, 1908. and
maid of honor at the Confederate re-
union In Louisville. KY, in 1905. Miss
Myers especially appreciates this last
honor to become sponsor in an Ala
bnma city, as she became a Daughter
OF the Confederacy partly through re-
spect to the memory OF her two incles.
Herbert C. Warren, on General Wheel
er's STAFF, who was killed In Hoods
retreat from Atlanta. and Frederick
Warren. who died after the war from
the effects OF wounds sustained during
the war Both men were residents OF
Ala, and warmly es-
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-03-26
TOBACCO EXHIBIT

North Carolina Dealer Suggests That II Re
Arranged Here.
is3 Richmond may soon have tobacco ex
position, + tho suggestion made in the cur.
rent issue Q q the Southern Tobacco Leaf
published In Tennessee. Is carried out, III
states that Colonel G.. r. Webb, Of Winston
salom,. \. c., Is advocating a big tobacco
exposition at Richmond. whore the various
types OF Southern tobacco could be shown,
together with grades of Leaf and the best
apparatus for curing. Corn and Other
farm product eSpositions have been held in
recent years, but the tobacco growers have
not yet had one, The sentiment is that tic
tobacco Industry Is too important to tall 10
have a national exposition. The periodical
mentioned fayors the project. and within
struot Its d ties to vote for Richmond as
the convention nlaco. 3.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-03-26
AGED MAN KILLS HIMSELF
Wife Awnkcx5 mt Sound or Shot to Find
49,. Her Hushnnd Dead. -

Special to The Times-Dispatch.1
LYnchburg, Va. March o5.-Charles
II. Miller. aged seventy-1vc years, for
merly a railroad man. who had been
employed by the Norfolk and Western
Railway at Goodies, and had been a
resident Of LYnchburE for seven years.
shot and killed himself late last night
r inah III home, 1927 cherry Street Willie
Il Is not certain the ind ications are
that death was due to a suicide.
Mr.. Miller had been in Ill health for
several years. He complained OF a
pain in his head, whichahe always said
would some day run him crazy.
Mr.. and Mrs. Miller retired early
last night and about 1890 O'Clock the
wife was aroused by the report OF a
pistol in the room. She arose and
found her husband on tho floor, with a.
wound in his forehead. When found
the man was dead.
/. DR.. Ferguson was summoned, but
ithere,was nothing for him to do. Po-.
tilted Aetigin1g Coroner Whitaker, who
decided an Inquest was UNNECESSARY. II
ss Mr. Miller8is survived by two daugh-
ters In addition to his wife. His res
for burial II.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-03-26
CORONER TAYLOR
DAZZ | W.0 MAN
Made Her Fall in Love With
Him While Explaining Why
Moon Was Red.

CoronNr Taylor was called upon con-
fttnually last night to explain to skcp-
@tical people that there was really moth
ing the matter with the moon. Just
after it began its mighty journey as
the Rev. John Jasper would have said.
1t became red. frequent black spots
appearing on Its surface to frighten
the tim!d.
Out in the West End an old lady
who was terrified called her daughter
and began to weep
There Is something wrong with that
i, moon, dear, she said. and believe 1t
lis going to collide with the comet. The
+ only person who can explain the trou-
! BILE is that DR.. Taylor, and he isn't in
clined to be on friendly terms with.
( out SEX
) But as the shadows returned the
old lady screwed up her courage and
! seized the telephone,
Not at all" said DR.. Taylor, for
II am only, too glad to give informa-
ition to the ladies. They have got the
wrong idea about me, They have run.
away with the thought that am a
woman hater. am not: a woman is
/ the best thing on earth. and 1 don't
understand how that slander started
which made me appear as saying that
woman was like an Indian, that only
ldead women were good women.
oh, my, you must excuse me. see,
you want to find out about the moon.
There Is nothing wrong with it-just
few dark clouds in the way. You
I know when the moon is full and clouds
: get In the 5waysit looks as ii there is
an eclipse. There is none tonight.
There will be one on May 90. visible
IN tho United States, and / trust.
mad am, that you will live to see 1T.
Don't mention 1t. You are perfectly
welcome: I'm only too glad to keep
the booger man In the moon from
soaring you. Good night
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-03-26
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Delivery TO Express Company Held 10

Delivery 10 Express Company Held to
Constitute Sale. IN 81, !;
.Trcnton, Ca, March On tho
company OF q shipment OF whiskey
constitutes q sale within this co,lntEws
n, Ct !, that the shipment IS
tho 3Dade county grand Jury I to e'.tias
returned indictments against George
w, Curet on, An three cases, "a charginE
Violation Of u the q corgia prohibition
y, i. cureton, who Is proprietor OF the
iCureto.n lstillery a Rising ENawn, Gar
Is rsc tna closed y hy Jnd
o.. W.. DAde GOV Supe Court. was
jdlstil lery In. olation of3tha lprofibi-
ton J. lay & = and ntenced to pay a fine
ny II 1000 or to sc rye twelve: months
In the penitentia ry.@s3 "A,
~, nd g 81. ~ ia set for trial no tS Nom
GaS the three cas- es result lng from to-
,.aa y's AZ Ion OF the ST ssiur ~