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rlniere Sriebensfreunbe boben pie

berum eineu triumph gu per5eifncu;
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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-07-25

9e9cn Den gefiirdtetcn Sbcrs G6emifer
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better!
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Srsenbwu ia9t gropnion ridtisA:
oaonnteu mir Die beutise 8eneration
ann Madbenten bcipc8enL ipir piirben
jie Icidt gum ant6oli5ismls 6eJ
fpbreu-. ~~
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2uf. 10, 1-9.
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9. 3. Stepbans auiiinoi9. 9amaliel.
8. 4. Sonuuifus, Srbt Terpetna.
e. 3. WariG G9nes. Sswaibk q.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-07-25

8ieleiht liest in bieier ~ablebuens
Den Saltung bes Scnats, Die bonn
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'beite6t. haB our Grirobmc elmer @iG
%cinitimmiges Sutnm erIor6esli6 il.
- nTilp. Qero!o."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-07-25

e Die italieniide 8~esierung
~ 1870 bon Hom 8eiis ergriff,
~ Durben Die Iiniiterien, 10
. gut es chen onaina, III @loz
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-07-01
SPEAKERS BOOST
INLAND PROJECT
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Continued from First Page,
tile and In many instances more at
traetive for Industrial development.
had been neglected and allowed TO go
Ito waste. The Atlantic sea5oard. he
said. was not getting its proper share
Iof congressional appropriations for
waterway development, 1t was being
outstripped by the Middle West and
the Golden Northwest. Getting down
TO local conditions, he very politely
charged the business men of Rich
raend with loafing Oh their jobs, as 1t
We're. He saw no reason why with
persistent effort the James should not
be relieved OF some of its tortuous
and sinuous bends. Likewise, he urg-
ed the building of 81 great municipal
pier at the port of Richmond. with
which to encourage the government
and TO cooperate with it. Then. he
believed. the day was not far distant
when ocean greyhounds would be
coming up to Richmond. bearing
freight from all parts OF the world.
just as they are now doing at other
more adequately equipped ports. He
quoted figures and statistics TO prove
his point. The James. he said, had
been allowed only $4,000. 600 from the
government SINCE tsa4 ~ hsssesa the
/ Column nsa. IN the great Northwest,
had received s13.ooo,ooa In very re-
cent years-~all because the people up
in that country went after ii good and
hard.
New England Bottled Up.
Mr.. Moores pet project is inland
waterways and MIR. Smails pet pro-
ject is the same. Both made this
very clear. showing that by the ex-
ri r.estt
lions a continuous inland waterway
course could be put into operation
from the kenne bee in Maine 10 the
Florida Keys. New England bottled
up by congested railroad traffic and
in the grip OF one powerful railway
system. which he failed to mention,
| is waking up. Heretofore New Eng
| landers did not seem TO understand.
fNoW they realize how the Middle
West is outstripping them. BY cut
ting through the Cape Cod strip and
coming down Long Island it would he
relatively easy to reach Philadelphia
across North Jersey by the canal route
Then down the Delaware to Philadel-
phia and, thence through. ~ "trip Of
thirteen miles to the Chesapeake.
Then on down the Chesapeake past
Baltimore to Norfolk. The rest OF the
inland course was outlined in a fash
ION just as easy.
| Earned Cuba's Ingratitdde.
| The government il spending $500
100000 on the Panama canal be
went on. On the Philippines, 1t has
already spent several hundred nail
lions. And on Cubs IL has spent sui
ficient to earn the deepest ingrstitude
of the natives OF that paimy isle.
/ Far. frem the mind OF. Mr.. Moore
was it to disparage the Development
| OF foreign trade that would result
| from construction OF the great Isthmus
canal and similar projects. But he
| did think that equally as much atten-
1 ton should be devoted to home pro-
1 iects and domestic trade which in
scope would be far greater than for
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-07-01

eign trade. as he showed by estimates
and figures
MFR. Moore laid some emphasis on
the disasters incident to what he term
ed outside sailing. During the last
ten years. he said. there were fifty =
seven disasters along the Atlantic and
Gulf Goa SITS, which had exacted a toll
Of 2.2G9 lives and 10000. 900 in wealth.
Aren't those worth saving" he
asked
Let US have an inside channel" he
said. and save those lives and that
wealth.
Both MIR. Moore and Mr.. Small in
sisted that development of inland wa
terways would not impair or inter-
fere with railway trajc. One would
help the other. they said.
Small Grows Facetious.
Mr.. Small, typical Tar Heel, large
Of frame, a clear talker. and thor
oughly at home on his feet, grew face
tjous at time. Richmond, he said, has
completed only one-ttaird of it's river
project since 1854. and by that token
he estimated it would be 1855 before
the scheme became finality. or in
other words, 1t would be completed at
a time when not even Captain Lamb
himself was living. He suggested that
the city ask congress- for an outlay of
$500. 600 each year for perfection Of a
s2-foot project and in return buS1d 4
great terminal and warehouse to show
it's good faith.
Captain Lamb. who is also known
as Congressman Lamb to his Rich
mond commitments. introduced both
speakers in his usual happy ctyie.
Mayer gss1sa -8sa=>ss had d xar wSr<a 10
say in presenting Captain lamb.
After the addresses, refreshment
were served and cigars passed around.
During the afternoon. the distin-
gulshed guests enjoyed a trip down
The James on the city tag
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three members from tn. board of gov

three members from the board OF gov
errors, who. with the president and
the vice president. shall constitute an
executive -eemMfttee. ,..,~. ..-ees
also recommend that the music
committee be increased from three to
Ave members.
Respectfully submitted,
J. @. CoRLEY.
List OF Subscribers.
Miss Grace f. Arents GU, Mrs.
John r. Anderson, Decatur Axtell. 3.
NJ Anderson t2l. Miss Sarah A. AL
len. Thomas r. Armistead, f. b. Ad-
Olson. Archer Anderson, Lewis c.
Adair. Otis NJ Alfriend, Thomas At
kinson.
! Charles F. Boiling, ". 3. Broaddus.
James n Boyd, Mrs. r. NJ. Blanken-
ship, Lewis II. Blair. Ben Broken
brought, Thomas =. Bryan. A. c.
Becker. Thomas Boiling. Jr., r.. A.
Baughmau, Edward w. fsreeden, John
Stewart Bryan, r. M Brander. John
r. Branch. r. L. Bemiss. Mrs. Rob
ert l.. Kosher, John Hagoy. Blair
1. Boiling. George Bryan, Lewis g,
Eosher. Stanhope Boiling. Caperton
A. Rrsxton, James NJ Bali, T. w.
| Rowles. H. NJ. baskerville. c. W.
/ Bradley, ] ST. George BRYAN
Julian r Cole J T. w Curtis.
! Manfred Cali. Norman Call. A J.
Crafts. ], a, =. Chandler. Mrs. Geo.
l. Christian. Walter Christian, James
Csskie. ~ L. Cabell. Harvey Clarke.
s. l.. Clarke. Mrs. r.. r. Crump
George +. Cannon. Carneai a. John
ston. Mrs. Sam Cohen. John A. Clutch
ms, l. H. Cooke. James D. Crump, J
G. Coriey. ]. W. Crews. John II.
Chamberlayne. ]. u. Car, r II. Cary,
r. Pollard Cardo7o. Frank Cosby f.
A. Catisn.
Mrs Adoiph pin rev. James r.
I Donahue. n w Durretf Mrs Claude
NJ. Dean.
F. G.. Ebel. James n. Elan. Mrs
( r.. a. Epes. r Vt. Estes, Mrs. ]. Tay-
F., lor Eilyson.
/ List of Subscribers for 1911 and 1919
- s. Freeman. W. S. Forbes. Rives
| Fleming
4 Richard Gwathmev, James w. Cor
j don. r. II Gwathmey. Mrs. T.. NJ
4 Goodnow. Meyer Greentrec, William
s. Gordon, 4, II, Guigon, s. Gaieski.
Jacob Cans, Conway W. Gordon. Will
Ham Grimmei. G. r GrimmelI. r.
Douglas Gordon. William A. Green.
A. NJ Cover. Barton H. Grundy, Rob-
crt A. Gibson.
Fofhetner. A. II. Hill. ]. G Hankins.
7 john = Haw. Frank II. Hufty. Eppa
Hinton. Jr Henry r.. fIaase, Alfred
/ r. Harris IT. Cunningham Hall, Wal.
! Ter Iloiladay w. NJ Hahliston. Mrs.
Mrs. z =. Hotchkiss. G.. 4. Hanson.
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WEDNESDAY CLUB
REFLECTS CDR[EY

Continued from First Page.)
boast of chorus of nve or six hun,
dred members.
l might with all propriety refer to
the four concerts given in Atlanta the
week previous to our last festival.
Though the Cooperation. liberaiity
and sympathy OF the people of At
lanta. there was earned from these
four concerts final net profit Of near
~ $4,000. Now / believe what can
he done In Atlanta can be done just
a little better in Richmond. J be-
ilave that the people Of Richmond will
support earnestly the efforts of the
club In bringing here next season the
best orchestra that can he procured.
and the most famous artists obtain
able. and | propose TO use my best
efforts to induce the board of GOV er
Hors to consider several of tho follow :
Ing artists 3Caruso Tetrazni Scott,
Geraldine Fsrrar. Nine. luck. Homer
and several others. Before con-
tract Of this Kind can he matie. how
ever, II viii be necessary for us 10
have In hand sufficient number OF
subscriptions aud wish TO urge upon
all who are interested that they i'm
mediatelv sign subscription cards for
the concerts Of next season. for after
all the character OF the concerts de-
pend entirely upon the number Of sub
scribing members obtained.
cannot close my report without
giving the highest praise To the mem
bers of the board OF governors and
committees. who labored So faithfully
for the success Of the festival. and 70
emphasize the fact that 10 the music
committee We are indebted for the
selection Of the superb orchestra, great
artists and the program which, In
the judgment ef many. was the mos,
delightful ever attempted hy the club
the Tuesday evenings receipts for the
Faust concert showing the popularity
for opera In concert form.
have only two recomm enaations
10 make, and that il that the bylaws
he amended az follows: Strike ol3'
section 5, which provides for the APP,
pointmcnt Of finance committee. and
In lieu thereof. the appointment ri
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-07-01
MR.. TUCKER GOES
UNDER OPERATION

WASHINGTON. June so.-Harry
st George Tucker, one of the most
prominent Democrats connected with
Virginia politics. Is today slowly re-
covering in this city from recen.
operation upon his eyes.
Mr.. Tucker has been forced to un-.
largo several operations recently for
the benefit of his eyesight. He liz now
at the Episcopal Eye. Ear and Throat
Hospital here, and Is said to be on
the road to recovery following the
recent operation
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-07-01
NINE. EAMES no WED
! EMILIO DE GOt.ORXA

PARIS. June 3o.--The coming mar
riage or Nine. Eames, the opera
singer and former wife OF Julian
Storey. the artist, and Emilio de
Gogorza. who VAS divorced from his
wife recently. was officially Announc-
ed In a notica printed in the Temps
to-day. DE GoEorza Is a we'll known
concert singer.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-07-01
Orehas,gl1.

Especial to The Richmond vlTginian.)
nAhRlSONsURG, VA. June 30.
Kew. n. =, A. cupp. We'll known
United Brethren minister of Shenan-
doah City. ana Miss Lottie F. Ore
baugh. OF Berkeley Springs, were
married Wednesday night by Rev.
4. 8. HarmacK, Of Dayton.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-07-01
rA-hesis Dsss Suffolk.

ELIZABNTH CITY, N. c.. June So
The Tar Hells won from SufsOlk this
Afternoon. Ia thS ninth when Kaiser,
with Z two base hit brought in Gui-.
heen. Elizabeth City scored three in
the first. and suoffolk tied the, score
In the sixth.
Score by tnnings: r.
Elizabeth City ...... "a 09Oe0001
SUFFOLK ..............00 o---s
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-07-01
"B-B."

B-B.
Stands for Bsst Beverage. Served
at all soda fountains II is a gentle
stimulsnt for jaded nerves A tonic
appetizer. 4 hracer for hot, sum
fner DAYS. Delightful 10 the taste.
Made from u Richmond physician
formula. Everywhere, &c. Ask for
III II r. r :,
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1911-04-13
a gatepost.

gatepost.
15S4-Sr Walter Raleikh and his
expedition took possession of the
territory now known as Virginia.
164O-British parliament met again
by royal mandate after the refusal Of
the king to call one for almost thir-
teen years.
l743-Thomas jefferson born.
1750-George Frederick Handel
the celebrated German composer
died, aged 10.
1777-Battle of BoundbroOk, y. j.
17SS-Great riot in New York oc-
casioned by the imprudent manner in
which physicians procured subjects
from the burying grounds.
1S29-British Parliament passed
Catholic relief bill after a bitter fight
1S56-Philadelphia visited by d'q-
astrous tornado.
1S64-New war tax bill reported in
the house of representatives.
1S94-Democratic house, after crit
icizing Thomas Reeds Gear" rules.
adopted his method of counting a
quorum.
1904-Explosion of powder on bat
tleship Missouri killed 2s.
191O-Ezra Thayer elected dean Of
Harvard law school.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1911-04-13

terviews when again visiting the me-
tropolis have attested the apprecia-
tion of these travellers and their in
terest in DR.. Warren's work. Mar
riages, funerals. visits to the tck
and sorrowful, not only in hotels but
in private homes and hospitals and
even prisons as well as palatial resi-
dences have been among the official
deeds Of necessity and mercy that
have crowded the years of DIR. War
ren's pastorate to the parish of All
Strangers. which is an organization
that befriends strangers in emergen-
cies.
1t was founded by DR.. Warren in
1896. 1t was organized and strength
ened in 1902 by a committee of 90
well known clergymen and laymen
of different denominations, who
adopted the present name and Off
cially appointed DIR. Warren minister
in charge.