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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-01-02
sucu A Dr.,n.

Governor James llcnrict,a BRADY, Of
Idaho. is n man after our own heart
and quite IL the liking of those who
ccivcd more Christmas greetings this
year than any other Executive. ana his
Office looks as if somebody had given
him pin cushion and sachet bag
shower" lie is tho leader of the lat :
est confcdcracy in the United states
lut lie takes only five States for his
secession movement The education
work OF the confederation. however, Is
to hc extended over tho whole country.
Ills is confedcracy for 1.-The aboli-
tion OF slavery. tile slavery of women
who arc not allowed to vote
Governor Brady has issued a call for n
convention OF the nvc states in which
woman has the ballot. The meeting will
lie held at Tacoma on January IL. anu
then there will nc rumors OF war ana
rumhlings of the politicai earthquake
which will shake cntrcnchcd man out
of his boots. At the convention. rep
rcsenrativcs OF The Glorious Five States;
will express their satisfaction with
their states. which have liberated wo-
man The meeting will bc at Tacoma.
because Washington is the last state
TO adopt an amendment TO the Consti-
tuition providing that women may vote
and hold any pnhlic Office by election,
equally as well as men. tho salary re-
manning the same
Here is The clarion note sounded by.
the Byronic Brady: Il believe the time
has arrived when the women of the
Wes' should extend a helping hand TO
their sisters OF the Eastern and other
States in securing the ballot"
Brady is now the real lion among
the ladies.
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LAMBTON NOW OWNER
OF THEOBALD'S PARK

Bcrcsford havc not by any means OK.
nnnsted her estate. and she has been
10 l;ord Essex, ana TO the lattcr's son
by hts first marriage. Lord Maiden
Who were rciuted To her husband the
late Sir Henry, MehX. FOR Lord Iss-
sons mother Was the sister OF the
late Sir Henry Mcu%'s father. Consc-
puontly the Earl OF Essex and the
third and last Sir Henry Mcux were
iirst cousins.
AZ ono time Lady Meux ana Lady
i;ssc%' who Is AN american woman
ne daughter Of Beach Grant. OF New
oiR, were on terms oI great init
".rN' anu ~ - no secret that at That
Period l-nIy McuN had made up her
lhlhd To leavr every vcstigc OF her
property to Lord and Lady EsscN. BuL
some plarrel took place between tho
high spirited american woman ana
ne ne, somswhi,! do,nineerins and ,ccccn-
suit thai Lady McuN changed her WILL
and that Lord ESSEX is now only re-
sewing limited share OF the for
tune that would otherwise have come
such as IT Is. however. the bcuucst
VIII lac extremely welcome. and will
rnahlo Them 10 restore some OF the
former giorics or Cassinbury. their
beautiful ancestral homo near London,
witch, owing 10 financial troubles. and
70 the difficulty OF keeping II up, they
have been obliged to let to strangers
Tor many 4 long year.
That the Lords are not so unpo,,i-
k'r with the MASSES in England as the
organs o! the Liberal press would
have people In this country believe liz
shown hy the extraordinary number
81 sons of peers. bearing courtesy H.
Ties who have been elected to the
House Of Commons. Among them are
Lord l.ansdownc's son. tho Earl of
Kerry. Lord Salisbmry's brother. Lord
Hugh Cecil: the MARQUIS uf Butc's
brother. Lord Ninfan criciton- stuart;
the Earl OF stairs son Niscount Dali
iymplci the Marquis. OF Londondcrry's
son, Ni@count ChstclrcuGh: the Duke
nt Norfolk's brother. Lord Edmund
Talbot the Duke OF Portlands broth
or Lord Henry Cavcndish Dcntinck:
the Duke Of Ahcrcorn's brother, Lord
Giaud Hamilton: the late Marquis of
Waterfords brother. Admiral Lord
Charles Beresford: Lord FavcrsTa!n's
grandson. discount Jielmslcy: the Mar
quis of fullbardnc. son anu heir OF
the Duke of Atholl: Viscount Morrcth
son of the Earl Of Carlisle: Lord Bal
cares son of the Earl of Craw ford;
Ntscount Wolmcr, son Of tho Earl of
Sclborne: Hisco,in. l.cwishnm. son Of
The Earl Of Dartmouth: Lord AleNan-
der Thyme. n brother OF tho Mar
guis of Bath. tho Earl of Ronaldshay
son and heir of the Marquis of Ici-
land. besides many others: as well as
Of Wintcrton. who Is tho Unionist
member for Horsham. Sussex in the
House Of Commons, and Viscount Va
icntia, who again represents oxford
| In the same lower chamber OF the
national Legislature.
Copyright. 1911. by the Brentwood
Company
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THE ThIEs DsIATo RICHMOND VA, MONDAY JANUARY 2

however, TO make the most and tho
best OF their opportunities. our condi-
ton will he sad indeed.
We must not forget that New York.
Ohio. Massachusetts, Connecticut. New
Jersey and Indiana would have bccn
lost TO the Democracy II all the Re-
puhllenns in those states had gone 10
the polls In November and voted the
regular Republican tickets. 1t was not
n Democratic triumph in the sense that
it was won by Democratic votes. LET
us not forget that In the meantime,
we are pleased To sec the Republicans
Hooking 10 the Tart standard. as. in
case of accident lie is the only Re-
publican vino is iii for President.
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|
monopoly long held by German bands
and orchcstrns; tho decorators. whose
| work may he seen i'll tho best theatres
aud hotels: and the cooks. who are
employed In large numbers In the best
hotels and cafes. bidding fair TO de-
stroy the monopoly of the French
chefs DIES cuisines.
The Italian Government. the Roman
Catholic Church. some Protestant
churches and various settlement
! houses are doing much for the uplift
OF the race In New York. In helping
the Italians T." adjust themselves to
this country. the Italian press is doing,
however. very little.
That Italians are coming TO this
country in families is an cncuura cling
sign. as the Italian is great family
man, and Is lost without family life.
Italian books. too. arc being imported
in great numbcrs-anotlcr cncourag-
ing sign.
According to DR.. Pccorini. only n
small percentage of Italians arc en-
gagged In agriculture III this country.
These have developed IN three distinct
tclds--truck farming, extensive agri-
culture. and Embarrassing. They are
taking hold OF abandoned EARNS in
Western New York and the New Eng
land states. Truck farming Is carried
on by them to a greater oxtent in New
Jersey, PENNSYLVANIA ana the Caro-
linas.
Italians can he found I'm considerable
numbers In tho cotton. sugar cane,
and tobacco fields of tho South and
Southwest. Fifteen thousand Italians
are working on tho sugar and cotton
plantations OF Louisiana. Reports
from tho Sunnysdc farm colony in
Arkansas show that In spite OF adverse
conditions tho Italians are doing far
more than holding their own with tho
negro. Fifteen thousand Italians arc
agricultural iaborcrs In Texas.
In fruit culture. tho Italian has been
most successful IN this country There
arc sixty thousand Italians in Cali.
fornia. onc-half of them engaged in
agriculture. Their Wines arc cello
brated. and much OF tho London clarct
drinking was made In California
Finally, says DR.. Pecorini. what tho
Italian needs Is to become citizen
and a voter. or the 100000 Italians In
New York. only $1,000 vote, while tho
proportion OF voters In other nationali-
ties varies from - TO IS per cent. The
Italian must identify himself with the
institutions and government OF his
adopted land. The dealer in votes Is
too prevalent among tho Italians. The
problem of making citizen of the
Italian can lie solved by helping him,
not exploiting him: by giving him fun
credit for tho good that is in him; by
educating him and informing him as
to American ideals. The Italian can
contribute his full quota to the better
life of the Republic. and il Is the task
OF earnest Americans to see that the
Italian becomes in the best sense an
American,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-01-02

Why is it that tho esteemed Amherst
Progress never uses the word "cn-
typdc." which ono Of its editors. Sen
ator strobe used to get off so often
In the Senate of Virginia Is It that
there is no ono In Amherst who ''cn-
types? Tho Farmville Herald will
forgive us for what we arc about ia
say, but is 1t possible that in the
Progress ONCE "cntype" has never
been in type?
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-01-02

Governor-elect Cruce, OF Oklahoma.
the~Paronius of fashion, the sartorial
arbiter clcEantiarum OF that Western
Paris. Guthrie. who dlsdains to wear n
dress suit. will probably boat over tho
fact that tho Hon. J. Warren Kcifcr of
Ohio, who has insisted on wearing Il
full dress suit regularly night and day,
VIII be missing when the roll of the
next House Is called in washington.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-01-02

Z tho high brows will stop minute
they Will reach the conclusion. VIC are
sure. that Shechan would mako as cf-
fective United States Senator as
DR.. Depcw This is not saying great
deal for Shcehan; but something ought
to be said for him on the first day of
the New Year.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-01-02
WILL ruE nIsnor TALK.

Bishop Kennedy. rector of the Amcri-
can College At Rome, is now on visit
10 mis- aged parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
Patrick Kennedy, at conshohocken,
PENNSYLVANIA. lie is a preiatc of great
Importance in The Catholic Church.
and has been at tic head of the Amcri-
can College for ten years. lie Is al
ways Very courteous to Americans visit
ins Rome and It is through him that
audiences" are arranged win tile
Pope. We wish he would toll about
the surprising performances Of the
greatest American who has ever
crossed The ocean on his visit to
tho eternal city Year or 50 ago, The
Bishop could tale unfold that would
make mighty interesting reading.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-01-02

Exactly why n silver waiter orna-
mented with grapes and vines should
have been presented to .Iosephus
Daniels, we do not quite understand;
grapes and vines" Indicating vine
yards and vintagcs and good fellow
ship, which is not n design that VIC
should have chosen for a confirmed
prohibtionist.
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! er's wife. Is Jealous or the household
OF heiEhboring farmer named
nrundy. ~, In ono OF her day dreams she
says says If our Nelly were to marry q
GrundN would say?" Her husband saws:
nc quiet, wool we? Always ling
."WinLE a, ,v PANE re- Gr!ndy into my ears
VIII Mrs. Grundy tiinlS?'"
largest single Sheet Scwspuper,
tease tell mo what was tho largest
smsic sheet newspaper
Tho metropolitan Sunday n,pcr
sometimes containing 81 TO a6 or more
pages OF seven or eight columns each.
Is published In several sheets or see.
single sheet of which We fnd any men
t,on was The Illuminated Qundrupie
n,,"h,steiiation. published BY George
| 1899, II was announced to appear once
IN 100 years. II was 40 by 100 inches
IN size. each OF the eight pages con
i, i ,hirtton columns IS Inches
ionS. ana tho price was 80 cents TIIs
edition or $4,000 copies represented tho
iabof OF forty persons for eight weeks.
II reprinted the famous Moon Hoax"
from the New York Sun of So. anu
hah about forty poems, with hiatorlcai
articles stories. etc. and numerous
portraits. Including President Buch.
nnan. Edward Everett. Horace Greeley
and James Gordon Bennett
Cnlls.
Two families live In the same town.
nut nave never met. They have young
people who became engaged Whose
IIuty Is IT To make the FIRST call. the
FAMILY of the young man or that of the
young lady?
according 10 the american rules Of
etiquette. tho first call Is made By the
older residents in the place on those
VINO came to the place later.
Patent.
How long does 1t take thr authori-
ties at Washington., -. C.. to pass upon
patent that has hccn applied FORE
There Is no fixed time. Cases are
sometimes complicated because of ons
or more persons contcs,inE tho claims
81 the applicant, and that involves
ociay.
Cards.
IS 1t proper for husband ana wife.
when making dinner cali, to leave
The cards should he handed 10 the
maid who opens the door
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-01-02
cIlErnN .nnGE GOES nnY.

\, the local option election III Ciif-
ton Forge on saturday the vote stood (:
For saloons, l4s against saloons. $50
majority for no license. ISL. This was
Il gain of lo3 for prohibition since tho
election at clifton Forge two years ago
on tile same question. 1t means that
the people of that town have detcrmin-
Cd the question for themselves in their
own way and for their own benent.
only one speech was made during the
campaign. and that by q representative
Of the Model License League OF Ken
lucky. The vote Of the people Of the
commmnity showed that they did not
REQUIRE his counsel The voting out
Of the saloons at Clifton Forge means
That there are no saloons on the Chcsa-
peake and Ohio hallway. except at one
summer resort, between Hinton. West
Virginia. and Richmond, and we re-
ioicc win the no license people OF the
rlace tina, they have got exactly what
they wanted
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-01-02

Bob Taylor does some pretty good
things now and then. lie has lust dc :
livcred lecture in Memphis for tho
benefit OF widow and six children
OF newspaper man who left them
pcnnilcss and without home. Senator
Taylor charged the charity workers
nothing. hut his lecture Melted enough
money to buy the house for the unfor-
tnnate family That was a kindly ana
commendab1e act
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-01-02

Shall the ancient trial by combat
settle the suffrage question? Miss Jane
Haskell eighteen and athletic, dlsa
grees with DIR. Ruth Gay. member OF
the Oklahoma State Female Suffrage
Association. as TO the proper sphere
of woman. She says
u am perfectly willing to settle this
argument as TO wonan's proper posi-
lion in life with boxing gloves Since
Or. Gay believes that women should
act like men, perhaps she would rather
put on the gloves than battle with
the feminine wcapon-thc tongue. Tel
DR.. Gay that will do little sparring
II she is so inclined"
Can DR.. Gay come hack? we know
not; Ills writ in the temple of the fates
If there shall he n female Reno. b,
all means let ns secure box seats
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-01-02

Now tina, the Christmas season is
over. the Glove and the coffee bean
will have to be Used again
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Daily Queries and Answers
Address all communications to Query Editor
NO mathematical solved M
COINS or stamps valued will be given
Prominent Ruicrs.

Prominent Rulers.
VIII YOU please print i'm your val
uapie paper the rulers and tho title
tre $40 r rml1rs for tho following coun-
AUSTRIA Hungary. Spain. Russia. NIcx
leo, Portugal, Switzerland and Bel
Eium; also the Govcrnor-Geusral OF
England. George v; Ge@ ermanY Nh
Inn H.: France. Armand Fallicres;
HAY, Victor EmmanucI III: Austria
phonso MIL: RUSSIA, Nicholas IL
,MeNico Poriiirio DIaz: Portugal. sen
nor 6raEo: Switzerland. NJ. Comtcssc
nor Gcncral of Canada is Earl Grey.
Ten.
When ana by whom was ten frs.
used rs n beverage?
The earliest use OF tea az "a drinI,
mas been traced back to tho Chimes,
about $40 y. y. It's use did not be.
como seneral In that country until 500
ana IL was nrst introduced by lii,
Dutch into Europe In 1910. ii was
used In England on very rare occa-
sions prior TO 1867. selling at that time
at from rs to TO pound.
frnn Moore.
lines. ana in what does ii appear
The friends who In our unshine live
When winter comes. arc flown:
u.
Must weep those tears alone"
These arc the last two lines of the
hrst verse and the first two OF the
second verse Of ono of Tom Moore's
poems, entitled 20. Thou WHO Dry's,
me Mourncr's Tears to be found In
his WORKS.
DESERVING from the Army.
Kindly inform me regarding tho fol.
lowing: enters the army for three
Years. serves, two years and two
months. and then deserts If arrested
can he he bought out: IL not. what viii
he the punishment mntcd out 10 him.
J. ".
lie cannot bc bought out. IL con.
victed Of descrtion. he may be acn-
fenced any amount OF time UP to three
Mrs. Grundy
What IS the origin OF the social say.
ing, What will Mrs Grundv say"
This saving, which IS intended 10
conway the question What will on,
neiehbors or our rivals say?" is from
Tom Morion's Speed the Plough.' Il,
tho 4 <
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-01-02

Entered 1aruar. q. 1903. a; Richmond. va.
rs sccond-clnss matter undo! act OF Con-
gross Of March s. 1879.
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One Week.

Daily with sunday .....................H cents
Daily without sunday..................io cents
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cA,,rs Nh El.rEurs.

MoNpAy. lANrAl;Y :. 1911.
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Mrs. GrIindy.
What is ihc
[ ia MARuuisE DE FONTENO
ICE ADMIItNl. SlE IlEDMOETn

HAMILTON. younger brother ot
the Earn OF Durnam, 10 whose
tIlnSpgrt of fh,. rrt:It ls,tta ri
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CnIIs.

Cards.
Is 1t proper for a husband ana vie
when making a dinner cali, to lcay'
The cards should he handed 10 IN,
maid who opens the door
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-10-11
A VEGETARIAN AND
MEAT EATER IN
A CONTEST
Brothers Whose Ideas About
Diet Differ Widely Making
Walking Trip as Test OF
Their Convictions.

Kass city Mo, oct ii.--Iots OF
thius. have been done Ia the interests
OF SCIENCE but probabls none OF
stranger import or more far-rcachlns
nnuyco than a trip which two broth
,r- arc nov making.
lu She interest OF science Jesse H.
and warren ~ Bunum are walking
FROM Buston. Mass. 10 10. Angeles.
Csi rhcy arrived ia Kansas cay
e,tfd9 and viii bc here several
days Fhho arranging new device
fur transporting their aaEgngc, which
ssru nkrs dHy about in pushing Last
ulpbt obey reposcd Ia their oYtdoor
Irtping bags on the roof ut the Y. NJ.
q. g. building While in chicago they
slrpt un the roof % the iaSalio hO-
tcl tNenty-two stories above the
Etound
The coast 20 coast walk OF tbs Buff
fums b. expected to Doe one of great
scientific value. as tho young men are
making many experiments. dietary and
otherwise The trip was arranged by
pr Dudley A. Sargent ~ Harvard
university. aEd physicians an over the
f''N'iH'hN NN' WATCHING NiNN NhA'WANfH
The walkers give no lectures. sell no
post cards and perform no trlcka 90
make money while ca route They
urr Uu salary and restrictions govern.
lns the hike" arc yrfs risld.
Tho test is 20 tr one ot endurance
between Jesse. who DO great meat
eater. aud Warren. Who b. a strict
vegetarian iu sulrctins the brothers.
pr sargent b. rhId to have found the
Ideal conditions Tor such test lie
laid down strict rules ~ diet before
the young men Left the state house "a
Iostun, Ju,y $50. after receiving let
tors from Governor Foes 90 oticr gov
crnurs they would meet IN route.
tf two men vote mkcn from differ
,nt families IL was not believed the
test would o., as fair as the one en-
gagged in between the Buffum broth
crs Huth have the same heritage and
strength. their muscular development
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-10-11
PARCEL DELIVERY


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FOR SALE.
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lOB SALE.
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tt900-Six-roum modern now bung-
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Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-10-11

Albuquerque sufferers Sloaid Take
No Further Risk.

why viii people continue 70 suffer
the ag0nics of kidney complaint
back ache. urinary disorders, lame
ness. headaches. ianguor. why allow
themselves to become chronic In
valids. when tested remedy II offer
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n You have any. even one Of the
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Remember the namo-Doan's--And
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Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-10-11

FOR SALE 500 piano taken on fore.
closure OF mortsage. WIN sell for
Slib cash. Address Ios 90. Herald
once, Zoe
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-10-11

FOR SALE Groom frame house with
porches- Inquire room rs, n. 4. Al.
milo bldg
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-10-11
one step

For progress peopir l"ldly hawl.
Well. az a pinch
We might get busy anI recall
Judge Lynch.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-10-11

Lets have few drinks"
II need my money 10 buy q pair Of
shoes"
"Oh, a few drlnks won't hurt you
any"
Neither will the shoes. II ann rca-
snnahly careful in picking them out"
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-10-11

FOR SALE

i2O0O--S-room brick, modern, south
Edith ST., close in
f2iO0-5-foom frame. modern sth
ward. near car line
ti200-5-roOm bungalow. modern,
large lot good outbuildings. fine To-
cation.
flSO0--f-roOm frame, bath. lot s0x
if2. shade and fruit trees, close In.
a2000--i-room frame, modern.
lawn, chicken yard South Edith 81.
fi9OO-e-room modern bungalow.
North 18th street.
si5OO--7-roOm cement nnlsh mod
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lot. good outbulldinss: close In.
t2750--b-room brick, modern. good
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MONEY TO loan
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III. SOUTH FOURTH STREET
Next 10 New postoskes. Phone ere
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-10-11

Yon are no. expeFimensihs on your.
self when you take Chemberlain 3
Cough Remedy for rold ~ that prep.
aration has won H. great reputation
and extensive sale by ita femarkahle
cures of colds. and can always be de-
pended upon. II Is equally Variable
Tor adults and children and may be
given TO Young children With Implicit
confidence ~ Il contains no harmful
drug Shld by all dealers fH
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-10-11
SUMMER RESORT.
THE COUNTRY CLua.
In CARMEL Tiicrus CanKarl.

The most ideal country CUP In tins
southwest, Lunch. refreshments ana
pleasant smiles with all the freedom
OF country lie IL accorded 10 all.
Parties that desire 20 invite their
friends for an outdoor dinner can
send their order by phone. and be-
fore reaching there everything viii
DO In readiness. without waiting or
taking the trouble 20 do your own
cooking.
Csrnuei Country Club.