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The oasis., 1911-09-09
TOO lATs.

Advices from the City of Mexico are to the effect that when General Bernardo Reyes attempted to ad- dress an open air meeting in SUD- port of his candidacy for the presi- deucy of tue Mexican republic, Monday of the present week, he was mobbed by the populace and handled very severely, in the crush being robbed of several thousand dollars which he carried upon his person.
 While THE OASIS Is no respecter of mob violence, 1t cannot help the reflection that General Reyes Is about the only ran in all Mexico who would have received so severe a token of public displeasure It should not be forgotten, and the people of Mexico do not forget 1t, that when the hour arrived for a man to strike and the opportunity was at the hand of General Reyes, he failed to rise to the occasion. Instead he accepted the exile i'm posed upon him by President Diaz aad went to Europe upon milt- tary mission which cloaked thinly the exile which was his lot. Had ke refused to accept that mission, declared that he had a right to aspire to the vice presidency, or tue presidency, in the pending election, if he wished and any number of his cOuntrymen so desired, and made such a position d rallying cry, he would have swept the country, taking with him the army, deposing the Diaz ad- ministration with little if any bIoodshed. That was his great opportunity, and he was not equal to the occasion. Accepting the giIded degradation he went abroad upon useless mission, leaving an obscure and unknown man Ma deroy to raise the standard oi revolt, which he dared not; he returned to Mexico when Diaz was ieposed, and now seeks to pluck hy the ballot from the hand oi Madero the fruit of his victory The people of Mexico will not stand for it. General Reyes is too late.
The oasis., 1911-09-09

GOVERNMENT faces at times seri- ous problems. Such problems can uct be solved by a wave of the h4nd and q contemptuous snort any more than can be solved in the same manner a proposition of
The oasis., 1911-09-09

Euclid. And this assertion applies to municipal government and to county government as well as to state and national government.
The oasis., 1911-09-09

ONE hundred and fifty eight to sixteen Utmost ten to one for municipal water works. There can never be any laying over upon others the responsibility for the outcome.
The oasis., 1911-09-09

THE fool who rocks the boat and that other fool who yells fire" in a crowded theatre are running neck aad neck in competition of disaster.
The oasis., 1911-09-09

WHEN some matters are taken into consideration 1t is marvellous Chat the vote for water bonds was not unanimous.
The oasis., 1911-09-09
EDITORIAL NOTES.

BULL FIGHTING and pugllism are brutal; but how about public auto mobile races2
The oasis., 1911-09-09
TERRITORY OF ARIZONA e,
 COUNTY pP SAATA CRUZ '"

Before me, s. F. Noon, & Notary Public in and for the County ofSenta Cruz, Territory df
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-02-18
ANNOUNCES CANDIDACY.
Justice Fnrucli To Make Race for MAY
crafty OF Suffolk.
Especial to The Times-Disna,c,,

Special 70 The Times Dispatch.
suffolk, Va" February 17.--Justicc
Daniel Newton Tarneli to-day an
nonnccd his candidacy for Mayor or
Suffolk. Mayor Norhect has declined
reelection. and tho only other avowcd
aspirant is Councilman Holiday jus
ticc F'arncll, formerly OF the Weather
Bureau, resided in Vermont. Tex. and
New Mexico before coming TO suffolk.
y somewhat remarkable scene &c
Cured In the City Council late last
night. when DR.. Campbell Introduced
resolution criticizing City Attornef
Robert w. Withcfs, who was quoted in
a newspaper interview as tho author or
statements telling of tho harmful
financial effects Of local prohibition.
After a lively debate, the Council
voted six 10 three that the discussion
was out Of place, and tho resolution
was ordered stricken from tho seeordp,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-02-18
.EHDOF ARGUMENTS
IN ELECTION CASE
Judge Christian Will Probably
Render Decision Next
Week.
Especial TO The Times !

y II.
Lynchburs, Va February 1.-THE
argument in the contest Of the De-
cemberfloca option election was con
cluded this afternoon. Judge A. 4
Fhicgar. OF Christiansburg. making
the concluding argument for the
''drys," who arc contcsting the cleo
ton, which went wet by cightyfve
majority.
About eight hours were consumed
in the three sessions OF Judge Chris
tians court. tho morning session be-
ing taken up with statements b. Thos.
Whitehead. for the "drys,' and Ran
dolph Harrison and j. I. Coleman for
the ,.wets.' Alr. Coleman finished at
the Afternoon session, when Judge
Phlegar began. Judge Phlcgar finish
cd at o'clock
The real Issue In the contest mar
rows down to the right OF court to
review the work OF the registrars and
election Judges. The vets deny this
right.
y decision is not expected certainly
before next week, as Judge Christian
took the case under Amusement
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-02-18
News Of South Richmond

communicative, however, and refuses
to give out tho man Of his recommends
ton.
The Unpard enable sin" was the SUB
Ject Of stirring sermon delivered la st
night by the Rev. J. j. Wicker, past or
OF tile Leigh Street Baptist Church, in
the cambridge Street Church. a largo
and attentive audience was on hand
The series of revival meetings dur
ing the two weeks In this church will
be concluded Sunday night By Mr.
Wicker.
The choir, under the leadership OF
w. j. Morrisett, has prepared some ex-
cellcnt music for this occasion. There
will be- no service in the Bainbrldga
street Church Tonight.
Personal nnd General.
w. T. Bethel, Of Earmville, is visit
ing his mother, Mrs. G. f. Bethel. Of
zoos Perry Street.
!. "a. MorriSsett, OF Columbus o.
is the guest of Judge Il. IL Wells q
p. S. Hoy, OF Chesterfield county.
is recovering rapidly from the effects
OF O recent opera ion in the shelter
Mrs y G. Jones, of Rocky Mount,
\. c., who has been visiting Mrs p.
W Jones, Of Twelfth and Perry
Streets, will return home shortly.
bury Methodist Church, Will preach
Sunday morning at the Brancn's Bap-
list Church. The Broad Rock quartet
Will furnish the music.
The Woman's Sewing Circle of the
Batnhridgc Street Baptist Church will
hold reunion OF the members OF that
church on Monday night at s O'Clock in
tors birthday.
Bernicc higgins, daughter or Mrs.
c. l. higgins, Of 2o5 East Seventh
Street, was the hostess at a birthday
party Thursday evening.
The home of Mr.. and Mrs Joseph
T. Leonard. of Chesterfield county, was
the scene OF an enjoyable surprise
party Thursday night, given by n,m-
her OF friends in honor OF Della and
Floyd Leonard, children OF the hosts.
The evening was spent III games and
music. and delightful refreshments
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-02-18
WILLIAMSBURG: NEWS NOTES.
=. ~. E5s fs7es
Hotel ButidinE soid.-Status OF College
BctnE Investigated. El.,a

$500 P"iuluE Sofu--Statuk OF college
Being Investigated. 81
Especial to The Times Dspatch.1 SIS
Williamsburg. Va, February 1 The
Williamsburg Hotel building and the
large lot upon which it is located. form
crly owned by Mrs r. F. johnson. wa.
sold this morning before the COURT
mouse to satisfy deed OF trust. Caps
tain E. w. Maynard Of Biglers. al
ready the largest individual property
owner In Williamsburg. bid the prop
erty In at s530o 1t VIII not he operat-t
ed as n hotel by the new owner
pony, ridden by Winder Lane. III,
son Of Colonel L. ". Lane, backed
into a plate glass window In the mil-
linery store of Mrs. ]. l.. Slater thia
morning. smashing the window and
inhiItinG deep cut on the animal
Young Lane hastily dismounted ana
was not injured.
Norwood Apperson, Of New Kent. has
purchased tho residence OF Mrs !. r..
Bcllamy, lying on the jamestown
Boulevard, a short distance outside az
town. The price paid was $50 300 Mr.,
Appcrson also purchased an adjoining
lot, belonging to Mrs. A. b. HUT. for
5000 Mr.. Apperson contemplates NOV
ing here and conducting aBboardins
house for college students.
John G. Bowman, Of New York wa.
here to-day to Investigate tho status
of William and Mary College as to
the Carnegie Foundation. It Is thought
the college will soon be In position to
enjoy the privileges OF the foundation,
although Mr. Bowman made no state
ment rs TO what he would rep ort.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-02-18

were served later in the evening
Among those present werc Missed
Myrtle Leonard, Lucille Leonard, Della
Leonard. Mary West. Myrtle Black
BURN, Ollie Crozc, Carrie Croze. Mary
ROSS. Ester Cheatham, Gertrude! RISKY,
Jessie Wooster. Mrs. Catlett Mrs
Branch. Mrs Hardy. Mr.. and Mrs Leo.
nard, MIR. and Mrs Arthur Cook Mrs.
Marshall. Herbert Farrer, Parson Cliff.
ford Blackburn. Cheatham, Floyd Leo.
nard. Joseph Marshall, Ohio Clary and
John Ross. 55T
or the law yesterday and was baiied
last night for his appearance In tho
Police Court this morning. He Is
charged with being drunk and down.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-02-18

ESpe,.iAl Tic Times Dispatch.l
Stanton, Va February l7.-Bethcl
Presb%tcrian Church. near Grcenvilie.
Was on Wednesday the scene OF 81
beautiful wedding. the contracting par.
ties being Miss Eva Watts Hamilton
daughter Of Mrs. ". II. Hamilton. Of
N!ddlcbruok, and William Alen Mob
ley, Of Johnston. S. G.. The bride
wore 4 travelling suit Of green broad
cloth, and her maid OF honor and cou-
sin, Miss Cornciia Wallace Mish of
ididdiehrook. wore brown marquisette.
with coral bead trimming. The best
man was fiuGh r. I.atimer. OF Bir-
minEham. Ala. cousin of the groom.
Ushers were Ollie ". Hamilton. broth
CT Of the bride: S. r. Gilltoson, II. ii.
Clommcr and Or. Herman Welland, al,
OF Middlenrook. The Rev, C.. D. Wal
Ter performed the cercmony The we'd :
ding march FROM Lohengrin" was play
Cd by Miss Elizabeth Wallace.
Ntagnificent noral decorations COW
cred almost the whole interior Of the
church, 4sft#
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.itCNvc-.-lTOrilEnl,1.

. SpcclaI 70 Thn Times Dispatchl
spencer, y. G.. February 17--s;ociety
was greatly Interested in the wedding
last evening OF Miss Annie Laurie
Eordham and Mr.. Norman flaming
Stcrpc, which was solemnizcd ia
spencer Methodist Church at 1870
o'clock The ushers were c. G. Thoil-
Ing. j. a. Williams. Robert 7. (iood,,
and ] "a. Cooke. The groom was with
his best man, Professor Giles. si,Dor3.
intendent OF the city schools sat Ma
rion. and the bride entered, leaning
on the arm Of her sister AIRS. E'zzellc,
OF Clinton. y G.. The impressive ring
ceremony was used and3was pronouncs
cd by the pastor. Rev. r, y. Sheriff..
The church was beautifully decorated
plantx. ~ ia9s Z. -
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-02-18

Sharpe. junior debater from tho Phi
Society, was the second speaker Of the
Affirmative. The main speeches were
closed by B. Y. Ferguson. junior de-
batter from the Flu Society
# The ieJoinders were spirited, and the
speakers showed wonderful ability in
picking the weak points in their on
poncnts argument
The Judges were State Senator's
Gardner and Starbuck, and Rev Mr.
Dunford. and they decided unanimous
~ In favor of the negative
The orations tonight equaled the
usual high standard. J. p. Tucker was
the first orator OF the evening, his sub :
ject being America as World Pow
er." w. G. Moore followed him with
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-02-18

an Grafton on Direct Legislation: Tho
Safeguard of Democracy" After tho
orations came tho reception In the
society halls. Here everything was a
scene OF beauty. being adorned by
man, OF the States fairer sex
Among those that have participated
In the exercises when they wore stu
dents In college are Tom Dixon, Dr.
y. G. Dixon. OF Chicago: DR. John f.
White. of'Atlanta; Congressman Il. Y.
webb. W. G. Dowd. Speaker Of the
House of Representatives,; Dr. r. n
Nann and Professor John f, Ray OF
Raleigh; Attorney-Gcncral T. w Bicl1
EFT and Drs. c. e. Brewer. Z. w. Sykes
and Professor J. B. Sarlyle, Of the fac
ulty of Wake Forest COLLEGE
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-02-18
EXERCISES HELD
At WAKE FOREST
Annual Celebration Of Philona-
thcsian and Euzelian Lit
erary Societies.
Especial to The Times Dispatch.

tSpectal to The Times DispatchI
wake FOREST ~ c.. Feb. 1.-THE
seVenty-slXth anniversary OF the Ph!lo
mathesian> and Euzclian Literary So
ciettes was celebrated today with ex-
crcises that were he equal OF any tia +
nave been held In the history Of this
college. There were present more yis-
itors from this and other States than
have ever attended similar exercises.
and probably more than have ever al,
,enned exercises at any college in this
state. Besides the great number that
arrived yesterday and arc here for IN.
entire three days Of tho festivities.
there was run a special train from
raleigh this afternoon bearing many
OF the states foremost young women.
who are attending colleges in that city.
and also large number from the city
itself
As II determined 10 equal the social
S'de OF the occasion which was far
greater than ever before. the sneak
ers at the debate this afternoon deliv
cred speeches that have seldom If ever.
peen equalcd by college men in the
state The debate was presided over
DE Thomas J. Osbourne. OF Haywood
COUNTY and Walter r. Futrell, OF
\ NORTHAMPTON county, was secretary.
lhe query debated was:
RESOLVED. That United States SEN
. '1iioulu be Eiccteu by Il Direct
otc OF the People Each sneaker
WAS allowed twenty-nve minutes to be
used as he saw ut, provided that not
more than eight minutes were used in
rejo,nder. The new style Of order
was used, in that the side that opened
me debate closed ii. Thus j. Il. Eller,
senior debater of tho I;u Society, made
me opening main speech ana closed
the rcjoiners G. T Hutchinson, senior
speaker from the Phi Society, was the
iirst speaker of 1he negative and c. r.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-02-18

At the weekly meeting last night of
r. +. Lee Camp. NO. /, Confederate
Veterans, most OF the time was CON
stunned in talking about the coming
meeting Of the Grand Camp at Little
Rock Letters We're read from reccp-
ton committees. outlining the prepa-
rations being made for the entertain
mcnt of the veterans. The schools, it
appears. VIII be suspended for the
week and the old soldiers will be ac-
commodated on beds 10 be placed IN
the school houses
The members OF the camp will leave
Richmond over the Chesapeake and
Ohio Railway
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-02-18
Social and
ersonal

n n rs. WILLIAM HODGES MANN.
lNH who recently spent several
days with relatives in Peters
oure. attended the meeting of her
musical club in that city "Wednesday.
Mrs Mann played a Love Song" by
Jonas. and "Gavotte" By II Hoffman.
as part OF the program for the after
moons entertainment
One Of the fandsomest functions,
given In Richmond last season was tho
musical at the Executive Mansion.
when the Governors wife entertained
tho Petersburg Wednesday Musical
Club
Nrn. Sc0tts Luncheon.
Mrs, Frederick W scott has issued
invitations for buffet luncheon to be
given on February % at her home oil
West Franklin Street
At Country Club.
There viii he the usual Saturday ar
scrioon tea this afternoon from / 80
to o'clock at the Country Club of
Virginia. Mrs. John 4. Coke, ,jr. viii
pour tea. She viii be assisted by Alra.
r. b. Pegrain. Mrs. Thomas y. Sic-
Adams. Mrs n Walter Hubbard, Mrs.
Philip Powers, Mrs. ". H. Miles. Miss
Ella Jackson. formerly or This city,
now of Danville. and tho house cues,
Of Mrs Pegram. The clubhouse deco
rations Will consist OF pink tulips and
primroscs. Tho usual number or small
dinners Will follow the reception this
afternoon.
Cnrd Tournament.
The February card tournament at
the Womans Club was played Friday
night at the club. Nine tables were
engaged and compass whist WAS play
ed The highest score. north and
south. was made by Mr.. and Mrs.
~ II. Robins and east and west by
Miss Margaret Morson and John r..
Cary. Following the game, which was
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-02-18
MAY VOTE To HECOME PART
OE CUMBERLAND COUNTY
fSnecialto The Tlmes-Dispn

NJ 'sIlN ii 70 NJ: iIIIgS = Is P!i KClI
Fayettevil!c. y. c.. February Ii
the r a s,' chi,aTher Of Com m
wards securing the passage through
the Legislature Of an act allowing the
citizens OF that part OF Lumber Bird &c
ed in the recently formed Hoke com
~. ana all OF Parkton township. OF
Robson county. to vote in an election
as to whether they shall become part
OF Cumberland county. 1t has been
brought to the attention OF the Cha IN
Der or Commerce that the people OF
these townships are heartily in favor
OF annexation. and of the passage o!
bill providing for the election de-
sired. The secretary of the chamber
has been instructed to at once com
municate with Cumbcrland's represcn
tivcs in this behalf.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-02-18
DENTISTS MEET IL WINSTON.
lndOrse Movement for Dental Inspec-
AZ tom OF School Children.

Especial to The. Times Dispatch
Winston- Salem, y. c., February IL
Cleveland Dental Association, in ses-
sion here, decided to hold its next
meeting in shelby in July. AZ this
mornings session. DIR. r. L. Simpson,
OF Richmond, gave q clinic on crown
and bridge work, showing models and
giving a practical demonstration OF
This kind OF work. The associa ton
adopted resolutions indorsing the
dorsing the movement for dental in
spcction of children in public schools
OF the State.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-02-18
Engn.c..,ent Anuo,,,,c.d.

Special 70 The Times DispatChj
Winchester, Va, February l7.-A!r
and Mrs Marshall Mccormick. OF Ber-
fSNille. tnarke county, have announce
cd the engagement OF their daughter
Miss Rosaiie Taylor Mccormick, 10
Horace Sinithey, OF Washington who
is Il member Of aT old South Carolina
family. The wedding will take place
in Berryville in June, and Will be ono
Of the most notable functions of tho
Kind in Clarke county this summer
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-02-18
Invitations ys.,,ra

TSTtUIaI % ms Tlmcs- Dispatchl
Spotsylvania.. Va, February IL
Mrs and Alrs4 Samuel II. Hoyic. M
MARYLAND. have made announcement
and issued cards 10 tho marriage az
their daushter. Miss Marie Teresa. 10
walter Henry Richardson, Of Spotsyl
vania county. The rites will be cello.
DRAFTED March I next at tho home Of
the brides parents.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-02-18
New source OF water sunni, !.

tSpccial to The Times Dispatch s3S
Bristol Va, February l 7-Rrist oil
has Just completed a water main from
the Frank Preston Spring, al Wallace,
to this city, distance OF five miles.
Of supply, according to estimates OF
hydraulic engineers, VIII yield from
100000 to 100000 gallons daily, The
new supply is owned Jointly blythe two
BriStOlS. Es.f E.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-02-18
Observation-Disclosures

ISPVCIaT 70 TIC Hines Disna tch n v
Bowling Green. Va. February IL
ttenry Clay HAYNES. formerly OF Chat
nam. Ma and Miss Bessie Beazljc. only
daughter of Mlss and Mrs. u. w Bcaa-
i1o We're married last night at the
nome or the brides parents. tho cere-
mpny being performed hy Rev, O. r.
Crulkshank. Mr.. and Mrs HAYNES will
reside hero.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-02-18

Misses Virginia and Frances Timber
lake who were recent guests of friends
here, have returned 70 their home in
Williamsburg,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-02-18

Mrs. Slater OF Warrenton, who has
been visiting Mrs John e. Minor, Is
now the guest OF Mrs. Eppa Huntcn
Lr., on East Franklin Street.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-02-18

Miss Mabel Jerman is visiting friends
here for several weeks before return
ing TO her homo in Fairfax county.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-02-18

Miss Alice Nelson left last TUESDAY
TO be the guest Of friends in Philadel
phia and Nineland. New Jersey
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-02-18

Mrs. Charles Wcstbrooke, Of this
city, is visiting her parents Mr. and
Mrs j r. Parker, in Newport News
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-02-18

Miss Maria NcGruder. OF Albemarlc
COUNTY. is visiting her sister, Airs. Gar
land T. Taylor. at I'll Virginia Ave
nue. Barton delights.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-02-18

Miss Ruby Peay has returned to
Rchmond, after spending two weeks
with friends in williamsburg.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-02-18

Mrs Harry IIcwett. of this city. and
hcr sister. Mrs. Garrett, of Hewlett.
Va, have been visiting in Hanover.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-02-18

Mrs. ". *. Sore and Miss Louise
Hyan have returned TO the city after
!, delightful trip 10 New York City
and the Bermuda Islands.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-02-18

Mrs. Lille Fowler who has been
visiting her parents. ar. and Mrs.
Hnnter Martin, near Appomattox. has
returned TO the city.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-02-18

Mrs. Rebccca Shackelford. who has
been the guest OF her daughter. Mrs.
8. z. Walker. on Park Avenue, will
leaVe shortly to visit DIR. and Mrs.
Chewing, in Fredericksburg.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-02-18

Mr.. Oscar y. Torain. OF indianapolis.
formerly Miss Sara Hodgson, OF Scwa-
nee. Tenn. is visiting Mrs S. IS.
Hughes. at 1913 Hanover Avenue.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-02-18

among the residents OF Oak Grove in
favor Of the selection OF a. T Tray
Tor TO succeed Officer Watts as special
county officer for Oak Grove. lie has
numerous friends and supporters who
arc working hard for his success and
his chances look good. There are many
opponents that he Will have to down
before no can assume the duties March
J, end these are working equally as
hard for tho Office
Squire Chcatham still remains un-
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1911-12-08
Gotham Growing Smaller.

New York city is startled by a con-
dition almost unprecedented in it's
history-a shrinkage of it's popula-
ton, and what is more startling, the
fact that this exodus is unexplained.
IL Is declared that nearly half a mil
lion people have left the metropolis
this year, and already Gotham feels
that its claim as the largest city is
seriously threatened. 1t is estimated
that $4,000 people are leaving the city
weekly, and the great majority of
these are going back to Southern Eu-
rope, taking millions of dollars with
them. immigration officials declare
that, by the end of the year, so fan
as Mediterranean ports are con.
cerned, emigration from this country
will exceed immigration to it. Every
vessel leaving New York. nowadays
ia crowded to the limit.
Undoubtedly this exodus may b.
explained, in a measure, by the wa
between Turkey and Italy, but TIL
will hardly account for the 1000 o
250o emigrants who are leaving b.
every steamer. Perhaps some Of /
may be accounted for by the back.
to-fhe-farm movement, or by the fact
that hundreds of foreigners who have
left agricultural pursuits in the Old
World have discovered that within a
few miles of the city of New York
they are able TO produce just as Won
derfut agricultural results as in any
of the old countries, and are also able
10 market them for many times the
old world prices.