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Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1911-05-04
Nit NIat gsI&riebea.
gAsseEsesiRiiAss Hsifpid SsT 1sbessera6,tHRs
isSaHiiAsT BatsrIaHsssamstsT.

BieI befproden tpir6 iest elm 8or-
fdu, Der iih in einem @pmnaiium
Der iapaniiben $nuptitaht ereisnet
bat uno bic be6enflide Stinmuns
Der @emiitber erel beIeliftet. Die
SdfiiIer Der ~erften Sodfh1iIe- in
Sofio - cine idpanide vSodidule"
imfobt Die &laiien Sberiefuroo, I'm
ter un6 Sberprima = baben nah
omerifaniidem Nlfter einen ~Deba.
ting Club" eingeridtet unb bitten
bon 3eit 5u 3eit eine befannte Ser
ionIidfeit, linen einen 8ortrag 5u
boIten, an ben ii6 6onn Die Debatte
anidGiebt. Dieies Wsal soften tie
Germ Tofutomi Rofipa. BEN gritber
oes Seraussebers unb eiaentbiimers
Der bolbomtIiden w&ofumin" in
Eofio urt6 Der bolbautliben raeSfo"
IN SSuI, nm einen 8ortrae sebeten,
uro er iprab iiber So3ioIismus unb
anordismus. Serr Sotutoni Rofua
1T tpie iein 9r,iber als enti6ieoener
anb6Hget Der fonfefndtinen9 8egief
rlii1g betdnnt nri61 bat oaber feines.
'hlIs ttodfsgefabrHde auiidten Uor-
getrosen. sSn ieoer iapaniiferS6uIe
aber bdnst i'm sroben SaaIe Elm Bib
Ses Ntta6os, Dem ieber. Der es iiebt.
ieine Reoerefp maden nrib; unb Die
Sfyiiler iinb our6 BEN iiingftenglnor-
fiitenproSeB in cine 6eionbers patrio-
tide lmo IopaIe Stimmlins nerest.
50 ideinen iie Gnitob oaran genoln-
men su baben, bob Der 8ortragenSe
iiber9ailpt bon bereftigten Sorbe.
rungen Der Grbeiter luno bon Der BE.
rebtierne 6es geurdBigteu So5ialis-
mus i'm @egeniae 5u 6em aIle gelell-
ifnftIid)e Sronuns irnitiir5enben
anardTsmiis geiproden bat; benn
Der 8ortrrgeilbe plube burh Iallte
8urirfe unterbro6en ut6 oas Sfii-
lerooa fam In Gufreguns.
Der Director Broieiior Or. Ritobe
Snafo, bon Saus aus 2an6auirtb-
ifaftIer, @roouirter Der Ianoapirtb-
idaitEi6en SfntIe bon Sapporo auf
Soffai9o, BON Der ltnioeriit6t Gioto
anl6Blid Der irrtbumsithperen gu-
i6ibo.aontpildtion gum @bren6oftor
utriusaue iiris ernannt, mar nidyt
anpeien6 tp1breno bes 8ortrases,
bat aber nnd dineiiidriapaniider
Site ieine @ntlniiung eirlsereidt.
neil er idJltlO baran iei, oaB es 5u
oem 8orfaa iiberbaupt babe tommen
fomten, Gus llnterridtsnineiterilrm
bot Die @ntIaii1lns nift angenom.
men, oielmebr ben Oireftor uno ben
2ebra &uroianagi nit einem Ser.
peis bacon tommen lnifen. Somit III
uieSer einmaI bon beiOen Seiten bem
sSormaIismus getiigt.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1911-05-04
uSfut lit dn snu3 beiuHberer Saft.I

Glts BEN betpegten Eoaen, 6a mn
fernen Often Die SsSapaner in blafti-
gem 8iNgen init ibran ritFiti6en
@esner Inn ole SiegespaIrne f6ntpf-
ten, peib Die ygtuooa ririita 6i fan.
teria" eine fir ole Go6esperahtupa
Der iapaniiden &rieaer farafteriiti.
ibe anefoote 5u beridten. 9ie Seit.
i6rift brinet i'm JufnHiIe 6ie 8e-
pro6lfftipn zines rlerhuiirotgen 9o-
filmentes, 6as diif Die 9oge 5i,riif.
gebt, 6a aonlirnI Eogo ben erSten
8eriud) madte, Die tSafenausfabrt
bon Bort slrtbur 6urd) Ninenitreu-
itna un0 8erienfilng eines Dampfers
gu iperren. Der BIan i6IoB Die sroB-
ten @efa9ren in ii1, ia Die @abr.
iheinliffeit iprad oafiir, bab feiner
Der Sbeilnebmer lebeno pieoer beim.
febren piiroe. Der GontiraI erIeb
einen gpfruf; bic 8ernannung bes
SdiffeS, bas iiiIiritten Der JnbHoieif
Minen uno 6es @ei6iisfeiiers in 6ie
Safeneinfobrt oorbrineen un6 bort
berienft peroen mubte, ioIlte a1is-
ihIieBIid aus SreilpilIigen befteben.
Sofort meloeten iid mehr aIs 1000
Sapuner, Die iid Inn Die @bre itrit-
ten. aIs erite in ben iiheren Zoo 5il
eeben. Inter ibalen befano fib audi
ein 0edoffi5ier Der .Ytifaia", Ron-
pei Sa5oidi, Der iein @eiud nit iei-
mem eigeften gIute idrieb. @r bib
iid in ben Singer, iammeIte oas aus
itr6nerlbe 9lut auf einem Seller uno
tenuste es als Stite. Dos unse.
rpobnIidle Shreiben bat foIgenben
8ortIaut: .18. Sebruar 1904. sn
ben Germ &ommanoanten Der .0ti.
taia". SD mod1te in Sas Sreiruini.
genforps aufgenommen tperoeu, bat,
jest 5uiammeneeiteIlt tpir6. Sh bite
sic, mid oa5u als5itipdblen, uno
ihreibe Sies @eiub nit meinem eise-
men 9Iute." 9as bIutige Original
bieies griefes lieB iid ipdter Der gti-
taoo tommen, im6 es 1T iest in To-
flo ben fniierIihen Nuieen iibenpte.
len nor0en.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1911-05-04

Der nebermerid III MIR Su oft Elm
unbequemer Deitmenib. -
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1911-05-04
Die gerbrsnnnns SidnlaIonsfOrns,

9ie 2eid)e 6es oerItorberen 40nigs
SI6ao-sSa-E ifulo.2ongforn BON 81.
am tuuroe Dor flrrSem in Der Saupt-
ItaSt gangfof oerbrnlrt. Ser &onig
batte i6on i'm perfIoiienen Oftobcr
6as SeitIide geiegnet, aber Die 3o-
nigsleiten ioIlen nod iiomeiiifer
TRADITION 5rpei bis fiinf Sabre auf
Der gr0e bleiben, bepor iie perbrannr
uerOen. Ser neue aonig 8aiiraob
mar aber fiibn aenug, nit 6ieier aI'
ten Sitte 81 bred)en, iroem er anorO-
rete, Sab Die 8erbremnung Der 2eidle
ieines 9oters rpenige Wonate nad
Dem SoOe 3u erioIseu babe. 9eglei-
tet bon Dem 8onig unb bon Den
Brinsen 6es fonigliden 9auies. Die
ole au SUB giHgen, tpurbe Die 2eihe
Ses tooten Serrid,ers in feierIidjein
3uae 6lr6 bic Straben Der Sta6t
gu einem ali elmer prdfJtie seidmiid-
ten 8Iatforrn errihteten Sheiterboli-
fen getragen; in alen Straben itan-
BEN idnpeiaeno in 8etb (bie iianeii.
it)e Srouerfarbe) geflei6et oidte
Renidenmaiien. RabOem Die Seide
unter peribieoenen 8eitatturgsriten
auf ben S6eiterbnufen seIeet mar.
siin6ete Der neue aonig ON einer bel
Iiaen 9ampe cine 8adsfer5e on uno
itedte 6antit ben S6eiterbaufen in
8rono. Rad bem 9onie nGberten
ii6 ole 8rin3en unb Die @iirSentrd.
ger oes Soies IN genau feitseietter
Rangoroninpg Dem Sdeiterbaufen,
nm SobeIipanfrGn5e nie6erSuIeeen
unb bieie nit elmer Serge 5l ent0iir-
ben. Darauf tpirrSe @bulaIongforns
gi6e IN eine l1rre geIeet. gfit Ser
8erbrenrarng Der 2eibe bort aud
Die Softrauer alif.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1911-05-04
8as elm Saie persebren Fam.

Cine biibide Gtatiitif Bot fiirsIid,
elm i6leiiider 8utsbeiiser aufseIteIlt,
Der ourd) eineu 3ufau einen Saien
Iebenbie faneen fonnte unb ibn elm
Sabr lang ourhfiitterte. MeiIter
2on1pe ent1pifeIte einen gIGnSenoen
Gppetit. 9ie @efaneeni6aft id,ien
ieine SrebIuit nift i'm @eringiten a,
it0ren. A Bfiiuo Seu, 1R Bfunb
RunfeIriiben uno 1 Suqrt WiId -
6as mar iein tGslides genium. -
9ana6 fam man Die Suttermenae
bere6nen, Die 1000 Saien in einem
sSobre per5ebren fonnten, nenn 6ie
S6Grfe oes 9aieinsfompfes in Der
Sreibeit Reiiter 2anpe 10 pieI ssuna
fir iein 81udIein gu iammeIn ae.
itattete: 100000 gfuno Sen, aiio
14,600 3entner, uuo 547,500 8funb
gfiiben, eIeib 5475 Sentner piiroen
iunerboIb zines Snbres in Die MGgen
bieTer 1000 $aien onoern. Gin Slid,
bab biegsatir nidt mehanii6 rednet.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1911-05-04

rutb 95seI befteben. I'm SeIieetelaea
1T Der ~Nasfentous-. Gin Rldif.
tiinitler lett iib nit elmer &rcmmel
imb elmer aus einem &noden ges
ihnisten SIote ans Seler; er bear
beitet bei6e Snftrimente abspe1ielnb
unb abutt babel, dur Sreiibe ieiner
Stammesgenoiien, nit nerbliiffenber
&liriftertigteit Die Sdreie beitimmter
Ebiere bes @aG6es un6 ben @efona
Der 8oeeI na6 gead etipa fiini Ii-
niiten erideint oann elm neuer &Gn-
ger, Der um Die 2en6en elm mit Nau-
i6eIidolen lnt6 bainten Stein4en se-
idrmiidtes Sub eeiblupsen bot. Sn
Der redten Sono idtpinst er einen
nit WetaIIplotthen bebedten Stab.
Ser RlIitfer bot iuatpii9en nit ieiner
Ebie1tinmenimitation aufsebort
iuo beginnt nun eine art Rdnie DOT.
5utragen Ser Sdnaer Siebt boroif
aus ieinen, @iirteI cine Rosfe irnb
gibt fi6 Dem Eanae bin mtt 8epe-
eiingen, bel tpeIhen aIle EbeiIe oes
&orpers eine gioIle pieIen. 8iiIest
dbmt oii6 er, tpie borber ber Drift.
Ter. Ebiertimmen na4. Der Gans
bduerf etipa J,panaie Rinnten. suiro
ober, tpeun Der erfie Eiaoer abgetrs'
ten IL, iofort bon einem Speifea oiit.
eenonmlen unS in bieIer @eife OFT
itiinbenIans ipeitersefiibrt. @inige
@ebnIidfeit nit bem Haasfentano bot
Der Siridtar8. @enn bieier Eana be-
eiunen ioIl, fangen einige Sanaer, bic
Glif Der @rbe boden. on, fid laiit iiber
ben Sirid aii urterbaIten, tuGbreno
an6ere nit merftpiir0tsen Bfetf6en
ben S6rei bes Strides nod,dbmen-
DoEauf betritt Der Sa,lpttdnaer, Der
fid bic Stirn nit einem @eipeib ge-
id|ntidt bat, ben Ean3pIat unb abult
ale 8etpesungen bes Strides nod.
8lm SdIub erideinen anbere &an-
5er NIT Bluno., SpGnen. o6er Bd.
rent6pfen, unS es besinnt eine DiIoe
Soso auf ben $irid, Der fid dber im-
mer in Siderbeit au bringen peiB.
ollie 6iefe nfiestas" Ole offeubar beio.
niiden llriprurss iinb, idIieber nit
8eremonieu Don edit fotboln6em
Gborafter
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1911-05-04
8eitsebenSe Siiriurgs fir bic &C.
plagten 8i4ter.

aonia SuieSrid BiIbelm 1. bon
BreitBen erIieB I'M Sabre 1928 TO-.
senbe Notwithstanding: vRaf-
6em Se. &onigltde RaieitGt unier
aIIersnG6igiter Serr, unter nnoern
Die snGoigite8srfiigiHg gemadt, boB
bos General @Ober.f .fannn5., 8riegs-
unb GomGnen-Direftorium niemaIS
nuseinan6eraehen iol, bis ole Dor.
founuenSen Saben dbgetban iinS,
uno Sdber reioluieret, oab, wenn Die
@Iie6er bes 9ireftorii Bis nm 5fpei
llbr 0afuruittags beiiaTunen bleIben
miiiien, INNER elm gItes @len nls:
cine quite Silppe, eiHStiid RinofleIlb
rnb Bortoit, eine quite Sftiiiiel 6i'
Ite, elm gutter RirDer., Summel' llno
@1Iberbuaten unS Dor ieoe Berion
cine Auartbouteille &beintpein ge9e-
ben mer6en. gs iol ober oos eiien
nift imnter einerlei fem, fonoern
dbaepedieIt uno 6abingeieben fper.
ben, bub ieoer3eit elm giites upo p0bl
aiibereitetes @iieu, eben dls menn Dor
Se. @0nigIihe Raieitdt ielbit arr9e-
ri6tet fpiiroe, 9egeben tperoe; oonn
einem ie6en eIei6 bier iiIberne Gel
Ter nit eiuem@IaIe porgeiest tperoen
iou, un6 muB 8ugIeih elm GROCER
&orb Sur San6 iein, borein oas un'
refine @eidirr seiett tperOen fonne.
r =
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1911-05-04

Cine itnrte Dame rpanSerte 5u SUB
bon geeD gort nah 5loriSa uno Der.
Tor babel oierSis Bfun6. Der ebr-
Ii6e Sinber mag lie bebaIten.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1911-05-04

Die fpirfionpiten BertbetSiger oes
$drerlrodes iiipS 6ie 2eitte, Die i'm
IGitern un6 6drtit ben @iberfprud)s-
neHt Der Ro6enGrrinnen reieerl.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1911-05-04

Sapaniide @eIebrte bebaupten, @e-
eanfen pbotosrapbiren 3u f0unen. Sn
ben peitaus meiiten 5Gllen miro 6as
taum Der 0fiibe pertb iein.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1911-10-20
CITY NEWS.

Call Marley for choice chickens
and fine roasts of meat ITO Main.
Merchants should place their copy
for the Sunday edition of The Gate
City in the hands Of the printer early,
not later than Friday of each week.
1t is a convenience to the printers and
of benefit to the merchant.
-Ewers, Mccarthy Co. are local
agents for Adler-Rochester, Cloth
Craft and L System suits and over
coats.
-Puckechetuck lodge, No, AZ meets
every Friday night at O'Clock Frank
Voliers, N. G.. Geo Immegart sec
rotary. All members requested to be
present. Initiation tonight.
Miss Edna O'Harra, secretary of
the Y. w. c. A., was slightly injured
yesterday evening when she fell from
her horse while riding beyond Rand
Park. Something gave way on the
saddle and Miss O'Harra was tumbled
to the ground, while the horse dash
ed away.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1911-10-20
CITY NEWS,

You will like these new suit and
overcoat models. Ewers-Mc Carthy Co.
The Ice men of the city havent
discontinued their sale OF refrigerator
supplies in the residence district vet
The season has been long and pros
porous one for Ice dealers.
Sherwood for harness supplies.
The city is becoming one OF the
most important cities In the locality
as distributing and receiving point
for express matter. The force OF ex-
pressmen at the union depot is stead.
lily being increased and not less than
a dozen trucks are being shunted
here and there at all hours of the da,
and night.
Jos. Haubert has fine dressed
chickens, Seal shipt oysters and
choice roast OF meats for your Sunday
meal. 7o9 Main. Both phones.
Masonic: Special meeting of Har-
din lodge No. 20, A F. & A. M, at
8 o'clock Saturday evening, Oct. 81.
Work on the third degree. Visiting
brethren fraternally invited to attend
BY order of W. M. A. K. Stewart,
secretary
Order now best Springfield coal
yet selling 1925 FIVE ton lots. j. G.
McManus, both phones. Office. Ninth
and Johnson
"A stranger who was In the city
yesterday remarked that Keokuk was
showing sure signs of advancement.
He said that with the water power
nothing could stop this city from
growing He also remarked that the
reputation of the city over the coun-
try had greatly improved since the
water power work started.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1911-10-20
CITY NEWS.
Sherwood for harness.

Sherwood for harness.
-Four new spur tracks are being
placed by the Burlington on the re-
Gently graded block on Bank Street
between Third and Fourth Three of
these tracks were laid in short order
BY the force of fifty men who are at
work. The tracks will be used for un-
loading city merchandise cars.
Sherwood for buggies at cost.
Judge Smith Mcpherson returned
last night from st. Louis and spent
the day in Federal court here. He
will adjourn court late this afternoon.
There was nothing before him today
and the Judge spent the time reading
evidence in the Dodds mining case.
Sherwood repairs harness.
Delta Commandery No. 81, X. T.,
of Fort Madison, held big initiation
Wednesday evening at which there
We're present many from st. Omer
Commentary Of Burlington and Da-
mascus Commandery Of Keokuk.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-11-11
ACADEMY OF SCIENCE
HAS ANNUAL DINNER

NEW YoRK. Nov. les---Ths annual
dinner Of the New York Academy Of
Political Science. held At tho Astor
hotsl tonight attracted Z company %
$50 men and women foremost In the
great Affairs Of the nation. The topic
Of discussion was The Relation Of
Government to Business"
1t had been axpectsd that the prin-
Opal speechss would be made bY At
Albert b. Cummins OF Iowa and
Judge Ebert H. Gary. chairman OF
the United States Steel Corporation,
After the company had Assem- led,
however. Il was discovered that
neither the Encouragement nor Sena-
tor Cummins was present and that
Judge Gary had decided not to speak.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-11-11
MERCHANTS FAVOR
CHARTER CHANGES
UNITE WITH CHAMBER IN EN-
DoRsING NEW PLAN OF CITY
GOVERNMENT.
TO URGE ITS ADOPTION
SPECIAL MEETING FOR THAT PUR-
POSE WILL BE HELD IN
COUNCIL CHAMBER
NOVEMBER IL :
70 URGE ITS ADOPTION

Proposed changes In the form of
city government have been endorsed
by the Retail Merchants Association
as we'll as by the Chamber Of Corn
merce.
After voicing their approval Of the
proposed changes in unqualified terms
At their regular quarterly meeting.
the merchants directed their leris-
iauVe committee to attend the spe-
ciai meeting In the City Council cham
Der. which has been called for the
night OF November 21st by Chairman
Pollock. Of the committee that draft
cd the papers setting forth the plans
OF the new system.
At this meeting concerted effort
will be made to bring all the pres
sure possible to bear upon Council
to pass the two measure which are
now pending before the committee on
ordinance. charter and reform.
The Chamber of Commerce and
other business bodies will also be
represented at the meeting.
Favor Dock Purchase.
In addition to this matter, the mer.
chants went on record favorin4 the
acquisition OF the Richmond dock by
the city. provided 1t can be procured
on reasonable terms
They again declared themselves In
favor OF smooth paving for Broad
street along the main business Sec
ton. and agreed to keep up the night
until this Improvement II put into
effect They do not care what kind
OF smooth paving IL used. All they
want 10 smooth paving.
Urge Light Extension.
Another matter which they took
up was the question OF extending the
ornamental street lighting system
from Broad to Main. down Seventh,
Eighth and Ninth streets. They would
also like to see the lights extended
down Main from Seventh street ia
Seventeenth.
They say they propose to Agitats
this matter until they put It through.
inst A. they expect to insist on get
ting smooth paving on Broad street.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-11-11
GIRL IS
HELD FOR MURDER
BEAUTIFUL MISS LENNox AND
MOTHER FAIL TO EXPLAIN
MANS DEATH.

WASHINGTON, PA. Nov. 1o.-Chief
OF Police william J. Dulaney. Phil
ipptne War hero and captain Of Com
pany H, Tenth Pennsylvania National
Guard. was shot to death before dawn
to- day In tho presence OF 4 young and
beautiful woman.
Whether he shot himself or was slaia
BY another person--possibly rival Adj
mirer Of the girl-is = question which
II absorbing the activities Of all men,
bers OF his former command-the
Washington police.
Chief Dulaney met his death In .
house only . short distance from his
own home. where his wife and fivc
children were asleep at the time OF the
tragedy.
The young woman who was with Du-
lanay, was Misa Ada Ixennox. one OF
tho handsome and popular girls of the
city. She. and her mother. Mrs.. Rose
Lennon. who was the flrst person TO
enter tho room after tho ahooting. are
locked up 70 await tho result OF the
corOnGr's inquest.
Miss Lenn0x at first said. acord-
Ing to the police. that DulAney had
killed himself. Later she became alb
s0lutely mute and tonight she sitt in
her cell. with an oppression OF de-
spair on her once lovely facA. which
has become drawn and aa1low In Q day.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-11-11
MAYORS WIFE TO
OFFER ADVICE
MRS. BLANKENBuRG. OF QUAK-
Err CITY. SAYS. I'VE HAVE
WORK AHEAD"

PHILADELPHIA. Nov. l0.-That
women In general, and one In partic-
ular, are going to play their part In
the government Of Philadelphia un-
der the administration of Rudolph
Blankenburg. newly elected reform
executive. was made plain to-day by
Mrs, Blankenburg, who sees "a great
work" looming ahead OF herself and
her husband.
Mrs. Blankenburg il 4 suffragette.
but she favors q quiet fight for the
ballot. anu she has no use for fad
distS. She believes woman should
know civil government, regardless OF
whether she has the ballot. Backing
these views there IL a vigorous and
active mentality: an Intelligent COM
prehenMon Of the trends OF sociology.
and the practical means Of lettering
conditions. and q personality gener-
ously feminine. Also she 10 q force
ful orator and a writer OF uncom-
mon ability.
Asked to-day IL she sFere happy
over the result OF the election which
swept her husband into the mayors
chair. Mrs. Blankenburg said:
Needed tho Change.
II am glad. because never did this
city need . change more. Am not
unfamiliar with our civic needs, ana
with municipal government generally.
/ have studied II ~ \ matter of ne
cessity. because for, three years I
headed the Pennsylvania Woman suf-
frage Association. Since then I have
been Amliated with the National Fed
Grafton OF Women's Clubs.
When Mr.. Blankenburg needs my
assistance he shall hAve It. hope
to aid him In tho four years ahead
OF him. It n . great work that looms
before u. 1t IN . great and serious
work. one that will necessitats many
hours OF thought and labor. But
We are not affrighted 1T triies or at
big things. either"
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-11-11
STOP PAPER TRUST
BY LOW TARIFF
WILL BE EETECTIVE
!.
REMEDY.

WASHINGTON. Nov. 1e.--Chafr-
man Stanley. or the steel investigating
committee, the foe Of trusts, who II
given credit for having forced the
government to bring the dissolution
suit against the steel trust, II in favor
OF breaking the paper trust BY per-
hitting the free importation OF wood
pulp and print paper from Norway.
Sweden. Germany. or any other
European country. which has such
commodities for export and with
ored nations treaty.
II have not given much thought
to the question" said he to-day. but
it seems to me good thing to reach
the paper trust In this way. II II can
be done. ! cannot imagine 1t Will
make such = difference in our reve-
nues that the Ways and Means Com
mittee cannot find . way to recoup.
We are going to be Less extrAvaSant,
also, in our expenditures and Will not
need the vast sums OF money appro-
priated by tho Republican congresA
which money had to be raised by
excessive taxation. The people are
long suffering. but they have grown
tired OF this burden.
Taxation Fur Trasts~
IT have contended always that
much Of this taxation was In tho In
terest OF the trusts. The people will
welcome both reduced taxation and
the smashing Of the trusts.
I'VE favored free wood pulp ana
print paper from Canada to aid our
people in their nght against the OK
tortions o. the paper trust. why
should we not favor extension OF this
privilege, II it be one. to other coun-
tries, to further our fight against the
paper trust ?"
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-11-11
METHODIST DIVINES
ILL FROM CHICKEN

DENVER, COL. Nov. ia score
AZ churchmen, including ten bishops
Of the Methodist Episcopal church,
were suffering from ptomains poison
ing when they arrived here from
Pueblo to-day.
The bishops, olsygymeu and repTc-
eentativee e the, la1ty had besn ct
& Push,e, ana parsoci q ! chierss
dinnsr following tho neetines there.
Nons of the casee will result ssr-
iously, but. seveeal Of the cAurchmen
wess compalled = keAp q their bsds
hsra. The 6tnAar Was g1vsa ~ ~
leAies g ~ eAnraA e 1nehla -
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-11-11
TAFT AT ROSSVILLE
TALKS OF POLITICS

CHATTANOOGA. TENN, Nov. 10.
- tinge Of politics colofed the visit
hero to-day Of President Taft. In
Z speech before q small crowd II
Rossvtlle. Ca. on his way back to
Cha&tanooga from IN automobile trip
to ChickamaugA Park, the President
advertea 70 his surprise at learning
when In Georgia during his campaign
for the prssidency that the Rspub-
iicans had made slight inroads In the
solid Democracy. He assumed to take
the result Of the election and his own
vote IN Georgia ~ IN evidence that
the Republican party would not fare
90 badly In 1914 In Georgia.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-11-11
ELECTION NOW ON;
s. INTEREST GREAT;
Navy RUNNING
Standing of Contestants APP
pears Today-Many Show
Great Gains--Amberola is
Reward in Extra Special
Fight--Read List and Note
Your Standing

The standing Of contestants in Tho
virtgnian Prise Contest appears In to-
days issue Of The virsinian. The
city and state election 10 over and
ID one election that has not Quilted
down and the voting 10 not over and
that pertains to The vlrginian circu-
lation campaign. ThA voting will not
b over Ia this CampaiGu until the
clesing day. Saturday December 10.
II 4. -.
n the msantilnA Il Il imperative
that every ccntastant rot . bury d
can b.. ths!sby enAbling thsm .
vote moro often. New subscriptions
You should remember that tho flnal
apon1e1 o1kee ~ booa omIounoo0 ~
II17 - ! -.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-11-11
WILLIAMSBURG BOY
FINDS HIS FATHER

TRENTON, N. j.. Nov. 1o.-Ioesn
Monnier. a rubber worker Of tho4
city, ana his SON. W. 4. Monnier. g.
Williamsburg. Va. win be reunteo4
here ON Christmas Day after . aopa
ration OF more than thirty-taxoN
years. -
The elder Nonnier left his wife AM4
ana after travelling over the country
came 10 Trenton. Some time INH1gE
ne learned that his wife had 4lo1
nd that his son had also pasoo
away. BY Advertising. howover. t1M
younsee Nonnier located his 4AtA1Sl
and their reunion has been aSEaagQ
for. NJ