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St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1911-04-28
6. $. Smen(on 9e(anot
tic Nor9e,

| til Jorge.
! &c 6oreneoe StoterS @elon6t til
Norge, @erbcrt s. 3. Yeirce, far
begjnret iin slflfeo, bpiltet pil bap
enoel Uorflpttclier tilfplge / 2anoets
0iplomotilfe &orps. 9eu Jorflpt
telie, Ser pil bape melt Sllteresl
for 9toro6oerne er, at II. g. @elonot
til Scbpei5, 9aurit5 9. Stpenlon,
otter Dpoo Ser nteo0clcS fra @olb=
il1gton 2gr0agS, pil blipe @elan6t
Eeirces gfterfplger / &riItiania,
me0ens fbp. &ongres1non0 8outell
al Sllinois, ser for life lGnge ii6elr
blep uonepnt til Miniltcr til Hor=
tltgnl, CT blenen forflpttet til
Scbmei5, pg 9yiiuilter til l1roguop,
@olpin u. 0forgon, opertoger So
| 1tcn SlSinbon.
ut oe IoreueOe Stoter pil foa Ell
uomnrfet 6eprale1tol1t / 9fprge
2o:rit5 g. Spenion er Ser i11gell
Sp!pl ont. Soo meget mere, JONI
bon peo slfltonuri'rg % mere Sle9tS=
| for6inbeiier CT 11eie fryttet til 9an=
Oct, er grunoigt inbe / 0ets Sanl=
flnosforbolo o. 2iterotur og tolcr
bets sprog til : 6ul0fommcnbco.
@r. Spenion er iom befienot poa
't3prboan0 lgrligt goot bjemme
| 1orbol6ene / Sfan0inopielt, ibet
Fan s s(ar, fra 1897 til 1905, bar
Sc 'iSor. Stoters Miuilter til 9on=
lmorf. S i'm Gmbeosti6 &jpbe11=
bopn fulgte bo1 mes 9ip og Suffer-
este ollie Sc iociale og aonoelige
9epegelier Gonnorf og bets So
peoitoo, og Sc 0anife BLADES ltoto=
leller pe0 9ans 6rotreoen al gmbe=
oct 1905 bite tp6eligt, bpor of=
bol0t @elan0ten og bans Talnilie
nar blepen rnoer hcres Spbolo
&ipbenbopn. slt Scr. Spenlon bop=
Sc facet ct goot Sn0trpf al Son-
morf og oetS 6olf faor mon ct &io>
1esbpro om 0en barn1e Snteresic
fan peobliper at mere for alt goot
9onif, ii6en ban flptte6e tilbage til
Mmertfo.
9e Ior. StaterS npe Minilter til
9forge tilberer en- gammel norlt=
alncrifonif 6alnilte / Minnelota.
Sans 6orel6re, Spen6 Smenlon og
@uitru @iriti, er @ollingoeler og
fom til slnerifu >1S57. Sc neoz
latte Jig / 9ticollet County, Hau0t
bpis fgrlte Settlere Sc bar, og Set
9omeltea0, lom De ppertog, er el1oltn
Ii 6omiliens Sic. 6a6erel1 er o90,
men Mooeren leber en6nu. 6o6e<
ren bar poa mango Smraa6er cit
tSoregongsmono og befle6te Ell
&gffe Silli6spolter, bl. a. font
..Meblepn al 2egisloturen. So al
|bons 6arbreore bar ligeleoes faoet
ct / pioe &re6ie fjen6t 9tapn, nem=
Zig nu of6p6e senator 9ors Smen=
ion, mango s(ar &asierer for Sen
forene6e norife &irfe, og $. g.
S!penion, @or6en for SD6 0ofoto
Statsfengiel.
2ourit5 g. Stpenion bar gjer=
nelngaaet en- grrn6ig ltb6annelie pen
St. Slof College 9eortbfielo, ,@inn.,
2utber College, 0ecorab, Sa., og
Sobn &opfins l1niperlitet. &1tn %
Mar gon1mel blep bon 8eltprer for
9utber slcaoemp / gilbert Sea,
@inn., fra bpilfen 5ttlling ban bleb
falbet til Miniiterpoiten / &iebe11'
bobn. S Mel1emti6en fra bans
6rotre6elie al Soften ser, til bat1
lifior u6nepntes til @eIan6tifobspo'
|iten i Scbtpeit5, bar ban @tceprpit-
bent og 2eoer al Union State 8onl
II minneapolis, / bbilfen Stilline
bon u6pilte flor Sorretningsbpgtig
be6.
j &on er en- al set rep,tblifanif'
Horties 2eoere / 6e nor6beitlige @ta
ter og bor oltib r6ebet en- flor Sssnb
| lfIpoelf ir1en &artiet.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1911-04-28
Morbcr ua @ulitic6cf.

5bolnas 6. Stripli1g, EoliticDet
/ camille, &irginia, Ser 1noer lit
mongeoorige Opbolb 9anpille Dar
npbt aln1inoelig slgtelie iom en- olle
@en}eenber o9tp9roig 8orger, bar
pilt Jig at pere eli fra Georgia uno=
pegen 1orbrpoer. Son bopoe for
mango 9(or lioen begooet ct Moro
Georgia og bar bpmt til lipsparigt
6engiel, men m1oilap pes at beltiffe
en- al Spipnsmenoene. Son font
til 3onpille, bpor ban lcpeoe be-
oerlist og blep palst til 9soliticbef.
Sans sSoentitet bcp imiolertio OPP
boget, o9 6an blep fprt tilboge til
Georgia for at aftjene iin Stro1.
Ser blep ipgt ONT @enooo,1ing for
bom, ncn @eor9ias @uperner,
Brotpn, bor nngtet 0enne og "Trip
ling moo I'LL aftjene iin Straf.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1911-04-28
Snil1rgenterneS &eprelentant

@a1bington, 9r. @un1e5, pil ligele-
oes oeltoge 0isie llnoerbonolinger.
gefolfniuge11 / bele Merico bor
bilit 6re0sl'oiigterne meo flor @Ie-
Sc, oa bele 9anoet MI iao lang
Gio far paret i Ell sppnoi1fg, ser
for pirfet bpjlt lfa6eligt poo alle
,SurrctnilgforbolD.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1911-04-28
8riaba,n g)omma % Splptpiet.

Vrt9DaM yOuH9 u9 Sptulple1.
@efolf,1ingen / l1tob bar ifienfe1
set npe Slagifib ~l1tdb" ct Selp:
1erpice til Sfficersmeslen, og Ell
6oriamling al Gougbters Of ameri:
con- &ebolutiou @albington neo=
log6e forle0en Erotelt moo bette
serpice, foroi Ser pao oette 1anoteS
ct 8illeoe al 8rigbam Doung, Mor:
monfirfens fprIte Erelioent. er
Delegation fra oenne Sr9oni|otion
le6ioget al flere @ralter / @aibing=
ton, bop6e Mu6iens bos Marinemi
nilter Meper for ON mrlist at fao
foretaget Ell 6oranoring peo seroi:
Get, iao Brigham Youngs 8illeoe
blep fiernet. Minil lteren funbe 10:
relpbig i,1tet giere peo Sagen, %
ban en6nu life 9ab0e 1nootoge1
gglptpjet. Set er oplpft, at 8ille.
set er fren1fommet peo, at Serbice1
bnrer en- @iengioelle al 8ione,
Monumentet @alt Safe Gitp, pac
bpilfet' fin6es en- Stotue af 8rig.
Dom Doung.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1911-04-28
g + o g r a M m e t.

Stuoep1ter-Sangforeninge ia;
uolenot en- lang 2i1te oper belt
lmerifa=gongprogramlnet. Selr:
fplgeligt fan man life fon1me igie!1:
nem beIe bette &egilter poo Ell
@oncertoften. Ser oil til oe FOR
ffieIlige &oncerter blipe foretaget e1
ifgniont l16polg al &or=, Colo ol
@partetiange, og ieprigt er set iff'
nogen Semmeligbe6, at san9ern'
er belabet poa at ifl1lle gibe Set er,
6a capo gfnmmer efter oct an6et
goole6es gif set baa6e Sc norife ol
Ipenife Stu6enter=Sangere Ser al
orig fun6e foa Sob til at bolbe op.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1911-04-28

ND asFferenoc Shocmrt9shl'ttlts1.
sls;iitere110e Snoenrigsn1inilter
6ranf &ierce, ser gior0e Gienelte
un6er S11oel1rigsn1inilter 81. q. Sal-
linger, Dor in0gipet lin &eiignatipn.
Ser er mootoget af Er9iioe1t Soft.
Eierce inogap 9ecember jim slf<
lfeosonlpgning, ser ltul0e trgbc I
&roft / 0oraaret> og ban bar 1ll1
forlpet Sen. @on pil otter outage
lin SogfprereirflomDeo. slnoen o5=
iilterenoe Snoenrigsalinilter Gorn1t
q. Gbon1pion al Sbio pentcs at bli=
be bons gfterfplger.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1911-04-28
Ober en- gommel &irfe / en-

- Ober en- gon1n1el &irfe / en-
al Sc irnaa ip6ife 8per paa geittp-
item, 1tQar ser in6bugget oper &aa-
berbuiet: sSt16gang til @i1nlen!
Da set cm 8interen bleier fol6t
giennem sen itore Sort, bar man
1tenget SEN % fan oabnet en- lille
Dgr. Syor at nn6errette Menigbe-
,6en berom far 1egnen UNDER Sn6-
gang til @inlen anbragt en- M meo
Or6ene: 2uffet ON Ginteren!
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1911-04-28
An1rrtka.

at mootoge Sire; after al oc1uc
slrt. &aa en- Saloon blep CT 40
litifoptejn, Gbomos Ma6oel1, arrc,
lteret for Gruffenl lfab.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1911-04-28

. n 5 q II / f=a nj CT "a II.
jfc g ii I e 5 + ng g G I
g pl on g Or g | II 1T,
bpis 6oOer, ofbp0e 9ngc Sorglum
tpcoc Ondbo, 9ee6., og bpis @io:
Ser og Selter enonu for 0eres @jcn
Scr. far iflg. .. 3. s." pnnoe1
nye 2ourb9r neo ct lterre &unlt
rnrf. Set er e11 @r1,ppe> lom bu.
rer Gitlen u@aibington 1853, oq
lom foreltiller 2onocts fsrlte %reli:
0ent iom Ell ing Sol6at, ser le6el
iin @elt pe6 S9ilen imo0 Ell Storln
@rrppcn far fremfol0t mGgtig Sc:
9moring blonot &unltficlrocre, ion
bar bapt 2ejligbeo til at ie Gnrfet
/ ll0ltillin9en poo s(fooell1iet
8rooflpn. Tor gie6liffet fin0es
@rl1ppcn noltillet poo sSubilel1n1s:
uoltillingcn i 9tom, og pil ienert
fonme til Ebila6elp6ia.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1911-04-28
Stuoenter(an9erne.
8labc al stmoentcr=Soneiorcnin=
gems @iitoric.

Stuocnter=Songforcningen bap>e
beo Stiftelien Sen 5. Suli 1886
35 Meolemmer. S0ag bor Sen $50.
Saugforcningen girer iom ofteli
lelp 2 ltore &oncerter. ON Maret, -
Ell / bu> It Semeiter, = iQmt lreS=
pirfer pcO utollige &oncerter .. I.
rclgiprc1be Zielneo. Com &oucert-
lpfolc benptte5 9ioo6busbollen, Ger
fan rl1mme 1000 Mennejfer, og SoG
6ellplp YolGet, ser rl,nm1er 1900.
Gen bar foretaget oper Ell Sns:
Surc til Sfanoi1ooien Sc forlp6!1e
slor, og tollp'c l1bfl1,gter til Gors=
n,orfs forlfjellige Gene, Sc berpr'-
1nelige @iule=Gure, 5por Stuoe'1ter-
Songcrne far ll1nget Jig Gejen til
set 0onlfe 6olfS @jnrte og loot
@run0cn til Sen enetooen0e
Yppuloritet, ionl 6orenil,gen npoyr
Ii bele Sfonoinopien.
nj mere 6efie10te 0anlfe MrnD,
Ser for Tjebliffe.. CT oftipe !ic0=
lealmer al Stuoenter=Songfo
gcn, fon 1lunneS 81. a.:
&gl. Speroiongcr @on. 9lger5olnl.
Iprfotteren, Hrof. SopbrS 8on=
oits.
Erof. @llinger.
agl. Sfl,eipiller g. Sernoorff.
&emifercn Yrof. Gbr. Siirgcnien.
6orfotteren, Baron Holle &olsl-
front5.
&gl. Speralongcr Mor Miiller.
&omponiiten 8. 6. 9ange-Miillcr.
@rof., 3r. iuris g. 8ent5on.
st al 9ln1erifo=&orets Me6ren1-
|mer, Gol,o. tbeol., fgl. 5ranslat9r
Gorl @rotli, er Gong mes q!
10 y e'r n t tt sc an T c
g ong t e { ter til s IL
q c Ii +, ser pil blipe olnbelt reo
&nnccrternc / iarlfilte Iefitbpgcr.
Ger lfripes fra &iebe1bapn, ut
SperiGtteren for alle 8etin9elI t
for at fl1nne prgltere ct mutt @e=
inltat, ioet ban er boaoe Gransloter
songer og Gi9ter.
Ergber11e 6ripes &j6bcnbapn nco
nGgtig Sper, me6beles Der enopihc=
re; &orets en6elige SolnmenintnirJ
bill blipe faltiot cit al Sc fdrlte Gogr
Ser finoes for 2jebliffet 3 SuppIe=
anter poa bber Stemme, lom ifol
trrbe til, oerlom cn eller onoen CT
fprbinbret / at 0eltogc / Tourrcen
Suppleonterne nGrer olle ct FRONT
@oob ONT, at noget lao6ont moo #:
M 1T e + / t a Sure ms 8 I o.
teftor,
&ronpriuS GDrtltian, Scr er fpot 5.
26. Sept. 1870. toa 1889 9lrtilul1
% blep i>nmatrifuleret peo &jgbell>
bapus llniperlitet, fur oesl1oell
faoet Ell i116goaenoe militgr ltoOan=
nellie. sioen 1889 Meole1n al Stu=
0enterfore11inge,n og ies jepnligt
peo fjpbe1rbapnlfe stuoenterfelter.
Stl0enter =Songforeningen bar finn
net glGbe Jig pe6 bans iere9ne S11'
teresie, og oe bar ofte peret @jelter
paa Sorgenfri @lot.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1911-04-28
2urimer Sa9cm.

l1noeriegellerne / 2egisloturcnS
Senot / Springficl0, ST., ongaoenoc
Sc @eitiffelicr, Ser bar gaaet /
Snong 6orbinoelie meo @illiont
2orimerS Golg til Torbunosienator
fpr ssllil1ois, er 6egpnot / bisle Ga-
&c. Set CT pes @iGlp al Burns
Ceteftiu Bureau / Chicago, Set
ionuue JONI iamlcoe 9cpiier oem
ltore @roft Sfm10alc Son Trar=
cisco, Ser ien0te Wfapor eugene
Scbll1it5 og slbrabam 9lref til
Statsfu,1gilet / California, bleplt
gpotgiort, at ser al itore &orpora-
toner Gbicogo er iomlet ct Iono
poa 100000 for at gjennelnfprc
2oriluers &olg. Goporo @ines, &C.
fretrr for Sines 9umber Co., tog
Sore poo 0isic 4Senge og foroeltc
ne:1 aiel1nem 9egisloturneolen1=
merne @bite, Sec S'Meil 9rolpn
rg onbre. @ines bar oenne Sag
orbeioet ion1men meo Erelioenten
for Motionol Aacfiug Co., @oiparo
SilOcn og enbel @anfierer og Srl'lt=
asognoter Chicago, lom pil blire
inbltGp,cbe for Sel1atets ltnoerip=
geliesfontite. @n MGlrgoe al G5i=
cagos ltpritc 6orretningsnGno CT
inlplicerebc Sagen.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1911-04-28
Smubbcri bcn amcrifauifc Nfarinc

Su0UOcrt OcI 0WcTtlQu1lc WlNrtUc
slt Sc an1erifonlfe Spofficerer CT
lige laa ubpifleoe S1obber lom SC:
res &olOsfrller / 11oget n1onarfill
SANDS Niorine fit 1nan forleoen el
Sepis for, Ser blep en0el onntalt
2anoets &resic. @n ung Aige
Miis Morp $. @eers, Gatter al Ell
&rofesior peo gale ltniberlitet, pal
@upernonte for CIT Sfficersfan1ilies
Sern pcs Mforine=9lfa6emiet 9ln.
'apolis. Sum blep af cit &aoet i'1-
piteret til at 6eltoge ct @ol pao
slfaoe1niet, n1en iann1e aa6et fif Ell
5ilrettepisninG for0i ban Dap0e in:
piteret cit Yi9e, Ser orbej0eoe fol
2pn, til Ell iao0an Teltipitet. &on:
gresmono @orblp al S110ianopoliS
bar inbgipet cit &loge til Marine-
minilteren ODER 6enne Sag, opel
bpilfen ielpfelgelig 6en unge Golne
felte Jig / bpi @ra6 frenfet, og @fi
niiteren far MI beor6ret @6efen fpl
Sefa6etifolen, &aptejn Sobn %
@otpper, til poa Mortnens Begne al
giere Mils 8eers Ell l1n6ifpl0ninl
for 6en l16talelie, Ser CT faloen
&ongresman6en erflerer ini0lerti(
fife at .b9re tilfre6S mes beune 2ps,
ming paa Sogen, iom @iniitercn ct.
flnrer itammebe fra en- Misfor
ltooelie af Sen nnge Games stil-
ling. San forlonger en ful6ltnnoie
TorfIaring ober Sc @rlmbe, bpprfol
en- &ige, ser tiener 9ipsopbo!.
set beo 9lrbei6e, lite iful6e flnnl
oeltage 9lfa6emiets Setter, i6et Ell
l1nbifpl6ning life fan onlees fol
fpl6eltgjerenhe for SEN li6tc &ren
feIle.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1911-04-28
g Ii 5 c II t c r=S aug . t.
eu in 9 c II c II 5 e I
& q =,

$ / e II.
StuOcnt1r Songlorcningen bal
ira &jpbcnbopn ienot cit @ilien til
gmerifa meo Ell birrtelig Sof vfol
sen operrnlOenoe Gllfprr0ig6e0
Der pilc5 % fra ol{e Siocr." Sang-
forenillgen rettcr irrlig i'm Saf til
ollc SC mango 0ull lfe Upre!1ingel
runot onrfril1g / sln1erifa, Ser cl
fpmnen SC 0oi1lfe Str0clltcr=Sal1:
eerc ioo penli1t Nipoe, og il1,tte1
me0 Ell Sof til Eresien for oc'
n1egtige Stptte, Sen bar DOet Sore.
togen0et.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1911-04-28
Y a ! 0 + $. 6. 81 y l. 5 d

Y a ! t o + $. s. 81 y T. 5 d III
s + cago,
Hrult for Gen Oanlfe &irfes Iril1i
toti5 Menigbc0, far ne00elt bcllnc
at bon ogter at frutrn0e lit g1nbe
Sc Soulller for at ucu0e til6oge til
Garm1crt og ipge Gnbeoe ipu1 Sog
1leprG1t ser.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1911-04-28

Gfrip efter Trspennmrr uan oette
BIab.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-11-28

Those who bought up the former
edition of The Man About Town"
win be among the first TO express
delight that Mr.. Harry Tucker. the
author or the witty and delightful
stories contained therein. has again
placed the publication on the mar
ket for such OF his friends and
readers as did not secure Il copy of
the original. MIR. Tucker has taken
this step. owing to "a popular demand
for the work.
No newspaper man In Richmond.
perhaps has had "a more varied ex-
perlence or possesses a more natural
charm in presenting the character
sketches that have come under his
observation as writer and hum0rist
than Mr.. Tucker.
proll wit. that strikes deep below
tina surfac. OF the Myimmest counts-
nance. In In this book. Ii il the re-
suit OF reprint OF items taken from
the Evening Leader. following the
days when Mr.. Tucker published the
Man About Town" column In that
paper,
Giving up that work. ~ he says. 10
edit The Blade" Mr.. Tackar, left m
untitled tsid. The Blade still flourtnhae
In ali IL pristine glory. fearless and
Bravo. but the sketches that ware IN
eorporatsd In T~cks<S book ore ff~n
days thai carry many rsmtniecarcsa,
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-11-28
MAKE
THEIR REPORT
RCMORED THAT ACCOUNTANTS
FOUND HEAVY SHORTAGE
IN CHExyTk.RETELD.

1t n said that the reports Of the
sxpeet accountants employed to look
into the accounts OF Dr. ]. p. Oil
liam. TREASURER Of Chesterfield coun-
ty. when opened win show short
ages aggl~gAting $4,000. The ac-
countants who have been maxim
the investigation arv II. b. and Thorn
a. Boudar,
Al has been stated many times.
DR.. Gillian h not charged with in
territorial appropriation OF the coun-
tvs funds, the woeful condition In
which tho books are found being at
tributed rather to his negligence than
to any criminal intent. 1t " said that
he stands ready to make good the
shortage ~ soon as 1t Is reliably as
certained.
The report Of thu accountants was
filed with the Board Of Supervisors OF
the county yesterday, but ~ some OF
the citizens of the county, at whose
instance the investigation was start
ed. could not be present. the opening
OF the report was deferred until a
later date.
Although DR.. Giiliam's term Of Of
fice extends back for a period OF
thirty years. the investigation covers
= period of only nine years. Because
OF this fact there In dissatisfaction
among some Of the citizens OF Ches-
terrified. who want the trouble in
vestigated from the very start
DIR. Giliiam's poor bookkeeper and
irregularities of whatever nature are
said to have resulted In much con-
fusion In the accounts Of the school
committees Of the county. and there
II strong sentiment in favor Of a
draEnet investigation that will un-
cSver every detail Of the general
misma agement Of the county's funds
which seems to have prevailed.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-11-28
MAY GET EXHIBIT
CHARTER TODAY
MANUFACTURERS EXHIBIT III.
RExTOR.ATE COMPLETED BY
ELECTION OF SHUMAN.

A full meeting Of the board Of d.
rectors of the Manufacturers' Exhib-
1t was held last evening at $50 O'Clock
at the rooms Of the Chamber Of Com
meree. and the meeting was both en-
thusiastic and harmonious.
1t Ia probable that the charter OF
the Exhibit Corporation will go to
the State Corporation Commission to-
day and the organization which has
been In the air for so many months
will then become reality, although
the work has been steadily progress
ing the past two months.
At the meeting last evening the d.
rectorate of fifteen was made com
plete by the election OF Charles ].
Shuman to the board. Mr.. Shuman ia
secretary and general manager of the
James River Furniture and Mattress
Company.
The committe on location asked
that more time be given it to decide
on It's report. Tho committee has a
number OF proposals before It and
10 anxious to make no choice until
II shall have had opportunity to make
the most careful Investigation OF all
the locations offered.
Secretary J. L. Hill has something
like hundred applications for space
in the exhibit building and those who
desire to come into the movement
should do 10 now In order that the
committee may he able to
have some definite idea as to the
amount of floor space 1t should con-
tract for.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-11-28
100000 POUNDS
OF PORK SAVED
TREATMENT EFFECTIVE
HxrmMBson os
EAsTEnH sHonE wuvsICzAxs
aAxmG m Hoos AT A cosT
or sss.sA

Eawm thousand doasM or serurs
furnisAsd hy thu 6tAea Department
Of Agriculture 10 the farmers Of Wiz
9iniA during ths present epidemic OF
hog cholera In vtrGiniA ~ estimated
TO have saved tn farmers Of the stata
soo.eeo pounds Of pork, worth. on
ths hook eIoss 10 $4,000.
The ~rum was fsrnishsd az = cos,
Of e1,seo, ara ita effects wara I'm
msdiattay discsrnibse wherever used
The exporfence Of users of the serum
10 we'll iiiuatrA' I'd by that Of Dr.
wheaton. the owner Of = large farm
1 s.,a 4 d.''' pr>''sv' On ch'"e0'sasus
DR.. whsaiton writes Commission
or q. W. koiner a. follows;
Perhaps you might 10 interested
In the results OF the serum Injection
treatment OF the hogs hsre m q pro
phyiactic measure against cholera.
"of the first twenty-four hogs In
Jected early on the advent OF the
epidemic here. and before they show
ed any signs OF the infection, none
were lost: Of q second lot OF twenty
eight hogs, injected n week later.
three were lost: Of Q third lot OF
thirty. injected, some showing sigma
OF infection. eight died. All the hogs
that died showed internal and exter-
nal leAonAL characteristics of the
disease.
Early and prompt injection of the
serum in sufsicisnt dosage seems to
be clearly indicated from the above
results
Or. WhsAlton treated eighW-swo
hogs. losing eleven. II In noted that
those given prompt treatment were
n IL NJ lAA -
been treated until after the infection
had taken Arm hold upon them He
saved seventy-one Of the eighty-two
individuals treated at q cost OF $3.50,
the value OF one good-sized porker.
A colored man was caller at the
department. q few days ago. He
told a story OK having lost all but
thirteen OF his herd OF forty-five hogs
on which. his crops having been cut
short By drouth. he had relied on
an hts money crop. AS he did not
invest In serum. probably the bal
anoe Of his mock has joined the great
majority"
The most recsnt outbreak OF the
disease reported has been in the
neighborhood OF Alexandria. The fact
that the disease has been spread
ing over the state without rhyme or
reason suggests that the turkey bug
xard. 20 long protected by law and
hailed as a useful air-citizen. 10 large
ly responsible for carrying the germs
over the Commonw eaith.
II would seem that nothing but a
strictly enforced law requiring the
burning or deep burial Of all dead
amin ais will keep their diseases from
being spread abroad by prowiing
dogs or the bird scavengers.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-11-28
COURT REFUSES
WRIT OF ERROR

The Supreme Court OF Appeals on
yesterday refused 4 writ OF error to
the Cheaa peake Land Corporation. q
Virginia company, and tho Invest
ment Corporation. n Delaware coma
pany. plaintiffs In error. W.. Antoni
Faryians, defendant In error.
The plaintiffs In error state In their
petition that they are aggrieved by
the final Judgment OF the Circuit
Court OF York county.
The litigation arose over . farm
sold FaryiAnS by tho Chesapeake
Company. az agent for tho Investment
tain cash payment, but later had the
contract upset by tho court, and re-
covered judgment for his payment,
alleging fraud and misrepresentation.
ThA corporations involved very Wig
orously deny all such misrepresen-
tationS.
The following cases were argued
before the court yesterday:
Dudley vs. The Lewis Shoe Com
pany. Argued by n. w. Peatross
for appellants and by Julian Meade
for appellee. and submitted.
Lowell ct ais, W.. Jamison ct al.
Passed.
Moorman q Hurt va City of Lynch
burg. Argued by J. r. Coleman for
appellants and by N. c. Manson. Jr..
Tor appeliacA and submitted.
Next cases to be called.
Meredith ct ala w Triple Island
Cunning Club, Inc.
Washington Southern Railway
Company w Groves Administrators.
Jefferson q ala W Gregory at ais.
Steigicdcr 4 Son W Allen.
Norfolk Fire Insurance Corporation
W. Wood. who sues. etc. ct ais.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-11-28
REFLECT WOOD
NEXT WEDNESDAY
PRISON BOARD WILL NAME ST.
PERINIENDENT FOR AN
OTHER YEAR.

Major James b. Wood. superinten-
dent or the State penitentiary. will
be reelected to that ONCE at meet
ting OF the board Of directors OF the
penitentiary to be held on Wsdnes-
day night
At one time II seemed not without
the bounds OF possibility that Major
Wood might become involved in the
Darlington controversy and there
was some doubt entertained for a
short time that he would be re-
elected.
1t may be stated that no other
name will go before the board on
"Wednesday night and II ID not a .rGsh
statement that the present superin.
tendept will receive the votes OF all
the members OF the board.
Major Woods administration q the
Renitentiary has met with general
approval and there has been no critf-
cism of any of his ofi1cial actions. al
though the Newspaper folk feel that
he was unnecessarily harsh In keer
Ing them standing In the rain on
the morning OF tho Heattie execution
when no possible harm could have
ensued had he invited them into the
ONCE OF the penitenttary until after
the execution had taken place.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-11-28
NAMES CRUMP TO
SUCCEED INGRAM
CHOICE OF RICHMOND BAR
NOMINATED FOR Law AND
EQUITY BENCH,

Judge Beverly T. Crump was nam
cd by Governor Mann yesterday Is
judge Of the Law and Equity Court In
succession to the late Judge John
Henry Ingram, on accommodation
OF the Richmond bar. Soon after
ward Judge Crump was sworn In be-
fore Judge r. Carter Scott in the
City Circuit Court
Tho formal ceremony was wit.
messed by q number Of Judge Cramp's
friends. including Judge witt. City
Attorney Pollard, Major Miles, ri.
Martin ana Major Hunsdon Cary.
Judge Crump announced that while
he would be on hand in his new Of
ace this morning at 10 o'clock. to
look after any chancery business
that may come before him. It was
not his intention to actively assume
his judicial duties until December.
when the new term begfns.
Meanwhile Judge Wells and Judge
Chichester will continue to look after
tho duties on the bench. alternately.