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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-07-06
@pm grpfen aegemieiti6em @pmpl

&on srOfen sesenieiti6en 9uuapli=
menten NOR mabreno ser &ielermo.
die, in Ser Sag amerifaniide Sc
idmaoer Sic oeutibe @aifreuno-
idaft genoB, nidt Sic 9feoe,
aber es NOR au6 nidt ser
3med ser uebungsfabrt unicres Sc
i9ma6ers, beionoere &omplin1ente gu
iu6en. @epiB aber lift es, ooB oas
@eidma6er nit ser gemiitbltden @nit=
ireunoidaft> 6ie tbm in .&iel i'll 10
rei6em MaBe ge5eigt muroe, pollitain=
Big 5ufrie6en lit. @enn 6aber eng
lil@=amerifaniide 3eitungen bon Sem
fiblen @mpfange, sic ser Slotte ge=
5eigt por6en lei un6 namentlt6 bon
SEN menig ipnopatbii6en Meuberun=
gen Der 6eutiden &reiie ipreden, 10
merit man, mas 6amit .beabiidtigt
Mrs. Sc ion cine gemiile MiBitim=
mlng 5mii9en Geutidlano un0 Sen
Bereinigten Staaten berporgerufen
meroen, aber SOS miro ibnen niht ge=
lingen, bie 6euti9e @emiitbli6feit bat
Sen amerifaniiden @diten ,ge5eigt,
0oB ibr 8eiu9 nidt rur in &iel BERG
lid millfommen gemeien lit, ion1er1,
oaB gan5 9eutiblano III freun0idaft.
li9iter @eiie in bas @tlfomen ett1=
geitimmt fat, 6as ibnen sort gu tbeil
gemorben lit.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-07-06
8rafbett SAT- fat benz &anie SC,

&raiibhent SAT- fat bern Saiie ben
8eridt Ser E~ariffommiiiion Iber oie
36l1e auf @ole un6 @oaentpaaren
bis gum /. DECEMBER III. Musiidt ge-
iteut l,no iomit Ben gluten &atb gege-
ben, nit ser Mu%sarbeitung oes betref-
fenoen !, &%aragrapben Biz oabin gu
marten, UNI sic neuer 3ollaniabe nit
griin0lider Snformation iiber ane
gin5elbeiten normieren gu f0nnen.
9as &aus lit 5tuar 6arauf nidt ein=
gegangen uno fat auf eigene Sauit eli
ne SIN ausgearbeitet, Sic nun Sem
5euat porliegt, 6a iie aber bon oieiem
poraus it6tli6 ntdt angenommen mer=
Sen miro, 1aBt fid annebmen, 6oB ser
geridt ser @ommiiiion 0od nod Be-
abtung finoen miro. un6 6aB er al1@
lpirfli6 @ertb baben miro, itebt taum
5u 6e5meifeln, oenn Ser &raiioent,
lel6lt in alien 9ingen grinolib, iiebt
auh auf grunoli6e Mrbeit.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-07-06
@elcaentli6 Scr Saanna bea Metu

8elegertltd) Der Sagtt1g 0eS ytetu
Dorfer 5taatsperban6es oes @euti@-
Mmerifaniiden Mationalbun6es in
&odeiter fat Brdii0ent 3beo6or Gut
70 einen iebr ausflbrlid gebaltenen
8eridt uber Die Ebdtigfett BEG Ser
ban6es uno ser ibm atgeborenoen
3meige in Den perfloiIenen 3molf Mo-
naten eritattet. Weit bere6tigem 5tol5
miro in Dem 8eri9t auf sic n1annig>
faden 8egebenbeiten bingemieien, ole,
gum Gbeil bon Matchmaker 8e6euturg,
benz .Staatsperban6 pollauf @elegen-
beit gaben, nibt aIletn feline @riiter5-
beredtigung nad5umeiien, bielmebr
ald Sen 8epeis oafiir gu liefern, oaB
er, ieines 3ieles iib bepuBt, griprieB,
lides gu leiiten nermag.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-07-06
Sic a,rs 8cproia fpmmeu6e Mel-

Gle aus Georgia fommenbe Mel'
bl,,g, ooB es poral,slidtlih an Grans,
portgeleaenbeit fehlen mer0e, sic ret
dc Nfiriibernte SIT Marft gu bringen,
lit @emeis oafiir, 0aB Sic @atur tm=
n1er nod Sic grobten @unoer mtrft.
S3u @eginn bes 6riibiobrs fam aus
bemjelben 5toote sic Meloung, Sic
@firlidbliitben leicn bis auf Elm paar
CT roren u11o b%eroorben, ln0 MN trob=
bent Ste rei1e @rnte!
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-07-06
SIN 6afeu bon grieit 1T Ser eril

SIM @afen bon srieit 1T Der erite
oiterrei6iide Drea6nougbt unter ur-
gebeurem S1bel ser Bepolferung un6
I'M @eiietn ser boditen @iir6entrd=
ger ser oiterrei6=ungarii9en Doppel=
monardie bonn StapeI gelaufen. Die
les greigniB beoelttet SEN 8eginn ser
Musfibrung oes nel1en 6lotten 8ro=
gramms un6 6aher murbe 6emielben
cine beionoere 8e6entung beigelegt.
0qs Sdiff tpnr0e bon ser. @r5ber5o=
gin Marta Mnnunctata nit Sem Sea-
men u&iribuS Units" getauft un6 ser
gr5ber5og Sbronfolger bielt cine nit
ungebeurem @ntt6uitasm1s aufge=
nomrtene fl1r5e Mniprade, III Ser er
begeiitert fir Sic Musfibrung 0es
6lpttenprogramms eintrat. Ser Sea-
me hes @diffes lit ser @ablipru@,
NIT bem Ser &aiier &0nig Sran5
Soiepb Dor So Sabren ben Gbron
beitieg ltno Selterreids @olf eleftri-
ltrte.
Gic 5ebntc Matipnal = Contention
ser Mmeriean federation Of CATHOLIC
Societies miro pom 20. Big %. Mu=
quit in Columbus, Otto, gebalten.
3med Ser federation lit gr5ie=
lung fatboliider ginbeit. Mit Ell
nem pereinten fatbolilhen 2aien=
tbum iino sic Sntereiien unie=
rer Stride un0 unieres Golfes ge=
itdert. 9aber ionte sic Contention
BON 2aien namentli9 re9t itart be-
iudt meroen, uno es ergebt an ale
Nationale fatbolil6e Srganiiationer1
Ser Mufruf CUR Sbeilnabme an 6ieier
@%eriammlung un6 CUR Mitmirfung
a1t oem guten @erfe, SOS bon &aplt
SEQ XIII un0 bon Sem jebt glorreid
regierenoen Nqpit &ius x, beitdtigt
nn6 9eiegnet lit.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-07-06
Bic f%rans6Fidrm &atbplifen in Gu

Sic fran50iiideu &%atbolifen in Ga
naoa, lnter 0enen iid Sic @ereng=
1iiirlung oumdbltb ebenfaus bemerf=
bar SIT MAIDEN beginnt, itno ni6t ge=
ion1nen lire 5prade mioeritanoSlos
preis5ugeben. @ie Sic u@erite" be-
ridtet, muroe a1f elmer @onferen5 Sic
ginberufung zines @ongreies be-
idlo1ien, ser inn fommen6en Sabre III
Guebec 5uiammentreten miro nn6 auf
6em iiber Mittel nro @ege CUR gr=
baltung ser fran50iii6en Spra@e be-
ratben mer0en ion.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-07-06
&urs nad)bem Mntun SdGfer, tuel=

der unter @ouoerneur Sobnlon bas
mi6tige Staatsamt oes offentli6en
Griifers befleioete, ant lebten5qmitag
glbeno Dor Dem @iuar6 @otel in ct.
Saul, einen beroi iden Nft b%onl5ogen,
in6eln er einem 6ur6geben6en &C.
lpann Nfer6e, meldes 6as 2eben Ser
Nallanten gef6br6ete, in sic 3igel fiel
11n0 6osielbe gum 5teben bradte,
itorb ser Sells oes Mbenbs an elmer
@er5labmltng, Sic So1ge ser Mnltren=
gltng un0 Mufregung, Die feline Sell
oentbat leioer inn 8efolge botte.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-07-06
europa lit scr bette &nnbe Der Ser.

europa lit Scr Bette &,noe Ser Ser.
Staten uno miro es nod auf LANCE
3eit binaus Heibe11, tpenn mir uns Sic
@unoidaft nidt ielbit mutbmiqig Der
oerben. Son unierer @~elammt=Mus=
fubr in oen abgelaufenen Elf Wona=
ten oieles 6i%SfaljabreS bat uns euro
pa alein nabe5u IS 8ro5. abgefauft,
namli6 fir 1924 .Wiqionen Dol
lars. Das lit gegen oielelbe 3eit 6es
Sisfaliabres 1910 cine Steigerung
bon $50 Miuionen Collars.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-07-06

b6dite M%nerfennung 5ollt. St perei.
nige iid nit oieien 5rieoensfreunoen,
Iagt ser 81. 8ater, in benz ber3liden
@uni9, oaB Sic groBe 8emegllna
BON grfolg gefront iein moge. 81
lei iiber5euat, oaB Die ieitens Der
Mmerifaner ergriffene S%nitiatipe
Ielbit Damn, penn bns geitedte 3iel
nidt p%ouitanoig un0 nidt iofort. er.
reidt meroen Tonne, nid)ts an 8ertE
einbiiBe. Das Streben na@ ei1em
eolen 3med per6iene ie6er5eit Bob.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-07-06

5Sadoigur1g lie in ibrer l1ripriing-
liden 5donbeit l1no Madt 6auerno
gu erbalten, miro freilid nur moglid
iein bnrb etnen 5mii6en bei6en 2aan-
bern acknowledgement &ertrag.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-07-06
Garoinal McrrD sci Sal ridtete at

Migr. aleiier, Mpoit.' grotonotor in
Srier Elm 5dreibe1, in Bent mitge=
tbeilt miro, 0oB 5eine Setlig=
felt, Eopit @ius x, nit @enug=
t6uung bon ser Na6riht &enntniB
genommen bat, 6ab 8iidof Serum
Sic @ite batte, Sen ie6iten Martani=
iden internationaIdn GongreB inn
Sabre 1912 lit ieiner 8ii9ofslta6t,
5rier, an5unebmen. Mud ipridt ser
Eaplt iebt i6on 6ie beIten @iini9e
aus fir 6as @elingen oieier ndditen
Ser ammlung, mel6e in ser beriibm=
ten, alten 9taot Grier itottfinoen
miro.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-07-06
9to3etamsm a6ri6ten

= Sim 6eite 8eter & Baul ertbeilte
Der bodm'ite 8ii4of 5robec nod ei=
mem pom bodm. ST.. Selisfar pom
Let. 8auler Seminar unter Miiilten5
0es bod1p. @errn 5tepban bon Slice
uno oes bodm. Srtspfarrers S. Sro=
Zee %celebrirten Amte 81 Berionen 6as
bl. Saframent Ser 6irmung.
= Sic @run0iteinle9rng fir sic
neue Stride, melde oieien CONNER
in ser ct. Mntontus-@ emeinoe 5u
I8romns 8anep erridtet miro. lit auf
Sen 20. bieies Monats angelebt.
=. Ser. in ser 5ieben S6mer5en-
@emeinoe gu Mlbanp ols 3farrer an
|geitelte bodtp. 8ater Mnoreas, 3. g.
g., bnt ii9 mad Sos Mngeles, @al.,
5egeben, 400 er ii9 cine. 5mei Wonate
lange, pobl beroiente @rbolung g0in=
men miro.
: Sn Ser bonn bodp. &errn Sos.
Builder au Mapbetu Safe paitorirten
81. Mariengemeinbe muroe letten>
Donneritag sic 0rei5ebnitinoige @e-
betsanoadt in feierli6er @eie began=
men. Morgens 10 l1br bielt bodm.
@err $. 2eutbner bon Martp ein lee
pitirtes &o9amt uno Sic Geitpreoigt.
Sic gonae @emeinoe betbeiligte ii6 an
Ser Setter bur9 Sen gmpfang ser FL.
Safralnente.
= @odm'lter Mier. Go. 9eagl ION
ct. Muguita, @eneralpifar Ser Dio5e=
lie, meld)er leste @ode erfranfte, be-
finoet iib ieit Montag I'M ct. &o-
pbaels @oipital gu ct. @lol1O, mo er
l111ter ser gnten Eflege Ser aranfen-
l6meitern boffentlid feline frii6ere @e-
lul10beit balo mie6er erlanaen miro.
1os 6eit ser Mpoitelfiiriten Setter
& SAUL, oas &atrpnsfeit Ser @emein-
Sc III @idmono, m1r0e ourd Elm feier=
lides @pd)amt, meld)es bodpm. Nater
8onapentrro, .. g. g, bon Morooa=
fota unter Miiiiten5 ser bodp. &atres
2oren5 u1o Gonrao celebrirte, begon=
get. Ser Mdinneruereiu enabling ont
8atrpnsfeite geneeinlam bie fl. Scout
munton.~
Mm Sonntag o adt Sage11 pl1r-
Sc in ser ct. Sobannes @emeitoe 81
2oitrup 6as Set ser eriten fl. &in-
berfpmmunion in feierlider 8etle be-
aanqen. @s tporel1 ser gliidliden
@inoer 80, peId)e at ienem Seittage
aemuroigt tparen, fid eritmals nit If
rem &errn un6 Soft in ser III. &om-
murion outs innigite gu %pereinigen.
Nad sem neutrality-suspicious.
lplroe sen &inoern cine ltnterbaltung
i'll Greien beranitaltet, tppbei iib
Sung ur0 Mlt mad &er5ensluit ontii-
iierte.
y SIN ct. 8eneonts= Content gu
81. SoIepb begaanen am Montag Die
Sabregerer5itien Ser gu ienet1t 8on-
bent qeb0rigen elti6=ipredenoer Be
Observation-Disclosures. Dieie Grer5ttien
merbett bpm bodm. @ater @emigil,s,
s. g. 81 bon Gbicago eeleitet, nno
es nebmer. al, oerielben gegen 800
@plteridmeitern tbeil. GIN Nadmit-s
taae oes 10. Suit tperoen In beiagterts
Gonpent 80 @oitiubilantinen Dos Or.
%oengfleio empfangen. Die BEL 6iefer.
yeier gebrdudliden Geremo1,iet1 tper-
Sen bonn bodtp'iten gbt 9eter gngell.
IS. g. g., geIeitet, uno atn II. .pirb.
i'm 81. 8eneoictSfonpert Sic feterlide
9rofeBabIegung Dor fi6 geber.
MY rkTK
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-07-06

Sem rSferpatore &umaro" 5nfol.
ge fat 8apit 8ius Ser 8ebntp an Sen
pdpitliden Mblegaten Migr. Salconio
in 8aibington ein eigenb6noiges
Sdreiben abgefanot, IN, Dem er Sen
8emibungen berborragenber Mmeris
faner I'M SSnterefie 6es @eltfrieoens
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-07-06
Gimc &eiplmtium 1T int &ongref be-

antraet moroen, tpelde sic @iienbab~
11er 5mingt, lire 2inien NIT itabler-
11e1 @aiagiermagen SIT oerieben, uno
ibnen bis sum Sabre 1915 0a5u 3eit
gilt. Sic MaBregel erl6eint Oraitil@.
lit aber not6menOig, me11n ii6 oie gr=
fabrl,ng NIT ser ginfilbrung ar1toma=
tilder &oppelungen nibt mie0er-
boleu lpn. So.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-03-25
COMMENTARIES ACTION.

Recommendation by the Council Finance Com
mittee that the historic home Of John Marshall
be transferred from the City School Beard to the
Association for the Preservation OF Virginia An
tiquities win probably set at rest this much
mooted question. over which there never should
have been any contention. The committee is to
be commended for Its patriotic action, and the
A. P. V. A congratulated on having succeeded in
convincing the members OF Council that this So
ciety is the safety organization In which to en-
trust the future of the first chief justices resi-
dence.
While the recommendation made over the
protest of the City School Board. it is to be
hoped that the school authorities will place no
further obstacles in the path of this transfer,
The committee, in its recommendation that the
house be turned over to the A. p v. A. for pres
ervation and conversion into museum, praeti
cally says that the school authorities have suffi
cient room for administrative purposes, and that
1t is not at all necessary for them to alter and
modernize one of the most precious heirlooms
handed down to this generation by our forefath-
In taking this action the committee ex-
presses the general sentiment of the people Of
Richmond and the entire State, and the school
authorities should appreciate this fact and sub
init to the transfer without further opposition.
One of the most historic places in Richmond.
and one which must, for the honor and glory Of
Virginia, endure throughout all time, Is the
Confederate Museum, the home of President JET
| ferson Davis, OF the Confederate States of Amer
lea This place is as to the hearts OF vir-
| ginians to-day ii during the cruel days of
| '6i and '65, and 1t is incumbent upon the city
and State to that it is perpetnated regard
less OF cost. The preservation OF President Da-
Wis home is due to the tender care and thought
of the Confederate Memorial Literary Society. an
organization engaged in work similar to that Of
| the A. p. V. A.. and duplication of what has
been wrought by these ladies may be expected in
| the instance of the home Of John Marshall
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-03-25

to participate In naval manoeuvres. Although
General Sale has not completed his plans and ar
rangements. II is underTood he contempiates
grouping the various similar commands and
sending them to camp without the other totally
dissimilar organizations.
Special training should be given the soldiers
in the different arms of the service. This can
not be had in joint land manoeuvres between the
regular and volunteer army. One Of the chief
drawbacks to joint manoeuyres similar to those
held at Gettysburg last year. and in which the
Virginia Volunteers participated with more or
less benefit, is that practically ali semblance OF
organization is lost The officers of the volunteer
commands are removed from their own boys
and company, battalion and regiment is virtu-
ally lost in the shuttle.
AdjutantGeneral Sale plans to give the differ
ent commands OF the several branches Of the ser
vice opportunity for training with none other
than OF similar calling and experience. and
thus greatly enhance the efficiency of each or.
ganzation.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-03-25
WISE SENIOR DIAZ.

There is for believing that President
Porifro Diaz, of Mexico. after many years of OPP
pressive and tyrannical rule in the Aztec region,
has at last come to realization that it behooyes
him TO personally do something for the suppress
sion of revolution by peaceful means
Heretofore President Diaz has left the squelch-
ing of those who dared oppose him to the Fed
eral army, which he has rot hesitated to call out
upon slight provocation. Mexico should not be
ruled by the sword. when 1t processes to be re-
public, governed by the people. The people have
not ruled in Mexico for many day. President
Diaz has put into high Office only those grizzled
and gray men who were in his schemes and had
served him we'll in putting down insurrecuon
thus adding another cause for trouble
The resignation of President Diaz's entire cab
met at this particular time is one of the best
things that could have happened to Mexico, for
II relieves a situation long complained of by the
insurrectos The designations were brought
about by President Diaz, and In this We See the
hand of American officials, who have had the dis
cernment to note that President Diaz had done
nothing more for the preservation Of peace and
order where American interests were In jeopardy
than to turn out vast army and send 1t hunt
ing for those who differed with him. The resg-
nations were more than probably SUGGESTED by
officials of this country. and President Diaz has
acted wisely In needing the advice given him. A
few more acts like this on the part of Senior Diax
win go far toward removing from the insurrectos
the grounds for rebellion on which they stand.
These designations probably win not end the rev.
oluton which has set Mexico back hundred
years from progressive standpoint, but they
tend toward removing the reasons for the insur-
rectioH
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-03-25
THREE WANT To Be
COUNTY TREASURER
sPoTsYLvANiA HAS WARM LOCAL
CAMPAIGN ON RANDALL GUT
ONE OFFICIAL TO BE
OPPOSED.

Especial to The Richmond yirginian.)
SPOTSYLVANIA, VA. March IS.
Three candidates have announced
themselves for the office of county
treasurer in this county, and as to
local conditions their status may be
considered rather anomalous. They
all live in the same magisterfal dis
trict. and only mile and half apart.
Two Of them are active partisans and
all have had part In the drama OF
political contests.
DIR. j. w. Massey liz the county chair
man of the Democratic party.
James p. TURNKEY Is Sheriff OF the
County and Republican. and the
other candidate Hon. MIR. II. Dickinson
was In 1903 elected 30 the House of
Delegates from the county. as an in
dependent.
The canvass has not get opened
fully. but political skirmishing Is be-
ginnino. The canvass will he a wide
awake one, and win be hotly con-
tested. Rumor has IL that the fourth
candidate. Mr $. Graham Howison.
viii soon be In the field which will
make IL auadrangular fight
The tilt for the United States Sena-
torial nomination is merging into no.
tice, and voters are beginning to take
positions.
In local matters rumor has 1T that
all county officials except the Com
mittee's Attorney will have opposition
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-03-25
MANY ROBBER|EsIh
SOUTH BOSTON
NO CLUE YET PROCURED TO
PERPETRATORS OF NUMER-
Gus RAIDS.

Especial to The Richmond virginian.)
SOUTH BOSTON, VA, March 25.--
The robbers who entered Gilliland,s
department store on Sunday night last.
taking silks. ladies' fine dress goods
and ready to wear suits. OF the value
Of about $1,000. are still at large.
Bloodhounds were put on the trail,
but It seems that the parties escaped
by train.
The same night the Giliiiand's store
was robbed Websters grocery store,
an upper Main street, was broken into
and some $50 in groceries, tobacco,
etc, was taken.
An attempt YVES made to enter the
large hardware and supply store Of
the Barbour-Wilbon Company on
Thursday night. A large glass in one
Of the front windows was broken, but
the thief was driven away before he
could enter.
1t Is a subject Of general remark
that more robberies have occurred IN
Halifax in the past few monthh than
for years. The first Of general note
was the bank robbery at Clover, in
which the thieves carried away some
$4,000. despite every effort on the
part Of the bank authorities, insur.
ance company and civil officers. no
trace has been discovered Of the yerg-
men. who were professional bank rob-
bers. no doubt. The bank. being fully
insured. the business OF the same was
resumed at once. and everything NOV
ed or a. quietly az II nothing had oc-
Cured.
Messrs. w. r.. Chandler. and sam
uel Baptist. his son-in-law, who were
painfully injured BY the southbound
train at Scottsburg on Wednesday. are
getting on nicely at DR. Ref{as hes-
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-03-25
QUERIES
TO CANDIDATES
HALIFAX TEMPERANCE PEOPLE
WANT 70 KNOW WHERE
THEY STAND.

Especial to The Richmond virginian.)
SOUTH BOSTON. VA. March 25.--
Mr.. r. $. Barbour. President Of the
state Antf-Saloon League and a
prominent temperance worker has, In
behalf Of the temperance voters of
Halifax county. addressed the follow
ing interrogations IT, the candidates
Tor the Senate and House of Delegates.
VINO have made announcements as
such, with request that reply be
made for publication, In the course Of
the coming week
list. WIN you work and vote for the
passage OF law giving the people of
virginia the right to vote on a State
wide prohibitory Jaw on call of not
less than rs per cent. OF the voters Of
the State, counting fsom the number
voting at the November election pre-
ceeding such a call.
End. win you work and vote for the
passage of law to prevent fntra State
shipments OF liquor from wet to dry
territory In Virginia. thereby multiplying
to great extent, the win of the peo-
pie who have voted 1t out at certain
places?
The response from such will he look
ed forward to with interest. as the
temperance sentiment Is strong and
the vote for legislators VIII be full
one in November.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-03-25
DEFECTIVE ENGINE
PROVES COSTLY
MANASSAS HAS S2o,o0O BT4AxU
AND GREATER LOSS Is MAR.
RowLY AvERTED.

Especial to The Richmond virGfnian.Y
MANASSAS. VA. March 3s.--F'iro
started here last night In the depart
ment store OF Waters, Wright and
Hickey, whose business Ii Ii handa
OF r. r. Buckley. receiver. totally de-
struying building and contentA The
restaurants OF Ira Reed and Jordan
and Thomas were also destroyed.
though the contents were saved. The
fire department, on account Of : de-
fetive engine. was greatly hindereA
in supplying water from the 6outh-
ern Railway Company's stand pipe,
The engine was gotten In WORKING
order barely In time to save the redas
dence Of the late G. Il Hyuson ana
the harness establishment Of Kart
Austin. The building occupied -
Waters. Wright and Hickey was own-
ed by w. N. Lipscomb. and that 90.
cupied by Jordan and Thomas by Mn.
Bethune. the former owner Of Biiud
Tom. the musician. Plans ara already.
on foot to replace the burned wooden
buildings with brick or stone. The
loss Is estimated at $4,000, partly
covered by insurance.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-03-25

MT Bryan for the next Democratic presidential
nomination, and declaring that as long as he 10
alive Mr.. Bryan will be somewhere near the
front. calling upon his people TO come to the com
bat and acknowledge his leadership. The Times
Dispatch editor declares from which there will
be no deliverance until at last when we shall all
say. % death. where is thy sting.
This attempt to use the sacred words OF the
Burial Service to imply that death viii have no
sting because 1t will deliver us from Mr. Bryan,
Is nearly as sacriiegious as anything The Tsmes-
Dispatch has written
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-03-25
DR. HATCHER CONDUCTS
REVIVAL. At SOUTH BOSTON

Especial 10 The Richmond yirginian.,
SOUTH BOSTON, VA, March 2s,--
Rev. w. e. Hatcher, %. D.. OF Richmond,
is aiding Rev. j. r. Doan. the pastor, In
church at this place. Services are be-
ing held at and 7:s5 p. NJ. daily. The
congregations are large and consider
able interest IL being manifested.
While DR.. Hatcher has never con-
Quoted evangelistic services at South
Boston, he is by no means stranger
in this section. having on several oc-
casions visited the town and spoken
on missionary and other subjects.
The South Boston church Is arrang-
ing for the remodeling OF the present
church building or the erection OF a
new one. the congregation and Sunday
school having outgrown the capacity
of the present building.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-03-25
MORE sAcRrLEGE.

my one had stated during the life of the
8ef q The Times-Dispdtch that in a few
| years the editorials In the paper would be
11 Dctsworthy for their nippant. sacrilegious
e4 ~ Holy Scriptures. he would not have
possible. And yet now. day after
uotatiens from the bible are used In a light
xy NY. - though they were no more than
1ens from any human sources.
- performance in this line 10 the quo.
psrt o. the great 18TH chapter Of Cor.
shieh h part Of the Burial Service OF
- Church. and around which cluster
sssd. solemn. and tender thoughts and