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St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1912-03-08
Salt eller @ooiepelt.

81 bar al0rig betpiplet, at &re=
1i6ent Gaft me11er set erligt og Tiger
at boloc, bpa5 ban far lopet. Des=
.aariag bar hi flere @ange poapeget,
at Joni 2an0ets gperl tie gn1beosmano
letter ban ofte 2a10ets .8elfer6
ODER egen politiit 8eregning. @en
set mao oog inoremmes, at bans
Staggering bi0til bar beret alt an
Set ems populnr. s lit &alg al
aabinetsme0lemmer bar Fan ipr=
Zig peret llbeloig, og set Far bi=
oraget, mere ems 11ogct o11oet, til at
lfabe M%isforngielle iblon0t Solicit
om ct @eIe. st ltort 6eilgreb
begif ban 0esnoen, ga Fan iggte
at tbinge &ongresien til at peotage
bans 6orl lag, i0et ban nGgtebe bisie
iaafalote progressive &epublifanere
fin 5tptte for 0ercS l10nGbnelie r /
oeres reipeftibe 9iitriftcr. 81 be-
tpipler fife, at forioapi6t Soft blep
gienpalgt og 2anoets Stprelic piloe
bore / go6e @nnoer, n1c,1 ri buffer
oog, bporleSps Mcpl1blifanerne, al
gammel Same, gie,mominere6e Sre=
1ioent @arriipn og iioen logoe bam
paa SDl0ell, meoens ri, oroges /
fire Mar me6 cit / Mminocligbc0
19rgelig Glepelono Administration.
Man bebpber Blot at fplgc mes
8reslen, % ma11 bill mart op6age,
bporIe6es 5torfopitultiter=
ne ltetter Tanfen ONT Safts @ien=
nomination, me6ens Sc rigtige
neutrality-suspicious. me6 Be-
,geiitring fp1fer Jig om &%ooiebelt.
:sSSngen 6umme 6raier ont uGre6ie
Sermin" fan forminblf e oe1rr1e 8e<
geiitring. 9e Deo, at Set mir1ore
bemi0leoe Tolf u0oper 2an0et ul16er
&ooiepelt fan pente fig "a iquore
oeal", og set er NOT for oem. De
er trette at en- holten6e, um6ifpl=
oen6e 5tprelie, iom lober goot Us
bol6er 6aorligt. 81 bob6e &9oie<
belt / iDb og ct balot &ar % soo g
1i6er, ioa bporfor life fire til?
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1912-03-08
9cn itore Strejfe / England.

Sra Sen itore &ulitreife i gng=
lan6 tilflD6er % ligeiaa nbeitemme=
lige @fterretninger> ipnes Get, iom
angaaen6e r&epublifen" &ino og
r&epolutionen" / Merico. S 6e
lioite Gage / Sebruar be6 set Jig,
at 100000 @rl1bearbei0ere bab6e
ne6lagt Mrbei6et og at &egjeringel1
iffe iaa Jig iitdn0 til at btlegge
5tri6en. Men SEN /. Marts be=
rer man iao, at uoper 5000 Mine.
arbej6ere bar ollere6e ne6Iogt Sc
res @erftgi" Qeg Merfe til Sal
forifiellen), og Spriteminilter Ms=
quitb bar u0talt, at &egierinqe,1
1tetter Mrbej6ernes Sorlongen6e ON
en- Minimumslgn, og at vbpis bette
Brincip life fan opnaoes beo Sper=
ensfomit me6 Mineeierne, iao bill
Set alligepel blipe opnaaet poo
an6en Mao6e." Miniitere11
fal en6og babe tilfejet, at uMegie-
ringen bil lite betanfe fig pao at
benptte bbilfeiombelit posien6e Mi6-
let, iom itaar til 6er1s @aa6igbeo."
Dette n1aa 10 bape lDot go6t / SIR
beioernes 9ren. Msql1itb faitbol-
Ser, at @treifen maa og ffal in6=
titles og Sorbol6ene mellem Sir
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1912-03-08

Smtrent lamti6ig begpn0te 6or.
1tprrelien / 8l,tifitrgget. 9e fleIte
@nffragetter TOM / Taricabs, og
i6et 0isie itonlcOe foron Yutiferne,
ile6e Sc lipreflr0te @agtl1er16 irem
og bialp Domerne l1o. Gagtmen=
rene bleD iom lalullooct> ou Disie
Gamer lr0en Dioere lpb ben til lis,
itillingspinoucrne og 6egpn0te at
%bearbeioe SEM mco cn @ammer el=
let Sten. De fle1te &pin0er flap
me6 2etbeo bort fra Sc forbauieoe
Eort6rer og foriponot / 6olfemas=
len. Sc @binoer, Joni life benpt=
te6e fig al Soricobs, gift blot longs
@oben og fnuite @1,oer11e meo @o1n=
mere, fltlgt al Ell buie11oe: i6olfe=
masie.
96eleggellen bopoc llig l10ltref=
ring, at Holitiet itob aloeles mag,
tesleit. Min6it nj Iienoe6ele at
Gnffragetterne unofon1.
Bolitiflpiternc %lfingre0e, 5foo-
oerne ilsees i, Soft buie0e og ifres,
rg @ufrogetternes 6eltroob ~8otes
for @omen" blanoeoe Jig ct for
inroeIigt @irbor. Son raifti ban0=
Iebe &pinoerne, at ga Eolitireier-
ben por u6fommanoeret, bar set
bele forbi. &rn0re0er al @rtropo.
liti bol6t 6erefter &agt peo Sc rant
ponere0e 8pgninger.
Sltffro9etterne Tiger, at Sc ag=
ter at fortintte fin Ginoucsfmts=
ningsfompogne, in0til Sc / 2igbeo
me6 observation-disclosures tpil1ger
&egeringcn til at ta9e @enipn til
6eres &rop> for at beifptte Sorret=
ningsinteresier1e.
Mrs. Gm>melinc Yo1fburit, Mrs.
Enfes og Mr5. Murlball, Sc tire
Tgrer for Suffragettcrnes @in0ues=
f1nsning blep Sen 9. Morts 0g1nt
til to Mao1e0ers 6r11gl el. DtSIe
ire bar Sc fpr1tc al Sc 1914 %arreitc-
re6e &pinoer, JONI fremltillc0cs til
/ 8on Strcet Yplitiret. Deu
at @uffrogetterne onrettc0e 5fooe
onflooes til $4,000.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1912-03-08

tioig bleo tp6et JON en- Snobpoelie
til an6re Magter til at 6ofumentere
lit Stan6plmft.
Storbritanien og GpfIano tiger
/ fine Sbar, at Sc Torenebc Sto=
ters &oloning er fl1l0itenotg /
Sberensltemmelle mes 6eres egen,
og @l1slan0 1a6er f%oritoa, at
Sc iamitemmer i Sen 8olitif, ser
goar no paa Sffe=Sn6blanoina og
@an6ling.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1912-03-08
Mejienoc Ngcnt
Miis Gja Hanae.

Nlle S%mbienbelier til rSt. SAUL
Sioenoc" beoes aoresierct til 8labet
% ,naa life mansle Snbienberens
Mann ps Mbresie til %l1nocrretnin9
iur @ebaftionen, bpilfet oos life
i%prbinorer, at BET inblenbte fun
pptages mhcn Nauns' 1tnbcrifrift.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1912-03-08

@i bar ct @ar Snoien6elier, 81. a.
en- fra @r. Muoolpb &nu0ien 8roofz
lpm g. g., ON v5ocialismen og
Observation-Disclosures, lom Ri
life faar &laos til fpr / nelte l16=
gape.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1912-03-08
@aitor Sol,n til 9etroit.

Iator g. 9. Solm, Dmigbt, ST.,
bar taget imo0 &al0 fra Menigbe=
Sen / Detroit, micb, Tom ban tio-
ligere bar beret &reif for, og bar
Iobet at iglge &aloet.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1912-03-08
En- frnattuing.
(gfter nMorolpiet". ~

tales MI, 6a Opraab begpn6er at
fploe bore Mbiier. t&por Ieuge
ftal Dor &aalmo6igbe6 misbruges?
&borfor er Der iffffe aIlere6e nu /
oen iunoe Gornufts Mabn ne6Iagt
en- Broteit2
Set er ganife biit life bebogeligt
at bore Hrofos, men bet er MOO
ben6igt, at en- er set.
Set CT &ebil6 @uffer Mfferen,
leg iigter til.
&unoe set lite bore paa SIDE
at iette en- &in6 / set Mafineri.
@fal belle SEN me6 en- 8arnums
8ebenoigbe6 o~prefIomere6e Mffpre
babe Sob til at gao bi6ere u6en
@aatale, tnotil Sen noar tit @uI=
minationspunft, ,1aar nemlig ST..
@ommanoeren ielp / egen bpie Ser
ion i set ~6anF-amerifanife SoIfs
Nabn oberr9ffer @%abebrepet til Ben
6mffe &onge.
Man ip6rger me6 unbren fig
ielb, bborfor 6og bele Bette itore
Mpporat er fat / Scene?
9ba6 bill mon?
@ller bbilfe @reoie CT set, ser
itaar bagpe6. Mon Ter fun Som
manopren> men ingen Scr. 81.
Senius er @an6en. Og Or. Sc
MUS er %iifferltg en- meget 6Dgtig
6orretningsman6 = en- Mono meo
en- mageles u6boloenbe6, naar bon
bar lat fig ct Maa1, en- Mono n1e6
en- b%enipnsles 9@rgierrigbe6. Ggen=
1taber> Ser bar bebirfet Be 1omer~
teller, Ser er blepet bom til 9eI.
Set er nemlig lite bans Mrbeioe
for noget 6anit-amerifonf. &eropre
bar ban intet Spor lat fig. @an>
tie og al6eles ufien6t / bonif-ome<
ritanife @reoie, in6til ban \ioang fig
op pe6 Marbrsfelten.
&or ban lat fig noget @erfe /
bort 6olfs. @iitorie beropre = /
&irfelip (unoifpI6) II @foIe = /
8la6birfiombeo eIler lignenoe?
Ct Ser Snltitutioner, ser fpI6er
bans &un6baan6etbe6 6eres 8ez
itaaen.
Neprelenterer ban nogen &ar
ban Sropper bag fig ii6en ban
~mirabile 6ictu" bIeb &omman6gr
at 9annebrog?
Sir = Nul = ilet ingen -
gino = 8luff Set belle.
9esu6en, bpor er lite alt bette
Hoitpr og Sen Se6er, Der tilflpber
sets Menb en- Soan moo bore 2e=
oere berobre.
Set er / bore 9ine bisielig belt
on6re Men6> bort Ge6relano bur6e
beore, bbis set pil6e bnore 0ets be-
tpoelige 5gnrer.
Mgn6> Ser giennem ct Slegtle6
bar arbei6et UNDER ltore Sire, fem=
pet / @fpggen, men bpis @fplo set
er, at Ser BOG er nogen @amling
paa % berobre.
&irfeiamfun0ets Men0. Meno
T. Gts. fra set &%irfeiamfun6 leg
tilbprer = iom Bo6bol0t, 6ets
6orman0> &j9lbe6e, BETS 0roinator,
bets banebrp6enoe Sfolemen6, iom
@tranofop, 9itergaar6> @nu0ien,
eller en-, Man6 ion &e6aftpr &olit,
~Danneptrfe". Set er Meno, Der
Ell &epre% ientanter for noget, Meno
meo en- Slot bag fig. Men6> Der
bar bpgget op og Bigger op giennem
en- Menneifeal6er. y
Men Dem fien6er Mutoriteterne /
9anmarf naturligpis life. Disie
Solf bar 10 life giort fig gieloenoe
bpor Gbompagnen fnal6er / &ip=
benbabns Sournali1ters Gag.
@en Sc bor arbeioet, og 0eres
Irbei6e bill Iebe efter Dem.
Settle ifl,l6e figes> bbor ubebage=
ligt set ems er, og mi er oct iagt.
Dr. &enius formaar man bel fife
at ltonoie. 0m ban traf runot meo
en- 6lue / Ell @nor og fortalte, at
BET bar en- glefqnt, iaa bil0e ser
olti6 bore rogle, ser tog Set for
go6e @arer.
Saa las ba &ome6ien blioe ipil=
let til gr6e, men set ifal pere
iagt, og set ogioa / SIDE, at So
me6ie er Set.
@agt for, at life alt for mango
hno nffor. SToI e. ~ fIoa St11on
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1912-03-08

y Man bbr 6og lite forglemme,
at Der er. fremrogen0e og opgttge|
encouragement / Sc mango andre
oonife &irfeiamfun6 og Soreni1'
ger. &e6. Mnm.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1912-03-08

goar u6 paa sSffffeSsSnoblanoina og
f9lles 6an6ling.
6trrjflga.
Set fa1, pei tiot faloe luart beropre
at rp6oe @ti fig / @tprfens 2ano,
ri er eli bugget / Sten fra Dopre =
- ban CT li6t ipinfel, SEN 0anite
Muro.
| @enneitelipets Gal16ring ct frpo.
let mes Min0er fra for6ums Si6er
;fra l9ngcre eller fortere Sis tilba=
ge, og biSie ierlige 8%egipenbe6er
giemmes / bore inoerite &omre iom
foitbare 5fatte.. Disie er lomle6e
be6 @eiifellene pao Dor 2ibsfpro.
Set er mes andre Orb Milepple fat
te be6 &eien. Og Sc En- CODE og
nDttige 9e oil bebare Snteresieh
iamt f9ite % / Operbepisningen ON
bet nf11lofomne og nbeitan6ige / alt
paa Set materielle Smroa0e.
Ser er Ell Mnug6e Mennelfer,
lom FILTER bao6e &els og Sin6 man
&c @ange ONT Moret - Sc pingIer
omfring mellem Meninger og
.Stemninger, iom Sen eoige, bpileeie
I.SSeoe = men Sc tror ielb> at Sc er
nogen ltore Yrincipfarle, iom itaar
11rotteligc paa line og fine Se6res
Stonopumfter. Denilogs Sn6ipi6er
forefommer inrlig / Sc ltore Mpng-
Der inoenfor Sen merfelige &lasle,
lom' folbes &olitifere. On Bolitifer
erfjer16cr al6rig, at ban filter
S%tonopunft, lelp ON fan mes @i=
oenoe, Silje og Gelbebag ibinger fra
Oen rg6elte Mnorfisme til Sen FORT
gl1lelte Meaftipn.
Man citerer Slagor6et: vMo1
fommer brilliant u6 al set mes bper
bner SDlfer for fig, men bpor Ser
bore ct tire iamtt6ig til @te6e, er
bet ltrofs 0aS groiie @aterlan6!" =
Sg miller forogteligt.
Men 0isie tire Gpiferes Gorelore
btloe beliigne 6eres Spinner = 6e
bringer 10 &iemmet smeo fig us /
ben ltore @eroen! = 0g Sc bar
9fet, og ri Sfan6inober bor uret,
iaabi6t iom set er Berionligbebens
Monifeltering, Ser life alene far
@pr6, men ogiaa Mogt; og Berion=
ligbeoenS @run6linjer er &iemmets
@nrf, @jemmets Stunt"
9erfor laber Gpiferne imaa Ser
0ener, bpor Sc fomn1er fen, me6ens
Ri forlpinber / SEN ltore @eroen.
Cecil Mbo0es, @p6=Mfrifos Man=
gemilliol,Gr, oplatte / tit Teitomen=
te felgen6e Morm for Sc unge
Men6s @balififotioner, Ser lfal er=
boloe &riien:
&rtiens @erer lfol life pere
@ogorm. 8etingelierne lfal bore:
1. Sc bpieite literere Snteresler oq
Sen melt fuloen0tc SfoIeuo0onne1ie.
r.. @ierligbeo til og Dpgtigbe6
al mon6ig Sriluftsiport. 8. 81
be61te Ggenifaber lom Mon6 %
Menneife: San0beosfiprligbe6,
Mo6, Eligttroffab, 5pmpotbi mes Sc
loage / Gomfunoet, negennpttigbe>
og &amerotf6lelie. 4. @eoiier UNDER
Sfoletioen paa &arafteritprfe> mo.
ralif Sans, aominiitratipt Salient
og Snteresie for fine &omeraters
og SmgipelI erS @el - Ggenifober,
iom lenere bill bringe bam til at be,
tragic Spfpl6elien al fine Gam.
fnnosplieter iom 9ipets beieite
MaaI."
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1912-03-08
-
StrrjfluH.

Set TAI, pel tiot faloe ipart beroore
at rpo1e @ti fig i @tprfens 2ano,
ri er ei bugget / Sten fra Dopre =
- ban er list ipinfel, SEN banife
Mar0.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1912-03-08

S @intermaaneberne bofser ct
Barn Inn en- Gemteoel iaa mcget
fom / SUM- % Suit.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-06-02

competition Is the fact that the public
which buys tobacco is not benefited
by it ut all.
Another Trust III Sight.
The suspicion is changing into be-
lief that ultimately the British AIneri-
can Tobacco Corporation will become
perhaps the greatest tru,e in the world.
me evidences are strong that more and
more the British company is securing
ownership in tho various independent
companies which formerly were of the
tobacco trust family The British
American tobacco trust is not obnox-
iouS to tho laws Of Great Britain. but
~ In fact, fostered by them. 1t is
frequently said here that it would he
an extraordinary and. .: course who'll
lY unexpected effect OF the dissolution
OF the American Tobacco Company ii.
by ana by. il should be found that n
corporation in Great Britain was i'm
control of these American manufac-
tories and interests. There seems to
be no way under our law by which sure
control can be prevented provided
only the American company operates
as an Independent manufacturer OF
tobacco"
Thus writes Holland. 1t will lie OBJ
served that he does not discuss tho cf-
fects of the new order of Things on the
tobacco grower and Sn the leaf mar
kets Of the country. Perhaps hc.is saw
Ing that for another chapter Any
how, II will he the subject OF few.
remarks based on six months OBSERVE
ton by the Industrial editor of this M :
per but not to-day.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-06-02
cHuRNs ON THE DAIRY FARM.

one of the most popular speakers in
academic lie IN the country. He re-
Gently completed a course Oh .Ameri-
can literature at the University OF
Kansas This summer he will give {;
weeks course at the Summer School
of the South. at Knoxville, and three
weeks course at the Chautaqua In
stitution, New York State. AS lee
turer and writer he is Ons OF the
strongest upholders OF scholarship in
America. lie is n member of tho Mod
.rn Language Association of America,
the Dialect Society OF America, III.
German Shakespeare Society and num-
erous other bodies.
Work in the Counties, TOO.
pr. Charles w. Kent Ia prominent in
many hclds. HE is a member of the
Modern Language Association or
America. the American Dialect So
ciety. the Counc!! of English Teachers.
the Authors Club of London. which is
scientific company of scholars rather
than Il social organizations; he is a.
member of the executive committee or
the Virginia Historical Society and is
chairman of, the State executive com
mittee of the y. NJ. t.. y. and of
the Board of Charities and Cor
rections of Albcmaric county. He is
also the representative " the Southern
Association of schools and Colleges IN
Requirements in English. ll6 IS deep
ly Interested and yersed in municipal
government and civic problems, and
mas given aid to many Virginia towns
ana cities in improving local conditions
lie is much in demand IL 4 speaker
Professor John w Mnllct is one OF
the leading chemists IL the country.
and is frequently called upon for en-
pert advice in and out OF the state.
Professor William H. Heck is doing
splendid work for improving the phys
zeal welfare and general health OF
school children in Virginia.
DIR. Ormond stone, in addition to his
scientific activities. is interested in the
secondary education or Virginia and
has written numerous articles for the
public press in the advocacy of changes
in the public schools.
Professor Thomas w. Page Is now Il
member OF the Tariff Beard. Before he
received this appointment from Pres-
dent Taft, he had served on numerous
commissions and civic bodies.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-06-02
LEAF TOBACCO SEASON closest
Wh0o WaS Probably tho Last I,oosI
Leaf Sold During Past Mcek

The last week OF the leaf tobacc,
selling season has come and gone TT
Winding-up Gales on the floors or n
Richmond warehouses last We.
rooted up not more than 10000 pount
or the sun cured stock, and when III
last pile was knocked out On Fr,da
tho auctioneers gave a sigh and cl
tered upon their long summer hoi!ds,
II VIII probably be the latter part
lore the foB-horn voice OF the toha &C
amctioneer VIII be heard in Richmon
again.
The reports from tho sun-cured tc
pacco territory indicate that srea
preparations have been made for
big crop and good crop this yea
but no one con tell what the season
may bring forth.
good week considering the Yer
limited stocks they have now to har
de
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-06-02
Doctorins and Farming.

/ know country doctor. who lives
not as much as twenty miles from
Richmond, who has n very large prac-
tice. so large that he requires the SER
vices of three good horses TO carry him
about. and yet this busy doctor runs a
little farm OF less than twenty-five
acres. only ten OF which are out OF
the woods and in cultivation. On these
ten acres no makes the hay and corn
to keep fve horses. three cows and
enough hogs to make moro hams and
shoulders and middlings than arc re-
quired for his family. This country
doctor makes other. things on the farm
that he and his family cat several
hundred chickens and all kinds of
vegetables. for instance. The other
day he said to mo: The whole secret
of farming Is in preparing your land
right before putting In seed. Do this
and the farm will run almost auto
matically, for I do not count the work
from planting time to harvesting time
any more than good exercise" Surely
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-06-02
REAL ESTATE AND
Bull ding NEWS
CONTINUED from First PagcD

N-r''N'''"'' i'oiii ihSS.D
Levy 100 feet on the Hermitage Rold
for $4,000.
Gibboncy K Nuckos sold to /. l..
Sparks the residence No. ej0i West
Grace Street for $4,000 and also 90
T. Il. McEneany the residence No. lIiO
Park Avenue for $4,000. This firm.
made several other smaller sales III
Highland Park and elsewhere Mr.
Gibhoney, of this firm, tooq holiday
Thursday and slipped up To MaIden's
station on the Upper James and solo
Il small farm to n gentlemen who nad
Just come to virginia from the cold
and bleak state OF Minnesota.
Robinson Il Phillips sold l422 Floyd
Avenue to f. II. Twining for $6,u0U
and @SOl East Franklin to r. Ii. Stols2
Tor $4,000 The youngsters" also sold
considerable Brookland Park and OH
or suburban property.
Mooreiield y Blake. another young
iirm In the business, made some goou
sales OF residence property in the West
End aGgrcgating $9U0oo Hawkins "
butuYd aid some similar stunts to the
tune of about $1,000. sullivan & Com
panS made several sales of building
sites on the Boulevard Chas 4. Kns,,
Company put in some good work. which
resulted In the following sales: .9S
HoNcrnor street for $4,000: 80 Allen
avenue lor 50, 900; lO6 Cary street Tor
$4,000 and COS North Seventh street
Tor $4,000
w NJ Miller & Co SOFA about SEE. 0oo
worth Of good dirt. some OF which had
good buildings on it, These sales were
~ Ginter Park and the West END.
Miller Co. are now comfortably. con-
Ncnicnuy and even handsomely fixed
up IN their large new offices, No. lis
North Eighth Street. where for the
last several days they have been re-
ceiNins the congratulations of their
brethren in the real estate business
The ENchnuEc L. Coming.
II now seems TO be Il pretty wcll
settled fact that Richmond is at last
to have a real estate exchange. 4
general meeting Of all the agents of
Rtchmond and vicinity has been call
ed for tomorrow afternoon. at ! 80 in
IL Offices OF tho Chamber of Com
mcrcc In the Mutual Building. TO hear
tho rcrort OF the committee appointed
at the previous meeting 10 consider
the various details Incident to organ
ilne the exchange.
THIS Committee, composed Of Leroy
=. Brown. Il. *. Harrison, J. i Pol
lard. William Todd and T. n. Jacobs.
'ho have done some hard work in
Tho interest Of an exchange, Will make
! an Interesting report covering the
! .ubjcct thoroughly. and from the in
;ercst shown by nearly all the agents.
/ ;hevc seems no doubt that a large and
/ influential organization viii be inn
/ mediatclN perfected. II Is expected
! that all OF the real estate firms will
/ he represented at the meeting.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-06-02
VII VS. AND
NEAR VIEWS

young people in the dark days long
ago Here is the suggestion tho Time
offers:
How would 1t do to have a week
set In the future. say. for instance
In August as the homs coming week
FOR tho Brunswick people who live In
different parts Of this great country.
August would be good month to have
1t in, tho crops are generally worked
out at that time. and would make a fine
impression OH tho visitors. Many OF
our boys and girls have left their ma
tive country soon after tho war be
cause the outlook for making an hon
est living here was rather gloomy, the
hne plantations came down consider
ably during the war. property was at
Its height and few knew what to turn
to In their distress.
Time hns worked wonders every
where. but mt few places Is tho prog
ress more noticeable than in our coun-
ty. and we predict that the hearts of
the visitors would swell with pride
when they would behold their beIoved
native county restored 10 It's former
splendor. Just think what jolly time
this would be TO have the absent ones
home again for a least a few days"
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-06-02
Hurt BIZ RnlIMnIa.

Recant statistics published by the Int
state Commerce Commission shows thu
during the year ended June 30 1911 rearj
1000 people were KILLED on our raiIroa
and over 10000 were injured. Five thousa n
two hundred and eEhtyfour OF the kiiie
and hslt OF the injured were tre.pesserI
and presumably the blame for their death
railroads ~ ''|
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-06-02

virginia is the greatest farming stn
In the Union. or would be II we b,|
more people who had tho knowledd
OF this good doctor and who do nd
mind work any more than no does
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-06-02

solved. The Supreme Court of the
United States justified ti,e action taken
ny the government to dissolve the to-
bacco trust. so-called. cE the. ground
that the organization tostered a mo-
nopolyl and tended to suppress compe-
tition.