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The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1912-03-21
Unwise Changes Now Proposed.

abandon the
fathers, that
democracy the ultimate to make
placed directly people,
will of the majority through political
pullon , ,,,. ,1 =: +h .- for Amer;
judgments the
whose sincere
pose andh honesty of opinion of other
Jeferson's Wise Views.
speaking Thomas Jefferson declared:
discovered
which rights be secured to wit Govern
CHOSEN
BY
of Independence knowing that all popular
could the
by the direct action OF
the people principle Ahan adapted to modern
Only Excuses and Passion
Our representative government established guard against the
respond to puoe
sentiment principle OF is
ndce real public sentiment Of the
recurring peoo
principle of the government itself x ~
NV
ultimately respond to the enlightened ana na
WITH the changing sentiment repeatedly
in the o
We legislative of the direct respons
build Isthman Canal Can be ruhuy SAID tina
the Congress books the laws tina
result OF their
nen anu u'" 'e( CONTINUED NexC olumn)
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1912-03-21
Dangers of a Direct Democracy.

had failed
by the
assembled multitude
mature
Democracy due
the of
in to
knowledge of
of their
No in Golden Rule
all would but
of of
of reflect ultimately
evil of of the of the land
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1912-03-21
REPRESENTATIVE GOVERNMENT, AS CON-
CElVED BY TRAINERS OF CONSTITUTION,
ONLY SAFE Bull WARK OF CIVIL LIBERTY
Danger Of Departing from Path Established
by the Fathers
SPEECH DELIVERED BY MR. UNDERWOOD BEFORE CATHOLIC
CLUB OF NEW YORK CITY DECEMBER 49, 1911.

The of the protection life liberty and
civilization
the essential good than the OF
Less than and half the Federal Constitution was written
The world had with almost conceivable meth0d OF govern
republic The
who created the form of the essentially the
them had offered their lives and their fortunes the struggle for their country
independence justly lack OF
regarding the essential principles of of honesty
Tranquility
Blessings of Liberty % themselves and their Poseity"
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1912-03-21
Worlds First Written Constitution.

created
lwaking ultimate
udci o he
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1912-03-21
Ours a Representative Form of Government.

established representative form
Constitution checks and
force of
stroying the md property of the individual
establish freedom of for they created
Nation
States reservg the the laws that
affected of
his
RIGHTS apainst o.
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1912-03-21
Independent Judiciary Established.

Independent established
of the individual
unwilling
the
fearing even then they established Constu
or the itself destroy
of liberties
individual wish that this but the history Of
people,
guarantees individual rights and individual
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1912-11-21
MISS MILDRED'S
B0ARDER
Mystery of Leather Wallet
and rs Explanation
g. cls2issA MAcKIE

WAY don't you take a boarder:"
the postmaster had inquired of Miss
Mildred Lee one Gay when she came
after hey letters.
i might do that, s1::! Miss Mildred.
rather dmidIy. I've been hoping that
some physician would come and hire
sIalf Che house: yon see. fathers Office
lis just rs he left it aud would make
a splendid location for young doctor"
I'VE need another doctor here. now
that your father is gone. said the
postmaster. sometimes have in
quiries for rooms: if hear OF any
body iii send EN- along TO you"
Thank you, said Miss Mildred
gratefully.
once more in tie pleasant. wide
winged house which had been her
home since childhood Miss Mildred
moved around from room to room re-
garding the immaculate neatness Of
each apartment with q critical eye.
Now that the postmaster had pat
into words the plan that she had
cherfshed-that she should take a
boarder-she felt encouraged to answer
some OF the advertisements that oc-
casionaIly appeared in the papers ask
ing for country board.
Her father. who had attended tosthe
ills of Little River people for half n
century. had died few months be-
fore. leaving his daughter heritage
Of the fine old home. well equipped
Office and laboratory. fine medical Ii
brary and thick ledger full Of UNI
paid accounts. In his way Dr. Lee
had been Il great philanthropiSt. Re
gardJess of amy financial returns from
his labor. he had alIayed the pains of
his uriSh!'ors. h:ouEht them into the
wa,rid atil went dawn to thc dark door
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1912-11-21
A
COLD At ONCE
First Dose of Pape's Cold
Compound Ends All
Grippe Misery.

You can surely end Grippe and
break up the most severe cold either
in head. chest. back stomach or
limbs. BY taking a dose of Pape's Cold
Compound every two hours until three
consecutive doses are taken.
i promptly relieves the most mis-
cradle headache, dizziness, head and
nose stuffed UP. ceverishne ss. sneez-
ms. sore throat. mucous catarrhal dis
charges, running o. the nose. sore
ness. stiffness and rheumatic twinges.
Take this wonderful Compound as
directed without Interference with
Your usual duties and wita the 3.ScUTl-
ed5e thai there is nothing else in the
world which win cure your cold or
end Grippe misery as promptly and
without any other assistance or bad
after effects as a ascent package Of
Pape's Cold Compound. which any
druggist can supply-accept no sub
stitute-coutatas no quinine-5elongs
in every home. Tastes nice.-Adver-
tisement.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1912-11-21

with item when they weariiy went
away: answered th,fr calls for help
no matter how ScprchiBG the sun over
head or hnw deep the SHOWS through
which his feet must piod. His only
r,.compcnse bad I.eeu the delight in
his profession and tae fees that came
TO him voluntarily.
or cours,.ot this left Miss Mildred
quite unprnTided for save the small
sum left fYathe hank after the ex-
ncsr<c< were lmid and tItat was grow
ing aiarmir,.,It small She tried by
every p;nchiug economy to spend as
little as possible and finally her diet
Of bread AMI hntter and eggs AMI tea.
together wifi, some of the =oodly store
OF preserves that weighted the cellar
sheIycs. hcSal. 70 ;;ffc"t her health
The roses; Ged ,fr6a her rounded
,lIeel;ss ,stad ;bn outline hrctme sharper
every dsly.iiB,f step vs:tss5inorc ianSuid.
and her ambition did not prick her 20
lust ana polish the u:d mahogany fur-
aitIrc that was her greatest asset II
She Nigh, hare been persuaded to part
with st.
Then at hist there. cane IN applicant
for the rooms. TIE station stage drop
ped him a; the cafe. Il Elan Of about
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1912-11-21

THAT, SHE SAIN.
forty years with thickIy frosted hair
and Pheasant gray eyes behind gold
rimmed eyeglasses.
Miss Lee he inquired.
Yes" said Miss Mildred.
He handed. her i card. Il am Dr.
Mason. and have "ome to examine
your rooms. he said.
Come right In And Miss Mildred
led the way into the wide hall. She
opened the door thar led into the left
wing and ibrew wide the curtains to
let the sunshine into the darkened Of
Zee
Dr. Mason examined the shit of
rooms with manifest approval. He ex-
planned that hi> own Practice in an adj
joining town did not satisfy him. BE-
cause he y:,S only one Of i've other
physicians IN q healthy locality that
during an absence from home his
house and office had been burned to
the ground. having caught ire from a
burning residence next door. and that
as he must start anew lie had decided
to seek a new aeId for his labors. He
was unmarried, aud lie presented TN
questionable references
When he went away he had conciud-
ed very satisfactory arrangement
with Miss Mildred He was to occupy
the south wing with its suit OF Offices
and bedrooms overhead, and Miss Mil
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1912-11-21

CcoutInued on page tent
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1912-11-21
F10E I.IIGZs
lsfGI A8H SICK l4EIS


tpfthe lear4
ng
a isn't your
stomach
TIE
aad n
onth
ended S2searet on3nS out
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-01-05
WILSON DOESN'T
LIKE HIS bACKER
THINKS HARvEY's SUPPORT Is IN
JURING HIM FOR PREsIDEN-
TIAL NOMINATION,
"MARSE HENRY" Is IN IT
NOTED KENTUCKY EDITOR SAID
TO REPRESENT ONE END OF
TRIANGULAR POLITl-
CAL ROW.

CHARLOTTE. y, G., Jan. "A
special dispatch from Washington to
the Observer tonight tells OF d break
between Governor Woodrow Wilson
and his discover" and hacker, Edi-
tor George Harvey, OF Harper's Week
~, and Colonel Henry Watterson.
who has been largely interested in
Wilson's campaign.
According to the dispatch there are
several versions Of this break. One
is that the interests behind Colonel
Harvey ordered HIS .disccntinaance of
the Wilson propaganda. Another Is
that there Was an open. personal
break between Governor Wilson, an q
Colonel Harvey.
Still another has II that Colonel
Henry WAtterson was either q party
10 the breach between the two emil
nent Fasteners, Tor knows great
deal about II ana has been seriously
affected by II. Wilson, according to
others, found Harvey's support han
dicap with the Democratic radicals
and rudeiy demanded of Harvey that
he stop 1t.
Harvey and his friends, says the
dispatch, are client. Watterson- Is
making speeches In support of the
arbitration treaties and cannot be
reached An explosion, however, Is
expected at the Jackson Day BAN
quet to be given by the National Dem
ocratic Comm ittee the evening of the
Sth Of January.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-01-05
SOLVE MYSTERY OF
PON1SIS PEARLS

LONDON. Jan. "A man whose
name the authorities refuse to di-
vulge was arrested by Scotland Yard
detectives on the steps Of tho Gem
eral Post office here tonight in con-
nection with the robbery in the sum-
mer Of. 1909 OF Jewels belonging to
Queen Sowaya Ponxsi, wife Of the
late King Chulalungkorn. OF Siam.
The robbery was Of the most baf-
fling ever committed, and has been
puxxling mystery 10 the police OF the
entire world. The gems, which In
cluded . pearl necklace insured In
London for $50, 200. were taken from
the strong room OF German steam
er while en- route from England to
Bangkok. but nothing was known OF
the robbery until the box was OPEN
cd at Its destination.
The fsrst clew to the robbery came
to the police two weeks ago from
Sinxarore. where an attempt had
been made to dispose Of some OF the
K6&tAAH sr
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-01-05
AMERICAN WOMEN TO
1Akk VEIL ABROAD

PARIS, Jan. Views has reached
Paris from Brussels that Mrs. John
Singleton, of Los Angeles. the former
wife of well known mining man.
is about to take the veil at the con-
vent at the sacred Heart at Brukes,
where her little daughter Is being edu-
Gated. Mrs. Singleton, who was for
merly Miss Stello Graham. of Seattle.
has just returned from trip to Mes
York, whittier she went In connection
with the Stokes case. she being q sis
ter Of Miss Lillian Graham. one OF the
defendants.
When asked II she really intended to
renounce the world and become reu-
gious, Mrs. SINGLETON replied:
u was educated by the sister OF
Sacred Heart in Seattle. and was hap
pier then than ever tefore. or I ever
have been since. There IL no great
wrench In wishing to return to them.
although In another country"
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-01-05
GOVERNMENT FAvoRe
MORGAN RESTAURANT

NEW YORK. Jan. THE investiga-
ton Of the Brooklyn navy yard restau-
rant, an institution founded by J.
pierpont Mosgan's daughter. Miss
Anne Morgan. with the idea OF pro-
viding cheap and nutritious meals for
the navy yard workbench, was held to-
day BY Z special inspection board APP
pointed TO report upon the desirahiltty
government.
Tho board seemed much pleased
with the establishment and while they
declined 20 disclose the nature Of thair
report II n believed that the navy de-
partnent viii b recommended 70 make
m purchasA y.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-01-05
ORANCEMEN WILL
FIGHT HOME RULE

LONDON. Ian. 4.-Rsports that the
Orangemen are preparing to resist
home rule by force of arms In Ulster
naS caused Kreat excitement over \
situation ..i.eAay rrade serionA by the
action nf tire uniontsts Yesterday In
declaring they woulu set ND an in-
dependent government In the event
Of the success IT the home rule hill
The Belfast correspondent OF the
Pail Mall Gazette says that more than
1000 former officers have Joined the
militant Orangemen and are drilling
the hostile forces secretly. The Ulster
police force - preparing to meet the
promised Demonstration.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-01-05
SAYS HIS WIFE
TRIED TO POISON

ALLENTOWN. PA. Jan. 4.-Mrs
Hannah Sneyd Kulp. Of Egypt, Pa, a
w!fa Of three. months, WAS arrested
today on warrant sworn to by her
husband. John kulp, a man OF high
standing In the community. charging
her with an attempt to poison him
his aged father and mother, and his
sister, by placing strychnine and
ground glass IN grape pies that she
baked for the family. The motive ID
attributed to friction that arose be-
tween the wife and her husbands
relatives. and which led to many fam
lily auarrels. Mras. sKnip u thirty -four
Years oisi and her husband u twenty.
three. They live with kulp's parents
and his sister.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-01-05
DEBTS OF THOMAS
REACH 81, 234,487

1880 NEW-F0RfS,- JAM 4.-~fAiward RUE.
sell Thomas. former multi allienaire
banker, turfman. theatrfeai f.anget,s
and automobile dare devil, today con-
fessed judgment for $1,2S4,4S7 Of his
debts In the Supreme Court.
At the Same time this confession OF
Judgment was filed there was signed
by Supreme Court Justice Giegerich
an order farnisheeing' the $4,000 In
come that Thomas draws from the es-
tate Of his father. the late General
Samuel Thomas. each year. This order
was granted the Bowling Green Trus,
Company. creditor for $59,l60, and
win permit the company to apply 49,
900 OF Thomas income annually toward
payment Of the debt.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-01-05
YUAN FACES new
CRISIS IN NORTH
REBELLION BREAKS OUT WHERE
HE LEAST EXPECTED 1T
TO APPEAn
REBELS TAKE LANCHOW
LOOT RICH RESIDENCES, PUT FIRE
TO THEM AND CITY FACES
DEsTRUCTIoN--FOR
EiGNERs FLEEING.
REBELS TAKE LANCHOW

PEKIN. Jan. 4.--The spread Of
repubIicanism in the northern army
has suddenly become cause of new
anxiety to Premier Yuan Shi kal
who, while endeavoring to crush the
revolt In the South. apparently has
overlooked the development OF
more alarming situation close te
Pekin.
The seeding troops at Chin Wang
Tao are terrifying the positions they
have taken In the hills and are pre-
pairing for an attack.
The imperiaf troops are leaving
Hankow without interference from
the rebels.
( The province Of Szechuen. capital
Of the province Of Szechuen. remains
In the hands of the Imperial treops
after a sharp engagement with the
rerolutiouartes. .----------------
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-01-05

A fall OF the mercury to 10 degrees
above zero within thirty-six hours
from o'clock last night was pre-
dicted last night by. Director Evans.
of the local weather bureau. In that
period Director Evans said the tenn
perature would fall twenty degrees.
In the Northwest yesterday the tenn
perature was 10 to 20 below zero and
the cold wave was heading for the
Southeast with vim. 80 much 80 that
the atmosphere early last night was
decidedly Of the wintry variety. while
later on the town was swept by winds
that felt as II they had come with
the least conceivable delay direct from
Minnesota and the DAkotas, where the
cold wave was exerting itself yestor-
day,
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-01-05
FANGs ARE DRAWN
IN ALDR|CH PLAN
Monetary Commission IS At
Last Satisfied and Ready
to Report
SOUTH AND WEST ARE
WELL TAKEN CARE OF
Control of Banking Resources
Divided, Leaving Wall
Street and New Eng
land in Minority

WASHINGTON. Jan. A.--The fnngs
of the Aldrich bank plan are believed
to have drawn. After months OF care
ful investigation and bitter debate OF
never ceasing vigilance for "jokers"
that 1t was convinced the cunning
Aldrich would never cease to foist upon
1t, the monetary commission has COM
pleted its report and drafted Il bill
which. II adopted by Congress, will.
1t Is believed, prevent for all time the
money trust in Wall Street from OBJ
tanning a strangle hold upon the H.
nances OF the country.
Under this bill which provides for
national reserve association. Wall
street with AL It's banking resources.
viii apparently control out IA per
cent. OF the representation in the as
ISOLATION.
Division Of Control.
The South with about 10 per cent.
OF the banking resources will control
20 per cent Of the representation IN
the association. the Mise.e W est with
20 per cent. of the banking capI.al
VIII have % per cent. SU!ssroI; the ta.
West and Pacific coast States with
banking capital OF IL per cent. will ex-
ereise approximately rs per cent con-
Iroi. New kn., ianu with ~ per cent
Of banking capital Will have but s
per cent. control
Thus IL will be seen that should the
banking interests of New York ana
New England combine In common in
terest they will have but ~ per cent.
iAf
Ii the forces that control the bans-
ing inArests Of The South. Middle " cst
and Ear West are absolute indcpend-
ent Of the little coterie Of bankers who
have strangle hold on Wall Street
II would appear that at the beginning,
AT least. The national reserve axSocia-
tion would be, free frotn despotic ad :
minfstraticn and possible agent FOR
good. but II they are united with the
same interests that WELD such fero-
cious power IN Wall Street, national
the situation. instead II would only
serve To crystalize the strength OF
those interests.
Little Chance 20 Pass.
In discussing this phase of the sit
uation today an eminent authority
expressed arm belief that II would
be impossible for It To exist The
local money interests In the far West
for instance are so absolutely differ
ent from those In the East that he
would not imagine them acting in
concert
So widely diversified are the views
held Ia Congress. however. and so
strong the suspicion of any bill that
the monetary commission will be able
to report that II Is doubtful IL any
monetary measure will be passed at
the present session.
The bill and the report Of the
monetary commission in their pres
ent form VIII be submitted to Con-
gress on January s,
The report. members Of the COM
mission. viii be the most comprehen-
sive analysis OF the present banking
system Of the United States ever un-
dertaken. II will be laid before both
Houses Januar~ g. Between that
date and March 81. when the life OF
the commission ends by statutory
limitations. mum Der OF supplemental
reports on minor matters will be
made.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-01-05
WEATHER MAN Is HEARTLESS;
SENDS MERCURY TO BOTTOM
Great Fall in Temperature Takes Place and Prospects Are
That Ice Skating VIII Soon
-- Be Very Good -
Be Very Good

The only hopeful note sounded by
Director Evans was that the cold wave
in coming into the South would natur-
ally be considerably tempered, giving
ground for the hope that the weather
sharp might have failed to allow SUI
flciently for the tempering influences
that wintry blasts out of the bleak
Northwest always encounter In the
balmy Southeast.
But 1t Is going to be cold aplenty
and plumbers will reap harvest
and skating will be good.
The minimum temperature yester-
day was 20 at A.. N. 1t will be
considerably lower than that at 5
A. NJ. to-day and at 8 A. M. to-mor-
row what will probably be the sever
est weather Of the winter will pre-
vail.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-01-05
WOMEN CANNOT BE
DEPUTY SHERIFFS

NEW FORK. Jan. heod OF
feminine criticism descended upon
Sheriff Julius Hamburger. OF this city.
to-day when. after bringing Joy un-
told to the hearts OF the suffragettes
by appointing several OF them deputy
sherifrs. he was informed By hts coun-
sci that the law says that a person
who cannot vote cannot serve in that
ONCE.
"a woman never would have made
such a mess OF things as this" holly
declared Miss Cornelia Swinnerton,
one Of the deputies-to-be. When
my name was mentioned l took 1t for
granted that the sheriff knew the
law"
This was the sentiment OF all those
who participated to-day In the i'm
posing badge pinning ceremony. In
the sheriff's ONCE.
The suffragette lawyers are search
ing the law books to see II they can't
lind some way to get around the hated
statute.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-01-05
Death Of Mrs. Rollins.

Especial to The Richmond virKinian.)
: BALTIMORE. Md. Jan. A.---MrA.
Stephen Brook Rollins. formerly Of
Virginia, died here today at the home
OF her daughter. Mrs. George H. III.
Heath. Beside her husband, she II
survived by ten children. ono Of whom
being Mrs. c. Askins, Of Port Royal.
Va Mrs. Rolit1s before marriage
was Miss Gibbs, OF King George coun-
ty, Va. She became the bride OF MIR.
Rollins. who was In business for years
at Port Royal. Va: on December IS,
1865. and they celebrated their golden
wedding December 50. 1909.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-01-05
NAVY YARD MEN
RETURN TO WORK
NEW CARD SYSTEM EXPLAINED IN
WAY WHICH SATISFIES STRIKE
COMMITTEE
ALVAH MARTIN ON HAND
HEADS DELEGATION OF wORKMEN
At CONFERENCE: WITH COM
MANDER WHEN Diff
GUILTY IS ARRANGED.

.o,,~r T1, E;chrnod ytrgiuiau.1
'pronr Ian a-2yith n
oo-o,,,y.s aoresa unon The eight
soAip o shn waiLad out
- 80. r.rfntE Savy~ Yard Yesterday
% tne oAvA 5000 r.
asA4 $500, 1919 ,y,i, r.turn tn
IAe Ao" sv- ranrn,n1 This ac-
W. sss.s"a 49,. AZ. aftsrnoon
a s "s nssrarra hetwaen Cant
1 1 andar of ths yard ana a
se;..a.. ~ ..arSran heaasd nv
a.-..n pan,,hncan Ma.
49,, .,s...,,,.r
av ~. Ill. Iii 80 ~, r.c,,,raa tn
ras a. ~. csg,cer. ~
SIN sn- 90 80. a.,atrr. ~ tha
SbS yAAA oSA4 ssso s.1AS y
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-01-05
RUSSIA CONTINUES TO
EXECUTE PRISONERS IN TABRIz

TEHERAN, Jan. 4.-PerSians here
are Indignant at the continued exe-
buttons In Tabriz by the Russians.
The cabinet. 1t 10 pointed out.=must
now resign In the face Of Russia's
demonstrations OF hostility, because
the cabinets promise to secure
friendly relations with that country
obviously has not been fulfilled.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-01-05
BANK EXAMINERS
TO REPORT WEEKLY

s. WASHINGTON. Jan. 4.--The con-
troller OF the currency today issued an
order to all national bank examiners
tn make weekly reports to his ONCE.
giving full and itemized accounts Of
must be sent In at the end Of each
week on prescribed blanks furnished
! by the controller,
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-01-05
DIR. BLUE is PREFERRED no
TO DIR. WHITE FOR PLACE

WASHINGTON, IAN. &---Surseon
Rupert Blue will probably be nomi-
mated by President Taft tomorrow. to
be surgeon general Of the Public
Health and Marine hospital service to
succeed the late surgeon general Wy
man. The friends Of Surgeon J. n,
White. however. still believe that the
president win name Dr.Whtte.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-01-05
AlUTINOUS CONvICTS
dashed TO WORK

fcpnocial 10 The Richmond Virginian.y
s(oLp6BORO. N. C.. Jan. AT the
e5snfy convict camp ct Mt. Olive, TO-
l12x 1autjny broke out among the COM
'N1cfG. Who refused to so to work.
1o nero was shot while attempting
~ oacanA The other twenty were
ronn1eA up ana. one BY ono. the lash
nlled % tho back OF each.
81 NM the punishment thev respond
~ tha order 70 march TO work.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-01-05
KELLOGG IS CHOICE
TO SUCCEED HARLAN

WASHINGTON. Jan. 4.--Frank b.
Kellogg. Of Minnesota, one time Gov-
eminent trust buster" NOW appears
b. the probable selection Of President
Taft for the vacancy on the bench
az the United states Supreme Court
- succeed the la&e JuSt1ce Harlan.