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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-03-11

einer9 gr iaec es franf unb frctl"
Gin idalenoes @eldhter folete
Den @orten oeS @roien.
ySbr iebt alio, 8oet, oas Mi1o.
den bat ii6 sleid ben 9liisiten aus.
geiu1tl"
n0as frene IeibS6ilo!" branite
Der 8ogt auf. 9onumt, M1nner,
mir peitifen Die 0irne sum Sauie
binaus!"
Ser Soet bot red)t! aommt!
8ommtl 9as @eibsbilo iol on inns
benfen!"
rGubig, 2elite," fiel MifaeI eirt,
.rubig, Jag ih! geroient bate iic
es, aber pergeBt nift, DAB es eiu
Sinh lit, uno BOB elm ainb ncbl
belfen mag, tpenn es audi etipas go.
les tbi,tl Mein 9ruoer @albemor
bat ibr INN Der treiien 0ienite ibres
YaterS niIlen cine Mitgiit bon
5ebntauieno @liloen ailsgeiest, 5abl.
Dor an ibrem Sod5eitStage - mir
tperbeni ibr bieieS Sermdhtnib nod
beilte ai,s5abIen, mag Tie Damn NOR
gen in Srieben 5ieben, nobin lie
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-03-11
Die Sade abaemad)t uno Der Streit

bic Sadie abaemad)t ur,b Der Streii
gu gn6e!"
.Salt's MauI, Sunge! Sd iaee,
10 piel i6 mill, nid)t allcs, mas id
fpeiB, iino nod piel peniger, oils Oh
ipiiicn lpilit," eiferte Der alte nnb
ging Saoon.
sd Iab es mir nun einmaI nift
nebmen," briirnmte er Dor iid bin,
p5tpiiden 6ieier Yferbegeihid)tc nnb
iener oa auf Der ungliidIifen Sarl-
iagb beitebt elm 3uiommenbang--i in
beioen bat berieIbe Seufel feline
Sanb. @er lit bier Ser SEER? @en
gebt's sundhit an? @arum ifift
er ieinen 8ruoer unb fommt nidt
ielbit? Weil er fem eutes @etpiiien
boil 9as lit meme Meinirng."
Sn Dem Sdlafgemahe WenSels
ruiiroen Die SeniterporbGnee aiiriid-
geihoben, nnb oas @eii1t oes Gro.
fen erifien binter ben Sheiben-
bleid uno finiter. Die 2eute uaten
Itoben aiiseinan6er.
@enige M,ieenbIife ipater fam
Der 9iener 6es @raien in ben Sol
un6 uberbrahte Dem 8utiher ben
9efebl, bic beioen Mappen, @en5els
2ieblinaspferoe, ansuidirren uno
nit benz Heiiefpagen nor5ufabren.
Der 9efebl rief nei,e ntritbe nno
Infreaitng berbor. r@er min Der.
reiien? @raf @ensel? @obin 81
oieier 9eit?" Dos fparen bic Sra.
gen. Die bin. itno berihtpirrten.
.Sein boies @etpiiien treibt i'm
tort" britnttnte Der alte Stepban in
ben Bart; nes lit Seit fir ben
$errn 81 berreifen, tperit iein @ent-
meiiter erihlagen it,"
Der alitider fubr Dor; Der BE.
~
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-03-11
10. &apiteI.
Die @ettMna.

4aiim tpar Die Come a~ufgeaan.
gen, 6a fpitrbe es idon lebenoie i'm
SdIoiIe. Man rannte i'm &ofe bin
uno Der, man itedte bic 8opfe 5i.
Iammeit, man blidte ~ungeoul0ig an
ben Tenitern bon MiGaels Sdlaf.
5immer empor; aber Die BorbGnge
bIieben eeidloiien, Die 2eute mubten
ibre ltngebulo benieiItern.
sd bab's gua ia seiagt," fiji
Iterte ibnen Der nlte Biaueiir 5r,
.bie groben Serren baben's nidt 10
eilis, penn es iid INN uniereins ban.
oelt!"
.2Gitert nift, 5tepban! Oenft an
ben gnGbisen @rafen @aIoernar!"
Der Yiqueur faItete Die Sdnbe.
,Gas fpar aber aiih elmer, tpie es
feinen 3tpeiten mebr eibt! Sir ben
bate if mein 2eben NIT Sreuben
geIaiien, iage id gmd; aber fir Die
oa oben sebe i'd nift elm ein5iges
BON meinen meiben Saaren!"
.Nebmt guh IN slht, oaB iii Guf)
nidJt ben aopf init alem, mas orauf
1T, nebmen!"
.@togen Sic es! 2ange trage id
i'm bod niht mebr bod! Mber
oarum lpeiB id bod, mas ih rpeib.
uno reoe, mas ih mill"
.@iro aild) mas red)tes iein. mas
Sbr wibt." mari elm junger 9iirihe
bo3miiden.
sir Did freilif midt, Naiepeis !
On biinfit lid ~gcpaltig flus, tpenit
On benz Yierbe ben .3iisel nm Den
aopf legit uno nifjt Inn ben
Sd,pan5, uno meinit, an6ere 2eute
rpibten auh nifJt mebr!"
) $50 iast, mas Sbr ribt, 6ont lit
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-03-11
| Die feind|id)en brldtr.


Settle Iaiien," iaste oieier, auf 6as
StiIet beuten6. ,0as Berbreden lit
erit baIb ent6edt. mir baben nod
cine @aIgenfriit!"
.Sit er toot?" fragile nit ieinem
@tbem rinseno Wenael.
uTobt? Dos CLAUDE id nidtl
Sic uiirben ionit feline 2eide gefun-
ben baben!"
Isle baben i'm nitt?"
rHein! MIR iein blutises Taiden.
tiif baben tie gefunben ,nb Die
iinnreihe @orfebr,ing, nit ipeIder
Oh iein Yferb nnb i'm gum Saa se.
brddt bait. s, es mar cine foitli1e
Summbeit-nie elm Sanblanger bat
6iesmal Der Meiiter g~earbeitet!"
Isle baben i'm nift?"
r@ein. neir,, Tie baben i'm nidt!
8eritebit Oh es oenn niht? CT mar
fort, uno tuenr, er foot seipelen, 10
batte er nidt fort iein fonnen!"
Or bat nod 9rait gebabt az ge.
ben, gu frieden. iid at idIeppcn-
aber rpobin? Wie melt? Ritr cine
Strefe in bas @ebiiih binein, o6er
aud Bis IN eiite menihli1e Wob.
t1iing!"
sd tperoe es e~rfabren!"
nSa, grnoer, 9u mirit es erfab.
rem, unb ih aiid-friiber pieGeift;
aIs Dir iitb mir Iieb it'll"
rSest, iosleihl Sd rttB binaits,
meirt @iige miro feline Spiir finben
@ebiiid min i'd ourd).
ip1ben, Bis i'd"
r@iaif 9u cine 0untmbeit alf
bic anbere iesen? St tpenig Stlin.
ben 1T Der Morgen ba-ion man
Did IN benz @albe ieben2 Der alte
Stepbar meinte borbin ifon, es
mare am gnbe Ieihter ienen su fin
Sen, aIs bieien! @ir fpielen Inn
nnier 2eben, gruoer-IpieIen ipir
oarnum fliig nib beionnett, mir fon.
men es MIR einmtal perlieren, unb 10
Iange id nod cine &arte in Ser
Sano babe, eebe i1 mid nid,t nerlo.
rem. SD tperoe morgen NIT ben
9eliten in ben @nIb eeben-meine
gitsen finb aiid idarf, unb ftnbe ih
ibn, Of lebenb ober tobt, 10 miro I'm.
Ter Spiel nod einmaI genornet
iein! @eniist Dir bas?"
sd min es Dir ii6erIai1enl"
so glib mir Define Sagoflaihe.
SD tueroe iie nit @ein aus ser
Same ba fiiaen. SIT er foot, 10 be-
barf er feiner StGrfuns mebr; Iebt
ct nod, 10 iper6e id inn ipie elm
barnrber5iger Samariter einer So,
betriinf einfloben unb er pirb toot
iein! Sd TRACE bier anf meiner
8ritit ettpas berum, fir mid ielbit,
tpentt es einmdI fem muB-es pirb
apf fir 5pei geniigen?"
Limb oas miGit On Dor aler Nii.
gen tbun2"
,Se mebr mein 2iebesperf ieben,
INN 10 better! gs fpGre ipabrlih nift
Der erite 8ertpunoete, Der einem 10
nnter ben SGnoen itirbt. limb MN,
nod einmal, @en5el, infer Spiel lit
nod nidt ~perloren, aber @itbe iino
8eionnenbeit! Seq Did .iflafen-
i1Iaf' tpobl, penn On fannit!"
Mifael ftanb idon a,if Der
SdtpeI1e, oils ct iih nod einmal
tmorebte.
.8ersib nift, 0eii,e graut ab.
bolen 81 laiien, @en5eI, persiB es
ia nift! llno nenit tie fommt,
ipri1 freunoIih nit ibr-ber 2eute
unO oes armen 9inges ipegen!"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-03-11

Mifael. ,Gs lit aaes pcrgebens.
SIT an benz Hentrneiiter mirflif eill
8erbred)er periibt iporoen, 10 miiiicn
mir Is Der 3eit nrtb Soft i~iberlaIieh,
eS 81 entbiiIen; uniere araft reift
nidt aus ba5u. Iber 10 Ianee id
nift Die 2eihe oeS @rmoroeten Dor
mir iebe, CLAUDE id nidt Dab er
ermtorbet it,"
Die 2eute itarrten oen @rafen an
ibnen allen ldien es ionnenflar, bob
Der Hentmeiiter bon Der Sano zines
Moroers gefaqen-tpas mofte Der
Graf MIR i'm Gimme baben9
rSbr punbert @itd iiber meine
8orte," fubr Midacl fort, lid iebe
e. gitH an. Woblan, if mill gih
lagen, mas id bon Dem rGtbielbaf-
ten @erihninben oes H~entmciiters
oenfe. Or lit entfIoben! Der gaunt-
itarnrn, oas aeitiir3te Hferb, bas blu.
tige Sai6entitf-es iinb ebenio
ptele &iinitgriffe zines Sdurfen, nm
ieine Sliift gu peroeden itno inns at
tduid3et. SD min gud aud iaaen,
tparum er entfloben lit, SIR ioat
alleS miiien! Mcin 9rr6er Ioloe.
mar bat linn elm undergraduates Ser.
traiien geiGenft, ODER lit elmer unter
elid, Der es anoers iagen fann?"
Stein, gnaoiser Serr, es lit 10,
irie Sic iagen, senail 10, mir mi.
ien's aIe!"
psetn benn, er bat oieIes Der.
trditeit IN Der idnooeiten @eiie miB.
brarft, er bat meinem gritoer ieit
Sdbren IN iirerbortem Mabe beItob.
len! Sbr glaiibt es nift2 81 mil.
let oenn, baB ct ieiner Sod)ter ein
Seiratbsgnt bon stpeimaIbmnoert.
ta1ien6 @iiloen in bic Gbe mit,uae.
ben fih bereit erflGrt batl Sein
Soften lit nidt ihlebt, aber cine
iolde Siimme bat er nif)t nit chr
lifen MitteIn erfperben fonnen!
ODER meint Semanb bon Gid, boB
iolhes mogIid ip1re9"
DNein, nein," rief es onrdeinon.
Der, .auf ebrIife @eiic nidt, oas lit
nidt moglih!"
sd freiie mid, Dab SIR bos Elm.
iebt, 2erte! aber Die Sade lit audi
ermieien. Mein 9rnoer iino id ia.
ben ieine Bidder elmer genaiien He.
piiion iinter3oeen itlo Die Inter.
ihlasungen aiif @roiten uno Sener
feitgeiteIt. Seste id porai,s, Der
&am ipdre foot, id miiroe nidts
geiaet baben, Der 600 ioGte Ieine
Stulo geiiibnt baben; ba id aber
iiber3eugt bin, bob er Iebt, 10 belt
i'd es fir n,eiue gfIidt. Sabe i'd
ilift rcft s~ebanoelt?"
Sang reht, gnGoiser Serr. @er
bate oas geoaftl"
.8orgeitern Mbenb befam CT @ino
oapon-Sbr miBt ia, 2erte, mein
Bru6er, Der @raf @en3el, brouIt
lei6t auf uno f1brt in ieinem Borne
etpas serabe3u nno baItig brein-
iino geitern beii,d)t er feline Sodter,
reridminoet naf benz 8einde rno
beltte-nrn SIR iparb Die s3eitaen
bon Der 3omobie, peld5e oas Mab.
der aaf benz SdIoBbofe oufeeipielt
Fat. sic bat BEN grief meines 9r,l.
oers nidt seleien, fem Menid bat
ibr ettuos geiaet, nnb bod ihreit lie
ioelei6 nod ibrem 8ater! @ober
tueiB lie etDas bon Dem, mas iih
ereignet bat1 Der Site bat es
geitern NIT Dem WGbfen abgefartet
-0aber meiB iie es!"
.Sie bat es eetrGumt," mari Der
8cgt elm, niie bat mir ales baar.
fIein erSdblt, tpie es fif Susetra-
gen!"
.@etrdnmt9 So, goet, tuenn oos
Ma0den es ielbit fagt, Damn muB
eS freilih fuabr fem. unb ba guf
Die @bre rpiberfabren lit, es aus
ibrem M,inoe au boren, 10 tpGre es
ifledt BON gnf, tpei,t SIR es niht
glaubtet! @laubt es ionit nod
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-03-11

(Sortiesung auf Der A. Seite.)
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1913-05-10
ellow and began to paw the


4 tried to compute the length of
that chain. Could go past without
being impaled upon the creatures
horns? Bulls have always been my
one terror. My father told me that
nay mother was frightened by a bull
before was born, and that that must
have been the cause of it.
Isaw that he could not reach the
garden, and Of course l could have
climbed over the fence. But pride
would not permit that plan. i ap-
preached slowly, and think 1 must
have looked like a woman who is
seasick; for / had pretty much the
same sensations as they say this
malady brings with it.
Then took heart again. The chain
was too short. 1 could pass the bull
with several feet to spare Well, L
would show Harold James just what
/ thought of him. 1 was going into
HicksVille, and 1 would buy a revol-
yer there, and come back and shoot
the creature. That is what any Street
would do.
Ifelt so Infatuated that, as passed
the snorting monster, snapped my
fingers at it. Next instant, with a
roar, the creature leaped at me. l
heard the chain ring taut, and saw
the stake come out of the ground. l
tried to run, but my limbs refused to
support me. And then-well, for the
first time in my life 1 tainted.
I cannot have been unconscious
long. for when opened my eyes the
bull was feeding a short distance
away, as peacefully as though it had
never had thoughts of violence to-
ward me. And the gamekeeper was
bending over me, a look of agonized
reproach upon his face.
81 didn't mean to do it-indeed l
didn't, he was saying over and over
again. ''Mr. James told me to hide
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1913-05-10

upon my feet, heartily ashamed OF
my weakness. But tell your Mr..
James that there are men in the
county who still know how to protect
a woman"
What do you mean?" he demand
ed bluntly, and he looked quite
shocked.
81 mean that my fiancee, Mr.-Mr.
Tarrish will have something to say
to him." / said, naming the little
grocer on the spur of the moment.
This fellow probably wouldn't know
who Mr.. Tarrish was, for he was
stranger to the county, and Hicks
vile was not the nearest village to
the James estates.
Are you engaged Mr.. Tar
rish?" inquired the man, paling.
What business is it of yours?" /
demanded.
Because, he said. q am Harold
James. .
81 might have guessed it from your
actions" answered.
And then Mr., Harold James sud-
denly caught hold of my hands.
"Millicent," he said pleadingly,
don't you remember how we used to
be sweethearts when we we're at
school together and how you prom
ised some day to marry me. I've been
crazy over you ever since. I've still
got that photograph of you hanging
on my wall And I've been sneaking
round for weeks, trying to catch a
glimpse of you. knew from your
spirit that you'd never give me a
chance unless I did something rash.
Millicent, may have chance to win
you?"
could not help laughing. It was
very strange, counting a girl with
wild bulls and notice boards. But Mr..
James looked so penitent and humble
that I-weI, relented little.
feVoT T11av coll IN mo Davf VUn1noc.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-03-17

\ very interesting Livingstone
Memorial meeting has been ar
ranged for Monday afternoon by the
Woman's Missionary society If Union
Station church The talent money for
which the members have been work
ing during the past month, will also be
brought in at this meeting, The fol-
lowing is the program,
Devotional Exercises.
Scripture Reading
Mrs T. l. wiltshire
Prayer Mrs. s. Woodward
Hymn-"The Kingdom is Coming 3"
Program.
A Noteworthy Centenary
Mrs. Asbury Christian
David Livingstone
Mrs, J. l.. Wiltshire
The Call Of Africa
Mrs. Fitzhush Brauer
Pioneering in Africa
Mrs. a. ". Creekmore
Pen Pictures of Pioneer African Mis-
sionaries ...... Mrs. W. A. Weston
Mohammed or Christ in Africa
Mrs Y. A. Richardson
A Cry from Africa
Mrs. j, L. Wiltshire
Hymn-'Ciive of Your Best TO the
Master"
The Talent Money Collection.
Doxoiogy.
The home If Mrs. :. t. Liggan. 745
North TWenty~fourth street. viii he
the scene Of 81 merry masquerade
party, on Monday evening, at Sis
o'clock ST. Patrick decorations of
palms, ferns, potted plants and green
shaded lights, viii prevail through
out the lower floor aud numerous
features iu keeping with the same
Idea, VIII furnish amusement Tor the
GUESTS. Fire entertainment is uaa@F
the auspices Of the Young People =
Home mission society Of Unionsta-
ton and their friends are ASKED 70
Join them in making this party sue
cess,
The Moaday Evening Five Hun
drea club win be entertained Mon
day evening. March 17th, by Miss
Sadie A selden in her home, -39S
East Franklin street.
Mrs. j. r. Cole. Misses Hazel ana
Lena Cole OF Chimborazo park, and
Miss Mary sharpe are spending some
time in Jacksonville, Fla, They join
ed the family of Mr.. James Watkins,
of Jefferson park who are spending
the winter South.
MIR. Alvin Coffman, Of North Thirty
second street. has returned from phil
adelphia, where he was called on ac-
count of the death of his brother He
was accompanied home by Mrs. Golf
mans sister. who will spend some
time with them.
Mr. !. r. Gould, who has been out
of the city on business for The past
week, has returned home,
Mrs. Bass, Of Chimborazo park is
spending some time with her daugh-
ter in Norfolk.
! Mrs. J. r. Morris and Miss Thelma
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-03-17
FEAST Of PUR|M
WILL BE OBSERVED
CELEBRATION THIS YEAR FALLS
ON THE EASTER SUNDAY OF
CHRISTIANS.
MAKING ARRANGEMENT
SERVICES WILL BE HELD IN
SYNAGOGUE, CLUBS AND
SCHOOLs-~BAsED ON THE
BOOK OF ESTHER.

purim the Feast of Lots, half
holiday in the Jewish calendar will be
celebrated this year on Sunday,
March Esd, Easter Sunday in the
Christian calendar. The synagogal
service for this feast is limited to the
reading of the book of Esther, upon
the story of which the celebration is
based Purlm is more of It social fes-
tival than religious.
Arrangements for the Observance
of the feast in Richmond are being
made. An entertainment in the home
of the Young Mems Hebrew associa-
ton on West Broad street VIII be
given Sunday. Many prominent
speakers. among whom will los Dr. f.
n CalIsCh, Will make addresses The
Beth Ahaba Sunday school and the
Council Of Jewish Women viii also
have services of remembrance IA
their sunday schools.
History fthe Feast.
Purim IS one of the most sacred
and beautiful holidays In the jewish
calendar ItS historical significance
is based ON the Book of Esther. which
tolls of the plotting of Hannah prime
minister ta KING Ahaauerus nt Persia
and Media. 10 have Mordeca. Jew.
slain becaase Aordecai refused To- bow
10 him.
4ttr queen NAS@3 is EtEHNHHH from
the royal family and the k5ug. de-
sireus Of a second Wife. selects Esther,
NordecaIa niece, as the most beau
tiful woman in all his Kingdom, un-
aware Chat she il Jewess, Hannah
secures the signature of The king to
ala edIet demanding the death ut ali
The Hebrews, and Esther, urged by
her uncle, pleads with tbe king 10 is
sue a new edict obrogatinE the other.
SHE does this only after she had in
Fltea the king and Haman to two
Hanquets. and AT risk Of her lie. TIa-
man later is compelled to lead Nor
derai through the streets praC}aiming.
This is the man whom the king de-
lighteth to honor" as the king dis
covers in his records that MordecaI
tnncg sawed his life, by overhearInE a
plot between two assassirs. Morde-
cal rides on the kings steed. and is
clad in his royal raiment. Hannah is
later hanged on the gallows which he
had built for Mordecat The story is
one Of the most beautiful in the Bible
and the celebration of the feast is
marked by equally beautiful and i'm
pressive exercises.
+ Purfm Is time of general testify
+ ity among the Jews, and, like most
festivals of the Jewish calendar. 1t ia
time for the giving of gifts to the
poor.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-03-17
URGES SCHOOL FAIR
FOR EVERY COUNTY


Ihe school fair viii be a prominent
feature ot he annual meeting Of the
NirEtUIa Educational conference to
be held In Lynchburg next November
and superintendent r.. q Stearnes
has written letter To alt tho division
supcrlntendents of the State urging
them to have ali the first and second
prize work Of tne county fairs at the
state exhibit which III being planned
for the conventions
The superintendent says in his let
ter that he hopes that every county
in the State Win hold a school fair
this year and urges all those who
have not organized one for their
counties 10 de- $50. Accompanying the
letter is bulletin giving complete in
struction for organization and sue
cessfuliy conducting such fairs The
first and second school fair prizes at
these fairs should be sent to Lynch
burg for exhibit there when the con-
ventiOn meets he says. The work will
he arranged in an attractive manner
ana the hope is expressed that every
county viii be represented and VIII
make a good showing.
mo time should be lost" says the
letter in conclusion. ''in appointing "A
school fair committee, getting out a
catalogue and seeing that the teach
ers and pupils all over the country
begin work early.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-03-17
ORGANIZE: LEAGUE:
To SECURE SCHOOL
FORD IN AFTER MODERN BUILD
ING TO ACCOMMODATE NEEDS
or THE COMMUNITY.

FORD. VA. March 1.-THE School
and Civic league Of Ford. Va. or
Eanized at Ford. on March 9Th. held
its fret regular monthly meeting Ira
Corinth church Wednesday evening,
March 12th, with Rev. Booker Smith,
chairman, presiding.
While the object of the league Tn tn
advance the social. civic and school
interests of the community, the need
If a good school building In AT pres
ent paramount and SO the organized
efforts OF the league are directed
chiefly toward that end.
Realizing that the oue~room school
of ante-beiium days does NOT meet the
requirements and standards Of the
twentieth century, The league is con-
centratirg the one thing that does:
a four-room high school.
y committee composed of Messrs.
X o. Eoisseau. ~ r. Fowlkes, l. ".
ard n. w. Coleman, and !. ii. Duane
base been appointed to wait on the
schanL hoard -af th4&-dlstriet tpar-
wiley lea secure their cooperation.
TlaHs and information concerning
cost of building have been procured.
and il now remains for the school
board and citizens ~ get things in
tact for the new structure in which
we hops to begin the next school
term
Every friend Of education liz invited
TO meet with the league on the third
Wednesday in March. and help devise
"a plan for obtaining q school building
in which the fifty or seventy-five chill
dren in this community may enter
upon such a course Of instruction and
training rs will enable them to stand
up in the great battle of life, unafraid
and nnashamed.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-03-17

Morris. of East Broad street, spent
the past week with relatives in Alex
andria
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-03-17
WILLIAMS To BE
IN OFFICE SOON
CONFIRMATION AS ASSISTANT
SECRETARY or TREASURY
EXPECTED TO-DAY.
CAUSES DELAY
INSISTS UPON REGULAR ORDER
AND CONFIRMATION HALTED-~
BALTIMORE FINANCIERs
PLEASED.

1 Afe nomination OF Johh Shclton
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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-03-17
ERECT AT ARLINGTON
MAST OF MAINE

WASHINGTON. March 16.-In-
strucGons have been issued to the
commandment of the Washington navy
yard To deliver 10 the army quarter
masters department the mainmast
recovered from the wreck of the T.. s.
S. Maine.
The mast was brought from Ha-
yana to the local navy yard by the
navy collier Leonidas about eight
months ago and has been in the Gus
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-03-17
Plants Are Operating.

Special to The Richmond Virginian y
RH0ADESYILLEsy VA. March 10.
The Virginia Tale and Soapstone
company Of Washington, y. c., which
recently purchased several quarry
plants In this vicinity have began
operation of their plants on a very
large scale Huge machinery is be-
ing installed. and the prospects for
prosperous developments are very
promising