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TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-09-11

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@aterlanbes FIR ben arieg.-S6tdiaI
BEG 3ep. Batter &manu.

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liihen Soloatrn bepofnet bis an
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id)e mo Oeiicrreidjer i'm alter bon
rs BIS go Sabren ais ariegsqefon.
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gtift @ebredlen, mdt aranfbeit,
nid)t oos Sdreien uno Snnmern
Der 5raucn mo ainoer, nid)t bic
Ibrlnen ebrtpiirbiaer 8rciie fonns
ten Die engliidjeH Gentlemen" er.
meiden. Serrrn aus allen aloiien
uno 2tnnoeH garone, Gberlanbs.
eeridtsr1tbe, CiiiBiere, obne aus.
iinbme mlirOeH lie mie Sdulbuben
%bebnnoplt; anaeidnoBt muroeu ite
pie Aefruten. llno oieieS tDoren
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gniigltngsreiie naA anlerifn gemudDt
islo MN Elm Gpier eugliidler 6reh.
belt mo 8o9beit geporoen iinb.
sd proteitirte eegeu meine Set.
uabnte, a6er es mubte crit nadl
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NIT ms @etitlidlen Geideben ione.
98ah bier Stuuoen fam oie Gah.
ri6t, aae @eiitIifcu ioaten fret &c.
Iaiien meroeL ebenio ale 4er3te
"a al Der Sail. IS par Elm TRAIT.
riger An6lid. pie miere 6reunbe
uno ganoSleute binmeggeidleppt
tpuroen. So lange unier @ige Iie
eripaBen fonnte, gd6 Is nod Elm
@infen biiber mo oruben.
Slim ll6r 0ahmittags.-@iebe
itano Die Come tief traurig ldfelno
nut Sori5ont Sunberte 5dinilien III.
res G%rndbrers berou6t, berlniiene
&iuoer, einiam uno alein, ibres
8ubrcrs 6ermtbt. @aticBlite Grau-
rigfeit nit elmer obnm1htiaeu 8utb
I'M &er3en %gegeuiiber hem iduitisen
@ngIdnber iiberiiel nlle, @ir fub.
rem tpciter un0 allies uabm eincit
qutcn @erlauf. big beltte irii9 3
llbr lpie reilt aus Dem Weeres-
arinb gebo6eu, ein irdn3oiiihes 9or-
pcooboot cine 0leile Dor ms nuf.
taufltc. Sin ShuB erbr6bnte OH
goro oes Sdtffes, Hne mir mnBten
beiorebeH. sfbermals cine llnteriu,
dung, bieies 02nl ieilens Der Bran'
3cien. Aber nidts mar fteDr 3it
fiuocn, ais biilfloie 6raiien uun
ainoer, mir orei 4riefter unb Die
sIer5tc. @ir fonnten aber MIR alti
lnIer g6renDort paiiiren. gllio &C.
oaftcn mir, bic lesta Fforte burf-
i6ritten ~ baben.
@egcn . ll1r ober frnhte ouf
einmnl Elm Oonuerdhnlifjer SdrtB.
9ooesifreden alii alien @eiihteru.
aQes remit u1o fliif)tet piIb burf,
einan0er. 9tber nidlt ms. ioubern
tinem Selbampier mar oas Brauet.
6aite paiiirt. Gr mar atf cine Gee.
mine qerat6eu uuo in STONE ge.
iprengt nor9en.
Bir otbmen erleidltert auf. Be
rcits lit Der 6nfen IN Sidt; bin
alio iifcr. mein goterlanb 5lt ie.
ben. 9tQditens mebr. BruB oil
allc 5reunOr. 5br,
9iep. AloDs aamprnann, 8iarrer.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-09-11
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ang ad.i1triae pr1ris In btr ana.
tsnaitsH lmo tfhnIlten Mailn1s
lnlo &eiispmndiiiE iriuie I'm ae.
iaTsmszn Observation-Disclosures.
9si Girlulntionsitcrunern, HIut.
iibeffnEuua WerurnIeiOen sibenmo.
:ltglas nlb SIdiaB. tr6aer Baud.
HHf.airtiif NIB &artIGbigfeit. cen.
sEasn na0 @erihiebungen Der
Ntorer. 1rsane, bBlteriifen 8nitdn.
DEN. hrcniIden gerIttiiungen Der
@elHfic.
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ias giig. aas., Blue Daaep SO.
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Office: arila abeater,
IA. nn0 Sarnsp StraEe.
SprehihnOen BON 5 llbr @orm.
Bic 8 libr Radm. Eel. Dong. 1888.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-09-11
eabOr Dan.

Dbpobl Der iegcnunnte g2nbor
Can, ober arbeitertag nidtt Offt.
Siell beobo6tet ipttrbe, 10 mar bod,
oie @tebr3ab( Der @eIh1fte geidioi-
len. Die arbeiter.g erb1nor botten
feit ofii5ieleS Nrogrammb uno Sober
pergriigtc iid) iladj iainer Art, Sm
gsaitant berrihte Elm bnlber 6eier-
tag, oas beiBt, es mur6en nltr ON
@ormittag 8oiiadRn auSgetraacr.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-09-11
nAAA~ qbont
GrftflaHiess &aaSeuias.

@ieie @oG)e: n8rongeo from tie
Etart@, cameo aoiipama, Goipa,
Gorbett, Sbeppar0 & Goupnan,
aoufm1nn 9ros, Britt @ool, gu.
aene Trio in0 Abe Srpbeum Era.
bel @eetIp".
Nreiie: Matinee (diisgenonuuen
Sdmltags unb Sonntoas): @aaerie
Zoe; bette size 25e.-9lbenbs Zoe,
25t, SOC unb 75c.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-09-11

Der 9iotb Ser Gountp Snper-
oiioren belt Iebte ISOLDE cine Iei.
be bon @eid1itsiibuneeu ab, mo-
het bic Mehnungen un0 5orhertnsen
segen Oas GOuutD ibre Gr~lebtguig
idrOeu.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-09-11

9as preismiroistt 0Tsn bel 9eser
Stump. Geutihe Slide, 1903
Dodge Strdse, 2. Stod, Noblaeis
tetn % Gents.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-09-11

q. u. Enru, oeuilhar lpii.
fer. 0Iiisen unteriudt fir griIIsH.
Alb granbSs GebduOep Omaha.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-09-11
H(aIGIiirts aajeigen!

Rerlnngt-gin edit 6eutldes 9tGo'
den fir aaeeueine Snltsarbeit,
Zines, OaS niht ober penig crg-
lid ipred)en fam boreeaogett, ba'
nit Die ainoer oes Saties 0eutih
lernen fonnen. NaAaufragen bel
Mars. abbott. 1901 8inneD Str.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-09-11

8a berfanfen--Sunoert Nder 2onb.
innerbaIb 40 MeiIen bon Omaha
an Der &auptlinie Der NortbmeItern
gabn. Nepe gerbelierpngen, pdb-
reno oicies Sabres porgenonmerL
beIaufen iif ALIEN ouf $4,000.
gerfoufen Ole 100 9(der mie iie 90.
Iiegen fir $4,000; nulB aber baIb
aeIdebrn, 0e9me Gpaba @runOei.
gentbum ais Gbpil5ablllng. Gele-
pbontre abenos, SarneD 1887.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-09-11
Die modernste und sanitarste Brauerei
i'm Westen.

Snmiieu6rbarf fam 6esogen meroen: In snOaCma5G, @m. Setter,
2502 d Strahe; Selepbpn South S63-Sma6a, &ngO 4. Bills 1924
Douglas Shahe; Sslep6Dn Douglas 304o-Gpnndl Bluffs, Oh Agc
Bar, 1912 SiO &. Strnkc; SelepBun 1923.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-09-11
gdsntaHmGH

HilaEb GSOB, Batente, 1896 Gitn
GatienaI gant 8uilOtns, Eel.
Douglas 1869.
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Cnfcl sic6 er6dlt Gadridt.


Inner geifdbter Nlitbiirger Geo.
Sieb bot bon ieincm in Reumiiuiter,
Sdlespig. 9oIitein mobnenoen grll.
Der Sans uno ieinem Neffen Walter
eiueu Brief befommen, in rpeltem
Die gegeiiterlug inter Der 9epol.
ferung in ~gliihenoen Morten geitil.
bert pir6. Inter mberem beibt es
In bernielben: rSb bin MIR neuaie.
RIG, tpelfJe Strlllng oie Ser. Staa.
ten einnebmen tperoen, beionoers oa
nun Sapau nit eingreift2 0alter
bat iih freipiaig 9emeloet, trosoem
CT nod fein II Sabre alt lit. @iau
fam Die 5~reifpiQigen garuift ale
gebrdildlen.
@leif5eitig NIT Dem Brief bat
@err Sirb aud cine aopie oes be-
riibnttcn @eibbudes. peld)es ben
ariegSdus6rud, idiloert. crbolten;
ferner iinb ibtr @ytrnbldtter aus
Reumiiniter iiber bic criten beutifeu
SieaesnadridIten 5ugeealtgeu.
Seridt bon &eu. Batter Sampmnnu.
9ifle unierer 2eIcr peroeu fih
nod hes iungen 8rteiters Geu. 9ag
ter aorupmatn erinneriL Der Dor
brei Sntren gelcgeutliA oes 6eites
BEG Beitliden arie5erbunoes aas
bier Die 6elopreoigt bielt utb an.
fanas oes MpHats altauit iidl mad
europa einidiffte. um nltf oeutider
Seite ben arieg ais 5elbpreoiger
mit3nmohen. @r Iot uns eineu
iutereiianteu grief aeinnbt, ben er
an 9oro oes 8nmpiers o8otsoQm4
BON Der Solono-a mettca 2inic ae.
idrieben hot, ulo ben mir bier inn
@ortlaut foilen lalien:
gSunba 1ribiine -gieber SEER
geterl Sn eintaeu Stlnoen merne
id an 2an0 iein, es mar cine I'M.
pergeBlife Ojemreiie. am IS. au.
quit titbr ih aitt sYntsoam" bon
Sobpfen al NIT nod brrt anoereH
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un6 oiierreidiIdeu MeierptIteh bonn
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rifa's ipuroe befonnt gegeben, oaB
6;eie 9eute duf oielelH S6iff alio
nuf neutrdlem 8oben, iiher Die Sci
matb erreifen miirben, tSreloe nno
Sltbel tparen groB, ais mir 8obo-
fen erlieBen; bic Seefahrt mar oenf.
bar giiuItig; punberbares Metter
gebobene Stiminlnlg brrridte atent.
baIbet. SeOer ipor ltolB harouf, benz
groben Oeltiheu gnife n%ngeboren
80 biirien; nit fat mathematician
y8iherbeit gebo6ten aac, balo oil.
treten 81 fOnuen In bern aanlpf fiirS
gaterlonb.
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fen ON &immel nuf unailsaeiebt
mir on einem engIiider
ariegsi9iff erfpIst. globIih am
Montag fam es NIT aloaoampf anf
ms 81, Oenn mir ndberten inns
bern engIiIfen Sofen 5aamoutb
Die Come ipiegeIte lid iterbeno in
Den b0heT gebenoen Meerespogen
uaA ianbie traurig lore strableH 81
utit biniIher bic Dsr int llngeipiBbeit
beiieit has mierer barYie, marcy.
Die 8ef0tima bes englilHea arieas'
ihiffes onrmiildte unier GGiff unb
troditc ms Fir bic folGeltAe Rndt
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aSOOtaten- RedtsGnpdIte

MuIfiuser & 8eb6. Omabo Matiea
nal gnnt @eb., 3immer 959, Dnas
ia. 2eIepbon DouaIas S693.
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9eindlt Ma6den fiir nIlaemeine
Sausarbeit, @mpfeblungen Der.
Iangt. 206 go. Is. Str SEEM Dorf
Sample Store.
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Strnmpfmirfer eeiudlt SIR Ginrih.
tltig eirer SenmleB 4oijern BIent
(glcnie Maihineriel MliB nit aArR
aLrbciten pertraut fem. anstunFt ers
tbeiIt Sos altobIuG, DeIbIer. Ietgs
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8. u, Gturges, YotentanwaIt. 646
granbeis Ebeater @ebauoe. Eel
DpugIns 3469.
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gerlanet - Sin tlldltiger Oeutlder
Sitnge, Der gut bcut'h uno eng.
it'd Ieien unO idreiben fam, nm
bas SdriftieBen 3u erlernett. Nad.
auiragen BEL Der 6eituer 8rinting
60, 1911 $oparb straBe, Omaha
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8erlungt-SteGnn nls gutter Sur.
mace uno &ous. Mnnn. RafSu.
frQaea bet 1phn RieoIer, 3544
StOrO 33. Strabe.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-02-21

the Richmond delegation has agreed
upon?"
Mr.. Toney-"I think so, sir. The
enabling act"
The house roared with laughter and
applause.
The most interesting tilt occurred
when Delegate Land asked that the
committee on general laws be dis
missed from further consideration Of
his abatement of nuisances" bill
This measure pertaining to the segre-
gated district Is modelled after the
Kenyon bill recently passed by the
United States congress, closing the
houses of tit fame tn the District OF
Columbia.
Land and Measure Attacked.
Mr.. Leedy. Of Page. a member of
the general laws committee. made q
bitter attack on both Mr.. Land and
his measure. declaring that 1t was I'M
At to discuss In = committee OF nine
men. much less body OF Virginia
gentlemen.
He declared that he had heard the
patron OF the measure discuss things
Of this sort before q mixed audience as
had never been discussed before in the
general assembly; that he had ad-
vanced the idea that the catechism
should be changed and the question
Of sex should be taught In the schools
to small children.
NJ. Lesdy declared further that ~
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mittee on special, private and local
Legislation.
Mr.. Buchanan; To authorize and
direct the board of supervisors OF
Smyth county, to pay to the town Of
Chilhowie the road tax for the year
1913 paid on the property, real and
personal, In said town when collected
of Smyth Referred to the joint com
mittee on special. private and local
Legislation.
Mr.. West Making 1t larceny fol
any person to frauduientfy fail to per
form an express promise to work for
advances OF money or other things
Referred to the committee on general
laws.
Mr.. Lesner. To amend and re-enact
section s, section 8, section IL and
section Is of an act entitled an ACT
to regulate the practice of medicine
and surgery in the State OF Virginia
Referred to he committee on general
laws.
Mr.. Rison, In reference to evidence
in criminal prosecutions for seduction
Referred to the committee for courts
of justice.
Mr.. Montague: To authorize the
city OF portsmouth and the county OF
Norfolk, subject TO certain specific
conditions to lease, or to acquire By
purchase or condemnation proceed.
ings, land or other property for ad-
ditsonal ferry terminals or facilities
Referred To the committee ON county
city and town organization.
Mr.. Mapp: To authorize the board
of supervisors of Princess Anne
county to borrow money and issue
bonds for the purpose of building and
permanently improving the roads ii
kentsville magisterial district in said
county. Referred to the joint com.
mittee on special, private and loca
Legislation.
Mr.. Tavenner: Relating to anC
providing for he Incorporation Of CO.
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operate associations. Referred to the
committee for cours Of justice.
Mr. Paxton: To amend and re-
enact an act entitled an act authoriz-
ing boards Of supervisors TO contract
loans for the erection of courthouses
clerks Offices ard jails, approved
February 20, 1894. as amended and
re-enacted by an act approved April
2, 1902, as amended and re-enacted
by an act approved March IL. 1908,
and us further amended and re-enact-
ed by an act approved February 1s
1910. Referred to the committee on
county, city and town organization.
Mr.. Montague: To amend and re-
enact subsection S of section ARIA
of the code Of Virginia relating to the
commitment OF minors under seven
teen for certain offenseS to charitable
societies. jury trial and appeal, when
and how released: probation officer in
city and his duties, etc. as amended
and re-enacted by an act OF March
on general laws,
Mr. Buchanan: To amend and re-
enact section 177S OF the code of vir-
ginia. Referred to the committee on
public institutions and education.
Mr. Gravatt: Declaring that there
shall be lien on real estate for town
taxes. and providing for the enforce
ment thereof Referred to the com
mittee for courts OF justice.
Mr.. Smith Joint resolution No. Is,
relating to the appointment OF con
gressional commission for the investi
cation Of the subject of old age pen
sions. Referred to the committee on
general laws
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to pay the interest on the public debt,
and to provide a special tax for pen
sions, as authorized by section 1873 of
the constitution, approved April Is.
| 1903 Referred to the committee on
finance.
Mr.. Rinehart: To amend and re-
enact section 1859 of an act entitled
an act to amend and re-enact sec
tions 1894. ll6s. 1863, 1170, 117l OF
E-the code of Virginia. and to add in
dependent sections thereto, SO as to
provide for tho examination Of banks
and other similar institutions in this
State, and to make certain general
provisions, and for the conduct OF
the business Of banking, and to pro-
vide penalties for the violation II
the provisions hereof. approved March
| II, 1910. Referred to the commit
tee on insurance and banking.
Mr.. Harman To provide how
trust companies may be incorporated,
and provide for general powers for
the purpose OF doing "A trust business
in this State in addition to general
banking business. Referred to the
committee on insurance and banking.
Mr.. Hartman: To provide for the
erection Of fireproof Office building
for the accommodation of the Court
court. and certain officers of the State
government. Referred ~ the COM
mittee on finance.
Mr.. Hartman: To provide additional
remedies for the collection of taxes.
State county and municipal Re-
ferred TO the committee for courts
of Justice.
Messrs. Brock. Hart, Moncure and
Paul To establish a State normal
school council and prescribe it's du-
ties. Referred to the committee on
public institutions and education.
Mr.. Hart: To amend and re-enact
section IL OF an act entitled an act
to create and maintain State board
OF crop pest commissioners, and to
define it's duties and powers. as ap-
proved March S. 1900. as amended by
an act approved May 9. 1903. Re-
ferred to the committee on agricul-
ture. mining and manufacturing.
MIR. Smith; To prevent the killing
of wild turkeys and provide closed
season for five years. Referred to the
committee on fish and game.
Mr.. Mapp: To amend and re-enact
Section 929 OF the code of Virginia, as
heretofore amended. Referred to the
committee on public institutions and
education.
Mr.. Mapp. 80 amend and re~cnaet
as amended and re-enacted by an act
approved February s, 1900, as amend
ed and re-enacted by an act approved
February IL, 1901. and as otherwise
amended. Referred to the committee
on general law.
Mr.. Mapp: To amend and re-enact
su dissection / OF section S34 OF the
code Of Virginia Referred to the
committee on county, city and town
organization.
Mr.. Mapp: For the protection OF
oysters and CLANS in the Lynn Haven
river, Princess Anne county, Virginia.
Referred to the committee on fish and
game.
Mr.. Mapp: To provide for per-
manenly improving, working and
keeping In repair Of the public roads
in Kentsville magisterial district, In
Princess Anne county, and for the ap-
potntment of commission for said
purpose. Referred to the joint COM
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proper person 20 possess such pisto'
nlttee on general laws.
Mr.. Cannon: To amend and re-
enact section Asst OF the code of Vir-
gtnia. Referred to tho committee fol
courts of Justice.
Mr.. Hart: For the relief of r. w
Patton. Referred TO the committee or
finance.
Mr.. Hart: To amend and re-enac,
section 1881 of the code of Virginia
as amended by an act approved March
1898, April ?. 1902. and March 2
1905 in relation to fees of sheriffs
sergeants, criers and constableK Re-
ferred to the com mittee for courts Of
justice.
Mr. Hart: To amend and re-enact
an act entitled an act to amend and
re-enact section 1850 OF the code q
| Virginia. approved March IA, 1908
Referred TO the committee for courts
Of justice,
MIR, Smith; To provide school books
and school supplies To the pupils OF
the public schools OF Virginia at the
expense Of the State and providing
for the payment therefor. Referred
10 the committee on public instuu
lions and educations.
MIR, Bowers: To create State board
OF civil engineering and surveying and
IN regulate the practice thereof Re
ferred To the committee on general
laws.
Mr. Bowers: TO prevent tho killing
and manning or people through the
reckless driving and oyerspeeding Of
automobiles and other vehicles. Re
I "a nd ff, prai
laws.
Mr. Bowers: To regulate the manu-
facture, storage and sale OF spirits
turpentine. linseed oil. paints, etc.
and substitutes and limitations there
of. fixing standards for raw and
boiled linseed oil, defining the words
pure spirits OF turpentiue. and the
word paint. providing for labelling
providing for the enforcement of this
act, and expenses thereof. and the
+ examination Of samples of turpentine
RAY and boiled linseed oil and paints
Referred to the committee on agricul-
ture, mining and manufacturing
Mr. Tayenner. To amend and re,
enact section 1599.a OF an act en-
titled an act to amend ana re-enact
chapter 20 Of the code of 1887. as
amended by an act approved March
d, 1880, an amended by act approved
March /. 1892. relating 10 appoint
ment of visitors. and by act approved
February 20, 1894. giving the assent
7 OF Virginia TO certain endowment
provided by act Of congress, and by
act approved March h,-199Gr- amend
ing sections 1886 and 1892 OF the code
+ N relation to payment of interest
and declaring the board of visitors a
corporation under control II the gen.
eral assembly. and by acts approved
1 February IS, 1895. as amended by
act approved March 6, 1900. provid-
ing for the protection of domestic
animals and authorizing the estab-
/ lishment OF live stock quarantine
! lines. rules regulation. etc, approved
I March 20. 1903. Referred to the
committee on agriculture. mining and
manufacturing
! MIR. Featherston: To amend and re-
enact section 81 OF an act to raise
revenue for the support OF the gov
ernment- and public free schools, and
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was the father Of several small
daughters. and rather than have such
doctrines taught them. he would
ginia 60 up In flames
The pending question was called a.
to whether the committee should he
dismissed or rot and the house sided
with Mr.. Land, discharging the COM
mittee by = vote OF 81 to ~. The hill
was then put On the calender.
The house then reverted to the cal-
endaF and the passage OF bills be-
gan. The flrst bill on the calender,
one by Mr.. Montague. OF the city Of
Richmond. in reference to the regis-
tration OF voters. was defeated by =
vote Of 60 to 90
Senator G. Harding Walker appear
ed before the house at 1880 o'clock
with message from the upper
branch OF the general assembly. stat
ing that the senate had concurred In
the joint resolution providing for the
presentation OF replica OF the
government OF Great Britain and Ire
land.
BILLS Passed.
The following bills were passed:
House bill to provide Z new charter
for the town OF Narrows, Virginia and
to repeal all ether acts or parts Of acts
in conflict Herewith.
House bill to authorize and em-
power the board OF supervisors Of the
county OF Isle Of Wight. in Its discre-
Ton, to contribute and expend. an
nually, out OF the general county levy.
sum of money for the conduct -
an educational and agricultural fair
to be held In said county.
House bill to amend and re-enact
"a ri N a n hltSh hsS
town Of Monterey as the seat OF
Justice for the county of Highland.
passed March %. l84s. as amended by
an act entitled an act to amend an
act passed March "a 1S4S. entitled an
act to establish the town Of Monterey
as the seat OF justice Tor the county of
Highland, approved March II. 1876.
and as amended by an act entitled an
act to. amend and re-enact sections I
and OF an act entitled an act to
amend an act passed March 20. 1S4S.
entitled an act to establish the town
OF Monterey as the seat OF Justice for
Highland county. approved March A.:
1876. approved February 10, 1898, and
to provide a new charter for the said
town Of Monterey.
House bill to amend and re-enact
section 148S of the code as heretofore
amended, In relation to the condemna.
ton and purchase Of land for school
houses.
House bill to authorize the council
OF the town OF Emporia to aid the
county school board OF 0reensvillS
county In the construction Of Z school
building In the said town.
House bill to appropriate money by
the board of supervisors and councils
Of cities to defray expenses to unveil-
Ing OF statue at Gettysburg
House bill to give authority to tho
lloucnntAr charity school To aAll real
estate In Gloucester county.
House bill to provide road CONF
mission for Capeviile magisterial dis
trict. in Northampton county, and to
repeal previous acts
House bill TO regulate the shooting
and to prevent the destruction OF Wild
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WOULD RATHER SEE
SCHOOLS BURN THAN
HAVE SEX DOCTRINE
TAUGHT CHILDREN
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the committee to Investigate the
Soldiers Home.
Call Publication Untrue.
Mr.. Weaver. Of Warren. chairman
Of the house committee on finance.
claimed the floor on point OF per-
sonal privilege to attack a newspaper
article in regard to finance committees
in house and senate and the Richmond
chamber of commerce. He declared a
gross injustice had been done the joint
committees when o morning paper
stated the Richmond chamber OF COM
merce had been refused hearing.
that they had never directly or indi-
rectly asked for q hearing and he
branded the statement as ABSOLUTELY
untrue.
Mr.. Toney Of Richmond city, on a
point OF personal privilege. stating
that the report in morning paper
that the Richmond delegation had
agreed on = tax commission Of twenty
members was untrue.
Speaker Costs there anything