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Echo : Wochenblatt der Vereinigten Deutschen Socialisten Clevelands. [volume] (Cleveland, O. [Ohio]) 1911-1920, 1912-01-06

9}elp Oorfer Heoe feline glnbdnger,
bie er burd fem Wfartprillnt ero-
bert, 10 enttduId)t, ipie Iie arger nidt
enttGulft tperoen fpnnten.
Sd er iih einen ein5igen slltgen-
blid Die 6rage porgelegt bat, lpelhe
Gpniequen5el1 bie fapitaliitiihen
8egner aus leiner Stellrngnabne
5icben oiirfen? gSir be5neifeln es
ltno nebmen 81 ieiner @ntiduloigltng
an, oaB er auf 8rltno ieines Senlpe-
ranents einen Salto mortale IN Die
blinOe 2uft gelna6t bat, bel Dem es
linn gleihgiiltig lit, oh er iid) oas
@enif brehell miro ODER nidlt.
Son Sen brei 9ergorbeitern
Woper, Eettibone llno Saplpooo lit
Gettibone geItorben. Sebt intereIiirt
uns MIR, 5r erfabren, ipie Wfoper iif)
5u ser Wetarmorpboie SaplponO's $
Itellt? @ie aub Die 9lntluort allsfal-
len mag, lie ldbt inns So5ialiiten bis
5u einem getpiiien Graoe fiibl, oenn
llniere Saftif in Dem politiidell
Sample lit feitgelegt llno fann ielblt
orrd Die groBte lleberrai6llng aus
Dem 2ager Ser @elpaltsgeluerfldaft-
Ter niht eridiittert peroen.
Echo : Wochenblatt der Vereinigten Deutschen Socialisten Clevelands. [volume] (Cleveland, O. [Ohio]) 1911-1920, 1912-01-06
S}6 @apwooo bel flareul
Teritanoe?

0ob Iih 8iaiom Saplpoob oa5ll
fat perleiten lalIen, Die gan5e Saftlf
ser Gartei iiber ben Sallfen 81 mer-
fen uno sic birecte Iction 5ll perberr'
lihen, mag erflGrt iperOen, pie tie
mill, auf aue 6olle Htfft aber Gins
at, oab Elm Wan1 Ser Die gan5e geie'
oertraht ser fapitaliltii6en &lalIe er,
fabren bat, am gnbe leinen flarel1
8eritanb perloren bat nno leine gan5i
@ergangenbeit nit Dem Shatten Ell
mes groben 3ipeifels iiberoedt.
SSn Dem eroben Ero5eB, Der ibn
imo ieinen Gouegen Woper llno Eet
tibone een1adt lpurbe, lpar er eben
oelielben Gerbrehens BON Der herr
lbenben alaiie angeflaet, oas Der
bcioen 8riibern WfcNamara 5ll
9alt gelegt iuorben mar.
ginige Sabre iino bariiber pergan
zen. @Gbreno bieier 3eit bat er 8e
legenbeit gebabt, iein @iiien 81 be
reihern unb 5u pertiefen. slbcr e
I6eint i6lehten 8ebraltd bon oieIe
| Sbance gemad)t sll baben slnitatt tic
alorbeit iiber Die Dfonomiiben go
uegungsseiese an5ueignen, bat
'ih gum slnarbismlls riidipdrts eri
pidelt, bat er bie lecre Tbroie /
Seaenias 5ll bem Geritanonib 30
ser geieuidaitlihen gpoll,tion g
braft nno in ieiner beriibtigte
Echo : Wochenblatt der Vereinigten Deutschen Socialisten Clevelands. [volume] (Cleveland, O. [Ohio]) 1911-1920, 1912-01-06

Chen fino Die Wablen fir
bie NationalS@reoutipe absei4lohen,
beibt es fhpn pieoer iieben yfomina<
tionen fir oas rationale Jrauen>
gpmite iotpie fir Den Snternt. Setrez
tGr gu MAIDEN. 8efonoers pihtig
i9eint es uns, baB oas 5rduenzGo=
mite Der Partei iid aus re4t tiihti=
gen, in praris uno Sbeorie Der 8ez
ipesune erfabrenen 8enohinnen au<
iammenseiebt, Oab niht, tpie bel anz
oeren Wablen, gtamen, 3. 3. ausz
i9liebli6 Msitatoren ooer Sdrift<
teller ertoren, fonOern Dab Die prate
tii6en Mrbeiter Der 8eipesung in Die
peranttpprtlihen Stellen seiebt per=
oen. @eraoe oie unflarbeit, Die felbif
in unIeren Meiben iiber oie gufgaben
elmer fcaialiitifden Sranenbeneaung
serrfdht. muB bier gu srObter @oriidt
psronlaKen. unIeren oeutfhen @e=
roifinnen, bie ipieber auf Ser lebten
Gpnferen5 10 man4e berehtiate &laae
pcrsubrineen batten, bietet iid iebt
oie eriebnte Remeour gu daffen.
Echo : Wochenblatt der Vereinigten Deutschen Socialisten Clevelands. [volume] (Cleveland, O. [Ohio]) 1911-1920, 1912-01-06

Die gepoltige Stimmenaunobme
Der g. g. BEL Der am Z. Nopember
1911 Itattgefunbensn 2ofalpablen,
BEL tpel6en es Die Socialiiten Sbios
laut 9eri6ten, auf iiber einbunOertz
tauIeno Stimmen bra6ten, bot es
perurIa6t, DaB unIere Hepublituner
beioer S9attirunsen, Sbio als oen
tpi6tig1ten Staat Der Union anieben,
eben, neil fbnen bon bier aus fir Die
3ufunft Die erDbte 9efabr oroht.
OieIes NOR au1 bie llria6e, oab
glepelono am Mitttpod, ben 27. De-
cember, Sen betannten 5iibrer Der foz
genunnten prpereIiipen 2epublitaner,
Senator Ga Sollette, in elmer in Der
@raps' Nrmorp ab9ebaltenen Ser
Iummllng ipre9en bDrten.
Wuroe Die Mrbeiteri6aft Sbio uno
beIpnoers Oiejenige Glepelonos, troB
Der 8ertbeuerung a1er 8aaren uno
oonlit Suno in 9anO gebenoen Ser
| Ihle6terung ibrer 2ebenslage, Oas re-
publitaniI9e Sidet, nad nie por.
ipeiter geittmmt baben, 10 pdre es unz
| Tere 9epublifanern gar nt4t einfalz
| len, ii6 ais progreIiip gu geberoen.
grIt Ser ungebeure 8erluit BON Stimz
men bra6te lie oa5u, oieie lo9enannte
prpgreiiipe 8epegung in Den 8oroerz
gruno gu f6ieben.
9lud persab Serr Ga 5ollette in
ieiner Rebe, als er Der SortI9ritte in
@iscpnIin seoa6te, gu ertpGbnen, oab
oas treibenoe Glement oieies Sort
i6ritts in Wisconitn. Die SpctalzSez
motratie Mlilpautees 1T.
Die Republifaner perlu6en oort
lpie bier Sen Socialiiten Den Rane
absulaufsn, inoem lie cine In5obl po'
puldr gepproener 6orOerun9en in ibl
prperamm oufnabmen unO oamtt be
SEN MaHsn bauiiren geben.
0ie porausalleben, mar Der 9aupt
punt Ieiner 21aitiinoisen Reoe oi
8efGmpfuns Der 5ruits, elm Shsma
nit pel9em man iid beute liberal
GebDr per16affen tann.
: Die 8erIamlluns Ga 5ollettes
Ser 9rops' Irmor beitano gum grOb
ten She'll aus einem benz Wlitteltan
, oebDrigen publitum, ipeldes eben fei1
ganses Sell aus Der 8etdmpfuns oe
Sru1ts our1 bic 8ereinisten Staate1
Heaierung erpartet. um pieoer eben
| 10 pie friiber, semeiniam nit Der
: 8robfapital, aber perbdltnibmdbi
nod i9limmer, Ole Musbeutuns oe
1 Mrbeiter betreiben 81 tOnnen.
e DOB unlere Muffahung Der Sad
I lage pollltdnois correft 1T, miro onr'
3 bie SbatIa9e betpieIen, oab oas prf
e oramm Ser progreiiipen Republitane
i teine sinaiss 0tonomiide 5orosrun
n entbdlt.
? 0as prosramm bieier Gor t
}, hrittler NIT areb 8 seine
.e entbdlt peoer eine 6oroeruns Fl
n eine geIeblih feltseleste, aaseme
l. our9ssfiibrte adtftiinoise @rbeits3ej
II nod cine Mlterspenii z8orlase, no
n cine 5oroeruns fir elm alsemein
lie 6oftpflidtssies, reipettioe lnfaden
T. fhGoisuns fir alle Sale, ohne Mnr
u fune Der Gerihte.
r Nun iino aber Die Mrbeiter, Die 0f
ll- npmilds am tiefiten ftebenoe Ella
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Gafcuette ais Sortietrittler-

uno beoiirfen beBbolb in alereriter
2inie Der 9iilfe Ser 9eleBgebung, um
ibre Sage gu perbeHern.
Die poGItGnOige 4blpeienbeit uller
0fonomiI6en 5oroerungen ou 9uniten
Der 9lrbeiter, benefit unpiberle9li4,
bab unIere Sprtl6rtttler nit &rebsa
beinen Die 9lrbeiter ipie 1eitber, 10
audi fernerbin ols ienes Wlilieu be-
trod)ten, aus Dem man jene ungeadhlz
ten Millionen beraus itampft obne Die
fem Milieu fonit irseno pelhe ipei@
tsre 8eadtuns 5u fdehfen. Was tpiez
osrum benefit, oab man Die Stimz
men Der grpBen Mai1e bieIer Irbeiter
INNER nod fir aiemli9 ii4er bdlt,
oenn Die Stimmen fino in leBter Snz
itan5 eben alles, ou9 bel ben Io9ez
nannten SprtI6rittlern.
Ga SolIette iagt, bob uniere &e9iez
rung dnitatt cine Heeierung bes 8olz
fes, bur9 bas 8olt unO fir bas
9olf, cine Hesieruns Ser SruIts,
our9 Die Srufts uno fir Die Sruits
lei.
3ur 8ieoerberitellung pabrer
8oltsberri9aft i6ldgt er folgenos
Yunfte ppr:
1. Oirette Domination dller &unz
bioaten fir irgeno elm 9lmt, bonn pra=
iioenten Bis gum 8onitabler.
2. Sirefte GrtpGbluns Der 8unoesz
ienatoren.
3. SSnitiutipe.
4. Heferenoum.
5. Hecan.
Was Die birette Domination anbe:
trifft, 10 gilt bpnbeioen alten par:
teien, oab iie oie @ertreter Der tapi
tolbeiibenben 8laHe iino, oeren SSn
tere1isn pertreten iperoen, ob oireft no
minirt ooer bur9 MoIdinen@ppliti
fer, uno bab beioe alte parteien DO
ipie na9 Bios elenOe 8roden pol
MbfolI fir bic 9lrbeiter iibrig babel
tperoen. Die ieitens Der g. g. no
minirten &anoioaten, miihen oase9el
bereits BEL ibrer Domination ibre 8e
Tsnation unterseidnen, uno befinoe1
Ii9 oeBbalb forttpdbreno unter oe
oireften &ontrolle Der g. g.
8ei puntt atpei, betreffeno Die bi
refte Grmdblung Der 8ereiniste
Staaten Senatoren, geht es nns mi
Seinrt9 5eine faet:
Limb penn td Die Sa4e mir red
beoent, 70 bruuden mir sor feline
&oiIer".
Oieier puntt apei 5eist 10 reat 8
2abmbeit unierer 5orti9rittler m
} arebsbeinen, oenn mag 1T Der S'
nat anbers, benn eine Snititutton 81
0erfdlI9ung bes 8oltspillens.
Mit oiefer 5oroeruns mutbet mo
oen MaTen gu, iid felbit gu corris
rem, naturli9 INNER i'm Sntere1e .
I 2opital bsiiBenoen 3laife; alio 3
r gan5e Gorberuns 1T uniinn. Mbf4a
4 fung oes @enats 1T Die 2ofung.
!, 8streffs Der anberen brei 6oroeruI
9 gen, SnitiatipsR sReferenbum uno Rii'
$ berufunssre9t 1T gu bemerfen, 81
Z oiele 6orberungen, tpenn gum Sci
7 erboben nur Damn prattif4en Wer
baben, nenn Die fir ibre Mnipe
= oung erforoerlihe proaentsabl |
fs Stimmen nidt gu bod, uno Die 8
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9ertGltniTen pol1Itdnbig 5ufrieoen

BerEaltlltHeH DpHFuHUlY 6HTl1eUeH
iino.
Ga Sollette iaste i'm 2uufe ieiner
ReDe, buB Ser Stimm5ettel oas bette
Mittel um Before 3uitdnbe gu errin>
zen, lei cine Sbatia9e, ipel4e BON
Sen Socialiiten bon ieher INNER uno
INNER fpieber herporgeboben lpuroe,
nur nit Dem unterI4ieb, bab mir ben
9lrbeitern ratben, bel Oen Wablen an
Ttdtt oos republitanii9e, tpie Ga SOL
lette es min, ons iocialiItti6e Stdet
gu Itimmsn, oa bieie bic aleinigen,
'pirtli9en uno iiberseueungstrsuen
8ertreter Ser Irbeiter iino.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-07-29
lity. Win itching hand.
s Momnn of Nth pn,,,r

TO tho Editor Of The Times Dispatch:
Sir.-Tor mention in your editorial
to-day Fcrmat's famous theorem. 1t
may interest your readers TO learn
something further about Formal and
his thcorem.
F'crre de Fermat was a lawyer OF
Toulouse. France. lie was also ono OF
'he greatest mathematicians. He was
born in 1901 and died in 1865.
He left two theorems. The lesser was
solved by several men, but the greater
ono remained unsolved until nc, long
since. when It was reported that n
lady teacher in New York had demon
strated the theorem. Her work. so
1t was reported. had been examined by
profess of mathematics in Cornell.
Chicago. and also In Berlin University.
They declared that she had solved the
problem This lady preferred to re-
main incognlto until the Gottingen
University has decided the matter. for
with that university rests the detcrm-
nation OF the mat;e' under the L-quest
of Professor Paul Wolfskehl Of Darn
stadt University. who having failed to
solve the problem. left his entire es-
tate. valued at $4,000 - be given as n
prize to the one who would solve It,
II as 1t is believed. this lady has
solved 1t, she viii not only receive this
handsome prize. but viii mako her
name. when 1t is revealed. immortal.
This formidable theorcm at first glance
appears somewhat innocent 1t is
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-07-29

CONCENTRATIONS TO Miss Cora Hines.
who Carried Julius Kibel. who ac-
costcd he, ON the street. to the First
Police Station, She ala just what She
should have done and pity It's thai.
more Of her seN do not do the same
thing # they did they would do a
great deal toward Riding Richmond
OF the tribe who loiter leer ana accost:
tribe over whom the authorities
do NOT seem to have any control. and
who Increase every day. Miss Hines g
course called for some l!ttlo COURAGE.
but Sine disposed Of the case TN a
most womanly manner when She turn
ed her unwelcome escort over to the
police instead OF freezing him with
a look or hurryins ON When she
swore out a Warrant for Julius Kibel
She adopted preventive measure tina,
wiz deter good many Of the masher
kind from accosuns women upon the
streets of Richmond Ii only some
more OF her Kind viii! do as she did.
the city Will be much better OF.
Not the least significant point In this
case is the fact that Miss Hines was
standing at Eighth and Broad Streets
That particular place is tile mms-
mortal preserve Of the genus mash.r
There they assemble ~ convention
every day ana every niBht, ana tile
woman who masses that way has often
to rum a gauntlet of meaning smiles
and Insulting stares There the mash
ers of Richmond loiter. seeking
whom they may accost ana entice.
There are 10 he found the young tel-
lows who without visible means of
support flount their hashy apparel
on many nights they practically
obstruct the streets for severaI
blocks They 20 about their
only business with little molos,a-
tion. Even small girls in knee frocks
are not secure from their evn atten-
tions.
The masher plague ought 10 he
broken up The police can do great
deal sy strict and unrelen;ins vigil
lance but few more Miss ILLNESSES
can come nearer discriminating the
prasitic tribe.
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rrihntc to Junpc VII

To the Editor OF The Times pispatcn:
S!r.-iav!ng known the lata Judge
Sam W.T. for for,y-nve years. de.
sire to say few words about .Me
lamented Judge. considered him a
most impartial ana upright juage. q
man of strictest Integrity and one OF
the most honorable gentlemen ever
knew. He was Kind and good man
and highly thought OF by bo,h ricn
and poor by those in exalted places
as WEI! as by tho humblest citizen
For man to have all these GOOD
qualities OF head and heart Is no small
thing, and desire to recon- these.
me sincere expression OF my admira.
ton and regard for Judge VIII,
whose ability as a lawyer. impar,,alitv
as judge. and whose good derds
among the peopls. VIII long be re-
membered and cherished BY tho CHI.
Gems oi richmond y FRIEND
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listened TO his discourse could have adj
Nersely criticized single word lie
smoke The theme OF the lesson was
love and by logical reasoning and IN
simple yet elegant language the teacher
deeply impressed the class with tic
preston that Love has no imperative
mood it IS sentiment that must
spring from the heart.
captain Lamb canno; afford 20 refer
slishtingly 10 the efforts o.: Mr Mon
lasne when the latter engages in such
worthy efforts to advance the cause OF
a religion which means so much TO
humenlty- Certainly no Intelligent cit
zen vii! think the less Of MI Montague
by reason of his teaching Sunday
school class. VIRGINlAN.
Richmond. Jnly %. laie
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-07-29


The maJesty OF tho law has again
been vindicated. For tAe lie % the
innoeent man whose blood without
cause he took. ciau1e Allen must give
his life. following mis- father into the
aeaiAhouse He must pay the forfeit
OF the murderer.
The conviction of Claude Allen must
be sealed win the approval o. tile
people Of The state rae vesdicts in
TN FLOYD ana claude Allen cases not
only commana the communication ol
ta9 iaw-aeid.ns citizens Of 'he Conn
Donwealth, but sam also the just ADJ
miration OF the people 90 inc coun-
try No st.te IN tAe Union has SO
hish andso honorab.e record Of strict
oped'enee TO the law as Virginia, 'ne
iawless punishment OF .aw.e.snesa rs
praeuoa!ly unknown in this state jus
'ice s secured here with eM possible
aispateh and witaout defeat thfops
'echn4eal'ty There ate nc loopAoles
for niurderers Aere' the lnwbreaher
cannot escape 'he CONSEQUENCES of his
ATTRACTION II the HiAsyiiie Tragedy
hai no parallel IN cold-hlooded ane
unreasoa ng atrooity 7 also has had
mo parallel In the swift brins to bar
~ the !nhuman pr1tes who Were re-
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-07-29
HOBO SEASON is ON
seven knights of the Rond Landed in
County jail in TWnty-Four Hours.

The hobo season IS on in fun swing
as is Shown by the growing CORRECTION
in the County jail The dog days al
ways revive the wandcrlust. accord
ing TO the officers and riders OF tho
bumpers de luxe Increase regularly
with the rise OF the thermometer.
Every day last week brought two or
three additional knights OF the road
TO the county roof Up to midnight
last night at least seven wanderers
had been rounded UP BY the county
police in the preceding twenty-four
hours.
william Crawiey and John Carter.
iolored residents OF Fulton. were ar
rested yesterday by County officers
Wilson Seay and Jacob caul. charged
with shooting bones on the public
Highway contrary to the peace and
dignity of the Commonwealth. Deputy
Sheriff Garnett exhibits the bones
which are yellow and show signs Of
veteran use. The negroes VIII be given
q hearing to-day.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-07-29

ing picture IS the more amusing and
much cheaper.
Richmond is both by location and
prestige place for good plays. 1t
offers a convenient break on the long
jump toward the South and West The
community itself and the surrounding
territory ere eager to see the now
productions and willing to support
ane acting Full houses should wei
come the hest companies Cor three or
four-day engagements. The managers
VIII help Richmond. and incidentally
themselves. by furnishing this kind Of
dramaNc ontortainment
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-07-29
A Schedule il CoMMUNIrl-.

Lawrence. Mass. is an Industrial
Community which has been deveiope1
in connection with the wooden and
wors,ed goods manufacturing Indus
t7y since worsted fairies .superseaed
wooden cloths in popularity. this New
Eugiand city has become the most
hghy specialized worsted goods man-
ufacturins centre "a the United States.
olose IMAM one-fourth OF the total
amoou, OF capital in the country in-
Vested ia worstea mills has been
places IN Lawrence establishments
and more than three-attns OF the
wage-earn.rs OF, 1.-THE city are wosstcd
mn opafativss the other Industrial
plants ~ Lawrence are WOODEN and
cotton goods mills. The comm uni ".
therefore. IS pre-eninenly large
teNti.e one devotng it's activities 4l-
nost exclusively to the production OF
worsted ana wooden cloths lnciden-
tally. it is also the centre OF the ac-
tiv.ues OF tile American Wooden Com
pany some Of the largest and best
minis OF that Corporation being located
within the eity limits
These peculiar industrial character
isues of tic locality render exceed
iugly significant the stuoy winch the
United States Commissioned Of Labor
has sent 20 The senate relative TO the
- ...tr.. r.
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Voice Of the People
staIes.nnn ana snndny SCHOOL rcnchcr

Statesman and sunday school Teacher.
To the Editor of The Times Dispatch.
S!r.-Iho writer Is not resident OF
the Third Confessional District hence
can vote Tor neither Captain John Lamb
nor Hon. a. J Montague. yet as q Vir-
ginian who believes in fairness. even
in politics, / must protest that Mr.
Lamb is f0rgatiul OF the dignity OF
the Office he roN holds when he slight
insly refers 90 Mr. Montague as maxi
Ing ''speoches' 10 Sunday schools.
For several years past It has been
my privilege TO attend a sunday school
class composed of men. which meets in
@ certain Richmond church. TIE aver
age attendance throughout the year is
in excess ~ 100. and upon the rolls
arc snaay 90 ta. best citizens in the
community The teacher OF the class
is most talented layman. and in his
absence some one. either a minister
or layman. asuNAy not a member OF the
class. is reqrrsted to take the place
OF the absent teacher. Recently Mr.
Moniasue was invited to teach one sun
day morning and as might have been
expected. tho announcement provoked
some comment However. on the APP
pointed SUNDAY morning, when Nr
Montague arose TO his duty. and with
the comment that for nearly fourteen
years OF his l..o he had taught sun
day school class proceeded to elncidate
inc !esson--i repeat. that when he
arose TO lis dnty on this fair sunday
morning not one OF the l2O men who
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-07-29
TO RUSH SCHOOL WORK
Aldermen VIII Authorize Erection os
Two View DuilhIngr.

Two New buildings.
The Board OF Aldermen is called 10
meet Tomorrow night A. o'clock
immediately following the special meet
Ing Of tie Common Couaou. 10 ac,
on the resolutions prcv.l.ng Tor .hs
erection OK two news public school build
.nss. for which plans nave been pre-
pared under supervision az the Clty
school Board. There Us no ooIect!ca
10 either resolution. both having the
APPROVAL OF the Committee on Finance.
but as tncy could not be adou;ed on
TIE night they We're Introduced both
were ;4u!ed at tao last meeting The
rsi resolution prov!lcs SliU,UcO Tor
new Bellevue school, to be erected on
tne Nan Lew property, approving the
plans ~ Carneal - johnson. and d
lectlrs the Cty ScAoo! Board 70 call
g., ompct.t've BIDS from contractors
The other approves The plans OF
Charles VI Robinson ANA the bid OF the
Wise Granite Company for the new
S!lncy school. to be erected on Bever-
Is street at a cost OF $4,000
TO finance the two appropriations
the .mittee on Finance IS author
lied TO make temporary loan OF slso.-
0Uu tne general treasury TO be REIN
bursed At some later time by the issue
nonds covering the cost 4 the TWO
buildings.
Tic Common councn is called for
$50 o'clock tomorrow night to act on
tho Broad Street paving contract Tho
Committees on streets, Water and
Printing ard Claims are on the calen-
dar for Tonight.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-07-29
SAVES PENNIES TO
ESCAPE STEPMOTHER
Little Girl Gets On Train md
Court May Uphold

wellsv!lle, O.. July 2s.-stella CAN.
aged ten. did not like her stepmother.
so she saved her pennies until she had
$3.50. This was yesterday, when she
took her savings. bought n half-fare
ticket to Steubcnvllc, then took a
street car to East Liverpool, whore sho
went to her own mother. Mrs. Fred
Brown. Her parents were divorcedd
and the court gave the girl to herr
father. Now stella says she will stay.
and the court has granted her that
permission until n final decision Is
rendered this week.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-07-29

No felier not even president or
Justice of the Supreme Court kin look
d gnided when his neckt4e is olimln'
over his collar behind.
Lem Higgins Is So lazy that he kin
sit on a barbed WIRE fence for an hour
and "A half
II d Teller hasn't got any record be-
fore he enters the race for the presi-
denoy. he Een'ally has one before he
GETS through.
II Is just eettin So that Teller kin
amount to sometime in this world
without havin' got his education by
1t always pays Teller to know how
10 say No especially ia leap year
What has become Of the old-fashion-
cd sal who used to ta'nk II ner duty
20 help mother wash The dlshes2
There is hardly AN Inventor or poet
in this country who doesn't know how
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-07-29

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