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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-06-20

iDeIfes auf ben Aoifsr ausss}
nnrbe. Gin 6on nuf ben pr6fi1
aDm. o. Tab burhbranfie bari
6ool. Die Dermnnia prn ps
burg Iitb benz 5ubtlDtrein tiIFl
n<r sBiife iiberreinsu unb b 4,
frons pon Columbus cine . =
unb cine Mp3ortsBuTit. igiir
gysrsin fpran qrdfibeni sois
| fiir lsttsren 6err Daabtn. g
harb Encerling bisli ebenfd[
Mnfprdfe, In Der er befnnbers
grobe 4nitben tttonie, in hm
gintrdGt Bel Der nnelcdrntri!unifhss
gep6lseruns BON ghilIieotbe fisbe, az
bic ibr Wirten i'm Jnisreifs bes bsui'
iten aisbes niht Obns GiHfIub gs'
blieben isi.
Rad BEN aonssrt bsgdben fidb BIZ
5dngtr uno ibre Gdits sur Ginirnhi
SoIIt, ipoisIbft Elm flctter acmmtri
dbaebolten fpurbe, Der erit BEL prr'
dsriidter Stunbs fsinsn abfhlub fnno
Don ben Griinbsrn In nod einer
berr Gonrab Ssubsr, iest .in adisis'
iabriaer Grsis, am gebeH. Batter ga
cob Saeob, Der eiriae Wohtn ip1tsl
benz Dtrsin beitrdt, gsbOrt Nmielber
sbenfans nod an uno III elmer BEL
piinitliffien BET ben proben. Nib'
ate 6errsn tparsn tei BEN Siiftunss'
feft Geeenitdnb psroisnier GbruEgen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-06-20

iter, ;Srau gimfcts bon gladitone,
3D., ipir0 beute bier eintreffcn.
- Sn Der Mnge bon Sarop gegen
Malon unb Inoere perfoufte geiterti
Der Mtaiter Gommiiiioner &inb, aui
gerihtlidem @ese, SO Cots in Der
Rriiie Rehabilitation R in SiibaGop.
ington an perid)iebene Berionen. Ter
@erfoltf brabte Don $4,000 bis
S11 900.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-06-20

Der Gefangperein rGinirad,t" In
Ghillicothe. g., einer Der nlteiieu Der.
|gine hes Decentralization Songer.
bunbes, beaing pergnngenen Nenitaa
abenD nos ssibilaiim ieiner por sc
1abren erfoleien 9riinbung iinb bel
bieier 8eIeeenbeit plrbe benz made
rem gerein bic ausseidr,ung Sll'
ibeil, Die Gdiier. .WebailIe su erhol.
ten. Gs iit b0s cine bon aoiier Wil'
helm fir bernrtige anlaiie geitiiteit
arobe aoIbene Webnille, bic auf oei
einen Seite oes aniiers 9ilontb nni
aui Der cnberen bos beutid,e Bapper
|ir1at unn NIT entiprehenber ssn
nno llmIdniFt nerieben lit. an ben
Iefte betbeiligten iih bic 8ermonif
nus yortersburg, %. Vn. iotpis Dsi
Qieoerfrnns aus Columbus, g., BIZ
benz csubelperein ebenfolis 9eiher
Der Jreunbf6oft uHb Der Dertbifds
unq bnben siitheil merben lniien Tit
@rnbe bes Decentralization SGn
gerbunnes bate beffen Brdiioent
aerr Charles o. Gfanibt. perionlid
iiberbraht. Or mar Der Gbrengnit be-
Der Geier.
Tos ssubildunsieit nurbe bnrd
Elm grobnrtiees aon5ert i'm W1nioni'
Gpernbous gefeiert. lie brei eesinnn
ten Bereine baiten einen WniienhoI
gebiIbet nnb biefer trus unter Hei
t,sna bes Tiriselten Germ Ibeobol
ghHeioer mebrere Qieber Dor. Mud
bic Gin3eIpereine n1rteten NIT Qie
bern auf mro 5spor lang bie Gin
fradf. inter ibrem Eirigenten alberI
1ritidIer. Iie goIiitiu mar bte ge
|iadtts Ginris,natier gdnserin Sra.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-06-20

Die Gouiustun Office iir bas r6tn'
sinnatier gultsblatt" beiiuoet iidl i'm
@ebGnoe gip. 509-511 Wabii0a
dnenne. anseieen, Wittbeilungrm
ano Seitelungen irgenomslAer art
nerSeu bis 10 llbr abenSs baisIbit
eutgesengcnSmmcu. SclcpbOu SOutb
1854.
gIantou erIag ietuer
9 duBDunoe.
Robert gIauton, eines Der Cpfer
Der SdGeRerei in einen sSrahtpag.
Gon, ungefdbr 5 Wteilen iiiollh bon
Grants Geno in &enton Gountp, bel
Der iein Sfnpoger George 8o5eman
aetootet rDuroe, ltarb geItern I'M ct.
gliIabetb Soipital. CLAUDE Tlneun,
Der ebenfoQs nit Der 8eieaihait
mar, Ser eineu SfuB in Die Suite er.
belt, lit alf Dem 0ege oer2geiieritng.
Der 4usIuge nah nuroeu ypei 9te.
noIper bel Der glffaire gebrauft
Duncan iagte, baB natoem Der 3ug
ben Iunnel pai'irt bate, orei Reaer
IN Die 1othen-Gor, in Der Die Be.
ieQifaft iif befan6, famen uno lei
fem @ort geipehielt moroen. BloB.
lih fieI Elm Sdub ln6 gIonton rief,
baB er getroffen lei, 1porauf 3rpei pei-
tere Sf,uiie folgten uno 8o3enlon gu.
fantmenltiir3te. ,31pei Der ,Sarbigen
blieben auf Dem 3uge, mdbreno Der
Critic iofort nah ser ShieBerei pom
Dem 3uge iprang. Iuncan CAB 3u,
bab 8o3erar Itorf getrunfen babe
uno etneu 38-auliber Repoloer trua,
Der ipdter ieood niht gefirnoen rper.
ben fonnte. go3crndn babe feinen
Sruno gehabt, 9ldnton su ifieben
uno lei er poiitio, oaB elmer Der GSar.
bigen BEN erIten Stub feuerte. Tun.
can iotpobl als Briggs behuupten,
hab iie auf Dem @ege bon anorpide,
Tenn, nod Cincinnati BON ,Sarbiaen
cuf 6raht3iigeH anqefalleu, beroubt
,lno gefdAagen tpuroeu rnb oaB cine
@auoe Reger Berionen anfole, bic
auf SSradt5iigeu fabren. 8or einiecn
Sdger pltroe bic 2eife zines unbe.
fannten Manue5 Habe bem gdhnae.
Ieiie auf Der Strefe Der 81. 6. 9ipi.
lion Der g uno g. gabn gefunben,
bic eine SduBnuloe I'M 4opfe bate
@lafton. Der in anorpiQe. Ienn.,
Dobnte. mar leoig. Sberiff 8osfe uno
feine aiiiitenten baben aeftera mil
Der unteriuhuna oes fSales begon.
men. Eoroaer Or. e5anes @. Miie
pnroe DON bem Eooe glanton's In
aenHtnib gefest uHb lit nit Der lin.
teriuduHg beifaftigt.
@riinbeigentbunls uebertra.
grrngen: Mafter gonrmiiiioner 6ino
an ssofepbine 6. Honensberg, 2otsRo.
545 NIB SAC IN Der Btuiton's lin.
ferabtbeiIung an Der Rorooitefe Der
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-06-20
2ofal 8eri9t,
DerissaI,N sfi,ss.

Grsmabor 6enrp gpIlmer
pon Davenport. 5OiDo. fopis 6srr
4bolpb pri<hsr pom bort lpsis
Len In Der Stoa. err Wollmsr. ber
RthisannnIt III. befinhet iin ouf b<r
Rhfe sur bemotrniif6en Nnsionals
Qonps9tion in DdItimere. btnn sr III
DeIsgas. CT mc6te n Cincinnati Etn-
Ition I'm GeIsstnbeH ~ babeA isintn
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-06-20

ssnbe Refultnie:
eraes Rennen ssiinf JurloHgs:
Re[lp Agnss. 112 CRcGobep). gspons
nen; WlDIIie Rihnros, 112 (6eurp).
sfpeitss; gaIlpfbe, 105 DanisIs), britt
iss. 3eit, ia.
Die 50 Wuhiels besohlten: Tslln
4gnss. S16.4o 81 e.tpinnsn. S6.10
place, $3.50 SbOu; UsplIis Riharos,
s4.70 place. $4.10 SbOip; 9aupibs,
$500 Sbop.
3rpsites Reuntn Gtfs Jurs
longs: Warian gaisn, 105 (Dooi<),
seponrsn; Sspars 5iu. 103 (5<nrp),
3tpeii,s; Goloen agnes, 1o3 (Gltsp),
brittes. 3sit, LII 3/5.
Die So Wlutusls besabItsn: Wari0n
gnien $3.50 gu geiuinnen. S2.70
plnes, $3.50 Sbotp; Eport 6in,
$3.50 place. $4.60 Sbop; Gpfosn
4gnes, $6.70 S6Op.
Driitts Ftnntn-- Sets iSurlcnos:
6isb 5lOtpn. 1o3 (Giisp). ssrpOnntn;
pirate Diana, 1O5 lgopIe), 5rpei.ss;
GoIttta, 103 (DaDsnporD. prittss.
3eii. LII 4/5.
Die 81 Mutuels bt3abltsn: 6igh
| GloDn, S23.90 su gefpinnen, $500
place. $3.50 Sbop; pirate Diana,
$1,000 place, $3.50 Shop; gole..1.
$11.50 Sbop.
Wisrtts Rsnnen - ] / /16 Meils:
grapt, los (5.nr1). s.tponnen; Cir
0iIts, LOT (Gfttp). Speites; Gninssrs
fieIo. 100 (WeGdbep), briitss. 3eis,
l1:54.
Die So Mutu.ls besoblten: grcps,
$3.50 gu setpiHnen, $3.50 plnes
$6.40 Ehop; Cir giles. $17.80
place. $3.50 Tbop; Dainserfislo.
S3.40 Gbpp.
5iinfies Rsnnsn-Sebs Jurlongs:
RoH,dur. 105 CMcGabep). seipcnneH;
Merrid. 108 (Gans). ;rpeites; Mins
ming Wibcp. lot (5snrp), brittes.
3sit, 1:15 AS.
Die 81 Wutusls besahlisn: Rofs
ieaur. S7.40 gu sstpinnsn, $3.50
place, $2.20 Gboip; Merrit. S3.20
glace. $2.20 GhoD; Wsnning Wis
bonn, $2.20 Sbop.
Eehfes Renntn - / Meile nnb
10 Ddrbs: 5anlp, 108 (Sieele). ses
iponnen; 5ap 8an, 1O7 (6eurp). sptis
tes; selene. 100 (eitep). brittss. 3sit,
l1:51.
Di. 50 Tutnsls be3abtitn: 6anlp,
$3.50 su gsipinnsn, $3.50 place. ST.
90 Sbpu; gap pnn, $3.50 ylaee,
$2.70 Sbou; 5eieHe. $3.50 Sboip.
Jir bic bsuiissn Rennen iinb fols
genbe Vferoe oneemeloei porhen:
Gxiits Rsnnsn 3ip<iiobrise
gii[Ienituten unb Wondfx; 81 syur.
longs: Som Grid, 102. ghinOOt los.
Rcoitsr 1O5. Halooplt 105. Wliitius
los, Rod igiib 100. 6Olbers Ill,
transport Ill, Blue Jap Ill, Gisl
I'LL.
| 3iptiies Hennsn - Ceiling; 3irti
lidbriee; 81 Jurlongs: Ring Stcls
lport 103, Wtobelle 100, Qdbp Rob-
bins 100, pab Gn los, Gorbie y
lilo, 5nquisia l10, Gprigbslp nib
no, geuIab Q ITO. Ton 113. Muio
Bun 113, D0rlon 113. TlorioH 113.
| Drittes Rennen - ceiling; brtis
liGbrigs 5iuienfiinsn: feds Jurlonss:
Ga Gn3obora los. Rutb Jadion 1o5.
Gtbol canton 105, Crten 105. go0n
Goppbire 105. 6enritiio 10 los. Ulos
raj Dan 1O5, GoIstta 1o5, Eprinsa
1O5, ponp .. 105. 4nbraicfa 105,
Hub 100.
| Diertss Rtnnsn - 6cnnicap; GSsis
lj6bries unb alter; / l. /16 Weite:
pud 98. Mnnastr Wlad 102. Brig
los, Gb<rrpolo l04. goppertoipn 107.
| Jiinftes Rsnnsn--- Hnnbieap; Dre!.
li1brise unb dIttr; feds Jurlonss:
| Wbitt Mcol 105. Donnu l12. Ess
bogo 112. Droper 6ughts la. Mos
ams Gyprfb l23. 6ieb pripots 125.
| G<hItfs Nennen - Ceiling; Bier.
Ijdbrise unb dlin; 1/16 Msil.:
| EuppIs 107. helent lot. gorns1u
| 100. 0usip Cab 100, QobcIb ll2. Eir
Gattsbp 113.
| - Mottie Wolf pon so. 312 Qubs
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- Maiiit Wolf pon 30. 312 Gubs
lotD 6irnbe. 81 Sabre alt. nurbs am
@rcdbnnp unb 8. Mp<nue btim areas
gen Der Gtrabs geitern ab<nb turj Dor
s llbr DsH ein<r Gar Der Wintcn place
Ginie getroifen unb am Miidsn pegltbt.
sis iDurnt i'm Yolissi. .Auto mad ooaIs
,sstra6t
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-06-20
5eier in GQiGi(OtQe, O0io.
DIR bprtias 0eianseereiH 6infraht
besebf ieiH Go. Stiftazssfeis snh
erb6lf aaiier.WeSaias.

aaiier @ilbelm i,iitet benz Siibel
perein cine goIbeue Neoaiae. -
Serr Charles y. Sdmibt fiber
reid,t bds aIeinoo. - lie 9erna'
mia BON Rarfersburg itnb Der Sic
berfrans bon Columbus litter
8iiiien BON Daliitberoen. - ston
sert nno Gommers. - Inter Der
Wi.eIieoern Der gintrnhi beiin
ben iidl nod stpei Der Grinder. =
Tcnieiben tpuroen oeroieite CD
rungen 3nibeiI.
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3 a IN 1t . n.

- llnier gscut in Snmilton III
Scrr Gonarb grnf, 449 SIo 5nnfi'
GtraHc. gel Sci. 476 81, Dome
4bune 1851 VI. 8
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-06-20

LIMB hcben bier I'm frsien oanbe
Gin 9eim sesriinDsi btu.f4em
Gong.
Dieiss mirten uno Gireben Der
Giniront BAT nift nur In 4mtriid,
fcnbern auh In N<utfhlonb aners
iennung gttunben. Gsine Maieft1i,
ber D<uiffs Rniftr. Der pormbersigs
ireunb unh ;ySrberer b<u.ifxn Wclsss
gefdnsss, Bat Der gintra6t bulbpon
fsins golbene TleboilIe perlieben. I'm.
fere Gonnntung. unisr Dont bem DO,
ben Gtifi<r!
GieIs Mus5ennung uHb mertbs
ih6baHg eines bsr unIersn lGbi uns
G6Hbfr sln HHfporn fein. ber b<ran,
pdhienben Sussnb Cuff unb aiebs
gum bsutfdkn Oeinns sinsuprGssn,
bamit fis.. folJ auf i6rs bsuifd,.
Mbsunft, Is etenfo fndbtn unt
finssn ipie mir unb immer Der dnfrins
tigsn unb iDobrtn Dreunbf6aft amt.
fhen Dsutitlrnb uHb Qmtritc gfbsns
Ten.
M5ae bic Giniro6t nod piele, pisls
Jabre Gin fsiie beutfdx Burg fem. ipis
bisbr In ben 60 Jnbrsn ibres BE.
ilcb<ns, fi6 unb bem btutfdkn Jaas
men Sur G6rt unb 3um Rubm..
Dc @dbe bts DsuHnkn R1ifsri
fpirb pon benz Berlin cls Rltincf
aeis ef3dbs unb IN Gbrtn aeboIi<n
ipesben. DIE oaRJe WerfammlunQ
fimmie btsstiiert IN bds 4o4 ein,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-05-14
RIVERS AND HARBORS
FUNDS SAFEGUARDED

1ects should be completed. upon meth
obs OF Standardization by which the
waterways OF the country may be I'M
PROVED uniformly in proportion 70 their
capacities" To enable tbs Board OF
Ehgincerh properly TO secure this In
is made
While this is n decided step forward.
me commerce committee is not content
10 stop there. but requires that there
shall be Inquiries made Into both pri-
va'c and public terminals. and trans-
fer and dock facilities contiguous TO
the waterway to be improved.
The question Of terminals has been
ono OF very great Importance ever
since the adoption Of tho present sys
tom OF treating the waterways OF the
country, for one OF the most serious
hundicaps TO water transportation has
ocen the lack OF public dock facilitie,
at reasonable rates ana within the
reach OF all desiring TO use them.
The tendency has been toward
ownership and control OF such facili-
ues by railroads. the report says. or By
these ana steamship lines acting i'm
conjunction with them. practice not
conducive to healthy competition on
the cheap handling OF freight While
many communities. including several
OF the larger cities. are awakening to
the Importance of freeing commerce
from this handicap. by municipal or
other public ownership or control OF
docks ana terminal faciliecs, there is
much remaining to be done.
Senator Nelson, chairman of tho
Commerce Committee, who is looked
upon as tho father OF the continuing
contract system, Is enthusiastic in sup
port OF these new departures in the
biti. and hopes TO sec It signed by the
PRESIDENT AS 1T passed the Senate.
j. II. McG
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-05-14

ion2 Tho Ncbraskan still enjuvs a
great degree OF tho confidence OF tho
Democrats OF tho country, but he
shoots FAR wido OF tho mark II he
thinks his ooh. Just because" Will pre-
vent tho nomination of Harmon. Tho
unforgivnblo sin Of Underwood is thut
ne dared to differ with Bryan on II
national question. although tho Domo-
Gratis of the Congress agreed with I'm
derwood's position.
inc present drift OF the Democra-
tic current is not toward the shore Of
success. Clark leads the race, md
yet his nomination by the Democrats
In this hour of their supreme oppor-
tunity to regain dominance would be
suicidal Even Bryan would be a bet
Ter candidate than Clark. but wisdom
pars both. Bryan has three times APP
pealed to the Judgment of the people
ana threo times has been defeated by
them; Champ Clark has been laughed
AT all over the country Tho Demo-
cratic party Will have nobody but it,
self to blame If it flies in the face of
the recorded verdicts Of the country
and gets defeated
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-05-14
HONG for IncurnbIea.

To the Editor OF The Times Dispatch:
Sir.-I desire in the most earnest
manner possible to call your atten-
ton to Bell Day on next Thursday.
when miniature bells VIII be sold on
the streets OF Richmond for the bene-
fit OF the Home for Incurables.
1t is hardly necessary to say TO
the people OF Richmond that this
charity is possibly tho mos, worthy
OF any in the city. 1t is dependent
entirely upon the contributions OF the
citizens OF Richmond. and as prcsI-
dent OF the board Of managers. most
earnestly appeal to the people of all
classes and creeds 10 aid most ren-
erously the ladies who have charge
of Bell Day There ara in the Home
at this time thirty-one patients. to
whom bespeak the Sympathy Of the
community.
Cordially yours,
MRS. JOHN MURPHY
President
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-05-14

an engor dcslro for books. fairly
good care OF them Cor thcrc Wouldn't
be any to lcnal. and willingness to
pay the necessary overtime nnes These
hnes largely pay for our periodicals.
Ths people are old ana young. men.
women and children, with large pro-
portion OF boys"
It is nne thing that there Is such
an institution, doing lofty and in
spring work IN the minds of the
young. TOO great praise cannot be
given to those who carry out this work
But the vital fact is the absolut. and
proof that this city must
have a free library Of It's own. Null
uply the good done hero by ten or
twenty and you have a suggestion of
the benefit that would result in a bet
ter informed, more enlightened ana
happier population. Tho most crying
necessity FOR Richmond at this minute
Is public library, ana the lack of
one IS Disgrace
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-05-14
PEOPLE EAGER roi, LIBRARY.

The following Statistics ,rd,c.,e YIN
cola accuracy tho present segerness
OF Richmond people for library ana
reading facilities. Tbcv o~o -,vor
through tGS.. Einaness Of Miss ciroc.
Arents, Who conducts the St Anar,ws
Library This Institute, &c tbo o,,l,
library IN town that approaches In It's
functions to = public free library ma
should serve as model ana example
TO convince the council that there
exists pressing need ana wide de-
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-05-14
Especial to the rimes.D,snn,cn,

Washington. May l3~rhe river and
harbor appropriation bill. reported nv
senator Nelson from the Commerce
Committee OF tho Upper branch OF
Congress. ana Just passed by the SEN
ate is. in many ways. the most i'm
portant measure the committee has
recommended in ycdrs, as II urges
legislation that cannot help but prove
OF IL far-raaching character.
In extending the scope OF the usual
Investigations on the part or the en-
hIneers. which are required in ord ,r
mat comprehensive reports may be
maze the committee emphasizes the DO
siuon taken by tho National Rivers
ana Hhrbors Congress carly In it's his
TORY mat OF liking u time limit for the
completion of some OF the large nro
Jects III order that the public nav b.
prepared TO use the harbor or water
way thus improved The bill. however
goes farther than any similar measure
appfopriatinS money for rivers and
haFoors. as II calls upon the chief OF
engineers of the army and III. BOARD
OF Engineers for Rivers and Iarbors
TO report to Congress. IN which shall
De included a preliminary report no,
i"tcr than December IL, 1912. upun tbo
saving, as well as other advlntarns
which can be accomplished By tho
adoption OF the Continuing contract
system tha rapidly with which pro
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-05-14

Richmond, as the financial centre OF
the South. has every reason 10 be
Gratihed at the opportunity that VIII
be offered 1t tonight to hear dis
cusslon Of present financial problems
and conditions from PROFESSOR }. Iaur-
encc Laughlin, OF Chicago.
Professor Laughlin is q recognized
authority OF Tie difficult ana abstruse
science Of money and banking. For
some years past Professor I.auEhnn
mas devoted his abilities and energies
70 tho tedious task OF trying to mako
the ordinary business man appreciate
the vital and important relation that
good banking holds 10 personal income
american business men, Ike nearly
every other race On earth. have shown
themselves violently averso 10 making
shy changes That messy old doctrine,
what was good enough for our fathers
IS good enough for US. is even harder
to overcome in monetary matters than
sn Tho moro spectacular campaigns
waged against typhoid FOYER and small
poX, for example. And yet. sanitation
can eliminate typhoid and vaccination
can stamp GU; smallpox. I, is there
fore not Beyond the dream % optimists
that so1inder financial laws may make
panics things of the past.
rs long as tho instinct for cxtrava-
gance and the desire To get rich quick
spring in the human heart, We shall
undoubtedly have periods of OVERHEAD
ing, with their consequent relapse
into dullness and depression. But even
tho spreadeng ieis-n OF provincial Amer
tea win ind st hard 20 Justify a condl-
zion which exposes this country to
financial crises OF an Intensity. dura-
ton ana havoc that are unknown else
where.
Even Authenticated China is freer
from violent commercial pamIcs than
America in its pride OF place and en-
iightcnment.
When VIC consider that Richmond
has Increased It's banking resources
si%-fold IN the last sixteen years. ana
that our banking capital ana deposits
ara really, ut bottom, only manifes-
tation OF tho growth OF this community
in population, wealth, manufacture ana
productive capacity. 1t seems too clear
for argument that Richmond, OF all
cities. should be deeply especially IN
terested IN finding and praotic!ng the
best known methods OF banking.
What Professor Laughlin, has to
say on uuimproved banking laws Will
therefore have ana receive especial
attention from the people of Richmond
in every walk Of life.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-05-14
SENTENCED TO SERVE
ONE MINUTE IN JAIL

rfedericksburg. Va. May l3.-B. G.
D'ckihson, OF Spotsylvania county. was
hned $3.50 and sentenced to servo one
minute in Jail for perjury In connnc-
,ioh with some personal property re-
turns Tor taxation. He WINS .riod
before Justices Thomas. Garner ana
AItennurg. An appeal was taken to
inc circuit Court of spotsylvania
county. There was a strong array
OF counsel on both sides.
judge T. r. b. Wright, in the cir
CUT Court of Richmo..d county fined
- w. King $500 and costs Tor viola
tlon OF the local option laws i'm th,t
county, ana imposed Il Jail sentence OF
thirty days
surveyors from the office OF State
Highway Commissioner at Richmond
nave arrived here and are at worl, In
stafford stalking out route for tho
proposed good roads in that county.
contracts for which are expected 10
De awarded In time to begin work I'm
July. STAFFORD county recently voted
bond issue of 100000 for the per
mancnt Improvement OF roads In that
county.
George Washington, of Middlesex
county, shipped a few DAYS ago nv
Happahannock River steamer the first
green peas from the Rappahannock
liver valley to the Baltimore market.
20 peoS oOiu lot Sl'iD per basket.
Saturday night q white man who
was riding on n freight train. sud
denly foil and was killed The ac
cident occurred near Potomac Run on
me Richmond. fredericksburg and
Potomac Railroad. six miles from this
City. 1t is impossible to tell how tho
accident occurred, as there was no
eyewitness. THE body was buried
beside the railroad track by dircc-
ton or the railroad officials
Tho Will Of the late Il. j. Smith was
admitted to probate in the clerks Of
flee OF the Corporation Court here
before Clerk a. B. Yates. DR.. c. Ma
son Smith. son OF tho deceased quail
lied as administrator. Mr.. Smith left
no VIII. The estate will be equally
divided between his widow and his
two CONS.
Mrs. Sarah c. Towles has entered
suit in the Circuit Court of Spotsylya
MIA county for a divorce from her
husband. w. H. Towles Tho cause
alleged in the bill is cruelty and in
compatibility iof temper The defend
ant has been prohibited from disturb
ing or molesting the plaintiff. He has
been required to restore certain rcr,
sonal property to. Mrs. ToWlea
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-05-14

To the Editor OF The Tiraes-D snatch.
STA careful reading of your cGi-
torial on the Archibald case in Satur-
days issue of The Times Dispatch. in
dlcatcs gross ignorance of the mean
ing and suggested methods of WORK
ing OF the judicial recall en- the part
OF your editorial writer. Seems to me
You would at least endeavor to inform
Yourself upon givcn subject before
publishing an opinion upon It
You say present laws arc effective.
put would the Archibald case cv.r have
been investigated II the Chicago Fri.
bune ana Philadcphia North American
had suppressed their Knowledge of II
and failed to have 1t brought before
congress as so many OF your in
terest-ownod papers that are now
houndinE Roosevelt would have done?
Anyhow. what is the usc OF present
laws when administered by men who
are determined To render verdict no
matter what the evidence offered in
favor OF the accused. as IN the case of
lorimer and Stephenson. Your plea
mat judges invara bly, are clean is all
poppycock. as any one would know
VINO has kept IN touch with conditions.
IN now many cases have we found
lawyers that We're rotten in their
iives and characters placed upon the
hcnch! Th"y Were corrupt ms lawyers
practiclns before the bar. Does pIac-
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-05-14
DICE Of the eopIe
Praise for One of cur Poets

TO the Editor Of Tho Tnnes-Dispo,cn.
Sir,-The newspaper-raaI nuhi,c
mas been overwhelmed since the III
TAME disaster with an avalanche or
poetry Let us say rather "rhymes ),
inc word is more suitable In your
own columns have appeared not few
verses on tho lost ship. one li,uo
tour-Nerse poem. however, stands out
SO inmaesrably spcrior TO all tho
o'hers mat II seems strange It should
appe"I without signature. lie Der
nier Grill" in your issue of MAJ l..
published anonymously. win Won moi
inform your readers as to its author
ship? w L, MONEY!
Campbell