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The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-12-08
ELEcTIoN OF OFFICERS OF
WOO DMhN's CIRCLE
nAa nEo.E no. a

Tuesday. nreember san. che Wood
NAME Circle. oak Grove So. 4. held
ther annual election az oHeerH 90
serve for fhr ensuing ysar The cleo
zion wee held re- their ball On West
InteuGrnn.n street
airs Leone Harh.ch. who has heii
che guardians chair frr thf past year
was arsf1 sharrn Coz thar chair for
f1t8 Ou tha auHrrsfian of Cierk 81.
a EmIfh chat Guardian boEhich he
elected tF rising vote the scene that
followed with i0ng 81 remembered ~
chose ureannE just nH thn lights
tn.nkird forth ta warn ~ arTroaching
night every norersiun present rose CO.
one HnH enc vote was cast chat made
Sire uaNhirH their guardian Cor one
more scar The worthy guardian. move
IN as rwotiou hv thn appreciation
shown her by her aovcreIrnH. grace
FULLY ACCEPTED the honor shown her on
b feu wei chosen w0rdE
Mrr Kate Lushirrtun. who has helf
ere adEIaer's chair. was again elected GO
that omos or lal8
NrH 81 AZ smith. Who has MADE
afleb an excellent clerk during 1919 fau
elected aFaiu aH clerk f1r l8ia
NirE rntE Eerr was aaain elected
sH banker Mrs. Fnsa was elected
chaplain. Mira Ethel Vular. az aftrnd
ant Mra. IDA Wahl a. outer sentinel
Hrr ION Hrichmnn who has 80
afHfaiIy heid the once 90 inner sem
uHUI during the past year. was again
elected Cor the ensuing year.
nr Thompson was reelected Tor
IlIH
SIRE Rosa Barrow was again elected
Ell organizer
ha darkness was at hand ~ inc time
the officers were aH elected the eiec-
tiou 70 delegates Co the convention vaa
postponed until Thursday. December
18th. az 5p.m
Contributed
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-12-08

Lately : have givcu up going with
them and spend en- my time AZ home.
untll ! md my ideal man I cannot ho
contented. Am doing right ~ not go
ma with anyone and 90 you suppose
there 10 . man in this world who viii
come up % mp idea ~ . man7
eds q wrong o. love q young man
who has been separated from bis wife
Tor two years, bat never SEE him know
O and never give him any encourage
ment Yet De the best az friendsT
would dislike 10 discontinue biz friend
ship for BE- comes 80 near my IDEAL %
q man. Then. too. re has never given
me excuse 90 % sn. though ] know he
b. yery fond - me-
1l-WhiCh O. correct TO take bread
eith your fork or your nnEerHg
READER
Ol-it ls better o. q gir not d
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-12-08
THE GERM THAT CAUSES DANDRUFF
AND LOSS OF HAIR is DESTROYED
BY Using Newbro's Herpicide

The drandfuff Eerm Il q buty uttis
microbs constantly at work and al
ways DOING me same thing Apparent
d vita ncndlah Intelligence % bur-
rows down inta ne hair foiilclea De-
atroyH the hair NE and finally crowds
out the hair causing haldnena
There are two sure waga ~ stop
PING the harmful career % thia in
visible micrnhe growth. one o. "a
wall untn TIA gcrm haa induced IN
durable badness. after which the
stropied hair follioie offers no sustsn-
ance % the germ the other Ia to
USE NEWBRO-s HERPfCTDE
The dandruff rsrm cannot en.al
where Newhro's Hsrpicids h used In
teiiiEenfiy ~ kliinH the dandruff
- I. $500 nhacka furLhAE aocumu-
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-12-08
woMAws RELIEF ASSOCIATION
TO MEET MONDAY.

The Woman's Relief Association win
meet .tn Mondav morning az it.2o az
the home o. the president AIRS r. A.
.fver tool North barcelona street
The meeting d one ~ much import
ance and it 10 hoped that ail the mem
bera 81 thc association viii ~ present
Stree ita very inceution, the organ
iration has hued an important plact
Dbl the community. the charitable wors
ID has done being confined % no sect,
creed ~ class.
Those who form thc Woman's Relief
Association come from noarly every
denomination ln the ciu. Hecchtiy sew
rraf new members have Joined and
others are expected to Join Ca the early
future Plans ere being formed 90 In
crease enc urefuiness Of the orEauiza .
zion. already come fo boz sn important
. fact1r in ne IRE OF the community.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-12-08

lal uaFee. aa1rasF. fhe amfr. urrfh ard
Jear ~ hIrth fa1 claar.T VII truf s
State whether M Mfn - Mlsa. Ard ala1
ezuF ths fcllewlua Nsraa On gulr oun
narf writing
Your advice ia useful.
So fhuusauds say
I wfaH Hunceaa anl haElneHs.
WI rou shuw me ERE waF
II Nua winh vuu may enclose u cents
Isfnuus ~ your Hwu rruaffFI e. uaN
postage ard clerical wark send your
let'er q Cay Burton Nance. suite hea-Es
Ra ats Royal pnFts fFanrn 10 nnf err
close cuins o. FouF letter Postage O.
letters % France ia s ceut4 lAaw@
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-12-08

iatiors ~ scarf Ekin and prevents ths
hair from coming cut.
While many limitations and nuhNfl.
tuieH are offered for Nswbrs's Her
p.cIdc. there ia nothing Just uke az
or Just 49, Eond"
Get genuine Herplclde.
Newhro's iefplridr ID soc and 81 90
sizes b sold 10 ail deainrn VINO runr-
autos q % 90 nu that IL rlaImo4 ff
you are not aatiafl q your unnss wIl
10 refunded.
send lee "a postage Tor nar8pls and
basket % TIE Hsrpiriao -. Dapt Il
Detroit. Mica.
Applications obtained AZ ths hritei
tarhcf shops and hair AossinE pas
tsru
DAismbcrtsa Pharwary, Epecini
Agent CAdvg
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INTERESTING

doesn't stay home much. while my
old scho1lmato calls often. shall ! Jet
him continue hta attentions I cannot
Evc without him z dread the thought
% Foinr into court Tor divorce.
Would u 30 proper 20 elope with him
and live abroad the rest 90 uIy iifc2
~ DOUBT.
Yoa cannot get a uvorce from your
husband and u y0u elope you win end
Just like several thousand other mar
TIed woman who think they can't live
without some certain man who isn't
married 90 them Ynal End you viii
have 90 keep on living after be has &C.
clded Re can set along very well with
out you. and O. wil be living death
Cor you.
10 your duty o. your husband Ask
him % iet you help him. 20 make bis
work easier. n possibls. Interest your
SELF Ga something wholesome and
show this man that be ought 90 hide
hls head la shame Cor tsmpung q re-
spectacle married uoman.
Dear Mrs Thompson. a. am ~
ard 80 with q young man three years
my senior Would % BE- en- rght o.
have our pictures taken together on a
postcard 90 -- go should you
ief d buy put his arm around you thn
drst time sou have ever been out vita
him tp should e SRI ~ i7 marr3
q man 70 80 MARY.
ul o. is said that people Who have
ttelr pictures takrn t1Eether All
surely quarrel Anyway, you wlH cer-
talniy De- H0rFY Ger it some day, u you
o. it 90 you perhaps o. not know
that your second uusatien 81 not very
decent Do weuIi De- decidedly wrong
Cor you Co take such advice go NO
nor any other time uuirHs gUu are
engaged t1 marrg him. co Decidedly
not
Dear MrF Thompson My CIR
friend works COB q hotel and when I
- after her always help her With
her wcra - we can - 90 the show,
iut % am not ready soaE a. she b..
Fbe VII noe wait Or me When
meet any friend ~ mine and stop 90
aTeak. che walks on ahsad. When
gau % her f1 welt tH } catch ~ che
uU Dot But Q would wall uu the
last minute far her, saau Z So with
her oF uotH TitUk PAL
Yoa should uot stop 20 SPEAK % q
friend on ths street unless yea intro-
duce your companion. ~ you % not
Introduce her. che does riEht % waik
on. she mlght - q little more pa
ticut Wit you n you are not ready
Co 80 out a. soon a. she e, hut n
u-cra sou would manage 90 b. prompt
Perhaps she IA buster than yea.
Dear Mrs. Thompson. ID An Ne
auG sometimes wonder u I shall ever
md the right man. / have many op-
Eortunities % 50 with desirahls young
.nlsn. 80 tA9y c. net @gEeAl - -
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-12-08

All you can DO IL 70 be very sweet
and pleasant when you see him. and
casually ask him % drop IN for a visit
when be feels like g. n he wants 10
come. he viii. n not just forget him.
90 The electric needle h the only sure
cure.
Dear Mrs. Thompson. an mar
ried woman and Z love another man.
Tie used 20 be my scanulmate. Ny
husband a. very busy man and
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-12-08

You never smoked a better
cigar than the "El Falco."
It's a Porto Rican; 10 cents.
Lewis Bear Co. distributors.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-12-08

ga fNg fuE Nr
mentions your
frisu 40 en- A
emrm iea an q
rihra the
Sod and bad
ertads In your
life
fHm de- rir-
ti m a. % past.
pres nj an a
vim anfnniah
and hep yea
r. your name
~ rIffeu by
FnuFme afi. Wuur
irfn date an "A
Sea 60 guide
ham In hla
20 rk Mercy 10
q 1f usrea afV
ri rufi "a en- e
rawe o. fhla
pap afI .
rh ftea az
M
wnnf h take
a1FarfaEs nf
thlH ape mf o.
r and htmfm
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-12-08
MRS. QUICK TO &c
ENTE RTAlhEp m
MENHpkgTg

Mrs. James Thomas Quick viii arend
the next month In Mississippi and Ten
uesaee. On December eth Mrs Quick
win be entertained az en- Informal din
ner. Eivcn Tor her ~ Mrs. Wander
burg az one o. tha fashionable hotels
~ Memphis. Mra Quick win return
home the latter part ~ January.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-12-08
pAueHrERs o. REBEKAH.
POSTPONE DANCE.

on account of the Indictment wealth
or FRIDAY nisht. tha dance which was
a. have been given ~ the Daughters
NJ Rcnekah was postponed untn some
night this week. tho date % b. an
nounced later.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-12-08

Miss WNhclmina Oilluwrr. who has
been visiting Miss Marguerite Roberts.
De- now n Milton, the Eucat of her sis
ter. Mrs John "a. Ellis on Friday
evening AIRS. Ellis entertained a large
gathering ~ young people On her honor.
Among those present were Miss Car
roil Ferrengt the brilliant young mu-
Eic.an. who Ia teaching az che womau'g
College and MIas Iay Rhodes. OF Bag
cad, formerly % Pensacola.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-12-08

marry than 90 marry any but the s'rirhi
man" Tor her. but a n not good for
a Eirl % pot away eli masculine 80.
ciety. hc friendly with the men. lee
them take YOU uut occasionally, enter
tain them ehen you can end SEINE day
you'u End the one nearest your ideak
(Gb-My dear. this q the real cause ~
your Swing up other masculine co.
ciety. Don't make the mistake ~
building your hopes on q married man.
~ means sure unhappinons. You Az
a Food Eirl now. Keep good even M
your inmost thoughts end hs worthy
81 that 'riEht man" even N you never
meet him this side ~ heaven
Gl-~With the hnHt-A
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-12-08
Ask This Man to
Read Your Life
His Wonderful Power 70
Read Human Lives at
Any Distance Amazes
All Who Write
20 Him.

Thousands ~ people On an walks ~
lie haEa banfatsd hy thin mans cd
vice. No tells you What 1ou ars capahla
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-12-08

How about Christmas
shopping?
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-12-08

MARREN ~. VANTAGE.
sscty q IEaAA
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-12-08
Baltimore Man Praises Local Druggist.

aWlE a EATfEs
fraafdCrG
arnrHl cMIrsa
GUYS ELINDfN0
E-e.a
g. Zen hHra S.
1ALrttseEE Mc
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-12-08

Dear Mrs Thompsons ID Am ts
auG sometimes wonder u I shall ever
md the right man / have many op-
Eortunitiea 90 50 with doslrahla young
.n.An. 80 La9y e. net 4gEeAl - -
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-08-04
AS TO WILD LIFE,
GAME CONDITIONS
Sportsmen and Others Want to
Do Something Along
New Line.

bciow arc some facts aud thoughts
crIo bodily from tho WASHINGTON post
thoughts ana suggestions that ought
90 DC OF especial Interest to Tidewater
Vifgina's and all other kinds Of Vlr
slhlans' as for that matter
IL, has been estimated that 90 pen
cent of the Wild life Of tre North
american continent has been Destroyed
INC" INC White man came. Tho wild
pigeons. which were once as the sands
OF the s"ashorc ior multitude az. prac
uchlIy extinct aud Tia. passing Of the
binnlo is one OF the commentaries Of
rcsrefuI Renaissance.
y :ew devoted sportsmen.and natur.
hHsts hove highly resolved that tho
H''lnntion SHALL go no further. ont that
on inc other hand. effective steps shall
b. taken for tho preservation OF such
game es sun exists From %.w or
leans comes The announcement that n
pnb!ic-sp'ritcd citizen OF louisiana has
Just purchased Marsh Island. contain
ing 1900 acres lying on tho coast.
and that ~ VIII bc added 20 1900
acres decided 70, the State several
months ago as a refuge for the migra-
tory game birds
Behind this purchase lies story Of
earnest and timely oudeavor which IS
worthy of tho suppuvi It's pro-
meters ask II is proposed go cstnb-
4lAN ga Guam nt game refugees when
VIII eNtend from Canada TO Mexico.
1hc Canadian government hos already
created forest ana :, mo preserves Of
great Size. the most important OF which
& the Nepison forest reservation. COW
srlne an area ot som. t.ooo.0oo acres.
For come time private individuals have
been acquiring and negotiating for land
ON tho gulf coas, % Louisiana. a part
~ which area is 70 be decided 20 the
state and tho rest 10 the national gov
eminent 10 he pcrpetuaily IN iiutaineh
rs Wild fowl refugees The same sys-
tom VIII toe extended TO the Atlantic
ana Pacific coasts. and active efforts
uro now Ola foot 10 enlist tho co-operh-
zion OF tho government ~ Mexico
when these asyiuus have oeen SCI
cured 10000 600 of wild fOwl. accord
ing 20 reliable estimates Will nnd safe
refuge from tho hunter on our own
coasts alone. ana ia course - time
something like tho primitive andn-
dance Of game Will Toe restored.
'Meu wA0 are willing 20 contribute
sii3 o0O-,he cos, OF tn. Marsh Island
1,urchase- toward the preservation OF
ino wild life of America give con-
vlucing evidence OF iheir zeal and pub
J! pirit ana they arc entitled TO cor
dlai co-operhiion.
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$40 lHFt.ltl l" me ilmts- Dispatch.
Clifton Forgc.Na.. August 2--Notwith-
standing that business conditions In this
section of the State have been below nor
mai FOR some timn past. due to the low
price OF Iron. the outlook is not a all dis
couragins ms the farmers have prospects
OF large crops. and fruit; is to be found in
great abundance hereabouts. clifton Forge
Is located IN tie centre of the iron belt.
ana is largely an Industrial community. for
aside from the Iron furnaces and mines I'D =
jhech' 10 this city. the Chesapeake and Ohio
the railway shops alone upwards OF zoo non
arc employed. For the past month the rail-
way compnny has had to cnt OF some Of
freight IL heavy. ami Of tho twenty passen-
ger trains That mass through clifton Forge
daily. NIL of them carry their full auo,n OF
nave money to spend both for. pleasure and
businchl 500
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Clearinghouse statement.

Sew York August 3-Thc statement OF
the actual condition OF clearing house banks
Tor ihe Week shows that tho banks hold
S-e'9s $50 reserve Ia excess OF legal require
monts THIS is an increase Of S!.l6o 80 in
Tho proporiiouaie cash reserve as compared
With last week. NctuAi condition:
Loans. S2eio.nl.tfo. decrease. s9.sisot0
specie. $3.50. $4,000 increase. $4,000
Legal-tcndcrs. s07ieeao: decrease. S6i7 coo
Net deposits. sieOis-loCo. decrease. 50. iae =
circulation si5.2,1o9o. decrease. 500 900
Banks cash reserve In vault. SS7d.oo2 90.
Trust companies cash reserve in Vault.
81. $4,000
Assreeato cash reserve. si4s5sl.to
Si.l6c. $50
Trust companies reserve with clearing
reserve. S7i.igi.o coo
summary of state banks and trust com
panies In Greater New YORK not reporting
to the New York Clearing House:
Loans, s6l2a7i0o4; decrease. Sij2o.3to
specie Sdi93000, decrease. Sl5lcs0O
Legal tenders ss.iia.5o0. decrease ss2s 900
Total deposits. 6aIes1. 100. Increased $685. 800
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No More Baggnsc- Smashing.

From Lesie's Weekly comes a sra;.:y.ns
Announcements. which. a. the paper. used
to say in war timer, IS good enough. I,
true" Here Is tho announcement.
At lasti The baggage masters are not TO
have things their own way hereafter one
% : railroad has begun to Install cushions
Tor unloading baggage from trucks IN bag
gag rooms Tho anti baggage sinash II
mats are about four feet long and two zee,
wide made OF strips % hard wood. across
which are nailed pieces o. scrap nir-hrakc
hose This Is n good way 10 use up tho
Notn-oui hose in tho interest O; tho long
funerirs travelling public.
And now tho baggage snasher Ism; smash
ing
roF he cainPults tho trunks on lenders
sure
Ana tAe public IS chor.ins with q chuckle.
That one terror OF travel is no more.
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aurtfon SaIe9, a9pnoay
by -. n. 'atilt X Co.
10 North Eighth street
cOMMGsSiONERS SALE
OF
so-AcRE FARM FOUR MILES FROM
CITY. NEAR TROLLEY
SiONERs' SALE

By virtue Of three DEGREES OF tho
Circuit Court OF Henrico county. IN the
suit Of Lucy Ncal et ais vs Louisa
Mayo ct ais. entered December D..
1910. February g. 1871. and March g.
1911. tho undersigned special commits
sioners therein appointed VIII. Ola
MONDAY. AUGUST q. 1872
1T II o'ciocl, noon
I'm front of lienrico county courthouse
offer FOR sale the tract OF land. con
tanning 30 acres. LYNX near the Sine
Mile Road about four miles east OF
luchmond adjoining Robin Park. the
land OF the late Dr hawks ana that
OF c. NJ Friend. being the same land
whereof Silas Mayo died possessed THIS
land is convenient 10 street cars Is
adjoining the village of Robin Paris.
and can Is" suhdiyidcd and sold at
enormous profits on tho hfures ca
pcc'ed
TTRMs Ono-third cash. and tho
residue in equal payments at one and
two Years. with Interest added or an
cash ~ option OF tho purchaser. and
tito 10 be retained until an tho pur-
chase money be paid ANA conveyance
ordered by tho court
JOHN NJ CITY
EDG NJ y I.Nt;iISH
Special Commissioners
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on account OF owner moving from
tho city we Will sell At public auction
at his store 80. 1929 West Cary Street,
TUESDAY. AUGUST q.
beginning 3t3) o'clock 2 NJ,
stock OF Groceries. consisting Of
Canned Corn Peaches. Tomatoes. Pork
and Beans. Syrups. Rumford's and Good
Luck Baking Powders. Bottled Mus
tard. catsups PICKLES, Crackers, Cakes
Soaps. starch Washing Powder. Lamps
and Lamp Chimneys. eight dozen Wash
boards. large lot Paper Bags. ten boxes
Cigars lot Smoking and Chewing To-
bacco and other goods.
Also one good Horse. Grocery Top
Wagon Open Wagon. Trap. Buggy and
Wagon Harness Total Adding and De-
tail strip National Cash Register. Mi
crometer scales. Platform scales,
Hanging Scales. Meat Block Meat
Tools Coffee Mil. McCnskev Account
Register, Tea and Coffee Showcase.
License. ctC.
Sale positive. TERMS. cash
THE VALENTINE Ar-CrrDx ~
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Iils Valentine AEcloa Co,
Apc7ONsg2S
q 8 E<a CT BRCAC ,T-r

STOCK GROCERIES,. CASH REGISTER.
HORSE. WAGONS, TRAP. HARNESS.
ICE BQN. SCALES. ETC At ArC-
TlON.
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Crcntc. 40 scnrntion.

II must hc said that Harden attack
upou Roosevelt created no sensation n
Germany. Many Of hts recent attacks
nave IN q measure missed nre" Nur
does ihc German press a,ooa to so caus-
tic and biting attacks upon Americans.
They content thcmseiv.- wiki oharg
Ing the weakness OF AWcrcian politics
and asserting that the republican
form % government as .Nenpl.hed IN
tine United states rs not what 2. Is gen
orally ncrop,od as being.
Harden's journal paints Roosevelt as
false friend OF Germany II accuses
him O.: milking IN" THE Morrocco dis
put. OF 1906.
During the Morocco dispute" .i ritos
Harden Roosevelt counselci Germany
70 moderation and urged upon France
the acceptation Of the conference plan.
WITH HE Secretary OF STATE. i.lthu
Root. be- operated so cieveriy that he
received cablegrams % thanks from
both Emperor William and from the
French Cabinet ministers. Finally.
however Jusscrani got more through
him than did Speck Won Stcrnbnrg"
I'm Paris 1t was stated openly says
Zukunft that Roosevelt, Root and
White during February ana March.
1905. cNerted themselves on behalf Of
France. In tho bank dispute phase.
for once Roosevelt, could hav. served
Germany as useful friend But he
operated FOR France ana rendered the
third republic almost moro service than
did Grey and Lamsdorf W. havn.
Therefore. no ground TO hc Thankful to
this man"
For twenty-five pages Harden
sketchos Roosovelts career aud his at
titudc and stand in the Chicago con
vcntion. his exhaustive vocabulary
bristlins with biting sarcasm in every
sentence. No European writer. perhaps,
has ever launched so vitroiic all attack
upon an American.
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-TVTIF TT ~
EDO ar y lcNC;fISH
Special Commissioners

Tho bond required of tho special
commissioners has beon duly given.
s j. WADDffI.
ClorlS Circuit court OF lienrico COUNTY
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HARDEN LAUNCHES
V|TR|OLIC ATTACK
Holds Roosevelt Up to Kidiculc
as Bigger I'akir Than
p. + Barnum.
REPUBLIC Is DERlDED
Foreign Writers Thankful That
They Have Blessings
OF Monarchy.

Especial to Tn Timcs-Di- pulch.
Berlin. August Politics and poli-
ticlans in tn. United states. as OK
hibited at tho Chicago and Balumor,
conventions and The Campaigns now
ON, continue to be a favoIte subjec,
for European writer's ana carlcnturis,s
IT is the conconsus Of opinion OF
Americans abroad that nothing has DC
CURED Ia years SO to lower the pres.
tise OF their country as Republican
form OF government In the eyes Of
Europe as the TWO conventions ANA
theii results
Tho United states is usually spoken
or ana mentioned In tho Continental
press AS "Doiiarica." Even u those
who should know better, "Amerlcauf
Is synonymous with "miiionalrc." The
arrival ol til. members of the Ameri-
can Olympic team was chronicled Ia
some Of tho largest German papers as
tho arrival Of zoo American million
aires The Taft-Eooseveit campaign
has but confirmed the impression That
dollars and personal ambition" are
the only factors in American politics
MaNimHilan Harden who wields one
- G"rinany most caustic pens says IN
LUX mt. OF which ne Is publisher.
that had i. 7. Barnum lived a ut,c
longer Theodore Roosevelt would have
made him realize that all MS efforts
had merely prepared tho was for one
greater than he
Under the pcu-namc Of "Vcxillum"
The writer continues; "Hnver have the
blessings of monarchy been So
clearly shown as in the talk ana do
ings Of ihis Republican, who has been
tho head OF tho greatest republic Ton
dollars ticket Now that iaInuu
81 dead there remains for US hu, the
kiuematograph, which for tho lifetime
OF "a aim Will show tho high stature
of the prizo-boNer who descended
from III high scat OF Jefferson Mon
roc ami Lincoln to the oircrs sand.
That his motion picture mouth must
ever remain dumb. thanks TO tho
worldlossness OF the kinematograph.
VIII over toe constant pleasure 10
!
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-08-04

Othcr Domestic Animnls.

In addition TO those on farms, Viz
ginia has other domestic animals valued
1T S6.s0o.o0o They consist mainly of
$4,000 cattle. $4,000 horses. $500 mules.
$500 sheep and $4,000 swine The total
value of domestic animals in the state,
both on and not on farms. is. there
fore more than seventy eight million
hOllnrS.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-08-04

onD Wnl buy nice detached
II SilI brick dwelling on Ken
- " sington Avenue, con-
ming nine rooms. bath, not water
at combination fixtures, etc, Pos
ssion september /.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-08-04

TINE vAIbNrrNr Auction n
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-08-04

SiS-room omi-detached
brick dwelling, newly
popered ana in perfect
$1,000.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-08-04
Casselinan < Co..
Farm StOck AuctiOuecrs.

MOOREFlELN * BLAKE.
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