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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-09-12
Kcinfnrccments 70 Decide

lie four days OF success which has ac-
conipinicd the arms Of the llies. while
rCasSurinS to those who believe that peace
car result only from the defeat Of Germany
does not necessarily prcsaec the continued
retreat OF the German armies from France
II gives rise to the hope or fear tina, A de-
clsiNe result is imminent, but il does not as
sure il by any means.
The Germans. apparently. are seeking TO
cat their way through the French centre with
The purpose Of dividing the army Of the allies
ana surrounding the right wing stretching
south from Vcrdun. and it is possible that
the retreat OF the German right wing has
pcen ordered for the purpose of strcngt hcniug
tn" centre by rcalignmcnt OF forces
Should the invaders succeed in this attcmpt
and III the further attempt to break through
the centre. the position OF portion Of the
French army would be prccarious. and the
strength Of the centre and left wing would
be ma eraly lcsscncd. The strength Of the
French centre and the mcrcilcss advance of
tn" British has so far prevented the accom-
pllshmnt OF this design. and. it held. may re-
suit III the rapid retirement of the whole Ger
man line. On the other hand. a night may
see reversal Of the tide. with Il resultant
advance Of the invaders toward Paris an,;
the weakened army of defense
The result hinges probably on The carly ar
rival and tho number of rcinfurccmcnts
Both armies arc terribly exhausted by the
STRAIN OF almost continuous fighting and
marching, and the army which can bring TO
inc front the largest number Of fresh troops
III tn" shortest space OF time will have Il ire
m"ndCus advantage.
The possibilities III this direction favor the
all'"S JUS, as the reserve strength OF the
allied nations is greater than that OF Ger
many, so tho reserve strength Of the armies
now IN contact is in favor OF tho allies Fur.
ih"rmorc a German victory in the battle now
linn ia,
war. y decisive victory on tic part OF the
allies. with RUSSIA. mcanwhilc. haumcrinr
inSst"ntlN at the back door, means the be-
ginning OF the end
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WHAT w AS NEWS
FIFTY YEARS AGO
L--nL ic El.hn.omd lLsnat.u scnt. =. 10
won ~ Iiehuond pispat.0 s.

y dispatch Macon says that tho Yankees
completely destroyed the railroad between
.oncsboro and East Pom, in their retreat.
The aiiutant general of tho state calls on all
persons having in their possession arms and
announcements tho property Of the state. and
not msin= them in military service. to turn them
over to tho officer in charge of the state armory
The correspondent Of tho l;ichmond Dispatch
sends the following from near Petersburg under
date OF september 10:
Atlanta has fallen. Forts Morgan. rowciI ana
Gaines laNc been surrendered Into tho hands %
thc enemy. and lack Norman is dead Truly
miSi"rtun'S never com" alone l'ut super add
to th"s" rcVcrscs tho rcjoiciu=s which rcsotnd
throughout tho cntirc North. and bear in mind
that tn" enemy announces iarg" "ccr"tjous to
their military numbers ami YOU have tho mill
iary situation.
The month OF S"ptcmbcr will Likely witness
no grand military effort, either The Virginia
or Georgia. military chess boards Grant ana
sherman. in tho mcanwl!ilN. not lille Their
camps are busy in preparation, ana backed by
ia" authorities ut Washington. are maiiuv
read, 10 deal hard knocks b,- car5 frost
forccments. Thcs" roimforccmcnts must at
once. The commssary, medical. puar;crinastcr
and ordnance departments can furnish 1900
The t",o"o detailed" bc called officials
can bc called.
More than ss.oooooo worth OF property was
DESTROYED hv The lire in Manchester Friday night.
1t was one of the most destructive fires that has
ever "''Hitr" d" inns state. ''arN'S tobacco fac
tory the 'iilmour torrpany'S tobacco warehouse.
III" rcsidcncc and outhouScS OF Mrs Ophclist
fuIua, on iiainbrdee and Barney Streets. and
several smaller buildings being destroyed. In
addition tho residences Of + W. BEDFORD.
Patrick Gary. Mrs. Susan g. Allen and other
buildings were severely damaged
Dispatches from Mobile state that all is quiet
there.
The ne; earnings Of the Virginia and Ten
nessec Railroad for the Year ending June 80,
Sl.11..55i32.
In his letter accepting the Democratic party
nomination for the presidency. General Nc
Ciciian declares That he is for tho Union aa
the only basis Of peace. Tho preservation of
the Union was the sole avowcd obiec, for which
the war was commenced" he SAYS "It should
have been conducted for that object only"
Washington telegram says that adviccs
from tho Army OF the Potomac represent recruits
as arriving rapidly
Shcridan's cavalry IS sand to be broken down
and under the necessity Of taking steps TO
recupcrat".
cold was quoted in New YORK. on september.
at 2il.
Two Yankee eunboa,s have hccn sunk in the
Mississippi.
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SO little done is tho way the great soul re-
CARDS every uncomplctcd task. and. while not
a little, but great deal, has been done. much
remains before the Richmond public schools
car be made TO reach the desired point of eff
iciCncy and service. II must be done grad
ualiy. Little by little the structure must be
reared by those entrusted with the task but
right now there is one thing the whole pco-
pie OF Richmond can do. On the ballots pre-
pared for the Nocember election will be
tho words: For Compulsory Education" and
Against Compulsory Education'' BY
scrat ching Against Compulsory Education =
the Richmond voter can give many hundreds
moro tt'chmond youths an opportunity. lie
can take from the streets some child and place
him where he will have Il chance. The rcgu-
lar school army has Joined the colors. It is
time TO send out for the conscriDts who are
not all Sinking, but do not know how to
report or are not allowed by unnatura |
parents 10 report Vote in November to send
after them.
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Does the Present Titanic Struggle
Mean the Downfall Of Monarchy2
Renaakng Of Europe Series
By HERBERT CANTON

lower than ever IN Paris. The oppo.i-
uon rr"r bold Speeches. which a few
Years before would not have bocn
Tolerated bF tho government we're de
ivcr"d asainst the Emperor and loudly
chccrod Nevertheless, In a populs
vote OF confidence the Emperor was
successful
In Spaiu Tho revolutionary sn,r,,
broke forth in 1855. and Queen Isabel,
No. driven from TIA. throne bismarck
iricd 10 induce Leopold uf iiohcnzol
l"rIi 10 accept tho place. IL having been
offered to him by the Spanish p,o.
'''ionai government. Bismarck va.
pdrOcuiHriN anxious that LeopoId
would anger Napoleon and the French
government Tn" prince roIuctanti.
accepted. ana wariikc uttcranccs wcyo
mao" IN tho French Chamber
The French 4Inbassador. TO Berlin Va
sent to visit KING william a, r:m. T..
ask tina; Leopold withdraw. and On
July -. 1870. tho withdraw ~n- AN
n"unccd hul not bv King william.
Not satisfied with this. tho Paris gov
eminent lraistcd on al assurance. tina.
PRUSSIA woulh not again pui forward
q candidate" This King William conid
not hUi r"ius" to give ric kim .,rc,.
Hisinnrch tho details OF the intcryir.
Nhcrcupon tho latter edited" tho dis.
phtch, much az Mottoruich nigh, have
dong. lis ,snipcriuR win tho mes
sax" mad" the Interview apncar IN
nave passed in hot intcrchanuc of
demands ana refusalS. lie then gave
oui Tho fak"d dispatch. and IN a few
hours i"ris was cl1morinp for Mar
continued To MoTrow.J
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-09-12
he War Lord at Home

LONDON September ~ In tho.
d''5 whcu iic German kaiser ~ IN,
10" n"'H "itl uis troops nrLtir.- al
most all tn rest of Europe. II /. No
mus TO ct glimpse Of the crested
War Lord at home
The man without his shining ;rpo,...
If shown very IniInatcly in Z, ne,, hnoL
Memories of the Kaisci-s Court 90 mi,
lshcd here by Miss Anne Touh,,u, VII.
was English teacher 10 Emperor wi
liam - only daughter Princess vir-
i"ria l-"isc, now the Duchess OF Ern,i,.
wick
Ndiurd!ly therefore. NC -ct many T.,
innate slmpscs of tho roval C,tLrr or
tt. domestic side as "Pup., WHO
inaN"S "apurtsNc jokes with mi, i,mil,
81 tho breakfast table. ana is even o..
caSiona!iy guilty OF the moro atrociou.
iothl OF pun once at tic Einpcrors
huntln. lodge in East prussia-wbcrn
the russians now are Miss roph,m
sdId soncthin. about the unyicIdin.
ness OF the chairs. Here VIC i've
hardly quote the Enpcrot with =
laugh and hc asked every other dav II
'h" chairs were getting any softer
MISS Topham's first IMPRESSION ,f
The Kaiser humanity was, however, dis
titled through the alcInbic OF his little
daughters mind" one day she amused
herself with the schoolbov trick OF
mating with her mouth tho pop" Of =
..m,,.In -, anu 'h' snheequen'
.,I,to,,'., ","s N'ne
Iil.o .,,,,.,.,,,,,i.,s" No" 'hcsc uniady'
.,'.,t ,'' ASKED III the
str,,,.,,r - ,,',,,, appropriate 10 an IN
"S-s-sh' 1t was papa" She an.
49, t.,'"''! icpc"'hS the Offending
W ~ az cNen more perfect 'inita
,!, ~" ."'" "v'o!c' nc can DO IL splen-
didly, aud she "gurgled" with perscvei-
az
Nr.h' que eyes OF rather puizzical
"'ls ht"cSS-b iuc eyes almost too VIC
,o"' !" con t''S' I" thc decp sunburn Of
l,S '"ccH hc'tf'S almost painful hand
Hn'N'' an" Il volume OF personal ques
''ohS ms was MISS Tophams FIRST in
''o"nctloh TO the Kaiser They had
many . TAX often ON English subjects.
anu o"' "' one OF These sprhnG the
REMARKS nN MN:
y on English people. YOU drink those
aWiul hery spirits horrible stuff
Wh'skeT' br"idN what not? How can
ous Iio,,id ,,,;n;,'. ,,' - p',son
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ann restless am athirs for faraway Things.
My soul GOES out IN longing TO touch tbo
SKIRT OF the dim distance.
- Great i;cyond, . the keen call OF thy nutc'
/ forget, ever forget. that have no wings
to 'iy. that am hound in us spot
ovornorc.
: an ea2ei and wakcful am a stranger ir
StTi,nSc ianu
Thy breath COMES to me Whispering an inn
possbi, hop"
Thy 'ousuc is known to my heart ay its
very Own
. rar-toi seek, . The keen call Of thy mute.
! forget ever forget that ! know not the
way. that have not the winged horse
! 1'l iis'icss. am wandcrer in my heart
Ia ia. sumny haze oi tho languid hours. what
NiS' vision of thine takes shape in the
hiuc Of the sky.
" Fartpeat "md. the keen cali Of Thy flute:
! forget ever forget, that the gates arc .ho
'NorN"h here. in the house where dwell
,dohc.
- NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. raEnrc
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-09-12
VOICE OF THE PEOPLE

Letters to the Editor should not he
20 words In length. mud the Dsmc mud adj
dress Of the writer must accompany each
cOmniunicn ttOn. not necessarily Tor pubIira-
lion. but m an evidence OF good fnith. Write
on QUO side OF the paper. nn,I enclose stnmpa
IT manusrript il to lie returned. I'arti,Bn
letters concerning the European wnr Will not
be published.
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Back 10 the Market basket

\ > Il municipal attack upon tho high cost
y Of food, New York has opened four
public markets 10 bring producer and con
sumner together, without the Intervention OF
the much abused and little understood mid
dleman These markets are TO he free" iii
that the sellers are not TO pay for space The
purchasers must carry away with them what
they buy. so that The market basket of other
days VIII now become moro or less familiar
sight on the streets of the METROPOLIS
those who arc not enthusiastic about the
efficacy OF markets Il reduccr of the cost
OF necessities have more than a little reason
for their viewpoint. In cities Of any size
markets arc patronZed practically altOCoIhcr
by those that live in the immediate nciphbor-
mood. Their beneficial influence. therefore
Is restricted. They have been found 10 an
peal principally TO the very poor leaving nm
blessed the much larger class Immediately
above them. the Cutgc Of whose pennies must
he closely watched.
The need of carrying home the purchases
VIII also keep away many housewives who's,
pride will not permit them to carry a basket
through the streets. although their small
means urge them 10 buy supplies AZ tho low
est prices II is easy enough TO call This
raise pride. but il is not false TO those who
reel IT Many solf-ro spectng woman. who
~ glad to scrub her OWE floors is no, Willing
thai her neighborS should learn that hcr
necessities drive her 10 do her own trucking
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-09-12

''Ycs, | nave nice lttc home in The suhurbs.
"Raise chickens, do YOU
NO: I passed that stage two years ago
'ittshurgh IoSt.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-09-12

I uST as foreign nations are beginning to
J realize The value of the Wilson ideal OF
international dealings. and ar" beginning to
indorSc them as the London Daily News rr-
Gently did. the people OF the United Satcs
arc called upon TO express their opinion. At
the polls in November they will let the world
know Just what they think Of the foreign
policies Of President Wilson, recently dcridcd
by certain element at home ard. We arc
told. by these same elements. by all abroad
In the Ninth Congressional District Of Nir-
sinia, especially. the voters are called upon
To pass judgment upon those policies. for
l}aScom Sl"mp. the Republican nominee. has
proclaimed that 'thc mistakes Of Wilson is
tn" issue and in The Republican platform is
found this plank:
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To the Editor Of The Times. Dispatch.
Sir,-WoulL IL he Il violation OF neutrality
TOR TINS government to compel tho enlistment
Of the mon who wear rcd feathers N their hats:
g. 4. =.
Richmond. September TO- 1919
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TO tho Editor or Tho Times Dispatch:
Sir.-May add 10 Your collection OF street
car nusonccS the man WHO sprawls all over the
scat and moves not for a fellow passenger who
is compelled. much against his VIII sit
beside him: y MAN l'.\SS t:Nt;EI;.
Richmond. September 10. lat
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To the Editor of The Times Dispatch:
Sir,-Ths Is free country and "a peaceful
citizen rs supposed to hc able TO move where
he Will but cannot pass by certain corners
OF Richmond unless wilIn, to bc stared
out of countcnancc by some insulting luarcr
with cigarette hanging from his lips
MISS NJ -
lHchmondI September To- 1914
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-09-12
THE BRIGHT SIDE
Handle WIN Cnre.

y brittle thing is speech; so take
rrccaution how YOU bend it,
For any man can make break.
B,it mighty few can mend IT.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-09-12

Mao:c 'Nog shouldn't say hes = ,nnnrn,cd
bachelor unless YOU know"
M",ioricm."Hui do know; confirmed him,'-
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WAYSIDE CHATS WITH
OLD VIRGINIA EDITORS

Free the world OF military fanatics and
there VIII be no more vars SAYS the IIous-
tor Record Advertisers Not so sure Of that
the new generation Will furnish its quota. md
We viii have to begin all over again. Expcri
c''"e makes us all hate war; but comes a poo
pie who have never had the experience and
war visits the earth again
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-09-12

no YOU love me. Erb"''
Love We. Liza. should jest think | does.
Why. if yer ever gives up I'll murder yer!
can't say morc's that. T""--Punch
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-09-12

- young lawyer
And does nc write nice letters"
In a legal way. yes. lie says have beautiful
eyes and is constantly abiding what he calls
tho aforesaid eyes. orbs o. visual organs"--
Pittsburgh Post
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-09-12

John. dear. does my pctticoat show
she murmur"d when ready 20
AS they should long since have been zone
John answered impaticntly NO
Then she blushcd a deep pink
For she happened to think
Tha, she had no pctticoat on.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-09-12

THE diplomats of tn" world may have ridi-
cuicd that foreign policy in tho past, but they
are 100 busy just now suffering from their
cwn monumental diplomatic plumbers 10 en-
gage in rdiculs OF anybody. What about the
people in the United States? What about
the voters Of the Ninth Congressional Dis
trict? Are they SO disa ppontcd that what
has bcfallen Europe has not bcfallcn tho
United States, that they will indorsc that
plank and rcpudiato the man who is so large
~ responsible FOR peace on this hemisphere?
They viii answer these questions AT the polls
ueXt November
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-09-12
j. Force
the Only
Hope?

mli,'Irism j. Fighting ts last dsht. that the
sacr"dnesS OF treaties. the iuyiultbility Of
neutral territory, the right OF right TO have its
Wy against brute force. viii bccoI liked.
Ert is there no horc that these things can b.
attained without tho terrific sacrifice that =
process OF aunihlaiion Of amy empire. Germany
or another. would cntail.--I;altmorc News
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Has Lost
Touch
With Times

done nothing whatever FOR labor" Coming
10 the tariff and the trusts. the part has shown
by its action in regard thereto that ut i not
fit the government" showing no, the
faintcst symptom % real understanding OF
The needs of the people All or which rantin =
will only confirm the belief Of those vino feel
that the ColoncIs usual political talent has
quite gone glimmcrinS these last few months.
The swing around tho circle ne Is taking ought
show a Of Colonel Iooscvclt's
power Of self deception how apart he is from
tho popular sentiments Of the day-Ncw York
Post
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-09-12

'I:lIaon Nondcr TOLLS nc nc irWsIS ms WIG
Implicitly and absolutely but"
Well"
Well notice lie carries his change and
his ishhooks loose in the same pocket Judge.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-09-12

According To RUSSIAN reports tho Progress
SNes nave nothing on the Ans,rians when il
comes to being routed
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-09-12

80" mat college is about open we may
expect 10 learn just how this cruel war can
be terminated
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-09-12

Tho foreign policy OF the state TIC
pdrtmcnt directed 10y the Presidcn; and
his Secretary OF state. has been 50
weak, =" vacilatln: aui 50 I'M American
rs 10 excite ridicul" from tho diplomats
If the world
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-09-12

'hristabcl !ankhurst saws the milii.nt.
are willing TO serve the nation in any way
dcerncn most advisable Might try si,uttinc
Up
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-09-12

WILSON, VIC wcrc told by tho Republicans and
ffoSr"SsiNeS. would be responsible for the de-
struction of the sugar industry. and now arises
the Tazcwcll Republican to inform us that vii.
son is /" blame for the incrca scd price Of
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-09-12
Oceanic
Passenger
Service

again tu regular service. Since August more
than 2I.opc passengers have bean brought 20
tn" United states. Fifteen steamers VIII leave
New York this month for Mediterranean ports.
aud this does not Include the Whit" Star Com
panN's Crctic. which Will mas" tho second trim
=" tho Mediterranean on September -. \ Rus
=inn steamer lett NcN York laat Monday. and
tho scandinavian services * pretty much as
usual philadelphia Hocord.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-09-12

rjii. IIut>-uiNrNTCI. md breakfast
~" >cr,cd together with nntnili"I rcE"-
lurii. 1T The n">t Ii"m-, Of Richmond.
l. ,"ur w"rninI program compIctcf
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Current Editorial Comment

1t has been quite generally
held that this ucW term of aili-
aucc preSaG"d a long war IL is
our hope ;hat the great prin-
ciplc for which tho allies arc
struggling viii be attained: that
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-09-12

AS for tho Democratic party.
at tho very moment when il is
unwiscly making tho cNtraordi-
nary concessions TO labor con
tanned in the Clayton hill. the
Colonel DECLARE that 1t has
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-09-12

IF there ever was time when il - .ood to
nc an American. 1t il this very hour" is the
heartfelt ejaculation of the Martinsvillc Times.
Just now most Americans would give libcralIy
to monument to CHRISTOPHER Colu nb,s
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-09-12

Wherever chvary lives it 'ifts it's hat to
i:"igium.' SAYS tho AppomattuN Times Virgin
iai. on tho other hand. q t:crit ucwspa per de-
clarcd there is greater Insult than 10 call q
man IclSiau. II depends ii" point Of view.
bat ours. in this country. is neutral, and it
agrees with the Times Nirciuiau
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-09-12

Those who predict j.. ruined
Europe after jac WA mast re-
m"inh"r that this depends partly
u0cu whether or not tho present
struggle settles Tho armament
pncStion. Europe NOW spends
600 per anuun ON the war husi-
or all ~ this can DC saved -
he work az restoration. Further
tremendous iuspircr of energy
'cd after 1870 and as "c proved
War. Sc'"uc" and industry viii
cu fasr"r whcn freed Of some 81
tho military fanatics oar civ
Is be overturned -CO!llcr
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-09-12

~ theatrical news item tells us that :: uu-
steal comcdN without any chorus .i,ls in il is
hcihS rehcarscd. hut who associa chorus
@trls with music these latter days? asks the
AGED Norfolh NirSinian-I'ilot with mind dwell
ING lovingly on tn" past Nevertheless and not
NithSianuinG. a musical comedy without chorus
girls rs prcdestincd To failure. I.ei the
comedy and leave the music { YOU will
nut spare the chorus girls prepare play
10 cmptI houses
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-09-12

~ Tia" Norfolll Ledger. Dispatch would say.
tho Germans object to Great Britain issuing a
call 80 the colorS.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-09-12

"Thc German machine have pune.
turcd tire. says the Newport news Times
Herald. Writing OF the German army, a French
officer remarked that the &c mans had Il
fine machine but when IL slipped a COS;
II Would 90 to wreck. 1t ppcd :, coz
the future will tell whether it ca he repaired
n inn.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-09-12

Whenever the Colonel dis
cu.s"s The tariif. - hc did ycs-
tr;day in Louisiana. he iiImni-
mates =. subject which loss wise
nld daring statesmen not infrc-
nIemilv nhscnrn Nv ih.ir ouI:iN-
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-09-12

The south I:ostou News docsn think much
of our idea that some Of tho wccklics in tho
state should he changed to dali IS 1t takes
more than grit 10 tackle the lay. Judging
from tho experience Of recently"
OF course. 1t takes opportuni ana tho aid
of tho community, hui there probably some
places in the state where thesc things cNis,
II there were only somebody t. Try it
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nA1 SEPTEMBER 70. 1914
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iiabindranath ragorc.
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luchmondv September 10. 1919
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i.',t.r.'., .'1unnr, -. ino5. nj Uchm"nd Va. n-
'...-,d -'.'r~- nnfi"r under net OF Congress OF
't~-,.', e..