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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-12-22

aus, bic aber ben BataiIIpnsbefehl
brahie. ms fofort i'm Dorfe su fam,
meIn. gDir batten nit benz Saupt.
mann mod afpei Sobte unb sipei 8er=
lpunoete. Segen 5 ltbr Moraena
febrten mir suriid. lin iinIere 0efaT.
lenen sn holen. Dd ipnr Der Quar-
tieripirfb unb einer bon ieinen aned,s
ten duf ipieber od. Gs itellte iifj
nun berdus. bab mir BON Jranftss
rturs iiberfullen iporben iparsn. ga,
bic beioen Sterile nabmen mir bann
I nit. Sic nubtcn cinen @agsn an.
fpannen, duf ben ipir ben tceten
ndnpimann lcgien - bic dnberen ads
lner1oen bdtier mir fliittia beerdbet
I - eenn er follte ein befoi,bcrcs Grab
erbalier. 9ln oiefem Soa indrIdlirten
ipir Bis 8 9ort beerbiatcn
lcir ben Sauptmnnn; Die beibenSranf.
ierienrs fpurben flrserbnno erId)piien.
sSn 2. borten mir iton Den Spnner
ffr GeiGiibe. Im nnberen Saac los
men mir inS @efedt. @om Seinbc
ia6en mir feline Spur. bod, Die Gras
naten uno Shrapneqs iauiien uns
lin pie Shren. @ir irnrben BON
feinoliher 9(rtillerie bei6oiIen. Die
Serls fchoiIen tdbsllos. bod nnlsr
neiier 6auptlnann, Elm furdtlpier, al
ter 6err, pubte uns fiets lpieber
aug benz sefdbrlihen @iienresen bers
aussufiihren. Bon bieiem Saae on
tparen mir itGnbia i'm @efsdt. Gang.
lam, S6ritt fir Sdritt, mubtsn mir
bem sseinbe ben goben abringen.
Mun9er &amsrab mubte iein Qeben
laiFen; munh einem babe id, in Der
gile einen Notbperbanb anselsgt, bas
nit er ni6t berblutete.
@iel Sbredlihes babe id, geieben,
bod bic arauenbafteiten Sage pdren
bonn %. ,bis %. Ottober. mir be-
fanben uns am Wiertanal unb ipons
ten Elm baporliseenbes Oorf itiirmen.
RsihentuelIe purben unfsre 2inien
BON bem fur1tbaren Mai9iuensez
tpebrfeuer Der sSeinbe niebsrsemGbt.
@ntIebIi6e 20der riien bic feinbli.
den 9ranaten in uni.re r;.siben. So9
unentipeot itiirmten mir fpeiter. Sen
eiaentlihen 9lusenblid bes Sturmss
tann ich Dir i6riftIid aur ni6t idiIe
bern. Ser Renih tpirb 5ur 9eIti.
Der glutseruh unb Der pulrerbampi.
Der Rau6 Der brennsnben GebDfte, bas
53iiden uno pfeifen Der auseln unD
bag &repieren Der GeIboie madte
mid aeoeu ale duBeren ginfliifie un=
empfinoli6. glues, pas nns in ben
Wea fam, tpurbe niebergeitotsn obsr
nieberaeI6luasn BLOB porpdrts. bas
mar ilnier einsiger 9ebante. GnbIiA
mar bic 9lrbeit polIbradt Wsnn i9
an biefe 2lugenbIide auriid bente,
i.rdubt iih bic seber. qm ielhen
abenb beIestsu mir nod bic Shiissns
ardben. bic bic sSetnb. serdumt bat.
ten. .Saufentpeiie Iaseu bic snbteu
bartu Wir ielber paren mebr tobt
als Iebenbis. Oa betamen mir @erz
itdrfuHq DON biuten. Dag tpar meiu
Bed. Senn eiu &umerap fab mid
in Der SunteIbeit ni6t i'm graben
unb ipraus auf mid berauf. Sd
raGte, eine 9ranate PLACE auf meis
aem Riidsn. Sic trussn midi aus
benz 9raben beraus unb ih tpurDs ius
easarett g.i%ufft. Sort itente iid
)eraus. bab i6 cine 2unsenquetiduna
oaponsetrasen bate. 60 fpurbe itb
,ann hie6er peitertranspDrtisrt. gu
ueiuem srDbteH 2eibpeieH. csebt ba=
1sn meine Eatnerubeu 9irmuteeu
'bns mid oeftiirnIi. Sod bpffentlid
I'm i'd baIb pisbsr bei1er unb tann |
uieber NIT. Sei beraIih gegriibt bon !
Deinem Gsorg. I,
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-12-22
Sn &aurs.

Gin aorreipon6ent Der aopenbaoe.
ner rpolitit" fenb.t feinem 9Iait fo!s
senbe Sailberung: M
Die Rsiie pon ROTTERDAM nat1
5abre bausrt isbt 80 Gtunbsn. Gas
SHiff, buS it btnuste. Iaq in Der
Na&t itil uns bic Rruts ashs In sinsui
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-12-22

foIate Dem .3use unb betrai NIT bem
anbern 0efolae sIeidseitia ben airlr
boz. gs mar Elm frdns0iifder Solca.,
bsr besrabeH ipurbe. Die 2iht r
fladerien in Der biiitsrn RaptIIe bin
unb Der. ndbrenb Der poter if5ne
WDrte iber ben 6eIben fprdf. Der is
GeinSe por feinsm 2pbe aet5btet tats
IL
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-12-22

fpiBsn Mintsl duer iibtr ben adnaI
nah Doper unb DON bort CUR fran5Sz
iifGen aiiite. Qlls mir 0pIlanb psrIiez
ben, b6rten mir i'm Siibsn bas DrDb-
nsn Der aanoneR. gBir ipurbsn 7ag
unb Ra4t BON sngIiidsn &teusern
tonirolisrt iinb ouh Sfier bon fran.
sSiiiasn arisssf8tffsn. biz uns eff
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-12-22
;rrsunbesbirt

.mds isb. id. Du fcmmR aus bem
aeibbaus2 9lbtr, better s5rtunb psnn
Du in gsIbpsrlegenbsit bif, iparum
ipmmit Du bsnH ni6t 5u mir; ils
bitie Dir bann - AUD glsiH 'mGs
jam mssjsttR iniiatesbsul-
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Der 6eIb Der Il 184.

lIsber ben lIntergnns bes beutIhen
llnttrisebootes I'll 18~ berihtst elm
WaHn Der 9efasung bss aorpeboii.
gers .@arrp", Der bic gerungIiidtsn
on 8crb nahm. foIgenbss: gines Der
patrouilenfabr5.use. bas aus bem
5afsn berausfubr. iisnaliiirk pl0bs
lid, baB es auf Elm llnteriesboot ge<
iioben lei. Infer aommanbnni lisB
fofort 9ampf anfeben. Wir tonnten
bds llnteriesbopt in Der RihtuHg bss
4nfsrpIabss fabren fsben. gBir pers
folsten bas unterfeeboot uub snben
inn bic polIe 9reitfeits. pl6blih IA.
ben mir bas llnterieeboot an bic Sbers
fldde fommen. 2fls bic 8emannung
na1 oben lam, idnf bds llnteriteboot
pl6blid unb bic 8sfnbung iprrbe auf
bas Waifer gefhleubert. Wir n6as
men iie an 8orb unb srfubren pon ben
Gersttetsn, bab einer ibrer Rdmeras
ben i'm untsren Raume bes llnterfee-
bopiss bic Rlappe seSfnet babe, nm
bus Boot bann 5um Sinten 5u brine
gen. go tonnien MIR uns bes Boos
tes nift bsm66tigen. giner Der Dsui.
fden, Der snsIiih fpridi, Bat er5dbIt,
bnb bic Sffi5iere unb bic Deiobuns
bss llntsrfse6ootes ausssLoit bdttsn,
iper In ben llnisrraum gebtn fcllts,
I'm bas Boot 5ii perniaten, fpbnib BITE
Siherbeit Der anbtrsn feftftanb. Das
Cos fei babsi nuf siHn bsr Wlai&inis
itsn gefaIIen. Dieter 6slb bat it9 dIio
asppfert. I'm bas SGiff nift in bic
5Gnbs Der Jeinbe seIdnsen 5u Infisn.
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aweifL

Run, biit On Deintm .Sbtnl'
ffcn nGbsr setommsn2~
% ia, i'd iebe bi. SoIbs tdsIi6
in Elm 5aus g.ben, in bem cine ao9s
ffule sinssrihtst it,
ySit fdsint alfo rsft prattiI&e
3isIt 5u DerfoIsen.1
.Dariiber bin iG lsiber nod In
qIdlenbem 3ipeifel; in bsm 9aufe tit
ndnIIih aud Elm SnItitut fir Gd6ns
bsitspflese untsrgebradt. fospie elm
Gonferpatorium.-
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-12-22

Wdb6en FIR ausFmeine SaiIsarteii: snies
Setm unb gutter eobH: Nefereussu. 1861 Gee
VIace. gboH 1610sq.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-12-22
Heaisrnnas.a anifeHsnaea.

seairranas.Mntsifnnss sHeu far D,annes
anb 7ranen. 1nnenbe bon Gtnenningen hno
In ausIint 2fie fnr sIrfietIuneen treL
JrnnfIin Snitituts, Tesf 10. Rc1eikr. ". D.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-12-22
3u serfanfen s,allier.
WerIanat IL Ianfen.

Gle bo6ften ganr,qreie be5nbf fhr &c.
brauoie globeln auer Scricn SamueI Girens.
Nbone W2dtH 400.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-12-22

gldb6en fir Sausorbeit. enboite6e See
der mo Welroie. Rortb 4f47.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-12-22

9h6er fu4t Eiene ais sipeite Snnb. Giaoi
oosr Sane. SobH Settling, l<s0 gDaInut Ctr
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-12-22

Ounces mdb6 en-. nm Der alts su BEL
fen. Gtiss,pe'S, 1927 Wlain Ctr
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s4Iauot - waannIid,

Cabinet Rafers, GIuers, Gnnbers.
sloobporiirg 91ndtne ure Bend Sdnbe fino
bternrit beIn4rhtiet bnb In Cincinnati, o..
Gin Stretf i'm 1anae III. Brl. mstnie.
Council. bb
3uneer Mnnn BEL ciner SSabrifaiions.Ji
ma sipeds llebernabme bes Ginetnnaher
BipeigaelddfteB. 9inae bunberf Dollars ers
forberIi6 oils SidbeIieLlunl fit gyaareHIdgsr.
Sn erfraeeu 40 ebrie Bibe. IL
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-12-22

mab6en fur upiiairs.arbeii nnb I'M bel
ainoern Gu belien. Shooitsg6s Beefer uIib
Wielroie. Rorib 4147.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-12-22

a56tn fnr neine gauriIie: gmpfeLunesn
perIanet. 6si 2. Crescent sIbe. abou 25<2
Sabr1elb besablt
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scrlsxst----HeibIiA.

Teutf6e6 Mh b zen 1uin Hoden unb I'm
bel Der Sanedtbeii su bslftn. eieisrenSen
berioaat. Pebmt CALEB Gar. 2627 Wabilon
Soab. Sabraelo be5nblt. boz
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-12-22

Rdbtben, ertabreHss, fir ao6en: fein sga.
fhen: Camille bon 3; elefeteHSeu. EboHe
dnon 1875. 30. Crescent glpf.. G. Gress
cent rno Reabine Roab, sipoBoale
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-12-22
GteuengeinfJe--RdnnIid.

GebiIbtter 9sutf6er, gsferttft piiuf6t
ireeutipel4e Bdhdftiguna. Bnts gsferer.
sen Dtuianf Bnsb 203 Oft e2. GfrGbe,
gtefp Wi. l7--23.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-12-22

WlGb den fir oIleeueiHe 9ausurbeii; aiifes
Setm; gutter eebii. s.. J. SeiIfer, 3i4s giet'
iHins ape.. Qbbe Buri.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-12-22

Cute Grau, I'm @nf6en rro Wneetn su
Sanfe gu bsforeeu 1868 5obu Ctr.
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300 II. nm bel Der Sausarbeit In sinsr fIei'
men Jamile gu beIfcn: ct. 2ouiS 5Iat. Eel.
Hortb als0sp
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Wdbden ifr nuaemetR SansaIbeli. az
e. Crescent gbs- aoonbale
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" a b c en ifir araemeine 2agsarbeli e7l
9n6iHs e;be, slppnbaIe. gbpn ee7sD.
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% q fran. Sal Oft godbule siperu
siooHbale. efpoH ,29s7.R.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-12-22

Wdb6en fnr leifie Sansbnltung; euies
ceim far bic ritiiae perfVn: @e'ereHen ber.
IdHgi dbuH 2ss1'R.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-12-22

WdbdeH tnr SuusGrbett In elmer sIe.usI
SGuIiIie. 2ife Gilbert POE.
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Sran, beftanbiee. fofort fhr aspemeine SGuB
arbtit: fem a9af6eH. RncssAfrdqen 32e7
Tattona sIpe 1eI. gaorfaiu 1879.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-12-22

Iseer siri in tenif6er NIB ergIii6er gpro1e
far geftaitsleute, Sereine ets. reterfctunpen
Heteen aui s'rnfG beforat.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-04-11

paper is "out for information" this great
question. We have not learned all that there is
to be learned but the more We learn, the more
firmly we are convinced that alcohol is a poison
whether it is administered in beer, wine O,
brandy, or whiskey; that 1t should be handled
is every other poison that its sale for beverage
purposes should be prohibited by law, and that
the man. who insists upon selling it contrary to
the law, should be punished just punish
the yendcr Of cocaine or any other poisonous
stimulant or narcotic
THE Vhgjnian" does not desire that Mr.. Meyer
shall be guilty Of another wicked act" and so
lest he should spend another cent for the pur
chase Of this "pernicious" sheet, request his
ncighbors and friends to kindly see TO 1t that he
gets a copy o. this issue without paying for it.
Bur doubt he daily reads "Thc Ergtnian pur
chased by somebody who does not know amy
better than to waste cent day for that pur
pose
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-04-11
VICTORY ron LAW AND ORDER.

The news that Attorney General Pollard had
won his fight to break up the race track gambling
at Norfolk and that there would be no further
attempt to continue the races, was hailed yester-
day with great satisfaction by the good people
Of Virginia, who have watched the campaign
against the gamblers with keen interest
In their statement calling off the meet. the
promoters Of the jamestown race track claim
that they established the enterprise on con
struetion of law which stated that the form of
betting was lot a violation of the law" Any
form Of betting is gambling, and gambling is a
violation OF the law. and that opinion whoever
gave it. was framed for the purpose of ovading
the law In this evasion the track gamblers
were successful for awhile, aided and abetted by
officers who failed to discharge their sworn duty
But a new Richmond entered the field in the
person of Attorney General Pollard, and the blow
has fallen
ut is impossible for us to prevent betting on
the races by those in attendance, reads the swan
song of the race track promoters As general
proposition that might be true but in the face
Of their own admissions in the same statement
the promoters contradict themselves by ac-
knowledge tacitly that they practically ar
ranged for an evasion of law before they decided
to establish the race track
It docs seem queer to the layman that man
cannot watch a spirited horse race without find
ing it necessary to wager nancy on the result
Men play pool. billiards. tennis, baseball and
even friendly games Of cards without putting up
money. However all this is aside from the qucs.
ton The arrest and conviction of the James
town race track gamblers has broken up this
reproach upon the fair name of the State al
least for tho time being, and WITH have certainly
santary effect upon any further attempts to
violate tho law in this respect. There is every
reason to believe that the higher courts will up.
hold the action of the magistrate 1t has been a
strenuous fight, but the cause of law and order
has triumphed
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-04-11
AID FOR INTERNAL
PROBLEMS Of j. 5.
NEXT WILSON STEP

WASHINGTON, April ,-Accord-
ing to Edmund 7 Perkins. president
Of the national drainage congress.
President Wilson will ask congress
next session 10 provide for internal
improvements. such as food preven-
ton, watcr-power Development irri-
CATION and the standardization Of
river and harbor expenditures Mr.
Perkins says that the president in
formed him that. the canal tolls and
the antitrust questions disposed Of,
the administration would turn its at
tention to urging such improvements
Mr., Perkins disclosed that the ma
tional drainage congress was having
difficulty with it's work because OF
ack of funds. having expended all
its money lin rescue and educational
work in Ohio and other sections OF
the West.
Speaker Champ Clark made a
statement to Mr.. Perkins. in which he
said
''Upon the national drainage con
EfcsS rests the responsibility OF
arousing the people Of the United
States To the immediate necessity Of
III providing for food prevention and
drainage of swamp lands. as Is pro-
yided for in my bill. II. r. 8lSa. SO
that steps may be taken to prevent
the annual 100000. 600 food loss
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-04-11

we'll as the publishers knew that il all rot
of the most obvious character. but 1t serves a
manifest purpose which Is to create. if possible.
a false alarm among some good people con-
corning the character of proposed legislation
against that common nuisance the lcgaized
saloon.
That it is legalized liz only another and per-
haps a polite way of saying that the majority of
The citizens of a free and civilized community.
Ike Richmond for example. have accepted a
very considerable share of the profits of de-
bauching iniquity in return for which they grant
the said saloons impunity and immunity subject
to some slight regulations. 1t is a confessed
nuisance Of most tndefensible character"
breeding crime degrading adm debauching the
community, but-ah, there's the tickie-it is
profitable. and we viii in the name of liberty
Oh, cheese the profanation-and also for the
sake of tooth and claw and ''Runnymede,'
etc. make bargain with 1t called a license and
share literally in the profits of this "indefensi-
bic thing
After all II is good idea that all this is
lnE out SO early in the campaign. for will
know who and what to contend with and we
can be prepared with all the armor OF truth to
replea1 a detestable bargain with crime, though
It require tho labor of a generation and wipe
this stain from the fair name of Old Virginia.
BENJAMIN c. MOOMAW.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-04-11
BRITISH NATIONAL
GALLERY IS BEING
PARTLY REOPENEO

LONDON, April 7-The national
gallery. which since the outrage on
the Rokeby Venus" has been entire,
~ closed 10 the public, is being part
Iy reopeued to students. No date has
yet been given of the opening OF the
gallery to the public.
Meanwhile the work of repairing
the Nelasquez is proceeding. but
necessarily very slowly. The process
involves collecting with the greatest
care the minutest fragments of the
original pigment and in placing them
in exactly their former positions.
When this is done and the rcpaint-
ing accomplished. there still remains
TO decide the quality of of the varnish
which Is advisable to use. II Is not
expected that the Rokeby Venus
viii hang in its accustomed place for
many weeks.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-04-11
BULGARIAN VOTERS
PREVENTED FROM
GOING To THE POLLS

PHIIIPPOPOLIS BULGARIA.. APP
ril E--Aa result of HE Bulgarian
elections. held recently, the govern
ment obtained huge majority. This
result was, however. obtained in a
manner which left little room for
doubt as to the consequences.
In order To proven those who the
government considered would vote in
opposition to them from recording
their votes crowds Of gypsies were
stationed outside their houses
When the men came out with the
intention OF proceeding to the polling
booths the gypsies fell upon them and
beat them to such an extent that
they were compelled to retire indoors
again without voting.
Those opposed to the government
We're. therefore. unable to vote, with
the result mentioned above.
circulation. kneading the tissues
surrounding the wound in order to
bring the venom and chemical into
close contact may be useful. If chro-
close contact may be useful. II
chronic acid Is not at hand, chloride
of gold or permanganate OF potash
may be substituted.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-04-11
PROMOTING TDIENE,SS.

These days We are confronted with the problem
of the unemployed. It is a difficult problem at
the best, There is nothing that complicates THAI
problem like the saloon, Going into street car.
in Wei Virginia city, the other day, We sat down
by business man and asked how business pros.
pered. lie said: Il am rushed with work. The
trouble is | cannot get help. | could use thirty
men We began TO think of the thousands of
unemployed. He continued: They are here
walking the streets All they want is couple
days work week. The rest OF The time they
spend drinking and loafing about the streets and
in the saloons
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-04-11
PEOPLES FORUM

Editor Virginia.

Editor Nirginian.
Sir,~-A hand poet in the columns Of your
largest city contemporary put forth few days
since appeal in rhyme, called Laws and the
Man. which anyone easily see is Intended to
nssaii legislation against the saloon 1t would
be too tedious to quote the whole thing, but in
brief outline he chants TO hat are
threatened with laws ITO tell what 10 eat, or
drink, or wear, or dance, sing. when to work.
play, rest, or laugh weep, OIL sing,
pray. statutes to make morals pure tested
vir'uoDs, good; ia prescribe our creed etc"
winding mp with frantic call to brothers of
the English stock not 10 yield what our fathers
at Runnyrnede'
OF course, both The writer OF those lines az
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-04-11
REWARD OFFERED FOR
MURDERERS' CAPTURE

The arrest Of the perpetrators of the
Debreczen triple murder will be worth
the man who makes them. according
to information given out by the Aus
trian consul yesterday. The offer is
further increased by one of 5000
crowns for clues leading to either of
the murderers. This reward has been
announced broadcast throughout the
world and the men charged with the
crime, lie Waselievici katarew. alias
atarau Orhei. and Timoftei kirilow
alias Chirilew, are expected to be
caught at any time.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-04-11

A business concern, after running
its own trade organ for some time.
decided that it must have a printing
department under its own supervis-
ion. because it found that 'the or
binary printing Office is not properly
equipped to get out large quantities
of special matter on short notice in
nm up-to-date manner and at an
economical cost Soon after one
partner turned to the other and in
auired: do you spell 'e-q-u-e' or
e-q-u-i in equinomical - II am not
sure said the other, Look in the
dictionary After some search the
first said with panied surprise,
"Taint here" The second came to
help him. but had no better success.
Then they stared at each other in
establishment till one exclaimed:
We'll. what do you think Of man
that would get up big dictionary
like that and not put in such a com
mon word as 'eouinomicaf ?"--San
Francisco Argonaut.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-04-11

We dof our sonbrero to the Guernsey COW,
owned by the Cassat farm. at Berwyn, Pa. which
produced last year 1889 pounds of butter. break
ing all records. The same animal turned out
1888 pounds OF milk in the same period There
should be monument to her memory when she
passes to the bourne where all good cows go.
wherever that is. Our contemporaries may pirate
of cotton as king. but for our part we prefer to
worship at the shrine of Queen Cow You can't
eat cotton.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-04-11

Two old Scotch fishermen. having
imbibed overmuch. were on their way
home, and overcome with a great
desire to sleep, accordingly they
stretched themselves on the warm
beach sands and were soon slumber-
ing heavily. The tide crept in. awak-
ening the one nearest thee water as n
wavelet dashed a quantity Of salt
water into his mouth. Half asleep,
he started to arise saying -.ft's time
we wis ava GOT O. this hoose. They're
cLangin' the drink on VI.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-04-11

A woman in Dorchester. Mass, who had been
dumb two years recovered her voice when
affrighted by the sight Of d mouse the other day
The trouble with most women is they lose their
senses at the sight of one. The question is. is
the mouse therefore an enemy to society or is he
not?