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The Alaska daily empire., 1915-07-27
BRITAIN TO LIMIT
 COTTON SHIPMENT
 TO NEUTRAL COUNTRIES

LONDON. July 27.-According to an announcement in Parliament, the British government hopes soon to linn it the exports of cotton to neutral countries to their actual needs. Eng land. however. recognizes that plac- ing cotton on the oontraband list would disturb the United States and would not. so far as Germany is con- cerned. advantage her enemies.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-07-27
GERMAN AvIATORS
 TOOK vISTULA
 BRIDGE AT WARSAW

LONDON, July 2I-German avia- tors yesterday hurled bombs on the bridge crossing the vistula bridge at Warsaw.
 Several civilians were killed, but the damage to the bridge was not great. The aviators beat nasty re- treat when 1t became apparent that gunners were about to get their range.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-07-27
RUSSIA MAY BURN
 CITY OF WARSAW

LONDON, July 27. - It is again stated in news dispatches from Petro- grad that Russia will order the burn ing of Warsaw if 1t should be found necessary to abandon the city. It is said that the government will not per init the city to become valuable to the Germans in their operations against Russia.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-07-27

cannote Compute Eastland Dead.
 CHICAGO. July 2I-lt will be im- possible to compute definitely the number of lives that were lost on the Eastland Saturday until the vessel shall have been raised and her con tents searched. There were a great number of children on the vessel who had no tickets and were not counted. The members of the bands and other musicians had been admitted without tickets. and the vessel had hired a special corps of walters and other as- sistants whose names will be found only on the records that are on the vessel
 It is believed. however. that the dead will exceed rather than be less than the last estimate-1,22O.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-07-27
TEDDY COMPARES
 BRYAN TO CALF

SAN DIEGO. Calif.. July P. - Col Theodore Roosevelt was asked to ad- dress the Ad Club of this city today. and declined.
 But" said the chairman of the committee extending the invitation. Bryan addressed the club last week
 "Wen if that's the case. let them get a two-headed calf this week" was che Coionels reioinder.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-07-27
SUBMARINE ACTIVITY
 FOLLOWS QUIET WEEK

LONDON. July 27-The activity of the German submarines which sunk four steamship Sunday and yester- day-two British. one French and one American-followed a week of ab- solute quiet. Last week was a blank as not a single vessel was struck by the Germans as far as known.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-07-27
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UDINE, July 27.-General Antone cantore. one of the highest ranking officers of the Italian army, was killed last night in battle on the Isonzo front. He is the first general officers or the Italian army to be kill. ed iu the war
 it is reported here than Gen. Can tore was killed by artillery fire.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-07-27
SUBMARINES
 BURNING SHIPS
 IN NORTH SEA

AMSTERDAM. July 27.-The Nor wegian bark Harboe was set on fire yesterday by a German submarine. The crew of the vessel was given five minutes in which to take to the boats.
 The captain and crew of the Har. boe were picked up and brought Go this place. The captain said that he saw three other vessels afre in the North sea, and was fearful that he would be attached as they were all in the vicinity of his vessel.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-07-27
RUSSIA PLACING STEEL RAIL ORDERS
 IN UNITED STATES

NEW YORK. July 27-Of an orig inal inquiry from Russia for between S5OOOO and 100000 tons of steel rails from American manufacturers, nearly half now have been placed and there remain a total of 100000 tons to 25O.OoO tons still to be contracted for.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-07-27
GERMANY PLANS TO
 SINK EVERYTHING

SEATTLE. July 27.-Private infor- nation received in Seattle yesterday says information through reliable channels of trade indicate that Ger many will shortly proclaim all Brit ish merchantmen to be pirates, and German naval men will be instructed to treat them as such to be sunk on sigat regardless of their mission and with or without warning regardless of the fate of their passengers or crew
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-07-27
STREAMS REPULsE
 AUsTRIAN ATTACK

NisH. Serbia July 27.-The war office says "On Sunday at a. m. the enemy. under cover of violent in. iantry and artillery fire. attempted to land troops on the island of Mychar. ska Ada. in the Danube but were thrown back by the Servians. After the defeat the Austrians opened a cannonade that last for a long while. but had no result"
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-07-27
CONGRESSMAN PREDICTS
 WAR FOR UNITED STATES

KANSAS CITY. Mo-. July 27.-Con- gressman Frank Buchanan, Democrat of Chicago. predicted that the United States would be drawn into the war He predicted that this government would take steps that would involve no other principle than that to serve greed.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-07-27
ltaIv's Plans Workinq out

ROME July 27.-It is stated by the war office that Italy's plan of cam paign against Austria is gradually be- ing worked out successfully as origin ally contemplated. Successes con tinue both on the Isonzo front and in in the Alpine region.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-07-27
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CHICAGO. July 27-secretary of Commerce William S. Reddeld has arrived here and taken personal charge Of the investigation into the Eastland disaster. The Federal au- thorities will make the investigation as thorough as possible, and to fix the responsibility for the disaster.
 The Federal and State authorities are working together.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-07-27
PHILADELPHIA HAS 200 PLANTS MAKING
 WAR MUNITIONS

PHILADELPHIA. July -6. - Over 200 Philadelphia concerns are manu- featuring various products on war or ders. It is claimed that Philadelphia ranks second to Pittsburgh as a cen- ter for the manufacture of war mu- milton for Europe
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-07-27
NEW YORK FIRE
 LOSSES GETTING LESS

NEW YORK. July 27.-The loss by fire in New York City SO far this year is s1.1SS.l12 less than for the corresponding period of 1914. accord ing to the report of the fire lighting commissions report to Mayor John Purroy Mitchell
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-07-27
First Funeral For Victims.

CHICAGO. July 27-The first funer- .al service for the victims of the East land disaster took place in this city yesterday when more than 300 cor teges passed through the streets.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-07-27
JOHN HAYS HAMMOND. JR..
 BECOMES ANOTHER EDISON

NEW YORK. July 2T.-John Hays Hammond. Jr. will remove his plant and laboratory from Gloucester to Fishers Island. or Mystic. Conn. where be will erect a plant and re- search bureau costing >750.O00 and employ at the start 1000 workmen.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-07-27
ONE KILLED AND FIVE
 INJURED Al SEATTLE

SEATTLE. July PA Great North ern work trains derrick struck the Gareld street bridge today. killing F.. Kaliorcs. a Greek laborer. and iniur- ed five others.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-07-27
PITTSBURGH COAL MINES
 SELL FOR sf,5oOooo

PITTSBURGH, July 27.-The Pitts burgh-Bufialo Co. coal properties were sold at auction for S1.5OO.OOO to the Union Trust Co. of Pittsburgh, representing the Frick-Mellon inter ests.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-07-27
SUBMARINE Dlo NOT

Use U. S. SHIP AS SHIELD LIVERPOOL, July 27.-The captain of the American ship Normandy has denied to the American consul at Liverpool that German submarine used his ship as a shield before at- tacking the Russian ship Leo.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-07-27
BRITISH SINK TWO TURKISH cUNBoATs
 AND A TRANSPORT

ATHENS. July 27-Yesterday's dis patches state that two Turkish gun boats and a transport ammunition steamer were sunk by British sub marine which had penetrated the Dar- daneIies and entered the Sea of Mar mora.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-07-27
GERMANS DROP IS
 BOMBS ON oUNKlRk

DUN1RK. France. July 27.-Ger- man aeroplanes dropped 10 bombs on Dunkirk early this morning The damage was not great, and there were none killed.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-07-27
RUSSIANS LOSE 1,5oo,ooo
 PRISONERS TO TEUToNs

BERLIN, July 27-The total num- Der of Russian prisoners that have been captured by Germany and Aus tria since the beginning of the war is placed at 1.5OO,OOO men.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-07-27
RUSSIA PURCHASING
 WINTER WAR SUPPLIES

BOSTON. July 26. - The Boston Globe says that a Russian commis- sion now in Boston is placing heavy orders for supplies for next winter.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-07-27
SEATTLE BOY ACCUSES
 HIS 4O-YERR-OLO
 WIFE OF SWlNOLlNe

SEATTLE. July 27.-Fred Schneid- CT. aged l9 years. began suit today against his wife aged 40 years. whom he charges with decamping with his Sl0.000 inheritance
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-07-27
GERMANY MAY NOT
 SHIP ACROSS RoUMANIA

LONDON. July 27.-A dispatch from Bucharest says Germany has formally requested Roumania to al- low the transportation of munitions through that country and that Rou- mania is opposed to such conces- sion Germany desires to ship war supplies to Turkey.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-07-27
GERMANS LOSE s5 sU5MAR-
 INES IN BRITISH WATER

LONDON, July 27-Figures given out by the war office place the loss of German submarines in British wa ters since last February at S5, and possibly 80.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-07-27
LITTLE MEN GIVEN
 CHANGE TO FIGHT

MONTREAL. July 27.-The Cana. dian government has reduced the minimum heighth required of men Of fering to enlist to five feet two inches.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-07-27
GERMANY CALLS OUT
 MIDDLE AGED MEN

LONDON July 27-zurich. switz- erland. dispatch says all Germans 45 years old residing in Switzerland have been called to the colors
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-07-27
STOCK QUOTATIONS.

NEW YORK, July 27.-Alaska Gold closed yesterday at S2% Chino 44H; Ray 22%; Utah Copper. 62% Butte and Superior, 7OH
 Copper was quoted at 19 cents.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-07-27
GERMAN TRADE IS
 PRACTICALLY NOTHING

WASHINGTON. July 27.-The Unit ed States exports to Germany in June were only Slo0. against S14,- oOo,OOO in June, 1914.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-07-27
IrALIANs cAeruRg eoRIzIA.

LONDON. July 27. - Information through Geneva says the Italians have captured Gorizia
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-07-27
rHAw SAYS HE WILL
 SUE FOR DIVORCE

PITTSBURGH. July 27.- Pittsburgh papers announce that Harry K. Thaw has told friends that he expects to bring suit soon against Evelyn Nesbit Thaw for an absolute divorce.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-07-27

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 MOVEMENT
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GERMANS BEING
 DRIVEN BACK

!. London. July 27.-Dicpatch- es this evening say that the
 . Germans are retreating south - and east of Pultusk.
 . German attacks against Iv-
 . angarod have been defeated.
 . The Germans have battered
 P down some of the advanced , defenses of Novo Georgievsk.
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DEAD AND MISSING
 NUMBER. .-t,22o

Chicago. July 27.-The lat est reports show that there are S27 dead and S9S missing in the Eastland disaster
 It is said fhat probably more than 2,7OO were on the vessel.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-07-27
ITALIANS LOSE A
 GENERAL
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TERRIBLE FIGHTING
 ON lTALYs FRONT


 London. July 27.-Dispatch- es from the Isonzo Italian front declare the fighting in pro- there to be the "mightiest and most frightful in the history of Southern Europe The fighting has progressed for sev- eral days without definite re- suits.
 Moving Austrians Down.
 Austrians are fighting with the utmost contempt of death. and are being moved in masses with Italian artil- lery.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-07-27

The Empire circulation leads. Try advertising 10 t.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-07-27

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;. London, July 27-A state z ment of the casualties of the s British army and navy issued < today shows that the total Brit
 & ish losses in killed, wounded
 s and missing since the begin z ming of the war in the army i' and navy number SS1,O00
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-07-27
PROHIBITION LAW
 UPHELD BY COURT

Olympia. Wash. July 27. - Superior Court Judge D. P. Wright today held the Wash ington prohibition law to be valid.
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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-09-12
RAILROAD MEN TO HOLD
BIG CONVENTION HERE
National Association OF Car inspectors
mud Cur FOrcmcn Opens ON
Iucsdny

More than $40 railroad men will
gather in Richmond from all parts Of
the United states next Tuesday. They
are coming to attend the annual con-
Ncntion of the National Association of
car Inspectors and Car Eoremcn
Probably every railroad in the coun-
try VIII he represented by one or more
employees in the convention which
VIII continue in session three days
ARRANGEMENTS for the reception and
entertainment of the visiting delegates
are being made by a loci! committee
in cooperation with Business Man
aScr w. L. Dabncy, OF the Chamber of
Commerce. The headquarters of the
railroad men will he at Murphy's,
where business Office will be opened
by the officers Of the organization as
soon as they arrive. Many OF the dele
:satcs are expected here tomorrow
afternoon and night.
The Railway Suppl: Agents of Amer
lea Will hold their annual meeting
here Wednesday. This organization is
not allied in any way with the Car
Inspectors and Car Foremcn's Associa-
ton. but the supply men are con-
stantly in business contact with the
railroad employees. and they have in
torests i'll common. The supply men
therefore select for their annual meet
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-09-12
DEMOCRATS NOMINATE
BUCHANAN FOR SENATE
Rev. f.. &. Buck and Donald l.. Slant
Arc Named for House
of Delegates.
CONVENTIONS ARE HARMONIOUS
Resolutions Strong for Law Enforce
mcnt in Virginia and Reflect Scnti-
mcnt of Delegates for Rigid Pro-
hihition Legislation.
Especial to The mes-pispatch

Special to The Times pispatch.l
BRISTOL VA. September 1.-THE
Democrats of the senatorial district
composed OF Washington and Snyth
Counties and the city OF Bristol. i'll :,
INSTRUMENTATION At Abingdon this af-
ternoon., unanimously nominated John
Preston Buchanan, OF Marion. for the
state Senate. The Democrats OF Bris-
toll and Washington County, in a sep
arate convention. nominated Rev. f. c.
Buck. OF Washington County. and
Donald T. Slant. OF Bristol. 10 repre-
Cen, Bristol and the county in the
House of Delegates.
Each convention was largely at
tended. and a spirit OF perfect harmony
was manifest throughout the pro-
ccedincs.
The senatorial convention met in the
forenoon. but adjourned TO give the
committees time to report. James w
Mort of Bristol. presided over the SEN
atorial convention. while NJ. II. Hona-
ker was permanent chairman of the
convention 10 make nominations for
the House OF DELEGATES.
Both conventions adopted resolutions
stroncly supporting law enforcement
in Virginia. These resolutions settle
tho question OF whore the nominees will
stand with reference 10 the Law TO be
framed putting into effect the state
wide verdict of the people in the cleo
tion OF last September. Sentiment in
this end OF the state is strong for
Statewide prohibition OF the liquor
traffic. and all nominees of to-day's
conventions represent this sentiment.
Rev. L. c. Ruck. who was a member
OF the last Legislature. always has
been an ardent supporter OF the prohi-
bitiOn cause. MIR. Stant. his associate
on the ticket. is prominent young
attorney here. and at present is city
attorney. He formerly resided in East
ern Virginia He was associated with
the late Judge Archer \. Phlegar.
Mr.. Buchanan. the nominee for the
Senate. is a son Of the present Senator
+. +. Buchanan. He inherits the adj
mirahle traits of his father. and is a
young man of splendid talent The
Democrats feel that their work to-day
gives good promise of victory at the
polls.
The Republicans will make similar
nominations In conventions to be held
in Bristol on SATURDAYS AS We; no can
didates have been announced for These
nominations The Republicans have
been silent and in the attitude OF wait
ing for the nominations by the Demo
Gratis. !. + Summers was the Republi-
can candidate for the Senate at the las,
election. and was defeated by Senator
f. 2 Buchanan.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-09-12
Brouk S-IioIluUSf.
Especial 10 The Times Disratch
CNARl .OTTESNIlIE VA snn,n

Especial 10 Tho Times DisnatchI
CilARloTTESNlLLE VA. Scp,rm-
h"r ll.-Lou!s Arthur Brooks. az this
CITY. Tor the past seven wears in tho
railway mail service, his run being
between Washington and Bristol. and
Miss Anne Boleyn Holland. uho arad-
uated n : a trained nurse from the Mar
tina jefferson Sanitarium TWO years
ago, were married this morning at the
home OF tho brides parents Mr. and
MIS- ! ;. Holland, At roiudeNjers. Va.
IN" o"r"monN being performed by Rev
l.. T. Williams, pastor 81 the First
Methodist church. Of this city. After
a bricf trip North Mr. and Mrs Brooks
VIII return 20 this city where they viii
make their home after October !.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-09-12
NEGRO ENTERS RESIDENCE
AND HIDES UNDER BED
He Attacks Two Young Women. hut
Is Frightened Awny-Cnpturcd
aud Jailed.
Especial to The Times pispa,ch.I


ORANGE. VA. September ll.-Em-
mott Lewis. Colorcd was brought here
to-day and lodged in jail charged with
an ATTEMPTED assault upon TWO young
women near Thorn llll. Lewis last
night entered the home OF {. {. Clun.
a farmer. in The lower end OF the
county, putting ladder 10 the window
OF room which was occupied by Miss
Mamie Clun and a VISITING friend Miss
ora Harlow, and concealed himself
under the bed. After the young wom,n
had retired one of them remarked that
there must hc some one under the bed
as she had felt /; move. Lewis there
upon rushed out. seized ono oc them
by the arm and DRAG ccd her from the
bed. The other puckily struck a
match. and 10y its light both recognized
the negro. who made his escape through
the window. He was captured this
morning. and Will he tried ut the Sep
TENDER torn Of court Feeling runs
high in the lower county.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-09-12
HEAVY TOBACCO SALES IN
NORTH CAROLINA MARKET
Especial to The Times Dispatch ]

II.
RALElGH, y G.. September IL
More ;h,n four times as much leaf
tobacco WAS sold OH North Carolina
markets during August, just closed.
than in August, 1914. this month
always marking the opening 81 the
ncw tobacco year. The sales Ar Au-
gust 1915, aggregated 7.63a.722 pounds.
compared with l.56S,S3l during August.
1914.
OF the Gales las, month. 6.5ss7yl
pounds were sold first hand for the
growers. and The remainder represented
tobacco resold for the Warehouses and
for dealers. The town Of Fairmont led
with l.S53.7SS pounds. and Fair BLUFF
was second. with 1908, 600 pounds The
sales on the othc, markets OF tn, state
follow. tho figures given being the first
h2nd sales Tor the growers Wilson.
$3.50; Rocky Mount. 39as55; White
vile. 22?.525: Grccnville. 293.Oio.
Tabor. 2la.ij". i.umbcvtou. 20i.1OG;
Smthfold. lap,f2i New liern. l55.Sli:
Warsaw l56.cl6, Wallace. llTlIS.
F"bsrsonvillc, ilS.5ci. Latirausc. 100.
So; FarmHi!ie. So.6I-: Winston Saior,.
H'.i23. Zinc Tops 6227o. Williamson,
t.5%'; Washington, $3.50: oio!dshoro.
3f.ll1; Clinton. 60 322. Rc!dsville. rs.
800. Aydan. 2S,5S6. Madison. 27.is$;
snow Xiii. 1852.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-09-12
FOR RIGID DRY LAWS
State Senator Holt Sees No Ground for
Controversy over Prohibition
Legislation.

Senator Saxon W. Holt. of Newport
News. predicts that there Will be lit
tie. If any, friction between the anti
saloon element ana those who have
fought prohibition ia past years in the
next General Assembly. Senator Holt
was one of tho sturdest foes OF the
cna bling act. but he believes that the
prohibition question has been settled.
and that the 'wets" and ''drys'' no
longer exist
II do not believe there will be the
least disposition on the part OF those
who opposed the enabling act to pre-
vent the adoption Of legislation such
as is desired by the people of the
State" he said Il am in favor of
whatever leGisla ton ,mnN
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-09-12
TWO GREEKS IN BATTLE
AND BOTH USE KNIVES
One Goes TO Hospital in Serious Con-
ditiOn, and Other Goes
10 Jail
ALLEGED THIEF is ARRESTED
Negro Captured In Washington and
Will BE Brought Back to Peters
burg 10 Face Trial-Niany Rob-
berries Are Reported.
Especial to The Timcs-D,spa,ch.

PETERSBURG. VA. September H.
y serious cutting affair occurred late
last night in tho Now York. restaurant
on Sycamore street. the result OF a
quarrel between two Greeks employees
OF the establishment Both men had
knives and both used them. Ernest l.o-
cares was cut across the neck and alb
domen. and stabbed in several places.
and Raphae! ,ieoreanas Was cut about
the hand. The former Is III a very
serious condition at tho hospital, and
the latter is i'm Jail to await the result
Of t-ogarcs'S wounds. He Is charged
with felony.
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shoots himself To Dcn,h.


ISpecia! to The Times .Dispatch.]
uERlCKSHURG. VA. Scpten,t or
!l'--john w Madison, aged sixty years.
OF Caroline County, committed suicide
Win doubled arreled gun. which no
placed against his right Jennie n,,ii.
ing the trigger with his foot. His head
was blown off. Ills wife and eight
children survive
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-09-12

Special officer Aldi!d-c left this
lnoruiu- 10 h'ius back r .. +. small
wood. - negro. charged with stealing
property TO tEe value OF $50 or more be-
longing to the Central state Hospital.
where ne was employed as cook. The
accused was arrested in Washington
and consented 10 return 20 Petersburg
Without acquisition papers. Smailwood
L:.NSea to have supplied his room
with stolen goods. 1t il said that he is
wanted in North Carolina.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-09-12
Che.tcrncld school. Open Tomorrow.

heHtcrHcld Schools Open TOmOrrOv.
The public schools OF Chesterfield
County will begin the fall session to-
morrow morning, which is just one day
in advance of the city schools. Dur
ing tho vacation months two new col
ored schools have been erected in the
county, one AT Hickory Hill and the
other at Granite. which are modern in
every respect
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-09-12

ing the same time and place chosen
oS tho car inspectors and foremen.
thereby taking advantage of the OPP
portunity to meet railroad men from
the different States
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-09-12

5 Especial 70 The TlmcA-usp,t,rl
HARRISO%BCRG VA -"r,onHcr IL
(. The Supreynt Court refuse. 80 inn, r-
fcre. and Mr. and Mr. r A" Yates u.,l
thave 20 pay their son-ta-law. Vernon
&lplngers .2,1Qo for To alienation Of
his wife's affections.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-09-12

thing OF that sort. I believe II ia I
part OF wisdom to enact rigid laws
mako the State dry"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-09-12

he asked. but am opposed to freak
legislation do not believe. however.
the prohibitionists will attempt any