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Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1915-12-16

Xmas Cards, Seals and Tinsel Cord.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-12-17
ANOTHER ASSISTANT
VOTED F0R POLLARD
City Attorney Tells Committee Of In
crease in Volume of Cty'S
Legal business.
LARGE INTERESTS AT STAKE
Must represent City Properly i'll
Perfection of New Tax Laws Be
fore Coming Session Of General
MISUNDERSTANDING Damage Suits.

Informed by C!ty Attorney Pollard
that litigation growing GA, Of the re-
cent annexation and the rcadiustmcut
i of the states entire taxing system, has
Swanip"d his office with a larger voluu"
arc abl" to handle, the Council or
FINANCE Committee. last night voted
unanimously for an ordinance autho:iz-
ing him to appoint a Second Assistant
CITY Attorney at Il salary Of $2.oNu "a
year.
Mr.. Pollard presented the draft of az.
ordinance calling for the appointment
OF another assistant attorney at a sal
airy OF $500 ii year. but suggested that
tins sum he reduced 10 $1,000 ana the
100 applied 10 the present Assist bnt
city Attorneys salary as an iuc'r;,S So.
THIS amendment was moved by Alder
'J"n Christian. who thought it was
hiHh tim" that AN increase Of salary
be voted to Colorcl Anderson.
Alderman PAU announced his ONO.
sition to any salary increases at q time
when the Council is hcsct WITH iuSis
tent demands for economy. and moved
rs substitute that the Second Assis-
tnt City Attorneys salary be mad"
$500. ana Colonel AndcrSon'S salary Of
$4,000 Z; Mar be left Is il is. Tho sub
Sttutc failed to carry, polling a . TO :.
liz vote. Alderman Christians motion
was ,h"n put ana was defeated by the
sam" vote.
With the ordrau"c apparently re-
Jcctcd tho committee RECONSTRUCTED tho
! vot" ~ which il refused 20 concur i'm
again OF the substitute approved it
i nnHri,r.uuiy
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-12-17

"nc" upou sessions and committee
meetings Unless this city and other
cit'cs make 1t their busmcss TO keep
lu coach with the progress of tax log
iSln'iun Al the next session. they may
"ab. NJ when the General Assembly
HdirurnS TO lind that deep iuroais hav"
been mad" into thcir revenues"
The enhancement OF the city. said
Mr.. Pollard. has brought with IL u
permanent Increase in the volume OF
litigation, and it is no longer possible
70 handle the business without as
SiS'an"c During the past year. lac
Saiu. the city paid $1,000 in fees 10
condemnation commissioners for cN-
ami 'ing titles alone This amount, lac
saii, viii b" saved annually by tho
assignment OF the Second Assistant
city Attoreny TO all work OF this char
aet"r.
The committee rccomm ended for pas
sa|c Il resolution reported from the
administrative Board authorizing the
toad 10 retain on the pay roll such
employees as haV" become incapaci-
lated through serious ilncss The
hoard is given power TO Formulate the
rules under which such employees are
t" hc retained. with authority to pre-
SCR b" the amount Of pay and to as
Sirn partially disabled men to special
work which they may be able to do.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-12-17
Her First Flight
Results in Death
Aged Woman, Seized Wuh Fit
in Flging-Boat. Cause
Fatal accident.

SAN DIEGO CAL. December 10
Expressing the dcsiv. 10 'nt once be-
fore retiring 10 a quiet life" Mrs. Lula
tomSt"ck. aged scvcnty-four, OF this
city. arranged for :, Hight win Aviator
Anton M"ycrhoffcr Jr.. that ended to.
day with the falling of TIA" nyinr boat
~ tn" waters OF san Diego BAY, aud
the death %! the woman.
Mrs. Comstock before the Hi"ht said
She wished to be taken UP 1T least
1900 feet. y few minutes after the
Hight started. according 10 Meyer
hoiicr. Mrs. Comstock WAS seized viii.
fit and, rea ching out, grabbed him in
Il firm grasp.
Mcycrhoff.r says he struggled dog
pcrnt"ly TO free himself from her ON
brace so as 60 control TN" machine.
but that before he could release him
self. the flying boat. which was about
nifty feet in the air. turned ever ana
fell into the bay. The nyiu.; boat was
completely wrecked
Meyerhofcr ana Mrs COmstock were
hurled clear of the wrecNagc and
rescue parties within five minutes had
brought both 10 shore. Mrs Coinstocil.
however. was dead. Her neck, one 'c-.
one arm aud her shoulder had been
broken. Moycrhoffor escaped with u
icw scratches on the face ,,Irs. Com
stock is survived by a grown son and
daughter.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-12-17
NO AUTHORITY TO IMPOSE
FINES UNDER STATE LAW
Automobile Spccdcrs Win Over po-
lice Court in Opinion of
City Attorney.
RECOMMENDS NEW ORDINANCES
Limits Fine Police Justice May I'm
pose for First Oifcnsc to SD.
Pollard Holds Crutchield's Course
i'm Imposing 500 Fines Illegal.

According 20 Am opinion rendered to
the Council ordinance Committee last
night by City Attorney Pollard, Police
Justice Crutchneld has not at the pres
cnt Tia" right TO Try persons for cx-
"ccdin" the speed limit. under the
STATE statute, the city traffic ordi-
ntnccs. prescribing for Richmond Il
speed limit different from that pre-
"crihed by the State law. having super
seeded the state enactment.
~upplcmcntiuS the written opinion
verbally. Mr.. Pollard made tn" state
n"nt tina. any Of the numerous per
sons fined in Ia" Police court for
speeding during the whole period in
which that court has been convictiuS
vlolat"rs under the state law, could
IHN" had such fine set aside in th..
iiustings Court by merely raising the
point that the Police Court had OK
cecded It's Jurisdiction in imposing such
TN
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-12-17
FOR USE
OF. SYCAMORE DENIED
Cars OF Petersburg and ApponlattoN
Railway May Run Only
to That Street.
CONGESTION is TOO GREAT
Norfolk and Western Given Right to
Build Tickle, Office ON Property
Near River Street-Stranger Dies
Suddenly.
Especial TO The Times Dispa,chl

Especial TO The Times Dispat CHI
PETERSBURG. VA, December li.--
'rhe Common Council met in special
session last night TO consider the pc
iition OF the Petersburg and Appomat-
ioX hallway Company TO run its cleo
tr!c cars on the tracks Of the Virginia
hallway and Power Company down
sycamore street and to make Il loop at
the foot of the street. The Opposi-
ton TO this request was such that the
petition was amended so as to allow
Tie cars tn run through Wythc street
only To Sycamore street. and this priv
ilegc was granted. Ia the rongcstcd
condition of North Sycamore street ii
was decided unsafe TO allow the heavy
ears of the Petersburg ana Appomntto1
Company TO run through the street.
Tho question Of allowing the Nor
folk and Western Company to erect
IL ticket Office and shed on It's property
on the west side OF Second near River
street. came up for consideration, and
he action % the BOARD OF Aidcrncu
In placing the matter in the hands OF
the street Committee with power TO
act was considered. The street Com
!nittec was also empowered to act In
the matter OF building AN overhead
walkway over Maiden Lane.
The Mayor addressed the Council on
tho bad conditions at the police sta
ton. with no couvcnicnccs for scpa-
rating the races and sexes or for IN"
safc-kccpiur Of valuablcs, and urge!
Immediate relief form such conditions.
He was Informed that the matter is
now in the hands OF u committee FOR
rigid Investigation ana report
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-12-17
CITY ORDINANCE
SIPERSI:DES STATE LAW
Mr. Tollard continues:


'i'E section OF the Act OF the Cen
era! Assembly OF Virginia, approved
March H. 1910. the speed limit for
machines within the corporate limits
OF ~" cities ana towns o. the Com
mouweaIth + twalve miles per hour.
except in such cases where local ordi-
RANGES Of the city or town shall pro
vide otn,rwlsr
by section - of the traffic ordinance
The seed limit ttXcd is greater than
that fixed by The state, hence any
jurisdiction that the Police Justice
would hay" under the state law to tr.
and convict q person violating tho
state law is oustcd. that is, the Police
Justice has no long.- the right In the
city ~; IHch'roNd TO try persons for
eNce"d.;@ the speed limit under the
Sll,r siatut" am che city ordinance
- I'll" My law which can be enforce !
i'm The matter OF exceeding tho speed
.mit on the streets Of the city oe
Richmond
!. therefore. hold that tho present
ordluanre Of the city prescribing n
speed Limit. >upcrs"des as said above
the state r'H.Ut" on the subject. from
whicA il 10 lows that the Council Of
tho city 80 Richmond has a right In
amend sa.i city ordinance. and tina,
tn" amendments ii made. would bc
valid and could lee enforced"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-12-17
News Notes of Interest.

! Tho antc-Christmas business Is on n
boom and the merchants Of Peters
burg are satisfied with The trade so
far. with the prospect that II will ex-
coed that of previous years.
Leonard Webb u white man, is un-
der arrest here for tho Wilmington,
Del. authorities. on the charge Of lar
ccny. and three men We're arrested
yesterday for the Iopcwcll police on
the charge OF robbery.
Mack OKcith, who was arrested
here several days ago for stealing an
automobile in Raleigh, pleaded guilty
on being taken back to that city, and
Is held for trial. The auto was re-
covered In Lynchburg.
Robert Henry. the ur-ycar- old son
Of Rev. and Mrs. +. NJ. Allan. died on
Tuesday night, at the home Of his
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-12-17
Volt ME or Legal Bl sINESS
Has GREATLY INCREASED

Mr.. Pollard described in detail the
affairs OF the city's legal department.
Gcclarin" that unless another mcmb.r
wer" added TO the legal staff tn. city
stood in = fair way 10 suffer prca,
h2m"ntarE loss. Damage suits grow
IN" gu, Of improvements iu the umucxe,l
territory haze multiplied AT such Il rate.
AN" the complications arising from tho
appiicaiicn of tho new tux laws hav.,
become 50 Important II" said. that inn :
mediate assistance for the city Attcr-
ncE'S Office * imperative
Tho segregation Of taxes has
seriously complicated the city's rev
cnues," said Mr.. Pollard. In a single
suit now in the courts an item of
$4,000 ia taxes is At stake. Within
the next six or eight months more
than $4,000 of the city's tax revenues
VIII hc under review in The courts
This Office viii bee called upon also
in few weeks 10 look after the city's
interests in tho important tax lceis-
laljcn that is expected from the nest
session Of the General Assembly There
appears to bc a State-w !dc demand for
:: REIMBURSEMENT OF The present tax SIS
TEN i'm many Important respects. and
unless ] am mistaken the Legislature
viii not find il possible TO dispose
of this and other Important legisla-
t!On expected Of il in the siXty-dav
period Of regular session. 1t il
moro than l!iScly that the General As
*"lnblN viii sit Tor ninety days.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-12-17

N tho MUSINGS Cour, to-day the
grand jury returned nineteen ndict-
ments aaginst parties on felony
charges OF various Kinds. The court
took up some OF the minor cases OF the
criminal docket. Thomas Terry. for
unlawful cutting, was given twelve
months in jail William T. Baxter was
given six months IN jail X. Kahn, for
the larceny OF a set Of furs, was sen
fenced to the penitentiary for one
year and Ed Smith. alias c. Green
pleaded guilty TO petit larceny in con
nection with the same case, ana was
sent 10 tho roads for six months These
men wcre arrested in Richmond
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-12-17
Home in DInwiddsc Burned.

Tho nom" o! NcnrE II. Harris. near
the old Country Club, in Diuwiddic
County. was destroyed hy fire on Tues
dey evening. Mr. Harris has been liv-
Ing here for several months, filling The
position or advertising manager for the
Kent Furniture Company, and had just
fixed UP tho home for his family. Hho
arrived from Charleston. :. G.. ana took
possession OF the house q few hours
before the Are. 80 one was there at
the time but Mrs harris and her chill
dron, and their efforts TO combat the
flames were futile. The dwelling was
entirely conguu"d. and the furniture
and family effects were lost MIR. Har-
ris placed his loss at $4,000 or more.
with no Insurance..
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-12-17
NIlfnIt.lpnl Politics

Some littl" interest - being mani
icsted in the municipal election OF next
spring. when twelve members of III"
Council ana six members ~ the Board
OF .,ldcrmcn. ore-haIf OF tho member
ship OF each hoiy, are To he elected.
The members whose terms are about TO
expire are:
First Alderman J. L: ilarvillo.
Ccancilmen J. -. McCUlloch and James
W. Wells.
Second ward Alderman H. l., smith:
Counclmen W Il. McKenua aud Or.
Mbvlan = Field
Third Wnrd-Aldcrman g. G. Wright;
Councilmen II. r. DOMAIN and K. NJ.
iihtchctt.
r'ourtti ward Alderman C.. 6. irwin:
c"uncil'nen J. T.. young ana " 7.
slaughter
Ei:,h Ward-Aldermau !. ". Sutler-
land, Councilman W. y. ramsey ana
Sixth Ward-Aldcrmau r. Il. Kiad.
Councilman y. /. Young ana r. >.
Chandler.
Tie probability is that most Of these
members viii stand FOR rc-elec,iou
Sudden Death ct Stranger
Edward J. kattgau. aged about mr.
ty-tiNo years, an employee at the Du
Pont works, died suddenly to-day a,
the star roOnng house in Boiling
brook street. An Identification card
found on his person bore his name
with the request that In cas-. any
hing happened TO him notice he sent
| 20 Luke Eatiaau, - Wcs; Eighth
Street, Oswcgo. y !. Tho hody was
turned over TO Badger x Wood. who
nave sent notice as requested.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-12-17

parents 1t Hebron. Dinwiddic County
Yesterday the home of The brides
aunt. Mrs. ELLA Williams. In East rabbi
street Miss Lotto g. Welt ami VII
nam y McAllister both Of Dinwiddic
county were quietly married by the
Rev. l.. g. Crutchicld. Of Diuwiddic.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-12-17
IMPORTANT PHASES
OF TAN 1EG!SI.i'rION

During all this period the City Al
torney Of Richmond will have Ia bo in
Immediate touch with the members of
the General Assembly. ana the citY's
int rests VIII demand his daily attend
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-12-17

eirt 10 it's employees Will consist this
YEAR "f /" p"r cent Of the annual
salaries Of each man or woman en-
ploycd FOR more than siN months Ten
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-12-17
Christmas and | ew Year
Excursion Fares

between all points on the Atlantic
Coast Line and points on connecting
lines Tickets on sale December II
to -. inclusive. Limited. returning.
until inidnight of January 10. 1916.
ATLANTIC COAST LINE RAILROAD.
The standard Railroad of the South.
For tickets and ruiimau reservations
aud amy desired information. call ON
W w Robertson. Soliciting Agent, SIS
East Main Street. Phone Madison iS7.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-12-17

FOR THE KIDDIES, we offer
the many special MAS Can
dies. pure and wholesome. at
prices as low as 125c and zoe
III.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-12-17
CHRISTMAS GIFT OF 100000

CHICAGO. December lI.-cnctals of
TN" Gran" Company announced to-day
that IN" comrnnys annual Christmas
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-12-17

The famous Mirror Hard
Candies, i'll all the varieties put
out by this house, which stands
first in the production OF these
goods. iOc III
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-12-17
Christmas Candies

A large variety Of MailIard's
\ Mirror Eonbons and Mixed
Chocolates, attractivcly put up
at Zoe aud 6Oc IL.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-12-17
Give Useful
Xmas Presents

There s large amount OF pleasure
and keen enjoyment in an order of
Christian S NmaS goodies sent to those
YOU wish to remember Leave orders
noy
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-09-26
ARTILLERY, NOT NAVY

Especial Ca BILE to The Times Dispa tch
PARIS. September 25.-The following
is translation Of part Of a letter
found on a German officer taken pris-
oner By the French forces:
Dear Carl:
"On May ! I wrote you a postcard
congratulating you on your decoration
U n'a pe0p.s !" ~, minernela were a'so very
1T is interesting that the French
and English could not grasp how our
artillery could lombard Dunkirk from
twenty-five TO thirty klomcters dis
'ance. The former read in their nevvs-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-09-26
Lime Starvation
Causes tuberculosis

In the Medical Record New York;
of December rs. 1000. Or. John T.. Rus
sell Nays; 'I'he condition which Is
recognized nS preceding the active
development OF Tuberculosis I'm the
adult may be considered as due to lime
starvation. Among Inorganic
substances lime salts appear tn he OF
specinl phySinioEicn1 Importance. . &.
but II the salts nrc not in organic com
binntiOn, IL Ia difficult To suppose that
tho cells rnn npproprite them for food"
Years OF widespread use confirm our
belief that the success OF Eckman's
Alternative in tuberculosis is due largely
TO It's content OF lime, In such co,nhina-
lion with other valuable ingredients
as 20 he easily appropriated by the
cells.
Doubtless this has had much to do
with the results In many cases which
appear 10 have yielded 70 IT, AS il con-
tAlnS no opiatcS, narcotics or habit
forming drugs, il is safe 10 Try Sold
by Tragic Drug Co. and leading drug
gistS.
Eckmnn Laboratory. Philadelphia.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-09-26

Just off Lombard street. has grown TO
such an extent that larger premises
have TO be found TO carry on the work.
Forty years ago about nfty men got
through the work daily. now there are
800 busy from morning till might and
the din created by 200 mechanical rccl<
oners working at high pressure is ter
rife.
In 1868 tho total amount dealt with
was 3i25.000.000 sterling, in 1914 IT
was lG,43G,00O,0O0. and the latest nr-
urcs available indicate that the work
Is sim increasing, showing how univer-
sal the check has become for payment.
Pleas for better payment for mid
shiDmen appear frequently in the Eng
llsh newspapers, for IL is objected that
a lad exposing his life TO the enemy
and doing his duty on ship like any
other officer Is not even self-support-
ing.
In England. tho naval cadets. taken
at about the age of thirteen years. are
placed In the Royal Naval College at
Osborne. where they spend two years.
At the end OF this period, if successful
in their examinations. they are pro-
NOTED to the Royal Naval College at
Dartmouth for advanced instruction.
On leaving Dartmouth after two years
OF study, they pass six months on Il
training ship. Then they are drafted
w '"' i'"S WI ShlpH do hildS'i ptl'el.
Thus the midshipman of seventeen or
eighteen years has had four and a half
years OF study and discipline behind
him. which fits him for duty as a
junior officer
During the four years in the naval
schools the cadets parents pay tuition
fees of 1915 a year, which, with uni
forms and extras, amounts 10 about
500. midshpman must serve nca rly
three years before getting a commit
sion as sublcutcnant.
Up 10 the present. naval casualty
lists show that midshipmen have been
harder hit than any other rank. Yet
for serving their country they have to
pay, on the basis Of 300 holding this
rank. s225.oo0 a year TO the govern
mcnt.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-09-26
DISPOSITION OF WOOL IS
DISCUSSED TOPIC
English Docks Congested Because
Government Has Communicated
Rolling Stock and Transports.
POPULATION HAS DECREASED
Northumberland In London Gives
Out Observation-Disclosures Clearing
House Must Find Larger Quarters.
Want Better Pay for Midshipmen.

LONDON, September 25.-The prin-
cipal topic or conversation in wool cir
cles liz tho government notification that
wool at the docks will be removed TO
/ Manchester. or other port for storage
| unless traders take IL away themselves.
| This Is. OF course, pretty hard on the
| trade generally when the congestion
| difficulty has been largely brought
about by the government commandcer-
! ing rolling stock and transport vc-
| hiclcs. but, In the long run. II will be
| beneficial TO the trade to have tho
docks cleared for future arrivals.
II Is claimed in many quarters that
| the dock authorities cannot deliver
wool to railway companies AT the pres
! ent time owing TO shortage OF labor,
| and that the railway compa MES in turn
| cannot move large quantities. so that
the result of the government order Is
| intercstedly awaited. Tho suggestion
made in some quarters that larger ex-
! ports should be allowed is deprecated
| by some as likely to Immediately raise
values of wool all round.
only Il very small quantity Of me-
rino wool has changed hands since the
close OF the last auctions at fractiona!ly
easier prices in sympathy with the fail
in tops" but selling brokers are UNI
derstood TO be refusing sales under last
auction parity, and a further fall is not
considered likely.
There IL practically nothing doing In
cross-brcds. American Inquiries con-
tnuc TO come along for meriuos, but
permits are being handed out only very
slowly. and the quantity going out TO
the United States is small Imports OF
tops from that quarter are practi-
| cally nil.
Bradford & Huddersheld machinery
Is still working on ordinary cloth and
old contracts for the allies
POPULATION OF ENGLAND
HAS GREATLY FALLEN OFF
According to figures issued By the
registrar -gcueral tho rate Of growth
% he population Of England ana
! Wales has greatly fallen off The ex-
cess OF births over deaths in June ouor
ter was :7,tlS below that for the same
period Of last year The excuses for
the four last comparative periods are.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-09-26

Amiens. Dunkirk. toward ives, gen
orally. to the mouth of the Somme.
whereby Calais. Roulognc. and cventu
ally tho south. will come into our pos
session
Your faithful uncle.
,SiSneD CARL"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-09-26
POPULATION OF ENGLAND
HAS GREATLY FALLEN or:

The births In England and Wales IN
June quarter. 2l3,Ooi, makes the lowest
recorded since the establishment Of
civil! registration. The figures are
1878 below tho same period last wear
and correspond 10 an annual rate Of
22e per 1000 or 80 below the ten
ychrs average for the June quarter.
Deaths. totallinr 1859. were the
highest for any June quarter in the
decade. and were 1916 in excess OF
juno, 1914.
Marriages, probably owing 20 the
war. were $3.50 In excess OF last year
AT 55.itG.
CLEARING HOUSE MIST
FIND LARGER QUARTERS
The business Of the Bankers Clearing
House, which Is tucked away In n court
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-09-26

bombardinC the coast. while the Eng
liSh 1T last found out through dying
men that it was really our new artil-
Icry '3S-ccnt. guns), which. in consc-
Iuencc OF new positions, wore able to
40 away with high-angle fire and OBJ
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-09-26

coast. but now the English know it..
too; II does not matter.
with this wcapon--I hope Erupp
will make a few more 3S-ccut guns
NC shall continue To clear the country
with Halter trajectory and soon be
able to turn the present direction.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-09-26

tanned the extraordinarily long range
of twentY-ciCht to thirty kIlometcra
with "a Halter trajectory.
Il knew OF this possibility several
months ago. bur kept my mouth shut.
In the hope that the English armorcd
cruisers would come n little nearer :hc
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-09-26
Don't Whip Children

or scold older persons who wet the bed or
are unable To control their water during
the night or day. for II IL not "a habit hut II
Disease. II You have any kidney, Bladder
or Urinary Weakness. write to-day for
Free Package of Harmless Remedy.
when permanently relieved tell your friends
about IL Send money. Address ZEME-
TO CO, Dept. 1913, Milwaukee, wis.