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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-02-25

The Richmond College ouint will
play the Richmond Howitzers Tonight
az me ttowitzers Armory. on North
Elshth Street. The game. which will
tercstinS one. y fast preliminary will
be staged. and dancing will follow the
games. Hargroves and Hughes will
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-11-14

ny Hens CnfmAn.l
The fifeflisa acfow The dDah
Arc Flashing sinnais through he gloom
spurnNfoua fncHHenarfa nf liahi
That dare immenaitieH ~ doofn.
About the seeding meadow RfHrs
Like busy wafvhmen IN the street.
Tho, come and w.. They turn and phHs
10 1iahi me paths for Ieauiy'r feet
~ ~ ihrY float on tiewicfs winNa
~ twlpkir hiph n0rnF the trees
And rival win rafi RiimmefinGn
The shinlnR ~ the piemdeH
The stars That wheel ahups tho hiil
Afe nui more wHnaorfih 10 see.
Nor The srra, iqrtr that they ulNil
Alrft needed IN etcfnfiY
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-11-14

pARrlrs

Birthday Party
MrF tcfref MrtuluuEh entertained
"a npmhef ~ ,nung folk Thursday nf
irmWn Ht hri fsaideuru on Nprth
leaeh lu h1net uf the seventh birth
daY nl hrr dauehter elisabeth
a peanut hunt war an enjoyable fcn
iitr iHr prsr "a name wsa won h,
Claudia ChaiR
Nnniher dehahltul feature VAS the
il1h pond. which contained HuuVe.
nlis tnr ite littlc guests
Hnidpef sainrN were PLAYED. aflsf
which uhe children we're invited a. the
nlnll,l room 4 hrgr hirthda, cake.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-11-14
Corpus Christi Society
ssssyE No

/ oal a Winter Lullaby peRotenl
I nl I love you Truly tlioudj Mrs
8.rhnrdf
"a a song ~ India fKoraahoul
900 Tho stf iiluf water fcadman)
Miss Jordt.
CO.. "Mg Heart at Thy sNcef Voice
faainf aaennj. thl Gfsy isF lNurD
ANsa Efnratlnf fauik
mJ iailaby from 'tofelfn' fGod-
ardl COB a nupi ~ hosos tChrki
Mise Josephine Dickinson
Those en0 enjoyed the evening were
Msaaames John fordi W % Hiapisa.
Vs. 81 gafnn ~ b. Eamk Misses Mu-
dfed Thatcher Gertrude Malone. Ina
ruiftg. Muftel Hahrf Mildred nnd Naf
garet roaian Mrssrs Noiaon Nnakea.
Munigan hDdman. hfIuHtpn
HHrdnIrkr nitrff
ppv
She'll Beach Embroidery Club.
Tue Shell Beach Emnfulltr Club
mri Tnuradhp afternoon 90 tlr horne 81
Nina blanche lHufhton Necdiea irs
wac enjoyed A aalad course sHs served
hi thr HOSTESS
Mu William Eumna waa oi,,isd
president nf rhr 'uh fnr tul nea
Feaf
Those who oulnfsd the afternoon
we're Nradnmra a lIaurhtDn 81 o..
Wilson Amos Aiunre vs. o. garrih
Edith White Has liauHhtuu 81 u
rraHier g. D. freeman o. b Coua. q
vs. nursicr 600 rumpn. william Ola
hank o. ~ COOLEY Aiisaea Mafehrei
frerman snI fricn LnUh
- -
Bos Social ~ Country Club
Ihr Hfuu.fmrnf committee uf fr,
country tlun HnnuuuDc rut n.uiaI
hnd cake walls ar ThanHHHlf ine Elr.
NuNemnrr fWrnf. flHfth tl IInl
members are expected iu he there po.
iHilch Invitations win nf matted Deb dae
fme
ssiamuguodi Party
thf Carrie DmtndIw ancIrf or nr
i'rrfHticfiun church Nll fie. IL -aia-
pnfif THeFn1t evening 100
eiHht n.lHsh inr Qanrsr CHldvrI
homo on rhspsrnl street a muarll
program haa been uraured Wi.er
offering will nr resolved
rvs
Ur ~ o. rttammHnH entertained
st Dor hnmo 900 North 2
iinHeh u hnuur ul her sDn William
lmncia fiiasimmuuH D. ahs ,ris
DRAFTED hH nnh hIrth iay nn fhnt opel
cnsipn
Tho Table wns Aluutd with ia hr.r
white chkr. surrounded with cludic
ictH cakes nnd bnnhNne Wcfr seNsi
iH tho folinwlnN children Munf,t
Nev MARY tHrton Luriiu Sew rmr
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-11-14
WEDDINGS
L.lman Gustman Nuptlall

man hNatfnan Nuptalk
NIs- Alsiil ] Gilman. tM 7
aaun0t of Ar and Mrs. Char
msn Was married to Mr. Aim \
mn Wednesday, $50 four Gcka
Charles Lehman home. Rcgn
.u..n o'fDimf.ug
uDlDck % Wedding ~
s,f o.i
tr Wl Mrs Gustman an i
Chen honeymoon in san ARD
|'m. Ini will loo ut home y
.nrH rtrUd- 900 the CTS
CORES
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-11-14
MIss IaAMarra ovNsr sesIs,y Gaior.

/ hcarinF sesen lighted pink candles. oc-
cupied the center " the table.
lfo cream and cake we're served
rirh hGrheir ~ rhndy were the plate
fsnrs The children whH fnluyc1 CO..
harty we're Claudia rhalh. Msfile
ihCg. MARI SHARP. Nell Tiaurcn. sar-
an n0yd. Hazel Fchnsffsr Jsan Collins.
iiuah roy Brown Ursula MaHnHnaf
Jean Blake Icann, uirnch nHfie Well
ines Htafion. g. o. Wei Joseph Gar
rrii Bert iiuwesio0. loo Wells Gordon
lieaney Richard lee kim Pierce Aia-
gee. isaie Mliiof Townsend Andefeon.
Mira. Va,ss Honofss.
NfH " yates NJ Alpine win o.
visiting hsf Nsfsf sire - MrNelli
rnrntr. eAn tho snest ~ b"nof st q
bathing rarity Fifen bp Nrs A li0-
cnihHi "Wednesday afternoon o. tho
Naiat0rium twu-coufse luncheon
Was served Thos. vhp enjoyed the
afternoon wrfc Al~adames fnton a.
pinsl @ NrNeiil Turner ~ % fnif
win william gofhafdt ieaio nsld
rhitp iiuwsftnn. Minara Nellie erals
ana Lucille River
psv
L. Haiama Tea
Tine "Hiltr Taa" which wls given
hg tho momhsr ~ ~ HetHma Ciuh
Thufsdny afternoon Hud evening ai tho
library Waa driiHhtfuliy Informal 4f
fhif The members frfeiped ai differ
eui hours dufine ihe afternoon and
evening Tea mud waters wero SERVED
boz ihc reading room Tie nhfar Nns
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-11-14
PERSONALS

Nf and Nts n0i Miller have re-
turned from pleasant Visit in Han
Antonio
Au ani sra O. a. nofn. Air and
aifH Thomas Bern and Tie mtiora
mother Aira Wallace ui.olrf ~ iiuus .
tNn mYfnfea o. the Guy from Houston
ihiH wees Mfs Ol.aary viii spend
efNosl Hoein wien 80, aud Mrs rhoa.
lorn
silah i.ottie carroll is Visiting reiR
lives % san Anionlu.
ans gllhan Mouioln d. ysiiins her
lufanta h Hinrhaals
Air ana Mia Edwin flhto ana son
hose returned fsnm d pleasant west D.
ylsh 30 kiussFila
dr G,rala Guuat IT, VISITING Mr Cny
r"chner iu austin.
NH % 81 nHha viii isntr Hhons
ff tuldae9 where she win aprnd ar,
orh weeks VISITING relatives
NfH 90 n Scott returned iris morn
inH ifnm Hrownwnuj where she at
tended the state Federation meotlnr
so A0d Airs ns,hufn aafaae arc
Flaliing uiends ln Houston
Nf a J. ttanrr uf Aunlln spant tho
wech vui with his dauphlor Nrp Jones'
Welt
Nim Kiftiey Thatcher ~ Auatin IL
tAs futst uf ar ana Mrs Glover johno
Mr and MfH Frank rfibblo hhsr
returned from 'heif hfldal tan ana are
af hnme iu their friends "a SEQ Chapar
rni tirrei
Mrs. Scott Honorea
riuh w0mrn over the entire slnt,
hunntol cur nclnyed Mfs sruit Is,
olpctug hrt treasurer ~ Tho STATE
Federation ~ Namon's clubs nt the
lnpwnWooi injecting This week.
rhs D. ium another trputo tu thr
SHOWING popularity Of Mrs Scott And
e facagnlti0n nf hrl ehulif aud in
irirrt DOB lli matters pertaining to tluh
work Huh Oiuh womru
fiuh women 90 The rity pnnnmtulate
Nr Nrou end nlao thr Federation
fni socuslnH poo conscientious an ~
nrst
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-11-14

Glen prize Those uho eni1fea lii.s
ftdEa hpnpfaiist neff Misses fiIA
BURNS. AAfir peaes Bessie toliinf
Jamie Matter Aims nanhln Marie
dordf, iranees White Mildred Tnatfh -
Co.
MlHs iorfi VIII entertain the eiuN pn
Ta.slay afternoon
Tuesday Auction Club.
Sire w 3d. HHH entertained th'
Tuesday Auction Cisb fhls wees ai
h"r reridencs Eun Mesquite street
Prizes we're won n STR q D. i4Dhien
stein ana Mfs ffsd Sinclair
A buffer innrhron was served sn the
dining ruuUl
rhnH. present Wcft Nesaarre hnn-
80 staYtun. Lester Ouusf Clarence
Ifhnt GLOVER 5ohnr w. 81 husseh
ilrnferstoin. Louis wells Vs. 30
nHmHood lfod rineair Misses Sta
boil smith and ieanette OunFf
Am Johns viii entertain fhf riuh nn
Tuesday
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-11-14

violin Trio. "Nauh NNpiiais 's.iH'
ruplnn Mechanics Patterson. iiiis
and Nlss Anne smith
-My Heart ai Thy Sweet voice
fFalnt saensl Miss Gunst
Album Leaves fWidarl Mfs it'snei
sAIr de- saiome tffem "HeIpdiaif.
tkiass6nefi Mrs D. J.. caldwell
cfant.fier and fhe F0H lSaiomel
Mssdamss Archer AND Howell tnidNeN
Faise from "faurt' tIpun8di his
Patterson.
E4ers KISS 81 song tMassansi
Mfa Sinclair
Reading Co. W4sir 90 No ono Eyer
Maurice MeT lIMNrsnre Alma fademh ,
Mfs fari HIurher
YDuf Voice llfUsai Mlrs Mrrnn'h
cos nuusfflies ,Grernl Miss feate
gfuh chorus .rnms Where one
Hi1eheua Ring
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-11-14

I alUne hnir use Marss
Tom. a slfs cure. ldnal Mi
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-11-14


Mrs.. Hui Hostess
Tho ThurHdaf Luncheon Ciuh mot
thls woek at the homo ~ Mfa 81 ~
Hnu A dainty menu Wns served rG,
aininn roum ~na pratiily ieporaird
with Flowers
Auction brdFe was oni0Yrh after
luncheon covers wrfc laid fnf Nea.
DANES Harry ileaneY Edwin rnie.
Glover lnhns llchard kiua Do Rui
miller " " naimwoud Clarence
FRANK ana lho hoslesa
@++
bridge Hostess
Mrs Moiao Wen entertained at cards
Wednesday ai hcf home on ulurher
nlrrri Voc hnnur of hor sister n itw.
Mw tmrlra Wheeler pn October
Nrldr Three hnlnH wcrr arranged Co.,
tulrinn hrdH' Nee Austin owen to.
roNrd ihr hieh arefr pflfo a dalnit
guest fn,Hr vuH ihg sift ct iha hoat,..
60 thr buH1uo
Those Invited io meet Nfa whrlci
we're NoHdamrs > 70 Wnnd o.
TOWING ica Hmm,ft Nustm iurl
Anita iiete $50 lloWctfuu 90 n r.n.
ir Misses Neliio iilrbep Enl, f.d
n"oth, karrllsc Mafeatct nnanam.
hUa wheeler
Miss Dickinson hoatess
Miss lusephine nfAinHnn eui,tiaiu
"a number Uf her ,ular iupn. snd
their friends Hi "a stuliu rsrimI rhuff.
inN evening nt lhe homr of Ngs WA
hpm Vrrmrif 0n tatlor eirrrt The
fNNuwirr pfnenm pruNed Nc,t ynlo1
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-11-14

~ 7. & ciuD.
Tie 80 y D. CIHH meg IhHrsdH1
afternoon at fhe fame - Wr "a
trirheri Tho gam. nf Ote hunired
was enjoyed Thr elah prize waH won
hY fhe hoafcHs Mr. rfrr vaa award
rl thr .uuHYlafi0H lrItr riIrl
course was served
Those present were N,Hitmr
unrrnffld tf % ~ lnHsman DrHrfI
W nnbtf W B. knantor % % Ea
wHfsia Niatn ufar.r r.Hs.li,r
D. iitf sud Miss nfflef
hifH Draper $500 entertain fnr D...
81 rlnnHIIf afternoon Ht tlfer tliflI
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-10-22
WHERE DEMOCRACY CROWS
c0ncealnent

The Chicago Herald says Chat nearly 2Iooo stu- dents enrolled in che Chicago night schools a Che open ng and before Thanksgiving che number win probably reach SO000
 In other Western cities proportionate number of seekers for knowledge are utilizing ihis branch of our public schools.
 Consideration Of the unity Of the aim Of aii these thousands of growing Amcrcans-and they are growing whether they are lf OF 40~ith an their apparent so cal diversity would be wholesome tonic for those fear ful ones who what they regard as the decay of democracy
 Automobile owners who wish really to understand their cars coue side by side wi,h factory girls who wish to learn bow GO trim ther own hats. Somewhat conspicuous citizens who have taken mp the study Of foreign language as hobby rub elbows with recent m- migrants who want to learn enough about Che history and government of the United States the nasur alzation examination
 Thus in many cases there win be better teaching than the best teachers cam give The pupils win teach one another what each desires most to know The fact should Inspire the more or less conspicuous citizens with a sense Of their responsibility. To those from whom they take knowledge Of strange speech they will give examples of citizenship more poten, Cor good m than can be learned from books
 Nothing but social good can come from this con- tact oi social groups who may have seemed to each other so diverse. For in Chat contact they wH learn how much alike an at bottom despite our alpar- elt diversity From such rubbing or elbows in com. mon rursui, Of desired knowledge a Wi so forth with
 better understanding og the essential similarity o hu man nature From such experience democracy never suffers It is in such experience chat democracy grows and emerges triumphant
 All things considered che greates, American institu ton is the public schooi-and scarcely less important than the day public school is the night school
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-10-22
ooErHALs BAcE ON raE JOE

That the iandsiaes which have closed the Panama Canal are very serious is proved by Gen. Goethas with drawal of his resignation as Governor of the Zone which was to have taken effect Nov. l. When Gen. Goethals fixed date for his retirement from the ishmus he be- neved that his work there had been finished although neither be nor anybody else has ever thought that all danger of landsldes had been eliminated
 Evidently the earth movements now in progress are formidable enough to challenge the activities of the masterbuilder and in making h point of pride as well as honor that he great enterprise shall not leave his hands until i is actually completed he exhibits spirit worthy Of his fame. In spite Of doubts and discourage ments Gen Coethais opened the channel that connects the oceans. When he quits the job next time 1t may be safely predicted chat che minor difficulties Of opera uon will have been conquered even as were the major ones of construction
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-10-22
PRAISE NOR W c EDEs
Seward Gatewayl

Seward Gatewayl
 In few weeks William c Edes, chairman of the government engineering commission. will be on his way Washington after furnishing his first seasons work of actual construction The delay in the arrangements for taking the Alaska Northern has hampered that work near Seward considerably and no one apparently has regretted this more than the commissioners able head himself He is now going on a mission that is of the utmost Importance Go this locality and Seward wish es him Godspeed There have been times when we thought he could tell us just i.tie more than he did. but clearly he has told an that was advisable to be told and ail that 1t would do any good Go know. The people welcomed his coming last summer but they win welcome him more cordially stil on his return. He is the right in the right place and this cannot always be said by any means of he leaders of govern mont activities
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-10-22
sHoE MAKERS.
EAaHIoNAaLE pREssMAMNa

All Of the latest and most artistic designs. Thoroughly experienced and competent dressmakef. Mrs. NJ. Has lam. room l2. Maioney Bldg. Phone 841. g-1O15,
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-10-22
CONGRATULATIONS
lsI. Lonis RennbIIcl
mcnt actlYities

(St. Louis Republic)
 Nnety-two millions of people who love lover hast to extend their congratulations to President Wood row Wilson on his engagement. and to assure him Of their neighbory interest n the plans for his approach ing wedding The feminine part of us will look with eager interest for details of the ceremony the males win heartily wish the President ihe good luck of a short and simple ceremony. after an engagement free he parties and receptions that too often cucumber that period in the lives of ordinary civilians Common honesty compels us to pay passing tribute to one more achievement Of President Wilson He has not only se cured the passage of currency law and kept us out of war under Che thousand optics of the ATguseyed press he has engaged himself to Che of his choice and come the hour when 1t suits him to announce the transpire in the public prints He has scooped ail We respectfully commend this feat to the con- sideraton Of those mordant critics who have declared that the Presidents diplomatic successes were atrib utabe in large measure to sheer luck
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-10-22
Whose Head

A teacher was giving a lesson on the circulation of the blood Trying to make the matter clearer he said: Now boys, # stood on my head the blood, as you know would run into it, and l should turn red in the face"
 "Yes, sir" said the boys.
 Now" continued the teacher. What ] want to know Is this: How is it that while ] am standing upright in the ordinary position the blood doesn't rush to my feet.2"
 And a little fellow shouted: why. sir, because yer feet ain't empty. lHerald Of OsLeopalhyl
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-10-22
MESSENGER SERVICE
AUTO REPAIRS
PunLIc sTENoeRARHERs

The best work can be obtained by calling the REMINGTON public stenographer. All work given careful intention iO76m
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-10-22
gvnRYoNn sHouLD HAvE Ir
(Ail-Alaska Revlewl

(Al-Aaska kevleW.l
 The Juneau Empire s Go be sincerely congratulated for che issue of its Development number. Such publi- cations favorable effect in the work of ad yertisng the resources of the Territory # the pubica- tions are produced in sane and business Ike manner. The Empire itself sufficient promise thai any work done by it would be worthily accomplished Anyone, anywhere who wishes most interesting work Alaska should have that special number from the capital city.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-10-22
ALASKA rHE BEST oT All
IsaWard Postl

Seward POst)
 The United States Is blessed country in which to live This fact is accentuated and made impressive when one considers the European debace. And of all the different sections of the country Alaska is the most blessed because here feel little of Che horrors or the supendous conflict now being waged and less oi the economic effects N has upon other portions Of the nations Business as usuar is brave term used by the people of Great Britain to keep up their courage but here in Alaska business and economic conditions have not suffered any exprecabe extont Our pro- gress in the development of our mining and fishing n- dustres has not been stayed our population is ncreas ing steadily; agricultural products are greater than ever. our commercial business is expanding by leaps and bounds regions being explored and we are adding to our annual production of natural wealth We have a contened people There is spirit of optimism in the air. and no war drums make ms fearful of the future We are reasonably sure Of the future which beckons the pioneers of land to do with their might whatsoever their lands find to do lt has not as yet known that exploitation which has been the lot of other iandsexpiloaton by the few at the expense Of all, and it is to be hoped tha, tneyer shall
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-10-22
WHO IS FOR AoiERIcAs

America has Q great cause. mot confined to
 the American continent: ,ho cause of humanity
 itself look forward to the necessity
 In the years which are immediately at hand of
 calling upon every man Co declare himself where
 he stands. Is t America iirst OF is t not
 ] am not deceived as to Che balance
 of opinion among ioreignborn citizens. but
 am n a hurry to have an opportunity 70 have
 an opportunity Co have @ lineup. and let Che
 men who are thinking first Of other countries
 stand on one slde and an that are for America
 first and all Che time, on Che other side
 WOODROW wIlsoN)
 No real American feels any doubt about the on swer No real American Is any more afrad than Wood rowviison upon the test or America First to take census" for he knows chat "the vast majority came here because ,hey believed America. and that having bought this privilege with great price, they cherish it even more than some or us who were born into it
 Yet it is dl and timely ihat ihc challenge should be given We need to search ncighbor hearts some of us need to search our own The time may come 1t may be near at hand when shall have Go say' "He who ls not with us is aginsl us." That we may SO say with justice and without uncertainty all true Amer leans welcome the issue ,heir President has raised
 There win be paitry and peeylsh ceusures of Wood row Wilson for demanding the lineup t disturbs it- Gle schemes of political water carriers But the cha lenge is given witch Che prescent satesmanship that fears not to sound forth trumpet that shall never call retreat As s voice ceaves Che air and Che issue is made plain we can feel the American ranks coSe and see such few as may not be on Amercas side seeking concealment
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-10-22
What Che Rest Did.

Just as the manager was showing some visitors round the factory the dinner bell rang and the men stopped work and disappeared as if by magic
 Do an of them. said one of the guests, smiling, "drop their tools the instant the bell goes?"
 "Oh, no; not all of them said the manager "The more orderly ones have their tools put away before that time "- Chicago Herald)
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-10-22
SECOND HAND GOODS

SECOND HAND AND NEW ranges heating stoves. bought sold and ex. changed Linings. tops for any stove in town 1l4 Front St. Tel. 27S.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-10-22
AN ALASKAN IN OFFICE

The appointment of Reed Helig as assistant Unit. ed States district attorney Fairbanks was recog- hilton of Alaska boy. Mr. Hens Is son Of A. ". Heing who came north to be clerk Of Judge Wicker shams court in 1899 He was admitted to the bar, after securing most os bis education here three years ago. He is said to be competent. and popular. He is nephew of Fred Heiiig formerly editor of the Fairbanks Times
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-10-22

c. w. Barron editor of Che Boston News Bureau, says no man should Invest $1ooo in nonproduetve oo' omobie unless he invests at the same time S5ooo in interest bearing securities to pay for he upkeep and depreciation in Che automobile He says the greatest danger in the present situation is eStfogasanee' pe' cause the United States will be rolling in wealth.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-10-22
REaTAURANrs ANp cAEEs
A ReaI Joke

They say Tony's injuries were the result of practical joke
 "Yes. The chappies told him that @ big burly fellow in the smoking.room was deaf and dumb. and Tony walked over to him with sweet smile and told him he was fool.'
 "Wen7"
 The man wasn't deaf and dumb. ! Chicago Herald)
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-10-22

German-Amercen voters of Indiana are sad to be forming leagues deieat candidates for Congress "oo win pledge themselves to stop 'ne eApor''1on or munitions of war These Communications could do nothing more in aid of administration candidates ''" they ere doing The American people have become sick and tired of this organization of foreign born ed gems into voting units and they are very likely to sFe expression to their wearnesa at ,he polls
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-10-22
The Wise ool

"All men are born equal" observed the Sage.
 "Yos," agreed the Fool. "and that is the only time in life when they are equal (Cinclnatti EnQuirerl
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-10-22

President Wilson's Intense patriotism Is atested by the fact that during the first days of his engage ment he declares emphaucally he h for America first" -CChicogo Herad)
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-10-22

There aint no such animal as Ut- opia. II there were such spot it would be a place wherein people fol- lowed the good advice they gave to others.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-10-22

Gen 9oetneis "ithila"ai or ms 'e.isn.''oH 's Oo' landsides have created situation more serious than had been supposed to exist He had intended to see the work to a finish and this Is stil his ntenhon- Chicago Herald)
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-10-22

The man who watches Che clock all day for fear he might work one second more than Che eight hours al- lotted and who beats it out of Che shop a few minutes ahead Of every body else SO he can wash up and go up to the' Poor Mans Club is the same fellow who is always indignant about the Robber Trusts and Che tyr rany Of capitalism. and who is always wondering why he can't earn more than $2 a day
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-10-22

Why is it that SO many of those foreigners in this country who are interested in Che triumph of mii tarism Europe are such stcslers for no military preparations in the United States
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-10-22

Of course Col Roosevelt believes that the United States should make mighty protest to Great Britain and France against their violation Greek neutrality Or doesn't hc2-( New York Worid)
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-10-22

~what tho President says about national defense probably goes" is recent significant statement from Democratic Floor Leader Ktchen-doubly significant because Kitchen oppohed to overmueh preparedness