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FURNITURE, CARPETS AND
HnITsEFIRNISHI

a, A. Adkins & Co. 1904 Hull Mad
@. w. Anderson & Sons. 215 f. Broad.
A. ]. Daffron. 1888 Hull. Ran.
Hopkins Furniture Co, "a w. Broad
Ran. 319S.
Jones Bros. & Co, Inc. 141s-142o e.
Mutual Supply Co, Inc, 80 n TIN.
r.. T. Parrish. temporary quarters 213
w. Broad After Sept. l, AIS W Broad
W, :, Roanc, 2is w. Broad. Ran.
NJ. Rosenbloom & Son. 1880 E. Main.
Mad. 1s73-Ran 1856.
Swansboro Furniture Co, 27ol HUI.
Mad. 3103
BELLEVUE Garage, 1917 w Broad.
studebaker Garage, 1901 w. Broad.
D. ". Vaughan. s1o-a21 w. Main,
Mad. 5Ise
GAS ARC LIGHTS.
The National: The Best Gas Arcs
Appliance Co. Ran. 111s-s15 w Main
ST.
GLASS.
Ran. 753
Bunce Art Glass Co, SIS f. Main.
Mad. 4472
GROCERIES AND PROVISIONS.
Acme Grocery Co, soc W. Main. Mad
Amboid Grocery Co. 1902 w. Main.
Mad. 26S4-3421.
August Grocery Co. Gil E. Marshall.
Mad 1232-45O6.
The Broad Street Market, S22 w
Broad Ran. iGg-l9S-l2i,
J. H. Chiies 2ol W Leigh. Mad, 6S0s,
w. e. Frazier. ". Cary Ran. $500.
Hancock's Market, 221 w Main. Bou1
r. H. Hawks, 72s w. Broad Ran
Main street Market, 21o1 w. Main ST.
Roul 600t
L. H. MundIn, sos F.. Franklin. Mad
u. H. Palmer 7oI w. cary. Mad.
VIM Turner, los N. Fourth, Ran. 1887.
C. Med. Blake Co. 421 w. Grace.
HARDWARE.
Bell Brown Hardware Co, 1907 w,
( Broad. 1908 Williamsburg Av. Ran.
1929, Mad. 373S.
w S, Donnan Hardware Co. Nc
, Donough. Ran 5S2, Mad. 1873.
V. Evans Hardware Co, Inc, zoe
| w. Broad. Mad 3oS6.
HARDWOOD FLOORS,
| C. w. Parsons, II w. Main. Ran. as2
! HARNESS AND sADDLERY,
/ Joseph G. Dickerson, 1412 +. Main.
/ Mad. Att.
! Thomas L. Jeter, 1902 E. Main. Mad
1 1850.
=. T. suliy. 5os Brook Ave. Mad
| 6S4s.
HAY, GRAIN. FEED AND STRAW.
| S. T. BeYeridge & Co, 1917 f.. Cary,
eth, Ran 257, Mad. 356.
! r. L. Chenery, I'LL E. Cary. Ran
1924,
/ w. q. Malone. sI2 Brook Mad 1886
| Bingham & Co, 42l n. nth. Mad
1851.
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NEWS ruRNIsHrNes.

MEMS FURNISHINGS.
s. p. Bass. 1894 Hull. Ran. ss7l. :.
NJ H. Garnett, sos o. Main. Mad
METALS.
Gordon Metal Co., 18th. and Dock
vIctosis Metal Co.. 1907 e. Canal
Mrs. L veser. sos w. Clay. Mad
MONUMENTS, HEADsT0NEs,
sTATUARY.
Nardini statuary Co. 2047 w. Broad
Gordon Motor Co. 81 e. Main. Ran.
Lloyd Motor Co. sis w. Main
Motor supply Co, 7is W. Broad
white Motor Co. Inc, 1909 w
Broad. Ran. 1881.
MUSIC, PIANOS. MUSICAL
INSTRUMENTS.
The corley Co. Inc. as Il. Broad
swan WV ORIENTAL RuGs.
A. 9. Yard. eli N. 5th. Ran. 5ssi.
PAINTS AND OILS.
W. Q. Tanner Paint Co.. 1903 r.
Main. Mad. 1855.
PAPER BOX MANUFACTURERS.
Consolidated Paper Co.. 4o7-s e.
Canal. Mad. 37l0.
Wilson Paper Box Co.. 1913 e. Frank
lin. Mad. s7s.
PAPER DISHES.
B. A. Grasberger g. Co, $50 w.
Moore. Ran. 4409.
PHoToGRAPHERs.
Homeier & Clark. 3o7 e. Broad.
The e. w. irish Photo Co tcom
merciaD. 1e4 N. sth. Ran. asa.
PLUMBERS AND TIMERS SUPPLY
Haines, Jones & cadoury Co. i4-is
McGraw -Yarbrough Co. Inc. 122 s.
''n' PIUMsISe AND TIMING.
Burton & Mcclintoek. So4 W, Main.
j. H Chapper & Bro. sos e. Main,
Mad. s35.
George H. Edeiblut. s1s s. Randolph.
Gillian & Tiner. 4o7 n ist Ran.
J. f. Phillips & sons. is N. 7th
Mad. 1851.
C. e. LYDIA. 1e w. Main. Ran. 2507.
PRINTERS AND PUBLISHERS.
Acme Printing Co, i21 w. Marshall
The william Byrd Press. Inc. 10
s. 14th. Mad. 3&61,
Cook Printing Co. 81 s. 18th. Ran.
si3
The Dudley Printing CO., N. 18th.
Ran. 1851.
j. w Ferguson & Sons. 105-T-s n
14th. Mad. s.
Mitchell & Hotchkiss. N. sth.
Mad. s36.
williams Printing Co, Is ~. 18th
Mad. $50.
PRODUCE.
VIM. Jenkins q Sons. 1911 e. Cary.
Mad. 94o-J.
A. H Flournoy. II N. 18th. Mad. s95,
REAL ESTATE.
j. A. Connolly & Co. 18th and Frank
lin. Mad. 1851 1850.
James w. Lord Co. ITO e. Main
Ran. 1891.
shea g. Keegan. i1s e. Main. Mad
34es.
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don. The Emperor returned sud-
denly to Berlin on July 26th Che was
not away on his vacation when the
war broke out" as has been stated
by his defenders in America time and
time again). and Sir Edward Grey re-
peated his urgent appeal for con-
ference of accommodation. so on
the next day the English Ambassa-
dor at Berlin telegraphed Sir Edward
Grey Secretary of State says that
conference you suggest would prac-
ticaily amount TO court of arbi-
tration. and could n,t, in his opinion
be called together except at the re-
quest OF Austria and Russia. He
could not, therefore, fall in with your
suggestion. DESTROYS though he was 10
co-operated for the maintenance OF
peace. / said ! was sure that your
~se8ea iaasF nothing 20 do with artttra-
tion, but meant that representatives
IF the four nations not directly in
:erested should discuss and suggest
means for avoiding a dangerous sit
uatiQn He maintained. however. that
such conference as you proposed
Was not practicable"
Was Germany anxious 10 avoid war?
Did She make the slightest effort 10
avert it?. Do we see her being at
lacked? Were her Jealous neigh.
basis'' depressing her? On the con-
frary. Germany stood steadfastiy up-
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.ccor<r.Nrs AND AUDITORS.

secountants Co. sos Times Dispatch
Bids Mad, sole.
William buchanan, Certified Acct
ais E. Grace Mad. 3ell.
Chas, f. HudnalI 9o1 Travellers Bldg.
southern Audit Co. slI Chamber Of
Commerce. Mad sal
ANTIaEEs.
L. n. Arnan & Son. 1917 w. Broad
X. Beard, Is w. Mair. Mad. e9o7.
APARTMENTS.
The Chesterfield aoo W. Broad Mad.
Gresham Court Apartments, Gresham
NJ Hanover err Apartments. 100 w Frank
Monroe. Terrace Apartments. Laurel
and Franklin Ran. S3ss-J.
ARCHITECTS.
u. Wiley Anderson. 92o r. Main
nj McAiichael 4 Cain. Church Architects,
eos Lyric BIDS Mad ssss.
n, cnas NJ t,b Rosi MsS s i1s Dos Times
c. Ruehrmund. IA n. 18th. Ran. So2'
ASBESTOS PRODUCTS.
Southern Asbestos Manufacturing
Co. rs Governor. Ran. 1898.
ARrEsIAN WELLS AND WATER
SUPPLY CONTRACTORS.
syonor Pump and Wei Co, me-
1910 z Main Mad ssS2.
ASSOCIATIONS.
Female Humane Association 7o9
National ideal Benefit Society. 537 N.
y ~ Nli 9 AZ KS n. 5th Gen. sec. Mad
ss0s Night phone, Ran. 6Q47. Board
Ing Home. fes W. Cary, Ran $3.50
corne over Lunch Room, 9los L. Main
Rect Room. 1901 E. Main. Ran. 1877.
BANKS, BANKERS AND BROKERS.
Richmond Bank and Trust Co, lo16
r Maln Ran 1887. ,
Planters National Bank. Twelrth'
Randolph 20.
ATCTToNEERS.
The Valentine Auction Co, SIS E.
Byrd Mad 1905
AUTOMOBILES, REPAIRS. SUPPLIES.
Alsnp Motor Co. 1928 w Broad. Kan
cherni conpany, $40 E. Main. Ran.
Commonwealth Motor Co, Inc 1s47
" Broad Ran Ass.
AUTOMOBILE REPAIRS, PAINTING.
SUPPLIES.
Calls Auto Painting Co. 1897 w.
Broad Rau, so4S.
AWNINGS, TENTS AND FLAGS.
G. j. Norvell PA n. Foushee. Mad.
lss
Ciarkes Bakery. 423 l-2 \. 9Th, 1905
f. Main. Ran. i4bi-l45s.
BANKS, BANKERS. BROKERS.
Planters National Bank, l2th and
Main Ran no
BASKETS, WILLOW FURNITURE,
REPAIRS
Basket and Rattan Works, So7 r,
Marshall Ran. TAI,
BONDING.
American Surety Co. of N. Y. A1s
Travellers Bldg. Mad. 1850,
BICYCLES AND REPAIRS.
J. e. Quarles. +os N. I'd. Mad. 1850.
BICYCLES, REPAIRS AND
MOTORCYCLES.
A p, Gentry. sos W. Broad. Ran.
eoa1.
r A. Quisenberry. $40 W. Main.
Mad. 4sf4.
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COOPERs.
Mayo q Co, 1922 r. Cary. Mad. 1922.
H. MetzEer's Sons, II 18th. Mad. S25.

Mayo & Co. 1922 r. Cary. Mad. 1922.
II. MetzEer's Sons. II 18th. Mad. s25.
CORSET MANUFACTURERS.
spirella Corset shop, 21T f. Grace.
Mad. 1852.
Foushee O. Mooklar, All r. Grace.
linton Dentists, so7 f. Broad. Mad.
Vose Dental Co. Inc. sos f. Frank
lin. Ran. 2i20.
Debating MACHINES.
Leath Sales Co. is N. sth. Ran. 5io2.
DRUGGISTS.
J. NJ. Blanks, 1101 w. Cary, Boule-
ward and Broad. Mad. s610. Ran. 323.
- cannon,s Pharmacy. Mad 1852,
?: V, entity, u s. Allen Ave. Ran.
". W. Friend, 1901 Hull. Mad. 1868
Mad 961s.
r, r W. "; Hassman, 18th and Broad
r. A. Harrison's Pharmacy, 2oth and
Broad. Ran. $500. Night. Mad. 724s.
w. Scott Hunt, Allen Ave. and Broad.
Mad. 4243-9501
powers-Taylor Drug Co. 1917 8.
f3th. Ran. 464s-464T-51Os.
w. P. Poythress a Co, s1s E. Main.
Mad. es-s5b0.
Richmond Pharmacy, sol e. Main.
Mad 9s27.
Vaughan Robertson Drug Co, 1896
1900 r. Main, Ran. s10-6s06 s1ss2.
DRAUGHTING AND BLUE PRINTS.
The Childrey Co. Va Ry. and Power
Bldg. Mad STA.
r.. r. sunday. N nth. Mad. 7s1.
ELECTRICAL CONTRACTORS.
Godsey & Fry, IT'S r. Cary. Mad. 1880.
Lyons & Wuliams,s SIS f. Main.
Martin & Meyers. sos F. Main. Ran.
Winston Electrical Construction Co.
IL n. 18th. Mad. 1913
ELECTRoTYPERs.
Fdry. Co, il n, 18th. Mad. 57s.
EMPLOYMENT AGENCIES.
Martin & Co, SIS e. Broad. Ran.
3s81-w
Va BUS. Exchange. 31s n, %, vir-
ginias Select Emp Agency. Mad. 1915.
ENGINEERS.
A LanEstaff Johnston. Jr.. ais Amer
lean Nat Bank Ran, 3752
+. w. Scarborough tConsultinE), 40
Travellers Bldg Ran. 3792.
EXPRESS A. TRANSFER COMPANIES,
w. c. Cosby. 500 N. 9th. Ran 357S.
| w. A. Jackson. goo n. goth. Mad.4499.
| DETERMINATIONS.
| otto Orkin, Rats. Mice, vermin Exter-
minators. American Natl. Bank. Ran,
| 3224.
! FERTILIZERS.
/ Richmond Guano Co, Travellers Bldg
/ Ran. 729~Mad. 1884,
! FLORISTS.
! J. n. Hooper, 14o1 Roane. Cor 9Th
/ and Broad. Mad. 2044.
! Frank Mosmiller, 115 E. Main. Ran
+ 200 Mad. Ills.
! FRUITS AND FANCY FRUITS.
| q. c. Unger 1919 f. Cary, 1902 E.
Main Ran. 2473156.
! o. n. Howard & Co, Inc, 1914 e.
! Cary Mad. 604.
| w C. Crenshaw & Co. 1904 E. Cary.
Mad G34
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CLAN citizen without the bitterest 81
defense having made 1t necessar.
and that your troops have not trei
ed Louvain brutality The judging
here also must rest upon the fac
and the facts are too well known !
justify Their repetition, and argums
would he wasted. | do. howevI
bring one witness against you I
this charge. and only one. II is sol
Emperor. Hear himl The destru
ton wrought upon life and proper
by our troops at Louvain was an a
OF cruel necessity My heart hleeI
for Louvain."
You likewise make denial of atr
cities. not justified by warfare. We
here In Pittsburg, We have receivs
letter from one of our Red Gro
nurses who is serving in Belgius
Among those under her care is b
who, brave lad, fired from his winoc
at the troops who were ravaging h
country, and had both hands cut 4
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= s=HsR 5 = $SS % s ss%2 H

ROOFING.
Williams Slate Roofing Co.. Mutt
Bldg Mad. 1S2.
SAFES, VAULTS, LOCKS.
Barnes Safe and Vault Co, 10
18th. Mad. 4s1.
SAND AND GRAVEL.
Mercer & Miller, SIS American 4
tional Bank. Mad. 1894.
SEEDS.
King Seed and Implement Corp.
s. 12th. Mad. Ss1.
SKIRT MANUFACTURER
BALTIC Skirt Mfg. Co, 42i w. NJ
shall. Mad. 3T0S.
SODA FOUNTAINS AND SUPPLE
Christie Mfg. Co, Inc. i24 Virgin.
c. B. Hatch a Co. Ala la e. NJ
shall. Ran 5s77.
SOFT DRINK RoT.rLERs.
Coca-Cola Bottling Works. sos
4th. Mad. 3746.
sTATgoNERs.
Virginia Stationery Co.. Inc, BIS
Main. Mad. 1855. Ran. 2127. \
STOCKS AND BONDS.
John C. williams g. Co., 1918
Main. Mad. So.
SURGICAL INSTRUMENTS, HOS
tai AND PHYSICIANS SUPPLE
Powers 4 Anderson. sos E. Me
TALKING MACHINES AND SUPPLE
C. B. Haynes & Co, fai w. Bro
Mad s227.
TRUNKS AND TRAVELLING Gool
II. W. Rountree Trunk and Bag {
3-7e3-140i e. Broad. Mad 81
Ran. 50l2. Mad. 5sa.
TRUST COMPANIES.
Old Dominion Trust Co.. Inc,
and Main. Ran. 1899.
Virginia Trust Co. Travellers Bl'
~ UPHoLsTERERs.
L. III. Noble, 24i1 Jefferson A
WALL PAPER.
r. B. Brauer, los N. sth. Ran I'd
A. T. Huntington. 5e4 ". 2Sth. r.
John whelton. SIS w. Broad. ri
WASTE MATERIALS.
r II. Mott. 600 Brook Ave. NJ
is71.
WATCHES, JEwELRY. oPTICAs
GOODS.
Jahnke Bros. al2 Fl. Main, r
WATERS tMinerai. spring ana Tah
Miss l. NJ. Krouse. Agt: Broad Rt
Fonticel1o waters, N. 9Th. r
47TT-4775,
WINDOW. OFFICE AND H0Usl
CLEANING tCOLORED}.
william NJ. Johnson, 11os ".
Ran 3i20.
WINDOW, OFFICE AND HoUsi
CLEANING fwHTTE).
Richmond Window Cleaning Co, Il
N sth. Mad. 274
WIRE AND WIRE woRKERs.a
l. II =
Ran. ass.
WOODEN BOX MANUFACTURES
David NJ. Lea a Co.. 1919 e. Nj
Ran. SIS.
NNYT
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YOU

will profit by getting in touch with
Mr.. Berry. phone Randolph 222. IL
are not already listed here.
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SAYS
CIGARS. TOBACCO, sODAs.
W. B ELAN Co, Inc. 1929 F. Main
Mad 1921.
CLEANERS. OVERS, PREssERs AND
HEPAIRERS.
The Capitol city Dyeing and Clean
ing Works. 419 W. Broad. Mad. 55a7.
( Footers Dye Works, 200 N. Foushee.
Gibbs The Cleaner. 1912 Hull. Ran.
s. Fl Green's Dye Works. 2s12 P st.
Mad. 60Ts.
Howard's French Dry Cleaning Co.
S14 w. Broad. Ran. 1905.
Mrs. B. Z. Ransom, 3I2 n. Jefferson
Mad. 39f3.
f4ayne Cleaning and Pressing Club.
ll9 \. 4ttr. Ran. 6o27
CLEANING twHITE).
Richmond window Cleaning Co, l05
n Sth. Mad PA
CLEHGYMEN CWhitel.
Rev Phntp A, Arthur, so4 w. Main
'' cLERGYME~ tCoioredp.
Rev. j A. Bowler, liz f. Leigh. Ran.
Rev II r. williams. $40 N slst
CLoTHIERs.
o. Il Berry a Co, 1ol7 f. Main.
@i Rur S'2 4 Co %" 500 z. Main. Mad. 222s
Globe Clothing Co. 61a Z. Broad
Kffrk-rarrIsh Co. SAT f. Broad.
Murray's. Inc, 8l7 r. Broad. Ran.
5SS6.
wooda1 & Quarles, Inc. 7 e Broad.
Mad 1891
The Young Mems Shop. 71s Z. Broad
Mad. 7lS3.
COAL AND wooD.
Saml H Cottrell & Son. 1l02 w
Marshall. Mad. III.
c. II. Hagau s. Son, 1900 L. Broad
Mad s27-51S0
Tyler & Ryan, 1901 w. Cary. Mad
1879
! COFFEE, TEAS AND SUGAR.
Great Atlantic g. Pacific Tea Co, COS
/ e Broad 1928 L. Main. Mad. 63l.
COLD STORAGE.
/ Richmond Cold Storage Co. 18th.
Ran. 1928.
COLLECTIONS.
! Merchants Collecting and Adj. Co.
/ American Nat Bank Bldg. Ran. 2645
CoNFECTT0NERS.
Coles 900 r. Broad. Mad 9G74.
| CONTRACTORS.
! w. s. Barnett, 61S 1-2 n. 9Th. Mad
| 1886.
| McAughey & Van Doren. 900 Com
monwealth Bark. Mad. 1914.
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nnnKnrNnEns.

HUUh HINI
Eppes and Snider, Governor and
Franklin. Mad.-33Ss
B0TTLERs.
Crystal Bottle Works, Tango Cola,
1872 Il. Cary Mad 1872.
RUGGY TOP TRIMMINGS.
G. w b. Crawford. 1902 T.. Main.
Ran 653.
BUILDING MATERIALS AND
SUPPLIES.
Bossieux- Bemiss Co, sos American
National Bank. Mad. se6.
J. s. Archer 26s old Dominion Trust
Building Ran. 2f6
BUTTER AND EGGS.
HAY and West, s05 n. 9Th. Mad. $685..
CARPET CLEANING.
New York Carpet Cleaning and Re-
modelling Co, 2H0l +. Franklin. Ran.
20s6 --------
m
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CIGARS. TOBACCO, SODAS.
W. B ELAN Co, Inc. 1929 F. Main
Mad 1921
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1915-08-15

opportunity to make the United
States creditor nation by means OF
investments in other countries, par
ticularly the developing countries of
this hemisphere. The people Of these
countries are now, more than ever,
expectant and hopeful that we will
become interested with them, and
relations may be established that
will become OF great mutual value.
Furthermore, when the war is over,
there will be extraordinary opportuni-
ties for the use OF American capital
in other parts OF the world, not only
for direct profit, but In ways that will
create permanent outlets for Ameri-
can goods.
It will be nne thing for, every
citizen OF this country to save money
enough to provide in comfort for his
old age; that is an admirable purpose
in itself. but when 1t Is considered
that in SO doing he would not only
protect himself but help to place his
country in the forefront Of the. worlds
industrial progress, another motive
is added. worthy In itself OF national
propaganda.
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Ask Brownlee or Nc

the pamphlet. Ask Brownlee or Nc
Namara.
AS to the Bryant case. have only
to say that Harry Flemming was the
Iassignee of Bryant and collected and
rcceipted to the clerk OF the district
court for the amount Of money col
lected and paid me my fees as a.
torney. never handled one cent OF
the money. Ask Flemming or look at
the records of the district court.
John Crimmins says that theN pur-
ported interview in the pamphlet with
him is lie. Ask him.
AS to the Indictment. have to say
that same was returned against me
and that stood trial and was duly
and promptly acquitted. Look up the
records.
Curtis M. Hart, former clerk OF the
district court, says the interview ac-
credited to him Is an absolute and
unqualified lie. Ask him.
AS to the Fields and Seward mat
ter, have only to say that duly and
legally qualified grand jury Of this
county investigated this matter and
refused to return an Indictment. Look
up the records.
! Abe Hollingsworth never testified
to the matters set out in this pamph.
let II you think-he did. just ask him
or the court reporter who took a
lstenographic report OF the testimony.
AS to the fact that James C. Davis
told B. A. Dolan that he was prepared
to institute disbarment proceedings
against me, have only to say that
Mr.. Davis is here spending his vaca
ton. Ask him about 1t.
l could take several columns to
deny the scurrilous statements con-
tanned In the pamphlet, but will not
burden your columns with It, however,
II wish to say that publication COM
| ing out without father Or any one to
stand sponsor for 1t is in my opinion,
Of little value.
The attack on me is like an am.
bush. Whoever is responsible for IT.
/ is shooting from cover and will no.
come out in the clear and fight like
man. but the time is coming when the
publishers and disbursers OF this
pamphlet will be called to account
either through the courts or at the
point OF gun, and will be behind the
gun when the accounting is made. It
is better to be dead or in prison than
to SIT calmly by and be slandered and
maligned by persons who are afraid to
sign their name to defamitory articles
I may be compelled to take my re-
dress in my own hands, but II I do |
know who is responsible for this mat
ter and shall not spare any one OF
them even though 1t may send me to
iprison for life or that may lose my
life in the attempt.
+. NJ BALLINGER.
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PUBLIC OPINION
) 9 . 90 . . . . . . . = . = -

Mr.. ssilinser Denies Anonymous
statement.
To the Editor OF The Gate City:
There has been circulated in this
town some several hundred pamphlets.
|derogatory Of myself and Judge Nc
Pherson, who is now dead. and also
'of the attorney general OF the state
'of Iowa.
At first I did not see at to dignity
same by an answer but the deluge OF
this libelous and scandalous literature
that has been sent here in the last
few days compels me to make answer.
To take the phamphlet UP in Its order
II have only to say:
First: II am correctly informed
there has not been table or chair In
John VOLTS saloon for the last eight
years Ask the police.
Second: Paul Pechstein Is friend
lof mine and withdrew from the order
|of Owls, more than year before l
became a membes OF said order. Ask
him.
Third: Ask DR.. Brownlee about the
suit against him and you will find that
II never even interviewed him about
the matter and the records Of the gu
Iperior court AMI Judge Mcnamara
statement will verify the fact that |
never had any such conversation with
him and the records do not show any
such state Of facts as is set forth in
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Keokuk, Iowa ...... August is, 1915
APPRAISAL.

2 AFFhAiSAIs
DO they know more
Those gone before,
Anent the wish of God for us?
The brave WHO sleep
While women weep
Have they learned that he planned
things thus?
Do they now see
That wars must be;
That battlefelds all red with gore
Are in his plan
To better man?
What see they. saw they not before?
The loving Christ
Who sacrificed
Himself for others, what of him?
In that land where
The brave now fare
Are things made clear that here are
dim?
While ages roll
And wars take toll
OF manhood at its highest, best,
Do we achieve?
Or do we grieve
The heart of him who met the test.
OF Calvary
For you, for me?
Are we upon the upward road;
4 Or is he sad
That we still add
Unto the weight Of his soul load?
Flora Shufelt Rivola
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Doctors Old and New.

chicago Evening Post: A set OF
surgical Instruments made N the Sec
ond century before Christ has been
dug up in Greece. The collection in
cludes ten or dozen implements al
most exactly like those in use in mol
ern surgery. and there are said to be
one or two which in workmanship
surpass those of like kind OF today.
Surgery and medical science have
made great advances since the time OF
the ancients, but the thought that all
the old timers were quacks or ignor-
amuses is not borne out by research
and discovery. When Pompeii was
uncovered surgeons Exit" was turn
ed to the light which contained i'm
PIGMENTS with which nearly all major
operations could be performed. A
young doctor not long ago spoke dis
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Crossing the Cimarron river, 2 mile
or so west of the bridge which has
been built to carry the new road, the
trail climbs out OF the breaks into
Stevens county, coming to the. aban7
doned site OF Woodsdale, once the
rival of Hugoton. The issue was the
county seat, OF course, and w ooasdaie
lost. and, losing, died: died in blood
shed and tragedy. However, IT is not
the purpose here to tell that tale. For
it was a long time ago; legend only
in the mind of the population which
since has come, and the survivors OF
the period who remain have put It
aside, and recollection of it no longer
yexes. The common cause now is to
build up Stevens county. and parti-
sans Of both towns, who remain IN
the country, either live in or trade at
sHugoton in peace and unity.
The country out this way is q grave
yard of dead towns. and OF human
hopes which lived and died with
them An example, no less hopeful
and aggressive than Woo6sdale. but
not so bloody, and never so tragic,
was Springfield. eastward in Seward
county. Indeed. Springfield was even
more pretentious than Woodsdale; for
it rose to the dignity Of waterworks
"a great tank high upon tower.
pumps and wells, water coursing
through iron pipes. fire plugs ready
for business. and, logically. fire. de-
partment. These remained long after
the town was hauled to Liberal, aid
for many years, until decay claimed
them, the fire plugs stood hidden in
the weeds, the wonder of STRANGERS
who crossed the prairie by the trail
which led that way.
The trail angles across the
Woodsdale townsite. meanderfng
among the old excavations where the
habitations of men once stood, now
taken possession of by prairie dogs
and owls The writer, on a. former
journey over. this plain. crossed the
old townsite in the night, the lamps
of the automobile finding the way
through the hillocks and holes, dimly