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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-09-06
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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-09-06
NORTHERN VIRGINIA
FAIR At CLARENDON
Auto Parade VIII Open Exposition.
Tournament. Ball and Baby
Show Features.

Washington d. c., Sept. 5.--The
northern Virginia exposition. to be
held at Clarendon, Va. for week,
opening tomorrow morning, will be in
augurated by an automobile parade
starting from the fair grounds at $3.50
A. NJ for Rosslyn. Cherrydale, Falls
Church and Balston.
The exposition Is under the manage
ment of j. Fl. Daughter. Wednesday
and Friday will be held the Champion
ship tournament of Virginia, Maryland
and the District of Columbia. and at
the ball Friday night gold medal and
other prizes will be awarded to the
best rider. II is announced.
A four-acre tract of land Just west
OF the Clarendon schoolhouse has been
obtained for the exposition site. The
committee in charge is hoping to make
it permanent affair. such as the
Rockville and Hagerstown fairs
The woman's work committee has
arranged an Interesting exhibit
feature of which will be the better
ba HES contest. Entries for this con-
test are being received by Mrs Fl. d.
Mover, of Clarendon, 1t is announced.
The Woman's Civic League of East
Falls Church, Va, has arranged to
maintain an exhibit OF road building.
f. D. Johnston. Of East Falls Church.
will explain the exhibit and give lee
lures on the subject OF Better Roads
for Northern Virginia"
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-09-06
Coroner Holds
CARRIER Blameless
in Downey Killing

stanton. Va. Sept. 5--That no
other person was responsible for the
death of r. L. Downey Augusta
Springs. who was MORALLY injured un-
der the automobile of j, n. CARRIER.
Harrisonburg, on Friday was the YER
dict of a jury summoned by Coroner 7.
NJ. Parkins. The inquest was held in
the City Courtroom, the jury having
viewed the body on Friday evening.
With a reputation OF being always
careful driver. Mr.. CARRIER on Fri
day afternoon was exercising special
precautions. according to his own
statement. Seeing that the street was
slippery as he reached the Catholic
Church AT the top of the Augusta
Street Hill, he reduced his speed TO
the lowest degree, barely creeping
down the incline, As he reached
Frederick Street. Mr. Downey. it was
testified. stepped from the sidewalk
directly in front of the machine as
IL acting on sudden impulse. his
previous actions having given no sug-
gestion of his intention to cross the
street. Mr.. CARRIER stopped the car
quickly. but the wheels already had
passed over Mr.. Downeys body. HIS
skull was fractured. and he suffered
hemorrhages of the brain. Similar
testimony as to the circumstances
was given by stanton men who wit
messed the whole tragic occurrence.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-09-06
LYACH|AG NARROWLY
AvERTfO At NORFOLK
Oaitcr-Caughi After Hard
Chase.

Norfolk. Va. Sept. 5.---A lynching
was narrowly averted on Cove Street.
near Church Street. last night after
Charles Spicer. a twenty six-year-old
negro, had shot r. J.. Smith. cleo
clan from the United States ship Yer
mont, through the hand, and at
tempted to shoot Patrolman Arnold.
Five hundred sailors and citizens con-
sregated in few minutes. and 1t was
only the desperate work of Patrolmen
Sterling. Powers. Arnold and Guy,
who fought their way through the
crowd TO the station house, that saved
the negro from being killed. When
the officers finally reached hearquar-
ters with the prisoner he presented
sad spectacle. Blood flowed from nu-
merous wounds in his head and face
and his cloths were torn almost from
his body
Last night shortly before midnight,
1t il said the negro attempted to work
a skin game on two apprentice sea-
men on Cove Street near Cumberland.
Two sailors off the Vermont coming
along. grasped the situation and one of
them struck at the negro. The negro
pulled out a pistol and fired twice.
One of the bullets took effect in Jones
right hand. The negro then broke
into run toward Church Street.
Officer Arnold, who was on Church
Street, near Cove. hearing the tumult
and seeing crowd racing toward
Church Street, stepped out into the
street and attempted to intercept the
negro man who was leading the race.
Just before reaching the officer the
negro swung his gun in the direction
of Patrolman Arnold and with a curse
fired twice Both shots went wild.
meantime. more and more peopfE
we're taking UP the race after the
fleeing negro. The negro had good
wind and he led them a rapid chase
through winding alleys and streets.
Finally he darted into house on
Cleveland Street and barred the door
behind him. The officers forced the
door and crowd Of pursuers poured
in after the trapped man. But ne
still showed figh. AS the crowd
surged In through the doorway the
negro met them, swinging an axe over
his head A hefty saileF knocked the
axe from the negros hand and the
officers placed him under arrest. He
had thrown his gun away.
On the way to police headquarters
it was only with the greatest diff
Guilty that the officers kept the mob
Of angry sailors from the prisoner.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-09-06
AUGUSTA WOMAN IS
VICTIM Of ASSAULT
Mfs. Ttnsley. OF Lynahurst. DRAGGED
From Her House By Tn
known

stanton. Va, Sept. 5.---Bloodhounds
were sought to trail the unknown per-
son who committed a murderous as
sault on Mrs. o. r. Tinsley. of Lynd-
hurst, early last night. Staunton police
suggested that Lexington might fur
nish the dogs while informing the
Lyndhurst officials that the local de-
partment has not animals of It's own.
Telephone communications was diff
ficult last night, but from what could
be learned II was inferred that Mrs.
Tinsley's condition Is grave.
1t is understood that the woman
went to the hen house adjoining the
residence about I o'clock to get some
eggs from the nests Soon after she
entered. it seems, she was struck on
the head with some object, the nature
OF which could not be learned She was
then dragged by her assailant out Of
the hen house and through the yard
In direction away from the residence.
Her husband, at the time. IL is said
was at store. short distance away
from the home.
1t was becoming dark at the time
when the assault was committed and
this fact, coupled with the other cir
cumstances that the attack was made
inside OF the henhouse. made il i'm
possible for Mrs Tinsley to identify
her assaiiant No other reason being
assigned by the people OF the neigh.
borhood, II was assumed that the in
truder was in the house for the pur-
pose Of robbing IT, that he struck down
Mrs. Tinsley rather than have his iden-
tity known
The victim Ia about thirty years of
age.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-09-06
CONSIDER OMITTED TAXES.
Writ of Mandamus Against Wise
Board of Review

Big Stone Gap, Va. Sept. 5.-~-Judge
II. A. w Skeen. of the Twenty fourt h
Circuit. heard arguments here today
on an application Of J. NJ. McLemore.
examiner OF records for this circuit.
on petition for writ Of manda mus
against the local board of review of
Wise County TO require the board to
consider and act upon all omitted re-
turns. the intangihies by taxpayers and
reports OF merchants for the years
prior to 1915. and at the conclusion OF
the argument granted the writ APP
peal VIII be taken at once to the SUI
preme Court OF the State. The local
board Of review met August % and
considered rae whole subject OF taxes
and the views of citizens and attorneys
and entered a resolution not Mt this
time % consider the subject of omit
red taxes and reports of merchants
except where returns are made.
Against this action 81 1.-The board, Nc
Lemore brought the mandamus pro
ceedines. Jackson and Henson. Of
Roanoke represented the petitioner.
and O. NJ Wears OF Wise and y. r..
Puliftt and Y. r. Irvine of this place,
represented THE board.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-09-06
WILL ADVOCATE ONE
ANTl-NOlSE ORDINANCE.

Norfolk. Va. Sept. 5.-J. w.
Hoxier will present minority report
at the meeting of the Common Coun-
Gil Tuesday night w4aen the adverse
report of the ordinance committee on
thes ordinance regulating the use OF
metal tired vehicles on rough paved
streets comes UP.
The ordinance committee disap-
proved this and all but one of the
other antinoise ordinances at its last
nesting The vote on the others was
unanimous. but Mr.. Hozier gave notice
that he will ask the Council to pass
the ordinance regulating the use of
metal tired vehicles.
Mr.. Hozier Will also introduce a res
olution putting the Council on record
as endorsing an amendment to the
State constitution repeating the clause
prohibiting cities from making local
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-09-06
HEADACHE BeTHER SOrg
HERE is ANCIENT CURE.

- Chicago, Sept. 5---Headacheo Find
number of snails without shells
From each head remove small stone-
like substance the size OF your thumb
nstl and wear these stones about
your neck Make q poulttce OF the
bodies Of small snails and apply To-
eaily Or apply the brain of vulture
locally and wear bone from his skull
about your neck
These we're the methods employed
By the practical school OF medicine of
New Testament times according to
;IProf.ssor shirley Jackson Case OF the
tnfvarsits Of Chicago Divinity School.
who talked on Mental Healing in New
Testament Tin es.''
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-09-06
NEW SWITCHBOARD
.~~~ -. NOW IN PLANT

Staunton. Va, Sept 5.-The switch
board for the Augusta Farmers Mu-
tual Telephone Co.. has arrived and Is
In the new building which has been
erected just north OF tho city. Good
progress is being made In the work of
installation, and 1t now seems prob
able that the system will be In opera
ton next month.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-09-06

Tobacco GrUwers Cnmpiain Of Wet
Weather Around Here.
Lynchburg. Va, Sept. 5,-Farmers
through this section are being heard
complaining of too much rain for to-
bacco. Flue cured tobacco il being
heavily damaged. It ID reported, while
the dark tobacco IL not benefited by
it. There has been a plenty Of rain
for corn and large crops will be har.
vested. but the tobacco raisers are
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-09-06


department. all make up a magazine
of merit and interest ons OF decided
credit 10 the entire South,
EaEsg~m~nts Announced.
Mrs. r. T. Davis announces the en-
, garement and approaching marriage
OF her daughter Eva Branch, 10 chris
TOPPER Thempkins Estes. OF this city
The wedding viii be solenniEed this
fail
} Mrs Leila Belle Pettus announces
the engagement OF her daughter. Hazel
Belle. to Conway Christian Mundy.
both Of this city.
The wedding will taite place this
fall
Hiack--Haatyrncn.
\ quiet but pretty wedding was SOL
etnnixed in Chariot esviIfe. September
Srd. when Miss Jennie Bright Hanta-
mon became the bride OF Mr.. Samuel
clifton Black. of C'rsenswoGd. Va.
Rev. l. r Williams was the otficiat-
ing minister Miss sallle White Ster
ling had charge OF the music and rem
dsrtrC Schuherts "Serenade" softly
during the ceremony. The home was
aft3st3cslly decorated In palms, ferns.
ianrei and white asters. the color
fectivelv carried ont on the entire low
er eoo-
Tbo bride who entered with her
father rs whom she was given in mar
rfHg~. wore handsome going away
gown OF tan broadeioth. with Access
series 20 match and carried a shower
bouquet OF brides roses and white
sweet peas. Mr.. and Mrs. Black left
for ar extended northern wedding tour.
Personals.
Mr. and Mrs Robert Turpin Flovd.
20 MarsoIr- Va, have returned home
after r delightful week spent AT ocean
View with Mrs. Fleyd's brother,
Mr.. and Mrs Thomas n Newell of
Park Avenue. have returned TO the
city after two weeks motor trip 10
Ashnry Park, New York and other
northern points OF interest
Mrs Herbert spencer and small son.
------~ ~ ,---~-----.s-s..-
re horne Of her mother. Mrs. Emma
Roy Spencer. of West Point. Miss Cor
uefa spencer. who has spent most of
the summer in West Point has re-
turned to Richmond
Mr. James r. Gray has been spend
Ing the summer with hts daughter, Mrs.
Harrison, of Montvaie. Va
Air aud Mrs. Norman Call are at the
Brunswick Inn" wayneshoro. where
their deltghtful music Is adding to the
pleasure Of thu guests,
Mrs w e. Boyd, who has been spend
ing several weeks as the guest of her
parents, Major and Mrs. r ID. Coghin
d f,f RnpFitpry hae
Mrs. r. II. Hill Is the guest OF Or.
and Mrs. ] NJ McRryde at 'Midhurst."
Blacksburg, Va.
Mrs. Thomas T. Raghy Of West
! Point has been the recent guest of
Mrs. A. /. stradford, in this city.
James r Gordon and Miss Eveis n
Gordon. who have been spending some
time at Blue Ridge Summit, Pa. are
now at Natural Bridge for the autumn.
| Miss Mamie Utz is the guest OF Misc
Alice Kern. Of Front ROYAL, Va
! Mrs ] NJ Gregory and Miss limo
gene Gregory have returned to their
home at Forest Hill latter spendina
the month of August in Haeeratown
and the mountains Of Maryland,
Mrs william NJ. Jones. Jr will leave
ys-.du..aav 90 no ~ 800 ~ -. ~.
Tor NJ w ~ fahb =. L. -.
--Po~-wr4f- rta7r- r.,tfaavfIra~ Ma for -.
marriage of Miss Margaret Cobb to
Lieutenant Robert Meredith Perkins
/ L. A. which takes place Saturday
!
! who has heen snardtn, ,ha
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-09-06
AUTOMOBILE HITS COW.

Three Men Are Hurt and Machine Ii
Wrecked.
Harrisonburg, Va. Sept 5.--Drew
Harper suffered broken collarbone
Carl BroyeP's leg WAS badly cut and a
third man suffered two fractured ribs
Last night when NJ. Wurzberger's auto
mobile eeliided with a COW on the Val.
ley turnpike near the Augusta County
line. The machine was wrecked.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-09-06

Sleeveless waistcnats. very much
along the lines of the masculine west.
are predicted for fall along with nobhy
stock collars
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-09-06

department. all make up magazine
of merit and interest. ons OF decided
credit 10 the entire South.
EnrAxrmHafA AunA4arNd.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-09-06

Mrs. r T Davis ANNOUNCES Inc en-
garement and approaching marriage
OF her daughter, Eva Branch. 70 Chris
topher Thempkins Estes. OF this city
The wedding will be solenniEed this
fail
Mrs. Leila Belle Pettus announces
the engagement OF her daughter Hazel
Belle. to Conway Christian Mundy.
both Of this city.
The wedding will take place this
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-09-06

Mr. ard Mrs Robert Turpin Fiovt
81 MargoIn- Va, have returned HON
after r delightful week spent AT ocea
View with Mrs Fleyd's brother.
The Lemmon herald. (Lemmon, Perkins County, S.D.) 1912-1917, 1915-08-18
WANTED TO SEE THE FINISH
Small Girl Die Not ccnsic.- Trst ire
End Of tire Proceedings Hsc
Eeen Pescrec.

The short Interval that elapsed -
tween the visit o. tke little ss-i 20
commencement exercise s1G s.te--
dance al an old fsshicrsd cz-F F~-zet-
ing may explain remark t.st STE
made a. the religions ersEt she w@n;
there gi1h Eer grzlEcEIe-. ARD very
much interested x eye-v-1.zg t-at C
CURED, asked Numerous c-eE-ao-s
which ber grand rzTeEt ATTEMPTED 10
answer r. tie bezt & he- ability.
VITO lE that sCEgz ~ --e-e a-1
what IS she doing asked tEs a!t--e
girl, referring 70 z woman E-ho was O.
her knees IN TIE amen ccr-eE
Il don't know VITO she <. E-t STE
gcing 10 get religior.~ was t1s reply.
Some tine elapsed ard the wo-za
remained Oh her E-@es Finally. t6e
grandmother C TIE E.t-le girl became
tired q the service and Announced
that II vas tiue 70 le2Te-
"Oh. lets not 20 yet exclaimed bar
granchild Let's EaiE and SIS el
give it tc her. er."-Lc2isviile TtZss.
The Lemmon herald. (Lemmon, Perkins County, S.D.) 1912-1917, 1915-08-18

1s s,i.t The~ were hickory rsils,
se-ee h3c.cry shi-1E4
-Frsnsli1 produced electricity by
rubbing cats backwards"
Ahe-a poisoning By acids il caused
t1e bIogd should be Immediately
drawn from II. bruises TO send back
he ac5as"
If : schoo2rcor is without yeatila-
tio1 tow are the pupils 70 Study with
the fowl air pressed down upon them;
Il makes them oftentineE sick and
Inclined 10 lSzineEsT
The blood vessels are the veins, ar
te-ies ard zrtIlle-ies'
Foz night think from these ques~
,iC-s that the brain really Is & soft
bunch coTered with wrinkles" Or
perhaps your conclusion would agree
a:th this The bones Ct the blood
are TIE cereb-um, the cerebelluu and
either small tones"
Ee-ex action is when anything is
turning il o1e direction. and il turns
Ia the other"
Tie man who eats too fast or too
well may be interested 70 know that
the heart is located IN the left part
of the stomach In a loose membrane
sack"
A deacon is the lowest kind Of
Christian"
~Layday connenorates the landing
Of the Maytower."
The Boxers were Corbetr. F.;zsim.
mons and Bill johnson" l'here" is
co-rect)
A renegade is man who kills 4
king"
In india a ran out @. cask may
not marry woman cot Of another
cask''
The Pharisees were people who
/ liked 20 show of BY praying in syuo
nyns."
Modern conveuiences: Incubators
and freless telegraphy.
a lie is an aversion TO the truth.
/ lAh, an ep!TamD
/ The German emperor has been
called the geyser" Worse than that
/ AnG now, gentle reader, school is
! dismissed for the day.
The Lemmon herald. (Lemmon, Perkins County, S.D.) 1912-1917, 1915-08-18
SAID By SCHOLARS.
Sons .na~4ers- That Are North
Preservation.
As ss-sstea - ee--Els- ws-Ss --rt
naa C-r-r in t5e Ms-scs 90 gr--h
---ey Are E--e--zsair.
s-S ifl--5-s-s.s

IT, source c. t1.1.d Ez-yty IL E-g
ant s Z sE1gs" Here x scLooa-
-soT EpEls- wEsca -1s Fkzlzta-,slz L.
ETeG1g Ledger ssys tZ--g CT tc -
IL important tac--2n1 o-e which tas
.ss@1 wel Illuminated By recent
eTs-ts i Il tE-sly i1sc-z-st1s-. TOO,
I--&i u ge--5-aGs Id 20 become rat-
E-'zAzEs1 German" Fro- t1e ss-e
s1--oe-tIs Clsss q c5yl gcFerru4lt
we receive TIE re-tH5e- that the
s-asl1=1t takes tke Toae q o@ce"
TIE sose ls OK zs Fer. 10 quote :
sc1oo35cT. T-a p-ess to4a! il tie
-Z,2oEga1 G. tsa people" Which. il
E1-as@oaogr. suggests another boy &
csscr. sTsoz ot Low the caval-y swept
gTsr the eyebrow ct t1e h4lL"
TIE reader Is 4srreEtI! ragEeste1
-ot 10 Apply the Sale ls~ TO this oor1-
Il-zt5o1. The Sz1sc laE is that yca
--st taEe sTeTELkzrg With : grain ot
sal Many q these howlers~ are
tzEeE t-C- the notebook q th= writer.
~1c hsi experience as hlgb-zckool
ta&Che-. 1t should be atGe1, for the
SAKE u the boys TIA. some cf tae
11wiers we're written by girls.
Now let us begln with the class in
civil goTe-LZs1L
I cont know anything about the
cg-g-.t gtIol, aE / was bora in Kan
Ess7
TIE minority iE composed G. the
minors"
TIE sfot.s system: The place
w5e-e spoiled things and waste are
kept The board ut health has large,
ly taken tie place o. tEis-7
An ex post .ac-o 4aw is one tha,
gives o1eerg q right 10 60 to foreign
countries and get criminals. dead OF
al.ys, and take them back to the
place where tie crime vas commit
ted. Il is law where the crimes o.
the father descend TO his children
hey are punished for him
A 81 post tacto law is one that
g.Tes electricity"
George Washington was a land
Ea7ory."
Lord Raleigh was the first man tc
SET the invisible Armada Eng
Izh.)
"Tennyson wrote In Menoran
dgm"
Tennyscn also wrote a poem called
Graves Energy"
Louis XIV was ge.atined during ths
French revolution"
Ben johnson !E one Of he thre'
! hIgkes. mountains Of Scotland
George Eliot left d wife and chill
i aye6 TO Eouru his genti.'
Henry | died Of eating Paltreys.
Caesar was king and went higl
up On Z mountain
/ Lincoln had a woman make him ;
! suit o. homeEgun from rails whicl
The Lemmon herald. (Lemmon, Perkins County, S.D.) 1912-1917, 1915-08-18
Sacrifice fer H-.

One cold, set and wl11y night he
came upon negro shIyr-t2g Il the
doorway o. al Atlanta s-o-e- Hc-1Fr-
ing what the darky could be ocl1g
standing on q cold vet night IN such
a place, the proprietor Ct the shop
said:
Jim. what are you doing Ee-e.
4" Seuse ne. sab" said Jcu, ~a-t
I'm gRine 10 s5rg bass toIC-Tc~
mornin' al church. an ! an Trying 20
ketch z cold"
The Lemmon herald. (Lemmon, Perkins County, S.D.) 1912-1917, 1915-08-18
SlAVS REPEL GERMAN SHIPS
Russian Mines Damage Three Teutcn
Hsrsnips in Attack en- Gulf
CT Riga.

Petrograd, via London, Aug. 1s.-
The following Official communication
has Just been issued
"A German feet Of nine hat,leships
and twelve cruisers with q large num-
Der OF torpedo boat destroyers per.
s!stently attacked the entrance TO the
Gulf Of Riga, but everywhere were re-
pulsed Our eapiaEeE, throwing
bombs, Contributed 70 our success. A
cruiser and two torpedo boat destroy
ers OF the enemy were damaged by
our mines"
The Lemmon herald. (Lemmon, Perkins County, S.D.) 1912-1917, 1915-08-18
Alaskan Land Withdrawn.

Washington, Au2. l3.--Seartv half
the land In the Chogach national for
rest, Alaska. through which the gov.
eminent railroad is TO run, has beeA
restored to the public domain BY proc.
IaGation of President Wilson. 5.sGz.
600 acres being withdrawn Forest
service officials explained thar ,he
land withdrawn had been classified
and found lacking in timber value safl.
Gent 10 warrant government protec-
tion. Homesteaders are warned that
the chances CT locating are not Ell
eouraginE.
The Lemmon herald. (Lemmon, Perkins County, S.D.) 1912-1917, 1915-08-18
ALLIES TRYING TO
OPEN DARDANEllES
HOPE 70 POUR INTO RUSSIA
pLc- sEE-Ec MN
TONS CT sES
MAKE FRESH GINS IN STRAITS


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a.. --rss~ c--r.- s-s-- @Ss &C.,
,reray -. S,ssis-, -. -rz-f-2"-
sr1 ere e-rpcs.
L1rcc,, A-s- 2---s G.r-s,
Sss.s s.e- rsE c--1-e1 Ls-s-.
S4sss- 1s ~ssss -sE.- Ssss 80.
Cs-t-haesr -c-rssr.,-.-. - .-.
Ia MAJ 4 arg. so-c. @ sT-
rs--s Is -c-.-s rss-t arc cay re
rzirrg. scs--rs arg tc--fyE-s
.~s -z---r a-Fss
The Lemmon herald. (Lemmon, Perkins County, S.D.) 1912-1917, 1915-08-18
lcCicst.

RIobbs-B.cne ls he mos. u-lucky
fellow al cards / ever net
Slobbs-The1 ! suppose he Is lucky
in love?
Blobbs-I suppose sc. Il any rate,
he has never bcen -arTiec.-Lor6cn
Opinion.
The Lemmon herald. (Lemmon, Perkins County, S.D.) 1912-1917, 1915-08-18
Not Easy to Do.

Why is il that the dog is always
referred to as the most intelligent ami
MALI asked the elephant.
Because he knows how TO get a
good living without doing any work,
replied the horse.
The Lemmon herald. (Lemmon, Perkins County, S.D.) 1912-1917, 1915-08-18
Queen Works as Nurse.

London, Aug. l3.-For several weeks
Queen Ane!ie of Portugal, concealing
her identity, has been worki.g as a
common trained nurse In cap and gown
in the Third London General hospital
et Wandsworth, IL was learned. Queen
Amelie has been working eight hours
daily performing all the heavy tasks
assigned 10 other nurses.
The Lemmon herald. (Lemmon, Perkins County, S.D.) 1912-1917, 1915-08-18

Hazel don't like windy weather.
II plays havoc with ones coEplextoa.
Ainee-Perhaps you dent get year
complexion OF thick enough