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Echo : Wochenblatt der Vereinigten Deutschen Socialisten Clevelands. [volume] (Cleveland, O. [Ohio]) 1911-1920, 1915-04-03

Oo1 tpar feline Roue bon 1S48 cine
undergraduate; bic Eaten" Der Gar
marila iino niht iein Wert. Gr bat
nur bie unb oa einen tleinen Oien1t
osleiitet, meilt als Mitarbeiter Der
areus5eitung. Sm sanaen 1T ct ieiz
men Mn14ouun9en bon bamals treu
geblieben uno bic menigen
i on5eiiionen, oieer an Sen
3eitseilt m d te, botten III
rem gruno in prattii den
q ii d lihten. Sein Wert, bic
oeutlde Ginbeit. on Der mir mebr
3panssjade als orsaaiidbe Gnttpidz
lung peripiirsn, lit tpeit mebr Elm
9lufseben Oeutidlanbs in preuBen
unb bat nur our4 ben aus
I hlub Se iterreid 3 gu Stanbe
sebroht iperoen tDnnen. Wie bic
sanse innere uno dubere politit teiz
men neusn uno id0pferiiden Geoanz
fen entbdlt, 10 lit aud oie 8ismardz
! lde nginbsit" nur oieIelbe, Die iid
idpn 184s in oen aopfen Der mar
fi1hen unb pommerlhen 6eubal=S =Sunz
terlhoft als rSbee" berausgebiloet
/ bate.
gismard sebDrte ulio CUR reaftioz
| ndr ten Reattipn unb itono entlhieoen
| auf Seiten Der 8ottessnaoenz uno
6euoaliunterz zSntereien beim blutisen
Niebernerfen Der 48er 8oltsbepegung.
Stir ibn NOR Der uaartdtidenprin5"
oos Sbeul zines SerrIders
sSn 1868 trnf 81 8 m If m t
bem ruiiiihen 3aren etn
uebereint o m m en-, ben po L
|niIhen 9lufItano bur d
preuBiIhe uno ruf{tl d e
Sruppen semein am gu NJ
br Ii en-. 5 ii ro ieH m q IN D 8
# dug tets ein 9ers. Oas
9lbseoronetenbaus beiduloiste gisz
mard Ser llebertretuns Der Werfolz
j1uns. 0od bas genierte i'm nidt.
Oie Oppoiition ipuas uno gismard
IIab 1ih am l. SUM- 1868 peranlaBt,
Der liberolen preiie oas Ierbct beS
IGrlheinens an5utiinoisen, folls lis
ibre 9lsitation sesen i'm niht elm
teae. Dem 9riese bon 1864 folgtt
Der arad bon 1866 spilden preuber
Iunb Seiterreih.
Der ariea bon 1901 enoet'
) nit Dem Siege Oeutldlanbs. Die ST
.. lniauna Oeutlhlanos aus einem 9all
. len bis bohin mahtloier aleinItaatel
,u elmer neuen @robmadt, par ein
J lpirtlhoftli1e Notpenoigteit. bami
iih oie fopitoli1tilhe Yroouftion ent
folten tonnte. 8is 1866 mar bi
!. Ginsana bura bic Ripalitdt alpilde1
' Oelterreia gum Mustrit aus Der
, gunoe se5ipunsen, unb 9}reube
bur4 sic Ginperleibuns BON 9anno
s. Der uim. idon gu elmer felbitdnbise
. 8robmo9t erboben. Nun mar es nl'
4 nod cine Jroge Ser 3eit, ipunn oa
OeutI9e Reid unter preubens Sui
runs ntiteben iperoe. Sir bic Deu1
Ihen mar es cine ylotpenbigteit, ou
: oem Glenb Der 3leinitaaterei beraus
: 3utommen.
= U2it bene inneren politt1Aen Rdml
:. fen besann aud Der glnfang po'
Il Gnoe Der Heeierunssberrliateit d
7 veiiernen aanslers". Nah pte pl
= !. ipolte er feline Geipaltpolitit anipe'
Sen, rannte iib aber on Der W}au
= Der beutiden Mrbeiterbelpesuns D.
.. S9dbel Elm. Mls 9ismard iob. be
Echo : Wochenblatt der Vereinigten Deutschen Socialisten Clevelands. [volume] (Cleveland, O. [Ohio]) 1911-1920, 1915-04-03
Auf zur feier des erften Mai!

arbei uno Nrbeinnen! 4cuerfidnlcr nnb GarisenuHen
8sernm Na snm 26 Muc, iei i'm Scr Sntcrua
aumsref sm Yaris Sabre bnnoeren
Subeiabr Der srOsn ansSNrn @eOonOn ieas oes ErO
ietariats auer 2dnoer weibtc!
Sener grufn Seimmnus smGf iua oieier Sas
Dem Treheebnn ocs arbeenS @ofes somet im Gr n
Sa TOaat aner eanoer nit bm Swnfn einer ad nno ner
hon &nInransaben ernae rcn nno arfen SIT Seg
RING &Gmpien Ic 8raun ahIngsitIrmc io
oies 6t Der Nbertla b sranmer sdaerfaHe ioa
aber audi Sen nte mod Madtsn Der taptainiu aae
sai ibre hr absanisn oak bisberisen sur
Trcibot eruadeu
Scr t. Nai Saa Scmuniratuu fir
&0Ifereon uno segen bn p6rmpbeuben Wliasmns
aRarnsmns aaer 2anoer nS soe in bem Sabre enbar
Sic nternaona serrn, sic Mbter Ser meieu enropaen
Staateu @ NIT Der Mua ben 0noen gesennbereben mel lie
fuem Sanbe iarf senng nsbrn Ss S6eses
perbinoern gilt ea fir bier in Den Ser Saatn
aler r%ateranoer" 5niammcnanuoen ban buein
faN aebem Der 8anfe Sncrnaunal sOtt neern
@gnt Sbnen mnb Strebem ener @ermirns nod
pel itarfer in sewOrben lit.
Nm L. Ya eSen Sabrss Trolaa eanber ab
amd feline Shmme Den adanosen rbesas nno wramn Nr
tterit Oern 2araus ersibt i'd, bat @ nt bloi
Semonraions mnb Terua Der Soaln iunon audi Der ewerf
'dbafter mie aQer 1tnterorHdtem iein iua
&ob bat brts Sell prsauiTerten Mrbeer Mdtmn-
ontas unS On e bel bien bic Nptmuosf wei
MISUNDERSTANDING aber wie pele 6mnoerannoe p
Mrbern Nbeertnnn imadten nod TO- H.
II stmnoen tdei Der 6abrif Der Sad oocr gat 2cs
ab oemonrten oc aenbeuneen Abter auer Sanoer Mat
fir Sen setlidu Ndutmnoentas, fir scletlideu Nrbc;nt
limb Sbio iunit llrade, ales fir
Scmpntration Yrplcas Na SIT Sn
Columbus t uelen @odu Die seoer beioen Sdn Der
Saatssur &on 26 Torbcrnnse sic State aun Of
Sabor nbcr nb Die ale niammn 8ebe nnb Mnurbnnn
Die nnbomtcnocm &pr Die Mrbter
nnD @ud}cn nidts bcrmfidg murben.
Sainr habeu m o Serren NIT Ser Scraung et bciaht W
Sragu Tanbcn Stanoarten, nngen
Eafaen perbieten pu &pn Nnssehnnng ber
guoehnmng @erdermngs Nelctnugsgciess a
nnnbisen Mrbsae fir Subnabcr nmougcles Scr
Sdafinng en ur Die Surdmbrnng beebenber io,acr
lprscsete bscr feline Gcoe Seb Adinnoen
srbeitcncn pa bic Staatsssanr nds oes
&crpronangua omr oic Snbmiefommiiun ean" acn, moe
fir Die Nrbterfac nis berauspmmn fann. Sc t balb
Spbnufern brutal 10000 Seraarbe
ur lire lnion eincn & Hbrcn omt be Sc
gsatu Segarbcitcn 80 Sabre
aam babeu nno bic leste ssanr beuste: Sin et oas
Gle Nrbeiter SeranGmus bnrh bic aaptaliten dMt
2esbab anT SIR werfaier amf AUDI SIR Mbter nno Mbci
Die SIR bis ee nid ben s Sanation gcunbe.
nbt, Scmontrier nit t. a Semontricr ais Mrbter M
eten Abtcrne, eSc @erIdeternng Der 6ebcnon mi
Sdubgciese Nusban oes Nrbcitcdut pSacl
Snorecntmngen, inr Soaismus &apasmns Erpt;er
aesen Die @afHr Eo,e 0erid Gnhalsbeb
Scrnrtenngen ugcn gopoterfarnns 2cmontr ais Nndcn
GDmrb europa oen lnteHtune hurd Die nmcr
tanidr &apiancnfae wee bnr Gerung Muromain, Mn
6ortilbung grGd)cn Mcnidn
itdt.
Aommt MaNn @eranatnngcn flacn5cuuFtcm Mr
letter alerors l. Wa
Echo : Wochenblatt der Vereinigten Deutschen Socialisten Clevelands. [volume] (Cleveland, O. [Ohio]) 1911-1920, 1915-04-03
8ismaree, Ser >,eiierne Kan3ler."

slm l. 9(pril iino es nun 1901
Sabre 9elpeien, oab oes Oeutlhen
Reihss neilerner aan5ler". lpie er 10
serne eenunnt pirb, Der Welt geboz
rem tpuroe. Oeutihlanb, bas Elm
Subr suriid tief in Sen Sabrbunbertz
feisrn itedte, bdtte ipteoer 0elesenbeit
sebabt, bamit neueroinss einsuiesen.
Der aussebrphene Welttrieg bate
Dies ihlteblih audi nidt unm0sli4
semaht. 5roBoem iab ii4 icgor Ser
oeutlhe aai1er perunlabt, iih gum
Sell oagesen gu penben. 8ismard 1T
nod niht lange eenug tot, aupiele
3eusen leiner 1hlehten Saten, admp@
fer fir 5reiheit uno aultur, bic BON
ibm perfolst puroen, iino nod am 2ez
ben als oab es fold pompbafte Sohrz
hunoertfeisrn pbne reht lebbaften Wiz
oer1pruh seseben bate. Oas Oeutlhz
lano Der Ginheitlihfeit uno oes
Yurafrieoens ipiiroe bel elmer auSu>
lpeit ssbenben 9srbimmeluns Bis
mods lhlimme RtiIe eeseist haben,
oie iest permieoen lperben miifen. 90
betrahtet fann Der Odmpfer, pelhen
4aifer Wilbelm ben Bismardf fonati=
fern ollfgeieBt bot, 1ogar als Elm Wit
porbonbener Stautstlusbeit be3eihnet
iperoen.
Sn 9lmerita trisb uno treibt nan
es iest nit Often Der 8erbimmelung
oes ueiIernen San5lsrs" .oes Deutz
Ihen Aeides in ben osendnntsn
oeutihbiirgerlihen areiIen oafiir nm
10 ihlimmer. llno ooh baben bic
Osutl9biirssrlihen bier i'm aanoe
Irpenig pie bie peutihen 9(rbeiter
einen 9lnlab, benz Monn Der glutz
uno Gilenpolitit Weibraud su 1penz
ben. gismard NOR itets Elm 9esner
! pirfliAer 9emctratie uno pubrer
0oltsfreibeit. Oas oeut1he giirgerz
tllm lit es in 1einer Mebrbeit ihlieBs
lid ia ouh pieoer selporoen, oph es
sab eine 3eit no es nidt 10 sefpelen
lit. Sn Ser 3eit bon Saulenoahthun:
oertpiersig unb aht, no i'm 2en5 oas
Sis oefroht. Oamals no i'm Sample
, Inn Sic Gleihberehtigung i'm Staote
in oeutI6en 2anoen audi oas Burser
tum 2eben unp geliB in Die Wog
I6ule mari
: sSn ienen Mdr5tasen, oo oas Wol
: bon syreibeit uno einem geetntgte1
DeutIhlono trdllmte, Da man in Ber
lin ben preuBentDnis spons, DO
Den i'm Shlobbof aufsebabrten 2e1
den Der Spfer oes Is. Mdr5 ben 4u
: ob5unebmen, ba seiste fid 9 IS
mard alss Grareattiond n d
Die repolutiondren 8ereine unb ibr
preHe babte er uno er iuhte uner
$ muolih, benlelben our9 Griinoun
3 BON erstonlerpotipen Nereinen I'M
3eitungen entgesen gu tpirten. Bis
" mard par es aud, ,ipelher oie .areua
3eituns" sriinben balf. Wilhelm Blo
g. er3dblt in 1einer Geidi9te Der oeui
5 lhen Hepolution BON 1848:
,gismard unb anbere Reprdier
!. tonten bes Suntertums gebOrten b
= areu53eitunsszportei on. Sbnen fpc
+ Der 2iberalismus, pie Jpn oas Win
d iterium gampbaulen pert0rperte, al
rr lnei1ten perbabt. 8ismord mar 81
), mals ihon betannt ourd Die Offer
:" her3igteit, nit Der er eine AT
Sem M ittel alter It m m { n
Ben Nniaauunsen tunbsa
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-12-30
MAN WHO LOST THUMBS
LOSES CASE ON APPEAL
N"rf"fk Comfy Jury GnNr Ricitmrd IL.
lioust"n $1,000, hut supreme
Court ltcNcrScs Decision.

Richard ~. houston, of Norfnlk
county, who's" thumbs We're valued by
Norfolk County jury at $l.5co cuch
must SO thumhlcss and uucompcnsatcd
for his loss.
Houston lost the thumbs Oh Apml
II !2li. when he Was WORKING as an
employee OF the Petroleum IRON Works
tompauN. Of PENNSYLVANIA. III. com
pauy Was building steel oil tanks for
the Portsmouth cotton oil Refining
Corporation, in Norfolk County. Hons
ton Was assisting i'm lacking ~ ono Of
IN" tanks When il f,ll. catering his
two thumbs and crushing them 50
badly they had tu bc amputatcd lilo
sued the company for damages. aud a
jury IN tho Circuit Court of Norfolk
comfy awarded him $4,000.
Tho dcfcnduut company moved to
set asid" tn" verdict rs contrary to
the law nrG evidence and the court
sustained the motion. awarding - new
1rlal CIV the second trial. ycrdic, and
Judgment fuv tie defendant Houston
aprcal"d t&.rhc .SEprenc Court and his
petition .-as.f-fuscd tCstcrday
Iht supreme court also tcnicd tho
petition of Sallie = oman FOR ..u order
sottiuG aside iho d"crcc Of The cir
cNlt Court of Madison county. I'm the
'aanCcrN cas-. o.! i'rank oman and
others NCfsus Sl}lie oman
The suit grew oui OF a division or
tfo estate nj r'tn' u oman. I'm wNirh
All ''e uarii,s were Interested Bv
tho ooG"'F d"ern' Salic T. rnau MAS
ol''ctod to paE 80 the plomiins ST.
S3GIl
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-12-30
SUBSTANTIAL INCREASE
IN SEABOARD EARNINGS
REPORT for November shows Growth OF
S1Si,.I2 Net for Month as Com
pared with 1914.

Tn" Seaboard Air Line Railways
earnings for the month OF November
snow substantial Increases over the
same month of last year. The gross
ana net earnings OF the road increased
to a marked extent over those OF last
I"ar. and this was not caused by the
.Grtailn"nt of operating expenses to
any great degree. The road during the
latter part OF last year cut operating,
expenses heavily, hut in recent months
the expenses have been steadily in
creasng
The gross earnings for the month OF
N"vcmhcr aggregated S2.Olll55. "a
against Sl.Tl3,I?S for the same month
OF last %eaT. an Increase OF s2a7.357
IN" operating expenses and taxes OF the
road for the month were si,426..43 "a.
compared with SI,32S,GS5 las, year. an
Increase OF S"S.25S. This makes the
let earnings OF the Scabuard for the
month SaSi,@l2. compared with $3.50
III! year ago. an increase OF SIGa.-
GGa
For tho five months OF the currcn.
fiscal year ending November 20. Tie
gross earnings were SS.So6.-1o. as
against SS."25,0io for the same period
Of last year. an increase OF S2Sl, go.
The operating expenses aud taxcs Tor
this period wcrn s6,5G2.21G. as against
S6.G3o,i25 In 1914 The net earnings
for the period were S9.24t.5o3. as COM
pared with sl.S:l.6i5. a scar ago. an
increase OF t349.SSS
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-12-30
CLERK WILSON COLLECTED
S37,630.66 FOR CHARTERS
'"rp"rnti"n Commission REPORTS I.nrrr
Increase In Volume of Business
for Current Year

During tho year 1919, II large in
crease IN ihc volume of business trans
acted hy tn" state Corporation dcycl-
Ep"d with cach succeeding month In
Inc matter az issuing and amcnding
charters alone the duties OF the ju.ig cs
ana IN" clerical force multiplied az in
no preceding Year since the commits
sion was established
IN thiS department of the commits
SION there were issued during the year
i,l"' charters. amendments. REVEALS
o. charter and mergers, of which
WI were issued to joint stock com
nanl"S IN" maNimum capital author
!"rd III tho issuance Of these charters
amendments, rrvival> and mcryrrs was
>!AN."iN."" OF these corporations six
tA-i"ur ar" nouStock corporations
me "SEr"Gai' ut charter fees col
!t't"d 10y Clerk i;i"hard T. Wilson dur
ing IN" Year WAS S%,.i3o. 90. The fran
''lSoS surrendered and revoked and
aHnu!led ln lHi; wa* about the aver
az" al preceding years. so the net gain
~ taNahl" corporations ON account OF
tn" year" activities will be nnsidcr.
able
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-12-30
Br:TrER SANITATION HAS
AIDED DEPARTMENTS EFFORTS

The reduction in the amour, Of ma
iaria in Richmond has, nevertheless.
been real II has declined stead! IS
with the introduction Of proper sani-
tary facilities. with the elimination OF
staguant pools in which the mularial
mosquito breeds ana in response To
general education ON the subject inn
parted by the Health Department rep
rescntativcs and other agencies.
AS It commercial asset, IL is hard to
ovcrcStimatc the value of being adver-
Used as "a city free from malaria. Yet
that. practically. is the assertion made
III Echnond's behalf by the officers Of
the Health Department wherever they
speak and by tho Chamber OF Commerce
in it's literature Of extension.
The single disquicting factor is the
Health Departments inability. unless
ITS appropriation is materially in
creased. To prosecute on the scale which
Is demanded 10y the needs az tho en-
larEcd city the Investigations and con-
Structivc work which alone make posi-
bic genuine progress in this and other
important fields
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-12-30
FIXES LIQUOR LICENSE AT
$3.50 FOR NINE MONTHS
Permits VIII he Good lntil November
{, 1916. mud VIII Not lie sub
jccf to Rebate.

Tho Council Finance COMMITTEES last
night recommended that the license tax
on the sale Of liquor for the period
between February |, 1916. and Nov"m-
Der | 1916. Toe fixed ut $50. The rec
uiar license tax for the Year il $500,
bat. as prohibition goes into effect on
November !. TIA. saloon owners asked
tina, II proportiouatc license he fixed.
Tl-r" will he no rebates. if the rec
concentration of the Finance COMMITTEES
j. adopted by the Council, and tn" Ii
ocn"c mus; he paid whether the saloon
owner continues IN business or not ar
ter February /.
The committee rccommeu ended that
$500 from tho special vaccination fund
he transferred TO the general expenses
o: the Health department.
Ii was also recommended that S.
$40 hc appropriated 10 pay salaries in
IN" Water department to the end Of
: tin" fiscal year. \ resolution that
former city auditor T.. j. Warren IL"
carried on tn" pay roll ut $1,000 for
cu" year, beginning January /, 1916.
VAS adopted
/ Evcrythin@ else pertaining 10 appro-
Iriatious WAS held over unit! such time
as tho budget for 1915 shall he con-
I sid,rcd. On January i. tho needs OF
the school and Health departments
! Viii come up for consideration.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-12-30
TEST CONSTITUTlONALITY
OF lTINERANT VENDER LAW
I. Rich Seeks to Prove Tint CITY Ordf-
nH"ce Violates Interstate Com
mcrrc Acts.

!. Kich. autionecr incd $500 in Police
Court on Il charge Of selling goods ut
auction without license, sought TO
i.roHe In the Iustiu.s Court ycs,er-
uaN mat the ordinance under which
ne way nncd WAS unconstitutional and
IN violation Of the acts regulating In.
terstatc Commerce.
Mr. Rich was represented by Attor-
ncNs Melvin G. flcgcnhcimcr and Gil
pert Is. Pollock, aud tn" city. BY As
sistant city Attorney George WAYNE
anderson The Richmond Retail Mer-
chants Association, which, has been ac-
tive III III" prosecution OF Mr. Rich.
was represented hy Attorney Leon
Nelson.
Attorney I'lcgcnhoin.r quoted a,
length from numerous opinions i'm an
en"ri 20 prov" that. as tho merchandise
sold by Mr Rich was transported 10
Richmond from outside the state. tho
tax imposed by city ordinance vas
contrary !" Interstate Commerce rcru-
latlons and was unconstitutional
Judge Richardson tool; the case un-
der ndvisemont. II hc upholds tn. con-
t"ntion Of the defendant the case viii
b" automatically ended. II he dccidea
on The other hand that the ordinance
- constitutional tho case ain come
UP for trial u, tho next term Of cour,
Til" ordinance under which Mr. Dich
Was fined requires a tax % 5000 = d,v
aud inc Of 500 Tor each violation
Mr. iici was fined for i've alleged
violations. making - total fine or $500
which. added 20 the tax said 20 he
"w"'i by him. makes q grand total ar
Sh""'. 20 which tho city laws claim.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-12-30
MAY SUCCEED COLLINS
Dr. j. ~. Nlnfrr! strongly Endorsed As
Chief Icnith officer of Hem
rico County.

Dr. j. II. Wufrcy. oc Glen Allen, has
been strongly endorsed by leading citi-
ZcnS Of ll"nrico county AZ successor To
lbr G.. I. Collins, chief health officer
Of llcnri"n. wh" Was fatally injured
several DAYS ago in an automobile ac-
c,dcnt. The name OF the Glen Allen
physician, ii is understood. will be pre-
scented 10 Jud." scott with tho en-
dorscmcnt Of w. &. Saunders. chair
man Of tho Board of Supervisors;
George J. Stoncman. Washington Bot
toms. and II. G. Bcattic.
Or Winfrcy. who is n native Of
buckingham County. has been - resi-
dent Of ltcnrico Tor tho pas, fourteen
years. lie is member of the Glen
Allen BAPTIST Church and chairman Of
its finance committee.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-12-30
HEARING GOES OVER
'S"! weber. Alleged St0rc-ltrcnL
WIZ Us" Tried in Police Court
ON .Iununry u.

Justice trutchnc!d Yesterday con
".,''' summary the ease
AGAINST Roy Wchcr alias SNYDER
elias Tender. alias Jan. who was
arrested Oh TUESDAY on "a charge
- breaking into tho stor" of Tho
kirk- Parrish co. So East I:road
street. or November :, and s,.aliu..
dollars
The same date was So; for the hear
inE al ~" case against Harry Eruncr.
"a" eighteen ycar-oid youth arrested
"Ith Neh"r. ''runcr is hcing held ON
- cHnrs" Of being a suspicious charac-
ter. suspected ot being Il fugitive from
Justice from Washington
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-12-30
QUESTION JURISDICTION
'"'"""''"" NEninst ~tntc md city
hci"E Sought by rrcdrgnr
IRON Works

judge i. Cart"r Scott of tho CITY
''r"n'i Court, Yesterday heard arcu-
Wtnt on THO question as to whether
'n' Injunction proc "t'iu-,s sought 10y
tnt Ircdc:sar iron WORKS AGAINST tho
commonwealth q: Virginia and the riiN
az lurhm"ud cuiuirIur til, state ANA
: IRON collecting alleged erroneous
assessments should u" asked for III his
court cor iu The ilustitgs Court
1h" Tr"depNr Iron Works :.iIcccs
'1't taxes h1N" h"ou assessed against
"''P''\ Nhir" = exempt 'fhr ori;.i
ma question 80. not hrousu up. IN,
~. %uW'nt being rs - tn" Jurisdiction
ar Tho city Circuit; court
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-12-30
>cml-.nnunl Nurses Examination.

The scmi-annual examination OF
graduates from tho nurses ;raiuin :;
schools who seek license to practice
Will hc held by the state BOARD Of EN-
amiucrs Of Graduate Nurses in Rich
mond. january 10. The number at ap-
plicantS for this examination is un-
usually large. There arc now in Rich
mond about 800 registered trained
nurses considerably more than SUM-
cien' 10 supply the local demand.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-12-30
REPORT MADE. ny
HOARD OF 81 t'E.ItNISoIt

The report Of the BOARD Of SUPER
NisorS signed by W. e. Saunders. George
Stonomam and -. y. Nuckols. is as
follows:
we find tho iail in a filthy condition.;
TN" NoorS. windows. cells and cratincs
haiiN In need of u thorough cleaning
In ADDITION to cleaning III" windows.
we recommend thar the inside he white
washed regularly the county furnish
inr tn" linn" and the prisoners to do tn,
work.
we also fnd The Jail insuilcrahlv
warm ana poorly ventilated on az.
count Of the vcm,la;ors not being
opened
We think too much Of the work j.
intruStcd 10 TRUSTEES
We lind that the rccctt escapes were
mao" by Sawin" through In. bars. the
saws ""in@ obtained In some uuknowa
way. but. IN view OF tho faPt ,h:,t ,h.
prisoners arc allowed to retain as much
ms 80 on their person. il IS no, q hard
matter TO bride TRUSTEES ana DISCHARGED
prisoners I" procure these articles
w" th'nk The food scrv.,i is whole
Soni, and abundant
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-12-30
STUART'S SPEAKING DATES
Governor Itns Accepted Invitations tn
Deliver Four addresses Dur
Ing Newt Month.

Governor stuart has accepted iuvi,
iatonS 10 deliver four addresses dur.
inr The month Of January. as follows
sunday. January roung Mems
Christian Association. Richmond: Jan.
nay 4. Association Of Breeders ot Shor,
HON cattle. Lexington. Ky: January
is. Road Builders Association annua
convention. Richmond; January 10
Lees birthday celebration. 10 hc held
ny III" pcopl" Of Louioun County. y,
l.ccSburG.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-12-30
TIIIRFi TWO DEATHS
REPORTED ~ 1907

II know of no other division of the
Health departments work" said Chief
Health officer Levy yesterday. lin
which ". can present as spectacular
Il showing. For the four-ycAr period.
i"6i-u'. IAN average OF twenty-five
deaths from malaria was reported each
year OF ~ | per 100000 inhabitants
In l9"1 thirty-iwo deaths wcr. reported
from this cause. We have brought this
down I" one death this year.
ut is true that these figures do not
represent accurately the comparative
malaria mortality Of the two periods.
IL WAS found. for example that a num-
Der OF tuberculosis deaths during the
earlier period were reported as ina
laria deaths The department. upon it's
rcorGa nization, conducted a rigid in
quiry into the abnornally large death
rat" from malaria. discovering this dis
crepaucy.
While the alarming malaria mortal
itN of former years was. therefore.
largely fictitious, the publication of the
figures injured the city's reputation for
hcnlthfuluesS. lnSiSt.ncc on accurate
returns as 10 the cause Of death was
the chief factor in correcting this dam
aging error
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-12-30
Allowed to Change M. Name

III" petition I" TIC civ Circuit
curt of y NathaniaV Fink ",Stcin that
~" j." allowed t" change his name 20
Nathaniel Fcnton Was granted vcstcr
day by Judge r. Carter scott