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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-10-30

they were refused the town figuring
the road would bay. Ia tui;I ~,
anyway.
Eui tho road didn't have. t.. and ia.
survey Was switched. a sharp turn vas
m;,dc at Arlington. ...iI the ua, ycercd
West ward through rurou. ,nd Iorado
was lcii ten miles Oft tho road. And
th"n - the climax OF III fortune Jav
could WAS persuaded by l.. y Bigger
'uid othcr Hutchinson men 10 build tho
r""" INTO Hutchinson. The Missouri
Pacific made a sharp turn at .N,i,lale.
and pushed northwest through Haven
to Hutchinson
Instead Of i.cr'.do being TIN. junction
OIL Us" load", IT 80" left without any
~ an io"h I"t> mat ina! sold FOR as
hlEh as sl.'"H were not worth the
i"N's. bt. ifradv lost lis fortune and
returned East broken hearted
l-'i"h" sun exists OF the map. There
~ 4 country Si"r" there. aud church
ana = tHial s"h""i hut that is about
an h"f" - not even post Office
nov - iur"! GARNER from Pcna losA
'I'hEihI ia" mail
some on c"rl" write - real drama
'th'u' i'lN"Isih.' Ia. town that was
.'l"IiN S""iI"""d 10y ITS hated rival
'HN"fSi"c WAS pl"u"d by j T.. Eaton
'"" "'hcrS IN 1857, mi" cast Of the
Town OF Arlington. II was thousht
IN" iiIIr"nh would como through there
"h'i M rock isl"'id Wa built. in.
S!!"" "t through Arlington. but II
"''"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-10-30
Sleeping Out Popular

according To the state BOARD q,
iicaith, the custom of ''slccping out" ,Y
growing in popularity ia the STAT. ana
IS daily winning new dcvotses. SIeep
ins porchcs are bcir. huilt on most
modern homes and improv!sed meth
DDS of getting this health Insurance
are rapidly multiplying.
In its weekly bulletin. issued to-day
the board describes some OF The adj
Ntnta"cs of sleeping out. IL saws.
''"t!E'n" evidence OF the good re-
suits OF the fresh air crusade. is 10 be
FOUND IN the large increase i'm ,i.r num-
her of people who have been convinced
mat sleeping out Offers the best pos
Si"ic Sud!anic" against consrInptoI,
ana bronchial complaints. Just AZ fresh
ar Is the most vital factor in the cure
"i consumption. 50 il is OF the great
est value in preventing; the disease
Some. OF the results OF Sleeping
out can never he appreciated until
tho! have been tried. one If tie most
notable is that sleeping out enables :,
person To be comfortable Turing the
d'N with far less artificial heat than
would he required If he slept III Il close
room. Another is the general increase
III bodily viror that follows regular
sleeping out. Some authorities have
claimed that the helpful puysicai eff
fccta OF seven hours sleep III the omen
ar are at least equal to those &C eight
hours sleep in Il closed room. Certain
ii rs that no one wilu has ever learned
the joys OF sleeping OUT has been Will
ing to return indoors unless compelcc
by circumstances to do so.
This is the ideal season of ;hc wear
FOR ihoSc who expect to sleep out This
'nic: To prepare themselves for it,
SIial!y one finds IL difficult and ;,rne.
times positively hazardous 1, begin
sleeping out IN very cold weather. iut
il one begins in the fall and gradually
tones up his system, the coming of
winter VIII only increase the pleas
.nrcS OF sleeping out. 1t is desirable of
course. l." have southern or EASTERN
exposure for . sleeping porch. and To
nave some sort of roof for extreme
weather.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-10-30
Peace Rumors

TO take profits ON certain OF the so =
called war stocks" IN view of an ad
vance which must necessarily have dis .
counted many possibilities. may clearly
be the part 81 wisdom TO sell them on
German peace proposals would bc about
as Intelligent as To have sold United
states bonds snort on the peace talk
in the North during Grants depressing,
experience at cold Iiarbor.
TIL" international p#Ncholog zeal prob
lcm is To some extent susceptible OF
analysis. 1t viii he observed that the
public men of Great Britain and France
are indu!gin" in bitter rcc.iminations.
even as public men in TIL" North did
if;y years ago, They are talking mill =
tary strategy ana finance. They are
talking too much, but they are not talk =
ing peace. Probably pebble opinion IL
not articulatc in Russia to the same
extent as in Britain. France or Italy.
But there is not tn" slightest evidence
of peace talk anywhere among the
allies
In Germany there seems TO be the
fam liar unity OF action and spec ch
anon" the directing minds. TO SAY moth :
ing Of the well controlled organs ot
what may be assumed To lie the Cor
man -cudiValcn; OF public opinion. In
Germany. then. tho situation lis exactly
opposite to that Of the allies There
is unity OF action. AN absence Of re-
examinations. In spite of many obvious
plumbers, and widely general peace talk.
1t is truc that the terms suggested
sound ridiculous. lat the peace scmti-
mont is there, and the significant thing
is that ii is all in one place, all on one
side.
y parallel might he tukon from ~
iarG" Speculation in stocks. The :Spccu =
lHtor adventures as much as will pro-
t,Ct his first vcnturc--SaN At Campai:n
against France and Russia. lie has TO
commit himself farther. with no chance
to unload. on the solvent of another
factur--say, in this ease. Great Britain.
In spite OF this handicap. he succeeds
by his oWr purchases in biddiu. up
the price Of his stock to figures cuuiva-
lent Ia mos; OF IiclS ium. part Of France,
Russian Poland, and part OF Serbia.
lie has put up margins consisting OF
the admitted limit of taxation. billions
Of public debt. his colonies aud his
entire export trade.
iut he has undoubtedly advanced the
price, by increasing his commitments
and reducing his collateral what he
wants now is to iind Il market IL which
To unload. If hc can make peace now,
he can retain some of-thc paper profit q
Of his gamble. Sut if he cannot. every
day makes his position in such Il
market more pcrilous. No wonder he
is talking Of peace. The Confederate
States did that in 1861 with Sympa =
thrtic support in parts OF the North,
such as Germany is not receiving from
indivi duals among the allies, however
much they may suuabblc and blundcr-
Wall street Journal.
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SEEN ON THE SIDE
TO-NtOrrp,,.

Yes. know life's filled with sadness.
AS you say.
Md that there is little gladness
ON your way:
liui don't future troubles borrow.
Tut your bets down on morrow
That's the day.
Why we'd all he broken hearted
If we let
Dreams that nourishcd and departed
Make us fret:
'Tribulation'S tit for ScoruiuS.
There's fresh chance every morning
You may get,
Even If hard luck pursue YOU.
Don't give in:
Though Dame Fortune fail TO WOO YOU
Try to grin:
There's an end TO all this SORROW
Keep II stout heart for Tomorrow
.\nd you'il win.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-10-30

Democratic State conN for the Supreme
Court of Missouri. without opposition. and
by reason OF his peculiar ftEess for the bench
and his personal popularity. he led the ticket
when the vote was counted.
lie was the typical Virginia gentleman
Added 10 all OF the attributes OF one of that
school, his was 4 commanding physique He
was the sor: OF man people looked upon with
innate respect. whether they knew his ability
Or position Such men no; affected by
the knowledge OF their own qualifications or
the praise OF the world.
We hear in this age that men of the school
of which he was type few. This is not
strictly true We must remember that the
environment is different. There are more
men of this school than think. and be-
cause there are more they are less con
Spicuous Nevertheless. such Il man as War
wick llough was conspicuous to the day OF
his death.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-10-30
The Voice 5f the eoDle


!" VA" Editor OF Tho Times Disp,;.h.
SRI read the communication i'm ,,,,r -, =
Like MI Jones. condemn that infnnn,S he,
chA IKE. i'aib;'rons decd. much so that II I
'puih Sa'ncf an inc Gus. words OF all th, s;..
OF seven Thousand languages and dialc.ts ana
hulupiN Them I" the greatest extent pnssiLI,
~ '' memo 'itS, "nd then cuss through All ctcr-
my could not cuss with sufficient eatisf,r-
,loh the ue,non who fred that shot in tho
hr"ast Of Il helpless woman. Nv
l'ul 'crc - onr objcction--onlv ".,"-,o Nj,
.omc* arti"ic' lie SAYS: oh. tho burba ror :
s',nueren man noble friend In" dog. |: H.
Richmond. Va. pctobcr IS 1915 "
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-10-30

p'HcF tn W.
IlitSC street I tread

Again the village street tread
Amid the scenes so new so old.
rho quiet road still lies ahead
ana autumn shadows drcar and cold !;
y patch OF mellow sunlight here
Ahd there as in The days gone by.
INC brighter days when life flowed
clear
hchcath Il warmer. sumner sky.
Oh: happy days Of mcnory.
Deep buried in IN, tired heart
! were too wild and sweet for nc
To iinS abroad DER street and MARI,
To share with those who knew us not,
kiskinS Il thoughtless laugh or sheer:
Then stay with me and cheer my lot,
fc mystic dreams Of ycsteryear.
j. |. DAILY. New York Sun.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-10-30
Lost DnupliIn.


Who vas the lost dnupiiiu", rnT;L.rr
ne record Is clear as to AL the children Of
,ou'S Nv. or France and Marie .>n;oincttc. OK
'epl son, VINO ,iSappca red from public knovI
r"Ec after the execution of his mother TIKI.
prince Is known - tho lost dauphiu." his
cider brother having died in prison, in 10,
Many stories arc told. and several buuIls have
been published dealing, with his fortunes ~.
IS commonly believed to have lived i'm Amer
lea Tor the remainder of his life after an IS
cape from France. but one knows with r,, .
iainty anything about him
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-10-30
\ Case for Experts

\ LII Richmond has vital interest in the
a selection OF thc best design for the
monument 10 "Stonewall" Jackson. There
should I've no mistake. Ii there is disagree
ment il the committee, as appears 10 he the
case. il would seem proper to call for expert
advice. There are scnlp,Ors of eminencc
outside the competition. quite capable OF pass
ing judgment on the artistic merits of the SOY
era compositions. Their ruling need not be
accepted as hnal. but it would be helpful to
the lay members OF the committee. Ger
tainly. there is no great hurry. Richmond
has waited fifty years TO build a monument,
TO Jackson and can AFFORD 30 wait ono year
more
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-10-30

Prince Won Bucow's arrival i'm I.ucerne is
said To mean an cndcavor to work out some
formula for presentation to the Pore with a
View OF ending the war. If the cX-Chauccllor
OF Germany finds no more favor AT the Vatican
now IMAM he did in his efforts 80 keep Italy
FROM declaring war, his mission will have no
more result than "a FOOLS GRAND.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-10-30

The Farmrillc correspondent OF the Appon;t-
toN Times NirSnan writes: Since prc.ident
7" 'iSoh rather taught at l!umpden- Sidney and,
ne us boy played in old Cumberland and Or.
'raEsons mother lived in Farinvillc | am
hoping some day he will motor this way either
with the sweetheart or the newly married wife
ma we Will see to it that he ,sets apple pic
From the Farmvlle dispcnsary or tn, home
baked variety:
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shakespeare fur Everybody.

For the lady -killcr-"God shield us-a lion
among ladies is; most dreadful thing: foy there
is not u more fearful wild fowl than Your lion.
living Midsummer Nights Dream. I'LL /.
For the icklc-''I am feather for each wind
that blows Winters Tale. ii >
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-10-30

Are the colors in these shirts warranted
t"si inquired ihc prospective customer.
without qualification" replied tho iiaber-
iashcr's oblSinG clerk. II have sold these gar
ncnts 10 members of the fastest in town
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-10-30

Telescope Man the t'orncr---This ,ha
hunters moon in it's last quarter
Man on Iii" tppers-Shc amt got nothin' on
me. I'm my last.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-10-30
Warwick iinr.h. ,ir.ini,u

WIAi}WlCK IiorGH, former Judge OF the
~ supreme Court Of Missouri died in S,
Louis October -. lie was born in Loudoun
count! TINS state seycnty-ninG years ago
In the War Between The States he was on the
staff OF Observation-Disclosures I.eonidas Polk
He went TO Kansas CITY after the war, and AT
once became a'successtul member Of the bar.
a few years after, nc was nominated by the
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-10-30
Proof Positive.

she don't think YOU love me "ny lpn2er
He-Why do YOU say that"
!hc-liccausc after breakfast :i,i# morning
YOU fed some of the biscuits I had made dear
little Fido--and know what YOU think of that
dog
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-10-30
New "IblAtc."

i'icnd is trying to lind the words lately
heil= sung. he is informed. to tho air pixie :"
can YOU aid him: CIiAS II \NiI.I III
We snail tie pleased to print the words re-
t'iicd I" II some reader will send COP
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Queries anci Answers


lease tell me the author OF Lot ana con
pany." Miss l.. T..
WIZ Lexington Comfort
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-10-30

The man who insists on telling YOU his troubles
is nearly as black blot on the face Of creation
~ III" man who refuses listen 10 YOURS
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-10-30

about that Some down homcrs' arc terribly
sot In their ways" and Floor Leader liitchin
Is said to be one of that brand.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-10-30

Gluhhs WHY are YOU certain that man is
an inmate Of the ylum and NOT one uf the
physicians attendants"
Stubs because hc appears So rational aud
Intelligent.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-10-30

The coming Of nr. Koo as Chinas represcn-
tativo TO this country will make Mr. Bryan
wish he was back on the job
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-10-30
Can Shipping Bill BE Rcppaicdn

nESPlTE all the agitation against the
- La Toilette shipping bill despite a wide
spread opinion that certain clauses OF the
measure place a heavy and unwarranted bur
den on the American merchan, marine par
ucnlarly on the Pacific Ocean, strong doubts
are entertained OF the success OF The effort
to obtain the laws repeal
The measure was introduced by Republi-
can, il must be remembered. in Il form much
more drastic than that of its final passage
II was passed by Republican votes as we'll as
those OF Democrats. Its provisions for as
surfing better treatment Of scamcn are SO
manifestly fair and appeal powerfully 10
the American sense OF fair play that they
are attacked by their opponents only nv in
direction.
With d presidential campaign nearing the
prospect OF repeating this measure seems
highly doubtful, for Republicans and Demo
crdls as well will avoid Il course that would
be very likely to cost them organized iaDors
support
Ii may be that. with this measure dis
conraging private enterprise, the country will
turn TO President Wilson's plan for a MGR
chant marine controlled by a government
boari II is not 1T all impossible.
II may have been overlooked by outsiders
that Premier Botha achieved notable victory
i'll the election of South Africa; but il must
victories of late have not been as numerous
as The country wished tor.
Gcrmany's statement OF defense for the
execution OF Edith Cavcll is not as tardy as
that countrys statements about the I.usitania
tragedy and other Offrnscs. There's a
reason
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-10-30

Published every day In the year b! The
fimcs-Dispntch Publishing Company. the. Adj
dress all communications to THE TIME:S-DiS-
PATCH. Timc>-Dispatch nuihiuG. 10 south
Tenth Street. Kichrund. Va.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-10-30

II w"uld hc great reunion if the rubber
plants of BROOKLYN could come down here and
meet tho Richmond ruhbers.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-10-30
Kaiser
and
on Kissing

by the way that law is enforced
Technically. war progresses morally il is alta
NiStic. and 40 nation can, without shocking. and
anEerinG the world do al that it is entitled
To do under letter Of military law. 1t is three
centuries since England stopped killing womc!
Tor the offcnSc OF which Edith ,'avcu was
guilty Is that 81 measure of the degree 10
which German mlitarisn is out Of touch with
the progress of the civilized world"-Sprinp-
field tMass. y Republicans
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-10-30

There is deal OF curiosity rs 10 why ahc
Kaiser and Ambassador Gerard met The other
day. if they did. Maybe il was to match
eagles OF play a game of checkers
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-10-30
The Fall
of
Y iNi;lni

HTHIT" lNVlI TIC
den turn in the iia lkans, the opposition concern
tratcd its attacks upon tho .linistrv Of War
under Millcrand. In the name Of national
unity crisis aNcrtcd. but in the creation
of no less than four under ministers of war
there was confession that the War Office had
made mistakes. With the diplomat tic iiaSco in
the ;alkanS the attack naturally swrrycd 10
DclcaSSc. but, as il now, that did moi
aiit% opposition 1t was assumed that Nvaai
had quarrclcd with Delcasse, and that the l,t-
t"TS dcpHrturc meant II new polio! in accord
:thcc with the desires Of the parliamentary r,; q.
j"riiy. To-day It would appear that Niviani is
held responsible for Eclcassc's mistakes either
10y cooperating with him in Il disastrous policy
or by failing assert himself in sufficient
time to prevent the unhappy n he
Halkan..-Ncw York Evening Post
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-10-30

The fall OF the Niviani min
istrN may be plainly ascrihed to
The dissa abstraction :.roused by
the Cabinets general conduc; Of
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-10-30
Business
the Main
Trunk

would I've tho life OF Great iri-
tain without manufacturing and trade" I'm
modern literature Great Isritai stands no high
CT than this country, while in science and music
she is not the equal of Germany. Taking tho
world through, and merely the Enrl sb-
speaking part OF ii. France commands more
attention than Great Britain the field of
modern books. British literature british arr
tSGch AS II ISL, British music (Which Is more
nearly worth whiic). and all the finer and more
durable accomplishments Of an educated so
ciciy merely branches Of human activity
sprinGinE from the nourishnr and supporting
trunk OF fritish business. If Great Britain
were suddenly deprived of the ability Ia make
things and sell them, her literature art music
and science would perish infallibly as the
rivuict disappears when the spring runs dry
Hartford Courant.
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THE TIMES. Founded. Observation-Disclosures. ISSS
THE DlSrATCH. Founded. ............. 1870
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-10-30

TELEPHONE. RANDOLPH 1,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-10-30
Current Editorial Comment

The civilization or country
Is TO he judged not by its mill.
tarE law. which is "A blanket
covering almost everything I'm,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-10-30

What is tho main trunk in
The life of every organized ma
'i"n that exists" IL is business.
Think II over for Yourself. What
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-10-30

Woonsockct is the latest OF Rhode Island
cities 20 take up the question of onc-way
streets Providence Il. l.. Journal There
is one thing about such a question in any
town in the fine old State: the way can't be
long
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-10-30

Il? lir'rs-Di%ratrh Carrier Deliver! Service
III Ei"h:nnG 'nnd "u;urbSb and Petersburg;
Daily with sunday. wrrl, .-.... IL cents
Dali! without sunday, one week ..... 10 coats
sunday un!H Observation-Disclosures. = cents
The Mankato free press., 1915-07-23
Juanita Jones Recovered Property
That Slipped Away While She
Came From Show Grounds.

Miss Juanita Jones of st. Peter. ON
her return from the circus last even
ing 10 the residence of Mrs. ]. G.
Holmes. So; North sixth street, where
sne mas Deen visiting. lost her mesh
handbag. containing gold watch,
S1.50 In change and some stamps, but
the handbag was found by Mrs. Neis
Larson OF Owatonna street, who re-
turned Ii to the owner this morning
Miss Jones, on leaving the circus. to-
gether with Mrs. Holmes. slipped thu
handbag into the pocket of her rain
| coat.
Later she took of the sraincoat
while walking home along Front street
near the Milwaukee crossing. ant
carried the garment. In some way thu
handbag dropped out OF the pocke
/ and Il was fortunate that II got int
honest hands. The watch was higl
school commencement gift from he
parents.
| The handbag was found by Mrs
Larson near the grocery store of, Flo
Pugh e Brockmeyer. Miss Jone
placed an advertisement this mornin
in The Free Press for the handbag.
was shortly after that time that Mrs
Larson called up The Free Press, Civ
ing notice that the handbag had bee
found.
The Mankato free press., 1915-07-23
Albert Gordon Reiterates That He Did
Not Cut Up Michael Murray.
His Story.

Albert Gordon, who was recently
held 10 the grand jury on the charge
OF assaulting Michael Murray OH the
circus grounds with razor last Mon
day night. and is now in the. county
jail. today reiterated his declaration
OF innocence He declares that he was
not on the spot when the assault oc-
CURED. but was away over near the
horse tent. He had been hauling wat
er, and was talking with another man
over there. He says he was born at
Toronto, is thirty-six years old, and
has no home and no relatives whom he
knows.