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NOTICE-Executor
EXECUTORS NOTICE.

VIRGINIA TRUST COMPANY.
Richmond. va. Nov II. 1915.
THIS company and David G. Whitehead
and Mrs Iylah G. charleton having
qualified rs executors of the estate OF
sons having claims against said estate
Viii please present them at this office
for payment, and those indebted to the
estate viii please make payment TO
tho undersigned.
VIRGINIA TnUST COMPANY.
One of the Executors or the Estate OF
John r. Chnrleton.
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BY SUTTON & CO.. INC.
Auctioneers.

SALE OF SUBURBAN HOMES ANE
THE CORPORATE LIMITS Or TIL
CITY OF RICHMOND AND TO THE
EAST OF THE MECHANiCSNILLE
TURNPIKE.
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WANTED, to sell my 9-room brick.
modern homo; good repair, and n
bargain price, $500. Cash or terms.
Address Owner. y 6lG, care Times Dts /.
patch
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PIONEERING PLANTs-BULBs

SEND for catalogue OF winter flower
ing. decorative plants and bulbs.
Singer tho Florist. Route 30, Harrods-
burg Ky.
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SHOES.
THINNING AND PLUMBING

PLUMBING work Of all kinds. Prompt
attention given to all jobs, largo or
small. For quick service, call Madison
2ol'. Gillian & Shaw. 625 East Main
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EXECUTORS NOTICE.

VIRGINIA TRUST COMPANY.
Richmond, Va, Nov. IL. 1915.
THIS company. aud Joseph L. Allen
estate or Joseph T. Alien. ali persons
having claims against said estate will
please present them ut this Office for
payment. and those indebted to the
estate will please make payment 10
the undersigned.
VIRGINIA TRUST COMPANY.
Co ES ecutor of the Etate OF Joseph
Il. Allen.
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WANTED-iousehoid Goods

HIGHEST cash price pad for second
nand furniture In any quantity Call
fardolnh ISIS
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400 white mon and women Join mod
, tcrn protective order. Special otter
open See Mr.. Dickinson, 1916 East
nfoau.
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FOR sALE-Household Goods

and 9xt2 drnggets. Big lot offered
for sale. These are bargains. cobb
s E,arnitnre CT, CO, i"e l425 East Main
FOR sale. open Franklin heater. perfect
condition, si.5O: Will exchange for
on heater or hru.get ilG South Firth
Street. Randolph 325a.
WE nave Improved drophcad Singer
J sewing machines. $500 to So. see
Inc. 14a5 East Main street Randolph
OPEN t .i Heater. $3.50. set up
tires. inclSd,ms pipe Southern Eur
PARTY leaving city wishes to sell on
rent furniture for 6-room house:
hoTse can be rented reasonably Adj
drets "Houae.' care Times Dispatch.
WE have several slightly used Davcn.
ports Big values: $40 and $3.50.
Street. Randolph. 5Sf6.
RARGAINs.We have bargains in din
Ing room furniture. Sec us and save
money; easy terms. Main street Eur
niture Co, Inc. 1929 East Main Street
FURNITURE exchanged IN the most
t,urniiure Co. East Broad street.
sEwERAt mcomet" heaters slightly
Cash or credit. Southern Furniture
Co, East Broad street.
SEE our special on the big four couches.
$3.50 to $1,000. Cobb Furniture Co.
Inc. 1926 East Main street Randolph
FURN!TCRE-We carry fun line of
FURNITURE at low prices Ge, our
prices and save money: easy terms:
both new and second hand Main street
Furniture Co, Inc. 1i2g East Main
Street
HOT BLAST Heaters exchanrel for
buy your old heater or any other ar
exchange for anything in our store.
.aay terms southern Furniture Co. :
East Broad.
ONE lot Of assorted selc-fcedcr heaters
: various styles and sizes. Your price
so Fart Main street. Randolph 5SlG.
VERY handsome antique mahogany he'd
r. Phone Madison Asst
SPECIAL for Monday. large rugs. OK
ceptioi'al values. 81 each. Cobb Fur
nitur" Co. Inc. i425 East Main Street.
Randolph 1916.
SEVERAL So rockers in Imitation ma
,,o n"fian n;, y i';tle "hon Worn, TO he
,ure co. Eas, Broad.
RoI.LEH top desk, "a irches in IeDutj,
,.slo This IL - good value. Southern
r9rallnre %. : East Hroad.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Goods.
HIGHEST cash price Ia:a for second
nand furniture In any quantity Call
E..oolnh aSl6
FOR SALE-NchicIes.
.--------------
FOR sale. ! two-horse wagon double
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FOR sale. desirable storehouse,
dwelling. outhouscs and large va
cant lots attached. at Mineral, Va. n
thriving town 80 miles from Richmond,
OH main line OF G. & O. II. r., or would
rent all or a part of same to right
party reasonable: Apply TO Box 1f6,
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Observation-Disclosures.

w ANJED, lease or rent small hotel or
nosltioir--iS. superintendent or over
seer on t"rih by cnpc.ienccd party with
small i;,mily.-G. X care George cal
iowat. ,!tyiToints Na.-thr
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AUCTION Sales.--future Days
BY POLLARD & BAGBY,
Real Estate Auctioneers.

COURT SALE BY AUCTION
OF
TW0.ST0Rf FRAME DWELLING
KNOWN AS No. 52l SOUTH HARRI-
son STREET: ALSO VACANT LOT
IN REAR OF THE ABOVE DWELL
ING. ON CLARKE STREET
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FOR S.aIE--Rcai Estate

FOX SAFE. lots on Leonard Avenue,
Colonial Place Address Box 90 SAN
ford. y. G.
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CARPET CLEANING.

CARPETS. druegcts and rugs thor
ouchly renovated at very reasonable
prices Lady solicitor wAtetl. Call
Randolph 1885,
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MISCELLANEOUS WAITS.

boards. tables. high post beds. clocks
old gold and silver, brass andirons.
tenders, candle sticks, in fact, anything
old Write me what YOU have. j. *.
Beard. 10 West Main. Madison G307.
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l. Charles o. Saville, clerk OF said
court. do hereby certify that the bond
required OF said special commissioners
by the said decree, entered iii said
cause oil the 4th of November, 1915
has been duly given.
Given under my hand this nth No
vember, 1915.
CHAS. o. SAVILLE.
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FOR SAIE-siachincry,

FOR sale. several Aood boilers. sizes
from 6-horsc power to i0-horsc
power We will give YOU a bargain
in q boiler Madison POS. James q
Smith & TO.
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MEETINGS

THE ATLANTIC LAND AND IN
PROVEMENT COMPANY
Office OF the Secretary
NOTICE is hereby given that the reg
ular annual meeting OF stockhold-
ers OF the ATLANTIC Land and Improve
flee of the company In tile city or
Richmond. Va, on TUESDAY. the 10Th
day of November. 1915. at 1880 O'Clock
T.. NJ.
II. l.. BORDEN
Secretary.
ATLANTIC COAST LINE RAILROAD
COMPANY.
Office OF the Secretary
NOTICE is hereby given that the reg
ular annual meeting of stockholders
OF the Atlantic Coast Line Railroad
Company will be held at the office OF
the company In the city of Richmond
Va. on TUESDAY, the 10th day OF No.
rcmbcr. 1915. at IL o'clock A. NJ The
transfer books Of the company viii
close "Wednesday, November o. 1915. Mt
o'clock +. NJ. and will be reopened
on "Wednesday, November II. 1915. at
II. l.. BORDEN.
Secretary
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TUESDAY. NOVEMBER IS. 1915,

TUESDAY. NOVEMBER rs, 1915,
mt o'clock p. NJ,
We will soil as running business the
confectionery store and fruit stand To-
cntsd at No; 7ao West Bread Street.
Cigarettes CONNECTIONS. etc. Show :
cases. Cash Register, handsome Soda
Fountai-i. Wall Case. etc
Will offer as II whole. only with the
privilege OF renewing lease on prem
ises ut present rental for one year, or
remove goods Ii desired.
This is Il very good location for this
class of business.
THE VALENTINE AUCTION co.
huctioueers.
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PLANTS for sale, early Jersey Wake
ucld, Charleston succession cabbage. .
big Boston lettuce. and ) years old
nrivet for hedges Address w. ".
Wiufrce. T., +. u, Broad street Road,
Glen Allen Va
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LADIES' TAILOR

II YOU WANT AN UP-TO-DATE SUIT,
SEE J. KATE. RiCliMOND'S ENCLI--
SlNE LADIES TAILOR, Oh NORTH
SECOND
IN town makes q speciality OF altering
all kinds Or garments &c the latcst
fashion. Price, modern suits made to
order from your own material complete.
$50. coats, So, with silk lining. Raleigh
Apartments. Harrison and Franklin.
phDn" Madison 1929.
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ADOPTION

4 pretu, iVby boy. 3 months old. per
fecily healthy. Will BE given TO per
son who can furnish good references.
Apply 100 West Clay Street city.
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PARTY leaving city wishes to sell OF
rent furniture for 6-rDom house !:
hoSse can be rented reasonably. Ad
drehs "tIouse, care Times Dispatch
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FOR SALE-Nchicles.
FOR SALE-Business.

FOR sale, nm elccan; busy corner cio-
Gerry. with living rooms VIII sarrf-
flee for luck sale TO close our bust
ness. \ 662. care Times Dis,atch
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GOLD AND SILVER.

WANTED 10 buy for cash old gold and
silver. Fine watch and ieweiry re-
pairing a specially. p. G. Meyer Jew
nlry Co. 81 West Broad Street
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To the creditors OF 4. 4. SIMS, Jk..
OF Richmond, in the County Of Hen
rico, and district aforcsaid--Bank-
rupt
Notice Is hereby given that on tn.
18th day of November. y. d.. 1915, the
said g. 7. SIMS. JR., was duly nd
Indicated bankrupt. and that tho first
meeting of his creditors will be held
in my office. Rooms Nos S02 and SOB.
American National Bank Building.
Richmond. Va. on the 23D DAY OF
NOVEMBER. ~. D.. 1915. at 10 o'clock in
the forenoon. Mt which time the said
creditors may attend. prove their
claims, appoint n trustee. examine the
bankrupt. and transact such other bust
ness as may properly come before said
meeting.
THOS. b. SNEAD
Referee In Bankruptcy
November L. 1918
IN THE DISTRICT COURT 'Or THE
UNITED STATES FOR THE EAST
ERN DISTRICT OF VIRGINIA.:
In the matter of No lTIh
NELSON WILLIAMS, JR. in
Bankrupt. | Eankrliptcv
NOTICE OF FIRST MEETING OF
U-nIpnpc
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BfCICLkS AND MOTORCYCLES.
FOR sale. ono 1915 model Indi, n
motorcycle. with side car. 40S West
Broad.
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SOTICE-Bankrupt

IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
UNITED STATES FOR THE EAST
ERN DISTRICT OF VIRGINIA,
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DRESSNIAKING AND MILLINERY.
ONE piece and evening dresses made
50 each. 511 North Fourth street
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The Voice of the People
At ii: Shrines Of Memory.

TO the Editor Of The Times. Dispatch:
town and the old rooftr.c. and 10. VIVA, changes
time has wroush, ~, in the three decades lying
the visit to memory's shrnes this beautiful
heavens and foods with his golden light the land
scape Of yorc. but now so changed with new
gone forever! True there are not few familiar
sights. including the old village churches cone
early. sunday school days and the worship
made With hands eternn TS the h 'a". H9t
Some OF the old dwellings still abide. but OF
The corner grocery is no more The coniec-
,onsrs fhsn is G by an de-
place 10 temple of justice of splendid appear
the old buildings hell seem still to ioat ON the
air This, old bell was wont to ring out the
sound the fnneTai lsnei to announce o pubic
9 IL fnE ans fs Old FORMS h ns
faces seen chiefly in mcmory's glass; only
But the holy Of holes s.o Of this memorys shrine
pretty and prosperous Porous t9wn As here we bow
the loving smiles Of yore. we look back from from
past and live over again the days that are gone
countings OF the companionships, scenes and as
OF That sse n w nioM
from the lamp Of Christian faith. which is an
that beyond these voices there is a land of
by tears.
The Louisa Of to-day is stnl a pretty. thriving.
cultured little town. Banks have succeeded the
barroomS, the streets neat and wcll-keDt
long line Of stores gives evidence Of good trade.
There good schools and churches, and AZ fine
a citizenship as this land can boast From this
goodiy old town and county have gone forth men
and women who have blessed the world and
reflected honor upon their native heath.
All hail. old Louisa, The sun still shines
brightest. the flowers still bloom the farcst the
birds sing sweetest aud kindly hearts nowhere
beat truer than here. where wo now revcrently
low at the memory shrines of halowcd past.
w. NJ. BICKERS.
Richmond. Va. November 49, 1916.
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Pooling Aviators

Perhaps :he most amusing service
which the front supplies falls TO the
lot Of painters who before the war
astonished the uninitiated public by
their works in cubism and tho other
contemporary movements in painting
founded or cubism. \ score Of these
men, some of whom are fairly well
known in the painting world. have
turned .camouheurs." or painters OF
decoys to deceive the cneiny's aerial OBJ
servers.
one of the most brilliant feats ac-
cumplishtd by Sore OF Them who were
out in Champagne not long before the
present offensive was begun WAS the
painting OF canvas road about z kilo-
meter long. The painted canvas was
noisted on poles over the real road, and
for many days columns OF French in
fantry marched under the canvas from
one deep communication trench 10 AN :
otlI,r il order 20 reach the various dis
tributiou points to which they had been
assigned in connection with the com
ing attack. The painters did the cam
vas in four days and put il up in one
day. whereas il would have taken a
regiment Il week To have dug enough
deep communication trenches TO have
permitted OF the rapid passage Of the
troops
advantage of permitting the columns to
march freely ard rapidly OH hard roads.
instead of struggling through the mud
or deep trenches. French aNiators how
cred over the canvas ROAD in order To
test II lriorc IL was used. and all -.
them reported tlat II looked exactly
like q hard road. |: was fodnd that the
%lrata-.n could no: be used. however
neither curly in the morning ncr late
in the afternoon, OF account IF the
length OF the shadows for ahadows
show up like ink spots on paper from
far above and the running file of
shadows along the side of the bare
road would have given away the trick
10 the enemy.
The familiar principles of optical sci.
cncc. 80 we'll known t. pairters and
particularly TO contemporary radical
painters have been widely nmplcycd IN
hiding artllery pieces walls. sand
bags, blockhouses and even convoy
wagons. In general any highly spotted
sGriace suffices TO deceive the eye as
regards stationary objects. For Il field
piece q yellow barrel, one red wheel
and one green one. blue and white
stringpiece and a black caisson suffice
To prcvent.-Paris Correspondence, New
York Sun
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News Of Fifty Years AGO

At a meeting of the stockholders OF the Rich
m"nd and York River Railroad the following
dent: Richard Morton. secretary and trcas,,rnr
directors: William c. Paine Abral ham wnrw.ic,.
franklin Stearns. John PurcclI and Alexander
Dudley. ''
Governor pierpont yesterday received from
Washington pardons for Thomas NJ Jones and
fiili carter. Of this city.
proves OF pickpockcts from the North are
aSain intestins Richmond and other Vjro
towns. SIhey must think the war left n great
""ai OF loose change in this part the country
hN-Govcrnor Morehcad. of North Carolina ana
). l., tdniunds of Halifax County. registered
III 'he Ballard. Governor Morchcad. who is an
extensive cotton manufacturer. Is here on bust
Tess. ana II Is said lie seeks to establish a cot
ION factory in this city OF in Petersburg.
The 5-ccnt shinplastcrs. much needed for
,ha , are very scarce in this city and in other
parts OF the South. and ncv- supply is to hc
scht this way from Washington.
grand tournament came OFF a. "kenmore"
the ball which followed night Miss Fannie.
i'oSgett was crowned queen of love and beauty
pE l. Mccracken. Misses Laura peyton Alice
Ioie and Laura Curtis were crowned maids Of
honor by Messrs. II. NJ Terrell. T. H. cole and
L. NJ Mills.
The last patients have been removed from tho
FcGeral hospital At Hampton. and the buildings
VIII be sold al auction by the government.
South Carolina wants 10 nav b.r ;n,..r,,,
revenue taxes in bunch in state bonds and
thus avoid having United states collectors there
but Secretary Mccullough says Their. is no law
authorizing such operation.
Robert Tyler, Of EN- President TYLER who
hold an Important position in the Confederate
Treasury Department. has been pardoned bv
President Johnson
Mrs. Mary Scott has been appointed post.
m'rtrcss at Milford Caroline County.
The Farmrille Journal. "a weekly PAPER has
10 en- revived by y. NJ. Cowan, who has taken the
o,herwis. qualified himself for Virginia Jour
nnlisn
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If the United States has bccn ,,,dc
the base of raids on British COM
mcrcc. our government cannot make
itself too active In prosecuting thos.
responsible for violating neutr,Ii,v
American ensign and dispatch her as
tensibly on commercial voyage. which
nj sea is abandoned for 4 commerce
destroying raid under the German flag
Is To Initiate the methods BY which the
Confcdcratcs got their British built
cruisers TO the open ocean. so clcverly
ana they manage. so careful We're they
To see that all the evidences Of ncu i.
trail ownership were preserved To the
last minute possible. that Il british adj
ministration when called to account by
the United states could say. With truth
that no an armed vessel had left the
ports OF Great Britain to prey on the
merchant feet Of the Union. The United
States easily riddlcd this defense by
showing that the Confederate cruisers
were met at some rendezvous on the
open sea. beyond the three mile limit
BY vessels carrying their batteries ana
wariike equipment Once this tender
came In sight the British flag the Con-
fedcratc vessel had been displaying
came down and that OF tho confcdcrac.
was raised III its place. Then followed
the transfer OF guns. men. amnuni-
ton and stores, and the Confederate
commerce destroyer was read TO de
part on her mission. The letter OF the
law had been respected: only tho spirit
had been violated. This violation ul-
tinately cost Great Britain $4,000. 900
paid in satisfaction OF what were
known as the Alabama claims"
Apparently our government has made
up its mind to find out what there II
In the stories current that certain Ger
mans ana certain Americans nave by
white washed" sales o. vessels got to-
Gctacc off South American and Gulf
trade routes small squadron OF COM
nerce raiders which, under the Ger
man Nag. interfere or seek 10 interfere
with the transit OF petroleum from
MeXico ~ Great Eritaim. The govern
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What are the facts iii the Barbara Fricrcnie
matter" How did the story reach Whittier:
What does her nophcw say Of il? Who is she
and what Is her age? DIR
You would about as w.ll ask us for tho
truth in some escapa'ic OF Venus. the two ladies
being as to their actions. about equally hcroinns
of my tholoEy, and i. 'irccnl"f and u Ma Sc about
equally Obliged I" draw upon their imagination
Tor their facts. No knows story
reached Mr.. Whittier. Any of the thousand
touS ueS OF Fame may he Responsible Mrs
Frietchie was the wife Of \ substantial citizen
of Frederick. said TO have descended from one
of the Hessian captives at Yorktown She was
ninety six and "bcdriddcn" at the time when
General Jackson. with some OF his staff rode
rapidly through Frederick hours IN adj :
vance of his army, going mp tho street locally
known Mill Alley about 300 wards from
Mrs. Frcitchc's home and then. out of the
town almost due west 10 Antic,am. Nalcrius
Ebert. Mrs FrietchieS nephew II admins ra-
tor of her husbands estate. prints his letter
first in the Baltimore sun for August 20 1874
and the statements above virtually all from
that letter. Mrs. Frctchic died December Is
1862.
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In Darkest RUSSIA.

In a recent consular report on adj
vertisinS in Russia il is stated that
this art is at very low point in the
dominions Of the Car. 1t is only in
the largest cities that any use is made
of modern advertising methods, and in
many instances these arc rather crude
ly carried out.
Newspaper advertising secures but
little publicity, as the papers are very
limited In circulation. The number of
newspapers and periodicals has in
creased materially In the last few
years. but the readers. are still quite
limited. Altogether there are about
1000 periodicals published In Russia.
of which $40 are political, 225 religious,
1870 medical, 1876 agricultural and 40
deal with trade and industry. About
i.5S5 Of these are published in Rus
sian. ga in Polish. 81 in German, IL in
Lettish, IS I'm Esthonian, 81 in Hebrew,
6 I'm French and others in Chinese,
Mongol, etc. In tho polyglot pcriod-
Gals German, French and English ar
ticlcs appear occasionally.-Wall Street
journal.
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mcnt may well feel "A double interest
in this matter.
VIII GrcRt Hritnin HIVE n BIZ.

mcnt may well feel "A double interest
in this matter.
VIII Grent britain HIVE "a BIN.
In the first place it should do its
utmost to bring to Justice those per-
SONS who within it's jurisdiction.
Americans or Germans. may have pro-
mold hostile enterprises againnt
British commerce. In following this
up evidence that VIII hc Of value to II
hereafter. since there is the possibility
that ~ may have a hill for DAMAGES
rendered 10 IL by Great Britain when
the "ar IL over. No on" can susi,cc;
any high, responsible Official of the
United states Conniring at the escape
OF Il commerce raider. bus govern
mcnt may be held Tor tho action of the
most commonplace UNDERLYING The
b'it!sh Cabinet members who were
dt'ehct in their disregard for The spirit
OF their o"n laws We're secret ,tcil-
wtshe"s Of the Confcderary. an! their
stDot dinatcs were slack without fear
- rchuke.
II wrs no, sufficient In the cmy. .,
these British ministers. in order to
cNcmip; Great britain, - SHOW that
they personally took no part In en-
iod',!hg tn" departure II a ,.oniel.-
ret" commerce destroyer chose char
arte:' vas '.askcd by the british rav.
Ntiih"" vii. II exempt the :;rtc.d
states fioin making money lcpars,uon
To d"monStrat" that no ono or oar
great Executive officials had knowledge
that the real nurpos" Of II steamer
dying tho stars and stripes was hostile
10 = nation with which We were mt
peace. our government. like ANY other.
IS judged hy tie mass Of subordlnutes
1t keeps, and on" corrupt or partisan
employee may commit /, 10 Twin. M
To the text IL laid down In the Ala
bama controversy What Was Snrce
Tor John Bun VIII he sauce for Uncle
Sa'n. conditions being the same. In
the event of our bcimE summoned into
court on charges similar to those on
which Great Britain WAS convicted be-
t0:c the Geneva tribunal our case Will
be all the stronger II We eau show Il
record Of strenuous enforcement ~ our
neutrality laws.--Eostou TRANSCRIPT.