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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-09-01
Hometown Celebrations

I'm another column OF this issue under the
II above caption. The Times-Dispatch prints a
letter which 1t heartily commends. The sug-
gestion is that the older towns commemorate
Ethe anniversary of their Incorporation in q
ltway that will give the new generation the
f,history OF the town at n glance. The plan
las our correspondent states has been adopted
& by some of the New England villages
S Virginia. rs we'll as adjacent States. Is full
#of history. 1t is worth reproducing in a way
that will attract and instruct. Besides, such
occasions as are mentioned produce that COM
8munity OF interest which is beneficial to the
people The Times-Dispatch hopes that the
suggestion of its correspondent will be taken
Bup at once.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-09-01

Recent rains have assured a bumper corn
crop in this section of Virginia. and. in fact all
over the State says tho Frederick sburg star
Continuing the Star says: LAS corn Is our
largest and most valuable crop it looks as IL
the farmers of tho State should find themselves
better off this fall than any time for the
past four or five years. Not only the corn crop.
however but all other crops, hay, have
been good this summer this applying pnrticu-
Iarly to wheat and oats We hoi this season
is only forerunner of many more to come"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-09-01
Hymn TO the Republic.

Heed not the little mounting tall
little men,
Weigh long tho faintest whispergd
Almighty God;
Peer far into the vistas OF the cori3t
mon ken.
Seek out the vision OF the genfIi
and the clod;
Brood deep, O thou my country, silent
to the gales
That roar their pregnant furies
round thy noble dreams.
Sons OF the North, hold firm
tho scales! -
Across the cryptic seas beneath RED
reciing skies,
Old lands in travail call the uni
Weakened queen
OF all the western world to sweerl
with them where dies
Or lives their hope, which sentiment
right alone keeps green; -
Where battle-Sods that foolish m -
thought dead swing fails
Of wrath and lust from sun to s.,
from star to stab.
Sons OF the East, hold firm Il
scales,
Brood deep. o thou my country! CHOOSE
ye the peace
That may-who knows?-corrode
thy mighty frame.
Or do We cast thy all into n timeless
lease
With fate? Only thy conscience car
forestall thy shame.
with one go fruitful ease and latS
of womcn's walls. "
But where the hughes blow faniA
marrics none but death.
Sons of the South, hold firm
the scales.
Think well, and il at las; We shall uni
loose the SWORD,
The singing OF an hundred milliod
threats shall swear
1t hold" no an and is the consecratel
o. purpose aEG of power, flame Il
Immortal until time has closed its cpl
tales
Before the sacred affairs Of n natiorj
soul.
Sous OF the West, hold Al
the scales!
---Grosvenor Clarkson, in New 70,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-09-01
Historical Editor nnck ON the .,ob

we now have the details OF Caesars invasion
Oh Briton. We have had the story In bulk but
nobody has time to read stories that are nut
up In volumes. not now. anyway 1t is estab-
hshcd that he sailed with expeditionary
force OF about 5000 from Boulogne and that no
s"' away AT midnight, arriving the British
coast sunday morning the next day after ne left
Boulogne. and that the hour was 10 O'clock rbo
mon'h was August, the day the eth, the wear
% L. G. The British farmers were busy in the
harvest field. There full moon on the
"lst. rhe place where Caesar disemharkcd his
force is now called Romney. 1t had no name
when Caesar landed. The name was given later
III CONTAMINATION Of the landing. When Caesar
invaded the island he didn't shoot up any towns
or churches. Maybe there were none. but J. C.
constructed some internal improvements that
exist TO this day.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-09-01

The Governor of Indiana will be asked to
name October Riley Day, and that it be
observed in the State, the date being the
anniversary of the birth Of the beloved poet.
We haven't many poets like James Whitcomb
Riley, and II the proposed observance In his
State wero made national, nobody would OBJ
iect
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-09-01

L ,eaasr. and the government at Petrograd has
made no complaints. or. If 1t has, they have
not been heard outside Of Russia
The Russian army is not ragged nor
hungry nor dispirited. so far as reports indi-
cate. 1t is without necessary munitions, but
it is intact. 1t is being pursued by the best
equipped army the world ever knew, hut it
isn't whipped--and Russia will not yield SO
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-09-01
First Tlme i'm n nIchmona s,r..t Co.

He was stranger. When he paid his fare he
TOOK the scat near the door by which he entered
The conductor told him he would have to move
forward. The stranger said there was nlentv
room. and asked why he should move IN
You may think that there is enough room
now said the conductor, "but when that co,oraa
pichc party up yonder gets in you'll want the
whole car. This is the tim-crow end OF the
vehicle" The stranger slid
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-09-01

Richmond is not dug up NIL over with bitches
BUT.
What variety in street paving
is not annoyed by hand organs
BUT.
How the morning milkman does tintintab his
bell.
Is not harnssed by pan ndlers
BUT,
Aren't the hucksters fierce?
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-09-01

Carolina farmer. what does a man with $4,000 odO
want with ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS News
Times Herald 1t not North Carolina
farmer who asked that question. but a Virginia
newspaper who laborcd and suffered but
had found no reward. and he is in some wan
connected with the Newport News papers
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-09-01
Yes. and MIR. Damn Printed It y. nm Ed,,or,,,

L read what The Times Dispatch said about
the peanut" said the friend who is always
gracious. 1T reminded me of what the fruit
Vender on the New York Suns steps said to Mr.
Dana. who asked him how he was doing The
fruterer replied AInka da nun on de peanut
losa it all de damn banan'"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-09-01
The PcSsimist Snys:

Tho widows fascination is no great mystery,
after all She has learned. from painful expert
ence, that not much is to he expected of mascu
inc creation. and the men she meets feel 1t
unnecessary to play n part. Therefore they are
natural, and therefore comfortable. and they're
easily attached to the widows chariot wheels
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-09-01

The multiplicity Of topics discussed by
Ex-President Taft has not given him much
time to rehearse the walking Of the floor
which he will be called on to do when he
makes weekend visit TO his first grand
child, but he can say "hootchy -coochy" right
off the bat.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-09-01
The NvhiriiriG of Time.

In 1870, Franco had to fight an id
the consolidation Of Germany; the d
are now lighting an illusion--thag
the supremacy az the German rad
London Evening News.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-09-01

DO you believe Noah responsible for
the fall of MANI?
Not in the last analysis. The real respon-
sibiiity rests with the Rum Demon. with whom
the ancient shlpbuilding expert tried n fall-and
got
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-09-01
Think 'Em Over To-Day.

Peace with honor.-Beaconsticld on his return
from Berlin in 1878.
You cannot keep the birds Of trouble from
flying over your head but you can prevent them
from stopping and making a nest in your hair
Japanese proverb.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-09-01

The oyster is about the only edible that has
not put up tho price. This reminds us OF a mes
sage received as we go to press Why does an
oyster get in stew? Answer: 1t doesn't n il
is advertised to appear at church festival
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-09-01
IcIectrOcut1ons.

Please tell me whether there have been cleo
trocutions ut the Virginia Pentcntiary on days
other than Fridays. and If state the cases
AUGUST RUPP.
The old custom making Friday "hangman's
day" has long been discontinued at the pen
itentiary that 1t Is impossible to cite nil the
executions which have taken place on other
days
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-09-01
Carnegie Trust.

Please give me the address Of the Carnegie
Trust. T. = n
There is institution with that title From
your note We judge that the Carnegie Corpora-
ton is what you ask about. In any event It's
secretary, James Bertram, SIG Fifth Avenue
New York City, give you the fnrormatIon
you seek.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-09-01
Dieteetics.

Can you tell me where may find schedule
OF amounts and values OF constituents of or
binary foodstuits! G. H. r.
There are handbooks at the State Library and
tho resident physician at any hospital in the
city will be able 20 let you examine such texts
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-09-01
Chats With Virginia Editors

The fredericksburg Star thinks: Won Iinden-
burg is almost much of n hero I'm German, nc
ry Cobb is in Detroit
Acssrs. Zones, Gum and Tickle are candi-
dates Tor sheriff in Pulaski County Done ont
your own ment-Norfolk Iedg err Disnotch
"A war correspondent tells u.s." saws the Nor
folk VirGinian-Piot that shrapnel nynr
through the air sounds like stiff wind among
the pines, We nre perfectly willing to take his
word for it,
When Now York woman" says the Norfo,x
NiFHihihh-ilio', gives reception In honor OF
her Persian cat. isn't 1T about time the Society
for the Prevention Of Cruelty to Animnls ,Y,s
Interfering in behalf of feline and canine nets?
stuart Olivier has purchased tho Baltimor.
News and its building from Frank A. Munsey
Tor 100000 In the language OF tho North
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-09-01
Old Virginia Leads the WAY

q hypercrtical outsider, as we'll as to
cynical dwelier within our own Dor
no profess TO believe that we are old
ed and nonprogressive here in old
the announcement that candidate
use of Delegates is dancing his way
us of.thb mighty will come as a
Ph have talked their way into
some out OF power, for the mat
while Bob" Taylor, of Tennes-
4me and fortune with his fiddle, but
air Brown, OF the County Of Roanoke,
2first to lay his political offerings at the
{ Terpsichore and rely on his own nim-
less-to bear away the prize
far as we may help along, we are for
Brown. Having in our time heard n
many aspirants for legislative and other
8 Justify their faith with their mouths,
lvor, generally, almost any change in
DDS that can be suggested A good
r may not necessarily be good legis-
but he is quite as likely to he as the
/ of the open championship for making
Ind foolish noises.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-09-01
To-Dny's the Day.

Do YOU get move to-day? Is there ;
reason? Will YOU do it again, Il year from now
Who is your neghbor?
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-09-01

Five laborers In jitney near Iopewell
ield up and robbed Of $500. The jitney
good deal TO answer for, but il doesn't
p to be treated like Pullman train
fst or like touring car in New York.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-09-01
War LOsscs.

Please tell me what is about Il fair estimate
of the total losses In killed wounded and pris-
oners In the war. L. II. MOSS.
The disposition is to estimate the total AZ
about 100000 each side.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-09-01
Queries and Answers
Eirginiu 'rOusf.

Can you tell me what is the Virginia toast ?
r. T. FREIBAUGH
There is no toast known specifically by
that title.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-09-01

There is no watchful waiting on the eastern
var front. Skeedadle is the slogan.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-09-01
Not Despiscd. ut Any Ratio

Z OR nation as unprepared a former
1 President says it is, as open to attack
from every quarter, as ii is constantly alleged
to be, it must be confessed that the United
States has considerable success in imposing
its will even on the truculent Germany is
so unwilling TO incur the final cnmity OF this
government that n policy declared TO be vital
TO success in the war now being waged is to
be abandoned at President Wilson's insistc nce
while the British Cabinet stays awake nights
thinking OF how 1t may retain American
friendship.
These are novelties. it is true. for both
Germany and Britain forgot for while how
desirable it was to he on terms Of peace
and amity with this country. American diplo-
macy, which in this case has been mere re-
iteration OF human rights. hacked by the will
or the American people, has won a notable
triumph over both opponents.
This does not indicate that we arc prepared
for war or that we should abandon sensible
and too long delayed efforts to retrieve past
errors, but ii does show that we are not proper
subjects of Europe's scorn. Whatever may be
thought here at home, Europe understands
at lass that American enmity is not desirable.
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Haiti has until September II to say what
1t will do about the proposed treaty to have
this country establish financial protectorate
over the island. This governments faith in
but shooting Presidents ought to be appre-
ciatcd
Boston papers and some Of the people there
continue to abbreviatc secretary by making
it sec" Applied to champagne, that means
dry. The abbreviation when grape juice was
the Cabinet tipple was proper. But it doesn't
fit now TO refer to Sec" Lansing
Yuan Shi-kai, President of China says he
would leave the country II he were offered a
crown. The sight OF anybody in this land
leaving because Of the tender of an Office of
any sort would bring out bigger crowd than
circus procession.
The printing by tho Philadelphia Public
Ledger OF list Of the best six novels in the
English language will cause a lot Of writers
iii this country to stop their paper
Trial of Jitneurs Will Begin To-day
Headline. Their trials begin when they
started in the business
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-09-01
BOSTON papers and some of the peonlo the

The printing by tho Philadelphia Public
Ledger OF q list Of the best six novels in The
English language will cause lot Of writer.
lii this country to stop their paper.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-09-01

Trial OF Jitneurs viii Begin To-Day
Headline Their trials begin when they
started in the business.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-09-01

Rarmans have captured 100 camels
RUSSIANS. 1t will he worth the
~the Kaiser can be persuaded to
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-09-01
Too Much StrRin.

The Copper-Why are you
looking SO hard at that
broom?
The Clcaner-rm just won
dertnS If my physical de-
crepitude will permit me to
make n forceful application
of this instrument to this
thoroughfare.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-09-01

ice. The Times Dispatch said,
le navy Of this country is not
tary OF the Navy Roosevelt
rider that enlistment shall be
young man referred to, and
|ason given by this paper. The
Try will be sustained in this
much because 1t is what he
dome, for he could have done
but because in doing SO he has,
',augit the bumptious magistrate
Mirage country magistrate is too
Net why he is on tho bench The
be different--in some cases
he funny. a Justice Of the
esents, in degree. the ajesty of
as does the highest judiciary. He
to forget that fact
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-09-01

ssubifshed every dry I'm the ycnr by The
ees-Dispntch Publishing Company, Inc. Adj
all communications THE TINiES-DIS-
pH, Tlmes-Dispntch building, 10 South
Street. Richmond, ra.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-09-01
Magistrate Properly Rebuked

UST a few days ago The Times Dispatch
recorded that New Jersey magistrate
ad sentenced a man who had stolen a few
ars of corn to jail or enlistment in the
Bnited. States Navy The nriSnnnr loft
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-09-01
Twice Blessed.

inc ancients were n lucky crew
Twice blessed all the while;
They never william Jennings knew
Nor gazed on r. RS smile.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-09-01
|lll.lol.b 0,ll1ESs .plspdlth

HE TIMES. Founded. Observation-Disclosures Sss
1IE DISPATCH. Founded. .......1 1850
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-09-01
If This DC Trcnson-.

Down with the Lynnhaven.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-09-01

8 Entered january 20. 1905. Mt Richmond. vn.,
as sccond-clnss matter under net OF Congress- of
March 3, 1870.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-02-09

g3orf. ~ martt itetig. Wlsb 5000
-21.O0; familp $22. 2.5O-24.00; fort
clear $20.00-23.0O.
8sef. - Wartf itetiq. = MeB $21.s
90 23.00; faniilb $24.O0-26.00.
Shmal5. = Wnrtt iriaig. Wibble
Weft 10.50-10.60.
1ale. - Warft iteiig; gitp &C.;
gountrp 64-65e; Spscial &c.
Wo1e. - Martt itsfis. ginbsimifde
sylesce 30-3lr.
CARA. = Martt rubia. Geiie6tss
orbindrss bis sutes $3.40.
9erpsntin. = Martt feii. Ma9ius
garrsls 46se.
Rsis. = Wartt iistig; gintgimifder
fair bis aussrlsiensr 5-53c.
Uaulafes. - Wartt rubig. 0ep
Orleans open fettls 5000.
3uder. - Rpbsr. W2artt feit. =
Wolaifes $500; Centrifugal $4.77;
Raffinirtsr, fsit, 25 puntte bober;
Gut loaf $6.65; gruibsb $3.50;
Wculb u $500; CUBES $500;
XXXX potpbereb $3.50; popbsreb
$5.85; Steiner sranulirter $5.75; DID
monb u $5.75; ecnfectiOners u $5.s
65; SO. l $3.50.
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Itbum ppa 3osIs Dame be grsbisres.
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0rb Wspbs .Msarst.

gincinnoti, 8. fe6rudr.
Jn Der perfloHenen Bode mar ber
W1arft iebr lebbdft unb bic preife tpds
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grauner sliH-0reat 5aus q 7c.
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Ghitaan. 8. sze6ruar.

NV % W
Dei3en. = siir Weai $1.62s-1.s
643, am Shlub S1.63t; fir Suli
$1.374-1.403, am Sdlub $1.385.
@slf9torn. 5iir Uldi 79t-
80tc, am S9luB 79sc; fir Suli 80a
am S6lub 81e.
Saf,r, = sJiir Mai 595E60ac, am
Sdlub 604c; fir Sult 57-574e, an
S9lub SIX.
gQegeu. = asins gsrtdufs.
gerite. - 8l-87c.
3imot6p. = $5.5o-6.50.
Ske. - $12.Oo-14.oO.
PORT. = JHr Stat $19.12-19.32,
ON S6luB $19.15; fir Suli $19.G
-19.70, am ShluB 1882.
SGmal5. - Cir Wlai 10.95-11.s
Is, am S9lub 1887; fir SuIi liz
-11.27, am G4lub 11.12.
gtippenisisen. = syiir Wiui $10.20
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Butter. = Tlarft itetig; Creamery
24-32c.
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firits 23-24c, iirfts 25c.
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Wiebmarfte.

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Seit Samiiag Raf)mittas iinb in
ben ginc. Union 9isbbGfeu tsins Ssns
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Cine grobe slnaabl 2trbeiter 1T nit
ben Rsinigunsss uno Desinfi5irungss
arbsiten bei1dftist, ipelhe pph in Ell
n.m Oosr 5tDei SugsH besnbet ieiH
tpernen.
Gina 300 Stiid RinbDieb, ipei4e
bonn Samftas iibrig sebli.beH pdr.n,
befanben fia IN ben Stdllen uno bic
6efieren Quafitiisn brahten nm 10
15c bobere prsife, pdbrenb bic ssz
ip5bnIi4en laugiam unb unSsrdnosrt
finb.
unsefdbr 1000 6atpein. finb pom
Samitos iibrig geblieben. poisls unb
iylsiitxriorten itisgsn lin 1o-25c
unb btatt.n pnn s7.15-7.20, lsi6t,
9eriauotiorisn $7.00-7.o5 uno Ger
tsl its6en I'm 25--50c nisbrissr =
'bratten msiftsns $500 per 100 qfb
adIbsr. = Die 3ufubr mar gerins
bic Rahfrass gut unb be prsiie I'm
81 Big 50 per LOO pfuub hOter. Wlsi'
items $8.50-11.00. einige $11.50-
1900.
Sdafe uno admmer paren nidt in
Wnrtt.