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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-03-22
8 aartsieiseriani in sa6uebers.

Ter @erIiner anrtofieI araipal.
ben Die aiioeiirte Qreiie als cine ae.
pollution biriielte. beriibt alf no4iie'
benben Ibatiaden. bic nett bon CT.
uem anirnbr entiernt limb.
Sn iriibereu Sabrbiutoerten per.
Ianete Dos Boil .pnnen ct eircen.
scs", nno beiite ert6nt allentbalben
Der atui nod startoiielu. Ter Ruf III
bittereririt: oeun ipenn es beim gtet.
iden um ben @deeH eebt. oairI niitt
alle lleberre6,masfiutit unb alles De.
jdruiftiaen nid,ts nlebr: Der Sumger
tpili seitilt iein. Sd,on ieit @odlcn
gab es in eiiBelnen @erIiner 9orort.
aercinben, peoer In ben Geidditeu.
nod auf ben @s6rften. anrtoiieln,
uno rinId,e Smisirm iab - ilnmeirt.
lid, ieet. ieiioem Der GrIab iiber bic
Ginfdr1ntimg beS grobperbraiifes
beiiebt - init 8eiorgniB ben fleinen
gorrntb in ibrem aeller bon Tag 5ll
Tag suiammenidlmelSen mas oann,
penn er gnn5 su eHbe 9ins2 @ie cine
Grl0iitna nirben besbalb bic eroben
rotbcr 9IGfaie besriibt. alii benep Der
Sdlonebereer Dtnsiiirat fir geiiern
ino ole ioIsenoen Saae Der Croft.
nung oes it1btiidRu aortoiielpertd,iis
nlfIinoigte. CIR pries Die aartofieln
fir $50 Marf ben 8entner an uIro
crfIdrie, oab NIT Sfiidiidsf aiif Die
3eiten an jebe perfon MIR Elm baIber
3entner abgeaeben peroen ioIe. GaS
mar bel tpeitem mebr. oils man er.
pnrtet bate, uno 10 atbmetcn bic
S6onsberacr SaiIsfrauen erleidtcrt
auf. I'M 70 ntebr. ais es Der 9niaa
ipollie, bnt eernSe seitern Der S0dlit.
preis iiir bic aartoffeln aiif 5.75 ".
tinniifseihneat mar.
@as ipunoer nlio. ipenn ole g6.6
ueberger Saiisfrauen in bidten Sfn.
rem nod Der acknowledgement sIus.
aobeIietIe in Der giiibensitrnbe itr5m.
ten. glber ibre Sofinnngen. bic iie 10
pertraiicnsbol oiif Den fiiriorgIidleu
@inaiitrnt griest bntteu. iolieu ifnuer
enttduidyt iperben 81 Tnllietlpei,
itanoen bic Sd,oueberger = Rdmler,
Hrnueu unb ssinber ieeIid,en Alters
nit @ageu uHb anrren nller alrt -
por Der Innaen Solspianfe. bic Den
iiabtildfn SagerpIab an Der Riibens-
iirabc ilinaitt. Rad itunoenlanaem
gaarten murnc enoli6 Die iHuidIc
ScI,pforte ge5finet. uHb biHeirlitiirjtc
lid, in wilbem Strubel Die erresfe
Wienae. aber adll Sd,cn nabte Die
erIte GfrttduEdn,ng! Gs hieb. mon
,niiiIe bic Ieete Gteueraliittuna nit.
bringen. hanlit Der gelueis erbradlt
wer6e, bcb man aith pirtiid Sh0nc.
berger gsiireer iei. Wiele ipdren flue
aepeieu unb batten bas tleine ipidti.
az 3etteId,fu idlen usiaebra6t. aber
tiele, pieIe HiBtsn perUpeiielt iInD
idimpfenb bcn SeilHluea antreten.
lIno 10 hesduH ocm gegeIs 5lDei llbr
gsaGnsittngs " ben ausrelpeHSsn
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-03-22
prGiibent BiliOn nirb fir

9rdiibent million virn fir
ben go6elpreis porseidlaeen. 9ieier
pirb ertbeilt fir cine pihtige iutienF
i9aftli4e GutDeduns, fir S6riften,
bic Dem sSoeolismus fDroerIih iinb uno
fir erfolgrei6. 8smiibunasn in Sns
tereiIe oes Dsltfriebeus. guf hem ers
iteren SSelo pirb man fir BilIoH ieine
Qniprihe gelteno MAIDEN tonnen, ba
er iih nitt nit ben Realtpiiieni6aftsn
beidiftiat. 2lui bem @ebiets Sss Sbeas
lismus taun er 2sgionen BON 5obten
unb 8ertpunoeten aufp.iien. bic nit
DafFen, Dersu Ysrtauf er unterfagen
fonnte unb nift unterfast bat, umges
hratt ober pertriippelt poroen iinb.
9as p1otip mar, ieine domination
burd bic @robtapituliFten Su f6ro.rn,
bic an Ben Wafisnfabriten ftuansiea
intereiIirt iinb. Sn Osrislben 8eiie,
pie er ben SSedlismus itiist, trGat .r
CUR SDrberuns bes yriebens BEL. Wir
olauben ni6t. bds er fir bieie noblen
6nnblunoen nit einsm Nobelprsis be-
puht Deroen pirb. glber BON Dem geT
piiienlofeiten aller SsspOten. sem Gar
pm Rubldno lam er einsu Srhen ers
iparter unb cine glei4e 4usssi6nung
non @sora v. Der aus Reip iiber
9nti6lanns grfolpe in ben 2iinften
beg 5risDsHs bi. Dslt in Elm Shlatt@
baus oertpdn6elt bat.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-03-22

iinb, um bic Gtaot gu perpiiIttn. osun
aus militariiden griinbsn lpnnien iis
iib unm0sIih bortbin beseben hdbsn,
bd BON bieItr Stabt aus .militGrifte
Opsratipnsn unbsnibar Fnb, Der
3tpsd lam In Der Weiis aufgefdbt
ipsrbsn, Sur9 sntisblihe 9rsuelt1aisn
sinen SbsiI bss osutihen 6ssrss forts
5uIoden unb folder Wetie ben itpsr
bshrGnsi.n RuN.n 2uft gu MAIDEN.
Ourh ibr. ibpierise Gage sur @sr'
Spsifiuns sebraht, pollsn bic Ruhsn
jest nit geitialitGten Die 0euti4en
sinfdiitieru. Das bsutide Strafsss
riht 1T ibusn faon ansetiinoigt port
ben unb nur fold peri6robeu. aSpfs,
ME 2iebtne6t unn 2sbsbpur tonnsn
basessn anit6nbs erbeben, Ruh uns
isrer 2lniidt foIltsn Die bsutihen Wilis
tGrbebSrbsn nod lpeiter seben ano alls
ruiTiIrhen Sdeuiale, bic iih on Der
@erpiifuna Msmels betbeilist baben,
als Morbbrenusr auftniipfsn, iObalo
iie ibra babbaftis tpsrbsn.
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PRAYERS and Bullets.

Uncls SAM Uncle SAM there's something wrong.
with the land Of good VIII 70 the weak and the srongj
There's sadness and weeping
Mid those in thy keeping,
While death from thy shore ksepsth speeding along
Though we'd fain be the fairsst
Mong nations and squarsst,
And blood money profits would nevermore seek;
Yet, ts prayers on Sunday,
And bullets Monday,
And powder and shot for the rest OF the week
They harkensd thy pledge of home for all,
With trusting hearts they answered thy call,
Aud then grew nation
OF hope and salvation,
Where true men shall stand and the pharsees fall
Wilt thou be ungratefnl
Let greed and the hateful
Befou thy fair name with sham and intrigusf
For, rs prayers Sunday,
And bullets Monday,
And powder and shot for the rest Of the week.
List not to the scrbes and their hollow sound, 81
They speak not the LAW that came FROM THE MOUNT.
Away with this barter
In breach Of thy charter,
The blood Of thy kin 10 fast drsnehng the ground =
The blood of our brothers,
Tie blood OF mothers, ~.
And thou - wouidst thou silence humanitys shrek
With prayers sunday, 's
And bullets on Moadsy,
And powder and shot for the req. Of the wsekl
FREDERICK W. scHsnT
coyington, Ky.
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Iui 4nfrastu i'm Staatsbes
partsmsni iiber oas Re&i. ameritanis
ihe Maarsn na6 europa Su ihidtn
unb europGif6e @aaren bon bort sll
empfanaen. 1T cine 4ntport srtbeilt
,porosn, bic .beuip auftlGreno une be-
lebrenp 1T. pie tplgsnoe 4astunft e.
pdre: gaa6oem mir Don England srs
fabrsn baben, Oh es ni4t nit sinem
ilsineren glodabesGebiet iid Sufrisbsn
aebeu mS1te. als sinem, bas iih DON
2applanb Bis Gibraltar sritredt unn
lpenn mir erfnbrsu boben. tpelHe M}aa'
reu auber gliirnberser SpisI5,ig (norf
aussei.st, bub .s ni9t Don glsi ans
esfertigt ift) nibt als aontrebanbs
betra6tst tperben, 10 alauben mir al.
anfragen inuerbalb bier Wonate nah
8eenbisune bes 2rieges befrieeigeno
bsantporien Sa i5nnsn. Snsniihen
ueroen bic Der. Stnaten iid bemiihen,
our6 aieferuna pon Waffen an bic
@aiirteu Sen ariea mDsliait in Die
adnss su 3isbeu, ba mir Der aniidt
iinb, baB nod gu pisIs arbeiter Be
iddftiqun5 finben.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-03-22

Dor siniser 3eit eri4isn
bas saaebu6 zines bsuti4eR Spleas
ten, pprin CT iiber allsrlsi 9rsuel be-
ribtete, bic CT unp feline aamsrabsn IN
s5rantrsi9 unb g,lgisn psriibt hattsn.
.DieIsr eotumsntariihe TtaApeis" psrS
uriadts srObss aufIsbsn in bi,ism
2auoe une trus baSu bel. eas idon
obnebin ssssn Oeuti9lane beitss
benbs @prurtbsil Su fDreern. Die
ies 9assbuh III ieBt elmer iritiidsn
priifune unttr8cseH porSsn unb bat
ii6 ala cine ssmsine GdlIhun5 srptss
len. Ssitseitslt tpurbs bus osrmOgs
bss sissntbiimIitsn Deutit, in pel'
dem Die Gtntrasungen sebalten ilno,
SieTe laFen srisben, oub bas BUD
nint DON einsm heutiheH Solbatsn ss'
Ifri.bsn Isin ipunte, neil Is BON Trans
s6Fiasn Rspspsnpupssn pimmslt, allo
pffenbcr BON sinem bss Ssutlaen nths
pDllig mG6tigsu Jransoien ae'hrisben
iporben 1T. Wlun bat untsr onpsrm in
Dem 9assbu@ bic @suberuna ssfun'
ben: .Sie mafte siuen fold unlduls
bieen Bid. go i6rsi6t tsin Deuts
iber, 2ei6t aenus aber III Ju erten'
nen, bab Is Elm 5rausoi. ssftrisbsn
bat, benn sieisr Iaet: Sic mu6ts sinsn
unidulbissn Bid (GGs ia al IN
regard IL. T. NJ. Damn iireet man
na6 jebsr 3sitbsssihnuns ben Sp6itds
ben 5. Gin 9suti6sr idrsibt nitt Z b
fir Febsn llbr. absr Elm 6ranaole
I6reibt ss. neil bas 3 bsurss (lbr)
bebeutet. SSm llsbrigen lpar hisls
fritiT6s QriiFuns taum nOtbis. I'm bic
TGIiduna fsitSuiteasn, ba oas Bl4
tlebias aiiesn sntbGIt. bic au osutlih
als Iolhs su srttnn,n iinb, Oas 3ass'
bud iolIte ipssislI benz Rattr.is Siss
men, bab bic Dsutihsn tsius Gefanae'
nsn MAIDEN. ionbsru ulIss nieosridi: ,
zen unb aud bic 0srtpuubstsn nl6t
idoneu. Darauf 1T pobl bic unbs'
fireitbart Sbatiaa.. bah tn Dsutid'
lamb nabe cine MilIicn ari.ss'
eefansen.r iia bsiinbsn unb Si. Spis
iGl.r non pertpunSeten 6efan1susr
iiberfiint fino, cine ssniisenbs Gntport.
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Die snslif4e Sesma3t pirb
nihi ssssu Dsutihlane, ioHbsrn sssen
bic Der. Staatsn beuust uHo unier
prdiibsnt buIbst bas nidt Bios, ions
bern ertlGrt iia ipsar pamii sinDer<
itanoen.
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Die Ruifsn f6sineH IN
Nemsl ibrs bisbsrisen Sreuel in Sfts
prsuBeu nod iibsrtrOffsu gu buber.
5batidalid gebsn lie Oas 5u. tpOllen
ii6 aber nit Der 8ebauptuns rsdtfsrs
tiseu, caB 8iirger auf bic 5olbateu
seihoiisnbattsH uno bas cine ifrsnss
Ysftrafuus DeraHlabi babe. WaH tann
oieis Gnsabe i6on obne nGbsre &ennts
niB Der @srbdltnife uIs unpabr bins
itsIIen. 9euti6e 9iirssr iinb gu gut
bis5ipIiHirt. ala bab iis ii4 elmer fofs
den 6anbIuns, iuie bic Ruifeu iis be-
baupten, fduIbis ssmu4t bdttsu. Die
Mabrbeit 1T, bab bic Rufsn eisens au
benz 3ueee mad NsmsI sstommsH
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@ontas, ben -. @ars 1915,

Sdlsdtes @sttsr. i&rsibt
Der ,nslifbs Gsnsralitab. psrbiHeere
bic Spsrationsu In ben Sarsaneaen.
Siirtiifes Sonnsrpstter.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-03-22
AMERICA MUST HAVE FREE RIGHT
10 TRADE.

New York. The following clear ex-
preston OF public feeling in the United
states, aroused by the proposed British
blockade" of Germany, appears In the
New York American:
The British order in council forbids
the United States 10 ship any goods OF
any kind-eontraband by the recognized
law Of nations or not contraband - to
Germany. Austria or Turkey or TO buy
any goods from any of those countries
in addition, the United States is for
hidden to ship manufactured goods or
foodstuffs to Italy, Holland, Sweden,
Norway, Denmark or any neutral
country, when, in the opinion OF British
naval officers, these shipments might
afterward find their way from the neu-
trail country 10 Germany or Austria.
Return to 1907.
We must go back over 100 years to
find parallel TO this extraordinary
assumption that one power has dictato-
rial authority over the commerce Of the
high seas. In 1907 the British govern
ment, by orders in council. forbade the
United States to ship any goods TO any
country in Europe, except Sweden, on
the ground that goods shipped to any
other country might be of use TO France
in her war with Great Britain.
The Indignation aroused in this eoun-
try was great. The first reply 70 the
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Guslaub bat pisQprb ss
bIodirt, ben 9tilantiihsn OSeaH blot
tirt une pas pas WiitelIdnbiihs Wter
blodirt. LIMB Der prdiiSsnt 1T Damit
einpsritonbsn. @r finbet, bab re Gnas
I6nber isbr srpbmiitbis iino, nenn Iie
amsritanif4en Sdiifen seita.tsn. I'M
norblihsn gismesr gu fabren.
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pie Rsp gOrtsr Grpprtsure

WIG TfW UrFft Stpptteue
baben cine @sriummluns absebalten.
in peldsr iis ssssn pie Saneslsipsrrs,
bic gnslanp iibsr 9sutIdlanb nsrs
hGnst bat. prpteit sinlssen uno ben
prdiiSsntsn auffOrpsrn. Gnslano sur
Rsipsttiruns unisrer nsutraIen Nsthts
3u 5tpiHssn. Die 2sute psnSen iid an
bic falI6e @brsNs. Sic Ipllisn iid on
ben ensliidsn Sstrstdr oss alnspdrtis
gen Sir ghiparb @rsp lpsnbsn. Bon
bieiem tonnsn Fs bsbsuteHb msbr Wbs
bilfe uns HsIpeltiruns ameritanii6sr
Rshts erlanssn. ala bonn prdiinsuttn
Der Der. Stdaten.
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dent Jefferson TO lay an embargo. for.
bidding foreign commerce of any kind.
The embargo remained In force through.
out the year isos, whom 1t was sueceedsd
by the nonintercourse law, by which
American trade was permitted with all
countries except Great Britain and
France, each of these antagonists hav.
ing assumed to forbid American com
merce with the other.
The ncnintcreourse law enacted that
trade should be resumed with either
country which withdrew its orders
against and ceased its aggressions upon
American commerce. After another
year OF this isolation policy France
had enough and withdrew her DEGREES,
whereupon the United States resumed
commerce with that country.
| Country Decides Against
Britain.
The British government still main.
tanned its aggressions, seizing American
Ahips bound for France and for neutral
countries, whereupon the question Of
further submission TO such degrading
treatment or o. armed 's 80
submitted 70 'ne county !" e
ldehusi eiec.ioh Oh i', ~" '
issue Mr.. Madison was elected by great
"aJori''' Ahu war
~ '"at Wat, io' "n''" .s
spsOlu'e'y uhPfePA's1' - ~
lghung on iahd was aa'"Asy -
'ne pi'''su uo0P'
tue NAPoisoh'e 'AHpAs
ihe'aeh's ""eh So"e
not iorgo''eh va" 'ne 'Naue"
washington 'y AAk W.
ana the "ahtoh Oui"'"s "
ior'i''ea aha s''ie"us''a wy -
ORDERS irom '@ohu'h'
put WINE matters "ens "e' ~ -
isha, Tue n'"s 4>s III.
''7sn Win inn'0f'A ss ~
sea ana on voc s'ea'
sea oa''ie si'e' seA oa y r~'
snnnery ana in'e'nsehee sna ~,
ship. And hnaHy =" e" sA
JACKSON s'ents' W" "e-
oH routing win E,sa'
PI'or ''''e :" u,.r,...-,'
-
r1,o mi, ~ the wa, NAV bs best
,.a un 8, ,bo words AZ a British
tis,or;an hv no msans fayorably die
raa ,ow.rd .ny,bino American. He
-. @1,has. Irri,ed states really se
- aood ,r.s,v of ueace. Il IA true
a.. :, la 10, 4, wo,d about impress.
uon, se.reh ana neutral rights. Great
lp-t..i. "A, -, to,nsuv abandon her
nos;.,on on any ~ them. But everybody
-, A.. .,r.,m.,s,o.. had changed.
Tbe ,ew naval mower. whose frigates
L.. la showr ,hair ability Ia fight
F,g,,sb ,rlcat., ON equal terms. was
rot uls,v 10 he troubled In future with
on..,,ors =, s.srch ana. In fact. while
No, rsnounclpg the right. Great Britain
No ,oneo, .t,smp,ci 10 enforce Il. The
navy u must be confessed, was the force
which had NJ last given the United
STATE. a recognized acceptance In the
family Of nations.p
sion.
d. a.. L.. =,
1 n.y. - .e,. -. I. ,.o.
h'0'e '''"" l a..
70 'a's w" ' -. -.
sA". i ~ - ,n,ol.
'nso."' ...a,, .~.d,..
e'A0e s..h.- - bo,
,.a,au.,,on .na a. war
80 ~. .onai,;o,s are the same
!, .,..r ,n., IN. nos,ible course.
~. 80. wh,eb ware oman
~ s..hs.s
NJ - ,nh,,,,, % ordsr. of foreign
newer. hermit our neutral commerce
10 be destroyed, our flag TO be insulted
and degraded to the office OF Disgusting
foreign ships and become contemplate
in the eyes Of the whole sneering world
or we can declare war sgainst any
power that molests commerce voysssns
under the American flag. as our fore
fathers did.
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Die sammler.
WtFflanSsrm

Der tinissn sae.n lam unlsr
Stobsdrst in unIsre StsnunS. er
fdi.n eampsniammIe acpprssI Sa
i.in, bsnn n brahts Stpei olts ein'tr
nit unb .inen Sduien sbsHdlissr
GtriimpIs, GuBloppen unb onosl:r
perI9liN,n,r BoIliafen. bsrsn iih DE
Snfanisri. i'm Strabsnsrabtn snt q
6ist bate. Gr forberts bann aud pan
uus oIie gstIeibunesitdde NIT BEN
gem.ri.n, bab sr 10 stipas gut &c.
frauftn .5unt. Gs mare pfli4t snss
i,bsn. feline alttn SuAtn ieisn ils
aiebsssabsn obsr nids. oufsuh.b.H
unb BEN Qrbsits!ommonbo 81 aber'
ssben.
qfls mir Dor einissn 5aetn absnos
aus unisnm 65hlsnlo4 troHsn. nm
uus pi. Bsius spisbsr ssross ,u rsdsa
uno in bag ssrfhoRtne 9pr'. bos bins
ter uns liegi. sius.M trafen mir cine
grbtbeifuns snfanteris. bic tn ben
1riimmsrn Der S6uisr bernmi4auftlis
unb badie, als tpouis re 6treuldHnms
burlid.eit.n finben. mir iateH psrs
i.dubnisIps su unb ipurbsn ta'o
uufa.tldrt: mir iuGfn Rinmstalls.
TeNtns, 3ini, 9lei unb 9uptsr.
Damn iomnlrln mir bi. Dolle, bic f9
bier nod iinbet. unb bos Sorn. Dds
in ben perlaHenn GsbSftsn Dorsom'
men piirbs.
llnb iis s,sG6lisn bon ibren Rdul'
ioien: 3pansia 8tnintr Rsinipols,
pier,ia 3sntnsr Wsi,en uub Saisr ad'
ben lie alIein in hiiem Srt ssfunbsn.
81. aartoffeln bassssn bIsiben Iieesn.
sdit iebss oaus Bot einsn Dollen asls
lsr. Man jd,dbt aipsibunbert 3sutnsr
i'm aon,en. absr mir bdben gtnua aar'
irfi.Iu tabsim-
Cas Torf purbs enb. Ot!ct.r ,rs
ebert. lsberau iinb @rdter. Di4t an
uni,rsr SislIuua lisseH Gin paor bsl'
pifde snflntsrin,n: .5itr ruben
tapftrs Gplbaisn' buben uniere guns
s,ns auf bds arsu, sti6risbeu.
Damals. i'm Ottober. an sinsul
rarmen, f@5n.n ab.nb. Der 5immsl
mar lpit piolette Geibe. lassn brtibln'
Mrt beuif6e fnFanisrifitn miics In Der
atr8c Res Tcrfss. Das 9eit mar gee
Itiirrt, rorben. Der Hsinb BAIT. ft
Bis an ben aanal suriidss5cuen.
Gs mar cana frieblih. Dis asuse
totlsn Gtrob in bic 2irds selhaffi
unb ruht,n nun rnuhtnb ober ifr.ts
tenb. Dos 2idbt fisl burh Die brnt:n
e&eibsn. auf BEN Gtsinbobeu ipisltsg
fuftias bunts Refisye.
pI1biih mar "a, dls finite bic airs
de sufdmmsn. 9radtn, Seuer. Siaut.
bonn SiSbnsn. sn ben edsn iaufrltu
einis. gslicltsn. Die 9biirn istfeH
Ipsrranssiipeit auF. Waitisn In Der airs
DE auf ben gisinsn pdlasn ii4 jams
rnsrno,, Iiobnenos Wsuf4sn.
Disber aru4en. untsIdrsibIif<s
c,tt5Ie: bic nun duf ber Strdbs hinttr
Der Usautr iieben. fallen bin. ME be-
iSubi. ells re snhfi6 nisber aufF t:n
iisbt Der Ghurm MID. mtbr, une b,s
ssir&enfGiff III sin tisHssr 1riimmtrs
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power OF the Legislature to hold him to
account for his conduct. In the event
that the findings are adverse to Judge
Chichester. the House of Delegates may
either remove him from the bench by
Joint resolution In which tho Senate
must concur, or may impcach the jurist
and present him to the SeDate for trial.
Precedents In recent years for the in
vestigation ordered are the case OF
Judge Blackstone, and the case of Judge
Campbell, both of whom were removed
from the bench by joint resolution
neither being tried by the Senate.
Section 81 of the Constitution of Vir-
ginia. dealing with IMPROVEMENTS, reads
as follows:
THE Governor. Lieutenant Governor.
Attorney-General. judges, members Of
the State Corporation Commission and
executive officers at the seat of gov
eminent. and all officers appointed by
the Governor or elected by the General
Assembly, offending against the State
by malfcasance in office, corruption.
neglect OF duty, or other high crime or
misdemoanor. may be impeachcd by the
House OF Delegates and prosecuted be-
fore the senate, which shall have the
sole power to try impeachment.
when sitting for that purpose the
senators shall be on oath or affirmation.
and 10 person shall be convicted with
out the concurrence OF two-thrds of
the Senators present.
Judgment In case of impeachment
shall not extend further than removal
from Office and disqualification TO hold
and enjoy any Office of honor. trust or
pront under the State; but tho person
convicted shall. nevertheless. be subject
to indictment, trial, Judgment. and pun
ishment according to law. The Senate
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-04-28
TWO NEW CANDIDATES
Edward l.. Ryan and james ID. Wise
May Offer for Legislature.

Two new candidates for the Legis-
lature Will be in the field today, In
All probability. Formal calls were
drawn Yesterday and put In clrcula :
ton calling upon James p. Wise, law
yer and Edward L. Ryan, lawyer, to
stand as candidates for the lower
branch of the Legislature
Mi Ryan said last nigh, that he was
undecided He would take the matter
under consideration. Mr.. Wise was no
moro definite. He stated that if he
entered the race II would be as Young
mans candidate. He would expect his
support chiefly from the young husi-
ness and professional men of the city.
Albert .. Boschen has already an
nounced his candidacy
Walker Ware. OF Charles City. is in
the race from the Th!rty-fifth District.
formerly represented by Senator I. o.
WcndcnburS. OF Henrico. who has been
thrown into the city of Richmond by
annexation.
The district is made up Of Hcnrico.
CHARLES City and James City Counties
and the city of williamsburg. Julien
Gum, delegate from Henrico. is al
ready in the field for the nomination
10 succeed senator Wcndenburg
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The Charming Feminine
1918. by lillian Russeu
BY LILLIAN RUSSELL.

tCopyriGht 1915. ny Lillian RUSSELL
Woman's invasion Of mans domain Is
liable :" encourage her TO drop prettv
feminine ways for the less attractive
masculine. The sensible Homcn--they
number over 90 per cent. o, the total
cling I" their identity and wo:nan!y
charms, and the foolish sisters soon
realize the error OF their ways. II they
give the matter 4 single thought
About the most lud!crous figure in So
ciety Is the effeminate man The best
thing he does IS 10 cause laugh
whei ever he goes. He may somct!rn es
arouse sympathy, pity. or ridicu!c but
he never arouses admiration
There is no more reason to laugh a,
the elfcmina;e man than at the mas.
culine woman. The one cuts about
the same sorry figure as the other
and neither one Is enviable
When women discard femin!nity for
masculinity, they exchange A garb OF
beauty for a hufoon's costume There
is vast difference between the mas
cuiine ard feminine.
II Is TO more detrimental! or disc-cd.
liable 10 women 10 be feminine in their
ways than II Is for men to he mascu-
line.
Ideals change. and 20 do customs
Women have emerged from cages
where their mothers were satisfied OIL