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The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1916-01-12
Auction Million Worth of F'urs.

St Louis, Jan. 12.-About 100000
furs from all parts of the world were
to go on sale here today. the first
day Of a four day auction of about
100000 worth of pelts. Many Eu-
ropean buyers were here
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1916-01-12
COFFEE IMPORTS INCREASE.
p. j. Kasper of Chicago Tells a Few
Things at Salina.

Salina Kan. Jan. 1.-THE world
is still coffee thirsty, according to P
]. Kasper of the Durand- Kasper
Wholesale Grocery company of Chi
cago. who is in Salina to attend the
annual meeting of the Watson, Du-
rand-Kasper company. Mr.. Kasper is
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1916-01-12
$3.50 to $3.50
dress ernbroideries

did not seem to be improved by the
and she was returned to To-
ledo where she will be cared for.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1916-01-12

If you will pay the mailing charges.
Doctor Pierce will send you his cloth
bound book of over 1000 pages, newly
revised with color plates and iiIustra-
tons Send 8 dimes or stamps to DIR.
Pierce, invalids' Hotel, Buffalo, N. Y,
and enclose this notice.
ADVERTISEMENT
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1916-01-12
Nervous and Rundown.

Mrs. KATE PEARCE, 1874 S. Cedar
Street, Ottawa, Kans., says: 81 was
very nervous and all rundown, and
my aunt got me to take DR.. Pierce's
Favorite Prescription because it had
helped her so much. l took only two
bottles OF 1t when | was entirely cured.
1t is a splendid medicine.
My whole family used the Pleasant
Pellets whenever any one needed a
cathartic. They certainly act fne.n
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1916-01-12
A WOMAN'S TORTURE

No ingenuity of barbarism - no
devilish invention of the masters of
torture during the time of the Spanish
inquisition ever devised an agony so
intense, so persistent, so long-endur-
ing, so nerve-harrowing as that which
is suffered day after day by the women
whose distinctly feminine organism is
deranged or diseased. There are three
trying times in every woman's life:
1st-when girlhood blossoms into
womanhood; 2d-when motherhood
is achieved; 3d-the change.
DR.. Pierce's Favorite Prescription was
devised to make these three periods
safe and painless by restoring to vigor-
Gus health the organs involved. It
soothes, heals, nourishes. 1t gives
Nature just the help it needs. It is
the only ready-prepared medicine de-
vised by a regularly graduated ply
stefan and skilled specialist in the
diseases of women.
You know what you are getting with
this prescription of Doctor Pierce's,
because it's extracted from native
roots by using glycerine-no alcohol
or narcotics. The ingredients pub
lished on wrapper and free to the
world
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1916-01-12
for girls
NUXATED IRON

increases strength OF
delicate, nervous. run
down people 200 per
cent in ten days in
many instances. 500
forfeit If it fails as
per full explanation
in large article soon
to appear in this pa
per. Ask your doctor
or druggist about it.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1916-01-12

rnold Drug Co. always carry it in stock.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1916-01-12
for women

At S1.OO-all styles in light, me-
dunn and heavy weight cotton.
At 5O-an styles in medium
weight and mercerized cotton and
u wool.
At S2.OO-all styles in q wool.
At $4,000 per cent wool.
At S3.50-silk- and-wool.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1916-06-02

DIE 3entrolndhte am 9ur6bruh no9
SonituntinopeI gu perbinbern. Inter
hiefen umftdnbeu 1T cine Expedition
iberfliffs." Dele @orte, eeftiibt
bon BEN @rsument. baB es eefdbrlid
mare. Die 5ront in 5rontrei5 su ents
bI0bsn. fiibrten CUR Mblebnuna Don
9eleafes antrne. 9slcaFe ober. iibsrs
5eugt, bob es fid UNI cine entidsibenos
5roae bdnble. empfanb es bitter. um>
fomebr. oIs Jpn Die GinmiTfune bes
PrGfbenten Der Republit in bic sSibs
rung Der ouspGrtieen 4neslseenbeitsn
nit llmeehuns bes Minifters oes @uss
fpdrtisen fdpn felt I6nssr.r s3sit fsbr
nnonsenebm beriibrte. Serr Qoincnr.
bate INNER ben gbreeis eebabt, bic
onsmdrti9e politit perfGnIid gu lei
ten. gr befoB @eenten, bic i'm 81,
rett uno obne WiTen beg Winiitsrs
informiertsn. @nbersrfeits beaten elm
5elne geamts BON 2uoi b'Srfdl einsn
heimli6en 9rou eeesn ben g1ef. Sn
Der Cat, bieier ileine f6ndrse Wann,
Elm unermiioliher. filler @rteiter. Der
fi6 Dor feinen eieenen hiplomatif6en
Ieentsn 5erbora. ones olsin MAIDEN
fpolte. Elm eanser Gharatter. reiste lie.
"a Tie ourh ibn ibre Wihtiofeit eins
hibten. Sic bilbeten cine Rrdfbens
tenpdrtei i'm MiniIterium bes @eubern.
6errn OeleaTe mar on,s iebr esnau
befonnt.
4ls Die heutf6s0ferrsidif6e Offens
fine gegen Serbien einTebte unb Bull
earien fi6 ben 3entralmG6ten uno Der
Siirtei onfhlob. mar ole gsItiiraung
Der frans0Ff6sn Reeieruns anberors
oentlid. Die Jroee elmer Expedition
{teate fih aufs ueue, oiesmol bring.
fin. General Scffrs belt Elm gutea.
aus Feinen tiihti9Iten Solbdten suioms
~mengefebtes Irmeetorps fir unabs
fpmmll6. Oh oerbunoeten Ntachte
5eieten fi6 uaentidIoHen uro Die Be-
iprefun9en soosn fih in Die Qdnqe
pa Gle mt tat, bei6IoB mon. nur
ougenblidlih e~ntbebrliG)e Gruppen
rad SaIpniti 81 ienoen, oie man je
nab Dem Gang Der GreiQniTs per-
ftdrten mofIte. 9eloaFe, Der ouf fets
ner Meinun9 be6arrte, OaB M. ci7e
erpBangelegte Grpeoition @usFht ouf
GrfoIa biete. lpolte. nahoem nan lei.
men @ori6lag permorfen bate. als
nod 3eit gemeien pGre, Seytisn 81 rGs
den, Die neitere @eranttrortunQ ni6t
ii%bernebnen uno 5o9 es Dor, ab3atres
ten"
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1916-06-02
EDinrarc unO 9rlraiie.

Die "Neus 3Iridsr 3situns" brinst
bon 3eit gu 3eit intereiante geri6ts
aus 6rontrsid), ole ~offenbor BON einem
felt ionsen Sabren bort onidifeen
Gdpei3sr berribren, Der on oblettipe
geobadtune uno 8eurteilung Der DIM
es eetpobnt 1T uub in 6iblung nit Der
poIitiitsn NeIt 5rantrei6s iteht.
Dem leBtsn fsiner geritte entnebmsn
mir Die nahftstsnoen G~inSeIbeiten
iber ben Ridtritt 0elcaHes: Die
lmitGnoe, Die oieien Riidtritt psroiss
LATTER, iinh ME Giles. mas g%egsnfpdrs
fig nit Der SGtiafeit Der 0e9ierung
5uIanmenhdngt, siemlih in 0unteln
oeblieben, 0ph QeIang es mir, iiber bic
len 0untt fol9enbes 81 erfdbten: Tor
unosfdbr nrei Nonaten ihlr9 Der
Mtiniiter oes @uspGrtiQen. Der bic
uuTidlere 6altund Ser 8dItdnItdcten
b%eunrubiote uno ser BON Rem NeutIGs
oiterreitiid1en mjlitdriiGen @orbereis
tungen geqen Serbisn unterritltet mar,
oem Mini'terrdte oor, cine unfebnli6e
9altanerpeoition sir llntsritiiBun9 Der
Serben 81 teihIieBen uno iih oariis
Der nit ZEN p~erbUnoeten ReoieruRQsn
gu oeritGnoiQen. Gr belt 0aiir. oab
ruy bic GntfaItune bebeuteroer Srdfie
imltdnoe lpdre. @ritdenlonh. 3um6s
MEN uno @nlsarien einsuihi6tert
unh is gu nsr0rIaTen. iid Dem Bier
osrhapb onsuTtIitben. Die onoeren
MiniIter fdiensn einperitdnnen, oIS
Qointors, Der uebsn TelccTe TAB, Die
fem frcuno'tnftIid dnf ole ShuItsr
,lopfte urh ioote: -Wlsin lieber W2iria
tier, i5 teiIs Sire gniihten uidt, oenn
uah mejnen auns supsrIGifiaen Sufors
matiorsn t6unen MIR auf bic 6ilfs
Der SaItanitaoten sGNen, tpenn Is Gilt.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1916-06-02
and Sd0em.
@ou Mar Stempei.

Del Sturm pfeift bonn Gebiree Der,
gs bdnet Der 9immsl poItenihper
Qufs S9Iod9efilo srnisoer.
Der aampf DertIang = 70 mdn9er
fiel =
Sin Ro6eln nod - CT 1T am 53isl -
limb ftarr fino 9oupt unb 0Iieoer.
ord piele, bilflos bingeftrsdi.
Die usiform pom 8Iut bsfledt.
Rubn ieufaenb nod i'm Roien.
Die Wunoe brsnnt, fe dtmen ihueq
uno toRnen niht msbr sum Gppen.
Denu Die 9rOmpetsn bIofen.
S9para fiEtt lie g}adt, Der Rsgsn
fdGt,
0oh Der Qaterne 2iht er6It
.3erftampfte Winteriaotsn.
SIN piloen Sturm psrloidt fe
fhier
Durt Sturm uno Ressn f4reiten
mir,
Die Ganitdtsfolooteni
llub ipo, BON Idarfen Stabl bsfiegi,
Gin Sdpergetroffensr &riegsr liegt.
0a pinten mir Der 8abre;
Wir betten reid ben fpun6en Wtann.
9amit er ipeit're pfleoe Damn
SIN Qa3drett erfabre.
mir reid]su ibn ben tibIen Grant.
Wenn feline Qipps fiebertrant
Qe65t. bdB lie Qabung fdnoe.
Wir odmmen. tpenn fein 8IutitroE,
fliebt.
Die Slut, ole purpurn fjd er9iebt.
.0urd beileuoe 9erbGnoe.
@ir Firtten ni6t Gsfnbr un0 Sob,
0enn bober Gift als S%terbensnot
Inns meni6Iide8 Grbarmen.
Ob, Treu0e. treHn ourb infer 3un.
Die t~otgepeiht i'm 3dIsn rubin,
Gum 2eben neu ertparmeni
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1916-06-02
ySrntid" in G;Olru.

Man idretbt uns aus Mayi@au:
@ud in polen fdeint pas 8eourfnis
no6 8eroeutf9ung BON n6remop0rs
tern" porbanoen gu iein uno iid Gel
tung gu psrl9affen. Gum 4usorud
fommt biefer Diae, eenau ME IN oeuts
5den 2onben, au9 bier anl ertennz
barften in ben Geiddftsauff2riften.
pa preiIt gum 9eifpieI Elm ebrlider
Sduuligger (S6ubflider) feline Diem
Ite an, Dem gegeniiber ii9 cine CUTE
SSrau gum Glnoerf heln CHILDBIRTH
geln) empfiebIt. gebarf man CUR
0erfertisung nsusr @di9e strpa elmer
Maf6ine, miro a bas notnen0ige
Silfsmittel in Der Neemai6inenbe4
b%an0Iung finben, penn man nidt lies
Der bic 0ienfte oes Meiiters in Inz
fpru6 nehmen min. Der feline &unit
oils Serfteler BON Reutoien (Reitbos
fen) dnprsit. @enn Elm Solhat aud
in ben I%eltenften 5Guen Die 6ilfe Der
9opame (Sebomme) in Nnipru3 gu
nebmen fih senDtigt ieben mag, miro
er bod bisrpeilen 8ebarf on Militer
Miben (MilitGrmiiber) hoben unb ges
NIP oud einmaI @eleger belt nebmen,
in Die .beuti6e aaffseItdp" (osutide
3aFfeeitube) gu geben ober bort Gins
tebr gu holten, mo es SriiStig uno
Mibag GJriibitiid uuo Mittag) sibt.
Sreunoe zines guten Srunts lafen
Iid piellsiht audi pom Wirtsbousf6ilo
Sum 9riner6aum" gum griinen
Baum perloden ober finhen bos. mas
Iie fuhen, bort, mo ,8ir uno Ra6s
ldder" (gier uno Hadtldeer) pielpers
beiBeno pinten. Dab es niht INNER
Iei6t 1T, herous5rtifteln, mas iid bel
ben Wprten Io[I benfsn loTIen, eraibt
fh fSon aus Sen ansefibrten gei-
fpielen; manherlei anoeres freilih
eibts, oas noaig unoufeetldrbor blei6t.
- I'm oieien llsbeIitdnoen ob3uhlicn.
baben Iid iebt in Qob5 cine 4nsabt
beutf6sr 0amen uno 6erren bereit er=
Hart, alien oenen toiterlps nit Rat
uno Cat behiIfti6 81 fein. Die on
STEELE Der bereits ii~bertiinftcn ruff
Ften @eTddFtSaufihriften ntben ZEN
polniTfen aud oeut5he anbrineen
oner InIhIdQe. Runo7hreiben II, T. 10.
in beutid)er Sprohe perbreiten polIen.
Iuh in Guardian i'll cine oerortile
4ustunTt3Ftstle qsptant, uno 70 miro
es oenu iiber turs oosr lang unmoqs
lid psrben, ba6 b;ersuIanos Elm chr
fonsr Gnofmadsr 9unoidoft Iu6t
unG nnbsrec tiidtigsr Mann .Giinslig
Ginger" feiIbdIt. Qeute uno Warsn,
nie nsocr nit MdQerteit ettpos su TIM
baben md etlpos oIs rfiBlite Ginger"
0nQeTprnhen iperoen noGIen, ionoern
ola 9nopfmd6er unN .,fi;nitli6er
0iinasr" fih Ionoerli6sr 9eIisbtbeit
erFreuen.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1916-06-02
0errlihe piloer
&ai(er Wilbelm's!

Ser ~ ar 3" - mic
Die anglo : omeritanilhe 4rel.
ie &alier @ilbelm 5u be5ei6.
r,rn nflegt - bat iid ais mirf.
lider CrieOensfiirlt er.
ipttlcn; Lrltcr icincr Negierun9
bat oaS btstihe Hcid ieile
gr1Bte gliitbc erreid)t, uro ale
9cntlden ori oem @;oenrun.
sc ourfen it ol 3 ollf TT, lein.
2oB er cub cln nirtlider
~ icir lam. oas
benefit 5ur Gen oicicr munocr.
pole Wonn nit ieinen iiegrei-
den 0ceridlaoren elmer oatt5e.1
@tlt BON Geinocn qegeniibcrl
lin unlcren Ncleru einen
8ctollcn 81 ermcilcn, Iiefern
lulr cjn prodtpoacs, oaerneuc-
tics 9ilO pon &nlicr MiIbclm.
8roBe toe 5r IS 3oa uno
paileilo sum Ginrobmen, por.
tofrei in elmer &oGe Der.
ionot. 81 15e pro Stlld ODER
5pei iiir 23e.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1916-06-02
Die Warnnno.
Cine nabre &rirgsgeiditte. 8un
pans 6arreIOorf.

Dies 1T Die GcThi4te. oie mir ser
!5cuptnunn 0olterre erSdbIte. IS
MIR. dIs pb ser metre Sano oes I'M
dble1boren Gtraune5 'i9 dandbIid
in eins Qraue ifreigenoe QBiite perz
liere; tstr Gtern leud)tete BON benz
acknowledgements !0imH1et bernieoer
- dde 2itter oes 9urortes, oer jebt
menfderptrlaiien oulda, Daren mad,
Der Sssieite csI3Idt. 4Qe Qn3eihen
bes Qebens dhf Gem unen0liten Meer
pdreu obaetotet. eritorben unter Dem
sefabrorrbenoen Wort: &Jie9.
Cine Iolte matt ma e." be-
gam Der 0auptmaun gu er3dblen.
sd bate cine p~erlle5sIte Oyhre aus
BEN 6auptquar:ier on oen 8eneral
I. gu brinqsn. Uir paren i'm noros
Iiten goIen, uno ser Teino bate iid)
tpeit bintey Dem Nismsn suriit9esps
gen; fat felt pieruno3ransiq Gum
0en f6niea has Tsuer ooaItdnoia.
Gas fhjsn uns Elm unbebdglihes Set
den - ee modte Die Rube Dor benz
SturrH iein. 0drun mar i'd fat
frob. aIs id sen gefGhrIi6en GuFtra9
BEAM. Die Crore naf VI. gu 6rins
gen; bate i'd oof outcn 8runo su
eIaubeu. baB i'd ser lteberbringsr
zines @reriffsbefebIs lei.
mir gIitten qerduI6Ios bnbin.
Mein Iuto bate bishr broo feline
Strapa3sn gstraoen. Gs bate in elmer
s!egantsn @robtabtftrabe sinen srts
f6ienen neripdbrloIten Ginorud 9es
maht; aber bic WdThinerie mar tas
oellos. gut qeoIt uno Iauber, man
mertte es an Dem feoernoen 2ouf oes
Wodens, Der mibelos bdbinItirmte.
Inn aut mein Grofttpooenfihrer
NOR Elm 5uberIdfFger uno erprobter
Wenfd. Bon 3eit gu l3eit tnipite
ih meme Gaidenidterne an uno mari
einen 9Iid ouf Die 9arte.
,Sn elmer Gturoe boben mir Sen
Nismen erreitt. Sdnoers,4 Idete it).
Der GboufFeur mdnots Ii6 boIb nm
uno nidte.
sd tpeiB. !6err 9ouptmdnu. Gs
III bic 0ubinos8ride. iiber Die mir
miiFen."
.9ennit On bic 9riide?"
gu Sefsbl."
rSie 1T ord inta.t?"
Isle 1T bic e~irsige Bride, bic pir,s
lih fiber 1T, Serr 0ouptmdnn."
Run out"
Der 6immel mar ihpar, uno 'terr
nenlos. Gin leidlter SuoneIi beultC
hurh Die ipdriitsn @irteu, Die npn
3eit su 3eit poriberfIogen. Giner
Anaenblid trat Ser Wono berpor un>
teleudtete he peitc. troItloie Mouoto.
ME nsr Gbene. Damn Ihpamnl 81
biuein in cine un0urhorinQIihs WpI.
tenlnduer. uno itotfjnitere Paft IsQtt
Ft ipieHer Uher bic 2an0IhoFt.
VI5bIid3 borte id meby els oob ia
es lab bof mejn Chauffeur eine BE.
tpeaung NIT Ger 0uuo ma3ti, 81
bIidte ouF
nWas ajbt Is. Sonetrs2"
Gr ort3pcrtete uuo lsbt iahef
meme anQeiirtuqteu 4u9er. bab e
feline Iinte 60no nab bern ausoe-
ftredt belt:
.Sekn Sic nur. 0err 0aupt.
uionn,"
Dem Woeen boron lieftn stpei
ayeIIe 2ihtieqsl. Sic pie fIliijges Gil.
ber pol ibu Mrrd'ten. llpo pl6slit
trtauuts Id. ,oas mein 9rdftipaQen,
iihrsr meinte, 4ui Gem WaIobooen,
mitten i'm belIen Strdbl oes redten
Shsinrperfera. buit)ts por Dem @a.
gen her cire Usnihlihe @eitolt. Die
@eitalt elmer Frdu.
Rein, eieentlith tie buT6te nidi -
'e tanste. Sic touSte nad Grt elmer
Seypentintdnserin Elm p01en0es.
Ianees @elpano rejhte ibr po;n Gppi
bis gum 6ub, un0 in ibyen orotesfer
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1916-06-02

Quf Ser SetunbGrz
b III n. 8eifsnber (drgerIid): Sas
1T Elm Sammer auf 0ieier Strede -
ieBt 1T iogor meine uhr iteben sebIies
benz
Bon Der S9misre. 9i=
reftor: 9aben Sic Dem pu6litum
ni9t sefagt. ooB oas Stiid gu @noe
lit. ob9Ieih Der 8orfan9 ni6t 0us
9ine, bo sr ni6t IL ttipnrerte?
S6ouipieler: IS tpur niht no:ig,
benn es mar ia Idon ldngit niemanb
mehr bal
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1916-06-02
Der erfte Silent.

Ser erte Silent. o.:
Wobin 10 eilig, t9err &ple9s2
.. 0un9er, neu etablierter Aopos
.ot): Naobel t%autenl
81: Wos fir MD6fl?
g.: Den GtfeI fir ben aliens
ten!
SeGbf1tpubt. Geiienber:
Wie, Sic baben nod 5pei S6pe'
tern?
Nirtstu6ter: 5reilif. psSbolb
biebe oenn ionit infer @oithof: r3u
ben orei Gn9eIn?"
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1916-06-02

Wns iberfliebsn?
Wos iiberhaiten2
Ruhioss Miihn,
Ruhios8 Raiten,
Ginss gebe
YEN aunsru @epitt:
FrphIibe 7SreuNe.
6robIi6e Qflidt!
G.. GJatitIer-
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1916-06-02

Gin b~ciicres 9ii0 i'll Cclfurbeu
BON &oiicr @iIheIm gIeid Ser ne
bcnitehenoen IbbiI0ung, @roBe II
81 s34 3oa, Iieferu mir gum Ereile
non 25e uro StiId portoirei.
Eie 9,loer iino cine p%alienoc 3ier-
Sc fur ieoes oeutife @aus. rulo III tei-
nem Iontc cir ioldles iebIel1.
9eiteIliingtn meroen PROMPT be-
iorat. 1bcr MIR iolonQe her &orrotll
icchen ciuaetroifen. reitt. @tdn be.
Iteue aIeid)l
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-04-27
SUPREME COURT REFUSES
APPEAL OF G. w. CANNON
fiainftH Questions Right of Southern
HHiiwny {" Acquire Property
by Cnntlrmnntinn.

The supreme Court Of Appeals yes
terday denied tho aprcRl in the case
OF .. w Cannon and G. w Cannon
" co. VS.. the Southern Railway. in
which the plaintiff was seeking To have
reviewed and set aside II ruling OF the
Circuit CoVr, Of rittsy!vania County.
Fhe railroad company mad through
condemnation proceedings. secured n
riRht-of-way for double ,racl.
through the property OF the nla!nii;f
According 10 the records. the south
eTn Railway COMPANY. in building its
Double track from l.ynchhurg 80 Dan
vile, desired 10 pass over ground &C
cupied by the store building OF Gam
mon x Co. near Chatham The rail-
road company and the merchants were
unable 10 agree on the price and the
railroad asked the count to appoiut n
commission 10 fix the amount OF dam
iges. The commission awarded dam
ages In the snm of S?.1cO, OF which
5000 was awarded % the firm, the re-
'naindcr "a .. W Cannon. Individual
~. as own,r al III" binding.
Counsel for The appellants aruea,cd
20 the supreme court giving as ground
Tor the appeal that the Southern Rail
way COMPANY aid not have the right or
eminent domain; that !naSiBi.ch as this
was new lne, apart from the old
route, and because i was not mention :
I'D in the charter. tho road ala not have
nc right To huilG elsewhere than the
places designated in the charter. t'onn-
sci for the merchants also claimed that
while inc condemnation proccedincs
Tere brought In tho name Of THE OF!
Virginia Midland Railway no artcr
~ this road was offered in evidence 10
show that X had the right o! eminent
oman
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-04-27
TEST CASES INVOLVE
RENRlCO HEALTH LAWS
"'"Sr! mud Joseph kranycr.
Summoned On Complaint of
citicer fIafucr

-, hlnsi"y and Joseph Kranvrcz
.W Highland Springs, viii be- i,rr,i,ucd
n''o'c MarIstratc II W. HARDY ~
iiehiico County, Monday norniur q,
~ O'Clock on tn" charge of VIOLATING
health regulations promulgated nv thc
board or health that went out az cx-
!S'encc January !. The trials will ho
an the nature or test cases to deter
H''he the status of the rules laid down
ny mo old board of health. Count.
sanitary officer William IIarncr is ,bc
complainant
IL seems that with the appointment
OF me new board OF health. composcd
"i prs Paul kcdd. r. II. Martin and
/ u. II. bradley, no regulations have been
promulgated. and the question has
arisen whether the rules of tho old
board. OF which lr. q. r. Collins WA.
'ne head, were still In effect, and
whether they remained in force until
new laws were made by the recently.
appointed board
The new board Of health suggested
w the iienrico County SUPERVISORS sew
era! weeks ago that the salary allowed
ia" one county physician be divided
among the three members OF The
hoard That all might receive a small
salary. tbs recommendation was re-
t)"ctcd ny thc Supervisors. Wallace g.
| Saunders. chairman Of tho board OF
supervisors. and members Of the board
t"f health have been summoned ~.
Magistrate Hardy, under Instructions
! from Co'nnomwcalth's Attorney Eevcr-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-04-27
TO SPEAK ON TAXATION
Chrlstophrr II. Gnrnctt VIII Address,
Equal Suffrage League at Their
Meeting This Afternoon.

Christopher p. Garnett, executive as
sistant OF the state Tax Board, will
address the Equal Suffrage League of
Virginia at its regular weekly meet
ing this afternoon. His subject will
he Tax Reform"
Tho business meeting of tho league
Will he held prior to the address. and
the date for the sale OF foods. prepared
by members OF the league, will be de-
cided upon. Similar sales will he con-
Quoted throughout the country IN CON
nection with the May Day celebration
OF the Equal Suffrage League. The
Jefferson Hotel and the Sixth Street
Market have been selected as the two
places for the sale In Richmond
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-04-27
REVIVE OLD COMPANY
Governor Notified Tint Norfolk GILL
n~nS Arc RcorEnnizfnE Company
u. Fourth Infnntry.

Information was received yesterday
at the Governors Office that citizens
OF Norfolk had. ut meeting held
Tuesday night, rcorEanizcd old Com
Dany B, of the Fourth infantry. which
was disbanded some time ago. and
elected officers TO command the re-
habilitated company. The Governor
was requested to allow the officers to
proceed with the work of organiza-
ton.
The following men were elected Of
flccrS Of the new company: First Lieu
tenant Frank II Bondurant, Of Com
pany -. Fourth Infantry. captain;
Second Lieutenant James NJ Balm. OF
Company 4, Fourth Infantry, first lieu
tenant. and Private Horace X. Dick
son. of Company ID. Fourth Infantry,
second lieutenant Captain T.. NJ.
Curdts. of Company y. presided at the
meeting.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-04-27
M|SSOURTS Governor IS
HERE TO MEET STUART
Elliott w. Major, Proposed for Vice.
Presidential HonOrs, Will
Visit Capitol.
SAYS PRESIDENT is RIG
Believes Woodrow Wilson Will Carry
Pivotal State of Missouri by Over
whelming Majority-Stutlied Law
Under Speaker Clark.

That President Wilson is handling in
q manner satisfactory to ~ majority of
American citizens both the Mexican sit
uation and the controversy with Ger
many over the policy pursued by that
country with respect to submarine war
fare was the opinion expressed last
night ut the jefferson Hotel by Gov
crnor Elliott w. Major, of Missouri
who is making a brief stay in Rich
mond. Ell route TO the Missouri capt.
tai.
president Wilson is right in every
thing he undertakes" said the Gov
crnor. and am with him. lie will
carry Missouri by tremendous ma
iority The President will beat any
man who dares oppose him, and his
victory Will lac as overwhelming in
1915 as IL was four years ago
personally. an in accord with the
Presidents policies. both at home and
abroad. His master mind has guided
the deStinics of this nation in the right
direction, and /. for one. am willing
Tor him to remain at the helm and
pilot us through the crises of these
trouhlous times. He knows what is
hest to do and does it,
MANY DEl.Et:ATI:S WILL.
GO INSTRUCTED For MAJOR
Governor Major. who is being pro-
posed as 4 candidate for tho Democratic
ioHl'H'tlon lOr N)Cc-DrcSlnPnt and al
roadY has more delegates instructed
Tor him than any other candidate for
second place OF the ticket is winding
up II tou, of several Southern states.
where he has been meeting prominent
Democrats. ana will this morning OK
change greetings with Governor Stu
art lie will leave for home this af-
ternoon or Tonight.
Governor Major. who was elected
Missourfs chief executive by the great =
est plurality ever given n candidate for
that Office. is friend and former pu-
Pill of Speaker Champ Clark hayin =
studied Law in Mr.. Clark's Office aud
has the endorsement of the Speaker
for place on the national ticket as
running mate of President wilson lie
has also been endorsed by the Missouri
Democratic Convention.
Supporters Of Governor Major point
TO the fact that il is the custom for
vicc-prcsident to hold Office for ONLY
ono term, and that Missouri has never
been represented on the national ticker,
The state. they say. Is a pivoted one
ana. with n man OF Governor Majors
, qualifications and popularity "A s his run
ming mate, President Wilson wonid bo
assured Of the vote Of the Middle West