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The Cordova daily times., 1916-08-08

Langer has been training assidu- ousIy for some weeks, and expects to be in perfect physical condition. He is said to have resigned his business position in order to devote his entire time to conditioning himself.
The Cordova daily times., 1916-08-08

The plan of installing fire alarm system, which Chief Dooley has been agatg for several years past again brought the attention of the city council last night and the matter receiving serious considerations There thing that the efficiency of the fire department than system suggested and if Cordova feels afford the expense would prove of the cty best
The Cordova daily times., 1916-08-08

The administration has done another flip flop Approval of $50 100000 loan to China contrasts srkingy with the randstand rejection by the president of project for American narcpaon in Chinese loan early his tenure of office Expediency is word that undoubtedly sounds better to Mr. Wilson now than it did three Maybe the Huerta case were up history might be written differently
The Cordova daily times., 1916-08-08

The first salmon of the season at Ship made their appearance short time ago.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-04-13

nnb bic s,reife itstis big fart. Gu.'
Wiil4tiibe ipnren rar. Die. befietsu
Stoders uub 5ssbsrs iporen iu suisI
gadfrass. bisielbsn tparen aber rar.
Wiittlere atnb i9pere Stiere $3.50
800; 1Ieifder Stiere $6.O0-8.25;
duserlfene big srtra $8.5O-8.85;
O4fen $4.00-7OO; 5eif.rs $500
8.25; auserlsfsne Bis ertra 1885,
e.75; aiihs $5.00-6.5O; ouserlsisns
tis extra $6.60-725; Gamers $4.OO
-4.50; fette Mil6tiibe $5.75-7.25;
&iibe $4.75-5.75
8ullen- Die 3ufubr mar isbr
mdBis, bic gao6fruge gut unb ole
prsiie Tim 10-15c b0ber.
Gette 8ulIen $7OO-7.5O; Bologna
$6.25-7.25; magsrs unD lsiats $500
900.
&afhtr.- Die 3ufubr bon Rail
bern mar beute Sismli9 sroB, bic
Ra6frase cine quite uno bic prsife ans
fanss iteiig. Gs9en S9tub aber purs
be Der Wlartt laHqTlm uno I6tpad.
Bette adlber $10.50-10.75; fair
Bis CUTE leihie $8.50-10.50; Orbi.
ndrs unb srpbe $5.0O-10.25.
g 6Deine. - Die Don Gbieasc
einlaufenben Rotri6ten lauteten ni3t
siiuitis unb bic 9reiie fir p0teliors
ten batten I'm 5-10c 5u lsiben. aei9s
ie @srianbtiorten unb Gerfsl afer
tIisben itetig.
Cute Bis auserlsIeue @erIanbts unp
GleiIderiorten $9.83-9.90; semtids
te unb mittlere S970-9.90; lei6ts
@.rlanbtfortsn 12O bis 155 pfuno
$9.40-9.60; Orbinare bis CUTE Ser
lei 10 pfanb uuo peniaer 1926
8.25; orbiHdre Bis aussrleisne i4pers
fttts Sdue $7.25-9.25; Stass $500
700.
g hafe unb 9 QGmmer. - Die
3ufubr mar beuts srTber, bod tparsn
Sdufe rar uno itstis biz irart. Die
Jd9frd9e mar elne quite fur Gdmulef
unb Die prsiie iisben I'm 10-20e b5'
Ter als an WpHtaa.
S9ais, srtro, S7.75-s.00; CUTE
big auserlsisne $6.25-7.65; oroinare
bis fair $3.50 $50; asidorsns S4as
fs $6.00-6.50; gdmmer, srtra SILL
25-1L50; euts bis aussrleiene $10.s
50-11. .25; DrbiHdrs bis fair $500
1000; ssihorsne admmer 5000
1910
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Slak'Na@
Donnerfaq 12. glpri

DoHne er i a g, IL. NprIl.
Der Obiuftub III ldngiam i'm 5a!'
len besriffsn. Gsitsrn 46eno bate bers
felbe bel bieiiser Stabt einen WaiIers
itanb BON 29.7 SUB.
Die foIs.Hbsn 0epeihen trafen ge'
tern bier elm:
gittsburg, pd.-5.9 SuB, fdGt.
@beeling, 20. @a.-10.1 SUB, iteigt.
partersburg, 20. @a.-13.0, faat
aanapFn Ba[s, SO. Bats, iteigt.
yortsm0utb, O.-26.6 SUB, fdGt.
GonispiIe, ap.-11.5 SUI, fdGt.
epansnile, Snb.-30.5 Fub, fdat.
glaibpile, 5snn.-15.1 Eub, iteigt.
Chattanooga, Senn. -13.0, iteigt.
aanfas Gitp. WO.-17.3 SUB. fteigt.
Ulempbis, 9enn.-34.0 }ub, itsigt.
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sissrins esuis.iintsss.

Die umidse I'm piejIasH glsatlHstaus ts.
ilsisA lid brute aut e6,eT7,o
xsfai esfsrtsstsH.
Ter Rartin QoiaIIsfuritaten mar btute
tubietr, pob tislien iib bic YrNis. Na1'
ilspsnes Yerfdais iinb Su btr,gtsn;
~ bu eSris
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-04-13
G.Io, suubs mmS slstien in slau yori.

@si4aiispayiere sarotn jx s--sl4,} bic
lsHtirt @shisl aaf Aonoon parea ftettg.
Gar 80 Tass s4-7aA, Si&t s4.7eK; Rabel.
Nnpsiiunoen t4.17. 5ranes SidI 6.04,
asbel b.sSK, p,arf 6iAt 72H, aabd 72ss,
RIsneR Si9i I2sS, Rabel 12I. 2irs Sipi
sos, asba as2, Russl 6idi S014; aabsI
81; 6lltsr Barren 62Ac, NtsiiauiiAs
2olars <sK.
NftttuRarit. - GnfansS rar Der
RariI idsad uub bic yreiie wnroen ter.
abseoriidf. balo IeooA puroea bic gerIuat
ulsosr gut sema4t. 1tgea e&lut trat
abermals cine HestEion ela uno Der Nsrtt
f4lst i4ua&.
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Suder. - yreiie fetf. - Hnffis
nirter Gut 2oaf $S.75; poipbersb
$7.55; Cubes S7.95; sranulirter ST.
20; Gonfsetionsrs .2l1 $7.35; OF
~ S7.05-7.15; peibsr srtra $685.
$50; ertra e. $6.75 per plumb.
Mplaffts 1T itstig. - Rsp
Orleans Open astIs 4565e; Gen,
trifusal 25-S4c per Galpne.
Reis. 2ouiiidno, lyanrn 6eab
64 6as; prima 5i-5se; orbirdrs
-4ss; Sapan A-54r per plumb.
Dairp sgrobutts
Butter. Rnrit 5itnIib Itb.
taft unb feit. - mbofenIiIi, EXTRA,
40s; Centralized srtrd 37ar; genfrals
issb Tiriis 34e: Sstonbs Bic; Ganrp
Goirp 30r; gadiug Gtod 2325e
per plumb.
Rats. ~ Murit itstig. Dbip 1sas,
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Gbitaap. y. glpriI.

S6Deins = 3ufubr 1900;
Ulartt itarf. Butt $9,55-9.75; lei4'
I. s9.25-9.80; ssmii6ts S9.35-
$50; idJipere S. .20-9. 80; robe 1920
-9.35; Jertsl $7.25-S.90.
Rinopieb. 3ufubr 1900;
Mortt isit; Roiius geei Stisre $500
1000; Siodsrs uno iesbsrs $3.50
-8.55; aibs unb Seifers $4.10--
9.10; aal6er $7.25-1o.25.
g dale. - 3ufubr 14,O0o;
Martt itstia;'c Wetbers S7.00-9.40;
erpes $1,000; admmsr $7.75--
11.9O.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-04-13

Rem Yort, 12. april.
aupfer. - Wartt fsit: GlectrOlptic.
W2arft beinabe nomineII; oritter Bier
tel $27.75-29.00.
gifen. = Wartt fsit unb unOsrdHs
bert.
3inn. = Wartt feit; $5400.
9lei. - $7.75-8.00.
Spelter. - Wlartt feit.
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3dBii@er AJaarft.Deria,t
Ginfinnati. IL. 9lpril.

Die na4fols.Hbsn Auotirunssn 6es
aisben ii9 nur auf Gugros 5ran5s
ottionsn. Bel tlsineren Gei6dit.n
iusrben stipds hSbere preife bsre4net.
proDifiontn
9 4mala. prima Stsam
11.2o-11.30; Gamilp 12.O0-1250.
Sro den stfal3enss JIeii 4.
= Short clear Seitsn. Iofe 12A-
19e; Grtra ibort clear Ssiten 124
1916; tur3s &ippsnieitsn 124--12se;
Bellies 14a-15c.
Baton. - Sbort clear Seiten
13f-14ac; srir. ibort clear Geitsn
13l-14c; fbOrt Rippsnieitsn 13h-
lac; Bellies 16-164c.
sugar gure6 Gleild. -
Shinien 18-1Sae; picnic S9ulisrn
13-13ac; grsaifeit Bacon 18a-
20st; S9ultsrn In padsten 13-
13Ac; Netp yOrt Gut 13-13ae; tros
dene Beef Sdintsn 26--27c per
pfunS.
Sibssp6tsttssgnif&.
SdinteH 15A-16e; gJienie S4uls
tern 11-112t; Bellies 13a-14e;
G9ulisrn 11-11ac; SduItern, u.
.. Gut DO. 11-11a per pfunb.
Grif4esGleiid d. - Stintsn
151-163e; picnic Shultern liz
l2e; SduItsrn 11t-12e; ibori Rips
penieitsn 11a-124c; ibort clear
Rippenfeitsn 12-12ac; ertra ibOrt
clear Rippenfeitsn 11a-12ae; Bellies
lei4ie 1913; Bellies. i4pers IS
1870.
Webl unb @etrsibe.
Mebl. Dinter patsnt $5.75-
6.10; Dinter fancp $5.50-5.70;
Winter fomilD $5.15-5.25; Mint.r
srira $4.6o-4.So; Wint.r orbinGrer
$4.00-4.25; Sartes W.i3.n put.nt
$5.20-5.60; 5artes Wei5en fancp
$5.2O-5.60; Sartes W.iS.n fdmilp
$4.60-4.85; Rossen, gortbtpefsrn
semif9tss S5.35 80; Rosssn. GiiD
retnss S5.45-5.70; Gitp, ssmii4ses,
$5.35-5.60.
Weisen. = Rp. 2 rotber Wint.r
$1.28-1.30; go. 3 bo. SLIT
1.25; go. A DO. $1.03-1.15.
Welf9toru. go. tpsibes
&c; sto. 2 DO. 7Sa-~79e; @o. 3 DO.
77a-7sae; gso. a DO. 76-77c; geo.
8 DO. 75-76e; 30. 8 bo. 73-75;.
- Ro. / seIbes &C; gso. 2 DO. 7ss
79c; No. 3 DO. 77t-78sc: 9o. A
DO. 76a-77ac; go. 5 DO. 75-76e;
SO. 6 DO. 73-75e. - go. &C.
miidtes &C; gto. 2 DO. 7Sa-79c;
gso. 3 90. 77a-7sac; $50. 4 DO. rs
Tie; Ro. 5 DO. 75-76e; Rp. q
DO. 73-75e. - apI6enforrt, ipeibes,
7ot -76ae. aoItenforn, selbes. 7GhI
-77he; aoIbenforn seniiidtes, 75a
76Ae per gu.
@oggen.-9 go. 2 $i.00-t.0 .03;
go. 8 DO. 94-97e; geo. 4 DO. S5--
90c.
9afer. = gloribpeiisrn go. q
ipsibsr, 49a so; Rortbrpeiiern Gtans
barb fpeiber 4sa 49Ac; Rortblpeiiern
RO. 8 tpeiber 47a-4se; SO. 3 ipeibsr
eiHbeimiider 46-47e; go. 4 lpsibsr
Al 45c; 80. 2 semiidtr 45-46e;
gio. 3 stmii9tsr einbeimiIher a.
45e; 30. 4 s,miidter 42-4Se.
Wbisfeb.
9ertauft tDurnen asa 9bls. Di.
filters iSiniibeb goobs auf Der 9aiis
BON S1.40 per GaIlone.
groceries.
aaffee. - Saba 90 3Oc; Wlos
tsa 80 30e; GuaisrgaIa fancp 19t;
20. gutter 17ac.
prtMa .........,.......itX lin
sm0 .........,.......lt& IGN
,ets ;,.--....-......... fbH /
.cu 8dtr ................sf1H -6& /
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Graufums Sroni.

Junee Jrau Sdpisssrmuttsr):
.Wit gallant mtin Wlons NIT mir 1T,
sldubft Du gar nidt; q bsrsibt icsar
mGnsn geburtsidg. Hur I'm mid nits
ans 4sIlsrmsresH au ssiHnsyn.-
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nt4tion ssn. a.. M, ylIM. Mar. o. &C.. ..isok
ut1ffoH q. e.. >. .i01S Ia. o. q .rsLkJ4h.. exk
afauiic Il. IT,. ukN. D. q, btb. 6r. -. 1lsJS
eait 4 o. IT.. ...- SijslF %. Gin Az ia
D. Z o. %. AZ. WHls.. b. Sfate az ,,.,x
Esftistem q. rel. AisiN II. b Rb. obi. 81. :. ts
nscoou, zrannt 6t lsl vert 40. %. AZ ..iSi
stnI q wa. q. sf. lsstl l.,vrib. Vac. IT,. s.,<
gfni. Ssnttsr g.. ION guf6. Boo. ST.. al
s.IL Fasifts. 4. -. wh cfso. e o. .tsf. A.. q :
eseiap. 9. lh,. uHlgsrn. Gouf. ~ .lsSx
sscdS. q. ~. u shiStnu. yen. ~ LIN
g.. 2. Z o. ieiHt Il ssyt ssostua asn. a. :, s<k
~ .. Q. esn. u. ss4 Hsv. eiseI Sc. 80. ssu
S2icdao 0r. o. IL. n le..a.kg.0. res. Il. n
Sgs.wE&SfVeb.dis7 IS' 9 .ecnt&fp .eonlr 7sSs
.gsS ~ .asn. thiofn esab, ". g. dbi. 81. S6k
80 ;sssu3.eS.rgft.. eyklec. 4ar. %, 81. tsttt
spe. Norfer. u u*lse. 9at. rd. A.. s*
gelk se. gel. ~. ssnIes Nniln. Sc. 80. isf y
xfnn.Sn.erref.6f- 7s leo. Mnilfs. gen. IL 7aM
xiu securities 6t. 7lklx.r. 20. %. or. -. iSgK
srs g. fts1ifse. 70 Ter a pae. r.. -. ~
Gen. Electric Sc. .is5 linion gss. e.. n
~. 9crft. !. az. ssK tinlpn Bae. %. IT,. NJ
~: esrtrdl ret. Il. esk II. q. muDter OF. .is2H
2nt Y. = o.. ..... sehli Q. gfeel 81. +. JAN
2nL v.d. ~: ...- sh ltrG. 9. Qtsrl. Es. ssn
s"a, \ ~ e. tg. ef- II ~ gialaD I. d.. issk
x Seots efp. tr... ~ ". Union ~ -. ssK
a. =. un; tr,:,.. ~ Rftiineb .al.p.br. i2s
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Gbieago, ~. qtpril.

Gbieaeo, -. qtpriI.
Tsi3en. 5iir Mai $1.1Sa-
1.2o3; am saGuB $1.195. Sir Suli
$1.16 1.1st; an SdIub S1.17s.
WeHdtorH. 5iir Rai 75-75at;
am S9luB 754c. 5iir SuIi 76a-
765e; am SdIaB 76ie.
Sdfer. - Sir Mai 44g-45te; am
S9IuB 44sc. 5iir Suli 434!-43ae;
ON S4IuB 43tc.
Rossen. no. 2, 97c.
gerfe. - 62-76e.
1imptbp. = G4.5o-8.Oo.
alee. - S10.00-18.5O.
pori. - Cir Mai $23.17-23.35;
ON S9lub $23.17. Sir Suli $500
-23.2 20; am S4Iub $23.1o.
Sdmals. = Jiir Mai S11.50-
11.65; am SdIub S11.62. 5ar Suii
$11. .70-11.S7; am S9lub $11.s2.
Rippenieiien. Cir Wai $12.30-
12.42; am SdIub $l2.37. Sir SuIi
$12.45-12.60; am SdIub $12.52.
Butter. Rartt niebriser; Grsas
nlerp 30-35i.
Gisr. - Rdrtt nienriser; 3ufubr
54, ,125 aiiten; firits 20a 2osc; Or.
binarp firits 19a-20c; auf BEN
Warit 19-20ac.
aartoffeln. = 3ufubr 80 Cars;
Ulartt rnperdnbert.
gefIiisel. = aebenbss. Tsarit IN.
perGnbert,
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AasSartise W6rfte.
q { 10 gort. u. gpril.

u TO Uplr, IL. AprII.
Mebl. - I!artt iefter; eprins ga,
tents $6.15-6.50; WiRtsr patsH.s
S5.90-6.15; Diuier Gtraisbts $5.65
$50.
Wei3en. - Wlarit unrsselmGbis;
90. l 9urum $1.37; Ro. 2 barter
$1.34; Ro. l Rortbsrn Duluth $1.43
unb Ro. l HOrtbern Wanitoba SLAP
(. 0. &. Rem gort. yiir Mai SIPS.
WeIfdtprn. - Martt itstig; RO. 2
seIbes S7-S7.ec |. T. Rem gort.
Safer. - yturtt felt.
5eu. = glartt fsit.
Sppfen. - Martt itetig.
5duie. = Glarit isft.
9sbsr. = Rarit isit.
Purt. = Warst feit; 5amiIp $24.o0
-26.00.
Beef. Wartt ftif.
S6nalS Wartt itart; Rib5Is
Weit $11.9O-12.00.
5alg. - gilrft fsh; Gitp 9ae.
Woas. - Wartt itstis.
REFS. . UIartt fen.
MolaiIss. Warft itstis.
3uder. Rober, Martt fsit; gens
trifusal $5,96; WolaiIes $5.19; rafiis
nirtsr 3uder, Narft feit.
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9k 9la4iraee ned Tsustsn pes tests
is!ns lslr erobe uab Glib 1T 5u ntebriesH
BinSraten ju srfsnStn, bsnn bic Hanisn
isben biHldneIids 6snss ~ Ssnb. Gar
Ssrsten .on san' wurbeu DON benganfen
'eK-4X% tsss6ast Ddbrtne 0sf4atss
tepisrs o. soy oisioutirt puben. i'm
ofsxsn karfte suybeH GarIeben -on eau~
~ sx-l< Sab sxf Bsii Isl-4K& yls
CIT.
or1fh ssf Nsg osse
sarsn nouiinsn ~ Bari tbifhsn Danitn.
DE gountsrrats bsrfst soc 9rtuis PER
$500.
0sAia spf ossspa.
ei6t. Us&fsl auf gonbon wrrbeB ~
A77H-4y0 psryfb. Sterling suettrt. Oar
0e4Ig axi Berlin mHrben soc lara Nsrf
bsredIei, flr Hesdid anf Yaris i1Ht pre-
&rsne anf Wmtsrsan 4se pro Wnloen
unl out RsieH l5f per IRONS, lissS loe,
Ruba n, Gfsnes (SApeit) 1895.
Urnssp ctIisafisass
nsssH tntig uns ksiia Die Bsstsn aus'
ttxen ME fnlof.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-25
News Of Fifty Years Ago
rrom the Richmond Dispatch Feb % 1866. !

,nS Nsh' heforr last Dr. John Patterson living
shisxe doors hro nnd retired, During the night
I hoo n9 In Of pork They ,hsn broke ops"
which they hauled away 'n ,b and cnrt With
""rt ,o ,b nr PATTERSON tracked tho wide-trc
80" bar n, roI9ds and found the and cart and
that KeS OF the stolen pork 1t is presumed
i IN, balance of tho meat Kelly was taken to
the iHo fee, of tho Richmond Sorfo si team" at
night. ''""e her FIRST trip tomorrow
fore rne he rS t;s sosiGn Of the sunras bin
"n'es to in vi Virginia. PROVIDES only Tor
sah"r i MS the n'rShdfsa !" The oYso Ssseraa
nheStrrheld County. to the James River u, a
nud;; Hundred u """'"es'er ana Der
o senate biz TO protect the interests OF III.
tween We, Weldon and Baltimore from reckless and
n IN" (, s' "hpSs,ntion was discussed n, length
taken. way 'u' u" "H''oh
before st rs bs ri
Wallace grocer and T. osth OF the Sn" eor
I a Msn p ass;s nhs W ys
money he had n"d ina s s,mra am"un u
ne had his hands painfully burned and was
SON was ON thor Sn visit to his dis,nsshed
and received much attention from sGssGrhny
OF Congress and others " N''
, ne washington Chronicle says the subcon-
n.l'ee OF Reconstrurtion who are invcstirat-
hs virginia affairs, arc still taking testimonv
our IL Ia believed they are nearly through ana
MI ..,ake report soon, which report IL Is
utnuc!stood VIII be adverse to the admissions
VI Virginia pack into the Union
. mere was very animated discussion in the
.u,'"te yesterday on the question OF takin:. nm
ouI or us order the Stevens House resolntion
PnioNidihE against the admission OF Southern
ittcPrcScntatiycs In Congress until Congress- saws
INC word. Finally the subject was taken IN
ana ana occupied ~ attention OF the senate for
inc balance OF the day. No vote was reached
IN the senate Mr.. Wilson introduced a hill,
20 continue the Freedmens Bureau as il now.
Is. mere was no discussion, and the bill took
ITS place the calendar " N
NO" that congressman and others in Wash
n.Stnn nave had time to calmly consider All
o. Ihe speeches and haranSues that have becn
in'h' on inc subject since the Presdcn, vetocd
me Freedmen's Bureau bill. it is tho conscu.
Su' or opinion that tho speech the presi,ien,
hnce' either written or oral that has come from,
MN, III that ii proves. without the shadow or
4 DOUBT: the perfect fallacy OF any hopcs thnt
nave existed OF Il compromise between tho ~
ccntiHc ana legislative branches of tho rovern-
incnt. Ills mention Of the trio OF rcyolution
lHtSS' ,KnoWn to mean stevens. Sumner and Wen.
ueli ihlilips. brings down the ire OF many nr
thtir friends i'll the departments and tho ,di
'nls or all grades are growing more bitter a
the DAYS by. 90
hencral W. j: Iiardee has been elected prcsi-
uent OF the selma and Meridian Railroad apd
VIII nave "f'ices in Meridian. Miss
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-25
Chronocyclegraph

The elimination OF waste effort and
the increase of individual efficiency in
all lines Of industry are being carried
to lengths that seem almost fabulous.
The latest device for getting the max
imum product out of worker with
q minimum OF effort is called the
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS This apparatus an
alyZes every movement made by a ma
chine operator or hand workman.
and shows him where he is wasting
work.
To get 81 ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS record,
the workman is put through his PAGES
before special screen. Every part
Of his body that makes movement is
fitted with tiny electric light. 4
Photographic plate is focused, aud
every move he makes is shown on the
plate as white line of light TO get
record OF the time element, the lamps
on his body flash, instead of burning
steadily. Thus in place Of a continuous
line, the record Is a broken dotted line
and the spaces between the dots show
the speed Of his movements 70 de-
termine the direction of the movement
at every point. the light flashes quick
Is and goes out slowly, resulting in
wedge shaped bushes on the plate
which point in the direction Of mo-
tton.
An expert study of the resulting
plate shows Just which motions are
efficient and which ones are wasted
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-25
SEEN ON THE SIDE
Time for IL Change.

If You feel that you must carry
Gossip everywhere around,
And imacinatons harry
with the news you've beard or found
Ii would be an excellent notion
Something new beneath the sun
If you'd seek to cause commotion
with the good things men have done
II is true We do not listen
Always when deed is praised.
While our eyes will madly glistcn
As some buried past is raised:
Rut our views might bc amended.
We might c:,ustic comment shun
And. our knocking all suspended.
Tell wha, good things men have done
lcs. just lots of worthy actions
Have their interesting side
Honest folks possess attractions
That when scanned can't he denied
VIC might get Il lot of pleasure.
We might even have some fun
III wod learn to tell and treasure
Good things that our friends have done
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-25

y motor car that runs equally we'll
ON SCH or land is the latest production.
and If The inventors projects arc ear
ried out will soon be on the market in
several designs. At the price OF a mod
eratcly expensive automobile
A model of the new machine was
exhibited at the San Francisco Expo
sition, where il took half dozen sue
ccssful trips over the bay. Seen in the
water the craft looks like 4 short.
blunt motor boat with high bow and
stern. The model shown is roadster,
the driver and passenger sitting amid
ships. The hydromOtor, as ii is called.
is propelled through the water hy 81
sixteen-inch propeller 1t rides high
with the water line hardly reaching
the little side doors and about Il third
of the wheels exposed.
On land the hydromotor resembles a
fat armorcd automobile from the war
zone. Its structure, OF course, is entire
Is watertiSht. II is equipped with
fort two-inch wire wheels Tho eXhi-
hitlon model is built Of aluminium. SO
practicable mas il proved that the de-
sisncrs plan To put touring car and
limousine models on the market.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-25
Candidates Serve Notice

Z ORMER Senator Theodore r. Burton has
: formally announced his candidacy far
Ehe Republican nomination for President /,
was SO well understood that ne would be =,
candidate that his announcement caused no
surprise. A. the same time Senator Robert
~, La Toilette declares himself "A candidate
r. Ihe strength and weakness of these two
gen are such as to make them hopeful con.
$ssHaera Tor the Republican nomination and
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-25
Fish Wltbout sc,,c.

scaIc1ess fish. with bend like a
dog, so rare that il is now listed az
the third ever captured, has peen prc :
scented to the University of Washing
ton by Mrs. Mabel Weller OF Gig Hair
Dor. The species. which Professor Kim
caid believes distinct from any other.
is known AS Acrotus Willoughbyi, from
an Indian agen, who discovered tho
first one and sent il to tho National
Museum ut Washington In 1887. Tho
second specimen was obtained ny tho
University Of Washington some time
ago. The third, alone. is In perfect
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-25
tnntcnth of link

=; MHau - ne contents OF tank - feet inches
-; ", ~ INC top, I6 feet d inches in
high? $3.50 "a ,r irrt, . inrhes
Take half The diameter Of the tor, snnsrr i;
a az ,na"it'n!N by ID This will give the area
~ .u nc '"p IN Inc anne way find tho urca ~
the snuar Mntiply these two areas and take
s"uarr zoo, 200" 90" Add the two areas and the
n,i" ""' or thcir product and multinIv a..
ont ' h Of me height, or feet inches If
Hu ~ ,c"lc"d the dimensions 10 fer mic
II ~ ~ iv me number or cubic feet in the tank
incTos ~ ~ VIII give the number of cubic
fno,,' "t'. me number of gallons may ho .,n,
e rIi 'he fac that 23l cubic inches make 6n
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-25
LuitIc CDnAnlcsrent

Newcomer found the Guide OF Cani,oI S,u,ro
hee!inS against a sizzling radiator and con.
graduated him on his coming out
Yep. he replied. 'toc wife this mawnin
met lowed 10 go out AN If / could find
som" work. She scd cf ! did she bet ia r,vo
~ away TO the fust met An thus she
resumes the ramtank cs soon as I announce
my Intentions"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-25

y hchpcckcd man never crows about it,
II sometimes happens that man is in for /,
because he for il,
man who tries TO get to the front by push
ihG h'niseli VIII have his drawbacks.
Tho broad road has more toll gates than the
straight and narrow path.
rhc latch key is the only source OF income
which many have.
II is easier to lend your ears TO a hard nm
story than it is to lend a hand
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-25

~ III the following from The Bristol Herald
courier: sui, the average would RAJ her
hrc the furnace than the cook"
"A little less of the loot toots," saws the Suf-
FOLK Herald and heap more caution will 10
our way of thinking save more trouble i'm the
lon- run, both for suffolk autoists and the sur
gcons III hospitals "
"Thr kchmond papers. remarks the Gate
city Herald. SAY that the Legislature is WORK
iuE HeaiouSly and intcliigenily True some very
siily hills have been introduced. but the best or
Legislatures VIII have some silly Bllics i'm il "
The editor OF the Halifax Gazette finds il
hcc'SShrE l" further explain follows: YES
"" fc!, the earthquakes We felt IL AT ~ y W'
any dishes We're broken: simply said ihtr
shock Was sufficient To break them whicb u" !,
MAS ''''''' -
TnH Norfolk Ledger, Dispatch has found its
own particular nero II says; mcdonald .cc's
name VIII 90 ringing down the ages MS n nohlS
candidate for y good job" The gentleman re
einia Citizen. ''7'o" Wiz
Speaking OF The hcsir" 6f the Wisconsin Con
prcSsinan 10 have the natonHl CapitoI ,novcd ~
Milwaukee, because OF his fear that Washinrc"
THAT need not worry him. IL liz only - Sns ss
he can secure his refreshments under nur nno
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-25
TIlc RiYal.

so loved once, wncn Death came by
| hid
Away my face,
And all my swccihcart's trcsscs she
undid
TO make my hidins-placc.
The dread shade passed me thus un-
needing. and
! turned me then
TO calm my lovc-kiss down her shield
ing hand
And comfort her again.
And To- she answered not; and she
did sit
All Hxcdly.
With her FUR face and the sweet smile
uf IT,.
In love with Death. not me-
james Whitcomb Rilcy.