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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-20
RICHMOND TIMES DISPATCH: SUNDAY FEBRUARY 90 1916

uplift them on these all-important subjects.
for the ribald reason that the doctor is not
married. Foolish girls! DO they not know
that the most profound advice and sapient
counsel on all matters, from the rearing of
children TO the shaping Of governmental
policies, are always rendered by those who
have had no experience?
Looking further than the triiing objec-
ton advanced by the freshmen, sophomores
and juniors of Gouchcr College to the course
of lectures announced by their spinstcr in
structor, the seeker after truth finds the real
reason in the further announcement by their
Low" and marriage authority that only seniors
will he admitted TO the lectures. The under
clussgirls doubtless feel that, as Cupid is quite
as apt 10 shoot them with his little arrows as
he is to pierce the hearts OF their elders, if
the lectures aren't good for them they cant
be good for anybody. And maybe they are
right.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-20
Concentrated Foods.

Thc European war has caused a high
development OF concentrated and con
Ncniently packed food products TINY
tin tubes. similar To those used for
t""thpas'"' contain condensed milk.
vegetable extracts and a pr,n,r.tion
composed of cocoa and milk Either
OF these requires only a cup Of hot
water To make a delicious, nourishing
drink
Sardine and anchovY paste. put M
IN the same way. make a toothsome
sandwich Lemonade tablets are also
in use.
Several savory dishes, including :,
delicious clam chowdcr. arc put up in
tins OF half the ordinary bulk. their
contents being highly concentrated.
Tiny hripucttcs OF fuel go with each
can. so that II may he heated any
where.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-20
SEEN ON THE SIDE
The Hotter Isurt.

Love is not ALL" the cynos say.
Who'd have us tread Il lonely way
And swear that way is best:
Eut those who heed will como to rue:
Though loves not ALL perhaps is true
Ii swcctens all the rest.
He's blind who yields his every thought
To wealth or fame--such dross IL nouuht
When love has been denied:
l'ut. Swcctcncd by loves mnstrclsy,
Fame and It's lack. wealth.. poverty,
Alike are dciticd
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-20

:. Cubic Yards of hot air" says the Monroe
Edr Vile ih% H i" ingus ehld fh,@
have een hnsa by GHssrsss Mere ehidTsn
'hah Iahor ever ruined and that's a fact"
mobile unloadcd here yesterday. and At
we're unoaded The machines nre for safe
Trov me fa H,dc are I for the purpose Of m
TO decide which Will prove the most profitable"
mas Of fs% ea fSy S S co godS
roads has a highway through the county from
road from rYon TO combas ana ana is sa ao@
Besides Smaler ete ynm to
ont the county
The sandhiiI Citizen tells this tough one:
I,;Ac.Gcor"ing, TO The lioke County Journal Bon
Pines the farmers pned SHSr nrSnms
ana beaded the vines toward Southern Pines
the market You always can depend on What
Butler writes" 800
nraGer q c%tef e Sam wS Vice. last week Wefei Killed
had beard twelve inches long 1t was one e's Of
by ,he gh OF the seSe m ,Gas IL
Iositi9n to know say that the turkey seven
nG sH@1,age Of notash this year
sssnF in is Es wnai s sn
ticrs of the soil were too content no to- ieaWe
M TOO to hc n srr fSt,Sn an" GO
mining little of their own brains with their
e?s roads ne and TGr s ooS Roads
5 s @% no nS lsadl
iyiSs Sooa reads ana iersls farms farm e0s Good Cd
GOOD 4"sa.
good aeeiaI enjoyment, Good roads and CON- ON
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-20

arc sun outbreaks a, ir,.r,,,
c, !i''hlhcry for lighting ,h, d.
n,ni so "cli organized that Tho ola
H. 49, ~ Us appritch are thing ~
NV past. The buhonir uJ,puo 49,. VI
put down by canuuirn. 80 100 peeh
",s"''"h ana a strict ouar,ntima
".n..'i' All thus work Is bcipr 49,
"m"ns :, people who used to rln..
s,,Ii WINDOW tightly at ,night-and
syn DO Ncrs oftcn--bccausc ,hcy ~
hcVc IN an evil spirit tia, 49,,
around III tn" darkness
nc ""!H against SMALLPOX has bc.,
i.o' on by means OF extensive vac.
in"''oh' "ith results even better than
hosti!. al the wild tribes w.. 10.
over ny m"aus Of cures that .cc,,cG
10 'h'!h miraculous The whole rc,,rd
OF sanitary work is ono for tn. irnI,nd
states TO b" proud Of blu, it cannot
NC retarded as finished. u has MOI
reached tho stage where /, yyiII rn,,
along on its osn momentum
"hnt Sanitation Has bone.
"'iF'l't% uSca 10 bc consid-
cred a particularly unhealthy place 10
NV, 'ut army In 1855 suffered - hun
"Fch times more from sickness IMAM
IRON, bullets. Nindnnpo. gou,hcrn,no.,
"i IN" !ArGc islands. ana home OF tie
M"toS used To Hc called the only
WN'te mans country ia tho archi-
relnfo Tina, *, IL You could .s,,n.
being sliced wi,h q bold or a harm
the chauccs we're that YOU wo,iId,'',
di' Of fever Eut The rest of mo t,hiI
iphlHtS We're cla=svd VITA til. African
west coast
N"""u"Ns that theory is thoruughly
'Ahi"",o' nut II took some OF tho best
m,"lv"' ana SANITARY work OF the coun-
w TO 40 ~ and II takes more of tho
a""t' -, "'t-"t"l; u When the Fill
''iS' ~ 'AtII own hands,
@TtAt itsbuhsioiiiiics Will
I'm, &c '.'""ha from SLIPPING
~ - 49, 80 '""' hl!icd tens
gn.,,i.,t nv 'ce'H'c OF inc
rwo ,,ro,l.
,nod,..., ,. o." ~ n'ttFN an"
D,.,i,b .-,.i M"'ch INC
~, J"F' ,'tE'"h'hs 70 at
pIapue nh, ,.,I, "" v''o'er",
SOM, 90 ~ a. wy" ny
.,rs b, No.. ; .r 'i"e''
,worl, ,l,o, - b''"'
,,h,irr i,,.,,,,l.,. ~ ~ ""ne !"
nm, ,r.,..y.,t d" 'ea
,,,ri 'o,rt.i,,, S''''s '!'t IN
uaJf ,b,. ul,ri,,,
{nre ma, u.S ne
,n,r,L. -, r.I ms IL quo
Of c,rIv ,n,,r;.,.. ,I ''' .u ".Co""t
,.nor.,,ro nf - 20 enc
Of a ,wclvc-y..,ri, u, c"ii"
iccu.yo,rn,,i "''u ii III
- ."'' '"'H@' cannot De expect
~ ltlI
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-20
Mans niscourtcsy to Man

L VERY BODY has begun TO realize the i'm
Il portance of courtesy. except everybody.
That is TO say. only The public continues to
practice dscourteSy III public. Individuals
and corporations require their employees to
show least outward consideration for
others and even the Federal government has
lately taken steps to inculcate courtesy in
otficeholders. The Secretary Of Commerce
had "he courteous card" posted by the
Pennsylvania Railroad, reprinted and sent to
officers and employees OF his department
throughout the world.
But in street cars, theaters, shops, the
streets and in every place where crowds do
Congregatc. even in the churches. mans dis
courtesy to man makes countless thousands
murmur. Crowding and discomfort in all
those places frequently are unavoidable. hut
an excuse me- or I'm sorry" or thank
YOU would generally take the edge on the
physical annoyance And il would cost so
little.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-20
IattllnSs.

AS a coin. nattcry is the smoothcst and tho
largest in circulation.
There are times when all of us doubt the
existence of the fool killer.
The man who doesn't love pcace we'll enough
10 fight for ii is coward
y man who attends TO his own business doesn't
have TO slap himself on the back
KS rule. the more prcsumptuous a man the
less he is worth
y halfwittcd man grins if Won toll hin, b>
is.
II YOU must knock, do it Oh the door OF the
poor
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-20

The Asheville Citizen says: 1T Is proposed to
form an organization in this city to be known
rs T the Nsheville Lhiio,lIahor League, and tho
citizen. believing that the plan is 4 me ritorious
one readily indorses IT. From II comparatively
small beginning grew to it's present state OF
power and efficiency tho National Child-L Labor
committee, an orHnntxntton with phenomenal
record or achievement. and II attain
greater results by tho establishment OF local
branches all over the United Stutcs'
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-20

'For The Times Disoatch.)
The trees are motionlcss. All nature
sleeps
In her white garment Of the winter
cold.
Nodding. and heavy-cyed. the aon.bei
pine
Knee deep in snow. stands midnight
sentinel.
And all the forest bolcs arc gray as
death.
Thus in the moonlig ht--hcautiful in
death.
All nature seems to sleep The risine
Shines on her face. and 10. the slistcn.
ing land
Speaks up in living words: There ia
no death.
EDMOND FONTAINE,
CHARLOTTESVILLE, February 6.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-20

Here is suggestion that is suggestion.
II comes from the Underwater News. The more
We read Of tho proceedings of the Virginia
i;eEislaturc the more firmly are We convinced
that tho time is ripc for brethren Of the
state press to meet in solemn conclivc and with
one accord to declare that will anix the
much -sought-aftcr Hon to the name OF any
LEGISLATOR unless he can return from Richmond
at the close of session hearing duly
attested affidavit that he has not been the patron
OF any idiotic leGisla ton"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-20
Learning From jefferson

IT is especially appropriate III this prcsi-
1 Dental year that there should be wide
spread observance by Democrats Of the birth
day Of the party's founder. Virginia should
take the lead in paying honor to the memory
OF Thomas Jefferson. April Is should he for
Democrats day Of new conservation and OF
high resolve. The great apostle Of liberty
educational political and religious taught
many lessons that we OF this later generation
would do we'll TO remember and apply. With
great problems OF government oyerhansing
city. State and nation and demanding solution,
VIC can find inspiration and guidance in what
the Sage of Monticello thought and wrought.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-20
Love Lectures Only ror senior.

7 UNDERGRADUATE of Goucher r,r.,
~ have advanced frivolous reason ,er
doubling the qualifications OF rnoir fo.,,,,c,,r
in hygiene 10 lecture on love ana parr,,,,o =.
which she has chosen as one uf ,h, nn,ior.,
COURSES for seniors These ulrcre,nr.,,..
young women gihe at DR.. Miss Lillian Welsh
and arc skep,!cal OF her ability To- cdify ANA
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-20
What's the AnA,yert

Nh% Is IL that the more pins :. woman nuts
into her mouth the faster she can talk?
why does Il boy set his drum when you tell
him TO keep quiet?
my do some men brag about being self made
"heh there is no structure TO show for il?
Why does woman always bite her Inns whom
she pulls down her veil?
Why does who has got 10 tho ton of
the ladder always look down on those who are
getting him?
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-20

The Halifax Record Advertiser has this cheer
ing paragraph: We are proud Of tho farmer
boys of Halifax. They are. with rare cNccp
tIonS. a healthy. Intelligent and happN class OF
y"uns mcn Not only the class now, at the
Virginia Polytechnic Institute. but those at
home are trying to learn how 10 get III" most
out of their work and hy the time they ar"
mature men We will he getting moro out Of tho
iihltfaN soil than ever dreamed there was
IN IT. MI honorS and success to YOU, boys
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-20

Barnes Is still the bully and the boss of
the G.. q. T. Of New York State. and when he
speaks, even the Governor of the Empire Com
monwealth DOTS his hat. The outlook for IL
love feast in Chicago in June is not promising
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-20

has Young Kinks succeeded in convincing
that hoircss that she could do no better than
marry him"
Not quite but he is making progress She
is beginning To believe there is IL bare posi-
btN she might do worse"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-20
Danger,

THESE collars that fair girlies wear
Are great, admittedly
But If they higher climb. I fear
Girls can no longer see,
but must procure, it will be found,
y dog TO guide their steps around.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-20

Pittsburgh pastor in a sermon las, Sun
day said If all the women adopted the
masculine toys used by women in mountai in
climbing they would feel better" But all
women 90 not climb mountains. What most
"f them need TO make them feel better is
something that Will help them TO cross a
bridge before they come to it,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-20

The Big stone Gap Post does "a little boastin !.
as follows: "iig stone Gap has The finest lot OF
business men of amy town i'll the whole country
anu IN matters of interest tn the town every
tclio" stands ready to do his part.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-20

MIR. Bryan far has not advocated nov
cabinet Office to be known as tho secretary o
peace says the Norfolk ledger Dispatch. Bu
hc may be heard from at an carly date when II,
begins TO lecture again 1T much per.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-20

| temtment Good roads and hetter living ut less
| expense. Give good roads! Good roadsi
| GOOD roads: And more good roudsl'
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-20

The Chase City Progress keeps serene any =
now ~ says Mr. Garrison was pcrhaps'a good
man for the job and yet do not expect the
country to suffer after his successor is APP
point Cd
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-20
Chats With Virginia Editors

TIL" Bristol Herald Courier is all mixcd up.
IL says one day YOU think it's the ground
hoS. next day YOU think II isn't and tho next
day you wonder il there's anything in il. after
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-20

!"" National Association Of Merchant
I"loia OF America, III annual conclavc in ST.
Louis, announces as a complete outfit for a
gentleman no less than fourteen suits and ten
t"pcoa's the minimum cost to be $4,000
Boots. shirts hats and other trappngs extra
We assume that this edict settles the much
discussed question What is gentleman?
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-20
Something Left.

Hey, skinny, the warm weather has snoi,.,
the skating"
But, say, did YOU hear tina, the schoolbo,se
is burned down. Oh, joy
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-20

Politicians often mean wcll--but they always
mcan better for themselves than for any one
else.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-20

FURNISHED every day In tho year nt 10 South Tenth
Street. Richmond. Va, by the Times Dispatch Tub
fishing Co, Inc. Charles r.. iinshrook. Editor and
Alnukrr
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-20

~ Congressman who prefers To save his face
instead of his country'S honor ought TO let his
heard near, grow and go on a Chautaurua circuit
Times Dispatch Which is different way OF
saying he should keep company with Bryan
Blackstone Courier.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-20
Comm and Cuiue

Cpson-Fhat fellow Cannon is sleek one,
ami stingy with il.
Downs-Whats what?
one side OF his store is stocked win eaod.
Tor garden truck: the other contains a dispIav
OF collins"
i don't see anything sleek or stingy about
that"
lie makes one sign do for both lines-,pr.
pare Plant"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-20
The Next Artracti,n

scene: East End--Pop leaning over Tho han
listers in his pajanas. Sadie below pulling tho
porticres apart
Pop-Sadie, why does tina; chap who comes
mere !" see you always leave odor OF cloves:
sadie-Nhy, pop that's the new perfume for
theatcr parties Joe always goes out between
acts and brings back some
Well, il he thinks this is a ,heater The n.x,
.!,ne ne comes hell he one OF a box party that
III give. Fumigatc and retire"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-20

ADDRESS ALI. COMMUNICATIONS to Tho Times
hispnt Vh. and to ind, idualr-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-20

According TO Bill Barnes. vi Albany y.
Tie more YOU humilate the fellow who doesn't
agree With you, the more harmonious the act
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-20
Current Editorial Comment
International
('crn,any's
Use of
False Flags

IntcrnNtiOnnI law recOgnizcs
CcrmanN'S the right OF a merchant vessel
I-se of in danger neutral flag
49, So and Of warship display neU-
arse J. H'SS trail colors, provided Il runs up
its ensign before taking
hostile action such trickery this has long
been REGARDED iustifia BILE OF war. New
erthelesS. on the fourth OF last February when
Germany proclaimed its lawlcss submarine zone
and warned neutral ships off the high seas
There no German nag foa,ed above water. the
excuse was made that British ships using
the American standard. 1t is worthy Of mote
that three months before this the German cru;s-
er t:md"u, soon afterward destroyed. entered
the harhor of Penang under false coors and
gained what III Hcrlin was regarded great
victory. The latest German naval triumph ap-
pears 10 have been achieved in the same way
rscap,'lS from the kie! Canal into the North
sea the Mocwe armed and equipped as a com
merc". d"stroyer. managed to elude the British
and French patrol by exhibiting the Swedish
nag ana painting the colorS Of that nation on
her sides We are to infer. therefore. that when
Great britain misuses flag the olfense is so
diah"iica as 10 warrant an enemy in running
amuck hut when Germany does the whole
world is 10 applaud it's superior cleverness-
New Yori; World.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-20
Congress
Ignores
Experts


, shou h IKE 10 he assured that the Mare is
IAN" snnnhci IS de"n enough to carry the ship
out OF 'he ways The War College in its re-
port, if says the channel is deep enough. and it
remains 10 ne seen If the alert member
Will accept that report. or if he will he salts
ned WIN n",hng shor, OF n congressional
Juhke,. yuhNet' OF courScy would mean n
siderabie ueEy. while dignincd statesmen in
frosk coats GForled piunmets in the channel
ana measured them with tapelins and the
chance Of Of, TIER learning anything that hadn't
been "A matter OF record in the naval archives
for senerdtion would be about ono out Of a
THOUSAND u costs tho government approx
mateiy $4,000 TO educate military expert. and
having educated h i'm. We cheerfully and prompt
~ disregard the know ledge for which we maid
dearly. Persons with no technical trninint.
set their Judgment against his. Take. for eX,
ample the House Committee on Naval Affairs
1t comprises twenty members. OF whom twelve
are lawyers, FOUR are business men and the re-
mainder might be described as scatterinr":
hut only one &c, out ut Of the twenty has any actual
tee. devotcs Its time and energies He, by a
lucky chance. served officer i'm tho navy
yer Is chairman; and lawyers by virtue of num-
bers dominate tho committee-St. Joseph News
Press.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-20

Talking about improbab Utilities what was the
biggest ono YOU ever heard Off"
THAT poiiccman's wife who had him arrested
Tor disturbing the peace"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-20
l,'nlniIH NInniIs

shall We go to the movies to.nich1 nv do, = -"
Why do you put il tha, wayr whv do,..
sou ask if will?"
Well that means we shall"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-20

SPECIAL ADVERTISING REPRESENTATIVES,: Has
brook ~ BROOKS. Fifth Avenue Build
Ing. York: Mutual life Building. Philadelphia;
Peoples Gus Building, Chicago
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-20

WHAT'S the news. old man."
I see they are lighting in the Garden Of
Eden"
so: say. that's whore the first row OCCURRED
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-20
Tho Ien,nn,
Doctors
Needed
in England

The demand made nv the di-
Doctors rector general Of England to in
Needed duce some 5000 more doctors IN
!, E.a,, TO the age Of forty-nvc to Join
III i-"Siahu tho ranks Of tho r. \. NJ G and
out to the front. has raised :,
STORM OF protest in medical circles. where it is
tri' tha, ~" form of semicompusion now adopt-
en- Ell; by me locSi committees set np to deaf with
In's question Is ANYTHING but fair to a body
OF men "h" hav" already responded in the lost
T Ton nhnnei 20 the call of the War oricc--no
lewe' than 10000 out OF 10000 doctors have
aiready Joined the r. 4. NJ. c. What is even
more inp"rtan, is the fact that the CONTROVERSY
ihht 'hiS problem has provoked has begun to
waks nc public up to the extremely serious
STATE 81 ahairs which such a course threatens
slnce me civilian population OF some 4 o o0n 200
Souls mas been eft TO the care OF 10000 doct tors
,aH n d s.ch acai OF extra insurance work. as
49, 49,, 80 'El.u me numerous sick and wounded
from 'he 'front.' who arc filling the wards or our
S ind; Iivinan HOSPITALS all over the country.
Nltui'hl "1ch to-day represent most
preI."uS national assets. one that cannot he
repiaEcn Tor many years to come. owing to the
,hc. 'n,' INC great ma jority of medical students
nave ia'FcadE Sone to war. leaving few if any
Chronicle. ''oi'"o"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-20

Entered january q. 1905, at tho Post Office ut
Richmond. Va, second class matter.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-20

In course or n debate in Con
IresS yesterday member said
he favored an augmented navy
adding: "But before vote 10
spend 100000 TO equip Mare Is
land Navy Yard for .b;,L,,;1a;,,,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-20

Now Count Won Bcrnstorf is on the wait
ing list
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-20
shakespeare Day by Day.

For all OF us: How use doth breed a habit
III a man.'-'rhc Two Gentlemen OF Verona V. 4.
FOR the *upcrstitious: There is divinity in
odd numbers. either in nativity, chance or
death The Merry Wives of Windsor. v l.
For the doubtcr:
nc wcaricst and most loathcd worldly life
ihat age ache. pcnury and Imprisonment
can lay on nature Is paradise
I" what We fear OF dcuth.'
Measure for Measure iii l.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-20
Gossip From Down Home .

H 0,;nn N.ras OF hot air, says the Monroe
labor jus, now. while the Heating child Dor
pm is pending in Congress More children
nave "cen ruined by idlenesS here in the South
IMAM Iahor ever ruined and that's a fact
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-20

For any soldier in Europe: "a very valiant
trcnchcrman.' Much ADO About Nothing j. l.