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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-03-02
kindor oonros0n
MACH FLE1CHER'S
T . RIA

@inonu. - uSeudt" o6er
vtroden" miro in SEN erlten 8o4en
sic gu beantportenoe Sagesfrage
lein. SIN st. CHARLES, 6as Dor Ell
nem Sabre init GROCER Mebrbeit
ufeuft" tpuroe, miro om I. Mar5
abermqls cine Sption=%abitimmung
itottfiroen; oieie Srtidaft bm iehS
Observation-Disclosures. = Sn 8ine So
lono tp1rbe cine 8etition eingereidt
Inn Mitimmung iiber bieielbe Srage
om 4. Mar5. - &ilfS=Snbianerogent
G1. 8enion beidlagnabmte am Cont
tag 6rei @ogenlaol1ngen geiltiger
8etrQnfe, alS 6ieie eben uber ole
@ren5e 6es vtrodenen" @ebietes ge=
fabren paren. Son Dem 6ritten $50
gen gab elmer 6arauf %fabren0en Man=
ner einen GhuB auf Sen 8earnten ob,
obne i'm 5u treffen.
Gait gran6 Sorfs.- Mm
Somtagaben6 brannte 6aS @ebauoe
ser Iirma &earns & 8errD Biz o1f
6en @runo nieber, mo61tr6 Elm Sha=
ben bon $40,0 900 angeridtet mnrbe.
Sem tim. - Sic grben Der So
mile Gbas. Sonus, Sic CUR 8eit ibr
Seim in Srocp batte uno nit 6em BON
einem 6eutiden Sa11dboot perienften
britii@en Eoiiagieroampfer ~2aiita=
mia" %unterging, baben 6ur4 tbre
MntpGIte BEL Ser beltfhen @egierung
Mnipriidye n1f cine @nti6a6igung I'M
getroge bon $4,000 anbangig &C.
modt, sic bodittpobrideinlia and
be5nbIt tper6en miro. Serr uno 6rou
Sunus batten lire Gormgeratbi4af-
ten tpenige Monate porber berfauft
uno tpouten NIT Dem ungludliden
|9umpfer cine 8eiudsreife nod ibrer
often &eimoth .SrIan6, MAIDEN. -
So. 9. $. 6ritfde ian6te @amitag on
sic 8unbesienatoren &nute @elfon
bon Mlerun6rta un6 Weo1eS Glapp bon
ct. Soul un6 on sic &eprdientortten
s. 8. @Isportb, Monfato, un6 ST.
Dobis, ct. Setter, lie cine Depeide NIT
aebn nnteridriften bieiiger 8urger,
file m1fforoern6, fir Die @orlage, mel-
DIE beitimmt, baB Amerifoner Dor ser
@embrng betpoffneter @onoeIsidiffe
gepnrnt 1perben, 5u 1timmen.
8emi6ii. - Srmu 8robib bat
gegen gmorp Smpis cine &lage einr
gereidt, in Ser Tie cine @ntfddoigung
BON $4,000 perlangt. sic beboup-
tet, boB ibr @otte 6urd lin bon Sor-
big perfauften gdnops 10 betrunfen
mr1roe, ooB er in eine Sdneenebe fiel
uno liegen blieb, ioboB ibm @anbe
un6 6uBe 10 itarf erfroren, baB lie
o%bgerommen mer6en miiiien, menn er
u%berboupt m 2eben bleibt.
Gilbert Sea. - Gountpantpalt
q. 6. Beterio1 un6 Coroner bon
8erg baben iid ant 6reitag nod Dem
Seim ser Iomilie 1ielbroten in Scr
@emarfung @ice1ono begeben, Inn
Sen Toa Ser 8ergiftung Ser Trau
Gulbranoion o1s Gbicogo gu unter=
iuden. @oroners-@ eidtporcne baben
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-03-02
8amr Gbamberlain's Sablette st
1ehmen.

@enn SIR @ud idmerfduig unb
6umm fublt nod Dem giien.
@enn bartleibig o6er bilios.
@em SIR franfes &opfmeb babt.
8em SIR einen lauren Magen
bobt.
@e1m SIR aufbIabt nod 6em gifen.
8enn SIR on unperoaultdfeit lei.
Set.
8enn SIR rerbos ober mutblos
iei6.
@enn SIR fetnen @efdmad fiji
Cure Mobl5eiten bobt.
@enn Cure 0cbcr ~perb6rtert lit.
gu foufen in Senrp's Corner 1rug
6tore. - Mn3.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-03-02

Ste bette art au reifen
Wie am beifen man reiif9
Wobl bir, penn ous meibt!
Mit Der Giienbabnfabrt
@inh @efabren aepoart,
8ei Der Jabrt ourd bic 9utt.
Ndut man leidt in Die @rnft,
llno pom Mutomobil
2ermalmt merben niel'.
Sos @iherite oo6
ST beutautg" nod
Sos Reifen gu SUB.
6oa i9 raten Dir, tus!
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-03-02
ungsfraft.

xWie beute ones nod Dem @@mie>
rentbeater binrennt; i'd bidtte gar ni4t
gebo9t. oab bic einfaden 2eute in oie'
fer @eaeno SntereHe fir oie r5auit~s
M%uffub:une baben9"
ia, tpinen g., in Sem @tud tritt
nGmli9 Elm ridtieer gubel out. uno
Der madt auberoem in ben 3mii9sn%
aften nod per59iebene aunititiide!"
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-03-02
Goes 9anskrit9.
Cine trasikomilde Berltner 6efdidts sss
&eors Atesler.

iebenit mit5ut.ilen. bet id mir uH
meme o1en Dase nod permd9lt bobe.
Set Gene tur3e Been, bet mir bon Sc
burt an 8. u. ma@t unb meine tperte
Beteiliiunq an Welttrie9 idn3lid aus
{@lob, bat meinen 2ebensilid (De
mon 10 }ngt) MIDI in ieringften in Meis
ieftanoen - leiber! muB i'd beute fa<
gen; 6enn nod fnapp anoertbalb Slit
terpoden bobe id Dc Rdfe bon 7 Che
qlud 10 po1, oct id mir entf4ieoen
5uriidiebne nod Die Treibeit. Die ID
lneene. @ie boft ou mir INNER jeu5f
tpeien meine uniemetrifde pebale!
,@be," bate jefagt, .um Dir ieRn se
Weiber IN 8oger rum. mie i'd Inn be
Mrbeet;;" I'M tpat bob' i'd INNER k<
{aet9 Limb Is Der aerl oo@ nod T.
frumm - CT trie4t fem Te%meninium."
Der {pienannte belize @befano Is nor
mir nifdt peiter pie n jan5 erbeblid
perfddrft.r Rrieds3uftan6. Meine
Oue is afpar aus bet lan6iturmpfliaz
tile Mlter ldnsft bide raus; Oct hinoert
ibr aber bur@aus MIDI, eeial ped Die
Rri.@sfuriie gu mimen, nobel id ar
mer Rerl anbauernb bet ieihloeere
Seer Bin. Sen jan3en lieben Bad
fee6t {e our9 Oct traute 6etm ME
ne 8rubfan5jrannote. bic ieben Sogenz
Bid trepieren min. III tpirft MR.
Mi(e)nen gu, bic ben ftrdmmften oil
6enburqif@en @peoiaionsjau1 etnfad
au 6adepeter MAIDEN bdten. Ms
Is infer f6eener 9Gmmerfdoppen iez
blieben! Sen G4liTel Don ibre feinoz
lide @telung ridt fe MID rar's, III
trenn id obne 9ietrih eeren 8oritot
an De Q%ebensque1e IN 8lauen @ffen
>paee, is mir Der Mid3u@ abief@nitz
ten. @@lei9' i'd mir benn Mbenos
UNI nbre cline (ieien frieb um 9rek
mad alten @tiD 10 p0b o p0b Oh
meme Bube rom, benn lie@t fe f4ox
in @4neebemoe uff 9or4poiten me-
tertpeif e aus'n 5enfter raus I'M bomz
barbiert mir nit 9on6jranaten, ns
iona pDlferredtsmiorige Ginger mand
iin, oie enner MID mieoer5uiez
benben Sosieru4 perbreiten, bet Id
{dleint9ff eenen bombenii4eren I'M
ter{tano uffiuden mub. 9eite bat fe
irobe Wdide. Sic jan5e 8uoe is
ieberf6memmt, I'M Gblorodmpfe ftei:
len uff, set id mir unminfierli6 BET
sir in Tlanoern perfect fteble, I'M oaz
BEL itebf set Maultpert MIDI een' Moz
manq ftine - mie n Ma1ht1'1e .
nebr, Iage ih Dir! - lin Der 5rab2
Gen Rpajefairr Don aus gtre SUI
lafdtonone lit Elm 5refen bagegen.
Ollie Dage eiierne portionen, no i'd
BON meien meme 3atnludenmftieteit
fomiefo fdon mebr fluKige mie feite
@peii en- 3%uneiie. Sd uerbe Den ano%
denontel, Der Bel unf'n aaRenoottor
int @oniulto3jobns3immer itebt. Inn
mer fpreaenoer dbnlid I'M fomme IN
ialoppierenoen Sempo uff'n arieds@
bunb. Mber bet 9oqfte is: st 1htpez
Ben @erbonolunsen. bet meme @dpie<
iermutter uff'n Rriedsfdauplab er<
ldeinen unb entfdeibenb inireifea
ion. Wot ion aus mir merben. no
id {@on iebt jeien erbriedenoe Sober
ma@t au fdmpfen babe! Mie id -
fa@te 6aieien Snipru@ erbeben nia,
flie6t mir Die Naaeltifte on 8reler,
set id mir in 2aufdritt gu 8albier
Minern uffn @erbonbsplab bejebea
mubte. Diefe 3eilen idreibe id ~
Blauen Mffen, BON peien. bet fe MID
bic 3enfubr bon meme Sne u%nterlDor'
fen fino - poftebfte2
Sell un Sled!
Ne;n rinipfhIittprfpr Ghe.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-03-02

@1utam s. SD1tobl1e,
@mn6i6ot fir 9elegat bes iediten 81
ltrifts CUR 6emofratiiden Sectional
&onpention. Ms treuer Mnbdnger
ser 6emofratiiden Bartei bon 6ieler
Nartet auf bier Sabre in oa5 County,
Mmpultsomt n1o auf 5mei Sabre in
Die 2egislatur geuablt m0dte i@ oer=
lelben iett als @ertreter auf Ser
bemofratiiden National &onpention
6ierer1, gegen Sos geripreden, menn
ertpablt, bteier Eortei 6urd Erin5i-
pientreue meme beIten 3ienlte 5u lei
hen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-03-02
8obnen!

&obnen!
@ent Sir 8obnen at berfdnfen
babt, brinat iolde sa mir. Sd be.
aable ben b6diten Marftpreis.
Nps. @artel,
81. @crmain Ctr. E. 6. Mue. e..
g. Glono, Minn.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-03-02

Sos 9obi6fon Opernbous biete1
sic eriten ie in ct. CLOUD ge5eigten
8iIoer bon Uncle Cams @umpfltdrfe
2ieie 8iloer iin6 opprobiert bon sen
b0fIten 8eamten ser Marin, BON
&%riegsmimiter, bonn Eraiioent Bilion
un6 allen &egierungsbeamten. sic
5eigen 6lotten bon &rtegsi4iffen,
6lotiqen bon Sorpe6obooter, inter
touden6e gubmarines, fliegen6e
9uftidiffe, Marine Grp%loiionen,
Uncle Cams Mrn1ee, tauien6e bon
Mdnnern, b1nberte BON 8fer6en, Mr=
tiGeriegeidube, f&tpere aononen, Ma'
idinengetpebre, Giles in Sbdtigfeit,
cine l1ebung nod Der on6eren. Gieie
SLIDER perben tagli6 Samitag unb
Sonntog> 6en 4 uno 5. Mar5, BRET
NAL ge5eigt: nadmittogs 8 l1br
abenos bolb 8 unb Inn 9 ltbr. Mue
Site 10 Gents. Sbne 3meifel Sic
groBartigiten 8il6er, sic lie in ct.
GIou6 ge5eigt tuuroen, at r~egularen
Breiien.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-03-02
&eranMnnnQen.

@aIfer @biteiioe, oeiien groBarti=
ger Grfolg in uSbe Gppboon" i'm in
oie &eibe ser erlten 8iibnenfiinitler
gebrodt bat, miro am Z. Mar5 I'M
Gupibion nit ieiner a1sge5eidneten
5ruppe a%uftreten uno SOS aQerpdrts
bo6 betpun6erte Sduultiid iiber Sic
8iibne geben lalien. SRI. 2iqiansG 60
ponogb lit in oieier @aiion nit ser
leiten6en Iumenroue betraut un1
miro Iid 6cm @errn @biteii6e in if
rer Stole ebenbirtig our Seite itel,
len.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-03-02

Mbonniert anf ben Morbitern.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-03-02

%NHSlaOS%'
Targo. Mus @oibington bier
e~ingetroffene Eelegromme bon %. 8.
Strous, 8%rGii6enten ser 1. Motionol,
bnf bon Gaiielton o1s fie gef6lof'
fen tpuroe. fogen, 6oB Sic gonf Bent
ndihit tpieoer ge0ffnet tperben tpiro.-
Meftor s. 8. Sort bonn @derbou
College Fat erf1drt. boB feline @nt1ai,
flung nod atpon8igidbrieer Eienftlei'
flung ser Mnfang ser 9urdfiibruna
zines aompIotts lei, 6as iih m1d a1f
sic G%ntfern11ng- BON @rof. s. 8. 8ol'
len nn6 Dr. 6. s.. oo66 bon Ser So
fnItGt ser Mnitolt eritrede.
Man6an (Gorrefpon6en3). -
@dones @etter, nenr1 ord sic iibli'
den Noro6ofota=@tn6e be11len, gibt
Dem gat8en 2onoe 6riibiobrsboff'
hung. - Sic 2e11te aus Der 511n6s'
foot, Elm gorltdotden m1f Ser Glib
ieite bon Monbon, ml1sten obne Mus'
nohme m Sonntaq ous5iehen. Dos
WaIIer 6cs Scarf miper tpuroe ourh
mebrere @d1iinoe i'm Tluiie auriidae-
6r0ngt unb ltieg fdnen. = Ser Mii,
io,,ri NIub, obgleih NIT anei SUB
WaiIer i%iberifmcmmt, treibt nod,
fem Gig, 6as letter. @intcr 40 big go
2on sid par. @cnn 6as @cttcr 10
anb6It un6 6os 8aiier bes Oelom-
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-07-04

voluntad nacional; que aquel So Oui-
tara &c enmedio para hacer iugar al
ordeE Y Ia paZ; que e! de mas ALA
arrojara lejos de ;! las m uue Sc
han manchado con sangre hermann;
que tcdos Sc asercaran bajo una i'm
preston comm y bajo ell misno anhe-
10. para dar fin ! Ia absurda contien-
da... Solo ESQ no aconseia el patr:o-
tismo de ahora, csc patriotismo u
1eclama sangre, y ahito de ella. 50
olvida de que cl amor = Ia patria,
no eS ell odio d Ia humanidad, no es
Ia v~iolacion de las leyes divinas Y hu-
manas. 10 Is a embeslida de Ia bestia
s~a!vaje mira TODD 10 que es civil
lizaci0n, orGen, ammonia y paz.
e p~atriotismo es otra cosa.
Quiere ell amor q Ia patria basa-
do en- ell amor 4 los hombres.
Ia patria no es IN pedazo de tie
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-07-04

Hemos ilegado 4 los tiempos en-
que In p&labra mas gaStada ro- ,os
homore< e. e>ta: patriotismo. : per
r.,a - r<,]n rral.lan 10 aho-a IN .
mundo coaas esnIpeni&<.
Por pa-riotismo Sc mataH los pue-
bios de differences nacionai.dades- %
mismo 4u" matan los IuA son H.
gala ' nomhr" comj,l. Los prim"rn>
por su autonomia. su GiSnidad. ST no.
u,r. n inyegrid"d de 81 territorio. sd
dominic en- mares o i,erras. IL libc--
l@j commercial, etc.. etc.
ror p~~triolismo ,ambien. Sc matan
los h:lo> 1e IN mismo pueblo. pero
II" para Sa.yar a "a Newfoundland >ino
para .r-ar a. "i">-0 De prgier.a: no
en- defense del propio prestigio Sino
con menoScabo de este; no para ga
ranttr 4 libertad sino para piSotear-
II y cscaraeserla; no. por fin. inspi-
RADIOS en- una ;dealidad sublime. siao
movidoS pos a~mbicioneS. las mas alb
Surdas. as mas i~nSanaS = las mas cri-
mina!>S. y. sin embargo. en- meiio
del deSorden Y Ia a~navquia de esos
puebIos. TODD Sc justifica con In pa.a-
bra p&triotiSmo.
ALA. II guerra crueg ' a%cna I
yoda noci6n de humanidad barre los
cortijos. las aIdeaS, las villas. y mu,i-
a horroroSamente las ciudadeS: de-
rTama Ia muerte en- los campos for
ma montanas de cadaveres. los in
pregna en- aceite y les prende tu4eo.
l. inmensa llamarada ilnmina al
mundo ' proc. ANA e. patrioriSmo de
cada uno de los combatiaHtes: pero
e. p~2nios.sno NADIA a~conseja 4lla
para mod frar Il Sana. detener el bra
20, a-c&:-2: 9! fuego Y dominar Ia fu-
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-07-04
LECTURAS PARA FL PUEBLO
Patriotisn7O rr1OnstruO

~
,macia i. ..am,r;, sobra Fr~on,.
.o !. ...n;n.n., !. I.ol,t..,.,
- 81 49, o,,;a,.o J., nIo,.:, 10
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al" oe :"
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-
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gar " ""-91'@' "'''O''0' ''''''''
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'1=f"1 ue ''' ,''''' S4" ,,sS""
SIN mc"'""' N'"'o "'e'''i1 -
maya Fueo'oS que * osJe" eo"""c''
: matadero, m"s''''es que los
concuzcah am = "0iNo'l 0e ID pa''i'
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-08-15
COMPLIES STATUTES
Director Mnchcn Completes Reference
Set OF Codes of All states In
American Union

Director Lewis ri. Machen. OF the
state Legislative Reference Bureau,
has completed n collection OF the
statute Law In force I'm all OF the states
OF the Union, and In Alaska Hawaii,
Porto Rico and the Philippines The
collection of the statutes OF the de-
tendencies Is believed to be the only
complete one In the l;tate. and will he
placed at the disposal of all students
desiring to refer to them.
The codes will be kept up to-datc and
used by the bureau In compiling the
bulletins prepared by 1t during the
intervals between sessions OF tho Leg!s-
lature. and in drafting bills for tho
members when the General Assembly
is in session. Mail inquiries about the
statute law OF the dependencies or Of
any state will receive prompt attention.
On August 90, Director Machen will
make ten-day excursion into the
Middle West for the purpose OF inspect
ing the progressive Legislative bureaus
conducted by several states in that
section OF the country.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-08-15
COULDN'T WALK,
WAS So WEAK
Mr.. Jones Tells Of His Weak
cned, Run Down Con-
ditiOn.
Took TanIac and 1t Put Him
on His Feet.

Following a severe ntsack of fever
some time ago. l have been in ter
riblc weakened condition and could
hardly walk across the room without
fatigue. / spent most OF my time
lying down. and my whole system
seemed unable to gain strength. had
frequent spells of nose bleed" said
Junius Jones, 1891 Beverly Street,
and was completely broken down.
My family was very uneasy about my
condition, and thought I should take
Tanlac. which | did, with wonderful
results. Tanlac absolutely put me on
my feet. and I'm able now to attend
to my ice business. which requires
strength and hard work these days.
1t did wonders for me, and my folk
Will agree with me when I say it is
II great remedy and tonic worthy
every bit OF praise It Is receiving from
so many Richmond people now" con-
tinued Mr. Jones, in describing the
quick and permanent relief he eXDe-
rienced because OF Tanlac's remark
organs of stomach. kidneys or liver
are lame. weakened or deranged by
strains. overwork, sickness or excuses
OF modern day methods of OVERRIDING
Nature demands and deserves a
boost when run down. Give the sys-
tenn chance To become normal again.
Be healthy and stay healthy and for
another chance nothing so far per.
fcctcd equals the new medicine thou
sands here indorse. Buy n dollar bot
tie of Tanlac at Tragle's pharmacy or
either OF the three Polk Miller drug
stores to-day If run down. weakened
or troubled with any OF the kindred
ailments often mentioned as spring
thargy.-AdvcFtiSem
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-08-15
Several New CorporntIon,.

certificate of Incorporation Of the
Appomattox Iron Works and Supply
company, Inc. was admitted to- record
to-day In the clerks Office The pur-
pose Is 10 conduct a Wholesale and
retail mill supply business. a foundry
and machine works, etc. The capital
Is $4,000 minimum, 100000 maximum.
Tho officers are: president, a. l.. Steerc:
vice president and treasurer, &. II.
Steere; secretary, J.. b. Shackelford.
The certificate of incorporation Of
the Seaboard Broom Co, Inc, also was
recorded to-day. The purpose is to
manufacture and COLL brooms, brushes.
etc The capital stock Is $4,000 20 s2j.
600. Tie officers arc: president. robert
g Norman. Baltimore: vice president.
Philip r Roper Petersburg; secretary
and treasurer. Bartlett Roper. Peters
burg.
A certificate of incorporation to the
Russell e. Rowe Drug Co. Inc. was
recorded to-day. The purpose is TO
deal in drugs, confcctions. pcrfumcries.
etc The capital stock is $4,000 TO So
600. The officers are: president and
treasurer. -. ". Russell; vice president
and secretary, &. T.. Rowe.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-08-15
RUNS INTO MOTOR CAR
Charge of Rccklc~s Driving Is brought
Against l.. 81. SNvcrIenn, of
Suffolk

l.. - swerdena. of suffolk. created
considerable excitement a, Ninth and
Broad Streets yesterday afternoon.
when ne drove a large touring car
directly against d.. NJ l.. Boyle's ma
chine after striking several other cars
Swerdena Is said to have made no eff
tort TO stop his car after the collision
until Detective Sergcants Willy and
Eellam lcapcd to the running boards
and ordered him 10 do so.
These officers were Joined few
minutes later by Policeman Talley and
Traffic officer DuttOu. Swcl>iena was
arrested and sent to the First Precinct
Station on charge OF being drunk
and recklessly driving an automobile
through the streets. The machine
which he was driving was damaged. as
was That owned by Or BoVlc
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-08-15
ASHLAND is CONFIDENT
believes Majority of Hanover tounty
Voters VIII Favor Removal
of CourfhOusc.

ASHLAND, VA, August lit il cN-
pected that practically every voter in
Hanover County will go to the polls
tomorrow to cast a ballot on the qucS-
ton of moving the county courthouse
from Hanover to Ashland. Almost every
section OF the county has been covered
by the workers herer in favor of the
change. Many meetings have been
held. the campaign closing tonight
with meeting at Cold Harbor
County Supervisor G.. s Luck said
tonight: The changes Of the past few
days have been in our favor. The pros
poets seem TO me very bright" Rev.
c. s. Hatcher, vice president OF Ran
dolph Macon College, who has taken an
active part in the campaign for re-
moval. expressed the belief that the
majority in its favor would be between
100 and 200.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-08-15
ADJUSTMENTS
Juggling. Comedy and Lnrint Work.

Juggling. Comedy and Lariat Work.
Whoever heard OF an opener. and a
iuGGler at that. stopping a vaudeville
bill before it had got we'll started?
That's what man named Noble did
ut the Lyric last night, just the same.
lie doesn't do any mystery stuff. praise
he; there isn't a trick trunk or an en-
OF props-includiug his near-voting
partner, whose name is also Noble
hut he is about the fastest, cleverest
straight jucElcr the town has seen
and he actually did stop the perform
ance last night.
tie is followed by James Silver and
Helen Duval, in dvertng rube dia-
loGuc turn, marked by the uncom-
monty good Legitimate acting of Mr..
Silver. They close with a bit of Xylo-
phone. or marimba, playing. but the
comedy OF the man is the act
Beeho Grey, assisted by woman,
and hiGh-school horse. offers an in
tcresting and highly skilled exhibition
Of rope throwing. Nh Grey's work Is
modelled after that of Will Rogers, but
he can rope rings around that famous
exponent of cowboy comcdy--as 4 la
riat thrcwer.
-Aveling and Lloyd, we'll known here.
altogether foolish patter, and hold the
stage as long they want to, though
not long enough for the audience.
Kaptain IIiddcr Company with which
the show closes, is billed as IAN opera
tic comedy" though ii is neither opera
tic nor comic. OF the five people in the
act, the tenor has pretty voice and
Harry Delmere, the comedian, is a
hard worker.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-08-15
WINS COLLEGE SCHOLARSHIP
Fitzgerald F1ournOy. of hay View,
Captures Honor mt Washington
and Lee.

\ scholarship at Washington and
Lee University, valued at $1.40O, offer
ed by the United Daughters OF the
Confederacy, and awarded by COMPETE
two examination, has been won by
Fitzgerald Flournoy, sevcntcen-ycar-
old son Of Rev. and Mrs. William Cabell
Flournoy, of Bay View, Va
This examination was open to resi-
dents cf any State, but only to boys
OF Confederate lineage. There were
fifteen competitors. Young Mr.. Flour
noy graduated in Juno as valedic-
torlan. and with first honors from
Cheriton High School. He will enter
Washington and Lee In September
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-08-15
Nntcs OF Interest.

Harry Mayer. who died on Satur-
daY night Of injuries received in
fail from his wagon. was native OF
Pennsylvania and Is survived by his
wife and five children. His relatives
have been notified and his body IL
held subject to their orders.
y financial campaign to raise $4,000
for Wesley NJ. l.. Church WAS launch
Cd recently. The circles having chdrgc
OF that campaign reported last night
tha, sl.T0o had been raised, and work
VIII h. continued 10 secure the remain
ing s3oO.
AT his home on Saturday evening
Rev. =. r Love. pastor Of West End
Baptist Church. united in marriage
Miss Matilda ]. Fuller, OF Dinwiddie.
and Keuben /. Alternately, of Amelia.
Miss Fannie NJ. Potte. daughter OF
the late Colone! David G. Potts, of this
city died last night in Stuart Circle
Hospital. itlchmond Funeral services
will be held at the grave in Blandford
Cemetery tomorrow morning at II
o'clock.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-08-15
At the Movies TO-DAY

tlCIoit = "'Thc Mothcr-in-Ia,y,"
with Billie Ritchic. and ..The Toll of
the Law featuring Agnes Vernon.
NEW-''I'hc Social Pirates" also
nm Essanny photopl:y and u "IIaz-
ards of Helen" picture.
REN-'Nnkcd Hearts," with Ru-
pert julian and frnncrlia Ellington.
ISIS - katherine kacIrrd and
Henry Woodruff, in "!hc Hcckon-
Ing Flame"
COLoNIAi-Thcda Baru. in I'm
der Two Flags"
BIJDU-"Thc Iialf-Brccd," with
Douglas Fairbanks md Jewel Car
men.
ODEON - Pauline Frederick. In
"Thc Woman in the Case" and Bill
lie hurkc. in "Glorin's Romance"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-08-15
KAEHlER TO ENTERTAIN
cwly-EIrctcd Commodore VIII Civ,
Crab Feast to Richmond
Yacht Club.

Members of the Richmond Yacht
Club and their friends will he the
guests OF +. +. Kaehler. the newly
elected commodore. at o'clock Sat
urday afternoon, at a smoker and crab
feast to be given at the clubhouse on
the James River ut the junction with
Failing Creek. The party will leave
the City Wharf at ) o'clock and go
down the river in three large launches
owned by the club memberships Vic,
of Commodore 4. +. Kachler; the Ge-
neva, Of Captain w. j. Cowardin, and
The Mary Lou. of Captain c. L. Cooke
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-08-15
CIRCUIT COURT CONvENEs
Regular August Term. With Judge
Tyler Presiding. Opens ut
WillInmShury
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WILLIAMSBURG, VA. August IA
The Circuit Court, Judge -. q. Tyler
presiding, convened here this morning
for the regular August term. During
the morning session resolutions were
offered by Attorney y. l.. Henley GU
iogizinG the late Robert r. Armistcad
and Il. -. Peachy. old and prominent
members of the bar. Addresses were
made by Attorneys S. G. Bland and c.
g. Mitchell. Of Newport News. and G.;
A. Dovell, OF williamsburg. The reso-
iutions were made a part Of the court
record.
Louis c. Philips, VI. G.. Wallace and
r. III. Prce, the latter colorcd. quail
fed to practice in this court.
w. III. Macon was appointed MEM
her Of the local tax board of review.
in place Of w. NJ. ~ BloXton. who
resigned on account of i'll health
The court was engaged this after
noon in the trial OF the case Of the
colored. charged with creating a dis
turbance on Chesapeake and Ohio
passenger train.