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Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1916-01-28
gerfeblte expedition.
Ser 9~riesssus zines ruiiifcn Saren
aeaen Nnalnn0.

gesen Gnslano.
.aoiisr poul L., oos Wert Mersihs
fopstis. lit iest 3usitiid in eli
mem Warf6auer 5beater, tpdbreno
our 3eit Der Ruhsnberri6aft i9on
Der 8eiiB bieIes 8udes cine 6abrt
nad Der Seltung praga CUR 6olae
gsbubt. bate. 90 bic Rtsfen an oiez
len 3or, Der betdnntlih muir 4 Sabre
reqierte uno bon ieinen 8~ertruu.en
ermoroet puroe. ni4t germ s%rinnert
Iein no1en.
53or Yaul mar aber audi Elm turios
fer Monar6. Sin pitsnoer 6eipp
rer Gnslinber, benen er, man berte,
9erfipie. RoubfuAt uuo 9eudsIei
oOrmarf, beIdloB er. Oteien ieinen
Grbfeinb an feiner empfinoli6Iten
STEELE, in Snbien gu treffen. Nm
II. Sdnuur 1901 riftete PAUL bas
fol9enoe Reitript an ben 6etman Der
Oon16en Soiateu, @sneral Der aaz
ballerie Orion: vOie Gneldnber be-
reiten ii6 Dor, mid iopte meme 9erz
biinoeten, bic S6neoen uno Sdnen,
iopobl gu 2unoe tpie gu Wafer IN
5ugretfen. Sic Iolen nlr fommen;
meinerieits aber nil ih iie on unz
g~reifen. mo meme SdIdge lie ON
empfinolihten t~rsffen, uno no Ite es
am p~enigiten erparten. Sbre Nies
berIahun9en in Snoien iheinen mir
ons 9iinittgite Serrain gu fein. Mun
muB BON bier iiber Orsnbura nab
Snbten auf einen MarI6 BON 3 Moz
naten rednen, ou3u tommt DON Sb>
men aus Elm Monat, pds maht i'm
gan5en 4 Monats. Sbnen, lieber
Wafili Petropiti4. psrtrdue i'd bic
2eitung oieiss 6eloauges an. Sbnsn
uno Sbrer 4rmee. 8ereiten Sic
allies fir Den Wori6 noh Srenburg
auf einem Der orei Wege ooer auf
allen oreien susleih nit Sarsr Or
tiqerie Dor. Rebmen Sic Den bret
ten Weg 81 ben Nieoerlu Der
gnsldnoer III ben ufern oes Snous.
Die Sruppen iensr 2dnber iino ur9es
fdbr ben Sbrieen 9lsi6perti9, uno
bic 8orteiIe iino gang auf Sbrer
Settle, oa Sic iiber cine Irtilerie
perfigsn. fpelfe isnsn fsblt. 8srsis
ten Sic alss fir ben 6elosus ppr.
Shideu Sic Spione aug, unterrihs
ten Sic iit iiber bic Wegt. Die
Rei6tiimer Snoisns psroen uns fir
uniere Inftren9unssu entI6Goisen.
SobaIo Sic bereit iino, beuahrih>
rihtigen sic mid, uno ipurten sic
auf Sroer. I'm iid nnd Srenburg
in Mdrih gu IeBen. @obdIo Sic
bort iino, erparten Sic nsue Sroer
gum 0orriiden. SieIes unternehz
men piro Sic nit Rubm beosdsn,
rsiGe 0dnosr uniersm @dnosl croft
men uno Ysrnihtuug in oas Sers
oes Gsinoes trdgsn. SD ihtds Sbs
men ale 3urten, Die t1 belize. Gott
fhiise Sic. Sd oerblstbs Shr iebr
affettioniertsr uno po5lfpoleuoer
poul. Yoititriptum. Meins Sars
ten reiden inoss run biz 9hipu; Sbs
re Sadie 1T e.. iid be3ielih Der enas
Iif6sn Rieoerlahunssu uno Der BON
linen behsrrihten @olter Die uotiaer
0otumsnte gu psrihaffsH. Die
GngI1uber bsiiBeu bort iaufmduuiihe
9ruuoungsu. pelhe lie ourh @etruIt
ooer @elo an iit ssbraGt BADEN. IS
hanoelt fih odruul. oisis snn3s Or
gauiidtion ;u seritorsn. ale oisie
untsriOdtsn 5lriten gu befreisn. iie
ourh WpbIrpOlsn nah RuBIano BIN
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1916-01-28

6snnebanismus oss Ga3srl -; Be-
oG6tiQ puroe oet ltrdmme Shritt.
Der Riiden runoete iif Elm peniq.
bic ldngen drme ihentertsn, ais
ieien re mioe Don Der lanlen yfiugs
ar6eii: Der 8Gbsrl mar tein Sol0ot
mebr, Der 0o6erl mar pieosr Der
Bauer pom nprietteu 4npsien in
0ombcAbauien 8onitit ;. Ilut
0runoitsuertatliie
4uf Dem gun}eH Neg 6s1eJnete
hem 8abeyl tgin Wenih. Na;Irlit,
J~eierJ6euo. 8aIO it's ountst. Der
osr6if bait, man ipurt ion l6on,
oahtc Der 8oberl.
@uf eini1Gl 6ei elmer Deqoielung
tlg WambuAbduier IN ieiner gln3en
5ei6e;oeneH Breite 81. Jn einem
Homar Bate o., @aberl ite6en blei=
ben miiTeu uno 5uminosit nit per
hulteusr Riibruug eins Qniprd6e IN
feline !6eimot, an Mtniter Groe o0er
eerQleiheu bdltsn miles. mi; IRA
nen tdmpisn miiiisu uno bein 6iot
tenlduten, 6eini : .colihea, oas iebt
ser Wino gu ihm hsrtrul, eiue psb
miiti9t p~biloiOphii6e Semertpna ii6er
ben 3uIcmmen6an1 Spiiten Eris9
uno heimatliher Sdoile foIen laien
miiNeiL
q4st Der 8aberl mar G}ott lei
0ont in teinem Romnn. Tonosrn in
Wumbo6huuien. Ql'p tcnnte er
isi6ten Screens m' u1 osn 5hnits
itu0d per3iftsn 0ornehmlit duf
Die 5rdnsn. Nur idneu3en Bat er
lid miihen, pdhreno er rubi1 lpei-
ts%ritaoite.
Nm leBten anrurIen i'm 0orf, Dem
tlntermsier Ieinen, 9iug er porbsi.
Seine Seele lli Dem 0of uno bin
term i3auu. Dod, Der 5pras, pos
fern Gin Romon es 3uIGBt, bar CT
cine Steele Bat. Run, penn aud
tsine Seele, 10 bdtts CT bob eineu
md6tigen i6murSeu S6peif. Wit
Dem i6Iug er Oreima, auf ben bar
Ten G%ehmooen, duf GEM er aus9eitredt
tGg, uuo bliuselte oen @a6erl an.
Gum Be1sn roar e. su faul uno 3u
aft. Sn einem Roman fretlth bdtts
ibm rieie 4usreos nidt5 geniibt, od
fdtte sr ~i6peifreoeIno. nit freus
bigger 8e6ell Den gIidIid pisoers
beimaefebrten Rahbdr begriBen"
miiFsn 5eun in iol6en Suheu
DER Hiihrgna. olt Der buncli6en,
srteit.en Romons grunoldBltb teinsn
0ispens.
.Saio. 3nrns". iaats i'm 9or6eis
9ebsn Ser 9oberl ii6sr Sen 3aln
b'nuber. gtidt hlebt unO .lltt ne,
aIgsr bate CT aud Dor oem arte5
9siagt.
Dunn mar ieiu eiJsntr 9oi o..
4ld gang ltiu, pt da%s9elIOrbsA.
Gin Seuer.Ua9eW pump ulsetsm VIZ
feuen Shuppsn Der Odosr. uAla
TaBte tba trttIit mt siHem eng. gen
StId. nSauoet" mllrneite It. ~ 10
ntd % MT tdultt III OrtgdltqT',
odHte er It'll ou5u.
Aud Ole @1eune Tpdr eth penlJ
ofIen EdbIy gIiJ er pIneuu. 0Ie
0erdte ltanoen ot.glduber oa III lul.
l.er9diter GEonuns, Oieshai laJte
or 9iotrl Cir HUts, Ht~,t tt.lutlt
oenttH lar & iuls. attt ttt.t <eeIo
aE0 otfei 2aqttyteu. ot ftgtte ct
l0dtnt ,i eigetsn 6tat.
IA Ing oYs 3gtA. oa@ er nitt 9es
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1916-01-28

0tefer Sage pirb Die
gort Bridge &c Continuation Blnnt
offentIid. msiitbieteuo. in 9ort, ga.
ceriteisert perOsu, od Is Der 9eiea=
idaft unmosli6 lit, ibre Arteiten
fort3uIessn. Der arieg psrlangt cine
9roBe Weense Stahl. Der nbsr nur in
Waffsnfabriten psripsnoet miro, pp=
ourh anoere 9etriebe geStuunaen
poroen iinO. pom Nartt 5uriidjutre=
Ten uno ibre Irbeitsn etn3uitensn.
RAD ben aueabsn Der Senmten Der
9eie1i6aft pdrs e. ihuen uumogIi1,
DOT 1917 Stahl su srAoltsn.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1916-01-28
Ser GrfOlg eimes
Spe5inliitert irt
brumif6em 2ramf>
beitem bcOeutet
Nfiuns fir Sic.

IltlitIt <itlte III NNpttl itlllHcHCltu va
ben mir AnerfcnunEa gebradlt ais
cinem erfolgrcidDcn Spesialiitea.
fiir ole meine 6abigfeit-, gbrlidfelt
mo @irfianfeit in ser GidgnoIe mo
G%ebnnolung unn @ronfbeiten in ID
rem dronildlen Sormen nerantluortlidl
lit. 0ic feitoeiebten 6ottorem eine3
Gpe3ialilten limo Ole fnrrcfteD ia9nolt5
uno obiollte @enalibeit Der Gc5epte
rcrbunoen nit elmer griln0lid)en ME
ol5iniiden Nllsbilodng.
Sd qenleBe oas 2utrnlen ser Ecu.
te unb babe oeren tlnteritiieung Der.
hient 100 frltiidle Mufitdt uno fiinls.
lide mehi5lniihe llnterItilbung notb.
penoig limo.
Snngc MtGnmer, icio ibr ner00s
persust, ihminbelia, t~raitlos, miioe am
Weor9en. leblos, leiht erregt. ermiioet. er.
regt. aufgerei5t, hobldugig, baaer, fhlailos?
Sabt Sbr ihpahe @rinnerung, lhmahen
Rafen, seiunfene Baden. iaulen Ntbem,
Serjfadern. Ratarrb, uenig @nersie uno
3utrauen ODER leinen ghrsei5.
u uNp NCuNtW
MasenleiOeu. s sa%sss s:4 in Peggy Ssg:
pepiia. Berfopfuns. ihledten @efhmat
uoer Ntberi. tranfes Repfrpeh, aufaeblaieH,
Ser5brennen, iaures NufitoBen, &atarrb,
@aie, Raseu, Neruoitdt.
SerI6wd9e. eS S1Sassn, s m1 Sst,:n.
in Der Seite Ooer SduItsrblatt, tur;en
Atbern. fhnah, iinfenb, taft uno Shpin.
oelanfdle. Nnihtuelunger, &beumatiSmus,
aIppfen bel &uIresuns ODER Nnitrensuns.
&QtQrrh. Suiten. ausipadsn. Maielau'
NieBen. oumpfes &opf,peb, Sulten, 3aub.
belt, Shn1er5 in ben Nieren. Biaie. 2uH9e,
0easen ooer @inseweioe mag 8atarrb fem.
SGnct mir Sud belfen
Nnmeu mern Sic leioen an fortoauern.
~""'1"i BEN Ropfweb. fhmersbafte
WRenitruation. Uterine Berihiebune. Sdmerj
i'm &itfen uno fiblen ais OBJ Is unm6alia
lei Die 2eiben aussubalter uno bod aestpuns
gen limb Dem Sausitnno oor3uiteben uno
@eIeafhdften 5u pilegen; i'd turire sic
ruenn etne RuT moglih 1T.
nrinir, Niereu= unO 8laltn=
3rQnfheiten. Obitra'tionen. slnltSsn'
den, Nlaie uno Riereu, usrsroBerte SrlieH.
Neruoftdt, Acknowledgment.
SlutDergiftung, 6autfranfbeit,
Nusfaiaa, 1SeitwnSe. fueben NRuno ooe1
5als, angeihmo0eae 9riIen. 16leimige
Jleden, &upIer dbnlihe 6leden, rheumd.
tiihe Stmer5en, @gema, SUDDEN. 8rennen,
Werpos.
&ommt mo heipreht Cure Spmp.
tome nit mir. SD meroe Gud) boi0
it6er5eugcn BON mciner 5dbieteit uuo
Gltd belfen Cure 9cioen mo S6mer,
zen l%os5umeroen.
Sd bcbanble 1eberleiSen, NaIsr.
inG)t, NRidNwcllen Der Srnit, Gbeu.
matismns, 6titelm, Files, Seritopf'
nna, ale Geetal : 0ranfbetteu.
Sh babe "a Groie lett Den leetc,t
fiinfuno5man3ig Sohren beluht nno
lucroe wieSer in 2a GruiIe fem am
Wontag, 81. Sannar,
I'M Nptel 60 GROVE. Stlmoen 3
uhr G~orrntttogs bis s llbr Mbeli0S
unb jcoen pierten Wontag oornat,.
ffreie 6oniultatiDm.
9eati@er Mrst.
Schiller Building CHICAGO, III.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-10-08
BRIEF INDUSTRIAL NOTES
That Come From All Parts al the
Civilized MUrid-i'uct OIL fer
taunl Ships.

New Zealand exported ii.isS gallons
of whale oil during 1911.
English people use AN average Of
eight matches each person Il dag.
Colorado uses more than ..ooc.oou
cIe,t,ioal horse power every ua. :.
run it's industries
Grccnheart wood from British Guiana
is said To ouilaSt irua or steel wlicL
used under water
The highest paid patrolmcn in the
United states are those of san Fran
cisco. who receive Sligo a year.
An E:ngliShman has invented IL colt
iapsiblc lifcboat with Il rubber skin,
that autoinaticall closes puucturcs.
Argentina aud Paraguay have con-
Guided a new commercial treaty which
provides TOR practically free trade be-
tween the two countries.
The United State, produced more
natural gas during 1919 than in any
previous year Tho record for that
YEAR was more than 5"o.coo.ooo cubic
feet.
Tho vacuum principle has been APP
plicd to I'm &C." cream freezer that
freezes it's contents automatically in
half an hour and keeps 1t frozen eight
hours.
since the founding az the rastcur
institute in IariS tnor" has been !,
steady decline in the number "f eases
Of hydroph"hia. none occurring some
years.
Natives OF tn" eastern slopes OF the
.\nd"s in Holivia scattcr the juice OF
a tree ON streams t. render iiSh in
sensible 50 they can hr caught in the
hands.
rcas us large rs some marbles. in
mods half :, foot long and bigger
around than II nau's thumb. have been
developed by j. W. l'rjcc ON his noun
tain ranch at Shawne" cot, M j"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-10-08
OKLAHOMA TRIES OUT
GOOD ROAD EXPERIMENT
State. Pottawatomic County and tho
United States Office of Public
RondS Cooperating.
COUNTY FyNDS BEING USED
State Furnishes Equipment and Fifty
Negro Prisoners. and t. Govern.
ment Engineer SupcrviScs Work.
No Wages to Prisoners.

Oklahoma has mai, a new departure
On oo,y,c. rooa uo,L ro.,,,.,;.
eouh'E' 'he state an" '"' 'h''r" states
Office OF Public Roads and Rural En-
cheering are co-opcra,iur ON bpiId-
,r -, ,,t,.,r, ,t,. ,t,
- '7 "''>"
passes 'hrouSh the important towns
OF the county The county is Furnish
inc Tho norassory funds ,rd , ,,,.
ton of the cnuipmeut: me Si,,. III,
rem,in,jer of Inc c,,,i,,n,,, ana ..iv
negro nrison.-s ANA rntir ,,n'o,n,.
The work is under TIA. s,,p,,yi.inn az
an engineer from IN, I-nitci S,,tos
ONCE or Public Roads .rho worl, is
being kent al, 10 , MON st,uI.,rl as ,
means or furnishjn. uoa,l az Tho
best ,yn. Of earth road
Tho National Committee ON pris,is
IS wotchinr Tho c>nrrimrut with iu-
terest as a st,r towards ,nnrdir.. on
ror,uni,y for work ia many oklahomo
conyicts The trainers OF the oIllahon;
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-10-08
RAW GASOLINE OUTPUT
SHOWS SO PER CENT GAIN
Digest of 1915 Report OF United States
Geological SurNr! shows
Expansion.

statistics just vohr;c,cd under the
supervision Of !. H. Nor,hrop OF the
United states Geological Survey, Dc
nartm"nt OF the Interior. show that
the year 1919 WAS one OF decided en-
pauSion for the Vasiur head gasoline
,hdUstry The quantity OF raw case
line extracted from natural CaS and
sold in iha, year amounted to o5.36i.
80 gallons, II gain al 22..i2,o%3 gal
Ions. o. - per cent over the UuHniit!
marketed in 1911. The average p!ic"
the sources OF production Was 80 cents
entire output was $5.l5o.S23. :: gain OF
s2.Oii.!lI. az ~ per ccut. in total ma
l>ct value. compared with iali
iii, Volume o. mnt.r@. gHs utilize"
in tn" manufacture Of tins quantity OF
tN~oluc. exclusive OF that recovered
as dripS from cLs mains. is estimated
a; more than "i.GU", c"o.uO1 cubic feet.
and tn, average recovery nj gasoline
per LOCO feet WAS -, rallons.
The uumbcr Of plants fur ,.c manu-
facjurc OF gasoline from natural rt
increased from $50 AZ til, hcGinrlnS
uG 1913 to ili at the end o. the Aeat,
= gam ui only per cent. hui the COM
hlucd daily capacity Of ihc plants ia
,rcas"d from lI".ai3 to "3".3@6 gal
luus. about :" per cent. AZ; :. coHse-
qu.ncc OF the fact that maay at them,
operated dutin" onlA q par, OF 1914.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-10-08
SOUTH BOSTON'S NEW PLANT
Scirrtrd 49, i.nrn ton of Cigarette
Factor, Of American Tobacco
Company.
,Sneclnl TO Thc mes-pisnatch.l

Special I" The Iimrs-biSpatch.l
SOtTil BOSTON. VA, October -
Word has been received from officials
of the American Tobacco Company
that South ':rSion had been selected
as the location for large cigarette
plant; and II is planned to have this
* operation within thirty days. The
huiidn" now used by the company as
Sicmniu" plant will bc utilized. \
motor rHrtN composed Of Vice Prcsi-
ioutS w. II. p'Bricu and G. y. Penn.
;,ni j. L.. Wilkinson ana j. II.>MnNlcr.
Of til" American Tobacco Company.
arrived her" on Thursday on an in
snccti"n tour. After \consultation
with {. T.. Noel. local buyer for the
company. they unanimously decided
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-10-08

The change of tn" season is given
duo consideration In the handsome win
dow displays being sent ont by tao
Goodyear Tire and tunher Company for
appearances in show %ind"ws all over
the country during October
The design has already attracted
much favorable comment and Will
give a combination of tia" pictorial aud
noral in we'll balanced effect.
Wistaria vines and nowers are used
in the fcstoouiur that accompanies the
grouping of tires in the first fan dis
play. Their" is also 4 painting aud
placards all used rs "a scttiu:: Tor the
sturdy all-woath.r tread fabric tires.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-10-08
WAVE OF PROSPERITY
HAS STRUCK ALBERTA
Town Takes ON New Life uni Seems
tO he Destined to HIVE
Great Futurr.

Especial to The Times Dispatch.l
ALBERTA. VA. October Tn the
region around about this town. which
region comprises parts of Brunswick.
i.unenburg and Nottoway Counties.
nobody is complaining of prices for
things that ar. and have been soar-
uig skywnrd for hc 1t understood
that the good folks of this part Of the
county are largely sellers Of the
things that are commanding the adj
r;inced prices. and the Yield of all
those things. from the tobacco and
Tie corr on the hill. to the chickens
III the yard, has been simply inn
nlensc.
The farmers in this region AZ well
as The business men in this little town.
are taking advantage "f. and greatly
enjoying, the prosperity that the sky
ward prices FOR things in general have
| brought about.
new town. with II GcuIraphic;i posi-
ton aud railway facilities that are
good. advantages that hut few towns
IN Virginia can boast Of. by the way,
mas taken on new lie. For instance.
1.-The together meeting that was
held las; week., and AT which Horace
4. Smith, al Richiunnd. WAS the prin-
+ipal speaker. started the lcaven to
workin. as il had not worked during
some OF the duli days that preceded
II" results of that meeting already
are obvious. There WAS Il time in
| the history of Alberta when factions
pulled one way and another. Who
ever heard OF ~ new town in which
! there WAS not factions. I!ut there ARE
none here amy more. Horace Smith.
/ in his own way. smooihcd them down
and now the landowners. the boosters
! the bankers. The realty agents. the to-
baccO men. the merchants and all the
| other folks are pulling together. anu
| the result * going 10 he greater
alberta.
AS has hecn shown in The Times
1 Dispatch so many times, Alberta has
~ fine geographical situation: has rail-
! way competition rates. being at the
, point where TWO great railway lines
cross: haas live and hustlinG business
men. and is bound. in the natural
course OF events. to become Il great
Virginia >iown.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-10-08
NO SLACKENIMG IN THE
BUSINESS OF RICHMOND
Weather and All Other Condition,
Seem {" Hc Playing In Hands
OF the Trade.

The special report of r. G. Dun &
Co" made exclusively for The Times
Dispatch for the past week. is en-
couraGing. 1, reads:
Trade for the past fortnight has
shown no tendency TO slacken. and
from all quarters gratifying reports
are received. No early recession is
looked for in prices. and in conse.
quencc, country merchants are plac-
ing normal sized orders. \ favorable
feature is the absence OF the spccu-
iative buying By the retailer. which
WAS Il common practice Il year AGO
Usually early fall weather brouuh, our
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-10-08
merchants report

buyers and retail merchants report
satisfactory sales.
The weather has been propltious for
harvesting. and recent rains have
helped to mature tobacco. Indications
are thai the tobacco crop Will be small
Ter than last year. although II larger
acreage was planted. however,. Ju'lS-
ing from the prices received for early
primings and the number of concerns
repre- Scntcd on the Virginia markets.
the net result to the planter VIII equal.
if not SurpaSS. last season.
Richmond bank clcariugs. as we'll as
rcdiscounts ut the reserve bank, con-
tinue to increase: Scptcmber's increase
IN clearings over the same month last
year amounting to $3J,i2u.tl2.
The city Building inspectors report
for the month showed net increase
in worth authorized over September.
lalj of Sa6.692. 600.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-10-08

lanta, ca, this week having COM
pleted and thrown open the last
stretch Of Upper Main Street. upon
which they have been working. This
work was started early In the summer.
and was finished well within contract
time. 1t represents part OF the muni-
cipal improvements provided FOR by
the $l25.O00 bond issue voted last year.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-10-08
COUNTY IRi.NSi Rf.R
MAKES E!NNitHLE RECuHU
Lsnccinl AL .rhe rimcs- nisrntch

fSnociul 70 tn" Timos Disputch
CoN1NGTtN, VA. october ..-.Nlc-
ghany County Treasurer J. H. Mustoc.
il is believed, has established "a record
never before made in the history of
Virginia. All Of tho State and county
taxes OF Ailcghany have been col
lccted and accounts closed up To date
This incident demonstrates q dis
tinct ability ON the part OF Treasurer
Mustoc, as Wcll AZ a decided spirit
OF cooperation on the part of the tax
payers OF his county.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-10-08

which included a clear water system
also nearing completion.
1t Is expected that another bond IS.
sue Will be voted iii the spring. pro.
vid1ns for additional street paving, Sc
mat within the next year this cit,
VIII have several miles Of payet
streets. ~ well rs an abundant sunni,
OF clear water.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-10-08

It's satisfactory performance
under conditions Of unusual
hardship is now matter of
authentic record.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-10-08
BOSTON as the place for

The plant will employ several hun.
dredl girls. with II weekly pay roll OF
nearly $4,000. Machinery for the new
plant is expected TO arrive within the
next week or ten days. and it is in
tended to have the establishment run.
ming within four weeks.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-10-08
PAVING WORK COMPLETED
improvements i.rrun In South Huston
E.nri. in Summer Have Been
Finished.

Especial to The Tim"S-DiSpatch.l
SOUTH BOSTON. VA. October .
SoUt. Boston now has more than a
mile of newly paved streets. the con-
tractors H. NJ. Hudson * CO.. OF At
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1916-09-29
"Justitia Omnibus"

"Justitia Omnibus"
Discovered: the motto Of the City OF
Washington.
d. J. Donovan. secretary to the Board
Of Commissioners recently received
from Edwin +. Manchester a letter in
curing whether It was true that
Washington Is the only city in the
United States without a motto.
Secretary Donovan frankly admitted
that he didn't know. Neither did sew
eral other officials.
But not so DR.. William Tindall. as
sistant secretary.
DR.. Tindall has written a history of
Washington dating back to the time
when the town pump was located at
Fourteenth street and Pennsylvania
avenue. so he ought to know.
"Justitia Omnibus" Justice for alb IL
washington's motto.
The legislative assembly on August 81
1871, passed an act prescribing a design
for the seal Of the District OF Columbia.
The legendary inscription on the seal IL
"Justitia Omnibus" This, DIR. Tindall
says, is obviously the motto OF the city
Of Washington and the District. though
Washington Is only a geographical des-
ignation of a portion Of the District, and
has been so since February q. 1871.
The seal was designed by Henry
David Cooke. and Nortan p. Chapman
then governor and secretary of the Dis
trict. There is no legislative record OF
the reason for the adoption of the mot
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1916-09-29
PLUMBING FIXTURE
THIEVES STILL BUSY
Two More Vacant Houses Report
ed Stripped by Junk" Band.

Two more vacant houses were broken
into yesterday and stripped OF plumb
ing fixtures by the Junk thieves" who
have been operating in all parts of the
city for months.
James NJ. Coleman. 81 Florida ave.
nue. northwest, reported the vacant
house at 1919 Second street southeast
entered and all plumbing fixtures taken.
Allan f. Walker. agent. 1893 @ street
northwest, found the house at IS @
street southwest stripped OF it's Ak
lures.
The police have redoubled their ef-
forts to run down the band responsible
for these robberies. Last year a score
OF citizens associations urged the need
for a stricter law governing the sale
OF Junk In order to stop these robberies.
The Central Citizens Association, at
its first meeting for this year. held last
week.. renewed Its night for q regulation
to prevent the indiscriminate sale of
these fixtures to junk dealers.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1916-09-29
Recruiting With Pictures.

The business OF recruiting the
national guard to the strength de-
sired by the War Department has
caused the officers of the various
organizations to utilize any scheme
they found practicable to attract at
tention.
In. Chicago the members OF the
First Illinois Cavalry have adopted
the motion picture as the chief
factor In their educational work in
recruiting and motion picture
theater has been installed in the
regimental armory, where the films
are shown.
The officers are kept supplied with
fresh film from the camp Of the
regiment at Brownsville. Tex. All
the various aspects of camp life and
OF the army work in the field are
shown with members OF the First
Cavalry as actors In the film. The
plan is said to have proved very
effective measure in securing re-
cruits,