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Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-09-27

id)impft, Scr nl,b nidt bloB ein bod)-
ai~ltonoiger, IollDern alld) ein iebr
bran6barer Mam iein.
@enn Sic mebr fir SIR 9rot,
Uieilb 1nb fir Sbre iibrigen Sc
bensmittel besablen miillen, perebr-
ter 2eier mo perebrte 2elerin, 10
iontcn Sic alld miliet, lpenl Sic Soc
'ir 81 ballfen baben. Mienanb all=
GERS, OILS Dem Nrdiioenten, Ser es fir
luid)tigcr balt, BOB gnglano uno sic
siuiirtcn feline 9sotb leiben, als oab
mir feline Motb lcioen, Motb l,id)t
lllr, lolloern bob bie MIiirten, ielbit
rte Gelltlden, Selterreid)er II. l1ngarlt
billtgeres @rot erbalten, als mir.
;9ouptlade lit uto bleibt sic Jiirior-
ae fir Oie Auiirten, lolanae @ilion
rn Der Spite Der &eaierul1g itebt,
nno bas eiaene 2ano fpnmt crit in
Slpciter 2inie.
gs lit belpmoernspertb, mie
ras fleine SdpmeOeu lid ser engli-
iIen InmaBl1ng entgegenltellt, nno
cs lit beldamenO fir nnler 2anb.
s8abrenb mir bier uns ieber britt
lien ltnperiddmtbeit fiigel,, ltelt lid)
SdJpe0en fraftig alif Die Sinterbei1e
ll16 bat ioeben mieber 10000 Son-
hen &affee> fir 6inllano beltimmt,
neidlagnabmt, neil ENGLAND fir
SdJmeoen beitimmte @affeei enonnaelt
s:,sriidbalt. gs lit ourdaus nidt
ellsgeldloiien, Dob es nod gum @rlld
olpilden Sdmeben uno gtgIano
miro, benn Die Stimmltng int
S6meben miro imlner gerei5ter.
Sic ganaoier, Sic in oenarieas-
hagen fampfen, oellen Sic Hrpbriten
radriibmen, oaB Tie unbe5mingbar
lino ltno Ben &rieg 5ll @l1niten ser
Mlliirten entideiOen iucrben, biirften.
nidt geneigt iein, in bieies Sob eil1=
5l1ltimmen, Oenn pie Sic 9cridte err
neiie1, iin0 lie trob ibrer streitma=
gen fiirdterlid 5uiammenaeidoiien
1nor0en. gs miro, balnit beltatigt,
ipas mir BON Dem @ertbe oieies
&fmittels geiagt baden. 1ie gilt
6e1oen llno %elle1rlangen 9eridte Ser
probritiiden &orrelponoenten ser
liigenbaften &elter uro 3reB : CT
fange Selegrapb So, sic ldiloerte1,
laie Sic @age1 iiber @rahen lebelt,
rltrd Die &eiben Ser Ientlden bin-
o~ard)iallen nno lie ibnen mie Der
iteinert gegeniiberiteben, geboren in
Dos pbantaltii6e @cbiet, al1f meldcln
Die probritii6e Seite tets iid tl,nt=
melt menn lire Ingriffe fchlgeidla-
gen linb, INN Sen iinfenoen Mutb
anfre6t 81 balten.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-09-27

lo,0O9 S1f. l,b4l 10 Mt.
S1 Geutidlanb lit foleenbe @riessz
bel1te bisber f~eltgeltelt iporben:
11,O36 @eidiise,
nit 4,74s,03S @eldpHen,
9,O96 Mllnitioms< nnb anbcre
Sabr5el1ge,
1,556,132 @emebre Ii. &arabiner,
AGO 9titolen unb Nebplber,
$3.50 Mnldinengelpebre.
@terbei ml1b bennerft iperSen, oab
nur Sic nad 9eutldlonb. 5uriidgez
fiibrte geute angegeben lit, ipdbrenb
cine niebt anndbernb gu beitimmenbe
Nnsabl bon @eld)iibel1, Mald)inengez
lpebrcn uub @epebren nit Wa11itipn
I'M 6eloe lo9leid in @ebrmld genpmz
men lit.
Gpn Sen in Sen 2asaretten Beg &C.
lamnten berltl6en 5eimatbgcbietes be-
bonoelten anseboriaen -es beltlben
SelS6eeres lpllrben nad ser lebten
nnrliegenoen StatiItif 9O,2 bonn Snnz
hert lpieber bienitfabis, IA pom @llnz
bert lrarben, S,4 ppm 6lnbert blie=
ben observation-disclosures pber lpllrben
beurlmlbt.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-09-27
Sertppfmus pcritnmpit Gl,er Wcbirn.

Scncs bumpfe, alcidgiilti9e, be-
oriicte @efiibl fpmnt bon Den llnrelnz,
i~afeitcil in Gltrcm Splicm, elmer traz
gen 2cber, berltppften ginscmcipcn.
ST.. Sings Meip Cite Tias geben
prplnpte Siilfc. Gin milber. leid)ter,
nidt lhncr5enber S%tublsang crfril9t
@uer gnItcm nnb bilft, guren unrei@
,cu, nit Iusid)lagen perlelcncn 1elnt
All fldrcn. poIt @llh bcttc cine SlaS
Idlc nit 81. Sings gteip 2ife Gils bel
gurcm 9rpgiiten. 25c. Cine Coils an
Mbcilp miro Gu6 AM Wtorgcn belul
gSriibltiid ir0blid fiDlen maiden.
(an5.)
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-09-27

Sic 8rei6eit uno l1nabbdnsis<
feit Ser @eiinnrns bd1st fir @iele mie
elm ldtperes @eipidtitiid am @rotforz
be, ipelder I'M 10 bober bdaet, ie i1tpe<-
rer bciagtes @eipidtsltiid lit.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-09-27
6.ranseebcr: $. Glider Irintina So.
emtrr~a At III pcstoffice at ra-s,oart
- Soeond cIras Mstacr.

Ser ,xasstde Dentp,rot", ,,ns6r4ea,tt
Gonntoas+aiisaabe feds Mun,lier,t iehe saphe
stre an be @bn1lnenten in aiefer siaht fiji
" SeNtk lpbd'crltli1 ODER $500 idbriit hei
Sor1nssabluna frei abaeliefert,
Wtt Der Soii lubcrhaIb Der stant ,,,iA IL.
.ei1e e,f'srt Ecitaint in ben Ger. staatet Ga.
,utr"ra.
tads teoe11 Bofiamt In Sen Wer. 5tadte,t inftet
ikbrlib Sf.N bel 8uralissabluna.
Der ,saibinjDenilthe Demuftaf., bird b,
Soft tritcr5aIt ser Ser. @taaien unb burt
Ir1ler II, per Gtaot $3.50, bel 3praussnSIlina
900; na6 CANADA $3.50 nnb nos europa
ZOO Der Sdbr bel 8prnus3nbIire
Der y@2Sd,entlidlt Demufrat", in ,,pet xtei-
salh Der ser. Stanten $500. naS Ganaoc uni
sad Snrofn $3.50 idbrIit Set Eoroussatlune.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-09-27
9olitiid)e nno nnpolitiid)e
ManbglpMen.

Ser @~ooiepelt-M oraan'lde go
con NOR augellideinlid nidt ser
Spef> nit oem oeutide Mauie iid)
fangen lieBen.
Sic @aconleute idreien vge=
trug". Sino ni1t olle Stimmen
abgelieiert moroen, fir bie be5ablt
mllroe2
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-09-27

Die Sebnlnd)t nod Winter-
qltartierell 0iirfte it'd Bel @errn Sobll
@l1ll friiber oils bei @errn 9ode ei1-
ltcIlcn.
<mdilcn nod alti Sem &iid-
slla. Gas lit abcr aallS rtto aar ge-
gen Sic @ered)mullg ser bieiiaen 9fe-
oaftionsltrategen.
Gin idlimmcs 3eid)en fir bic
Sad)e Ser Mlliirteu. mclta in 2onoon
Scr MlrnO 10 boil gcllomrlen miro,
pie es soro Gerbp tbllt.
$50 ser quite @ille berridt,
Iinbet lid alld ein Ausrpcg", lagt
&inbenbltrg. llno CT bot i'm bis iebt
INNER aef'lnoen.
2onoon mcloet aus Mtbell:
Gin Gallts belli bat iid cnolid ge=
%fllnoen." Gauge acnate gellld)t boz
ben Die Serren gl!iirten oanad.
@illon an seaburp: sd pros
pbeseie ei1cn entidcioeltben Sieg i'm
Nppember. - Sehr ridtig !. emit
lheioelloer 5ieg fiir @agbes nnb
@bitman, belncrft oa5lt Sic alt-oen1o-
fratiid)e y. 9. staatsoeitnas.
- Sc gibt fem Mor0merfsellg Ser
Iaiirten, bonn 9onSerallto= &olob Bis
sum- MeIler gum Mltgettauslteden,
bas nid)t bon M1nerifa aeliefert miro
I'M @anlen Scr @ienidlidfeit!
Die @ilipn'id e Nrelie flaet,
Die &aglle acgen ibren 5errn
meroe l,id)t ufair" aefiibrt. %usSair"
aber lit es, Nidter @ltebes OILS 8erf=
5ella oes aailers b,l5l'itelen!
50 i%dnperborig, pie er lid Sen
Ser. Staaten ,a~egeniiber ltelt, lit
Suhn gl1l la11ge nidt; Die Sdpueben
perltebt CT, Iogar mell1 lie oeutd
NIT ibn lpred1en.
@cn1 ma11 i1 2o1l6on Ser
itGnoniB bot fir @infe NIT Sem
3alu1pfabl, miro man iibcr sic Mb=
iiht, Oie @ollano NIT ieiner Grobe-
mobilmad)lng pcrfolgt, nidt int
3meiiel iein.
Getrograo erflart gruiiilops
langlanes Gorgehcn oaollrd), DOB
Hl1maliens gintritt in Sen &rieg
llelle Grobleme geiNaffen babe. Sic
Geutlden itno auf DEM beiten @ege,
oieie @robleme fir &uBlano s1 To-
ien.
Zen Sab aus ser gbronrebe,
nit Ser @oaanos &onigin Sic Gene
eroffnete: u@ir mer0en
audi meiterbin nliere 4flidt tblm,,
bas Golferredt lie fiir nel1trale
Staten boridreibt, uno %llrliere &ed-
te gegen jebel1 pcrtbeibigen, Ser Tie.
arlsltareifen Iucbt", iollte Graiioent
@ilion iib einrabmen nno iiber lei=
men arbeitstiid) bdnsert lailen.
gnolid piro es gar5 offen 5ll-
geitaft0en, 0aB al1f Nnor0nllng lei=
tens Der NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Nlliir=
ten nl,rN eill ariedilhes aabinett 3lt
redynen fat, lpel6es lid perpflidtet,
ibnen bas nerlongte N1tantlm &a11o=
renfl1tter SIT l'efern.
9aris leat feline Nnleibe 81,
S7R olf Tcutidlalto 81 50. 8aris
1rin1rnt al1d @ertbpapiere, Ieltid=
lanb 1rltr Saareel6. Der aampi altf
Dem Ieloe Ser 6iran5 lit alio ent=
idie6elt, miro jeoenfaas an 5. Otto
Der entid)ieoen meroen.
- Sic Seem Dorfer 9afoiel1prelle
ralt. SIM Staate @isconiin baber
Die Hepllblifoner brei &anOioaten fir
ben &ol1greB nominirt, bie often er=
flart babeu, oaB iie feline spmpa-
tbien fir grlalano batterL 0aB lie nit
Ieutidlano Ipmpatbiitrten u1o iid)
i'm &ongreB 5ltr 5oroerl1ng engliider
Snterelien nidt bergeben miir0en. gs
gi6t allo bod nod Banner in
Mmerifa. Malrner aber braltden mir
i'm rradIten &ongreB, un0 5u Ser 8e=
polferung @isconlins oarf man bas
gertrallen baben, bob lie 0urd 0as
@epolter Ser Nem Dorfer Iorpprel1e
ibre @ntld)lieBl1ngen nidt 6eeinflui :
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-09-27
SIM gan5cn: $4,000

ISL 81 SZ
Mgl GnSe bes erlten arie9siabrcs
NOR bas 3ablenperbaltniB 9epclel III:
100000 sll 1000 .Gllaoratftlpmez
tcr.
Sic @elammtsabl Scr &%rieesgefans
9encn betru9 9cacn @ube pes 5%lpeiten
&ricg slabrcs:
Sn 9eutihlano 1.663,794
Sn Seitcrrcid : l1n9arn 42,4s9
Sn 8ulgarien $4,000
Sl Der Siirfei $4,000
SIM oal15en (. 2,65s,2s3
@pr einem Sabre bate sic Sc
iammt5abl Der &riessaefansencn in
9eutlhlanb n1S Geiterreih : llnoarn
betrageu: 1.695.4OO.
@m ruiiiiden arieassefanser1en
bcfinnen lid
in 9elltldllanb:
9,o19 Gif. POP, SIS @aar,,1,
in Sei1crreihz l1n9arn:
1922 Oil. 777,324 @annn,
in 8llsaricn unb EHrfei:
33 Sff., 1,435 Mann.
SIM aal15en: 1924 Sffi5iere unb
1,9S1,631 damn.
Sn beutlde arieasscfanscnldaft
1iub bisler g~cratben:
Sron5olcn 5,947 Oil, 84s.781 90.
. 9,o19 Oil. 1,202,S72 sc.
gelsicr 656 Dill, ALSO sc.
gnaldnoer 947 Sif, 29,956 90.
serben. -0H, 23,914 30.
sSm sanSen:
1860 Oil. 1,e47,225 80.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-09-06
Health Talks, by Dr.. VIM. Brady
The Fate OF the ronxiis.

Much ~ loathc to confess il, Nc arc some.
What old n shoncd in our IDEAS about the treat.
iucut enlarged tomsils. Having childr"t, 90
who have tonsils. we naturally talk. a
special interest in the fate OF the tonsils.
There excellent throat specialists who in
siSi that nothing short Of plcte tonsil-
"CtonsS. q complete onuCication removal ~
rinus. major operation; there IL considerable
hc!uorrhasc, the operation takes some time "a nd
htoaothcr IT is formidable procedure which
c"rlainl! requires competent surgeon iiut
wien our children need an operation trey
VIII have tonfilicctomy. One has already
Mad q ;onsillotomy--a inputntion Of the tonsils
r"u-oNul of the portion which projects out into
'h" iharEngca! oIihcc ard causes obstruction.
'hjs WIS done four years ago, and the child
,iid IL the oficg. without any assistance. ana
VS." certainly would not attempt 1t tonsiiiectomy
under Ike circumstances.
- stated are perhaps q bit old Fashioned
about II The tonsils so far as we know. have
y" function. Thry are like @Ihc wisdom teeth.
OF structures which probably had important
functions ages ago. but mow only add to the
dangers OF being alive. YET il does not seem
necessary to dlsscci out the tonsils when the,.
arc merely enlarged or hypertrophicd. as is The
dion Who are compelled to sI.nd several hours
day in In" vile atmosphere of our rILlir
schools Ia ou, opinion tonailIot omy --anputa-
ton. siicing of. euiiotininr such tonsils--is
snHic"ni and TINS may tc done by the family
doctor with snare on t"nsi"tone in jiny with
81 without an anacsth"tic II j. no more pain
fui nor risky thnn tho extraction of "a LOOSE
PRIMARY tooth
When thrre ts rc:'s"n to hclicvc mat tonsils
arc infected thar they harbor nus foci e.,ti,.
nrcns then the om,> proper treatment j., com
pictc cnucicntion. total removal OF the touail or
tousns Thi8 IS tho rui" in older n,rsons !,
- especially so IN case. OF submerged toIsils
which harh"r septic foc and cause s,icI, trou.
hlcs ~ chronic rheumatism. teall-sac discnsc
hc3,rt valve disease ami the like .rhc tonsis
may t., cnuclcatcd by a nose and throat sn.ciai .
i't under local anacsthetc in two si,tings IL
"u"csiiciic III on" sitting
VA any ease, t"ns,'lol"my t"nsilicc,umy
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-09-06
News Of Fifty Years Ago

"e FAR %ss been esss Of 3 ,n in %
S Of ths s sIsh! Val An %sa%s ana
Sna ere almost entifely anon me tni,s,
10 e, s He ctua r ard is why it was 50 h"
n. ane hichmond street halfway Company has
;n mp liz completed its arransemens for rebud
n' wo ppn rails nsf o e G fS the
f far adSanesd the psope Viii b. ale to ride
IIn rh, R9ckG,ts up Main street I" Eighth; UP
end a,sa returning the cars viii come down Nntli
street to Main and Rockets.
John Poskaucr formerly of Philadelphia. nov.
liquors FOR ,h has nstn Of
the camp follow Left here ~ Grants army. %
ys,ns his unes M 90 M Gnfn p'yS
merely making call his distressed relative
Major Gee. who was Confederate command
h hns III fhG prison n, Salisbury. ~ G.. and who
cruelty to Federal prisoner. etc mas been ,c S,
in Richmond ana is w"ll known here.
y, The Republicans of the eighth massachusetts
sress OF course he accepts.
Goshen to;, brides RocErIdGs Counts. i" ,ha
gcted by REV JON" wIam Jones' Is i 2S1" Eas s"
i 1--WE ~, esh, hapsrs. mile others are await
i nii inc In "r9.n , hG' Mr. Jones CHAP
lhcre was a fire In Lexington last week wi tch
town fi. Two hoHsSS and hr.a!ened the who',
inrouEht out and creased So says the Len
lhHtor paper.
are Kin" ,hr He HofthwcsS I" meet
States '' '''' through 'hs southern
vo EGsness vas dul the tobacco market
e eSchany Of the terces and bones o@red an he
to '| "s ~ the FL, R S not H Sr
perS iSa, va" Sn on An m" ,sree Of FOLLOW wrap
SOFA TO the W'lii"mses sle4 per 100 "''S
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-09-06
SEEN ON THE SIDE
speak tn!

Dear Candidate hughes
How can you refuse
Y" tell us just where YOU are standing:
II gives us Il pain
To have YOU refrain.
For none know where YOU would he landing
Dear Candidate Hughes
I:c sure could use
y tribe iuurc clear explanation
OF what YOU would do
II il happened that you
Were shielding as from tribulation
Dear Candidate Hughes
Pray say il you'd choose
10 take pot shot ut the Kaiser
Or lam Johnny Bull
For that he will pull
That claim hes the worlds civilizer
Dear Candidate Hughes
You give us the blues
i'E describing the woes Of friend Hucrta:
Had YOU had your way.
Would you've let him stay
or made that assassin take water?
Dear Candidate Hughes
fear YOU will lose
Unless YOU consent to speak plainly
Come on and speak out
Else have no doubt
You'll talk your head Off. but quite vainly.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-09-06
The Voice Of the PEOPLE


TO the Editor Of The Times Dispatch:
IN behalf Of the young women whose
Ieturh from work in the late hours Of INC
evening requires that. unacconlpanied thcy have
10 pass certain automobile and j,ncy stands
Woui" request That the police give closer :;
,enti"h 70 the troublesome chauffeurs and their
~ mas on many occasions come under my
observation that Il certain class auto,nobii.
u'iNHc'S ana thcir equally uncouth companions
deliberately and with great ostantotion, ,,,i,
out mat they have cars FOR hire" well Knowing
that the passing girl wishes only to hc rid nr
their attentions. In some instances ru!ians an
Toach young women ana girls ana offer 10
take them home free Of charge Further som.
OF n" drivers take occasion use i'm loud tones
proiaiie and obscene language when they sec
women passing them by.
\ iitlc attention. from the police aud these
practices would be stopund II * ,,cu k,,,,,.,
that certain automobiles ANA iitnnvs AR.
operated for purposes which II would H.. Won
Investigate DI;Sl,pI.t,i.
Richmond. September
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-09-06
A Iiuincd ,rcmnIc.

Broken thou art. but still supreme.
In softened touch and crumbling line.
With iichcnS toned to amber wine:
Thou art more than builders dream,
y thing of beauty most divine.
Thy shattered arch Of softcst gray
Frames in IL picture OF the sea.
\ bit OF sky, IL wind-swcpt lea,
y hcadland bold with white Eulls
free:
Imposing still in slow decay
And eloquent of mystery.
Thy stately columns mellow hued
Are reared aloft in lordly pride.
Tho ruined dome is scattered wide,
Spray wet with every angry tide;
They seem as things with life imbued.
Where deathlcSs beauty still may
bidc.
Winfield Tionel Scott, in Boston
Transcript.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-09-06
Trupshoo,ing by EIertric Light.

Trapshooting by night has been
found perfectly practical ut tho Pale
Face Gun Club at Wellington, Mass.
where the trap boxes of one range have
recently been equipped with two 1a0-
watt lamps, which illuminate the clay
pigeons as they are hurled from tn"
trap. The lamps are installed at each
side of the trap. parallel to each other.
and thoroughly light up the area into
which the pigeons are dung to Il dis
tancc OF about forty feet from the
trap. 1t is claimed that trapshootcrs
arc able to make better scores when
shooting by this light than by day
light.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-09-06
shakespeare DIV Il. LIN,

For The talkcr:
n man IN all the worlds now fashion planted
ihat ha'h mint Of phrases in his brain"
Loves I.abors Lost i. l.
F"r tho lover Of nature:
knew bank where the will thyme blows
Where oNtips and the nodding violet grows
quite ovcrcanopied with luscious woodbiue
WIZ" sweet 'nnSk-roscs and with crlantine -
-Midsummer Nights Dream H. L.
For tho observer:
If ladies be but young and fair
They have the gift to know it
AS You Like 1t. ii. :?
For The politicians:
tHiIo" your name to the rcvcrbcr3;c hills
ma make the babblng gossip of the air
Cry ont"
Twelfth Night :
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-09-06

Please tell m how Moses was the daughter
of i'haraohs son" may he written sranmati-
Cally. II-ZZJ,ED
Exactly you have it. The parents OF Moses
we're Amram and Joclchcd. he was NOT rho
son Of the Egyptian princess. As grammar is
however not Interested in the truth of q state.
mcnt but only in it's form. this would make mo-
grammatical difference. The daughter OF
Pharaoh * Il good compound noun. II NAV
have th" I'osscSSivc form and limit the mcaniuc
OF another noun. etc. one may Ect-;,s in your
instnncc--a rather awI ward construction out
Of some Of these uses. but il is rhetoric and not
Grammar. that is concerned with the clcarucss
OF sentence phrase.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-09-06
largest Springs.

y T. i-Manmoth Spring. at Mammoth
spring, Ark, is the largest spring in The world.
This spring covers eighteen acres nows 500
coo gallons Of water per minute. and is seventy
feet deep. II forms Spring River. $50 feet wide.
The flow does not Huctuatc the year round
There is historical data available the
Mammoth Spring III shannon County, Mo. II il
eighty feet in diameter and OF unk nova d.uth
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-09-06

The police captain who thinks automobiles
ought to stop eight feet behind standing
street cars has reason and right on his side.
but tn" ordinance is against him. The only
existing provision on that poin, forbids auto
mobiles TO pass within eight feet OF the step
or running board and that is not enforced
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-09-06

H'' nave discovered your pcrhdy last
saw YOU looking that odious Miss sweet
thing all the evening.
nave understood was comparing her features
with yours and making up my mind you sur
passed her in every respect
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-09-06

,,n INJURIES the voice. weakcns tho tl,ro;, o,
.H Use INJURIES health. strength or efficiency
ihl Is !, typical OLD won,an,s superstitiun on.
inro. .nph'i"SE. the surgical treatment OF
-" ei dlSetSCd tonSils often improves the
voice and betters the health i'm every 49,.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-09-06
In Defense
of
Ncutrality

fore they taken up for mas
sage. They relate TO American neutrality and
are designed to enable the United States gov
eminent better to protect the nation against
the vaccinations of those who may attempt to
break down it's attitude of detachment from the
affairs Of other nations To Senator
Cuibcrson. chairman Of the Judiciary Commit
tee, credited seven measures.
rescntativc Flood. chairman of the Foreign Re-
iatinns Committee, sin. They a wide
can neutrality. Experiences encountered dur
the European have emphasized
need ACCUSATION points weak
American laws. Thus OF the Gull
interfere with the expectation TO foreign couh-
tries Of articles from the United states. " Who
mentalities of transportation to be used in sue,
expectations Another would empower the
President to prevent the clearance of vessels
suspected OF carrying on a ira file in violation Of
the neutrality laws of this nation. These are
measures Of self-defcnsc In the opim,,,n "f
competent Judges they needed, il the
Uuited States, in this and future
preserve her neutrality NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
llain Dealer.
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just In Il My.

10 H"" regard Hower as one OF our leading
orators"
Wen after the political speech he delivered
the other night, he led the crowd that surged
over the footlEhts and through the stag.
door
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j. u. Fake equal parts Of ut"laescs and
losin and heat together; then apply Win. hot
to well sized paper. Apply Il thin coat lil,
paint Is applied TO board
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Grape juice.

Mrs. l.. g. S-Stcui six quarts Of cranes ;,,d
put them over the fire with Que quart Of water.
bring slowly Ia boil lnd strain bring tn,
juice again 10 a boil, bottle and seal while
scIl,iinS hot
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| never cared for Joshua Grimm
For TOO much ego lived in him.
i!ut when he got into "a Spat
lie stuck--you had to hand him That
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The Pcssimist Saws:

Lots Of folks would be perfectly willing TO
give the devil MS due il they could use Il shot :
gun in the process.
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Religious Freedom.


hrigcs-Dd YOU go to church yesterday:
''riGSs-\o; my wife is still in the countr,
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Questions :.,,,, A,,.,,.rx

,,,. . 0usstfOns and Answers.
- ~. .he Doctor Mcans-When II doctor cllis
,,, , ..n.' q heura sthcnic. what does q mean
ana how should il be treated? | am :, .irl or
nineteen -" y S''' W
.,,,Wet-it means that the doctor can ind no
-, e"i'c trouble II means that he believes
~ ny. sois energy is depleted from one cause
~, "i.other. Neurasthenin means lack OF nerve
ShS' noh are rather young TO have
, o',rtl's thcre is Il family tendency TO nervous
uouoies. IL should be treated by good hygiene
81. cha:Se or scene. perhaps change OF ocou-
u",ol. ihere is no specific Treatments the
,,lsiascficnt or tie must he determined by
individual needs.
Poisonous Mushrooms-Is a ,nl,shroor with
sort OF ring collar around the stem
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II it is permitted to say So Greece seems
to be out OF the frying pan and into the fire.
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Queries and Answers
\ Date.

Please tell me what day Of The week wa*
october IL. 1872 T. q; kI%Zr.t
sunday.
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Japan may continue 10 gobhle Up CHINA
hut a banquet OF such dimensions is likely to
cause INDIGESTION.
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Current Editonal Comment

y significant group Of meas
ures were introduced in the SEN
ate ard House early in August
which. IT, all probability. will
30 CNcr TIL the next Session hn-
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