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The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1916-01-26
MINERS TO MEET OPERATORS
IN MOBILE FOR WAGE TALK

indianapolis, Ind, Jan. 26.-Oper-
ators and miner delegates represent
ing Western Pennsylvania, Ohio, In
diana and Illinois will meet at Mobile,
Ala, for their wage scale conference
Feb. z, President White announced
before the United Mine Workers of
America convention today. This
convention will extend into next
week, he said.
Sentiment of the miners today
seemed strongly to favor the eight
hour workday and the mine-run ba-
sis for wages. The eight-hour day is
desired because it would give more
miners steady employment. The
wage scale committee, it was said,
would report within the next two
days.
Delegates decided by an over
whelming vote not to suspend work
April 1 in case new wage scale agree
ments with the operators have not
been made by that time.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1916-01-26
60ao7FS11Soo 8 VN5FRS~ooo
MRS Q. MUNN

Mrs. Gurnee Mum, Formerly Miss
Wanamaker of Philadelphia,
Snapped" at Palm Beach.
Instead of ear laps and mittens,
bathing costumes are the vogue at
Palm Beach, Fla, society's winter
playground.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1916-01-26
Two government

Two governments today were
squarely opposed on vital points in
negotiations, admissions by Germany
of illegally and wrongfully sinking
Lusitania. U. S., it was understood,
has fatty rejected as unsatisfactory
evasive phraseology of settlement
terms thus far suggested by Ambas-
sador Bernstorf.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-09-19
News Of Fifty Years Ago
U'rom tho Richmond Dispatch, Sept. ~. 1860

Tho, The matrimonial market hcreahoniS is nov, now
n1at enirely momopoliz.d by me rcm 'I ,c
cr:9,dinen's Bureau. they arc compelled TO re.
according TO the re for,n* Of law. in lieu OF ne
i%rm@r Geonomir method Of inmrn S nHeI "a
v in. From the Is, to the 18Th Of unjust the
licenses TO negroes and the I:ichmond court >
issued issued to them fourtccn. It r%Gur"; a e1oa
negroes seom To have no more forcthousit than
whom they were slaves.
city YESTERDAY and four in ,hr military camp
ncEnmd IN" city limits The doctors arc sur
1t has been decided to procure carpet
for the hall of the House Of Delegates. and &c
The funds hold out Which IS d"nninl one for
sihic under the circumstances
headed the party tina, seixcd the United states
Hs,e m Nsw y" @rE a } VIZ" Mn f he 'G%" murder
OF the engineer az that time.
,ress Monroe to conduct a series Of experiments
with guns aud rinod p""cs of ordinances asai,ist
tile fort
Secretary. seward is reported easier, but no;
cheerful c"nr"rmng his condition since his ar
rival i'm Washington.
OF tho departments in Washington called on
l'rcsiinu, johnson Ia pay hcr RESPECTS. and
ineto ton from MI his Wcscrn ,our -
Mr , cers%n nayi, ,n i nE"p i" Eew ", 1@T
that city lYr hoIne as lons as Nh Davis re-
l.. H. Rouss.;u tho Congrcssmau from Ken
,ncky WI" cameo I"ngrossnan Grinneli. %
Iowa. and vino. because tia" House CcuSurcd him
For the SANE. resigned his scat IN Ivngrcss Ia.
bccr, reelected by the pcopi" Of his district,
and that practically by unanimous vote, rs
There WAS uo opposing candidate.
The New York Tribune has special dis
patch. H.: Ntiautio cable, that war IL again
threatened in Europe. Austria is said TO he
acting bad faith with italy, and Prussia is
threatening - draw tn" sword against. Austria
aEitl!' aud iIt "ei' OF lfdiN
cotton is advancing in hotb liverpool and
New No's III" price tho latter market yes
tcrdny - Ia % cents per pound
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-09-19

toward relieving the strain on Amc,
can resources. and viii create a radt
cal change in prices.
Thus it IS just barely possib,o ,h,.
VIC may Yet escape paying or 10.
cents for our bread. Ali that !s needcd.
's an extra supply or wh.a, To s.rat
INC price Of 'lour down ami ni,i.,,c
.me hardships Imposed upon the bo,sor,
~ increased cost of sugar and d.
livery expenses alone Y:oI,ld h.-,I,.
hc accepted rs sufficient nycus. b.. 49, !.
american public for Il raise in mic.
~ ieast partial bread buycg,, v.,.,,iii.
PROBABLY cnsu". white American 49,.
"!Fcs turned their hand TO b-..t
making.
Many MAX" own nrc.d.
n're are at,N many Atne-ic,-
49,, o."a where bakers bread never.
ar" usually presided over a., ,.,..a
YIN" nave figured out to Ito ,enth al
~ cont NE economic and physiolori-
- "h'"h'hrcs OF home made lrcad4
"f'' INC industrial variety. In :, So
reg OF experiments conducted nv 40
nestle science classes In di0crc,,, -,
o' ~. country II was found Ma, from
IN" standpoint Of economy there ,..r.
very lst;it. lf any, difference in No.
"'''c' D"' IN som" Instances the rcSl,i-rI
- ~ 1'h' ~ % nome Ia
'Hs woman, for example buys = 50
cent nag OF Hour every SATURDAY.. whicb'
constitutes her weeks supply for ham
cooking and batting Two loavcs 81,
"tc'u arc baked twice a week and III,
rest OF the time hot rolls. biscuits
Wp'inS and hot cakes are pi.crd ANON
". 'aDic Every BIZ or hrca!. unsty,
anu thickenin" for cooking is made OF,
or tnat haS OF ruur CouHtinr ~.
other ingredients OF sugar. lnrd. MIN,
.tnd yeast. tn" gas used ir baI,ttp
bread, and tho time devoted by- M.
servant who does tho baking ,hi.a
h"u&ckccrcr asserts tina, the cxpcuscs
Is less than that OF three ioaycs ors
hHk":s rrcad day "a, > cents . LOAF
when would p' required by her FAM
Tine widespread substitution on
bakers tread for home made bread.
however is not entirely based on CON
renicucc. IN many u.scs tn. BAKERS
product Is infinitely superior Usually,
The recipes are worked ont by cx-
pcrienecd chemists aud breadmakers
30 tn" baking laboratories As "A re-
suit. IN" finished product is mostly
uniform In quality, and very jicestiblc
Ia the meantime. however the mat
ter a ~ tho hands OF United States
district attorneys. who are iuvestI-
eating the alleged difficulties or tho
baker /! the price OF bread goes up
when. In the judgment OF these men
conditions do not appear TO warrant H.
prose cutinu hy th. government maj
Follow
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-09-19
Health Talks, by Dr.. Vim. Brady
VIII. Is IA Strokct


s,roI"n &c ,or,,,sj. 10 ny" ,nc n,.'ln' Or
49, i,,....o.', ~ - "a" '''''"ra "hi2h
60. ,,s,,... -. - '''E ''''N" iitcE
t - " '''''''''' - '''''i > ''iS'hS';
&c. ID, -, ~ ~ ~, o'.p'i'"E I" 'i'I US
.. ,,r 800 ,r,a. ,,, ~" "' 6h""Ih hc
80 va - '"'' "'S''7"9 arc drg"ncra-
,..',,, f-''' ''"S"h""!" thnt ""
S"'"'" "'t'h {" ""' neral" immediately We have
rthchcn mn 'hrI'F ~ u Il necessary feature OF
M. 7u'''S nv w" nave n" business d"@cn-
'h,ihE :" carr ~ rs me !hnlt "f our mode
.! 'Niht' We Ky 10 i've eighty years IN the
space 81 !crlY, hhc often succeed in doing 1t.
an aft"i% IN INC hialn would never rupture
ana h!ccH ~ ~ were not unduly fragile. There
arc various thInGF mat Viii make artcly
i'aSi": moderate t'cr drinking, hclV. SulOk ing
me continual p"ist niiig or administration tho
severe POISONING rf lead. syphilis and certain
acute INFECTIOUS 'iHch"cs INK" pn"unonia and
,Epnoih iaV"'' ii'. hii"lIy "Vc'ctiiHf, especial
~ IL! 'N'I''. 80 ~ 'h"' nitrogen meat These
q" ~ 1".'',"'' "a. causes OF hpopleNN. heart
Hh"ut cancer rs yeti, b"causc they The di-
rect causes "l ;'ri'roscicrosis or hardening or
the arteries
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-09-19
The Other One.

Sweet little maid with winsomc ewes
That laugh all day through the tan
gled hair:
Gazing with baby looks so wis.
over the arm OF the oaken chair
Bearer than you is none to me.
Dcarer than YOU there can be none:
Since in your laughing face I sec
EYES that tell OF another one
Here where the freight softly CLOVIS.
sheltered and safe and snug and
warm,
What to YOU is The wind that blows,
Driving tho slect Of the winters
storm"
Round your /hcnd the rudy light
Glnis on the gold from Your trcssss
spun.
Eat deep is the drifting snow to.nirh,
over the head of the other one.
Hold mc close as YOU sagciv stand.
Watching the dying cnibcrs shine:
Then shall feel another hand
That nestled once in this hand Of
mine.
Poor little hand so cold ana chill
smut from tho light Of stars ana SIM.
clnspinG the withcrcd roses still
Thht hide the face Of the sleeping
one.
I@ush nitlc maid. willie laush van
MAY.
letter perhaps for her 10 STAY
Under tho robe az drifting snow.
sing while YOU may your baby songs.
sing I'LL Your baby days arc done:
Hut OH The ache Of the heart thai
NiGht and day for The other ono.
Harry ThurSton Peek.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-09-19
RICHMOND TIMEsDIsPATCH: TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER "a 1915

WAS that Il man who wanted to buy news
paper or lemonade had to slip into tho
place Of his choice much as the thirsty indi-
vidual Of years aGOne slipped through tho
side door OF his favorito saloon. Inside the
cigar shop the Sunday purchaser fouad Il
collection OF sinners like himself, who slipped
their temperance beverages in hazo Of
smoke and doubtful anecdotes.
In other words. to something intrinsically
harmless given the appearance OF OWL,
and, so far as the police could manage 1t,
those who committed tho intrnsicaIy harm
less act were made to feel thcy were guilty
OF a crime. They always looked the part
IL the morals Of the community actually
are injured by the sale OF soda water and leo
cream on Sunday. the sale ought 10 he
stopped. If there is nothing wrong in it
and the possession OF restaurant license
seems 20 decide the moral issue i'm favor Of
the dealer-Ahen this closed door and draw
blind fooishucss ought TO be discarded
promptly. 1t can do no good. and as legally
directed or encouraged hypocrisy, it may do
real harm.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-09-19

y unique device. which its inventor
claims is Invaluable in curing nervous
ness rs we'll as paralysis, rumbness
and many other disorders. consists Of
two whipping posts between which tho
patient stands. straps of cloth or
leather are attached 10 the posts.
which rcYoivc rapidly. Their revolu-
ton causes the straps TO strike this
iaticnt upon the legs, abdomcn, chest
on arms according TO the malady for
which Il" is taking tn" treatment. The
straps ar" broad enough 20 prevent any
cutting blows Thsy do not sting or
smart hut have sufficient force to slim
ulatc Tho c'rculatiun in the parts tho,
strike. IN" posts are Kept In motion
10y an electric motor capable or bclul
regulated to different speeds
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-09-19
Diplomacy Aids Humanity

M AEKED progress is being made in the
VI NEGOTIATIONS Tor the Simultaneous re-
ease OF ihe German and British civilian p-is-
ouera, low held in concentration camps with
IN the TWO countries and IL the British colo
MES. There is reason 10 believe all Of these
who have passed the military age VIII have
their liberty soon.
Tnese negotiations have been conduc,ed
through The American amba ssadors at Lon
don ard Berlin. and have been facilitated bv
the publication OF embassy reports OF the
hardships suffered by British civilian pris-
oners nterncd.. at Ruhleben II ia difficult
20 sec what mfltt. ~ purpose is served by tho
detention OF civilians. especially those in
capable Of bearing arms. OF course, their
expulsion from the enemy country is a war
necessity, but to keep them locked UP is
expensive, troublesome ana valueless
Ii the release OF these uniortuna,es is Of
fected humanity and american diplomacy
will he entitled 10 exchange congratulations
the Blue. win have one consolation after
they get 10 Texas the border doesn't enforce
he speed laws as to army automobiles ana
they Won't have any private ones to speed
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-09-19
i;lackmailers and the islacIlmailed

D LACKMAILlNG is one of the most
ID dcspicable Of all forms OF crime, and
when such "a gang as that which has been
operating in Chicago is broken up, the pc
lice-or, as in this case. secret service agents
merit ali the praise they receive. Mean
while, a lot of false sympathy goes out 10
The 50 called victim OF the biackmailcrs'
operations. True. he is victimized, but
he is no, punished for his mere cred
uity. II nearly every case. certainly when
ever tho "badsev or panel" game is
worked. his own weakness OF. giving it its
pro.er name. his own vice is one OF the
primary clements of the crime
II is his own fault tina, first leads him into
position where he can he yit,imi2cJi. and II
is his desire 10 keep that fault secret thing
that makes him al easy object for the black
matters. \ backmaer is a particularly ioul
criminal: but clean-lived men and women
rarely fall victims 10 him.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-09-19
The Voice Of the People
I.unotir Win Nirht Idcu.

To tho Editor Of The Times Dispatch:
Sir Frank Williams. charged WITH luUncE
hccaus. hc hold np limo of automobiles on
Franklin street sunday evening, may he men
tally unbalanced but hc demonstrated ono
thing. aud that that automobiles can he
regulated II thor" is place that the
tomohiles need regulating Il * on the main
thor"ughtUrcs trovcrSIng tho residence sections
OF the city. f"rhaps it would lie wise 70 give
Williams tho Job III reporting til" numbers Of
the rhat traverse the streets night AMI day
with tho muiicrs wide open. causing nuuoyanc"
to the at"d and tho sick aud 70 those cnd"av-
orinr to get Few minutes a: sleep Tn NUM-
Der Of traffic officers charged with the enforce
mcut oi The automobile laws appears made
uuatc, does also the number OF policemen who
are supposed 10 keep peace ana quictUdc IN the
residence sections. Fights loud cursing ana
Ing OF thc scrc"ches of the "whsiling iIufuscs
he heard for ana three blocks. vet
II appears that policeman within the
hearing Il tho dis,urbor. 81 tho peace These
things come when the pcace-lovnr citizen is
cndoavoi ns 10 sleep, and 20 stop the same
would ucc"sSitatc dressing and going o
hunt for Il policeman. II it takes mentally un-
balanced mon 20 enforce the l,,w, let's put them
on the force and do aw''! with the policemen
VINO are deaf TO tho noises Of tn" night.
ONE WHO SUFFERERS.
Richmond. September is
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-09-19
Chats With Virginia Editors

The destruction in this crisis OF two great
ships, tho Pacific Coast steamship liner Con-
nrcss and the oil tanker Antwcrpcn. built ut
Newport News, is tragic: but i; is delightful to
News Press. And. strictly OH the side, don't
YOU smile Just a little at tho thought that two
more ships t" be built. probably at New
port News
Here IS most wonderful news item. taken
from the editorial column OF the Roanoke
Times: "Pcarisburty has dual asset that
strangers find nightly attractive. consisting OF
q pair az deaf and dumb BARRIERS No wondc"
the town is growing.
"of course says the Norfolk Virginiam-ri
lot cha, a,inl the same old price FOR ID pcr
!. Iii OF IT." M.ny ways To Kill cat; intimatcs
old SAW.
Tho vonng editor Of the Erh:,nrH sentinel has
,hnrs lie writes: some people only as
FAR as their nose ticir opinions arc iiN"d and
,iialtcrablc: they always right aud The other
fellow wrong; they arc bright and brainy. and
n"rant they arc tho big cheese and thc OF her
fellow small potato
"Fcw girls admit thar they arc too old to fear
infantilc paralysis. observes The Norfolk Led
.."i.-ipeiatch Whom travelling aouihIvard on
iIr "NNp aud n" they viii bc too aged
The Chase city Progress is strictly neutral.
II SAYS: I'VE would like 10 sec III" end OF The
war but We have little preference as To who
wins
lust before the editor started on business
trip Gotham. the IrVinEton CITIZEN remarked:
Now that New York dogs have taken on in
iamiiie paralysis, shall look for many va
cant seats in automobiles beside tho elect Of
the -Four Hundred"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-09-19
spun Class HOLD. Urut I'm pjnes.

Recent experiments prove that spun
glass IL OF exceptional value as a pack
inS material To retain heat In stear1
and hot-watcr pipes Hines Of asbcS;
,os are placed around the pipes a il-c
tcrvais, fine threads OF spun glass ara
wound loosely between. y covering
Of asbestos hoard or canvas is placed
over ~! auh painted with oil paint.
Tho chief advantage Of this material
is the fact that it's nonconductivity y
increased by the mirror-likc surface
Of the glass. which constantly reflect
neat. Another advantage IS :hat il
adds little 10 the weight Of the pipes
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-09-19
shakespenrs pn1 hx DAY.

For tho doubter:
ON what may man within him hide.
Though aPgcl on tho outward side.'
Measure for Measure, Ill., .
FOR the raStime song: The world was very
guilty OF such ballad"-Love's I.abors Lost
..
For horseman we havo in mind: "IIe doth
nothing but talk OF his horsc."-The Merchant
OF Venice. {. ..
For the wandcrer: when l was at homo i,
was In Il better place: hut travellers must hc
contcnt"--hs You Like It. H.
For tho happily we'd:
'lio Is the half part of a blessed man,
'."fi to ho finished hv such as She
Md she fair divided excellence
Whose fullncss OF perfect ion lies in him
king John, ii. l.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-09-19
answer to Presidents Critics

WHETHER Villa is dead or living. the
w lact that more than 4 thousand OF his
followers We're engaged in pitched battle by
ConstitutiOnalst forces, no longer ago than
Saturday, should supply final answer to
those critics OF the President who have been
insisting there was no longer need for troops
on the border. 1t is evident that Villa, or
the Villa influence. is still dangerously active
III Mexico Until the danger that menaces
the lives and property OF Americans is re
moved or ciicctually guarded against, it is
the duty OF the President to maintain an
ADEQUATE military force on the border. He
recognizes Il is bis 0uty and he will continue
20 perform il. without regard for criticism.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-09-19
To-day. Best Hnnd-rlckcd Joke

Theodore Drcisel. the novelist. was talking
about the puhlics literary taste.
The public" hc said. likes trash Put good
stuff before IL, ana it SHES like the critic AT the
Players
=, poet smiled anec;ionately on this cri,ic.
thrust ie.ceni CIGAR In his hand and said:
Let me SHOW YOU tAe proofs Of MY volume
Of poems
No. no said ,te critic. rising hastily and
grabbing mp his at No. no don't need
proofs Your word SUFFICIENT
And he rushed # wi,hou, finishing the two
inches OF beer that SIN remained in mis- glass -"
Washington star
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-09-19

Mha. tho doctor calls neuralgia The pain liz
an shrouSh tho head. The heart and Kidneys
"re norman. and have had glasses fitted to no
Htali Medicines fail to help me. Can you sug
gest anything?
a,nswer-TakinG cold' may mean coryza.
VI ~ may mean just your effort to explain why
Sou aro Ill lf II was coryHt. possibly you now
afe trouble I'm tile ctlImoid sphcnoid *inuscS
1NSA your doctor to examine for that. or to send
sou 10 competent and throat man for
eAu'nlnation Many cases OF "ncuralgia' depend
upon nasal conditions
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-09-19
Queries and Answers


May player HAY" TWO strokes from "a hit
bail. must he take roqUct ana one stroke .
II he strike ball on which he ia DEAD" ana
knock l. through wicket Iud against juc post
docs TINS count Tor tho struck BALI y.
Unless there i special rule Of the grounds.
he must 'akc roGuct and one stroke Tho mat
tor is really one %: no difference thc con-
tact with The struck bal! may he made slight
that tho r"auet becomes stroke. The Struck
ball mast be replaced. the wicket ANA post 10
not count, ana the plnNer loses Mis go
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-09-19

Spain has protested sharply against Ger
many's method of waSing submarine war
fare. But Spain is weak country and
Germany would lose little by mourning her
ACTIVE hostility, so it isn't probable her pro-
test will be awaiting.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-09-19

Which !" more difficult 1" parse in Enslish--
poetry prose" 4. +. l..
The Grrmmar Of the forms is tho sanic. An
unaffected language, Hike ours. relies
extent on tho location Df word sentence
show - relation TO Iii. other words. ANA tho
rules OF position observed In prose. xiv. way
in poetry TO tl" demands ~ rhythm. Hence. a
sentence % poetry may often be more difficult
10 undcr@tand than the sam" words would bc If
they arranged according q the rules Of
prose compost ton. aid this advertisements
the charre o' mistalStnG subject for object
. n;ht be said To render tho 'pa.sing" "s poetry
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-09-19
THE HIGHER COST OF BREAD
ny FREDERIC !. IIIAskIy

WASIINiTON, - =. September 10
The rise of prices. which has carried
even tho modest oyster into the class
or iuNurics, is now threatening tho
nickel loaf
Al the mcctini; or tho National As
ISOLATION Of Master HaISr.s in Chicago
recently. IL was proposed to abandon
me manufacture OF tho 3-ccut loaf al
together. and to coniiUc The trade TO
tn" l0-c";.t loaf. Now bakers are talk
ing OF raising the price OF tho scent
loaf TO cent?
The higher cost OF bread has been
threatened ever since the beginning or
Inc European war. According to tho
bakers, tile 5-Ccut loaf OF bread is no
longer practicable ON account OF the
increased cost OF ingredients. Flour
mas increased 700 per cent. sugar 81,
per cent, milk 80. salt ~ and wrap
ping paper 20. while delivery costs,
bo;h IN gasoline and In feed for horses,
SHOW 81 20 per cent increase. Rather
than lower the standard OF their out
put, tho bakers prefer 10 increase tho
price Of the product
Tho leading factor Ia tn. prescn,
situation. however. !s the scarcity OF
wheat, which has sent the price OF
Hour soaring. II is particularly un-
fortunate that Just when the whole
world il lookiug 10 North America for
us wheat supply, til" crops should be
afflicted with q plague OF black rust.
which has crcpt throughout the wheat
bolts. turning the brilliant yellow
grain into modify stalks. In The
Northwest farmers who have borrowed
money on their spring wheat crop are
facing large deficits. while in the great
wheat reproducing areas OF canada
thousands OF dollars have teen lost.
Incidentally, one optimistic burkcr
believes that, - in tn. case of cotton
in the South. this temporary loss o.:
wheat is going 20 be. in onc sense. a,
permanent gain. r'hc farmers have
come 20 realize the danger OF plauting
and depending upon one Kind OF crop.
ana 10 recognize the valuo Of a. least
ono side line 10 fam beck upon. NcNt
year. he predicts. viii see the begin
ming Of a large live stock industry In
the wheat bel: OF the Northwest
THIS il good advice FOR tho farm
ers. hat IT does not help tho consumer.
WHO is paying for Tn. b!ishted crop.
Naturally the bakers are not going to
pay more 10, flour without maxim, It
up ON tho price OF their product. FU:
thermorc. they az" facing a situation
similar to THAT caused by tho shortage
in white paper. TOY they must not only
pay "n enormous sum for Hour, hut
they arc lucky II they can got il ai
all
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-09-19
NMncrsc,lciI.

The end-seat hog is hoe enough
70 make his Victims cut Up rough:
Bat. in sense. he Yields FIRST place
10 that road noc "" now must face.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-09-19
True tltruiStn .

i :unpose YOU are not for peace az any price"
remarked the loyal constituent
Wei, no." responded Congressman Hammratt
and yet am perfectly free TO say I am in favor
"f retaining that great blessing a, any price
THAI VIII have to lie paid by some one else"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-09-19

When the battlcship Pennsylvania made Il
perfect scoro at target eleven miles away
some OF the hits landed on critics OF Secretary
Danicls and the Navy Department.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-09-19
lit for Tat.

IIe-You don't show any 'dsposition to try
and live within INV income.
Sh"--.Nnd YOU do"'t show any disposition to
provide an income within which any one could