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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-05-21
FEDERAL CENSORSHIP FOR MOVIES
BY FREDERIC y. HAskIS

upon the exhibitors of motion pictures
instead OF appealing to the producers
! flth"r children undcr u certain are
should he forbidden entrance to mo
tIon picture thcater when unsuitahlc
Nuns were being shown. or special ar
! rahrements should b. made for chill
uich performances. |; Is uureasor-
| hnie 10 expect the moNinE-picturc pro-
ducers TO produce only PLAYS who'll
suited TO the child OF fourteen
How Europe Handles Question.
| In Europe, where great deal NOR.
attention has been paid to ccnsorinr
III" movies, there are almos, al,vnrs
! special regulations for children En-.
! iand, Tor example. has a committee
som" hat similar to the New York IA.
tional BOARD Of CENSORSHIP. which
passes upon every him distributed in
| ,he ho'ion-pictUre trade in England
| n the MIN Is suitable TO exhihi, no
Tore any audience. :; is marked wi,h
"Univcrsai' exhibition ccrti0c.to H.,
tho committees IL IL il considered Nm
NJ Tor children. II IL given a .puhitc'
exhibition label The exhibitor nssho-
these certificates on the screen ,,nr,o
diateiy preceding tho rfcturc. Thus -iv
Ing tho children opportuni,v "a lc,rn
the audience. This precautIon is mad.
necessary by the demand OF The ma
irons
France has both government, and
police control Of films. with tho cham
"'c HNndicai" dc Ia Cincmatosraph.
consisting ~ 200 members. az board
OF arbitration between the motion nic
| 'nre people and the government, Fac
lions. In Germany ~ course, tho i'm,
pc'iai government takes a hand in III,
censorship. charging sI25 for cvcrv
"2s feet OF Inn inspected. aud tho 20
ice "nforc" IL. \ tncater cxhtbi,in:
any part OF flm ordered eliminated
. ,lr
| siNe!y hy tho police. who are also de.
tailed 10 sec that children under four
teen years Of age are not allowed e.
attend !narpropriate performances
In order TO attend motion plc,ur"
Performance In Russia. child mus,
obtain permit from his school r.
switzerland. 700, the censorship bro
I cch"fe s. extremely strict. The motion
picture being regarded ~ :. i,o~csvai,
evil y man mus, ask tho advice q,
~" government, in buildiu: his thcatc-
which must hc closed ON SUNDAY. ,rd
holidays. he must supply the loc,,
authorities with copies ~ his rro-
grams Tar in advance. and practically
an children arc excluded. Spain ha,
not Yet decided what cnUr~c 10 nurs,n
IN regard 10 III" movies :, people q,
conventional formality In matters Of
couftsh.p and marriage they A..
naturally shocked by tho frank and
ingenious love making Of tho movie
but so far there is n" censorship
Thus the motion picture Is world
w,'a' FORM OF entertainment Of a popu-
Iarhy which has tremendous pow.-
FOR doing evil 81 good Tho audicrcs
's absolutely At the mercy or tho ,ro
Queer u will absorb tho message ~
IN" bad film as well as that Of the good
one. ifencc the Federal hoard of con-
sorshlp may prove lasting hcucAt
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-05-21
rninlc.. Deterioration for >n,mo,,

Ihc Boston Animal Reserve League
has originated a unique device for main
ieSslN clcctrocutinc stray cats and dor
or those who have been injured and
therefore, demand painless execution.
INC animal stands upon a metal mat.
above it is metal bar. to which am
adjustable metal collar is attached
ne c"iiar contains a small clcctrodc,
an" !" A'hped over the animals neck
''ra'h occurs within one half minute
after current is turned on, and is .bso.
iutciS painless. The apparatus is sim
pic and Inexpensive. and has been in.
uorSed by number Of officials Of tbo
society for the Prevention Of crucliy
TO Animals.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-05-21
Disadvantages of "One-Track Mind"

srTHIS ''one-rack mind" has its advantages
but it also has lis obvious Disadvantages,
Ias appears from the gentle satire of the COM
munication signed G. w &. in another
scolumn. We were so occupied in refreshing
$our memory with the charm OF Nicholas
Nickleby" and in trying 10 remember the
First name OF the wrctched SOu"ers. in order
|to show with some appearance Of orudtion,
THAT the late Mr.. Davies could not have sug
gested TO Charles Dickens The original
schoolmaster," as related in the n.ws story.
that we disreearded the dates altogether
Our correspondents good humored and
convincing correction Of our error proves
again that fancy must be based on faCt, his
tory on dates and deduction on statistics, to
be of any value
Three centuries ago there were automobiles
in Europe that moved ny springs Now The
& pedestrians move that way.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-05-21
Chats With Virginia Editors

w. hear good deal in the newspapers abon.
the hyphcnatcd Amer leans says the I;lachs,on.
Courier. but what really Is getting our go,
is the increase in the hyphcnatcd newspa pcr:''
The Norfolk Ledger Dispatch does no, swear
dent Wilson says keep out OF trouble 10y look
ing forward That advice is old as Lot u.
wife
Says the Bristol Herald Courier: Judge Tut
hilfs decision that Bacon wrote Shakespeare
The great pageant in Richmond helped Ia Sc,
aSidc the decision referred TO.
According to tho Sandy Valley News. things
ere lovely in southwest Virginia. That paper
says: War war. VIC note with pride Tia,
keeps right on huzzing away"
and now some girl has bobbcd up.' remarks
the trbannn Sentinel. and said that IL man
wants to show his disapproval OF woman's an
rarel he must not notice it. Even the man
Ia that i'ut ii is good advice all the same
Says the !adford News: Henry w Anderson
OF IHcrmond. in his address AT the normal
school speaking OF the sovereignty Of tho King
as ropoSed IN Democracy. among the men
Sanatic wivcs Of Queens. When women ha
tho vote in democracy. they Will also be
queens. POLITICALLY, they not queens"
Her" is tho latest lcctur" modern journal
ism az delivered by tho stanton News: "a new
paper III south Carolina announces TO tho world
that II VIII tell the truth. the whole truth and
nothing bur tho truth The ambition o tell
the truth and nothing else Is very laudabc bu
the paper that tells tho whole truth or in other
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-05-21
SEEN ON THE SIDE
The Rover.


1t does seem strange that folks should III
Iroud OF II stupid consistency
To some ideal they cherish;
never WAS that way at all
Whcrc'cr went in love I'd fall
SO hard twould seem Id perish.
Long, long ago to Mistress Pruc
swore would always be true.
And at the time | meant il;
My resolution stood up well
Until along came winSome Nell
And her attractions bent it.
In English lanes | met a lass
NO Grccian goddess could surpass
In s,ateiness or beauty;
Ru, then ! met II Scottish nucan,
And she was also fair. l wcen.
So forgot my duty.
Then Nora. prize Of Irish girls.
And Gretchen. Of the HaAcn curls.
Ensnared my errant fancies.
In fact, where'er | found my way.
Some charmer made me wan, TO stay.
n slave 10 her bright glanccs.
For there was pretty scraphine.
ma Chloe Daphne. Angelina
And lots Of other ladies,
And there Was laughing eyed Suze,,e,
And there was also say Babettc
Whom met once at Cadlz.
~ mans fool. it seems TO me.
To make boast OF constancy
Until he has tried folly.
For ]. whove Kissed in every land.
Eat In subsection from the hand
OF my dear tyrant. Polly.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-05-21
The Fire Under the Pot

SCPEAKING to great throng al Charlotte
~ yesterday. President Wilson asked: What
kind of fire are you going TO keep under
the melting pot OF America TO turn out UNI
TAINTED Americanism? That is the question
we should all put to ourselves. Our own
patriotism. in its warmth and steadinoss. will
determine in large measure the character of
tthe patriotism OF those OF foreign birth we
TRY to assinlilate Unless our own love Of
scountry is real and earnest and capable of
sacrifice, we expect little Of those whose
memories go back 10 an alien shore. America
must be an inspiration and an ideal as we'll
gas a strip Of soil and some millions OF men
and women. Otherwise. its lessons and itself
will vanish from the earth
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-05-21
TO-DRy's Dest HnnI-pirLcd ,,I

An IRISH quack doctor was hcinr oN,n,in,d !,
sn inquest upon the treatment % q pst;en, y.ho
had been in his care.
u gave him ipccacuanha." he said
You might just we'll have yive, hin, ,,o
aurora boreas," replied the coroner
'lndadc. Yer honor, an that's iis, what ,,,.d
have given him next, If he hadn't unfor,ru,.a :.
died. Boston Transcript.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-05-21

L" the Editor .f The Times Dispatch
SIT am afraid that YOU are away on II,
InlnkinE that Dickens GOT his character or
MCh"ias NicklebN from Mr.. George w Davies
tue news writer less 40 in hin o.
me; me ScnooiniaStcr 10 the same source. The news
.ncih stated mat MIR. Davies horn So,
\icholaS NicklebN" was published I'm IS3S-3a
However preC"ct"us Mr.. Davies may have been
ne was hardly notwithstanding at the ago or
thrce. hatterton himself could hardly have
accom- plshcd that {; W 4"
Richmond. May II. -
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-05-21

diverted TO purposes OF blackmail and worse
Promtscuous "wire-,apping' by irresponsible
private detectives is subject to the same OBJ
lection and the same danger
The line should be drawn with care. but
ii would be gross error further to tie the
hands of the police. They have difficulties
enough as things stand.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-05-21
4 nlIItlon,

The nobcst service con,cs ,o,
nameless hands
Ana the best servant docs his work
unseen.
Who found the seeds Of fire and made
them Shoot.
fcd by his breath. in buds and flowers
Of namcr
VINO forged in roaring flames the non
hcrous .tnn"
And shaped the nodded meta, % ,,,
need"
Who gave the dragging car It's rolling
wheel.
ana tanned the Htccd that whirls It's
circlinE Iound'
All these have lcf; ihcir work and not
their Nance
Why should | murp,ur n, /, cat. ,,ra
theirs?
oliver Wendell Holmes.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-05-21

~ 81
sill congratulate 10 cdiiorial
on he RAN Market Value of Land" Yes. the
nhucrasSeSS'nrnt of the land values Nir-
Eini" Is = most serious question. aud is ono Of
me chlct causes OF the poverty and ignorance
'N''' 80 '"'
men land is assessed less than it's real
naiue' thsh II is profitable to hold II out OF
W. ic; ana production and use hndered.
ine .oSi OF living goes up. with and in
S Ii eS', hhd wages are lowered. paid at
o.. 'HEifl;t needs more men and women and
NO capita, The way to get il is force
lnv 'u!e iald INT" use by means OF fun 100 per
49, ''N SSesshlents on land values and to
T All forms Of capital from taxation. The
~ I.ohr.'' headed by Mr.. 'iavnett has a great
"PpH3rtunity before IT. to follow UP the good
WORK ""hc ny Auditor Leo Moore.
charlottesville. Va May IL
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-05-21
The Voice Of the People

LETTERS TO the EDITOR should not n.
ever 2"o words In length. aud the name and nd
Dress or the writer must cnrh ,nn,
mnnicnti ton. not necessarily, for pubitcntIop h.,
ns nm cNticnrc Of good fnith. Our friends n re-
and I" lnclosc stamps 10 the return OF unnvnii
able manuscripts Ia expected.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-05-21
A Good Rm.ine.. Man

pa rather ask If YOU able to sunnort
me IN the style to which | had been accus
TONED" asked the trembling maiden
No he didn't pull amy old stuff ike ,,, =,
replied her adorcr. HE merely, ,.lod 80 :,
gave his consent to marriage how nuc, -
would be likely TO cost him every y,,r, -
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-05-21
According to the once rhi,o.on,

INC most touching evidences Of .ncc,;o, !,
receive arc appeals from persons 10 ION ,n.
no" difficult word should be spelled h,no
none Of them. after they get my dccision IN ,ho
matter are incredulous enough TO consult = die
tionarN.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-05-21

The Colonel admits that he will take the
presidency if it is offered to him. In our
own judgment, If he could decide the matter
Tor himself. he would take the presidency if
1t were not nailed down
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-05-21

Us he'll a reality anAiously injuries tbe
Memphis commercial. Appeal How can he Gu
tertatn amy doubts on the subject. being "a news.
paper man nmi $" personally and Intimately ac-
uuaintcd with that poverty which is the news
paper mans unNaryinE aud invuriubIc lot.
Norfolk Etrs iiot Same old talk about
IL KIND OF poverty that exists more I'm mint
shop humor than in reality " 49,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-05-21

otH own HEALTH HINTS.
-" not dclny when you are Ill;
send for the doctor-bolt a pill
commended by its mnkcr;
QUO better bolt the whole darned box
ih"" he placed In H no, thar locks.
by some sua,e undertukcr
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-05-21
He Shouldn't linNr Econ I.Aln

I'd edmond, as we'll as many other com
IN munities knows that Art Smith is IL
Wonderful aviator; his nineiod ioop-the-loop
&will not soon be forgotten by the thousands
who saw the amazing feat at the Virginia
State Fair las, fall. And. OF course the Jap
anese should not have stoned The birdman.
just because nc was late in starting his show.
Still, the Japanese are somewhat nearer
nature than We are. i'll spite OF their ieapiug
progress in comparatively recent years ana
they merely gave way 10 unbri,!lcd expression
of the same resentment that has inspired all
of us many time. Any man who has ire
'auently attended amateur performances
balloon ascensons. races rcgattas. humanity
climbing and other like exhibitions can
thoroughly understand the mental processes
that led the japanese 20 throw rocks at tho
performer who had kept them Waiting and
ne may even envy them their unconventional
sincerity and long for similar opportunity
and courage 10 seize it,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-05-21
Odioun Conparlsnn..

never thought that he who Dough,
\ Goldhrick showed much wit;
Fut he is wise to him who tries
To make a stalled mule hit
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-05-21

i sec that New York is planning 90 house
tho curb brokers"
Wouldn't IT be better plan for New York
10 Cure the brokers who already have a house 80
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-05-21

Always say no and you Will never be mar
RED. is good proverb for in this par
ticular year OF grace
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-05-21
Otherwise Engaged,

Ar" the pacifsts going take part in the
preparedness parade"
one IF them is. The other is slated TO deliver
lecture on the OF grape Juice TO suonlv
motive power for automobiles"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-05-21
H"">cvclt's Defense of Germany

| 1itoooRE ROOSEVELT talks so often
ana so iohG anu says so little that few
eXcop unhurrcd men and news editors lake
tim" 10 read his highhown platitudcs Occa-
s!"Ma!!! some industrious deliver hicks ont .
sentence or two and reprints it, with the
result that il gains wider reading Some
hodY on the staff of tho New York World
selected The following from the Colonels
speech al Detroit:
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-05-21

vs. regards tho loss q American lives
.iH nc Sinking of these ships. holn
''"HluHuN less responsible Than this ~.
'i"n. Germany j. engaged in :, lir.-
"nd-dcath s'ruG.Ic, and We need not
Nre"i mat she viii fprcgo amy advnu-
age which the Weakness u,. ;hu,,i,,.
- 0M- nMtLnM. OF This - nuhllc- l.lAn. NJ,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-05-21

~ is altogether appropriate that the
'noe''IS should receive speedy justice
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-05-21

s. The Kaiser's boils are further indications
of bad blood
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-05-21
Con !

| ~ q THE sh!inkaSc OF coal from the
nine /" the retailer depends Kind o.,
coal! Soii coal would shrink evaporate
ah"nt : u per cent forty-ton
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-05-21
resident CtrycIan,

Old IOTns. ETC.
Lists from Il. H.. Miss A l.. and Robert wis
Ter contain nothing worth selling
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-05-21

''t0rcrs Of skye"
Who WAS the author OF The Lovers OF skye"
So. 49, , r.. f. y
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-05-21

ne rhshSh officials. having announced the
"'"'S "' III" rebels were proceeding with dis
p"'ch Proceeded TO dispatch them
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-05-21

w. ltar Il good deal in the newspapers alon.
the hyphcnatcd Americans" says the I;Iack SION.
Courier. hut what really is getting our .n,,
Is the increase in the hyphcnatcd ncwsp pa per. .
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-05-21

ne nif'lculty about those $4,000 mcI
wa, h'oHore Vail is asking for is that he
Is 'h' lndg" of their credentials
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-05-21

f"r man OF peace Mr. Bryan is often
Oh the warpath
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-05-21

The Confederate veterans may have fought
Tor d'Sunion once but they arc for re
union, now
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-05-21

In their efforts to ID Courteous to one an
other the Senators sometimes forget the
courtesy due the Presidcn, Of the United
States.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-05-21

Thomas \. Edison is for Roosevelt. That
comes from TOO much fooling with crossed
wires.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-05-21

=, -, - E.-i'rSsident cleveland was elected the
ZINE on November .. 1892.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-05-21

words. IN the trn" news that comes to it's Of
flee. Viii deserve The iron Cross moi To- a..
v"racitN hu, Tor It's vaor.' " 10
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-05-21
NieduIing
With
the Movies

such mcddlcsome mcasurcs---a
result that would he felt by hc pocket Of
every movie fan--would hc an Increase in NOV
irS picture show admissions the new
taxes How heavily these taxes would fail Is
Indicated by the fact that the State law would
impose 4 levy OF $40 for every ! 900 feet or
original film examined and 8, for every / 600
{, ct OF duplicate 1ln But this. while tho most
obvious. Is not tho most pcrnicous feature OF
The movie censorship scheme. II we are 10
have movie censors why not play ccnsors book
ccnsors and newspaper censorsc In Its ma tire
moving picture censorship is un-AmerIcan n
not unconstitutional How 1t might be exor-
Used to the injury OF certain producers and the
ahTantase OF others. should unprincpled poll
tcianS gain control, need not he explained For.
tnnately Congress has vet pa ssed the law
creating q board OF five Federal moving picture
ctns"rs as proposed. and the Washington bin
may die in committee. Fiut the New York
legislature has passed III Chrstinan- Whcclc
bill: and only Governor Whitman can prevent
u from becoming law by vctoins It. This no
should do without hesitation. Moving picture
plays arc clean enough AMI those that arc silly
could not be suppressed by tho censors on that
scor onlN.-Ncw York EvcninE Sun
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-05-21
Queries and Answers

Lists from r ia Mss ism; IT, T. and nober, Wis
ter contain nothing worth selling.
3 rr rrr;,as"t Cleveland:
zine on November . 1872 '"'
Who sss%' .: e 7F:' Of
Frank Walker Allen
s %,"e @e H"i . Rina u;
ab"n, 5 Ii n sea- MUD shrink or evmporate
nuliy sunday
Sa HTeaGhe asSins, !, in Many "F Of
RiGhmond retersbnra % '''s '' AGTo c""'
, wasr. u: rf'5s a. y. sn.s.,
f eth 81 me compass Md ho~ could such
Acts Sxyi H. The compass Vas Known nj long !.
before before the date Of the translation in ~hich Tho
fH;T: T% SO "5"' vine f g"
pe " 8san b" oSa s be sy say; to G ossf s:s
Old Time Is s;ill s-nyng
And this Same flower th:t, smiles to-day
Tomorrow may he dying.
Th" glorious lamp Of heaven. the sun
The higher he's a-gctting
The sooner will his be run.
The nearer he's to setting
That hest which is tho first
When youth and blood are warmer:
But being spent. tho worse and worst
Times stll succeed tho former
Then he COY. bu, use Your time.
And while yc may. go marry
vol
You may forever tarry.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-05-21
One Way Il
Guard
Prisoners

the system adopted French
soldiers Gan guard 4 regiment OF captured Ger
mans. Tho system Is TO take way the belt Of
INC German as soon as u" is captured. cut his
t EN- rStmoTc me IA .IS or Ms shoes and
prisoner is compelled TO use his hands to keen
his trousers up and shuttle keen his shoes
on. lie cannot run in loose shoes, and nc
not use his hands TO resist his cap;ors. for
his hands arc occupied in holding up his pantics
l!c would b. uncomfortable running lighting
X barcfnotcd and sans Culottc. so he II
nes along and succumhs to tho situation.-Los
Angeles Times.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-05-21
Dliiy Sundny

= Billy SUNDAY is opposed to Sunday base
pail and has preached against IL In many OF
his sermons.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-05-21

Tho proposals 10 subject NOV
ing picture films 10 censorship
ny Fedora and state authorities
are worse than useless. The
most direct result from cnactinC
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-05-21
IIot-IIcatIctI
You'll,
90 Blame

rHSh and needless people have
exposed their country to ,hc ravnGes Of war
fHr" and to the soaring hatrcds Of civil strife
Ihry have claimed their day. aud have pitted
,h'ir fccbicness against power great that
nheS "onld not but be crushed. What VIC have
nov" u" see is the extent {" which ireland as
" "hoic must suffer for their acts Others may
nnGGn'a ate upon the influence OF their action
upon IN" struggle between Great Britain and
a','li,tany Those who are sincerely soiictous
.a"n, IN" welfare OF Ireland herself must con-
ir"hlp'"tc the spectacle with quite different emo
ions They can only await. with anxious en-
p''tairN, the details OF the injury that has
hcm don" {" ireland. With the knowledge we
n nh ., what happened on previous occasions
"hcn Tue "NN passions OF war were lei loose
c eor n" suppression Of rebellion in Ireland we
ca, shuddcr. Ireland as nation. did not
. ,Ss MOI, WIT this: but Ireland cannot escape
hns statesmen did their best 70 prevent what
ma "Ncn The wisdom of these stat smcn could
ON. ON. "pcrItc through the medium Of rulers alien
70 ucl"n'', and who workc without svmpathy
Tccin'm , ; Without understanding, Enelands
ntt.iSi"li mar ireland must be governed or
hircricd by ireland during the war has pro.
duccd his rcsult--Ircland 800 ~
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-05-21

TELEPHONE: Randolph !. Private branch Exchange
connecting With all departments.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-05-21

Local Road.
Can YOU toll nc the condition Of the nike from
Richmond TO Petersbur.c Alto
u is prettN bad.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-05-21
Current Editorial Comment

GnbreechirE prisoners Of war
q The French have adopted a
means OF guarding German pris-
"ncrS of war that Is at once eco
n"mical and effective. Under
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-05-21

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