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Sharp County record., 1916-04-14
CAVE CITY ITEMS
z, IA cares For Young Rabbits As
# They We're Her Own.

Rev. E. h. HOOK lllleu ll,' 'p :.h.
/, mepts at Pfeiffer Saturday n'sn'
| and Sunday morning -,
4rIncle John Tolley" Jones is still
.nffsrine from the effects OF the
~ which he had several weeks
IN T, A. Felts preached at the
Baptist church Sunday at eleven
o.Iock to an attentive conerees'
ton.
Bartas Horn, who taught in the
IN Flat High School last term
sent to Williford last Friday on
business.
Among the new students to- to- enter +
NJ, scbool are Homer Phillips OF
sidney and WinSlo~ Mclaughlin 0l
Tuckerman.
M. Monnie Halcomb of Sulphur
rack for several days has been WIS.,
line her parents, DR.. c. c. Gray and
wife Of this place.
W NJ Iandreth, our genial and
ea3cient tick eradicator, has just re-
turned from a trip up in Missouri
where he went to look after MS
farming interest.
Ardell McCrackin and Drew Nc
Inness, two young men OF the
ane ee neighborhood were here
upday to see their best girls We
Ill box for them again soon.
Whisper Boles, who has been at
ndine school here this year, LETT
points in Jackson county to Wis
his brother, Harrison Boles' ana
to look after school for summer
NV. "A. Stanill and family of Mel
sonville came up to see Mrs. W. F.
Stanfll last Saturday and stayed
oyer until Monday. Mrs. Stanfill
has been suffering from something
like rheumatism.
Ernest McGinness a n d Miss
Amanda Halliburton Of Calamine,
vho are attending school here, went
oine last Friday for a visit with
home folks. They were accompani-
dby Miss Aria Thomas.
A, fneas Johnston of Sidney, who
will Probably be in the next cam-
paI6n for clerk, was here Sunday.
@NI Ie ems to be conducting rather a
r0priyate campaign just now and is
advocatine woman suffrage, but not
=yefyextenSively.
The mining interest in this part
'@ 0f the county seems to grow. John
Story, who lives about a mile from
town, has discovered valuable de-
:, pQolto of manganese on his premises
I'D add Has leased it to company,
Il i (which is now getting out some good
y Stuf
Prof j, W, Taylor, Orion Burge
and Marvin Andrews went to Little
hs Rock last week to attend the Ark
y u anea1 Teachers Association. They
~ IepQE a big attendance and a large
tl1lo Mrs, Taylor accompanied
50 |Ul. Taylor as far as Sulphur Rock
!" ". ahd I'll remain there for an extern
cr ed'vigit with her parents, Mr.. and
!" dr1' p, CLANCY.
, u Ono day last week X. D, Aldridee,
who lives about a mile west of
%1own, while plowine found q nest of
,r young rabbits, He thinking that
wv lne inost humane way of destroying
hem would be to feed them to his
n Old cat, took them to the house and
, = aye them to her, but instead of de-
.fa ouIlng them, the old cat Is caring
, ZEN as though they were her
YSs own ofiSprine,
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Sharp County record., 1916-04-14
Wanted.
MULES AND HORSES

| want pack mules AL to
1913 hands, coming 5 to 9
years old. War mules Is
to 16 hands, coming 5 to 9
years old.
Will buy horses ISL to 16
hands, 5 to s years old;
either light or heavy-boned.
If you have a pack or a
war mule to sell be sure and
show him to me, regardless
of who has looked at him or
what you have been bid.
| am coming to buy. This
is the last of this contract
and must be filled at once.
| will be there regardless of
weather.
EVENING SHADE, We'd
nesday morning, April 10.
SIDNEY, Wednesday af-
ternoon, April 10.
ZION, Thursday morning,
April 20.
Fred Whitaker
Sharp County record., 1916-04-14

~ H. byng0rd,
|e Shade, Ark.
The review. [volume] (High Point, N.C.) 1908-19??, 1916-10-12
RESOLUTIONS OF RESPECTS

kESOLO l1O1NO VI
Whereas God in His infinite WIS
dom has taken from us by DEAN
Allen u. Tomlinson, a beloved ana
highly esteemed member OF TINS
club; and
Whereas Mr.. Tomlinson was a
Young man of high character ana
sple ibid attachments, ever cheer1ul
ana kind, true and loyal to his trlenos'
successful in business; now tnere-
fore be it
Resolved, by the Board of Direc.
tors of Commercial Club in behalf
of this organization, That in the
death of Allen U. Tomlinson every
member of this club has lost true
and lovable friend and companion,
and this community a valuable ana
highly,respected citizen: and be 1t
further
Resolved, that copy of this re
solution be recorded upon the mlnu-
ties, a copy be sent the members OF
the bereaved family and copy
each be furnished the city news
papers for publication.
Board of Directors Commercial Cluo
Per C. c. PRINCE,
Secretary.
The review. [volume] (High Point, N.C.) 1908-19??, 1916-10-12
Liquor Here ..and There

Henry Gillian and Geo. Brooks
colored, were arrested Saturday for
retailing. the former having ore
quart and the latter six pints-and
they had.been retailing it at the
ridiculous law price of 10c per
drink. About the same time officers
saw a suspicious looking buggy on
Leonard row with more suspicious
The review. [volume] (High Point, N.C.) 1908-19??, 1916-10-12

Mr. and Mrs. Clarence j. Fie 10
and family of Orangeburg, S. o.
were h ere The first of the week on ac-
count of the death of Mr.. Field $
sister Mrs. Grace Pegram who died
at the home of her parents, Mr.. anu
Mrs. E. H. C. Field Sunday OF tuoer,
culosis. The friends of Clarence Will
he clad to learn that he holds very
RESPONSIBLE position with two rail-
roads at Orangeburg.
The review. [volume] (High Point, N.C.) 1908-19??, 1916-10-12

looking negro by the name of Will
Walker who in turn thought the
presence of the cops too suspicious
and lit a rag" leaving buggy and
horse and two gallons or $16.OO
worth of corn liquor
The review. [volume] (High Point, N.C.) 1908-19??, 1916-10-12
PUBLIC OFFICERS PULLED

PUBLIC OFFICERS PULLED
Warrants were issued for G, E.
Crutchfeld, member of the Board OF
Commissioners of Reidsville and }.
M. Whitehead, ex-mayor of Ram
seur for exceeding the speed limit
while passing through the city last
week. They were taxed with the
costs in the case, the fine being re-
mitted as they were only averaging
about Is miles an hour.
The review. [volume] (High Point, N.C.) 1908-19??, 1916-10-12

The fourth Sunday is the big sing
ing at Abbott's Creek which viii
draw large crowd.
The review. [volume] (High Point, N.C.) 1908-19??, 1916-10-12
! WOMAN ALL RUN DOWN
Made Strong and Well By Vinol

Waynesboro, Pal was all run down
after a hard spell of bronchitis so it was
hard for me to keep about. I had pains
in my chest and took cold easily. A
friend asked me to try Einol. l did, and
it built me up so am strong and we'll
and 1 am able to do my housework which
I had not done for three months before
taking Who'll -Mrs. Y. r. HoRBoUGH,
Waynesboro, /.
Vinol creates an appetite, aids diges-
ton, makes pure blood and creates
strength. Your money back If it falls
Nation Drug Co, High Point, N. c.
The review. [volume] (High Point, N.C.) 1908-19??, 1916-10-12

On Saturday night, Septem-
Der 23rd, 1916, Mrs. ]. K.
Reitzeps Buick Light Six 1916
Model automobile was stolen
from her private garage and
on the following Monday night
MIR. G. NJ. Hauser's Buick of
similar model, was stolen
about one hundred yards from
where the first car was taken
Mr.Hauser's Car Was recovered
the following day about one
hundred miles from here in
the possession of the above
named Otto Wood. He made
his escape by jumping out OF
the car before the officers
could get near enough to arrest
him.
The review. [volume] (High Point, N.C.) 1908-19??, 1916-10-12

Mrs. Reitze will pay hundred dollars l$lOOOO) for
the recovery of herca and the County of Guord will pay
twenty-five dollars ($25OO for the arrest of Otto Wood
Wood is described a follows:
Twenty six years DID, height about five feet eight inches
weight about 100 pounds has deep blue eyes, left hand OFT
at the wrist He walks slightly hpoe ON one toot ne
mobile to his stub wrist The above photograph is
good likeness him and taken about three years ago.
hair is probably longer than shows in the picure He is
nation wide automobile thief and leads kind of gypse fe
when in prison. He is probably travelling with his WIFE,
Dissertation of wanted follows:
Six cylinder light Buick 1916 model, dark green body,
frame No. 2O4355 motoNo 2OO958 Left here with State
License No. 65O4
Please notify garages and especially Buick Dealers and
fcar is found or arrest made notify
CL GRAY. CHIEF OF POLICE
HIGH POINT, N. c.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-10-16
R0BBERIES REPORTED
Three Are From same RIocL on V.st
Car! Strcct-tnSh ami .JrwcIry
n

inc burglar or burglars who have
been entering homes ami stealing lew
ciry and small amounts of moucv seem
I" he continuing their operations Of
hcers OF the Second Station yesterday
reported the entry into three -privai @
rooms and til. taking OF articles OF
jcwelry ana money
~ Il. Toncy. OF 2Gu? West cary
Street. reported the loss OF a watch.
valued Ut Sl5 and piS;o! valued III So
j. T.. Miller. or ZOOS West Cary street
reported the loss from his room of Sii
in currency.
j. y Miller. Of the same address. re-
ported the loss from his room of s. 30
i'll cash and IA s;icl; pin valued at 81
Since all Of these Tobbcrics were i'm
the same block. il would indicate that
some one who knew the existing CON
ditionS had entered in the various
owners absence
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-10-16
FOUR DEAD IN AUTO SMASH
~ eni,h! Stock Dealer. Wife. Daughter
nud Neighbour Killed When Troiic,
Chr Hits Their Mnchinc.
10y Associated preas.

By Associated Press
OEERi.lN. OHIO. October l5--Johu
hughes. Jr.. wealthy stock breeder. his
wife. one daughter and Mrs George
tIollingsworth. Il ns:ghbor. were killed.
and Il second daughter severely Injured
this evening when an interurban car
struck the AUTOMOBILE" in which the
party was crossing the car tracks in
the front lawn of the lTughcsa COIN
try home. The engine OF the automo-
bile failed when the machine was on
tn" track. and sharp curve prevented
Jew OF the approaching car
l.cnore Hughes, the eleven ycar-o,d
daughter who is injured. is tn, only
survivor of the family
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-10-16
To Quickly Il elieve
Soreness and
Inflammation

Rub In IL few drops OF Absorbinc. Jr.
II is surprising how promptly II pene-
trates and acts-how clean and pleas
ant it Is to use anJ how economical.
because only few drops are REQUIRED
10 do the work.
In addition TO being dependable
liEimaEt. Ab"orbinc, Jr.. is u safn,
powerful. trustworthy antiseptic aud
sarInicide which doubles its efficiency
and it's uses
When applied to cuts. bruises and
sores II kills tho germs. makes tho
wound asepticaily clean and promotes
rapid, healthy healing. 1t allays pain
and Inflammation promptly. Swollen
glands. painful varlcose veins, wena
and bursai endorsements yield READILY
TO tho applicable OF Absorbine, Jr
Absorbine. .Ir.. is sold by leading
druggists at sl.o0 and $500 u bottle
or sent direct postpaid.
Liberal trial bottle postpaid for loc
In stamps.
w. F. YOUNG, p. ID. r.,
219 Temple ST.. Springfield. Mass.
advertisement.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-10-16

John. when Grace and h. xere gu, Of
earsao,
For q Snim ia your ear She an.
s~cgci ;aliy.
t'G, IS /, wise to leave so much
mono; on your table: There mus. have
been nearly S2.ooo IN tho pile. Is i;
even iair TO tempt those people in that
way"
III am wrong. came the earnest
answer. II shall oufrc. tho loss with
resignation. ana you viii be strongly
'h'renchcd IN the position OF the Su-
perior NAL" who can SAY 4 told YOU
SO. Meanwhile let vs. forge, these
problems for at least forty miles"
John fci! in WITH her mood. How
might ANY youn, man ii" otherwise?
fhcN enjoyed the run amazingly. and
lay SON" miracle contrivcd 10 tail,
lightly "f that great world which both
i'a" s'en through such very different
spectacle. rhci were absent Il good
deal Longer diam the tvs" hours s,ipu-
lated for. hui. wu.n they came back.
found Bl! REILLY aad blanche o;ritIin
seated III TIA" Office Each was APP
parcntly absosb bed IN Il book. and the
I'll" 81 bills lay untouched on the table
Grace chaitol with her humble
friends fog SOME tl.rc before SHE ar
facicl Ia Ii.co.... -, ,,o -, no
,.ni.;t,ncn,
How ca-..io.. a., ,. 20 10y. ,h,
notes ON tia. ,.,hic." ,, c.icd ..yvh,.
If you two hadn't necr here. some one
mich; hay" crcpt ia and walked or
with tin. io,",
John. ar ,..rs. .oy. ,a an ,
cycdi, sin. dain.nd..d nm, i, hi. nor,
Of hearts. ne kn.v fpu wsu ,,,.,. III,
was sen ra,nn,,t No, ,.;,bnu, .,,,,i
.,,,sc ,r. q, ~
called. ,n,, f.,. ar. ,,o..,...
/, Was r.cl,,ilr a,n,,vt ~, ,rro,,n
nate coin.i,,,n., ina, no ,i,r .r,i,..
u,:.uruvcr ...nutI nav, ..,,,,..d,,, :, ~,
very hon. when ,i,.. .o,.cs or ,nischi.c
were. ..;h.-ipa. ,,i,;,i,.. sho,t r,lf-,rj,e
of ,ic settlement buiIdinr ,.>i,.b.r.
rhnnigan ANA no. rhinf ronrhn,,
w... even ih,, ,..,r.,,i,. ,,,.t ,ynich
woulA rla.. turtnu in .-r.,,er n..ril
,han h. had over before ,ncn,n;tr.d
duriu, hi, .,dv.r,,,ron. I.ro ,.,,;l.
t;co,.. co. VA. ,,ur,.n.ci.u.i, ,.e,s,
ing IT, it. d.yciopmcn.
The youne man b,d .o,,. s,r,i,h,
from hi. father. am. :, ,h. fla, T.,
which he had installed yirylni, Griffin
Hiuuc!tc's Sister This iii yeas nri :
mayily rcsuou.shl.. for. bis ti,,rri., cm-
bari.. smcui Sl. x.s somewhat nrc,-
tier and Younger than i:i,rcbc. and her
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-10-16
IN AND OFT or TOWN.

lr. and Mrs T.. l.. Eeniss and family
now ut their town house. after
hiding tho summer AT their country
&C in Chesterfield.
|iiss sue McCorlt!c. Of Lyuchburg is
|it!nG Miss Elizabeth Moore. 1907
|novcv Avenue.
II. aud Mrs. Irving l.. Hcveridse.
or spending n month with Rev. and
s.. T.. q. Lynch. at Versailles, Ky,
Ec returned t" the city.
! Hiss Theresa Grey Rookie. Of Gov
tom is visiting Mrs. Richmond
lore here.
Irs. W. w. burgess and hcr chill
IN. OF Orange. have hccn visiting
and AIRS. j. l.. Taylor here.
irs. William Rome Aylctt, Of New
II News. spent several days in Rich
nd last week.
iiss Louise Eolton has returned 10
city, after II stay Of sevcfai weeks
| II Mrs. Charles Webster. in Nor
Il. ~
II. and Mrs. Drunmcnd Copeland.
10 have been guests Of MIR. and Mrs.
Walker here. have returned 10 New
IT News.
Ir. and Mrs. Harvey y. Perkins and
"'" "'"' F''' - : '.''i!lefpn. ~.
lisa, mot"rcd t" Richnoud las;
elk for n brief stay.
|irs. James Lohr. nf Newport News.
the guest Of friends in this city.
Misses Lena and Alice Baton. Of
Folk. arc guests az Mrs. HenjaEiin
|Whcatley on lInS,uw Avenue.
Mr.. and Mrs. x. T.. Crowdcr and
|ir children, of Newport News. have
In visiting friends in this city.
Iiss Leslie Lacy. Of Oak Park,
knge, has been the guest OF friends
Richmond for week.
Hr. and MRS. Howard Culver, OF
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-10-16
KRENGEL ON NIGHT DUTY
VIII rake tp tcw Position Tonight
as lcskn,.tn nj Police Hrpd-
Qunrtcrs.

Former Detective Sergeant Fred l..
Nrcms.I. VINO has been reduced 10 a
private. GIVING 20 accidental injuries.
VIII 20 on duty -; : o'clock This even
iuc on the DESK az night clerk AT
Police Headquarters He viii worl;
with rntrolman r. Il. Warr.n"r. who
has bccu night dcskm"n for the past
month.
Officer Mariner also was iucapaci-
ia;"d IN the summer when lac brok
Ills T"nt arm, but TOT the past month
has been able 10 attend 10 these duties.
Sergeant NrcnGc! has lost ;hc use OF
his right arm owing 10 ih- Sh.,ttcring
% Tic Mvrvn by y pistol bull.l.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-10-16
QUIET DAY AT BAYONNE
mn NssoclntaL pr...

foNNt:. y. j.. October lo-Tn.,
strike situation here, affecting i2.o0n
employees Of tho STANDARD oil and
other companies. was quiet to-day Til e
police maintained their dead line
about the industrial section Publish
cd reports that machine guns were
concealed ~ one OF the plants wcrS
denied by company officials
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-10-16


i ;un sure yuu arc mistaken, Mr..
;nrton." she said swec;ly. "r.u must
learn 80 think ,i&h, rnp,ici; ;rus, in
mankind is the hrs; onward step along
the ROAD - E"dcuip;ion.
John s."!ieA wi,ruliy. tie r.mem-
p"r"d 'h- many pitfalls into vrhich IN.
Fad Numbered si,,cr that fnr-off day
"heh ~ h""an" heir I" 81 British mar
"n'antc ana great fortune. Grace
az course, interpreted hts expression,
aright
You anus, not irnnrin. ua, no prog
Iess Is mad IN III" wcrl, If r.y.uorn
non merely hccrus" YOU have met
with failures "n the way" sl. urged
ihNihs "n impuisiv" hand on his arm,
rune, anu again have been sad,icn.d
~ r",spS"s anon" my owr people. in
III" settlement, Vet YOU would be sur
lr'Ssd # you realized wha, patient
iaith can accomplish. Those who hay.
stumbled have come back again
'i.ool. ~ Eil Reilly. case. ANA
Hlanch" GriIn's' III" man was a
daring burglar. yet h" resisted temp
tation when his former associates
could nay" extracted - fortune from
Eon Ana pictur" what ii means to
"a" cir! 10 abandon forever the glare
ana glitter Of III" night .lubs when
an u Said and done. these wr.tch.d
places NAV" II Fascination for some M:
lures. do not wonder that what they
term tn" zip and Sizz Of tho life should
attract snowy young wolncn like
Blanche The marv.! TO M. IS that
SD" can endure u humdrum existence
IN the settlement after The glitter and
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-10-16
To-Day and Tonight
in Richmond

CT! Council. city, i;nll. =.
Common Council. CITY Hall, $40.
t"nnciI Committee ON Dock. river
amt HnrbVr. CIT! Hall, =.
Richmond Automobile Club. MUIR
nh.'- Hotel Annex, election or otii-
crfn y o'clock.
i'lrst baptist Church, p;et-t0i:rt hrr
supper lnunci,inr: campaign for SSH
CO. . o'clock.
Academy .'I'hr Princess Pat"
S:.L.
NiIou-"Thc Woman Who Paid"
S:aB.
5..rIc--PopuIur ynudr, VIE; mutt
nre. 3; night, 1::tG aud -.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-10-16

Mrs George w. Libby, wife of the
deputy commissioners "f revenue. has
recovered fur nccltpccc lost at the
state Fai!. the finder having located
The owner through an ad. in the Lost
and Found column OF The Times Dis
patch.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-10-16

-. Lohu's CirCl. Of King Daughters
Viii meet ;h!S afternoon at o'clock
al the Shclt.rinG Arms Hospital, zoos
East cla! street. Reports Of the wear.
work viii be read and other important
hnsincs" attended 10. Mrs William
Burrows. Mrs. :. l.. 'owardin. Mrs
John kratz. Mrs. Joseph Anthouy. Mrs
William Farrell, Mrs. T.. T. Fuller and
Mrs. i;rnw ming Mil represent the cir
Gle at IN. state convention In orange
this week.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-10-16

The Helping Circle Of Kings Dnueh-
tiers Will meet this evening at SIS
o'clock. III I'll" home Of Mrs. W. W.
.rassWitt. @703 East Glac. Street. Mem
hers ar. asked TO note the change in
the hour Of meeting.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-10-16
i.Uc,,t Rainfall.

Rainfall las, twenty-four hours. MOI
Deficiency III iainf;ili since March
j .............. ............. =.
uary Observation-Disclosures. ).
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-10-16

}: noon temperatures. ..... a.,
" J. NJ temperature. .......... 20
MaNi'nun iemp"ratur" to l. Nj -
!finiinum temperature to ) T. Nj ~
Mean temperature ..... -
normal temperature .....-.... -
Deficiency it, tcuncra turc. ........ q
Deficiency ia temperature siEc"
March ........ 3iH
Accumulated deficiency since Han
uary ............ 223
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-10-16
SCIENTISTS FIND GERM
OF |NFANT|LE PARALYSIS
Disease Introduced Into Human Sys-
TEN Through Mouth in
Milk or Water.
SPREAD Br SOME RAW rOoD
House Flies and Other Insects Help
to Carry Germ From One Food to
inOthcr-.tnnou Officially
Made at Johns Hopkins.

Especial TO Tho Times D!spJichl
BALTIMORE. MD. October ij.-rn.
mystery surrounding the cause Of thc
spread o. infan,ilc paralysis has been
solved. according To AN official an
Hopkins Hospital
Active r"Scarc.i conducted 10y In
iiorac. = burrows. patnoIoGisi 81 the
hospital. has resulted in the discoN- cry
OF the infantilc paralysis germ. tho
existence OF which was established
nin" years ago 10y D.. Simon Fl"Xm"r.
Of the Rockcfciler Institute
According to DR. burrows. tn, .Its
ease il moi spread by cohtaeion. hu,
the germ * Introduced INTO III" hu-
man system through the mouth in milk
or water
The ''iseas" is spread 10y some ,.,.y
food. That that food is milk or water
- established by tn. fact that !,hios,
whose only diet has boon hilk or
water. died al III. disease.
l'r ':urrows AMI his assistant. ..
,:Hdrr ~" direction of Professor vii.
liam II. Wclch. have been n...;,,..-
hut"h:'i"@ upon every victim 81 tie dis
"'S" since .Iu.y. Tho! have conducted
= ''ti' iui ltl'rp;crDi" search
o. I'll" diseased organs q, ha. been
l"uh" nat tic :"rr. occurs orlv iu
~" colon. Tn" Investigations prove
ma, 80" per cent are infected in TIN.
hit Intestine. Since IL * OILY nos.i
NE 10Y IN" 2"rn :" enter the big intc4-
me ny VA! OF the mouth. food aud
drink must he III. carriers.
RAW fo0D CONTAINS
GERM or PARALYSIS
lh'S discovery demonstrates for the
hrst tinc clearly that raw food con
'a.ms the germ OF infantilc paralysis.
IA" investigators arc so certain thnt
'HiS - ''hr. ana that there Il; no other
wa! Tor the disease to ID. contracted
,hh' th.N Sug""s; that the luarantin.
" ..''S." against personal contact ana
tiiat All raw Foods. such as milk; water
!fuitS. &c. he sterilized. boiled or
cooked before being given 10 children
or others.
TN" INVESTIGATORS found that house
Mes and other insects undoubtedly
ne'P 10 spread ;hc germ from one food
to another.
This discovery is the first one tha,
mas been given out officially bv Johns
Hopkins Hospital before IL has been
bihHsh"o IN recognized medical
Journal
rms rule is broken fui The first timo
III ofltr 10 clear up the mystery sur
rounding the disease as quickly as nos
SIDE and in order To allow the schools.
TO open ana busincas go on as usual.
me ma Was not made by accident.
nut as result u painstaking research
me spread of III" disease Is SO much
i!k" that OF typhoid fever and its meth :
Oh OF communication that the i,ycsti-
gators tr" sorr they hav. hit upon "a
way 20 make an antipoiiomycli;is vac
cine Hike the antityphuid vaccine that
stamped out typhoid in the United
states Army.
Experiments n. now being carried
III III rabbits ana other animals to
show that milk makes the germ grow.
ma spreads il from the colon into the
ynph and nerve fiber OF the intcs-
,!nc>. and then into ;he spinal cords.
where they attnck the vital spots.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-10-16

W. 80 ioN NEkO-Np 'Nh.
'raa'c 90. = carrying settlement w":i,.
innu't Ht''irst th' wishes OF her fat nci.
49, b-' 'h'i George. - weak sort ot Souibs
~ ,'' "hdc" !.rit,It to Banker coc. .n;i
sn'h inc. ypun: man comes IT. on" morn
inE - AL, lain for NOR. money. i!lu older
go" heri,:. I" pu, him on att ailowan". Of
~, ~ hicita. and gives hin. ihc irst tn
,s,tith:hi ~ .'dyaiiC". George. who needs
go" '" "a him out nf his latest scr.rr
iip'n 'nls ""p ia discounted fashion
~ hhf,"h Who - seeking am answer u"
, ~, mn'.i'"h: rs humanity In inc Grin OF
EVIL has b"cu,nr acu,iaint.I with ,;r,C..
o.. ana = 'i1iiinr b. = at IN" Hctticfn"nt
''puh'- 'Fi' I" takes Issue. with him
,,itSH lhI' implicit iru't Ia mankind H.
~. NE, step along tn road rcd,mp-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-10-16

Temperature. 81. humidity. ~, wind.
direction south: wind. velocity. 10
miles: weather. cloudy
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-10-16

Tn" mcmhers .! s.. ratricll's H.ncv-
ol"nt and Social Society Will mold an
important meeting tonight. Al $50
o'clock.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-10-16
The Weather
EmrnisI,cd bv a.. =. Weather I,urcau.l

Forecast: Virginia
local rains Nom
day: 'fnrSdn! prOh-
nbfy inir.
North tIruli:iR-
Fair east. lOcnI rains
west PORTION Nlun-
day: 'Fncstay. proIi-
abb. iair.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-10-16

NOV eitIru crOni tie SERIES OF photop;ays
OF the Same Nnnic itcI~nncd by
Hnthc.
'CopyriEht.- 1916. by Louis Tracy.I