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The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1916-02-11

France had numerous national flags
before it adopted the tricolor Although
its present banner is not particularly
artistic, its predecessors ranked among
the most beautiful flags in the world.
The first French flag was extremely
quaint. 1t consisted of blue hood
hung on cross bar and represented
the cloak Of St. Martin, saint great
ly reverenced by the French and years
ago his helmet was carried in their
wars to inspire the soldiers. The Sec
ond French flag was q beautiful banner
of red, with it's loose end cut into three
tongues resembling flames, between
each of which was a green tassel.
Some picturesque banners were at one
time carried by the French warriors
before the tricolor waved over the
French battlefelds. There was the sky
blue cavalry standard with the golden
sun of Louis XIV, the white and gold
banner of Joan of Arc, magnificently
embroidered with the Madonna, angels
and lilies, and the famous old banner
of the city of Paris. with its white
ship on a blood red field.
The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1916-02-11
Cambridge

There have been many rumors afoat
lately regarding railroad developments,
but as yet we have nothing definite to
report. Our town is still railroadless.
We are sorry to learn of the death
of Henry Michel. long time resident
of West Oakland, which occurred Tues
day morning. Mr. Michel has been
failing for several months.
Mrs. George Smith and Miss Esther
Kenzler of Madison were visitors in
Cambridge Wednesday. They came to
make arrangements for selling or rent
ing the hotel property.
For several years the Cambridge
folks have given party for the mar
ried people of the surrounding country
but this year the guests have stolen a
march on us and will be the hosts
while the Cambridge people will be the
guests, Feb. 18th.
Mr. Jereul Simonsen, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. J. E. Simonsen, purchased the
livery barns, garage. automobiles and
the home of Mr. F. Lohmaier and took
possession at once. Mr.. Simonsen is a
young man and he and his bride are
just starting in life for themselves.
They can be expected to put all their
ambition into the new work.
\
The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1916-02-11
Go To The Rescue.
Don't Vail till It's Too Late-FOl.
low the Example of an Edgerton
Citizen.

Rescue the aching back.
If it keeps on aching, trouble may
come.
Often it indicates kidney weakness.
If you neglect the kidneys warning,
Look out for urinary disorders.
This Edgerton citizen will show you
how to GO to the rescue.
Andrew Berry, wagon maker, w.
Fulton ST., Edgerton, Wis, says:
At times | have dull pain that catches
me in the small of my back and causes
me no end of annoyance at my work.
The kidney secretions become unnatur-
al and discolored. | was advised to try
Doan's Kidney Pills and | got box at
Titus Drug Store. They gave me so
much relief that have used them
from time to time since whenever |
have felt in need of a kidney medicine.
| have always had good results. /"
Price SOC, at all dealers. Don't sim
ply ask for kidney remedy get
Doan's Kidney Pills-the same that
Mr. Berry had. Foster Milburn Co.
Props, Buffalo, N. Y.
The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1916-02-11

Reduced prices on all winter I'M
derwear during our clearing sale this
week. Anderson & Farman Co.
The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1916-02-11

Thieves broke into the store of J. c..
Goodrich Tuesday night and carried off
a small sum of change and stamps.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-08-04
@rnuOeiscut6nm Nlarft.

Sic 6ronf gtomad So. reihte 9e.
Itcrn bel Dem @cbGu0e. SSnipeftor oie
@ldne fiir 81 owciit0dise Sduier ein,
oie auf Dem Sails &ooo. @elGnoe
ooS bon Der n&eliance &eoltp So. "
getauft mrroe, crrihtet mer0en fol.
len. SSn Der letten 8ohe bate oie-
lelbe @eieuibaft Die @ldne fir oie
@rrihtung BON Is SGliern oif Dem.
ielbcn @eldnoe eingereiht.
0urh Oie 6irmu g8. 6. Sodion
So. bat %. s. @iaiomlon aus Sem
gort OoS 2an0bouS bon Sri. 90. 6.
@rumboueb an Der /. 9lpcnue, nobe
Der South .StroBe, in Ntolnt @oibs
ington oemietbet.
9ie nSiiO.9ultimore Sofeu. lmn
&crih6nerangS @cieaihuft" aiebt
iib Wlibe. ouf ctncm Sbeil oeS I'M.
benubten 2onoes i'm Curtis @oD.
Diitrift Den @ou fir oas porgcIebene
WPorine 2oborotorillm al lihern.
Diesbe5iiglibe @riefe lino an Sen
Marinc.Nliniiter uno oie Wfarinc-
NerotblngS 9cb0roc geionot NOR.
Oen. @iiuItige glntmorten lino be.
reits eingelolifeu ltno eS miro &c.
bofft, Dob cine 9elidtigllng oes Ger.
rains Ourd oic @aibinetoner 9e.
b0roen erfolgen miro.
Dos @rim0eigcntbum gtr. 229,
Singer.glpcnue, pur0e ourb sic
Sirmo Sec 6. Sortmon & 60. fir
Srn. 9aotbon S6IoBberg an Srn. @.
Q. Sitter pcrfouft.
Die glrcbiteften g9patt & 9lotting
orbeiten oie EIGue fir oaS neue @aI-
timore Sotel aus. oos an Der @alti-
more imo SoporO. Strobe erri6tet
ucrOen ion. Gic iceigen Nlietbs.
Gontraftc in ocnl alten @e6duOe Iall-
len I'M Gftober al.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-08-04

Der i'm lceten Sabre Nenocbt Wuroc,
mir BON fnr5cr Ioucr lit. Die Gin.
mO gIuSfl6r aus Dem Sofeu Salti-
more's 5cigt einen entiheioenoen Sc
minn ii6er 0os Sobu 1915, unO be.
iinoeu lib me6r Compiler I'M Sofeu,
mel6e 6rodt noh elropdii6en Nd-
fen oerlaoen- ais in oieleu porauiges
gangenen Sobren. 9Ius Dem Siioeu
tommen bortbeiIboite 9eridte iiber
Den GrnteitonO, 0ie Sormer fonnen
nid)t flogen, un0 fommen @el0er
Ieibt elm. GoS Serbit @eihdit Der.
Ipridt e6enfous ein iebr guteS 81
merOen lnO 6efinOcn iib 6ereitS
biele @iufdurer in Baltimore. Gie
@anf Glearings ser Staot gnlti-
more 5eigen cine beOeutenOe Grb0.
bung ii6er Oas Sabr 1915. Gle 81
ien6abnen faliien 6etrGbtIiHes Ma.
teriol an uno 6eri6ten iiber quite
Ginfiinfte unO Gr60brug Ser Con.
mage.
Sn Oem @runoeigentbumS-N -Niarft
uuO 9auaeidGit lit oie 9lftipitGt nur
mdBig uno bic g3adiroae nod @ou.
boI5 lmo W}oterioI idluod
SGnOIer in @Iumber Nloterialien
umO eleftriiden 9eOorfs 9lrtifeIu
MAIDEN cine ru6iae Eeriooe Ourd.
Ios @eih6ft III giien lmO Stabl
bdIt an ldb ollS5uoebneu. Ser 9Ir-
beitermoueeI maHt iid in 0erihieOe.
nen 6o6rifationS 9etriebeu be-
merf6or lnO meroeu gelernte unO
ungeIernte 9lr6eiter perlongt.
SSn ser 9efleiounoS groude be.
Itc6t ser Strife nod fort, ooh miro
niht qcglau6t OaB bierOurh cine
eiuIdneioeuOc S6doigung OeS Be
trie6eS entitonoen lit.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-08-04
Sn Oerfanfeu uOcr az Ocrmiet9cu.

Sn bcrlauIen ubcr Az Uermietben:
tSene mooern einQerdlete g4obnDdliler, 9
8tlnmer l'Ilo Noo, eefriibeS &idpt; IN beitem
SillalIoe Wdeibe $14 llno 1ufudrts. ger'
aiitss8eotnqngcn tOie Mdeibe. ylad5utrngeH
yir. 1S43, gipr6.Wlpniurb. .Qlbenuc.
(Dlni6.3 l(tc, ,D&G)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-08-04

6ns6 9eillv (SoteD, 4t0. @eit-
6ranflmItr.
Citizens Club. g1r. 1714, @1cGuI.
lobitr.
slue Eerioneu meIHen 2icen5eu
lnter Nei1rdnflmeen gelpGbrt Ulirt
ben muBten fiir5li9 Dor ser Gon-
miilion eri6einen, mo pur0e ben.
ielben olIseinanoergeiebt, DAB oie 8e-
idrGnfling feline perl6uIide, ionoeru
gegcn ole Yldbe lei, uno OieieIbe
ourAeeiiibrt weroen iuiiroe, ean1
.gleih, o6 Die 2icen5 bon ser friibereu
ooer iebigen 8eb6rOe ert6eilt muroe.
Erdli0ent GonItabIe las ie0em 8e.
trofienen Die @riin0e Der 9eIdrdn.
fung Dor, Oamit fein MiiBperit1n0niB
Ylab greifen fam. 0esgIeiben er.
fldrte Ser Nr6li0ent, oaB es ieOem
Scr Serreu frci itcbt oie 9(uf6ebumg
Der @eihrdnfitng 8u beantragen mo
oie 9eboroe Die GriinOe alsOam IN.
tcriucben miro.
gIntrdge ouf gIuf6ebuna ser 9e.
i6r1nfung wurOcn BON ioIgenoeu
Scrrcn cingereiht: Sueb Sleiap, gIr.
410-4t2, % @eit.6rantliuItr.; Sran.
cis 6. 9raop. 9ar. 427, 9forS.@lout.
ioro.gIpenue, imO @iQiom 6. Sei.
irieo. glr. 2440 2442, 0ItG6aIeitr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-08-04
gSerfeGr in Der esrimatum.straRe.

lin Ocn gelualtigcn Gcrfebr in ser
2erington StrnBe nidt moaucrno
gum Stoden 81 bringcu, bat @oIi5ei-
maridaII Garter ourH General 8.
9iiegS, Dem @rGii0enten Scr @oli5ei.
9eboroe, Der 0ffcntIiAen Siberbeits.
9eb0roe iolgcnoe Gmpfebhngen, sic
olld lofort angenommen lmO in &raft
gelebt mnroen, ma1eu loien: 9lm
Mlarfttoge bari aui ser SiiOieite fem
glltonobil IN Der 9erington.StraBe,
5wilNen @utam- lmO Somoro Stry
lteben geloiien meroen. Die Sirna
SohiNilo, Gobn & So. fam ibrc
@agen tdglib bier D}al 5lm 2aoen
AMI Der 9loroieite ser 2erington.Str.
olfItellen. Gie Wlarftit1noe in Der
@ntow StraBe miiiien bier SUB bon
sen StraBen6abngeleiien entfernt
iein. Ger Stono an ser giorooit-Gde
bon Gutam. lnO 2erington.StraBe
oarf MIR 5e6n SUB lang iein Eie
St0noc an ser iio0itIi6en gde BON
Gutom- uno lexington StraBe imo
an Der Oitieite bon gutow 5traBe,
BON Der 2erilgtou. bis sur 6aDette.
StraBe, miiiien entfcrnt werOen-
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-08-04
8M OerfanfeM.


o-nl1nn, ~ .V-VVItHvnYVyF' HYV o,,rng1I -
$1,000 bis $4,000. 8nbriiptiuH enes euten
Il. g. @ntents. OiterieH unter ~. Wi.," Sent.
idcr 6Orrcppnocnt. (SIu92-4)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-08-04

Mnibelle Goshen e5OS pi0, .. a's
1875 sniibciIc gosocu @as pfo.. lM
o75 smibeilc Gosocn sas com, ..... lux
90 slntbeile Goshen @aS com . iiis
100 slnibeile Goshen @oS com ..., liN
% qntbetc Goshen @aS cont ... INV
100 gIntbeic GoSocn gos cam . iiiA
400 gmibeic Cos @aS com "a 60l. ii@
800 gmDeie Goshen s com le 60) ~
AZ slni0elIe Eaoiion Gbem ....... AS
20 9lubciIc GapNou Chemical M 44M
10 sluibeiIc 5rit Mof PANT la5
SO stuiDeiIc Girit Noi eonf .. .l48
80 Wni6eiIe SirIi Rot ganf i45M
20 gmtbeiIe NlercanfIc 1mt 222
20 sIuibeiIc 0aarblano sal. ..... s0sa
Q sInibeilc Nortbern GeuiraI VIII. sdA
SO gIntbeiIe Oklahoma @ts ... 0M
100 gIuibeiIe SapuIpa Mei i.......... 9M
10 gImpeie GopuIpa Mef....... 04
25 sIutDciIe Sienna gsater @ow 76M
So gni6eiIe Gabiion ebem .... 44.s
50 gIntDeiIe ggobIano Ctl......
90 gmiDeilc @alto Cube bio 97.s
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-08-04
NSrlem.@cridt.

gim ser geitrigen 9orie man-
gene6m bemerfbar. ~ Gie Wlo-
toreruppe 5eiete cine aroBe
S6mG6e. Baltimore 90rie
8eigte 2ebbaitigfeit auf Dem
Bombs N2orft. @obentli1er
6onoelSberidt.
Gle seitrige gr0finumg ser 9lelp.
Dorfer 9orie Sei6uete iidj our4 cine
itorfe gladfrage nad 9lttien aIler
9lrt aus. Gie 9aiiiiers madten aIlc
9lnltrengungem peitere HiidgGnge
berpor5urllfen, mas oenieIben aud bel
9eginn oes @eldGfteS gelang. 9ilr5e
3eit ipGter trat cine @enoung 5um
9eiieren ein, unO 5eieteu piele 9lus'
goben Bel S6IuB ser eriten 10 Mlinn-
ten be0eutenOe @epinne.
glu ipGten 8ornittog woren Die
EreiSbepeglmgen unbeitimmt lmO
fielen Die Motor-glusgaben idarf mn
ter con5entrirtem 8erfauf 5uriid @S
miro ongenommen, OoB 0as 9diiiicr.
Clement bieran 5dulo trug. @illiS
Gperlano Derfaufte nit 5012, Itieg
ober ipdter ouf 5th geeeniiber 81
am S1hlBtaee bonn 0littipod. Wlar-
mcll Olotor noH einem 6aIl bon 21s
ollf 751@ erbolte iib auf 761a. gll.
cobol breitete fid iiber Elm beitimm-
tes @ebiet aus mO fiel noh einem
@epinn bon n ouf 1903, auf t063s
5uriid.
Gubaniider 97o6r5ufer iieI bon
5714 auf 50, uno purOen @erIllte
bon bis 3 &nnften III pielen anoe-
rem glisgaben iowie Spe5ialit6teM
in welheu 9eros 60, Butte lno Su-
perior umo 9lmerifauiiAer 9liiben-
ouder eingeihIollen iino, permerft
Die Giienba6uaftien bielten liH 5iem-
lid felt.
Ser Sanocl mar am lp6ten gtab-
mitiag olIgemein rubig unO wlIrOe
menia StroBengeibdit in oen fiibren-
oen gIusgaben mabrgenommen. Gn'
banilber &obr5uder bielt all, lih
lbma6 5lI perbaIten imo pcrfauite
nit 52H, mas einen Gerluit BON 5
Blnften fir Oen geItrieen Gag be0ei-
tet. Guban-9lmerican 3uder mar
ebenIaIlS i6mo6 rmo ocrfalitte nit
einem Gerliiit BON 6 9untteu nit
PIG. SnouitrioI 9llcobol iiel bon
107 auf 104$4. Stabl Stommoftien
biclten iih in Der glahbarlhaft bon
S6. Union Yociiic war in gutter Nad-
fraee 81 1873.
MerifoniiAes @etroIeum mar
gIeidiaIIS iebr ibiuo6 auf Dem ge-
itrigen Morft.
. altimore 9 0rie
gQenn audi Scr 9lftienmarft alli ser
bieIiaen 90rie inn GerbGltniB ie6r
rubg mar, 10 entlpidelte iicb ieoocb ei.
ne cine groBe 9ebbaftigfeit ouf Dem
@onos.Marft, aif welhem 0ie Sos
oen-9(usgaben Oie 6iibrllng batteu
rno 81 eroBen Stiiden abgeiebt uur-
sen. Baltimore Cube 5ciete iib etiuos
ItGrfer, oIS atH Gaoiion Chemical
cinen g[nlalf gum geIicren nabm.
SapuIpa, bon Dem man in letter
3eit iuenig se60rt bate, modlte lih
geIiern ctlpaS bemertbar imO miro
ocIogt, oaB Oieie @eieIIidaft ein ie6r
9ideS @ei6Git modt. lin Sen 9(n-
foroerungen noHfornmen 81 fonneu.
mtr0en 100 5000 @ollonen rmo 40
10000 @oIlonen Sant.@aggons in
WeItcllung gegeben. Die Ginfiinftc
Der @eieIliDaft Dermebren iid bon
Monat 5ll Nlonot. Gie Gireftoreu
6otten fiir5li1 Die mouotlide Gipi-
oenOe bon 112 auf 2 FFro5cnt crbo6t
%06entIiGer Sou0eIsbe.
ridt.
Sn alien SanoelS5meigen bdlt cine
cute @elueglIng troB Oes fommenOen
SoHlonimers an, tpie aus Dem 9e-
ridt Der 6irma g. @. Gun & 50. 81
eriebeu lit. Ser llwfang oes Sc
idl0ftcs, meIdeS bon Oeu eroBereu
6a6rifen betrieben miro, lit bon glI-
tenn 9eltono, unD Oeuten feline 9ln-
5eiden oarouf bin oaB Oer6ortibritt |
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-08-04

3u Oertamfeu.
C8ntaebenoe g8irtbihait in Ghooits8aItmore
Na65uirageH I'M Bureau bes ,Dentiden Cor.
reipDnbenr. (Mng4-6)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-08-04
%rutcRe

tNllb 'NLDppSN. <t''pNtA SpD4'
Gornca muroe Bel ser 2icen5-
Gomuiiiiion ooriteIlig. @iuigc
gei4rdnflingen ollfgebo6en.
Die @eieai6aft sur llnteroriidlma
0es 2aiters reidte geitern ourH ibren
9lnpnIt Sobn 8. Gornea eineu Hro-
telt bel Der 2icen5.@ommiiiion ge9eu
Die 9lufbebung Ser 8eibrdntimg per-
i6ieoener S9anf-2icen5en elm. Die
@eieaidaft bel6wert iih, Dob Die
Gommiiiion @ei1rdnflngen obne ibr
@iiien oufgeboben bat. Ser slnwalt
iogte, ooB iib oie 8ei9rdnfllngen ais
eit GROCER Segcn eripieien baben,
unO Oeren 9luibebuug Die 3uitduOc
Dor bier lmO flint Sabren wieoer
i1offen wiiroe.
9tu1folgeno sic 2iite Der bei6rGnf-
ten 2icen6en gegen Oeren 9luibeblIna
@roteit erbo6en wurOec
So6n 6. @elib, Od-9altimoreltr
lmo Guitom Souie 9lpe.
Sobn z. 2earD, 9tr. 425, Sit-gal-
timoreltr.
s9iaiam $. 9(bterfirden Ger
745-47, @elt-8oltimoreltr.
Somuel S. @ernitein ytr. $40,
@eit-8oltimoreitr.
Somoro 6. 8arrom, Sotel, gtr
400-402, gtoro-@roaowaD.
SarrD s. aIunf, 9er. 932-4-6
9}or0- -@roaOmaD.
@eorge Spon6eimer. gar. 1913,
@rooioroItr.
e5corac 9fobiniou 91r. 5t5, sio-
GarolineItr.
6reOerid 8. Blum 9lr. 22s,
g}oro-GentraI-9lpe.
@iGiam s. 5eiirieo, g3r. 244o-2
9it.G6aieitr.
Sames 6. So8ier, 9tr. 347, 9for0-
GaIpertltr.
Sames 6. 0idion gtr. 22t, Garl-
tonItr.
SoDn 5. 9SIu6or, 9ar. col, euior-
GtraBe.
;yronf s. 0omeipm 0ar. 1925,
@oltern-9(oe.
9tnton @ater, Oar. 229 225, 5iiO.
Gutamitr.
9neranoer @osfosft 0&r. 1917 bis
t01715, Sit-Sort.9Iue.
Serbert 9. Nli9aeI, gtr. FOG,
9}oro- -@oDitr.
benjamin S. Gortes, gar. 102,
orO-@apitr.
Samuel S6riebcr, 9lr. 1914,
@onebltr.
9(nt6onp Beiioano, 9sr. sOs, 0aorO.
@iabitr.
9llbcrt Rctomsfp, Sonioop. uuo
8opetteltr.
SranciS S. Mc2augbIin, 9tr. 440,
Sarriionltr.
Gu5mer @owIif, g}r. 2624-2 1896,
SuoionItr.
2sumcs &obinion 0Sr. 1920, Oit.
2eringtonitr.
Soiep0 6. @iIep, 01r. Ais, @cit.
9eringtonltr.
5omcs s. Sirfis, 0sr. 1917, @&uI-
lifinitr.
comuro 6. gfciI. 9ar. 321-2 30,
gSclt.@la0iionitr.
SSobn S. SaIbiG 9ar. 419-2t
0It.Monumentitr.
8ranciS 6. @raOp, 93r. 247 9torO-
@ornct Gais, 03r. 100, @lount
9loDaI 9[uc.
emanuel acIIncr, 9sr. 1886, 0r.
lconSltr.
W3artin s6uIe (Sotel), 9lr. 331
bis $50, gSeltsFrdttllr.
5ronf 3. Crane, g}r. 122, Dit
@rattitr.
Soiep6 SoIlonocr, 9lr. 941-43,
8cnniplpania-9lpe.
So6n 0ippeI, 9ar. 702, Tbames-
StraBc.
@iniam g. Glarf, 93r. 1912 IA,
r6-Molfeltr.
9Ruri6on 9. EDompioH 9ir. 1909,
Seuuie 9llbers, 9lr. 800, @eit.
5ranfIinltr.
Kinder sci0r@Ien
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-08-04

EoIi5eiridter Sobu 8reuoel bonn
noropeitIideu Eoli6eieeridlt bat iib
fir einige Gage nah gltIantic Gitp
beqeben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-08-04

Bllig 5u Oerlanen:
Gin penig gebrau6ter Q8agen iino Rteroea
@eibirr. Na65uiragen Wr. 2O16, parfUrbs
Qlbenne. (Qlug1-S)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-08-04

n, GreI stu6eu 5M DermIetbeu
81 oeuilWe Seutc oDne Anoer. yl165hlragen
~, III, @prbsGaiaesetrnhe. (sue3 ~
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-08-04
8n Ocrfunfcn.


8M DcrIGmfeM:
Gin guteS Mdder'(3elddi iiebt Az biQiqcm
Berfan 0igenibnmer 3iebi flo Driid WaO'
8ulraqen I'M 1MreaM bes ,DeMiid{M GOrreipcN.
pent." (QAIa4 1O)
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-01-09
STUDENTS IN PLAY
ItIchmoud College Dramatic Club VIII
Open season on Fri
duc Night.

The Richmond College Dramatic
club Will opcn ito season this year on
Friday night with production OF
George Bernard Shaw's successful
farce comedy. You Never Can Toll"
The success scored ny this club last
snrlng in It's rendition of AS You Like
It" Inns given It a place among local
amateur successes. and promises much
for this play soon to bo given.
The club Is composed of students OF
Richmond College and Westhampton
College. and the cast for this latest
play has been selected with discrim-
nation and care All scenery and
other property has been made on the
grounds by students. Members of the
faculty, who have had much experience
In dramntics OF various kinds, are In
charge OF the play. along with n num-
bcr of students who have done the
same work.
The play will be given in the Col
legc Auditorium at S:15 o'clock, and
the public Is invited.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-01-09
DEBATE ON PHILIPPINES
CONTINUES IN SENATE
Senators Shcrmnn and Sterling Make
ATTACKS Measure While
Williams Defends II.

WASHINGTON. January S.-Dcbate
on the bin to extend n greater measure
OF sclr-Eoyernment 70 the Philippines
continued in tho Senate to-day. with
attacks on the measure by Senators
Sterling aud Sherman and !, speech In
It's defense ~ Senator Williams
Senator Sterling declared TOO much
cligovernmont already had been cx-
tended 10 the Filipinos for their own
good. and Senator Sherman said the
United States was morally obliged TO
continue it's supervision OF the islands
until thc people We're unIuestionably
able to conduct their own affairs. Dis
cussing suggestion that Japan might
take the islands If the United States
gave them up. Senator Williams de-
clared Japan would give them a better
government than we can. because the
races understand each other"
He continued: IF the Japanese ever
take the Philippines, it Will relieve the
pressure on Hawaii and the Pacific
Slope"
japanese army in Manila. Senator
Williams declared, would be further
from the United States than an army
OF Germans in Berlin. lie declared the
Japanese could govern the Philippines
better than the United States.
They would intermarry. and We
won't" he said. You can't govern
without at least potential equality.
The Japanese and the Filipinos come
nearer to understanding each other
than either understand us. If Japan
would ever be an enemy Of ours. we
could not wish her a worse curse than
possession OF the Philippines"
some day" continued Senator Will
liams. the British empire probably will
be wrecked, and when that happens
We can write this cpitaph: Committed
suicide in attempting 10 defend India
WHAT has Great Britain gotten out OF
II" Free trade, and that she has given
To everybody else. If Great Britain
goes 10 the wall in this war at all. il
viii be- because Germany can reach
India. II this country ever got into a
var, and the Philippines were seized l
know the Americans well enough 10
know that they would sacrifice every
dollar before making peace unless they
had rctakcn those Islands"
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- \ rlynn !, " t.,,,,., -, -
A.; +, / scnn,,.r, y. ,iasi,,,
J.. Cbco,wooa Iobn r,n, = c;,a-
pr. i q urso,rran - pian,
shin " y It,,v.ood .rho, = 80
ret, and u {. Eo.,.r
Mr. Lamb ,c,cd - ,o,s,.,
M. following p,,do e,or, .,ono,,as .,,i,
nhlc Ia m. occaet,,,. ,,,.gr. c.t,',,
IIol, Carer, IrcS,.,r,, r,,. 80,
mann. Iirhtor r,,,.s ana Si..r .rh.
guest Of houor ,.nlI.a ia , ,,,.,i.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-01-09
GREAT LACK OF DOCTORS
Operation of Insurance Act iIumpcrcd
Nccnusc SO Many Medical Men
Are ut Front.

LONDON, January S.-Thc operation
Of the Insurance act. with its fec
medical attention to the low-wa-ed
class. is seriously hampered By lack
Of doctors. In London the l.iio panel
doctors have been reduced hy i7o, who
have Joined tho forces. leaving 1870 10
look after I.ondou's million AMI Il half
insured persons. If tho remaining
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rhe Duffy Malt whisxcy CO. Rochester " Y
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took place on the
roof garden Of Rue
ger Hotel. N d
covers were laid for
thirty. : o m e Of
those present we're:
NJ +. Richter, Will
liam Gr:r;l.rlcll. Max
flicdDcrg. George
Wavcrly I; van $.
Aaoipi Jacobs. w.
! Goldsmith. j. NJ.
Holt, ]. NJ. Allen.
sen Engieberg. ".
T. Walden. II. iirsh-
berg, +. l.. Hubbard,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-01-09
COUNTIES IN TURMOIL
BECAUSE OF STOCK LAW
Nanscmond and Isle
OF Wight Are Scetl,ing With
Indignation.
MANY MAss-,IEETINGs HELD
because Of Threatened Rigid En-
forcement of .AntiticlS Law Owners
May Lose Their Frcc-itangc Privi-
lcgc-l)ipping Watts Impracticablc.


lSreci,, "a Tho T,mo.- p,sn,,ch,
xn,,,,, -. .,.
D i-N' w. '''hd'' .. "
greater portion or the Smithfeld ham
section OF The I-pi,cd states &c I'm , tur
n,ou hoc, 49,, .oo ,
"
p'ssea by the General Assembly or Nir-
sin!a and just rcsurrectcd. after eigh,
years Of no,,crul sl.cn,np rbc nc,
,,a, ,ons
" 80 "''''' "'' '''''s" az 80
ie'ef tick. caused no trouble during
that period OF dormancy, but is now
awake ANA ,c,iyc ,,i m. ~. naomi.
40 ,,. ,,
- ''c '"' . 7o"'"-
ahptoh' Nansemond and Isle of Wight
arc scethinS. inass-mcctinrs are the
order OF The duv resolutions como ,h,cl,
49,
, s''''''' '''' "uSs
''''' '"''' 10 sentiment
'.''''S rom one point 70 ah"ther' cat
Tie tick, Texas fever tick. dipping watts.
fence ana no f.uc. fr.,. r.,g. ,,,y.,
H -" ''u to S'och it"'
legislators. supervisors. farmers. all
these arc mixed ,ore,h.- In resolution.
t.,,.,,
"''O'" an" ''''''' Pm
Natc conversations.
DETEitMINtD no voRI<
ron REPEAL an. >y
~,
80 - i'a"i' ;" i"i - ths d.ttE-
h'inatson OF J. Y. Mussrtv,, member Of
the HOUSE from, Sou,b,,n,,., ,,, ,
49,,
o''s' ,epi es'h'a,''ea IN 'he LesiS
i'',' 'i'"t section I" move Tor
~ pe'i 81 me nii!. making !,
8.''H'eineah"r t"f amy person I" have
ih nus possession an: domestic animal
infected with amy contaeio or in
fictitious disease or fever ticks, to per-
INIT such animals 70 run at large or
10 keep such animals where others
may be exposed To infection or con.
The situation in Sou,hamo,on INNS,
Of Isle Of wirh, ana E.nsa,,in,,, ~
q no,, =, Surr,. 4. ,,n,.,,,t.. ~.
counties -d ,..r,in,,. ,.t ~
,n,a ~ 80 nv e"t So''S
w, 80 ~, Ssc'oh IN
'''P' az l'ii''H ~
49, 49, "'sH "tt S!i""td 70
run ~ large thio"*h IN" woods ana
o.her commons. FROM 'ime iinm"iHorial
'h's mas pe"h true oht no" owners
arc threhtenca with nc practical multi
hcation OF the free range without proc
css of law other than a strict en-
forccinent OF the act Of i9nS aimed a,
the alleged prevalence Of tile fever tick
In that section And the pcopl. ar,
up in arms about IT,
| DR. Thomas NJ a,y.r T., ,,r,.o -. ~,
United states bureau 81 .,in,i Ia
dustrv. ~ h.l,, r.suo,.f,i. a., 49,
ci,emcn, Dr ow.n ,,tor 49, -.
thar ,bn la. ~ ,.ns ,hn,,,,, +, -,
,,1 , 49,
'' '''i'''" ~ y" "ha' no
80 - ,''o' 60 -
az" "i'"t' s'"crai quar-
1870 IN. assumption - taat most
=. ~ e''''e I!c ihiec,eu WIN tie tex.
ri "a. ta-
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