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The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1916-09-01
YOUNG SALMON HEIRESS
MARRIES OWN CHOICE

Miss Sarah Spconer, a former school
girl in Salmon, daughter of l.. A
Spooner, aud Dallas True, were mar
ried at Dillon last Friday morning.
The parents Of the young lady were
not apprised OF the occurrence until
later 1t VAS ascertaineed that the
young people mad Departed the even
ing before in the car of the young
man, TIE purpose being to forestalI
the old folks In their intention tu
start the next day for Minnesota,
taking Sarah along.
The young bride inherited CON.
Portable fortune from the family OF
her mother and will come into posses.
sion OF it upon beCo ming ct age,
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1916-09-01
VERY ROCKY ROAD
TO GIBBONSVILLE
Worse Than II Years Ago, II
Shows Effect Of Prevailing In
efficient System.
BY Newton IIibhs.

A Lemhi lndain-summer SUNDAY Is
as sweet as dream OF paradise and
the angels, A sunday outing 10 GOV.
er l0a niles OF rdai costs about four
dollars for gas and ten dollars for car
depreciation take credit Tor sIoO
In pleasure aud renewed vitality.
travelled the roads OF Lsmhi eouh.
" tha ttst time fourteen years ago.
There Is "A record of expenditure of
sl00, OO0 on these roads In that time.
The roads we're better then than
they are now An expendit urs Of
81, 600 year would have supplied all
the permanent repairs necessary 70
have kept these roads as they were
fourteen years ago, This is an argu-
ment for bonding the county and for
better engineering ability, Lemhi Is
tine only county Ia the state that has
retained the old system of road- fund
waste up TO these progressive times.
Tie Lemhi authorities have been the
last TO heed the puhlic demand for
construction. The Lemhi authorities
are just turning, as another election
approaches b. read good-road senlt.
ment that Is making noise like
thunder from every quarter OF the
world Will they return to tho easy
path Of graft after lhe elsctionY
] travelled to Gibbonsvllle last Sun
day. The same bad places that
found fourteen years ago ara still ia
evidence, Not one of them hAA been
eliminated by the expenditure Of
sl0O 900 Some sections of aoOd nat.
ural road have been made had BY
some Isalous road boss who wanted
his share ~ that al00, O0O. 10 IL east.
eT to spoil section of good roads
than 10 is 10 dig out boulders or
drain a mud hole Lemhi county road
funds have beer expended on Ghe
natural lines Of least resistance. A
dozen road bosses have built doEen
kinds of roads every year. In tile
passi1g VI a dozen years all kinds OF
work have been done and undOne la
efforts o. ain thtt 800, OO0 that WAS
offered As a saci iofsr to an inefiicien
system
visited the old Jown and sAw tie
shadows OF past Importance. Clio.
bonsyllle Is resting 10 recover from
past mis- axes IN mining net. work
of rich gold veins under.lle au eXten-
sive area. There - gold enough u
pay tie national debt remaining for
the practical operator who can com.
mand the capital u develop tile prov.
un ore deposits
From Salmon ~ Hibbonsyille is =
wonderful scenic route. The North
Fork river Is wondefful mauntAIn
stream IL Ninds from shade to sun.
shine II sings over rpples and
thunders over the stone steps VI cat
arscts Ia a dozen miles OF changing
wonders
The clear waters OF North Fork
fIver abound With large trout which
rest ia the eddies with their mouths
open for the hsDerman's flies They
DO no run from tie shadow Of the an
gler nut folio the flies for repeated
rises. The tende foot even who tries
his luck Ia Nortn Fork will forever
after think be il great fisherman
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1916-09-01
MCABES BUY REAL
ESTATE FOR HOME
Large Farm and Town Property
OF Late Henry Williams Goes to
new Owner for $4,000.

rhe farm OF the late Henry VII.
mans located on The west side OF the
salmon river, just above the Shoup
rahch, together with few head Of
livestock and two lots aud dwelling
mouse In this city belonging to the es.
tate has been purchased from the
helrs oy +, R. McCabe, who will
come to make Salmon his home after
improvements are made and even he
forethat.
Inc farm comprises 2S5 acres. 1t
is to have new buildings and be con-
Verted into a stock farm.
Mr., McCabe has spent six months
or longer looking around to fiud a To-
catlon, having travelled more than
eight thousand miles In the quest.
he hnds conditions more to his liking
here than anywhere else, Formerly
l"r many years he owned large bands
OF sheep. These he sold out early
this year.
In his travels he used high clasa
automobile with camp OUTFIT car
rled in trailer and was accom- panied
by his sister, Miss McCabe, who in
tends to make her home with him.
The deal was completed on Friday
last, the consideration being upward
OF $l2, 900. Immediately afterwards
the NJ Cahes left for Boise where
they had their hohe wien not on
the road. They will move here at
once and will be welcomed as most
desirable new comsTs the country.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1916-09-01
33 CARLOADS OF
SHEEP HELD UP
q. and P. Agents Notified Not to
Receive Freight or Express For
Outside Delivery.

! Fearing the worst from tile thraat-
ened strike the railroad officials noth.
ed tile agents Of the Gilmore aud
Pittsburgh road In Lemhi county not
To receive freight Of any kind after
Thursday last at noon until furhert or
ders II the freight shipne ents be In
tended for outside points. The same
orders applies also to express ship
ments.
This embargo comes at most un-
timely season for the shippers OF
lambs and sheep to the eastern mar
kets. There are 33 carloads OF lambs
fattened In the Salmon country no ~
ready for market and they must be
held along with all the rest OF The
marketable commodities that lem hi
county produces.
Outgoing passengers are advised not
to start away from home unless tneir
destination can be reached by Satur-
day morning.
We nave the automobile lines but
they may be stopped too II the rail.
roads stop running To bring in the
necessary gasoline that make the mo-
tors go round.
This is the inconvenience OF tue
threatened genera strike which
would stop thousands OF trains Of all
kinds and involve 1900, 600 men oper-
ating them, brought home to us here
In Salmon. Everybody is looking to
Washington and the general govern.
ment to prevent this calamity,
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1916-09-01
Lucky Salmon Girl

Agnes COdy, who married ". A
Reid. nov prosperous miniuR man
In Gyldfeld. l. well remembered Ia
Salmon. where she lived Her hus.
band Is taxing out go'd and silver ore
OF sensational yaiues on property
LEASED by himself ana Hoard Hard.
wick. The assays run a. nigh a.
81, ass per ton. There is said 70 he
plenty OF the sort that runs about 90
per ton alrsldy uncovered and blo"k'
ed out.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1916-09-01
WILD PLUNGE OF
30 FEET TO ROCKS
William Waters, Returning From
Salmon to Challis, Drives Auto
mobile Over Cliff Into River.

As the family of Frank Ibach, 30
niles up the Salmon, we're seated at
tine dinner table last Sunday they
heard A scream and saw a splash from
the river. Tue distance from tue
bonse was not much less than half a
mile but the scream N and the splash
drew Mr.. Ibach without moments
3sls, to see what had happened. AS
No neared the water he was horriied
to discover an automobile partly sub
merged aud a man aud woman
,uugRling in or about the machine.
The owner and driver was found
70 he William Waters and the woman
sss his wife. The two had gone over
the presipice in a sheer drop of twen-
y or thirty feet and landed In the
vater waist deep. Mr.. Waters had
,lslted Salmon for the flower SHOW
aOd WIS returning home when the
.ccident happened. At the place the
,Osd makes a turn In an acute angle
round a point Drivers are apt to
st nervous when rounding the point
IOd nervous was Mr.. Waters, VINO is
nan advanced In years. He | st
OntrOl and the machine skidded over
be rocks
When County Commissioner Geo.
5uOb heard Of the accident he set
ben to work without delay to take
ut some OF the dangerous curve.
Mrs Waters was able to proceed
her way home the same afte rnuon
ter being dried out at the Ihach
&dence. She was not hurt at all.
Il. Waters was scratched and bruis-
but only slightly, The car Was
ed up beyond recok milton as its
Ruer self. Mr.. Ibach pulled 1t out
the water and the next day he
Hd Mr.. Waters brought it down to
dmOn, the rear wheels still in SER
he but trucks being supplied for
Be front wheels. Here the owner
AIDED the car in on a new one and
Is allowed 800 for it.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1916-09-01
Inc CLOVIS Are Busy.

lls' Aug. 2s.-Tbe recent;op
~ o' the MethodISts 10 their
.,.N' ,%'0'' Rev. J. L. Glow, last Fri.
salNg vas we'll attended and
s' Successful event. The new
IT, .,ndocted services last sunday.
IL aud evening and vas greeted
r., 'angregatt ms. Mr.. Glow is no
h., 70 this section. as he was
4. '' Hagernan for a year six
s..o l.. nOrtns the past year he
NJ 'oCated &C at salmon CITY Mr.
i, ~ s.o" are delighted with
Ti.p 'Aa have entered into the
Do,, b., lss' that betokens sue.
sia 'oS ~ the next month Mr..
C.o,!'k a., q Rep. busy looking after
aoots,ss tnsnts for the Idaho an.
aua0ce, which will be held
middle of Ssptem Der.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1916-09-01

+, said OF StoneNsII that he never
has enjoyed ro0usts health though
psad H. rougbing it out OF doors. he
nas a weak heart foE one thing and
the poor circulation Of oioo7 Is indi
cste3 when he constantly complains
OF cold feet.
The prisoner ls about i5 years ot
.ga and weighs little less perhaps
than 100 pounds be has not m"ch "
ssf about himself
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1916-09-01
SlO.SO PER CWT. FOR FIRST
SHIPMENT OF LAMBS

Martin CurTan's six cars OF IaW bs
sold last week in the Omaha market
for Sl0 81 per hundred weight. The
lamb, averaged Y pounds Along
with the same shipment ~ere . hunch
OF yssrlings ia three cars belonging to
" {. Fox and they fetched .. $50
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1916-09-01
lRGE SUM FOR SCHOOLS
FROM NATIONAL FORESTS

GOVERNOR Alexander is in rec eipt
notification from the treasury
sftment at Washington that there
due to the state of Idaho the sum
"L595. 10, being Idaho's share of
% percentum of all II oney receiv-
if0nl each forest reserve during
nseal year ending June 30, 1915,
that the treasury department will
oil this amount in due course OF
lsness.
iGe law provides that each state
VI receive 25 per cent of the money
sFed from the forest reserves in
oscal year to be expended as the
' legislature may prescribe for
snent Of the public schools and
0lO foads Of the county or counties
'nlCh the forest reserve is situ-
Inc Forest reserves and the
''O' reported to Idaho from each
ave according to the notifica tion
A' treasury are as follows
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1916-09-01
GREATEST SHOW AND
STOCK FAIR THAT EVER

The program has been made up for
the greatest lair aud stock ahoW thIs
year that the Lsmhi county Assocla-
ton ever held, tire outstanding fee.
tures being an exhibition and sale OF
live stprk 81 ali kinds for Nhicu Lem.
III conuty n becoming famous races
every day balloon ascension every
daJ = dance svsFy evening. = merry
go-round all the tims and agricul-
iuTal and household exhibits from ell
the people Everybody Is talking
Aho1t this years fair
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1916-09-01

!, DO 4
.I)lsal
want
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1916-09-01

Gevrgr Radf1rd who has been iu
"a, employ Df John pstrUm at May for
the past tw" year,, ha, resigned his
pusitiuu and started in the grocery
business for himself in Blackfoot
A bout ~ men bsrs Of tire PresbT-
teTiAn sunday school, pupils anu
teachers, spent THURSDAY vu = picnic
Atthe bea pSsF grove.
G.. 3. Wheeler has star ted On a
motor business trip T. Colorado, Roy
Meyers A. the wheel.
Miss Georgia Hgigats and her broth
or HARRY we're salmon visitors Ned
nesfay from Lemhi.
Mrs. ) b Chandler OF LsAdors
vas registered al salmon hotel this
week
George Ditty, Dillon stockmsn. vas
In salmon this week.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-10-23
News Of Fifty Years Ago
'from the isichmomd Dispatch oct % 1860

and DR. Peter lions; 80" Of ll." James Lyons.
%as HS"&s pH%1' Sy an" as fst @'
Iin"lGt AND al day Yesterday his life
the outbreak OF rh"itr., attending the stricken
employ a physician.
saturday. and go Ear az have been able 10
''"rh' none IN yesterday.
mon in a"h "n for OF 1 three <"inn : LrS Sn
loot up as i foiows piu s'. iys sSs
%, MAJ az An AT :" Gnts per pound amounted
pounds; rag At % cents per pound. $soSs.i5.
n" ssn; nS art , ,nsrsi ;o' pS,,ns: tax
Of me ntsrna revenue tan to Is cent, s'' per
bound went into cncrt August L.
The james Eivo: AMI k:,nawha Canal Com
for Wood Ns s,y fr@n = cents Se /" l t"ies
Che Richmond poor this winter.
ne M''i n" n u, icn Sh% Was promsn, bust
smi"r .i hns home ne ys.tI,r;.E lie was the
FIRM Of Ircedcn X roN.
Of T H., fr sGsms +" he s%'ns hr in the building
vile vile, Railroad The announcement that work
, would coinlnenc" ." III" same dis geek has
The amount OF .tcek necessary 70 secu,c
r r%aG II, r for the lymsnhng ana anvillo RAFT
issued !, Sestcrda3 Now comes the building. and
stock 10 Start the soo dew wo%N oFs subscribing OF
OF ' Nnrlo, "fr"n iiorc The swee,.onsned
Gnys Of s'f" a" fes ALSO MT al %"ah
hnfh Jio,!fiEe Lexington. and has accepted
Mr. Dockcry having declined the Radical
nomination 10: Gnverno! Of North Carolina Gov
rrnor Worth had practically no opposition and
70 elected 49,
,"orn. having been invited by the Young Mems
catholic Friends society bc present III tho
closing cNorcigcs OF the catholic plenary Conn.
cii. The President accompanied on Tie
trip OE- his daughter. Mrs. Patterson. Of Ton
mcssec lic made Il short patriotic address to
charles SUMNER married In Boz: on !a.t
week our "ymphihics 30 out 10 the bride.
Inc SIX prominent alleged Ecn a'.s who were
trrnigncd in the courts Of Toronto ycsteriny
on the charge u treason were found not guilty.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-10-23
Health Talks, by Dr.. VIM. Brady
What WIN sou Wear rn,. winter.

W..
~ ."'."c', "a "'.! l"i"l"thers' time were
-. ~. 'or nc a,'t!h''htu'' era. Nuwa,i:".
~ - 'H'H ~ "i'''I III taking bath
1872 ~ ',l"W."'nI. %" human skin is
~, " - "'H "a "''tt! as IN summer.
,,,,ni r,n '' -. "'i' mice" without
'''"o,' sup !" ch"th. II has shruuk
,,, ,, ..,, ' .'',. "a nothing much
~, ~ ''. ia '"'"' thd these peril
- -. ''S''t' az "''N 70, non" i'mi cold
49,,
w" r""'.E 4" N"af Tins winter:
'"h' I" 'h'H'" on N'ehi% c@"i and we'll Tor
~ - '"e', i'' anu much more
,..' d. ,.h hP ~, W." WI" Gu have 10
49,! ~, - ny 'i''l'' perhaps. for your
NJ, IN, ,t - .''''' h''''i"" Wool uniol,
- "' H' IT, "'"'' rnce tcn times
~, " -" '"' ''" '''"lri'" and doctor
49,,
" 80! o''n "i'''' ,|I"''''n= w""t IN IA"
.',,I , "r r 49,. ~ - '''V,S IS TO" thick
N.'' 80 ""''. ''' w, '"'' indoors. Further
',o,.. "''H!' '"' "f neat ii
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-10-23
The Voice of the People
IiuMor law tnim.t To Women.

To the ltdit"r vi Til" Times DispatclI:
S!r.--Thc time will come when the laws uf
"voluiion will prove TO the Anti Sa loon League
tiai even that august body Of political prea cheers
cannot forbid raii Of humanity It's rights be
caus" they are women In the eyes Of God
man and woman equal. but no 20 in the
l"rk"uts OF the Anti saloon League II sce,ns
\ man h"'i OF house not. may haze a
quart 81 liquor a month: woman unless she
ne Tue mead o. III" nous" may navc none IL,
one para; zraph hoteI-keepcrs and druggists may
nay" a license 10 sell alcohol under the law for
nSeini purposes. etc. In another they refuse amy
woman = license. Many hotels by
Women VIZ" are. therefore not given equal
chance before tn" law in business VANITY thy
name IS man He evidently thinks Himself
more capable of handling liquor than woman
IN our opinion women have proven they handle
II more capably.
we are the head OF our small house. bIii il is
h!Ec enough |" permit us quart month.
when conid. perhaps. give much OF
S"tii"d heat rs the men. III not u-D hc
quart every month. III. end of the wear we
accHihhi:tte, :; case. church ANA state. history
proves. spell persecution.
Il. virginia SMITH
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-10-23

mics to abandon favoritism toward powerful
shippers. to discontinue all free TRANSPORTS
ton. to escape the burdens OF political ex.
penditurcs If Federal regulation has been
good thing for the shipper and the pas
senger. it has been far better thing for the
carriers themselves.
And now the railroads are clamoriug for
more regulation by the Federal government
they want all regulatory authority TO reside
IN the Interstate Commerce Commission in
stead OF distributed among forty-Odi State
commissions. Frank Trumbu!i. chairman OF
the dii ectorate OF the Chesapeake and Ohio.
speaking before the American AssUcia, ion OF
Passenger Traifc Officers even urged Federal
incorporation and Federal control of railroad
securities as the logical extensions of govern
ncnt regulation OF transportation. No other
legislative venture of Congress has been more
sweepingly vindicatcd than the interstate
commerce Get.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-10-23
difference IN unci,..

"a '--'''IhNU Dpcrn SIIirt!! intnnS snriuns. or
,rnsic "per" t"Lnci"', 'ti1",), aud its modern
Strauss ana Dehussy. Light opera is Il tern,
vaguely used 10 include "ncret,n &hci, is oDer;;
with SDolien dialogue and ron.i. oucr;,s such M
Gilbert and Snllvnn's. beside, works more
closely allied with musical comedy Comic
opera il opera founded comedy. ana n.I,ider
such hi-h-class works as Waaier's "Meis.er-
singer" :,ni strauss "ltusenliavalirr.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-10-23
.uid STANDARD.

L. {. IA-Te meanima uf Isu.I .i,:lnarl is
Emited stale: laws deere tha; dollar shall
OF alloy. the total weight hein4 e5S grains
That fixes til. valno nf til" do'i,r in the last
stands ready 10 redeem every 'o!ln OF CURRENCY
in gold. Thus. when you say pbirc, il. worth
dollar. The real InenninT is That 10, is worth
::,S grains OF standard u"ld. Al United suites
currency t. rcdcc;ae. ultimately. II ru!,l even
silver dollars
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-10-23
"i'nther'a DAY"

"; 9. M.-,-Mts. John Il. Dod!. OF spokane
MASH is tho originates. Fathers Dav"
Thoao :rho observe il wear r"se--n colored
howcT for the living and Waite Io. the dead.
IN" tlgst Sunday after Ju,c l., is The duy for
Inc observance In uct"i!ei. 1913, Representa-.
tive Moore. of rcnn*I wanna. the father OF eight
"hilacn. introduced In til" tIoiise OF Repre-
SrnfntiN"s RESOLUTIONS designating June ns
MA tI,r'., DIV
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-10-23
ROlilIliillins
Prizes
Don't Drop

h.i h:tnGs. M,
the allies hYv'
;uniiY in tn" 4
has 50 Tor bee
combinations.
later tiat the
"u.i,Si.incrS In
Ing Tran*y ivan
first. ard the
ana euuip the
for the great
came !atO IN"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-10-23

NJ, Co.,, ','' "t." -tHfWFTN'
IhSt What Il iiuniuu fs--Eindly tell me lust
Wha' bunion Is and what causes II. { have
hia no foot trouble all my life. but lately. wear
,"E tt'the' pointed. perhaps tric short shoes
notice swelling Of the urea1 Toe tuint
.Answei---fou have said H. Pointed out
turned toes cause bunions. Hcccnt styles in
."aies footwear have been boon tho
nopeuic surgeon y bunion IL partly dig
iocatcd great toe Joint.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-10-23
Vic Effort Counts Most.

L lNE was the achievement of the Bap-
fists OF Richmond in raising more than
the sum they set out Ia raise the eifor, and
the cooperation which made it possible mean
far more. now and in the future. than the
mere assembling OF money. matter for
how high Il purpose The wisest and most
farseeng men know that the strength OF any
church lies in its desire TO do, rather than
i'll its ambition TO grow. And when body
OF churchmeu can put so much OF faith and
zeal in any movement as the Richmond Bap-
lists put into their campaign. tho foundation
on their church is secure against all the
powers OF darkness.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-10-23

M!S. y. G---rhc name Svonnc Is proi.u,nced
as II 1t we're spelled E-von. :,ccen; on the
second syllable. ironne is French. and l.: taken
iron tho anchor, German. H. meaning is
archer. ~
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-10-23
Bryan fur Wilson

Bryan fur Wilson
tL0WE\ER unsound may have been sumu
1 1 of the theories of government held bv
William Jennings Bryan and however mis-
taken may have been his conception OF this
countrys duty and proper course mt the time
ot the submarine crisis no man has seriously
questioned his sincerity or doubted his de-
sire 10 advance the interest OF this country
ana tie welfare OF humanity. Even when
he resigned from the Cabinet. in June 1919
though his action provoked storm OF re-
sentiment at The time, calmcr thought soon
recognized that his course WAS based on Ger
tain conscientious scruplcs which to him
were very real.
II Is this quality OF sincerity that has
enabled Mr. bryan to retain his firm hold on
50 great number of Americans. II is no,
his oratory. or. in later years. his paciiism
that makes his following: ii is the profound
conviction he has inspired in his integrity
OF purpose. That his departures from Ger
tain tenets have injured his party has no,
weakened his personal influence: on The con
trary. these party heresies have strengthened
confidence in his Independence
Therefore. Mr.. Brynn's warm advocacy OF
the Wilson cause is convincing proof OF his
belief in tho justice and inherent right;fesr
OF that cause No suggestion OF future hcnc-
tits or party favors. such as attaches to RooS,-
vclts supper, OF Hughes, could he enter
tanned III connection with his Endorsement OF
Wilson and The administrations. policies lie
IL supporting wilson because he knows what
ne mas done and because he has faith in
what he will do And tho thousands Of voters
who look 10 him for guidance will he for
tilted in their OWE faith in the prcsidcn, by
ms ringing approval OF his course.
In J0hnstOwn the other day. after rnumc-
rating eleven great pieces Of legislation which
he credited 10 Wilson. Mr. Bryan said: III
INC president never did anything else right.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-10-23

i<ipling says The British were the hounds
and the Germans the fox in the North Sea
battle. Maybe but the fox bit ii lot OF hounds
before il Went to earth in tho Eicl Canal
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-10-23
1 SitICl1pl,t.

ihr woman married him IL rcturfm hin ard
thch. Nhcn he was thoroughly reformed she
left him because he w:.s SO hopclcssly s,uuJ
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-10-23
OF GNuHe,

speaking u; GOOD men. know :, gentleman
"h" never secs 81 fault, speaks i'll of any one
or listens To gossip
Huh. Who is this blind dcuf-,i,utc?"
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Queries and Answers
Announcement.
Pronunciation OF ,,,,,,,,.

At WhHl II lie l'rUpOseti HIto Tur th. ms,
office appraised" EpMI'NI, E,,S.r,iEic
$@1o.Upo.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-10-23
The rr>>in,ist Sn,S,

|oih" men believe nothing they hear and some
l'"ii"v" Hughes il going to I've elected President.
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