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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-02-10
weitingbouie mfg. 60. 100000

UUU.
Dtes f9lieBt sic rieiigen 2ieferun'
gen bon gbrapnels feitens Der MQiS'
Gbalmers Mfg. 60. uno bon @rloiip'
itoffen ieitens Der Dl &ont @opoer
60, iotpie 11ngebeure 2ieferungem on
6erer Sirmen nidt Elm.
@atirli9 tp1lr6ert Mil1ionenbermo'
gen an Dem Mor6geidaft beroient,
6enm sic @ertbpapiere itiegem I'm
$432, O55, 800 I'M @ertbe.
Serner iagt Ser &err Senator in
ieiner &ebe gege1t 6en Munitions-
i9a9er:
rgs mag fem, baB 6ieies 2an6 EN-
mal ge5tpnngen mer6en miro, &rieg
gu fibren. Damn aber 6arf linn ra1r
bie r11bige leioeni@oftsloie 1n6 pa=
triotiibe Mbii@t at @run6e liegm,
uniere Qualification, 1tniere @imi@=
t11ngen un6 nnfere @bre 5u bertbei-
6igen, 1od6em bierfir fem on6erer
@eg mebr often lift. @ieneidt mur6e
nidt ie6e Berfon nr6 ie6e 5irma,
melde aus einem &rieg Hrofite
modt, einen &rteg or5etteln tpollen,
obr i6 beba1pte, 6aB folde @erionen
un6 Sirmen ntdt sic maBgebenoen
Mihter itn6 uber Meinunqsberidie<
6enbetten> sic gum betpaffneten &on+
flift fiibren f0nner. So man 6ieie
9eute ni9t aus Ser &epublif ent-
fernen fam, 10 fouten iie bon BEN @e-
merben entfernt mer6en, bie ibr
&riegsintereiie peden. Die &egie=
rl1tg m11B perbin6ern, 6oB irgen6 Ell.
ne 8erion ODER irgen6 cine Tirma
Brofit aus Dem &riege 5iebt."
n@as mir gerobe iett brouden, lit
cine @ie6ertaufe 6es Mmerifants-
mus. 2aBt nnS itol5 fem m1f uniere
@ergangenbeit mn6 bertrauenspon
beaigIi9 unierer 3ufunft. Gmerifa-
11ismus lit Ser @eiit, bereit gu fem,
fir bqs 2an6 31 leben un6 bereit,
.bafur 51 iterben. penn es feit muB.
'aber nb fit nrei1e Nerfon neife es
5nriif, ooB ser 8egriff Nmeritanis-
mus o1sgelegt nn6 feitgeIegt miro
bon Minion1r Mnnitionsfabrifm<
ten, Moflern, 8onfiers un6 ibren
&eIfern sic ole an 6en bl11tbefledten
8rofiten ibren Mntbeil baben. @us
lit in 6ieiem fritifden 8eitpunH Die
&oItung ser Munitionsfabrifanten?
tpeit id meiB, boben tie obne ieoe
&usnobme ie6es berfiigbare Mittel
ongetpanM, sic offentlide Meinung
gu beeinfIui1en, Inn cine r&riegsbe-
5u er3teler, 6ieies 9ano in
Elm betpoffnetes 2ager bertpan6eln
nno allen gbrgei5 ert06ten muBte,
o1Ber Dem @breei5, sic gar8e 8elt
@affengetpult at nnterio4en."
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-02-10
G6te Memtralitdt.

elmer ser Manner, 6ie 5ur5eit IN
BEN 8%or6ergrun6 treten, 1T &enrp 9.
gltabroof, elm Seem Dorfer Mnmolt,
ser 1896 in feiner &e6e anf Der
republ;foniiden Decentralization
Der oenftpiroigen 8rdlioenti4afts-
fompagne ienes Sobres 3iel uno @id-
flung sob. nnobIaiiig lit er feitber
benz @onge Der greigniiie gefolgt nro
hat in @ort uno s4rift auf Die &C.
6ontenridtung un6 Dos politifde @r-
fenner ieiner Mitbirger %eingemirtt.
9oB man feinen Mamen untef 6ielen
umltanbsn ols einer Der &anbi6oten
fir bic Observation-Disclosures
11ennt, lift n1r extraordinarily. 8ie
er ii6 gu ser GILES uberidottenoen
1roae Der edten Neutralitat 6teies
2onbes 5tcat, bot er in elmer @eoe Dor
Sen pereinigten 4lubs Der N6per-
tiiina-M6nner ser @elt in @bicogo
ami 81. Stunt 1915 tIor unb beutlid
ouseeiprod,en. Serr eitabroof foet
90: Sd babe n11r oos beraliflte
Mitqefibl uno briioerlide 3unei>
q,1na 3u mnferer1 Mitburgcrn bout.
{dcr M%bitammung, oeren Stclnrg IN
1icfer Strife ourb nidts, mas lie &C.
tban boben, iemols 5peifelbott ge-
tporoen lit, tpcnr ii@ aud Nnoere
febr bemiibt baben, eS 10 erid'eirrer1
81, Ioiien. - gs lit meine ebrlide
Mniitt, ooB es fein geiinoeres nno
fcin 1onolcrcs 8lut eibt> bos in
mcn'flid'en Mbcrn ODER in bene1 beg
amcrifaniidcn 2ebens flicet, als
1os, mcldes in ben &eracn Dcricni.
qcr p%ulicrt, bic Geutidlanb ihr ga
tcrlonb renncr.. ODER bas bc,,tfde
Golf has ihrer @orfohren. Dicic I'm.
fcre Mitbiirocr bnbcn 'aur1 oller0rob'
ten FhciI Icntidllnnos Scite ac0er'
sic icincr Tcinoe crgriifcn. Miiroc
irocno Scmono bon Shncn anbcrs
qchonscIt bobcn, trdrcn Sic an ibrcr
@tcne? ~ Gs mar Gin M%ncrifoncr,
ser gum erftcnmale erfldrte: @edt
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-02-10
Mn Der @eHfront.

SpC ACRIC1L ~SubJAtuJ%SN 00t*s
&riegSidamplabe in Glan6err laiien
cine gr0Bere Ebdtigfeit Der 6eut6en
Srnppcn ertennen. 9as &eran5te-
fen GROCER @eritarfungen gegen BEN
linfert GliigeI ser MIiierten ldbt 6a-
rouf idlieBen, 6oB ein Mngriff beob=
.iidtigt lit, melder ii@ gegen sic eng
li1den @tennngen ridtet. l1eber sic
Mbii9ten ser 6eutiden SeereSlettung
liegen ratiirli9 feinerlei @noeutnn-
gen Dor. Ste biiut iid betanntli@
NIT @orliebe in neutrality-suspicious.
Sdmeigen un6 iiberlaBt es germ BEN
Manlbeloen ser Mliierten, Ser @elt
at %bertun6en, nos fie tbltn mer6en
- foboIo sic 3eit fommt.
Sc bot uriprungli@ pob1 fa1m IN
ser Mbiidt Ser 6eutiden Seeres1ei-
tung geleeen, fdon iebt cine gor-
mdrtsbetpegung NIT groBen Maiien
au n%nternebmen. Gin Seitbnlten Der
bisbertgm 8oiitionen erffdien Bis lett
poufommen g%eniigen6, unb baB 6ieie
@oiitionen nit BEN p%orbnnbetten
Srnppen gebolten ner6em fornten,
bot Ser lekte miBgIudte Mngriff Der
Mniierten fIur bemieien.
sc lit on9 nod f~einespegs ii6er,
6uB sic Deuti9en einen Da1rdbru@s=
periud in ser &idtung ouf Calais
unterncbmen tper6en, obglei@ 6ie
@eritdrfung Tires redten 6lngels
Dies tpabrfdeinli4 erfdeinen labt.
Mber menn sic berti6e @eeresleitung
aus ser bisber beobodteten Defeniipe
berau55utreter iih entfhloiien bot, 10
tpir6 man ols @rnn6 6afiir sic Mn=
mbme bes &onifriptions- @cietes in
@nglon6 betrodten miiifen.
Sos @eieb uber sic @ebrpflidt
ser Observation-Disclosures tritt am 10. Sc
brnor in england in @raft. 9a6ur4
miro ser engliiden Mrmee elm gro
berer 8utpods gegeben, mel@er biz
gum mai n%otb6Irfttg auSgebil6et
uno nod Dem tpeftliden &riegsfdau<
plot gerporfen per6en fam.
Sc fommen fir 6te 6euti6e
&eeresleitung nun 5pei @unfte in
8etrumt, meIhe iie perunIaiien f6r-
men, ;6on iebt eiren entfdei6mben
Sdlog at beriuden. ginmal I'M Die
in 8lonbern iteben6en engliiden
Ernppen enti6ei6en6 gu fdIagen, ebe
iic sic jebt in Nusiid geitenten Ser
ltdrfunger beran3ieben fonnen, un6
.atpeitens, I'M Ben 6irefter1 @eg fiber
Iiinfirde11 un6 @olais nod Tranf<
reid ait fperren uno ba6urh ben
TRANSPORT cnglifder 8eritdrfungen
nod 1ranfreih 51 eridtpcrcn.
Man miro iid a11f oeutifcr Seite
nidt p%crbcbIer, 6ob Gin FOLDER l11rd-
br,,dsperiuh NIT idtperen Opfcrn
perbun6en icin miro. Mbcr Die bel1t.
ide &eeres1citung miro nidt angern,
6iefe Opfer 5u bringen, fobal6 iid
@erbG[tniife ergeben, melde Tie our
Motbmenoigfett MAIDEN.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-02-10
@ir mouen f1retbem.

sdreib, bentides Bolt, ins Bud ber
@eltgeididte
Sir ale 3eiten bies NIT beine1t Slut:
11ns tuar Der &f uur Elm Symbol
i'm 2idte,
1tn6 9er5 nnb @anb iuar rein, tuar
tre1t, mar gut.
@ir gingen einiam burd ben 2agen.
,palb
11nb lernten idmei8erb, mas auf st.
ben galt,
1tn6 gla11bten bod an berrlideS @oQ-
bringeu,
@ir bebten ME 11n 1tnlerer 3,tfmnft
Cos,
unb Mdrden iollen einit nod bon
11rs ftngeu,
@ie mir I'M 2ei6eu nnb int Siegen
grpk.
bettides .&olf, an beiner
Teinbe Sdaarem
SIR ale Soften bieS nit beinem
G6mert:
gSiir merbeu 11nire be1tf6e Grbe uab-
rem,
nmb tuent sic @elt babel in Stade
flint.
Sod - lit audi bl1ttig 1tnirer &linge
Gdrift,
@iir ui1en 1tnire Seele frei BON Gift.
8er 10 uie mir fit ieiner Gterne
&einbeit,
Sir ieinen @utt unb ieinen 9immel
ftdt,
Sen itreift ridt 1tebr bes @aFenbolfs
@emeinbeit, j.
Tub emer @ott - bas 1T Der 1tnire
1i6t.
@dreib, bentides &olf, tief tief IN
bein @eb6dtnik
9ie Mamem a1er, sic ibr 8I1tt Der.
ipribt,
1tn6. FIT Meonet Bits,1as& u1saaddbtt
1if,
0as aus ben @rGbern IN sic 3nfnnft
blubt.
1tmb fr1blid lebre ei1ent ie6e1 Sinh
Breunbe Ma1ne1, bic 10 ,uenig
finb,
lebren >uir ben. anbern 6e1ttide
Site,
9ie 1tnier @olf imt tiefitem &erne
seigt:
9as be1ttide Soft, at ftol5 elmer 8itte,
fat iid gern in freiem 9anf ge-
11eigt.
1tnb poQen idreibe11 bud es in sic
Gterl1e
1tnb ale iolleu es bort lendjten iebn:
8ir bleibcn be1tid unb merben 9e1t.
1de bletbert
l1nb MIR nit 1tnieren sternen inter-
gebn.
Bir fenmer 1anire idmere, betl'ge
&flidt:
@elt lit b1nfel, nnb es ,uer6e
2idt!
ltnb bieieg @Iambens ielises @erbei.
fen:
9ak bentides Beie,t erit au1 Sage
enbet,
Da @ott iid neiat nnb fpridt: rGs
1T bul(enbet!"
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-02-10
Gin ,tarnbaftes Sort hat SC,

Gin ntannhaftes @ort hat 6er
Yraii6cnt bes Npr6oitliden Songcr-
.bun0es Manor Gnrl 2enb aus Nem.
.urf auf Scr @unbestnQung in 8alti-
more gcfprodcn, ols or iaate:
..Me @Imt unb mcincr1 eincn
9(rm bobc i'd fit bic Grhalt,,ng Der
Gtcrne uno gtrcifen 0eopfert t,
oils Sic TomiIie @ilion bic Ghrc uno
Sic Griitens bicics 9onbcs nit ben
onocrcn Mcbcncn 6cs Siibcns bcnrob.
te. snG id mid, .bor,,m ais Scr.
r6therb initcncn %loiicn?" go 1T cs
rcdt. Simmer fcite bruif!
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-07-23

Miss l., t'-I'lcsiden, Wilson made il clear
that while The United states could not Condi-
lion recognition upon tho giving Of amnesty
or the settlement az other questions OF q strict
ly internal nature. satisfactory assurances on
these and other subjects had been received from
the Carranza government. These guarantees
follows First Foreigners will he pro-
tccted in their lives and property. Second
Tho tarranZa government assumes fun reSpou-
sibility for claims growing out OF the reHoiu-
ton and will adjust them cGutably by means
Of International commissions Foreign claims
against Mexico total about Sl25,0hoooo. Third.
No viii suffer in his life and property on
Of religious beliefs; all priests and
nuns who hav" 10" taken part in Mexican poll
tics will he permitted to return and viii he
prot ted. provided they do participate in
politics and obey the Mexican laws governing
the separation of church and state. Fourth
A decree Of amnesty is In prepare ton which
will enable all elements, irrespective Of politi-
cal affiliations heretofore. TO return to Mexico,
with the exception of those guilty OF compli-
city in tho plot to kill Madcro and Suarcz or
charged with civil crimes ). few political
leaders who hitherto have opposed the Car,
rama government will not he permitted until
tho government is firmly established. and then
only If they will pledge allegiance to it,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-07-23
The Voice Of the People
Thanks to Richmond.

To the Editor OF The Times Dispatch:
Sir,--Iicforc departing from this ancient and
historical city. | feel that | should like TO pub-
icly thank the officers and stan OF the Nir
Sinia Hospital their great kindness in saw
ing the life OF dear wife. realize that It
is entirely owing TO tho skill and attention rem
dercd my wife At this institutton--one OF the
finest OF its kind-that am able To talk. her
to her home far across the sea. No hospital
in the world could have done more, nor sur
pass the treatment she received during her
lonG stay in this institution. Also must we
acknowledge tho part played by the Travellers
Aid Society. 1t certainly deserves the high
dcbtcd to the people OF Richmond and the rail
way officials al the Byrd Street Station for do
ing all in their power to assist have
read anG heard OF the hospita lily of the people
OF Virginia. and from personal experience I can
now readily youch for it, To Richmond and
tho Virginia Hospital we wish every prosperity
II. X. DEMpSTER.
Rich momd. IMlN 90.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-07-23
sunday Laws Enforccment.

To Tho Editor of The Times Dispatch:
Sir.--f have becn a pha mum her
Of years. and Y has always seemed to that
druggists should he In the lead in the ma tier
OF strict obedience To law. When illness over
takes YOU and YOU have trust your health
and possibly your life TO others. first the pEy-
stefan and then the druggist, you would prob
ably give the preference in both cases. ability
bcinS equal. TO men whom YOU knew be up
right and w-abiding. have therefore been
some what Inundated, in the course OF the re
cent efforts to enforce the Sunday law to no
nee hat some drucE ists-fortunately few
have been arrested for trying evade or defy
Tho law They have been bracketed in the 70
lice Court with Greeks and Syrians whose ic =
n"rance Of even tho English language would
'ndicatc That they were TO some excus-
abel Rui TN" climax is reached when ii,lr q
decides that The sale of soda fountain drinks
is permissible SUNDAY when they contain
cancin OF lime Juice, Should a man tell me on
SUNDAY that limeadc was necessary for him
because o. ITS !ime-jutcc content, should toll
him that he belonged either in a n ASYLUM, To-,
Inc feeble minded in the Ananias club
AW-ARl DING DECGt;IST
Farmvi!le. Va. July 81
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-07-23

l,n
have discarded only those heaven " is ,heir
he DAILY independents Office yesterday was
r resn@rs snsgr,.srs friends All PAVING their
pay NOR subscriptions"
Here + SUGGESTION for Colonel A. H. will
l Inn :, cones from the Big Stone Gap POST
IA ,i,n I, Sp%rt for father: sitting in the
N"S'c" II no yer" only twenty years Younger"
The ,I+loderi"hshnrs Star says: The pomi,,-
i ,"m "i t@nr r"ssman Hay for position on the
%r his seat wcn We'll hreatens ' i" lie bn nGnr
sln ~ Me1'n,r. Then may heaven help the
=, . ,,, sag" Of The Newport News Press opens
n .%, h"ipdaLn Of ia" neat. We have - consed,
here in MS favored section" we 10 hs avs h IND ho
n ,S :" '"inprr il and make sleep deirh,fnl
y,aisi,,, f.iry safe wager" says the Norfolk
on IN s"acoasl she wouid he rcpor, i"a lea
,hom.n,d4 q " l,'1 eating sharks in schools Of
N% %lf T'r,S ann work late every day to beat
,,.. In% o",iimr out Of The militia" says the
ION for lot of young men ana alsn fmr e. sn on
h' are not quito rhe previous D in s1me
in"riim", can il vacation II YOU want. but the
n"|S WI hardly agree with YOU Wv
Judging from recent letters received fro,,
"1i solder tnya on the border" says the Siam
'"n N"wT, the stanton girls thcv lcft he
hlnh need fear no rivalry from Mexican sources
one Sohi"r LAD being so ungalant as to dc :
Hiihe tho Scnor!tas bare foot cd and dirt
similar report. come from all OF tho boys
rms Interesting item comes from the cdi
,niltl column Of the Newport News Press.
Fcilr" citizens. shake hands with Private
Can G Campbell. OF the Hampton Battery, lie
ncsHrvrs medal and the highest esteem OF
hir ieio~h. The man who would drop his
business md travel all the way from Egypt
q n MIN Vi
and truly We salute him He is worthy OF
hi- command 80 "
The FhrmNilc correspondent OF tho Appo-
mait"S 1inrs- Eirsinian relates his personal Ok
Dsrtncc follows: II wish had kcni ,c
count Of tho number Of flies r have kiIleT ,hjs
He'soh Thousands know, and yet somc one
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-07-23
shakespeare Day by Day.

For the victim of Cupds wiles:
oh now thls spring of love resemhcth
inc uncertain glory of an April day.
winch now shows all the beauty Of the sun
And by and by a cloud takes all away"
Two Gentlemen of Verona i. 3.
For the bearer OF false Witness One that
lies three thirds and known truth to mas,
thousand nothinGs with should he once heard
and thrice heaten."-Alrs We'll That Ends
Well, ii. 3
For the unsanly:
IN nature there's bcmish hut tho mind:
None can be called dcformcd but the unkind
virtue is beauty. but tho bcauteous evil
AEe empty trunks ocrfourishd by the devil
Twelfth Night, ill., L.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-07-23
Hurting the National Guard

NJ o real friend Of the National Guard will
take any part in or have any svmpaihv
with the effort 10 obtain The guards release
from army service When the question NJ
army reorganization was being acitatod i'm
Congress the enemies OF the ,itizcn soldiers
contended venomously that they could mo, h.
expended on in time OF trouble or danger
ne current agitation furnishes tho ONLY real
support OF this charge that the circumstances
attending the Presidents cali 10 the colors has
supplied
II IS true, unQuestiomably. tina, the Mexican
SKIES are brighter and that there are fair
chances ~ peaceful settlement hu, the skies
ma! darkcn again The danger is not past
ne troops on the border and in cams of
hohihza'ion arc serving their country we'll
ihey are fitting themselves for real war If
that dreadful need should arise They arc
not wasting their time
oi course, the monotony Of camp life does
Cypress them bur they should bear that
burden with cQuanmity They resented the
propose! to supplant them with another force
as the second line OF The coun,rv's defense
ana they should he willing TO prove their
resentment was justified BOT until the con
Icrchc" with Carranza has been concluded TO
me satisfaction OF this nation ought there
/" he any talk Of demohlizing the National
Guard Decentralization now would he in
sensato folly
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-07-23
SEEN ON THE SIDE
Effort Counts,

The man who tries with stralning eyes
TO find the path of duty
May miss il quite, both day and night.
And yet there is some beauty
In what he seeks to do:
For though he fail to lind the Grail
Or any other treasure
though fame's not won. he knows he done
WHAT'S right in fullest measure
SO peace this man will WOO
But who docs not. when i'll luck.s rot
Us clutch on sope poor devil.
reel for the plight OF this sad wight,
DRAGGED to misfortune's level
And help him to his feet
VIII md the sold he's tolled to hold
tohfers no earthly blessing:
Though rich as wax, he learns he lacks
Some JOY that keeps him guessing.
Howe'er he may entrcat
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-07-23
A ShadOvlcss Light.

one Of the latest improvements IN
hospitai equipment is the invention of
shadowicss light for the operating
table This has been secured by a
fixture containing eight electric light,
placed so that their rays meet at an
angle Of 40 degrees. This makes bet
ter vision possible in the examination
of wounds and also eliminates the nos.
slbilitN OF delicate operation being
hindcrcd by the shadows OF the sur
Seoh hahda as Is frequently the case
with lights ordinarily placed. 1t ia
claimed that the shadowlcss light
might lessen the number of accidents
III many industrial establishments.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-07-23

cade." which works itself. in manned OF
speaking. SO far appears from the A.
ports. the man had nothing to do with his
arcade on Sunday at all. but the public
stepped up and dropped its pennies in the
slots. Wherefore the man was held guilty Of
viola ing the Sundayobscrvance law. Yet
the statute provides only Tor the punishment
Of person who may con Sabbath day. be
foua6 laboring at any trade calling" or
who may employ his apprentices ser
wants in labor or other business, except in
household or other work of necessity or
charity.
No evidence is reported as having been ad-
duced TO show that tho man himself or any
apprentice or servant lahored at any trade
or calling. The simplest explanation would
seem TO be that the jury considered his slot
machines were his mechanical servants and
money makers.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-07-23
Senate Is i'm the Right

I NDER the terms of the Senate navy ap-
~ preparation bill passed finally with but
eight dissenting votes and now in conference
there is provided a three-year building pro-
gram such as meets the country's need. The
bill carries nearly S46.O0O.OOO more appro-
prlatlons than the House measure. and in it's
comprehensive regard for adequate naval
prepa redness is far more satisfactory
The House bill provided for five battle
cruisers and no Dreadnoughts. while the Sen
ate provision is for eight capital ships. equally
divided between the two types. When the
House passed its measure The Times Dispatc
expressed the hope the Senate would add bat
! ileships to the program, and this has been
done. In addition there are substantial en-
larscments of the appropriations for scout
cruisers. destroyers. submarines and auxiliary
naval vessels.
We are fearful the Senate provisions must
he taken as the maximum Of possible con
cressional action. and tina, the proba biity is
there Will be some reductions in the program
made in conference. This would be regret
table. No one in this country pines for in
creased burdens Of taxation. hut all we could
spend on the navy would amount 10 moth
ing practically when compared with enforced
expenditures in the first few months of
real war
In the aftermath OF the European conflict
1t rs of the largest consequence that the United
States should he ready 10 uphold it's rights
and to maintain those doctrines which il re-
CARDS as essential to the perpetuity Of free
institutions OF this continent. We may be-
iieve as strongly please that this ter
rible war will be the last in which civilized
nations will engage. and yet must admit the
posslbility-iho proha blity. even-thai our
views Will prove mistaken. 4 great navy is
an insurance policy cannot afford TO 10,
lapse
In this emergency i, is very proper
that the Senate and House confcrces
should hear The voice OF the country
The former should he encourae ed 10
stand firm, and the latter should he
bcsought 10 yield TO their colleagues Organi-
cations and individuals ought to press their
insisience for the adoption of the larger pro-
gram. The days on which the confcrecs meet
may be critical in the history OF America
The United States must have a navy second
only TO that OF Great Britain. Our long coast
line makes this imperative. The Atlantic. Pa
cic and Gulf coasts, the Panama Canal Porto
Rico and Hawaii All must be defended In
TIME OF war we should have 10 provide conyOvS
Tor the ira nspors that will remove our troops
ana our citizens from the Phiiippincs--for it
is TO he assumed that no real effort will he
made 10 hold those islands
In any view OF the case a strong navy &c
vital 1t is defensive. not an aggressive
agency II menaceS nobody. hut it may pre-
serve our independence or our greatness The
country wants it. and Congress should heed
the country's appeal
JUDGMENT in the case Of the American
trooper who shot the Mexican musician
should he withheld until We know what tho
Mexican was playing on If IL was a ha
the soldier is not guilty.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-07-23
Don't Forget the Ice Fund

THERE has been in the last day or two
decided falling off in the amount of
subscriptions 10 the ice fund, but there has
been no CORES ponding decrease in the need
of the recipients Of this charity The rain of
Friday night and yesterday brought some re-
lief, but in the homes Of the poor. where
illness and suffering make the heated term
an amending horror. there is slight better
ment. The Ice Mission is aboring Under the
handicap Of inadequate resources. ii II is
TO attain its fun usefulness those who have
much and those who have little must aid
those who have nothing. The Times Dispatch
will acknowledge gratefully all contributions
sent in its care.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-07-23

Mike illligan entered a police Office and init
mated That some abominabl bic thief had stolen hi q
watch 1t was va uable watch, but more tina n
mat. II had been given TO Michael by his father
"AcN III county Clare. lie told very stirring
story about his loss. The officer al the desk wa q
very much impressed by tho recital
WI leave no stone uuturned find your
watch. MIR. Gtllican." he said
Thank ye, sir" said Mike 1T was 0ne
watch" And Mr.. Gilliran went home and then
found his watch. II had siiprod from, hcne,,b
the pillow and in way landed bencath
IN" sheets II" hurried back 10 the police oficc r
!" report me TACT and save the police further
'ronnit' On the way he across gang
OF Ia bor"rs tearing w tho road 70: sewer vur
POSES.
Hi. boys called Mike leave them STONE.
atone hohi turn any more; I've found M.
Match ,'hicas" News