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Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1916-11-08
MEMS UNDERWEAR

sist upon your rights while you your
self doubt that you have any. Hold
firmly the conviction that you pos
sess the qualities requisite for sue
cess. Never allow yourself to be q
traitor to your own cause by under
mining your self-confidence.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1916-11-08
A Kansas Widows Card of Thanks.

In her card of thanks" Miami
county (Kas.) widow, after thank
in9 everybody else, concluded: 81
also thank the band for its consol-
ing music and Mrs. Averling, the
milliner, who furnished me such be-
coming mourning. My dear hus-
bands farm is for sale as soon rs
proper legal steps can be taken, and
will be sold at bargain. oh, death,
thou art terrible.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1916-11-08
The Way to Listen,

Did you ever listen to a play with
your eyes shut? she went on, aggra-
vatingly, having maintained an in
cessant chatter since the rise of the
curtain.
No, he replied softly, but 1 have
tried listening with my mouth shut.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1916-11-08

Try Our Want Column.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-30
News of Fifty Years Ago
,trom The RICHMOND Dispatch. March 80. 1860

! negro named Rogers and United states
into heht at the corner of Cary and seventh
back nerro soi the bes, Of tn" sS
the police appeared the negro made no attempt
Two we, police officers being STRAIGHT after him
materially in the cap,ure The arrested S's sou
der, who was turned over to the military au
he termed the base inFratitude'' of the negroes
who aided in his arrest
mond. was arrested in Baltimore day before
on an ndicimen charsin g him rS M,h tG peason
be'nS t. taken before military court. motion
role exempted him from PERSECUTION was over
ruled and he gave bond in the sum of 10000
Tor his appearance later
fher nef" were las heayE lros,E All Nirsma
feared that all of tho peaches :,pricots. pears
ara cherries have been killed. Sui, there is
to wiiiiully commit cholera, 's''''''''"
W"odh , & Parnm. Governor street, tho
an. making spcya offers on Grettans Reports
County vas ned At. Chatham the past Week,
II tons passed expressed the LOYALTY of the peo
PIE PIE; and heartily Endorsed President Johmson's
The Secretary OF tho Treasury yesterday sent
;h comimm n,,,T to CONGRESS recommending
swamp Canal Co. as the government owns two
r. tie PROMPT repar s" Of Il w@T %
necessary for repair work is estimated to be
The Washington CORE pondcnt Of the New
York News asserts on what he claims to be in
disputable evidence, that General Thomas a
late as AUGUST. 1851. suffered his friends APP
ply to President Davis, Of the Southern Con-
ieGeracy for commissions in the Confederate
army; and as late as July OF that Endorsed
one OF these applications with his own sigma
lure Icrhaps that July date after the
Battle of Manassas.
Hon James Brooks of New York. whose seat
IN Congress was contested has lost that
ON :; "technica!ty.' the same being principally
because he was a Democrat.
Patriotic women OF Memphis Tenn have pre-
sccnied 10 Mrs Sionewall Jackson painting
q rfi 81
and said 20 Toe the most perfect likeness vet
made OF the distinguished Southern tighter.
Right Reverend J. Johns. u. ID. Bishop Of the
Diocese OF Virginia, administered the rite OF
continuation 20 Il large class the Church o
the Ascension in Baltimore las; Sunday
II is reported that an earthquake In California
this week did more Man $1,000. 600 Of damage in
the city OF san Francisco.
General G. w. Smith. ma jor- general II, the
Confcdeiat" army and well remembered i'm Rich
rond, has been appointed superintendent Of the
Chattanooga Rolling Mills.
The death OF senator Foot. OF Vermont which
occurred in Washington night before last. was
announced in both houses OF CONGRESS
day morning, and both houses n once adjourned
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-30
scrlptnrc DIRECTS Wine Tor sncrnment.

To the Editor OF The Times Dispatch:
Sir,-In your Voice OF the People column. Mr..
tho time OF Savior is supposed by many
scholars To have been unfcrnentcd fruit juice"
she writer knows of no such scholars. The
l,Nicogra pliers, usage and tho science of chem
but the Scriptures themselves settle All contro-
Vcrsy, for told by those verscd in the
original tongues. from which the English YER
sion of the Bible is translated. that the word
the last supper is the word used in the
old Testament to designate the wine tina; Noah
drank too freely Of. The first miracle wrought
by Christ to demonstrate his power the Son
into wine Was this wrong? Was II n crime?
II Paul who said "lf eating nea; cause
my brother to offend Will eat meat while
The world stands II was Paul also who wrote
take a little wine mot grape juice. for thy
stonaCh'S sake and thine Oft in1r,uitics' Nr
Hannah he hopCS he is Christian and
hope 81" too in spirit of apparent efforts
Chris, ordained it. The precepts and cx-
ample of Christ law with Christians Ills
command is FOLLOW thoi! Me" Paul nds
Temperance in all things Are Christian peo-
rauting fanatics to bring rcproach upon the
good Of true temperance by attcuntinf,
20 change the ordinances of God" virginia
needs star chamber league dictate to hcr
reeds commissioner {" usurp the powers Of
the Governor of the State. whose duty under
the Constitution Is to SEQ that her laws are
executed DO not and will not believe tia,
and taNdodgnG pcriurors To such an oXtont
that they require to bc put in tho straiti;crnt
Of self-constitutcd dictators OF morals 10 moi
use whisky and have had mono in my house FOR
years. even as medicine.
ARMISTEAD RtRwEII
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-30

lid was put on. The interncd Germans
are now literally informed.
VIII foreign ships come here ono
gay IN quest OF victory over us. as
those came here for refuge? For moro
than three hundred yenrs there has
been fort al old Point Comfort In
anticipation, II not in expectation, OF
that very thing. what the first rude
paiisade fort WAS like we know onlv
from history. what the for, of to-
Gay is like y" can only guess We
are not permitted to see IT, Bu, az,
are welcomed to the Fortress Monro.
OF ciNil war dars and even to It's near
est patier!e. OF modern guns
Souvenir OF Enrly rrepnrcdness
nc walls OF the old Fortress date
from the carly part Of the nineteenth
c'nt 'ry--a souvenir OF that prepurcd-
ness that came after the War OF 1870
ana after tho burning OF Washington
the old walls. the moat, the saliy-ports
all nave a rayor OF the middle ar.s
ana are entirely worthless for modp,.
warfare, but they make an e::ceUcr,
b'ckrEoHnd FOR Il considerable cuas,
artillery post. Aud the old Fortress
IS h' FIRST aid TO NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Of army mon and maids or OF old point
soiuuruers. Grey walls dccD moat
i've oaks uniforms most romantic
combination.
ship loads of munitions and mules
outward bound for the war zone. Ger
man raiders dashpg tn to refuge from
the eneny Just outside the virgiur,
capos-th'se th.ues connect Hampton
Roads with tho great world war of to.
day
But without tina, there is history
here Here came chat gallant company
Of i.ns!ishmen who founded the colony
OF Jamestown. few miles mp tn"
river. and laid ;he foundation for The
great republic Here was tin first To-.
islative nssemhlaEe, the hrs, free pu1.
lie school, tn" first church the nrs,
Of all the essential things that uog
mako up the United States Of Americs.
History. however. Is for tho visitor.
The people who are living around these
PARTS just now arc too busy to think
about the past There arc ships To
build, mules 20 feed ana coal to handle.
Tho fun dinner pail IS much in ev!-
dcnce.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-30
Not Significant i'm Itself

CAPTURE by British troops Of several hun
y, dred yards of German trenches in front
>uf 81. Elo is not 10 he regarded. in itself as
particularly significant. whether the occupied
ground extended 100 yards, admitted by
Berlin. or 500, claimed by the British Of
fetal report. For while the actual occupation
was accomplished by storming. il is conceded
that the charge Was preceded by extensive
mine explosions
This feat, then, means only that the British
succeeded i'll tunncline from their own
trenches to Il point beneath those OF the Ger
mans and i'll setting off mines that practically
demolished the German dcfcnscs The
listeners, told off in both armies. failed in this
case to hear the operations of the sappers
and counterminng. which would have baked
the British effort. was not resortcd to. This
particular advance is TO be taken rs little
more than AN incidental engineering success
ilIe report Of the recall of Won Hueow to
\ .ti' the place OF Bethmann iloiweg recalls
~, Iact rha, the Kaiser has q ioudncss for
dropping the pilot"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-30
SEEN ON THE SIDE
Speaking of Kids.

Yes. know kids cause vcxations-
sure they do:
And they miss our expectations
Quite few:
They've been known to bring detection.
And they don't attain perfection
But do YOU?
They aren't saints--of course. know il
Very we'll:
When they've played in mud they show it
Faces tell.
Ihey are foes to peace and quiet,
For they much prefer to riot.
Whoop and yell
Tho sometimes WELD tho shngIe
From the shelf,
Just could not spare Il single
Little elf:
They are bad. but they are merry.
And, in truth. when worst. they're very
Like myself.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-30

new device for catching flies Is
beng added TO the equipment of =
number OF hotels in preparation for the
summer season II consists OF an el.r
iric motor which draws the nirs ~,
ny a strong current to a pine. Mo.
iassos OF moistcncd sugar is smcaInt
on the edges 10 draw them 10 ,hn
N!cihitE' As the flies alight upon H..
Pipc; n strong suction seizcs them ana
u'"hs mem into a steel ch"c
~ nc p"tt"m OF the pipe. This an.
chine has demonstrated an abili,y 80
capture oyer 100 flies mimi, +,
VIII clear "a fly infested room in - ,.,,
minutes, and can bc easily Carried rl,.,,.
orc room TO another and operated from
~ p'"G Supplying the current for
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-30
Writing With Voice

: machine is now being norfec.o.l
which writes sounds as they are trans
mitcd by ,Ee humuu voice 1t may
revoiutioniZc the professions of typ
writing and stcuosraphy The ma
chine includes system OF recda. "a Ii
'nned 10 correspond with cortaiI. cha g.
actcristics OF the human voice .rh,,.
are connected electrically TO CERTAIN.
keys Of Typewriter. The user tall. =
INTO receiver and each sound vibrat.s
magnet" strip which throws a bear,
Of electric light upon q seIcuium coll
me vibrations vary according 20 the
sound and each moves an electrically
controlled pencil Tearing npon q
cylinder Of ropcr. Tho pencil produces
Way lines each recording q distinct
phonetic chord. y complete aIphab.f
has now been arranged
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-30
BcIgiuni'S ;DipI,p,y

hciois helSIum. rising from dcspair
An" contemplation Of thy martyrcJ
race.
We offer the" our homage. and our
prayers
On bonded knee before the Throne IF
Grace.
No eonanerors' laurel wreath adyr,s
thy brow.
But crown OF thorns tor thee p,u.,
he the price
OF fettered lie, in which thy soul is
anew. in pain and bitter sacrifice.
Before thy foes. as did thy Savior meek.
In anguish thou hast laid thy sccp:or
Rejoice that, by thy suffering. thou AT
found
Worthy to bear His Royal Cross and
Crown.
To all the world. thy glory points tho
waV,
Like Bcthlhcm's Eastern star. of
beauty bright;
And AT thy feet We lay our gifts Of
praise.
AS did the Wise Mon on tina, won
drous night
Madeleine w. wyatt, in the Living
Church.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-30
Nothing New About the ColoncI's Bird

\Y/lIEN the Colonel landed the other day
wv he put in all his time talking about the
nut-loving bird he had discovered. Or which
had discovered him, and his admirers con
soled themselves with the fond bclief that
he was, al least, discovcrcr ot other things
than discreditod rivers Now comes the
curator OF the Harvard Museum Of Compara-
tive Zoology and declares that the guacharo
has been known for scventy-fvc years And
10 prove il, ne had the museums specimen
posed for the movies With Harvard and the
movies after him. there would seem 10 he
nothing left for tho Colonel but the heroic
mood"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-30
Shakespeare Day hs Day.

Fol the gentleman: The mirror OF all
CONVERSATIONS Will. H. l.
For the wife:
such duty as the subject the prince
Even such woman owcth 10 her HUSBAND
flaming of the Shrew, v =.
| For MIR. Bryan: "Ie will be talking"-Ths
Tempest. H. 1.
For the fat: e" He man OF an
unoounded stomach Henry VIII, w. 2
For the political boss Proud setter UP and
pullcr down. Henry VI. iii. 3.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-30
Cnll-DnckH.

>" the heart he right it is no nott.r ,rh;.
way the head lics.-Slr Walter R,,ocb
Nothing is more adroit than irrenro.,h,h,
conduct.-Mme de Maintenon
one tongue is sufficient for a woman A,
'r,outcd to Milton when asked whether bo vo,,d
instruct his daughters In foreign lsnru,cau
| Praise is the best diet for us ar,nr an
Sydney Smith. Gil
inc best of life is just toIcrablc Ills ,,o
Ih'ost We can make OF it.-Dean Swif.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-30

To lNc EUitor OF The TImes- DispNtch
Sir-Rcar Admiral Fisic says that the Amer
lean navy, in iEhtini; strength is only about
half as strong Germany's THAT may be So
but if anybody naS ines that il could he kept
bottled up in fort protected harhor for c.gh-
teen months on purpose to avoid fight with
superior numbers he has read It's history to
little advantage When did they ever. dodge
fight that account? VETERAN
Phoebus, Va. March 2S.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-30

Margaret l.ashlcy. at Danville. who was hung,
ana mat Hampton woman who electrocutcd
true they were negroes but they w1men,
All the Samc--Richmond Times Dispatch II is
Inc Times Dispatch editor who is mapping:
"hen thoso two women convicted OF
murder In the first degree the statute which
Wo referred was not in NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
news IrcSS. Namo the statute to which YOU
refer. Just want Ia bring out information and
history. you understand.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-30
Perfectly ou,Ii6.d

nave called remarked tho aggressive vou,,
Pr'Soh III me checked suit, in answe! to YOUR
'u'er''semcnt Tor man to sell refricerator
ITO the Eskmos."
| we'll said the man behind the desk VIVA,
MAKES you think YOU fiji the bill?"
I KNOW can said the applicant. breexilv
l. spent last summer, very successfully retail,
ing The Lives Of the Saints TO resident, -. 49,,
borough OF Manhattan" "
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-30
MyStcrics OF English.

! The little boy had chewed the bitter cud of
Ifehectlon until IL had attained new and worse
shvor Finally he turned, with an intcrrop,
tive expression 10 his father. hut that watch
fn gentleman intcrposed
Don't say it," lie pleaded Before you .sr
\ know | can't answer 800
"shueks, dad" said the boy Don't ne in
such hurry All wanted TO know was WHY.
when enc" gets bigger it's chicken but
wheh !smp"ih gets bigger it becomes n lamb,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-30
The Voice Of the People

LETTERS TO THE EDITOR should not he
over 80 words In length md the 81 and NJ l.
dress "f the writer must ncrOmpnny each com
muntrntion. not necessarily FOR publication, bu Z
as nm evidence of good faith. our friends nrc
asked write aide % e. m =,
and To inclOsc stamp IT Thu. return of unuynil-
Die MANUSCRIPTS
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-30
An Exception In Coonhurt

faFsoh Johnsing-Dar's one rcdeemin' thine,
eDop' de cuiiud sex dat YOU mus glib en- credit
10h-dey don't use powdah ~
brudder jaXon--Dc one know uses iov.drr
nj shot an dc way she kin mak 4; co OF
Rvhen she take aim am caushon Haab ~. :.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-30

IN" MAD mass OF golden hair.
Much praised by every bard
"ut some Of II she had made fair
IN WAYS she had 10 guard
Liz LILO most OF IT. her friends dncIara
Hhc purchased by the yard
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-30

", rnid Which seems TO apply ,snsc ci.,,iS
,,a IN" Nori9k Ledger Dispatch woefuliv 20
I h rs; ana II Will not he many mon,hl Ia g
fm WI he shortage OF dyestuf in viPsine
men ne'Ga WIN moving troops by motor last SAT-,
"a! put thcH haven't learned how To- i'nn,
we cro"os NJ the thcaters there yet" ''"'c
IN pcncIiosramin the Urbanno so,.i,,
says: Lie ~ Short-thats why We cam ntr r1,ni
70 miss any or the good things scaltcrcd aIniM
me- highway Don't let little patch or ci,,ti
crow" o"i ii whole beam Of sunshine ''''
The bad man OF the Norfolk virrinio,.ri,,,
rises I" remark: There may he "a great ,n,r,u
would never know II from observing Tho ,o U,,o
p'exioh OF not few of the dear creatures I'm
Judging by the display of enthusiasm, ar,
determination manifested by the "nmh ~,
Democrats OF the Ninth at Bristol Mr. SIc,nn r,.
days In Congress arc numbered I,onnoII,.
Times. We hear something like that rrrui,rH,.
every two Years. but election day comes ALA
and tells n different story. The simple tr,Ih isS
idols -,Iimes- Dispatch. With a candidate like
Hon Leo Trinklc this year may induce Tive
Times Dispatch 10 take a roseate view,
OF the situation out here in the Ninth Cate
city Herald Let us hope
The Newport News Press SAYS: so long &C
the law gives the jury discretion. no woman
VIII ever he sentenced to death in Virginia.
The l'rcss editor is mapping. lie has forgotten
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-30

quite on the CARDS that solemn specialists will
give ponderous testimony that 1t wasn't the
New York dentist who committed the cold
blooded crimes. but the Egyptian ghos, he has
conjured up since the murders were fixed on
him.
1t may be true, OF course, that this man is
insane, i'll which event the fact ought to be
capahe OF determination by qualified rYurolo
Eists II is to be hoped. however. that there
will be no repetition of the performances that
nave made expert evidence ridiculous and the
administration of justice farccal IL Waite
is sane. he should be executed promptly: if
lie is insane. in the mCdicu-lecal sense, he
should be locked up. equally promptly. in a
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-30

MaSimiiian Harden is out with the state
mcnt that Germany. having rcapcd victory
aEtc" victory. can afford to make an offer
of peace without diminishing her prestige
IT only remains for Herr Harden To pick out
III" Victories Germany has achieved. and the
allies will he ready TO consider the terms
BY the same token. Russia. having pulled off
q few Victories within the last few weeks
ourh 10 have some terms TO hand out
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-30
The Pcssinlist Says;

( The politician is unsclfsh individual. He
Keeps his eyes the people, but never
insists the people shall return the compliment,
by Keeping their eyes him.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-30
To-Day's Best Hand-ptckcJ J,,

across the street? woman
iei-She certainly looks familiar Ic, nm.
80. u my wlfes new dress. my daughters
""' ana my mothcr-in-laws parasol-snre, 49,.
our COOK - Macon (Cia.) News
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-30
No Induccmcnt TO ioboc,.

Say. Greasy. see by dis scrap o. naper r,t
dere is a town outen Kansas dat invites de nm e.
employed to come dere woik de streets"
ives dom dat stunt right here. Grimy"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-30
And with Some II I, y,,,,,,

DO YOU believe with some na.uraus,s Tho,
! monkey can be taught Language"
Possibly. Many men make monkeys of Them,
selves"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-30
Results OF Nllird Innfrrnncn

l.. NDM the war conference OF the allies ms,
held at Paris. important and concurrent
war movements may y" expected TO result
lhe published announcement OF the confer
ence $ conclusions IS sufficiently IMPRESSIVE
bat there can be small question that the most
weighty of its decision is held secret That
.deciSion must have referred to the actual
prosecution OF the war I'm the field
In the domains of diplomacy commerce
ana finance. the coufcrees framed "A program
FOR complete allied solidarity. 1t is not to he
assumed although nothing is said of il. that
thcy failed 10 decide on a military policy
equally clear and definite
lhey must have laid the plans for this
years spring offensive. London believes so
ana London. In this instance. probably is
right Germany. though She yet continues
the struggle has failed Ncrduu The Brit
ish near pres begin operations that may
develop large strength The Russians still
hammer on the German salient at Dvinsk and
pursue their victorious course in Turkey
There is activity. also. on the Austro-Ital
line. with the Italians preponderantly more
vigorous than their opponents.
Considering weather conditions il seems
scarce time for the spring drive hur il may
have begun
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-30

Grubbs-How did links ncouire tbot hl,rl
eye
/ stnbbs--Auendng meeting of the Society
for the Promotion Of World Peace
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-30
Queries and Answers


BUTTERFLIES Milk.
Who inform about the reason why
milk from one OF my cows will not produce
butter? j. C. C.
Write Dr. Ecrncyhoush state Veterinarian
Capitol Building, Richmond, Va
Various.
for debt contracted here" May Il widow he sued
for debts contracted during her husbands life?
What the widows rights" under tho Vr-
cina law? OLD SUBSCRIBER.
Yes. Yes. Her dover OF third of the
husbands realty for life.
Veterans Pension.
What did the last Virginia pension bill pro-
vide? e. +. GOODMAN
YOU may find the condition of the whole mat
ter by writing the Auditor OF Virginia, Library
Building, Richmond. Va
Allan.
What the first OF tho Mr Allan
who adopted roc? When the old Allan
house torn down s. W. r
John. About 1901. We have failed to secure
the exact date. Perhaps some reader may he
able TO supply il.
Virginia.
In what wear was Virginia made Military Dis
;rct No. |" when did she come back into Tho
Union? Who was the first legal Governor after
the rcadmisston? In what year was Gilbert c.
Virginia under Federal rule with Francis
II. picrnont as Governor. 1865 GS. General j. NJ
Schofcld was military commander 1867 60
Henry H.; Wells was Provisional Governor.
commander. lS6?-1o Gilbert G. Walker was
Provisional Governor. April. 1860. TO January
1870. He was regular Governor lS1C-lS1i The
state was rcadmitted in 1869
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-30

Robert Underwood Johnson says 'vcrs
libre' is not poetry. y lot OF people beat you
TO il, Rob
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-30

one foo friend in politics can knock of
MOS "k1"ers IN minute than riot Of
enemies could smash in month
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-30

II you have tears To shed, Let en- leak on
tn" judges OF baby show in Indiana who
have the Job Of picking out the hes, Of the
bunch Will" the mummas arc present
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-30
Chat With Virginia Editors

,,ourinr ssoi,a"'IinGs says the Bristol Hcra1c
| ~, ne early bird doesn't catch .nvil"i,'
to ms ln,a which seems to apply espsciniiy