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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-10-29
NEW 1O-CENT PIECES IN USE
Abomt siS0.0n Worth Distributed to
Hanks md Trust Companies in
Philadelphia.
Try Assnc,at.h PISS

PHILADELPHIA. October 2S-Thc
new )6-cent pieces were put into cir
culati"m to-day for the first time. about
s1S0.0o0 worth being distributed TO
banks and trust companies.
Tho diverse side shows Il mead Of
Liberty in profile. while tho reverse
side shows bundle of rods In tho
center and the protruding battle ax.
symbols of unity. Surrounding the
central design is an olive wreath de-
noting peace.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-10-29
HUGHES IS HEARD
BY RURAL VOTERS
Republican Presidential Nominee
Campaigns Among Farmers of
Northern New York.
NEARLY RUN DOWN BY TRAIN
Maintenance of American Rights,
He Says. Essential to All Pros
perity and Progress.
ny Associated Pr.

OGDENSnURG, y. ". Octobcv Is
Charles T.. Hughes campaigncd to-day
among the farmers OF Northern New
York. Three audiences OF rura! voters
heard him during ..lc day aud another
here tonight. He spoke chiefly on Re
publican policies affecting agriculture,
tho tariff. the need for preparation to
meet the competition of an cncrgized
Europe after the war, and the Adam
son law. Maintenance OF America II
rights on land and sea. he declared.
was essential TO all prosperity and
progress.
We shall accomplish nothing in this
country unloss We have the driving
power OF patriotic sentiment" he de-
ciarcd.
There is no future for :, tecadcnt
people. VIC do not want war. am
amazed at the audacity Of the assertion
that Il vote for me is vote for war.
I ain man devoted to peace.
You cannot hope to maintain your
peace If you present to the world the
Spectacle Of tlmid people that has
forgotten the courage and indomitablc
spirit Of the founders and prcscrvcrs
OF this nation: people that backs and
backs aud talks and talks and talks
and never stands. There is no peace
for the United states with such Il
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-10-29
JURY UNABLE TO AGREE
Mrs. heuftuGcr demanded ia .Iuii and
New Triai Ordered to ncgIn
on November ~.

NEWARK, y. j.. October 2S.-The
jury in the case OF Airs. Margaret q.
BeutinGer accused of having shot and
killed her husband. Critof. reported at
u. NJ. To-day. after having been out
all night that il had been unable to
reach verdict, and was discharged.
Mrs. Bcutingcr was remandcd to jatl.
and new trinl was ordered TO begin
OH November 81.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-10-29
WON SEVERAL HEIGHTS
At POINT OF Hsyoxrrr
fRy Associated Pres,

HtRLiN. October oS (yIa Sevv,Jto,
--Teutonic troops have won y,.to-,.
u Inc Dorna Watra region. ne,r th.
junction point Of the frontiers OF Bu-
No"'h". TRANSATLANTIC and Roumania
according to to-days War Office an.
houhccment Austro- Hungarian force,
captured several heights from tho Rua.
s"nS at the point of the bayonet. ana
TOOK more than 900 prisoners.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-10-29
SENTENCE COMMITTED
President Acts In Case or Captain John
u. ". Warning. who Was Ordered
Dismissed From Army.
Try Associatcd Press. !
NETnN nnInhor q

WASH HINGTON. October 2S.--Prcsi-
dent Wilson has commuted tho sem
tence Of dismissal from the army, i'm
posed by court in Hawaii upon
Captain John II. II. Waring, Medical
Corps. TO q loss OF twenty-five num-
bers. Specifications in tho case have
not been made public.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-10-29
by Associated Prcss.l

WASll1NGTON. October 2S.-New
complications with the Mexican de
facto government threatened to-day as
4 rcSui, OF - statement issued here
through the Mexican Information Bu-
reau. anG attributed Ia Luis Cabrera
IT assaiis iii sharp language American n
neutrality. and the administration oe
immigration laws as regards Mexico
ME- Cabrera is Minister OF Finance in
Carranza's Cabinet aud president OF
tho Mexican commission now partici-
patiuS IN tho joint conference over
border difficulties at Atlantic City, and
there ar" indications that his criti-
cisins wiil not be ignored "a. the state
Department.
Wall. refusing 10 enter into any dis
cussion OF the statement At this time.
administration officials characterized II
as extraordinary. Secretary Lansing
would make no comment. IL Is known,
however. that steps TO establish the
authenticity Of tho document were
taken under consideration immediately
Eliseo Arrcdondo. Mexican ambassa-
dor-dcsignatc denied himself to all
callers. Although tho Mexican lnfor-
nation Bureau has been understood to
have At least SemioiliciaI relations with
the embassy. 'fP status has never been
clearly defined Embassy officials as
serted cnphaticully that Mr. Are
dondo had not been consulted before
the statement was issued, and had no
knowledge that il was in contcmpla-
tion. Tie statement, which bears the
name OF I'll" bureau and the word of
ncia!. in addition TO the introduction
attributinS ii to Mr.. Cabrera. is as
follows:
~ broad Interpretation Of the Fed
er;l laws OF the United states dealing
with neutrality. and regulating imnli-
grafton with 81 strict. consistent and
efficient administration of these laws
BY the executives 10 whom their ad-
mnistration is delegated. would go Il
long ways toward correcting the border
disturbance. and alay much OF the
unrcs; which ~ present pcrradcs that
region.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-10-29
FRE>IH TAKE QUARRY
HELD DN GERMASS
NV AssociateL pr.,sI

IDy Associated Pr.ssj
FAHiS. October aS.--Frcnch forces
IN the region OF Yerdun last night
captured by the use of hand grenades
the quarry held by the Germans to tho
northeast or Fort Douaumont, 1t waS
officially anno,inccd by the French War
Department to-day. a brisk artillery
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-10-29
Allied Bomb Hits
Emperoy,s Train
Missile Dropped by Auiator
Kills Engineer. Says Re-
port From, Zurich.
IBy Associated rrc.s.1

PARIS. October cS.--A bomb. drop
ped by an aviator OF the entente al
lies. has killed the engineer driving
the train of Emperor William of Ger
many. according TO Information recclv-
cd at Zurich. Switzerland.
Emperor William recently was re-
ported to be at Bapaume, on the Sonlme
front. personally overseeing the pre-
liminaries for countcroffensivc for
which the German troops there were
said to have received strong rc-en-
forcements.
Apparently during this visit he de-
lircred brief speech to the Ger
man troops thanking them for the "he-
roic manner in which they had fought
for tour months.
On Monday last. the Emperor was
in Berlin on brief visit. conferred
with the Imperial Chancellor and visit
ed the palace mt Potsdam. His move
ments since then have not been re-
ported.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-10-29

Halloween Mondav night at the Hotel
ltichmond - per seat four or more, rS.
deomabic In scsrtco. Secure your tickets
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-10-29
Loss or REVENUE WAS
CEEEN-rINE NKl.INIENT

Ia" !oss-oi-TeErnue argument Was an
effective weapon in the hands of those
VINO opposed the anti-Saloon program
II took years 20 "vcrcon" II. With tho
adoption OF the segregation system of
taxation In 1918. the way was made
clear for iecoupinG ior the prohibition
and IL is claimed now that tho state
VIII not find itself embarrassed because
OF the elimination OF the revcnu. from
the liquor and allied businesses.
out az tho go licenses granted hy
tho state. i92 OF them curitl.d The
grantee t" sell liquor over tho counter
a $ retailer; there were eighty which
combined the privileges OF retailing
and shipping: eleven OF them were
issued to wholesalers: nine 10 manu-
facturcrs and distillers OF whisky. uf-
teen To make brandy. eight 10 whole
sale dealers in malt liquors only, TWEEN
ty-onc 10 social clubs. four t. rcctitlers.
;iv" TO hotels :ti resorts having a
natural spring or large body Of sal,
water and five 10 manufacturers Of malt
liquor only.
Dealers throughout the state have
been preparing for closing foI several.
weeks Urgent preparedness appeals
have been conspicuous in every saloon.
The man who takes his daily cy-opencr
ana his nightly sleep producer h:s been
warned OF the dry times ahead. Many
dealers have completed Arrangements
for removing their business to other
territory. still others arc ready to en-
bark upon untricd business ventures
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-10-29
NEARLY Run DOWN
NV HIS OWN TRAIN

Mr.. Hughes was nearly run down bv
his own special train at OswcGo y
nervous chauffeur drove the automo-
bile containing the nominee past the
Ian ling 1T the railroad station, direct
y across the tracks in frCnt of tho
slowly approaching train. \ sharp
curve hid the train from view ANA the
biarinE of a brass band drowned the
noise or Its approach. hundreds of
persons were nasscd about the car.
When the engine caIIe into view il
VAS less than thirty feet from the
nomimee's AUTOMOBILES The chauffeur
backed Into the car behind. and the
engineer j"m'ned ON the emergency
brakes. There WAS a scramble fol,
safety by the crowd, aud no one was
injured.
Let no; labor deceive itself with
the dclusion that We can maintain The
prosperity We now enjoy. based on the
exceptional demands az the war" the
uorincc told his audience at Oswcgo.
~ discussing the tariff. we are
chcrishins tho notion of pros
Hertty suddenly created. and destined
TO cease when the war ends This is
coming. and you can't dispose OF it
ny phrases. You can't mock Il by
words. II is there: it is goiug TO come"
NJ N3tcrtown the nominee charac-
'"ri""d The antidunpiur provision Of
the revenue act as "farcical. practical
ly unworkablc, substantially useless"
WHY did our opponents put those
provisions in?' he asked "It is per
fcctly patent that there Is no protcc-
, ton at all in that o-cailcd antidumn-
ing clause. Why did not they nut IN
countcrvailing duties: They do not be-
iieNc in that tariff principle. They do
no, h"iicvc cow in the protective prin-
ri
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-10-29
MAY KEEP liquor ONLY
IN ONE'S BONA EIDE HOME

DihmetTcally opposed to all OF this
Is ,hc statute that becomes law at
midnight Tuesday. II denies tho right
OF Il person 10 keep liquors at amy place
but his bona hdc home. II prohibits
the sale or manufacture OF intoXicants
in tho state. T. allows adults living in
Virginia TO import from OUT OF the
state II small quantity OF whisky. wine
or beer. no, "ftcn.r than once II month
In order to obtain this stint, the pur-
chaser must h" enrolled in pcrinancn,
books kept h! the express companies
The Napp act places beyond tho pale
OF lcEa'izcd industry the business Of
600 liquor dealers. of whom $50 were
until recently located In Richmond
Licenses for tho corducf OF these busi-
ncsses from May TO October II. OF this
year ncttcd ,he state revenues amount
Ing 10 $4,000. in former years when
the cloud of impending prohibition was
sun no bigger than mans hand, the
figures were much larger. From direct
and indirect tNXation on the liquor in
dustry. retail wholesale and nauufac-
turing, - Is estimated that tho State
alone, NJ - TWO years ago. derived an
annual income Of $3.50, ,o00. The income
OF the city OF Richmond from liquor
taxes and licenses has exceeded 500 600
~ year.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-10-29

Hallowc'on Monday night at tn, IIotel
Richmond 81 per. scat four or moro, re-
decmablc I'm service. Secure your tickets
now.--Adv.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-10-29
JOINS DRY COLUMN
AFTER FoUU-YEAR FIGHT

Nrginia joins the sislcrhood of pro-
hihition States after Il fight that had
heen actively waged by temperance
forces for four years From the be-
ginning. the campaign FOR u dry Nir-
Sinia was engineered and directed by
the Anti Saloon League. with state
headHuartcrs in Richmond EillS pro-
NidinS for I referendum designed to
ascertain the will Of the people with
reference to state wide prohibitio ion
were introduced succcssivcly in the
Legislatures OF 1910 and 1912. only to
meet defeat 1T the hands of one or
both branches. An enabling act was
passed in 1914, in accordance with
which the referendum was submitted to
the public ON September 90. 1913. State
wide prohibition winning by about
10000 votes
During the Legislative elections Of
1915. the Anti-Snloon League had in the
field Il comprehensive organization
which undertook TO secure tho election
Of a new General Assembly pledged in
advance to strict Statewide prohibition.
a large majority Of the 40 Delegates
and Senator's wero elected on this plat
form, and tnc Legislature that met In
January. 1916. followed practically
without deviation the prohibition pro-
(Continucd on Eighth Parc1
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-10-29
VIRGINIA JOINS DRY
RANKS WEDNESDAY
Becomes Prohibition State at
Midnight October 81, After
Long Fight.
STATUTE is MOST DRASTIC
Social Traditions of State Largely
Overturned by Terms of
Mapp Law.
STATUTE is MOST DRASTIC

ia little more than forty-cight
hours the State Of Virginia will begin
life under Il temperance code that sets
nsid" concepts of individual drinking
riShts 10 which the Commonwealth has
been accustomed from the days of Sir
Richard Grenvilc and Captain John
Smith.
Settled by the c.-drinlsing Cava-
icrs ana the vcnturcso,ne soulS that
sailed the unchat1cd rea with Raleigh
Virginia came late in lie under the
Influence OF the anti-saioon wave. The
mint bed WAS an adjunc, Of every Nir-
GINA mansion. and the julcp and egg
noE were for years better known TO
Nirginians than oolong ,c:t. Orchards
gaT. forth their cider and where the
grape grew there flowed the wine. In
the mountains. plentiful grain. running
brooks and cheap copper conspircd 70
further the output of beverages still
more cXhilaratiu.
In 4 measure these conditions OBJ
tanned through tho days OF George
Washington who died AZ Mount Vernon
possessed Of = goodiy distillcry. down
through the spacious days of 1916. Al
though tho local option laws Of Il few
rushing temperance. there still pre-
vailed in Virginia tho philosophy that
every adult person had an unqualified
right /" drink ardent potions when and
where he pleased. as long AS he bought
them from u properly licensed dealer
within legal hours.
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CONTINUED On Second Pageo
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(Continucd on Sixth Pagc.)
The Yale expositor., 1916-01-27
Loan and Lend.

Many errors are committed In the
name OF usage. That's why, today
the dictionaries permit one to use
loan" as a verb instead of "lend."
The highest pathological authorities
among whom is Richard Grant White
say that 'loan" is absolutely the noun
form of the word.
LEND me n dollar" is correct. Fur
Their. when the man has lent you the
dollar you have obtained the loan and
presumably Will repay it. We nego
tate for loans and obtain them II the
person is willing TO lend them to us
One cannot loan a loan any more than
one can lend a lend. If we insist In
using loan as verb the word Tend
is so much excess matter in the lexi
con.-St Louis Post-Dispatch.
The Yale expositor., 1916-01-27
TOO
MODEST

Michigan people are apt to think
that when manufactures says, "My
product is best" he means il, but may
be his enthusiasm makes the statement
triie exaggerated. Therefore, it is
interesting to find that one manufac-
tur ar is accused of being too modest in
regard to his 6S year-old liniment.
Messrs.s Nicholson q Stuhr of Chey-
enne, Wyo., says: ave know from
personal experience that Hanford's
Balsam of Myrrh will do all and more
than the Hanford Company claim
for it."
The Yale expositor., 1916-01-27
COLD WEATHER ACHES AND PAINS

Many aches and pains, sore muscles,
stiff Joints and much rheumatism attri.
buted to cold weather have their first
cause i'm failure of the kidneys to prop
erly eliminate waste matter from the
system. Foley Kidney Pills tone up
weak and diseased kidneys, giving
prompt relief from aches and pains. Ii.
Il. Hennessy. adv
The Yale expositor., 1916-01-27

LOST Between Yale and Cleaner hall
mile north and 81 miles east of
Yale on Jan. Is. ladys purse con-
tanning a sum of money, and keys
valuable only TO owner. Leave at
Expositor Office, Yale, and receive
reward 1872
The Yale expositor., 1916-01-27

FARM FOR RENTED acres known
as the Isaac Menerey place, located
one mile west and one mile south OF
Yale. For further particulars call on
or write Exposition Office, Yale. 43-S
The Yale expositor., 1916-01-27

you lay this paper away take look at
the label and il you find you are in ar
rears visitthe Exposition office.
The Yale expositor., 1916-01-27

M Ut Dear reader, did you
" ever think that you
n might be carrying dol
Nh lar around in your peck
Lu ct that belonged to the
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2ofal 8eri@t.
6arriion's Grab
@irb bic @siaussieftion bes eanb.
iuebrpereins einen yeiud ab.
itatten.

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gefangsIeition bss 1euti@en 2anes
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ben, ben Don1m. nnb bic S9leus
fen in Gernbant in augenidsIn 81
ne6men.
Die 4bfa6rt erfolst BON SUB ber
@ine Gtrabs prdsiis I'M 3ebn u9r
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5ur Durdfiibruns seIangt 1T iDis
fplgt:
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le SO. q.
GriibtOn5srt bur6 Grulp's &apelIe.
aisoerpprtrag bur9 bic Geian9s'
ieftion.
geii9tigung Der ShleuieH unb bes
9amms in 5erubani.
2dnbuna IN Rortb geno uno pdrdoe'
marf9 nd6 benz 9ro6e beg prdlt'
benten WiIliam Senrp 9arrtion.
2ieb ..glearsr mp @ob TO 5bee". se'
iiinsen bon Der @eiangsiettion.
Qufpra4e. ssbalten bon Ri9ter W. ..
Guebers.
2ieb rllntsr alien Mipfstn 1T Stub"
gsiungen BON Der Gsianggiettion.
Hieberlesllna eines arun3es am 8rabs,
aieb v2eab tinblp 2igbt", seiunger
bon eer 9eIan9siettiOn.
Ratiirlid 0nnen s5reunOe bes Ber'
Gins fd) an bisisr 8OOtfa6rt tetbeili'
gen nn6 Der prsis betrdst 80 eenta
pro psrion. 9a bie 3abl Der 5bell'
nebmer jebO6 6eidrdrt iii, biirfts q
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Sir unterbaltung fDdbrenb oe'
Subrt ipirb in Der unlfaifsHbiteH Wei'
Re Gorge gstrdgen unb audi bic Yang
luitisen psrben aui ibre Reanuni
fommen.
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Rerfsnale Nsti3eR.

Inter ben grabudnben Der &rans
fsnpflsgerinnsnI6ule bes Siibii6en
Soipitals bsfinbet iid SRI. Spls
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9lnna Jennel unb bes psritor6eneH
Or. DITTO sysnnsl iofpie S6peiter
BON Or. Grid 5eunel. Die iuuss
0ame enipfins ssitsrn nit breiSsbn
aomoIitoninnen ibr Diplcm als ses
priifts unb tpiFenftaftlidb ausssbiIs
bette arnntsnpfleeeriu.
5rau Spbn Rerti, bic lie6enss
ipiirbise Satin uuieres alien Sreun>
bes Serrn Sobn Msrft, 9raumeiiters
Der SusbepoblI6en 8rauerei, bsging
eeItsrn in ibrem toiigen 5eim, 3247
9ins Strabs. ibrsn AZ. @eburtstag
unb smpfins bic bsr5lihiten Slid
ipiinfte unb pisIe pri9tiee 9eibeuts.
Serr Sobn Werit ST.. Silfsbrdumeis
fer Der 2empiden grauerei in ct.
2ouis. mar fpssiell gu Der 9elssens
belt bierbersetommsn unb ebenfalls
isin sreiier @robpntel, Der i'm 50.
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GaFtinssr nsbit SO9tsr Grui 6. ..
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taggtino ftanosn an ieinsm Gbrentage
absr nod gang beionoere llebers
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gen lisbIi6e 50ne an bas Sbr Der
frDbli9en Gefelidaft. Die Suugi6e
gGcilien anpsue hate unbemertt
Dor osm 5auie 9tufftsaung genummsn
unb ipislte 81 Gbrsn Der oaus6srriu
bic f66nIten @siIsn. qapa Qlertt,
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tdgstinS nod Diele folder gliidIihen
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tunesfeit iino bic umfdiIenbiten 8ors
bereitungen fir bic 8epirtbuug unb
llnterbultung Der WitgIieber unb @dz
ite eetroffen porben unb bu betanntz
LID Die Serren BON Wlilitdrperein ais
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fummen: Widtbius gtlger. SrIepb
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mo6r, u. 2sier, $. ,. 2uebbsrt, Wtt=
6ael gaas. 8. Saefner unb 9.
Qnoles.
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Fred. A. Erschell,
2eidenbeifniter nnb Ginbaliamirer
7u. YorR Str., 2lewport, ap.,
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uIsycrbria Cffies; euanb S57 c


- Der Ddbton Gtabtrath BAT bic
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Bombs 4e, 6. 2lpenue gonofonb 4c,
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sylais bon Cincinnati iperbsn beute
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Gon Neaern anscsrificn.

9lls eeftern am friiben Morgen
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cine llnterIu6ung eingcleitet.
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