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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-11-12
SOUTHERN TO MAKE
MANY IMPROVEMENTS

Special to The Richmond Nirrinianl
West Point, Va. Nov. l1.-With an
application In the hands OF an EN-
ploylnent agency in Richmond for 500
'ahorers for railroad work n West
Point tho Sou hern Railway is getting
ready TO make many improvements
here The company has been steadily
concentrating material here and has
ten cars on si5saFs to be used for eat
ing and sleeping quarters The Gala
han Construction Company Is receiv-
ing freight here 20 be used on the new
" ork
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-11-12
SIXTH RAILROAD
FIGHTS ADAMSON LAW

Chicago, Nov. 1f.-A sixth great
railroad filed suit in the United States
District Court today attacking the
constitutionality OF the Adamson eight
hour law. The suit Vas flied by the
Chicago, Darlington and Quincy Road,
asking the court TO pass on the law
and agreeing to do anything within
reason to protect the men while the
case is pending.
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GOVERNOR GOES NORTH:
MRS. STUART ILL

ON account Of the Illness Of Mrs.
Henry Carter Stuart. wife of the Gov
ernor, he has gone to Massachusetts, to
he with her. Governor Stuart, who
has been at his home Fix Garden, in
Russell County. had expected to re-
turn to Richmond Filday, but on ac-
count Of Mrs. Stuart's condition il 50
not likely he will return before the
md Of the week
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PRESIDENT GREETED
AS CONQUERING HERO

whineciiff. N. r.. Nov. 1i.-Prest.
dent Wilson was greeted like = c0fs-
quering hero at the stations betWeoaS$
|dower. AZ Txa1 - IL 81
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REPORT OF THE JUDGES.
Petersburg, Va.

Nov. II, 1915.
We, the undersigned Judges,
have counted the votes in The
Richmond Virgtnian's Great Pc
tcrsb,trg Subscription Campaign.
and award the prizes as follows:
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increase Hughes Lend

st. Paul, Mimi. Nov. l1.--siinne-
sofa soldiers of the First Infantry m
st. Paul and Minneapolis gave HugheSI
407, Wilson 379.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-11-12
REV. ]. R. EGGLtSTON
FIRST PRIZE winner
Has slight Lead Over Rev. F. W.
Moore In Virginian'S Great Contest
In Petersburg Section.
TWO LEADERS WILL
RECEIVE AUTOMOBILES

Total Votes Cast MAKE Wilson and
Hughes Figures Look Small--Re-
suits Are Announced With Great
Prom ptness,
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Armguard Karl Graves At
tempts TO Extort Money From
Countess Won Bernstorf
GAINED POSSESSION
OF PRIVATE LETTERS
Found One From Cousin of
Ambassadors Wife Contain
ing Endearing Terms - In
Own Defense Denies Charge

Washington. Nov l1.-Armgaard
Kari Graves, prof sse1 former Ger
man and British spy, was arrested at
the home OF Prince Won Hazfeldt-
Trachen berg in this clty at 1899
o'clock this morning. charged with
attempting TO blackmail Countess Won
Bernstorff. wife of the German anu
bassador.
The arrest was kept a secret by
the Department Of Justice until .
O'Clock -his evening. when =. Bruce
B!elaskt, chief OF the bureau of in
vestigatiou announced that Graves
was being held on a charge Of black
mail MIR Fiela-A! stated that Graves
haG attempted TO Obtain SO 900 from
Primo von fetzfetdt. counsellor Of
the German embassy, for the surren-
der OF stolen letters addressed to
Countess Won Bernstorff. The letters,
MIR. BicIaski asserted. were from a
cousin Of the countess In Germany,
and the fact that they contained en-
fearing terms PROBABLY moved Graves
to believe they would enlbarrass her
II made public.
A person close TO the embassy said
that some OF the letters were from
the son OF Count and Countess Won
BerustorfT. who has been IN Germany
ever since the war began.
Mr.. Rielask! said Graves came to
Wash rgton several days ago and up-
preached Prince vo8 Hatzfeidt, in
forming him that he Was in posses
sion OF the letters. ana desired 20
know what he could get for them
The prince carried on negotiations
with Graves in order to en.rap him
and Immediately after the departure
OF Graves notified the United states
district attic rney in Washington,
Arrangcs For Delivery.
Prince Won HatZfeldt arranged with
Graves Mr. BtelGsfi stated fo~ the
delivery Of the ,etters last night at
the home Of the prince 1Iis II STREET,
and detectives and police officert
acting at the instance OF the Depart
rnent Of Justice. gathered near the
princes home, Graves aid not ap-
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SECOND PRIZE:
New 1917 FUrd Automobile.
Rev. r. w. Moore. 80. 12.S66. els
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-11-12

GRAND PRIZE:
1917 Model Buick Automobile.
Rev. j. r. E9glcston. 2,448, COS
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-11-12

THIRD PRIZE:
Livingstone Piano.
III. Tucker 1906. 100
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Continued on Second PaEa.,
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tcontinued o. ssoonA Rasal.
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Continued on Fourth Paga.)
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-08-12

oeutider Slieger, peIfe i'm nollen
Sertrolien oiif ibr 8ll3jeig es mag.
ten, in geringiter !Sobc Den aampi
nit Saiibtriippeu oui3anebmen. iper'
ben nobl baIo 10 bcfnnut lperben, lpie
Der nit Dem Eour Ie merite ousge.
jeitnete SGuNmaur @uboede
g9er glugenjeu9e Oes gepoItigen
Ininirms Der ieinbIiben sSlotten auf
Die GorboneIlenfort5 mar, bat t,duiig
@elegenbeit gebobt, Die oeiItiten
Slieeer I'M ifningengeidmiidten
&aIpaf in sIftion at ieben. Ger nin1-
mer raitenSe iiinge ySaiiptmann Ger
no iotpobI pie Sberlertnant ssranf
SeibIer bei,nrubigten offmaIs Die
fcinbIife sSlottenbnils nuf 2emnos
unb iflugen INNER lpieoer bic PM.
fI1runesfIieger iiber Sallipoli ener'
giif suriid. lln0 Sauptmonn aorner
bat iid1 an an6pren tiirfiihen sSron.
ten ieihen .,Giiernen SaIbmonb /
aluIie" bel 70 mnntem angrifisflug
uerbtent.
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der berbor, frans0iif6s Romnne feif.
ttiier Iri. bic eissns fir BEN grpoIt
nad RublanS berssitellt tpefben, neil
Ii6 Sas @siddfi Iobni. aber bic @or@
fabreif bes 9arons iteinen einen Def
ieren Seihmad gebabi 3u baben. Gis
ne R.ibe sean pauI 8Gnbe, bic pisle
leiht bic 9aroneFen beim Sdsin Der
WalratterSen laisn, als Rapolson on
Der gersiina ssI6Iassn purbs. mar
beim Sturs psritreui, unb Marimis
lian alingers 9ramen fnnben iid in
Der llrausgabe bss Risdiihen geries
gers DOT. Dag mar bamals bic 3sit,
als aant feline gritlinee IN Rigd err
itetnen lieb. S6 jsne Wilhelmine ben
g., bic einen ganb Der Gn3bilopdbis
ariinib nit ip0tiiiden yemer,unaen
berieben bate, i'm ipobl seleisn2 Sd
tonnte leiber ni6t Idnger in ben Biz
dern ipiiblen, bsnn bic Duntelbsit
brad bereiu, unb bonn anberen llfer
itieg bic erite 2eu9tpatrone in fie.
fenbsriiuem 2iht empor. Weids
Shdbe an 9iieratur modtsn ned
unter ben 5riimmsrn liessn unb nun
In NdiIs unb Jdulnib ptrbsrbsn!
Silutidenb fiibrsn, ais id un etnss
Der RsgaIs tretsn iuolIte. Elm pdaf Stu.
selr aseen bic Wlausr, unb ietunSen.
lang rate in Der 6srne ein Mai6is
neneepebr, bic unbeimli6e S6reibs
mufdine bes 9obes. llnb ipdbrsnb mir
iiber bic sriimmer 5uriidftolpertsn,
bssnnn iid bas 2eben in ben 9rGben
su rsesn. bag tassiiber i'm Ddmmers
idlai selessn bate unb nun srpa9te,
lin snbsiiltis aus5ulSiden.
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gerIiner Grem6enper.

@erIiner Srembenber.
fe6r. Sm Monnt Mai iparen in
Berlin 101,943 5renioe anpeien6,
iin6 5ipar IN @nitboien $4,000, in
Sotels sarnis iino fambres garnis
sf47, in icnitigen sniinIten 5ur ge.
'berbling bon Sreuioen 10,257. %.
pon iuaren. tpie Die 3entraIitelle fiir
ben Srenoenperfebr @rob @erIins
mittbeiIi. 4021 slnsIlnber, mno sipar
126 aus 9iubIanb, 1882 aus Seiter.
reid. 1879 aus ber qiirfei, 10 aus
Spnnien 3 aus gortiigal, 633 aus
Shipeoen 1873 ans Norluegen. 40S
aus 91nemarf, II ans gcIgien, 420
ans So!lnnb, 1S9 nus bengalfanIian.
TEN. 305 aus BERG Sdneij. 1 ans gliien,
3 aus 9tfrifn, 1877 ols glmerifa. @e.
gen april 1916, Il, Sem bic 8abI Der
5remoen 1917, ,909 betrug, bot benz.
nnG cine. nenn and geringe s(bnab.
me oes 5rcnoenpcrfebrs itattaefiin.
ben. Tagegen lit idon felt Idngerer
3eit cine erfreulide itarfe 8nnabme
oes Brernoenuerfebrs gegeniibrr Der
entipredenoen Belt bcs sSabreB 1915
feitpiitaIen, ba i'm glpril 1915 MIR
1851 rnb i'm weai 1915 iogor tii,r
s4s186 Grsmos II HarIin usiItsl {
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81. SibliOtbet unter fseucr.
Die ruFifhe @rtilerie. bic gum 3ei.'
pertreib bas S4lob on Der
Dina bpmbdrbirt.

0as S6lob eines bnItif4en gls
rons liest aui einem fell 5ur SuHa
obfallsnben Siisel, beIIen seIbiser, tors
niger Sanb ii6 luie ein Geil 5lpil6st
bic Siimpfe bes lliers bobrt. Der
S9iissngraben ipiiblt ii9 bur4 Zen
@6lobbof, tpdhreno um bic pfabIe Oss
Trabtperbaus bic Spiili6te Der i6nsls
len Dina rieIelH, beren Hare Wsllen
bas 8lau oss Simmsls einfansen. Die
S6lobmauern itarren, bon 9ranatsn
aerFest, aug benz ger0G mittelalterlis
der auabern in ben Gag als isisn
lie ReFe BON Rieientbisren. 9randts
iri9tsr rsibeu in 5of unb part bic
f9iparsen Wduler auf ipdbrsnb oos
gras selb unb oerIengt pom 5eusrs
baud Der grploi iipnen lit. 2ois iuie
aeitsrn bdngen bic Sreppen 5fpli6en
ben einselnen Stotiperten, tbeilipsiie
sans 5ufammsnsebroden Ooer aerbrss
6enb penn man fis beriibrt. Wit lseren
Wu9enpo1left, DOOR DeIen Der BtnD DIE
Ssniierlabsn bin II. bsr tpirft. f4aaen
bic gibliottetsrdume i'm eriten Stof
sur ruiiiidsn Jront, BON ipober Der
selbe Sunb Der Sruitipehren aus benz
iippis aafseitofsnsn Graie Ieuatet.
Waan mub iid ON 9eldnber empors
siebsn, penn man Oieie 3immer betres
ten Mil, unb lam es nur bann, ipenn
bic Ddmmeruns S4dtteuf9leier por
bic geniier ipebt; benn bas Dad baben
bic @randten in SSeben gsriHen nnb
in ben @arten sef6leibert, 70 bab
tassiiber bic Come liGt in bic ber'
piiiteten 3immer itrablt.
Wlit einem @rtillerieunteroffisier
unternabm i'd bic lpasbaIfise Danber.
ung in ben fuselOurdpfiffenen Rdls
men, auf pel6e bic idipere rufif4e
arti1erie eingeftoT.n III. 0ebuft
uuS immss tut s@ottsn hss mdubs
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nii herI ,.rbntteu aaf.lunoen .ntlan

nit ben 5srbatten 1dfeluneen entlans
sleitenb. bepesten mir uns buf6
3immer poll S6utt nnb Scroll. gras
diges Rssenpahsr lieb ben Giaubfubs
boben perfaulen, aerbro@enss @eitibI
peripsrrte ben Meg. Die beiben vi.
bliotbetssimmer paren BON ben @ras
nai.n gu einsm eripeiiert porben, 5eis
fen gobsn NIT einem Dur9eindnber
bon 3ieeeln, umseiiiir5ten Resalen
nne 9n4iparren btbedt mar.
llnb aus bem allen faben
bic giitsr berpor, oft nod
In Reibsn 5uiammenbaneenb obsr tpie
mntbipiIlis 3eritrtut unb ,srriiien.
Ginis. &egdl. ftanben tuie fefie Gess
lsute irmitten bonn Siurm umbtrgss
i6ieuberten Ded5euses unb prebtsn
lungs Reiben Bidder nit Qeberriiden
feii in ibre 4rme. Nber burh bic De.
del batten fi6, ruiiiide paironsn sss
bobrt uno bic Ssiten tpie rieTig.
@iirmsr burdfrsiTsn unb bsrisnst.
SIN 3pieli9t, ipenn Der Winb bic
2dben por bic gsniter mari unb ipies
Der suriidrib,, ionnten bic fssale bonn
rufiiI6en S8iibensraben aus fiis
Wahipoiten sebalitn iporben itin,
NaH ptHeu bann ein Sharffhiibs Iein
Differ auf 900 wsstsr sinfslIts. \
gas ban 6&aii ~ iFt ttatos a..
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Bon Dr. @illidm 8anarb
5aIe.
fSpeaialT Taorreippuoent ses .Snters
national Reps eSrnice".)

gubopef, (iibsr Ropenbagen
unb 2onbon), 8. 4usuit. - Sur4
gans GertraIeuropa, burd DeuHdIano
fppoH, als. au9 Seiierrei9@ @unsaru,
babe i'd cine Reiie unternommeH, um
mid iiber bic grntes s4usiidten au ins
formiren. Die srobts Sdla4t Dirb
auf ben Selbern Deuti9Ianbs uno
Dsitsrreids unsarns sefaIaseu.
Bon Der s5eitung 9erbun, iiber bis
GeFilbe 0orbsGrantreihs, bic jest Der
beutf4e 8auer in frudttragenbe SeIs
Der perfpanbelt bat, burd Rbeinlauo
unp Weitpbalsn, iiber Medlenburs>
Shperin Bis biniibsr rad Sitspreus
bsn, bur9 bos fru6fbare Donautbal.
bts binunter in bic ersiebisen unsaris
iHsn Eiefebsneu unb BIB gu ben duz
beriten, entleseniten D5rfern Gis6enz
biirsens unb Bis binauf na4 Sranfplz
panxn babe ib Iufsei9nuneen sea
GaHt unb 8eo6ahtuHeen angeiteat.
On Der Waas, Der CONNIE. in Der
Bu.ppina unb in 0olbpnien fteben Die
Wldnuer Oeutf4Ianbs uno Seiterrei6s
NIT ben Wuffen in Der Sanb unb
iSbten unb ftarren bem 5Obe ins 9lugs.
limb bic Musen Der gunsen Welt iiHo
Aaf biele puntie eeri4tet, tDie psnn
f@ bus ShttfaI Guropas bort ents
f9siben folle.
Sn Mabrbeit aber ut bem aber nift
10. Die entiheibenbe S6la4t tpirb
gana rpp anbers gei6lasen = anf ben
Gslbnm ber friebliden 9lrbeit benen
DeuH9lanb unb fem 8unbssssnoiia
bic aebensmittel fir Elm ipeiteres
Rrisssiabr abrinsen Dollen nnb ners
ben.
nta ben GseaSsu IaI.tn bic Gsusrat
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pasailtss.

iixier Ggent in SamiItun IL &crr
Qbnafb Wrnd, 449 Glib TSnfte Ctr.
Gea 9A. 476 .R. Some Bbpne
1891 n.
Sm pfarrbauie Der ct. Sobanf
nes Stride ipurben lbur4 paitor y.
6. 0erboIb Jrdulsin emma eiiel,
&b6fer bon 6errn unb Grau Senrp
GtfeL unb Serr CHARLES Srms ebelta
ptrbnnben.
- SIN @erep 9oIpitaI itarb Srau
Marion Saepbs, Satin bon Or. w.
M. sSacobs bon 2inbentpalb. I'M Utter
bon 4S Sabren unb ipirb heute gtab@
mittaa um 3 llbr i'm @rsenlppoo
syrisbhof besrabeu.
- Sm Resiitrar Diitritt NO.
1870, umfafenb bic Stabt 9amilton
futpie Jairfielb, SanoDer, ct. Clair
unb Nob Tpfpnfbip, puroen i'm Wtos
nat SuIi 78 8inber seboren. bapon
20 in 3dmilton.
- CHARLES 6. gBett, pelner, ple
eeitern semetbst purbe, am 9onnerss
tag beim S9pimmen plDBli4 untsrs
iant unb bann 3meds Wieberbelebs
nngaoeriu9en ra6 benz Mercp Solpis
tai sshratt tpurbe, tonnte ni4t ilIs
nebsn suriidsebradt txrben. Die Be
srnigung finbet beute 0ormittag i'm
GrenpodD Jrisbbof itatt.
- Mm 15., 16. unb II. Iusuit
finbst in Samiltun bic idbrliae Son.
bentipn bes Srbens Der 9arugart
fatt. 9k IotaIe Organization purz
be i'm Sabre 1904 sesriinbet unb bat
iebt 80 Mitslieber. Im. Is. @usuit
finbst elm Gmpfans i'm Seutften
9au5e itait. Die GrDffnunssrebe am
16. bdlt Mapor Splsberssr, unb am
.ftIben Sage finbet 9lbenos Elm gantett
itatt. 9lm II. 2lusuit pirb fir bic
Delesaten eine automobilfabrt burb
bic Stabt unb umgebung perdnitaltet.
BON Der itaatli9en 9egnabi,
eunssbeborbe tpurben sfpei Strdfltn8e
BON Butler Gountb, gnna SobnlOn
nnb Sobn Rob parolirt. Gritere batz
IL i'm april 1915 ibren gatten an
Sisbsnte unb 0ine StraBe in Samils
ton sstDbtet, urb Rob mar Der gerauz
buns elmer Wirtbfdaft f9uIois befun@
ben tporben.
paftor 6. 5. 90. 9llparbt piro
Der SabresDerammlungs Der Spnope
Don Obio unb anberen Staaten IN
Sanbustp beitpobnen. Gr lit prdiiz
bent Der Muffi9tsbebDrbe Der lutberi@
fhen Capital llnioerIitp in Golumbus
unb piro bte SntereHen berIelben
In Der 9erfammluns pertreten.
- auep Spruolins reidte geitern
sesen Jrant Sprablins cine S9e:e
bunsstlass elm. ste beidulbist ibn
Der neutrality-suspicious. uno
Der 1runtiutt.
= Der Cullen &: @ausb Gompdnp
ipuros Der aontratt fir cine @ersrDs
beruns bes Dormitoriums in Der
IniperfitGt in Itbens unb fir Elm Ges
bGube fir bus Staatsboipital in MaIz
fillon iibertraeeu.
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Die Sdiloeruns biefes Samples
ipirb pieIleidt niht 70 intereHant iein.
iuie bic elmer blutisen S9ladt. Mm
lebten Gnoe aber TIT bieIer frieblihe
aries uno Sampf piel tpi&tiser uno
grDber.
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&eide Grute als8umSessenpTe Te

.Sessn Der Jelber entfdeibet ben
&riss', fagt Or. 9aIe. - Deutf9.
lamb unb Seferrei9' 'llnsarn psrs
ben aud IN bisiem Sabre teins Notb
haben - Deu Jrauen sebiibrt Dor
allen bic Gbre, utebr aIs 70 pros
gent Der ersiebisen grnte einges
bra4t su baben. - Sang Seutf4>
lamb 1T elm aebrenfeIo. - Wenn
Notb beftebt, 10 1T es Wil9notb.
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3n pcrmietbcn-SIats.
Iannonia Nuiroina.

aiiesur unb 9nun Giraffe 1915, nj gbdms
9igentbum eer ungarliten CT. eieptdn'S
Hit1euaemetnbe.
erlrlniiiee p rrto 3simmerige Stats, ieoes etH
selne NIT iepnraiem gnse' uub 1ptIeiiesim
mer. Snclreraipr rno duen nipbernen re
duerIlidieiteu Slot unb nHii SeIlupsllG
cage in Ger SiGei! Rrnaiige, ftGt,ies S6ie
beionbus 'tir atnber anifagbar iinenri,
fcer wletser. uTo epssereilaber ON eiaensu
gruHbtil1 BON ]. 9uIi anaefargen. 3c7
Baum Strabe: TeIeptoH Qandl 4239.
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Mesiernmas.Mn

Observation-Disclosures ofTen far 1,dnrcr
unb 0ruuen. 9nufeHbe bon Grneinunesp tnb
IN 9uBfI6t ltiis int anfkuunoeu fret
6ranfiin Snffitsis. GsH Is. nonsficr. =. D.
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Icreins.g .gn5eiscn.
9eutid,er giunierperein.

9it m1iislieecr bes obIsen gersiHs fnb tiet,
nit freinolidh erfnfi, BEN eeideHbegdngrib
bes am o. slmalii 1915 teriiorbeEen 9ionisrs
Sriebricb sitbhebnie, bente Na6miiing, am 2
ilbr, bonn 1rduebdufe. 3409 gdmble abs.
gbebioi. aus rebt BdbireiH 5eisnirobneH.
Etto anHer. @ra.
Gpnr. arager, Sefr. II
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(NppbfclIplp GannerdIpr.

Sen;e obenb libr fiirbet bic monntii4e @e.
fcbdfisperinmEiuna bss @oobieliop Sdnger
tors In Der 9eteiHsbole, 1li2 waInut Str..
itait 20 tpittipe 9ei4tfte porIieeen. fuerbsH
ale wiiialiebet ar5eten. 81 erffeiBen.
7:S0 siomniiise. 9erinmmlnna.
AbeIharb Beet, 9rm,
albert Iesft, Seir. 1t'
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3u pcrfunfen - Tarmen.
3m perfnufen-M -M5beln.

nlbbeIr-Vine bdbine acknowledgements
glariors1arnitur aus ouniIeIn HniHubboi1.
Sthde. RneSuitaseu zoe g. 0. Girabe. 1.
giod. bos
Fulton County tribune. (Wauseon, Ohio) 1883-1925, 1916-01-07

per cent on the money in our district.
There is no depreciation on chicken
that I know of, so we don't charge
them with that: but we charge every
one with the food 1t eats and the value
of the eggs It sits on. and credit 1t
with the value OF the chicks 1t matches.
We hope to raise turkeys. celery.
squads. etc, and sell them to you city
folks by parcel post This is a cut
at the poor middleman.
THE members of the Ham School
club have drawn the plans and made
specifications for the equipment of the
schools play shed, and win install
manual training and domestic science
equipment. doing the work of installa-
tion themselves. They did all the
work connected with a school ex
hibition at which they raised $25 to.
ward the expense of these things. !
sincerely hope the value of these
school clubs. both to the children and
the rural schools. will be appreciated
so that there may be many of them
The whole secret lies In letting the
children do the work themselves"
Child study by the practical method
OF taking care of a real, live baby is
part of the course of the Foster high
school. according to Miss e. M. Gull
stine, teacher of domestic science. II
was a natural development from the
needs of the community and the ten
dency of modern education, she said
Fulton County tribune. (Wauseon, Ohio) 1883-1925, 1916-01-07
Activities of Women.

Many of the women engaged in In.
dustry in England have donned mas
culine garb.
In recent efficiency auto run. Miss
Eva Cunningham of Haverhill, Mass,
took first prize in the contest with 80
man competitors.
Miss Florence Powdermaker has
been made assistant chemist in the
Baltimore board of health. position
never before held by a woman.
The Countess Benchendorff, wife OF
the Russian ambassador in London, is
one Of the best lady bridge players in
that city.
In two Cleseland foundries 300 wom-
en- run great punching and drilling ma
chimes. working side by side with the
man machinists.
Miss Ella ]. Slutz. a blind student
at the Ohio State university. while
only a freshman in the college. ex-
poets to finish the four-year course on
time. Miss Slutz is alone in the
world and in her eagerness to fulfill her
ambition to secure an education, is do
ing odd jobs about the school for
which she receives room and board
free
Fulton County tribune. (Wauseon, Ohio) 1883-1925, 1916-01-07
public Defenders Idea.

What in heavens name is the use
of sending to Jail man who ought TO
be with his family? What's the use
of giving man a bad name whe.. a
good word will set him right?
That's what the first public defend
er to appear in Pittsburgh's police
courts asked at the end of his irsr
days work.
There's no use following that old
method, but we've been long time
finding it out. Sending a man to Jail
is poor way to take care of the mans
family, but it's the way we've taken
for ages.
Giving man bad name instead OF
offering him the good word his heart
is aching to hear is wasteful. but it
was easier, we thought. than the right
| way. The strange thing about these
matters is that the wrong way always
seems easier.-Pittsburgh Leader.
Fulton County tribune. (Wauseon, Ohio) 1883-1925, 1916-01-07
WHO WAS ROBINSON cRusoe?
Not Much Known Of Alexander Sci.
kirk, Born In Largo. Scotland
Was Extraordinary Man.

One is sometimes tempted to parody
Kipling's famous words, and ask.
What do they know of Crusoe. who
only Crusoe know?" For it is a sad
fact that. apart from a hazy notion
that the original of this world famous
character was drawn from one Alex
ander Sellkirk. little or nothing is
known of a most extraordinary man.
London Answers states.
Selkirk was born in the little Fife
shire village of Largo, in 1876. and
from almost his earliest days the un-
conventional adventurous spirit of the
boy brought forth the wrath of his
neighbors.
When he was about eighteen he de-
cided thst he would go to sea and. hav-
ing refused utterly to follow his IA
theirs trade Of shoemaking. he quit
his native village. Two years later
we find him Cat his own request) be-
ing marooned on lonely island after
violent quarrel with the captain of
the ship on which he was making his
second voyage.
For four years and four months he
remained there, but finally turned up
again at Largo, while his parents were
at church. SO to church went Alexan-
der. and seated himself directly be-
hind his father and mother. The good
lady, on turning round and recogniz-
ing her son. caused the service to be
interrupted by her cries Of astonish-
ment
While at home. Selkirk fell in love
with and married Sophie Druce. But
he did not settle down After a very
short while they both disappeared
from Largo.
Nothing more was heard of them un-
til one day, years later. young wom-
an arrived in Largo. saying she was
Alexander Selkirk's second wife, and
had come to claim his belongings.
She proved that Sophie Druce had
died some years previously and that
now Alexander himself had also
passed away on board his majesty's
ship Weymouth. on which he was a
lieutenant.
Fulton County tribune. (Wauseon, Ohio) 1883-1925, 1916-01-07
"Jennie Catfish Dead.

Jennie Catfish" is dead. In the
northeastern part of the city Jennie
Catfish was as celebrated as the muf-
fin man of English fame or the old
chimney sweep of Charles Lambs
time, states the Philadelphia North
American.
Her call, ANY catfish? Any catfish ~
has rung through the streets of the
city for nearly half century. Resi-
dents of the northeast say they cannot
remember when she did not cry her
wares night and day. Many remember
it mingled with their childish dreams.
the shrill. piercing. long-drawn-out
wall bringing picture of a little wom-
an, who always had seemed old. walk
ing swiftly along back streets and al
leys with tray balanced on her head.
To the children she was Jennie
Catfish" which was their translation
of her cry. To her neighbors she was
Mrs Amelia Wilson, eighty years old
She had been i'll for some time and
had been taken care of by neighbor.
who the other day entered her home
with a postal from niece. She found
the old woman dead as the result of
pneumonia.