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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1916-08-04
THE VICTORIES OF PEACE.

Another bloodiess victory seems TO
have been won by the Washington ad
Yninistration in its handling of the
blacklist controversy with England. 1t
is said now that the British are pre-
pared To withdraw the noxious fea-
lures Of the system as they affect
Americans and other ,neutrals, while
contending. OF course, that they are
within theirzrtg hts a1ndaEs international
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1916-08-04

Sundry gentlemen allied with the
movement are still unwilling to con-
cede that the colonel was the whole
bull moose party.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1916-08-04
We Can't Dispute a Lady's Word.

A netghbor woman, while settling a
piece of gossip with the woman across
the alley last evening. declared that
If there were only three women in the
world, two of them would get together
and talk about the other one.
DAD"
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1916-08-04

Just as it always is on the side OF
the under dog the public is now pull
ing for the under-sea boat
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1916-08-04

THE hardest thing to understand is
why they blame the increased cost of
stogies to the scarcity of tobacco.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1916-08-04
The Way of It.

Smith has been having contrary
kinds of trouble"
How so?"
His salary was very much cut
down, and he was in consequence
very much cut up. baltimore Amer
lean.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1916-08-04
Rock Island-From River to
River.

Late reports indicate that the war is
also having its effect on the price OF
the Danish West Indies.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1916-08-04

ii outright. and out of the receipts from
the pay privileges pays back the loan
to itself. 1t is not a charge upon the
community, but a good paying invest
ment in dollars, decency and health.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1916-08-04
Not All the Censors Are In Europe.

Not All the CensOrs Are In Europe.
Witness the following from Brazil,
Ind, paper:
Miss Cleopatra Grub entertained
at bridge whist and dancing yesterday
afternoon. The first prize in cards
was won by Miss censored because
she sings in the choir. Second prize
was captured by Miss (kept out be-
cause she teaches in the public
schools. Consolation prize was taken
by Miss (kept out by special re-
quest Her mother objects to cards..
Among those present were the fol-
lowing: Miss (kept out because of
death in the family recently, Miss
censored because her employer OBJ
jects to dancing), Miss teaches in
the public schools, and Mrs Chus-
band is out of work and she doesn't
want to appear extravagant). The
guests departed under cover of dark
ness and closed cabs"
HARRY Legg is one of the con-
tenders for the championship in
the Trans Mississippi golf tOurna-
ment being played at Minneapolis.
Probably a relative of our old
friend, Hairy Chin.
WHAT has become of the fellow that
used to ride at the head of the circus
parade, warning the people to hold
their horses?"
Chicago will open school for milk
men, and the Peoria Transcript sug-
gests the first lesson should be entitled
Let the COW, not the pump do it.
WE'LL, the Deutschland has
gone, but where! Strikes us as
much the same as the story writ
ten by a Cub reporter we knew on
the beautiful weather of Autumn
and he headed it 20, Where Has
the Summer Gomez"
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1916-08-04

author of Who took the lid off of
hell" We timidly suggest the kaiser.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1916-08-04
Notwithstanding.

Sounds like a medical term for
new-fangled disease. doesn't it? Its
only a Springfield wedding announce
ment.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1916-08-04

FROM all reports, the style shows
this wear will be about one-fourth
stvIe and three-fourths show.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1916-08-04
yOU KNOW HOW 1T is.

[ twist and squirm, and squint my eye,
[ moan and groan, and pull and pry'
[ cannot rest you know until,
[ get that ribbon in my mill"
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1916-08-04

CARRANZA has asked the people of
Mexico to practice economy We sup
pose he means to cut the rations from
beans to a bean.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1916-08-04

THE only way the drought in Rock
Island could be broken was by cir
Gus coming to town. And il did.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1916-08-04

half
of explosion +
Of
in
allies,
'front.' esceneo of The explosion
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1916-08-04

DID you see tho parade?
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1916-08-04

O. ID. h. II c. T. X.
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The Coconino sun. (Flagstaff, Ariz.) 1898-1978, 1916-07-21
A Government Blunder

Somebody Numbered when the
government, through Secretary Red
fields, issued an appeal to the public
to save waste paper. There is no sale
for the stuff at the price that would
pay the freight charges on fifty-mile
haul, let alone paying expenses of
bailing and carriage. A little inyesti-
CATION on the part Of officials before
the appeal was issued would have
saved a lot Of useless correspondence
and given the public generally high
er regard for the opinions Of higher
up government officials. Will the Sec
rotary now please issue a bulletin
telling us where we might find a
market for this paper?-Needles
Nugget.
The Coconino sun. (Flagstaff, Ariz.) 1898-1978, 1916-07-21
Says They Are Wonderful

Hot weather is doubly dangerous to
a person whose digestion is bad. The
hot sun keeps the body heated and a
decomposing mass Of undigested food
in the stomach will more quickly send
disease-causing impurities through
the blood and poison the entire sys-
tenn. Indigestion, constipation, sick
headache, biliousness, bloating, or
other conditions caused by clogged
bowels yield quickly to Foley Cath
artic Tablets. Mrs. Elizabeth Slaus-
son, So. Norwalk, Conn, writes: T
can honestly say they are wonderful"
Will Marlar Pharmacy.-Advertise-
ment.
The Coconino sun. (Flagstaff, Ariz.) 1898-1978, 1916-07-21
Life Insurance

Pat was employed by subway
construction company. As he was
leaving the house his wife said:
"Do moind yez don't get hurt, Pat,
It's so dangerous working in that
subway"
"Thot's all roight, Biddy," replied
Pat. "I borrowed two dollars from
the foreman, and he don't let me do
any dangerous work any more"
The Coconino sun. (Flagstaff, Ariz.) 1898-1978, 1916-07-21
COUPON
Remington Typewriter Company.
Qncorporated)
327 Broadway, New York.

Send me 4 Remington Junior Type.
writer, price $50, on free examination. It
isundentood that ] may return the machine,
If ! choose, within ten days. If I decide
to purchase It, agree to pay for il in 10
monthly payments of IS each
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-20

ar" ~ special favor. ana upon tho
occasions great packs OF hounds |
Ea,hcrcd, and large parties, includi
many women. ride after them
There have bean MANY famous sta
ia the woods about Charleston. III
successfully clud"d The hunters
years. though they wcr. often seen :,
we'll known The Rcu Bow Buck. wiiJ
was killed last fall. was known 10 eve
hunter IN and about Charleston !
MS splendid nutiers and HIS bold :.
cunning tactics when hunted i
would always leave the suarnpy !
run straight across tho open plan,
ton fields. In full view. but out
range ot every cover 4, one time |
almost ran over a darkey gathcrirI
sweat potatoes, and Is said 10 ha{
frightened tho man 50 badly that /
hecam" deacon In the church vi
end was ignomiuioua IN one o, nj
bold runs he Numbered upon a id
hunting birds with single BARI
shotgun. who killed him nj short rang
old Estnte Vow Country club.
one OF tho most picturesque plaut|
tons in the vicinity Of Charleston
owned rs country club by :, col
porati"n OF Charleston folk y nurd
Der az others are stu held by N
families tina; lived upon them for GO,
'rafiOns, and. arc used a. country 81 all
il many instances the Younger ccucrI
lions have bought back tho storiI
homcstcads that tho older lost
ono or tho most typical OF Tho.
Twenty-Five miles from Charlcsto
owned by Captain Samuel g. stone
lpou this estate is th" tomb ut III
Colonial lanhGraV", who founded Il e,
who died there in l6f" Thcrc - prot
ahly not az Older home iu im"ric
and every generation has lcft us mar
about the place. Part Of the hons
was built In Colonial DAYS. n!ld a. pai
soon after tn" Revolution. There
still trac"ablc the old rae. track wh"i
iii" planters used 10 train their hloodc
runners for the Charleston races
The hous" crowns a grassy kno
shaded by hroad-armed live oaks, fcs
t"ou"d with Spanish moss. hcayil
shading Tho lawn and meeting I'm
solid arch above tho long drivewa.
heds Of Cherokee roses and fragrar
white iaponica bank tho walls ~ IN
mouse itself which Is ii wcathcrc
prick with Dutch gables, great chir
ncys and wide vcrandas MI aho,
ar" the tangled swa,nps and pine ror
"StS. opening here and there to sho'
silver CLINT OF creek or bayou
Within you arc shown tho halls an
rooms SIM furnished with tho spindi,
( legged and ornate nlahoranics tina
came across the water centuries NJ
There is Il secret cellar where rr,
visions and arms were hidden durin
thc Civil War, and overhead q ha!nte
bedroom. II was to have been ~
bridal chamber of daughter OF n
house in Colonial times Her Han,
was killed while hunting on his we,
ding DAY, and she may stnl be seen :
twilight sitting before her wintioy
looking w!stfullr for his return
These old homes and the lerends an
stories that cling about them Give
vivid Impression of what tho life ,
IN" south must have hccn In tho.
rcVcr-to ne forgotten days before th
war'--a patriarchnl life OF abundant
and leisure, moving pleasantly in vel
known ways, rich In tradition and
culture all ts own
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-20
News Of Fifty Years Ago
,From the Richmond Dspa tch March 20. 1866

IaIss fair VIII s"m ,.%ms. this evening a,
rehuiliinp t,,nd of the Central rrcsbyterian
church. The fair viii probably he continued
Will" 81. i'a,ricks Day generally ccle-
6raic'i throurhou, Tie c"untry as well as in
did no, come OFF Here, elsewhere the cole
hrations were very quiet
III" of the Manchester SINGING clas 80
headed by Professor p. =; Tntem, cam" off at
and was greatly enjoyed by IA large audience.
,@" 9 ,1 C. G"E win" is SIN prsoner Of
demand COR an immediate trial which he claims
IT," constitution guarantees t" him. His de-
fed and courteous. is very strong aud emphatic.
,e,orsc. :: IIoae; United states assessor FOR
chester. was found dead in small STREAM, o.
Nj. iIoag was Northern man 10y birth but
had lived in Virginia for several years before
Thg Committees for the States Of Virginia
and Vest virginia have arranged to meet in
ures FOR the sale OF the Franchises aud prop
rhnr % ,m cSnmsi ton and ohio lalroad
ton Of This meeting. and it is believed that the
bull, right away, II is declared that New York
c"pitalists ar" very much interested in the
TIE ,r.n Of the big, Hsw engine 'hs Fred
Mere VOL dlItd Win ot,cials Of The Richmond
invited guests. while tho hapg.ge ear vas con
y"rted into dining room. There was plenty
papnr ana such Nowed very freely ali IN.
way 10 the Potomac and back. Peter Y. Dan
i'll, the president of tn" rad was tho master
v"rsal verdict was that tho big engine was
success.
General Frank y blair has been appointed
collector of the port OF 81 Louis While "a"
WAS brave Union soldier. he bitterly op-
posed by somea Of the more Intense radica
and ~ time il seemed that his confr ,na-
ion Ivy TIA" senate doubtful. However. he
cot through by the skin OF his teeth General
Blair Democrat Of the old ia sh lOn.d school
ana is something OF a thorn In tn" flesh of the
radicals
The resolution ofrcrcd In the House of Rep
reSentttiveS yesterday providing for the final
adi"nrnment OF Congress on May - went
rh" indications are that thcr. VIII be adj
icurnm"nt uutn the heat % makes
Washington too oppr"ssiv" FOR the Congress-
nlser.
The birges, Irish parade Of -. Patricii's Day
WAS In Chicago, but there kind OF dis
order
Or. Gcorg" Il steele has reopened his dental
Offices 81 Main street.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-20
For The Timrs-Disnn

For The Times-Dispatch.
Ai "ld' old man. who sits and walk i
alone.
Md longs In vain for those fnir do i
non honor in come hearts had throne
When some for right dared voice ,o|
raise.
IT IS not all q, life for men "a erS
some way to gain the yellow gold.
Nor be 10 others needs so blind
As I" tho helpful hand withhold
1t IS not all of right to loud profess
Almighty God hath equal made
NJ whom He chose with life to bless,
10 whom His being liz displayed
1t is not all of power when earth IS
BY multitude. against the rcw.
men force by selfish greed imn.Ird
both some weak mortal harsh sub
due.
1t is not wisdom's holy cause which
rcnds
From some poor being what God gave
N"r Wheh minimizing might swift end.
The letters which had bound-IJis
slave.
orr murder, arson. theft and crimes
none name,
Bring lead and treasures in vast store,
And that which honor seems, aud fame;
Great victories men had glorlcd Ter.
But. Northland, Northland, Dream not
numbers might,
Which to your hand such yictorv
gave
AS that which changed tho day 10 night
And east the Son Of God into Ills
grave
Aiih"' II rules our nation with It's
furious sway.
Hath TO YOU aught but God denied.
While southland gain'd a resurrection
day,
When by your hand victorious" cru
cited.
THE OLD GREY DOCTOR.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-20

II YOU lived the rim of small town
from which YOU could look out upon the fields
beyond and up and down long road that
stretched OF sight, you must recall the days
When from Your open window you girl
mounted galloping horse tho strings OF
hcr bonnet nutterine III the breeze. coming
She mission for A hurried
purchase. You watched her until she dismountcd
tho public square She made the rounds OF
IN" stores. many OF them rcccs-
S.Iy and then she resumed and
away her stccd went or lope. YOU didn't
know mat the picture mad" dent your
mentality until, the years went by and you had
wandered many miles. Then day when
YOU back to the old home town. long
iinlc after ana Il girl in another kind OF
attire whiz into the street in her motor car.
YOU recalled the picture of the girl who had
n horseback. and IL YOU human.
you tried TO swallow the lump In your throat
YOU thought OF a picture that viii never
come again And when YOU went back the
cilv YOU fcl, = II YOU had left something in The
httls town. And YOU had
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-20
I nll-RnCks.

Their. is nothing new but that which IS for
ro,ten.--MlIe. Berlin, modiste TO Marie An
toinctte. replying TO the question whether the
model OF a costume was quite new.
There IS nothing that is nertorious but
virtue and friendship, aud, indeed, friendship is
only part of vrtuc.-Pope
The officer who forgets that he is a gentle
man does more harm TO the moral influence Of
this country than ten men of hlameless life
do good Earl Of Derby.
The human mind is so limited that il cannot
talk" i'm all tho parts OF subject, so that there
may be objections raised against everything
DR.. Johnson.
The belief in the immortality OF tho soul is
the only phuacca for the ills or hfc--Bvron
Six hours sleep is enough for a man seven
for woman and eight FOR a fooI.--Gcorge III.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-20
rnrmcrs. Friend In United stn,cs senate

TO the Editor OF The Times Dispatch
prospective measures NOW before tn" tinted
States Senate were being discussed by NO Sen
atOrS III that hOdN-thc water power bin ana
III" rural credits bill-recentiy. when senator
NardamHn Of Mississippi. ros" in his seat ANA
said: MI. President am In favor OF the rural
credits bill The genuine producers OF this
countrN--tha American ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS some
at1"ution from this body. They az" tn" back
hone OF this republic. !ut from the way they
treated bN certain lc%tSa 'ors on" would
thirl. they were uud"s"rVir2 people. 80 fears
need bc entertained for our army IN Mexico
We better prepared to-day thau we're
when after Mexico bciOr" in iSIN. we
have 100000. 600 pcop" and M"Xic" has TOGO
no" and d"pcnduil" militia ready and
willing to join in the fra"aS. DO sonnet ming now
fui TN" p"opl" wh" produc" our foodStufis. and
only citizens who ar" not continually lob
living . put doubtful Legislation into law
W" HAY" promised ih" American farmer I" ii"
this for his benefit, aud "" should b" as good
as our word. While this is not the verbatim re-
port OF his speech. il is The gtst OF il, and II
was delivered in such to:Ccful that
il attracted tho attention Of all such farmers
MccDNNEY
Washington. n G. March lG.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-20


stealing bathtub. Nothing Tx" that was
known to happen IN TrXas.-Norfolh Nirriniau.
Iii"t. or Norfolh.
Whom YOU r"ct Il crouch the street smile
"a, him u you s"c him in church, sing to him:
When i've - At home feed him; Il h" crccps into
heaven, h,I, hr won't KcnbTid;;" News.
IN" frst" Herald -c"'mir "r'ns, worthy
campaign "iuk ~ saSs: Now is the time
all tn" folks T." pitch IN and help each other
r'ak" Bristol hyicsS town this summer"
Tn" iInlif:,x Record Advertiser talks through
hat follows: '"rhc coordinate college
hin was defeated in the House Of Delegates as
II should have been, but my, IA" vot"
clos" II frightened fcilow--'s {" 10"
bcicga,c Jordan. says IT, was "gcncrniiy
dcrstOod' that the Republicans should have Il
III Nh" election of the Prohibition Commits
sinncr Understood with whom. where and
when, iH what might PROV" interesting. Per-
hnps IT IKE THAT reported cider trade
Ilacitsionc ,'Ouri"i
powder making magnntc, stands good show
Ing FOR nomination for the presidency. II
"PIans for Du I'ont candidacy under
stood Ia have been laid recently 1T q dinner
given In New. York nj which many millionnres
were present His supporters are understood
TO contemplate making Du Pont compromise
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-20
SEEN ON THE SIDE
Bringing u to Date.

There is not hardly anything
That men can whisper. shout or sing
That bores me any more
Than loud rccitals Of the days
When they won all the people praise
Talk OF what's gone before
Talk Of ourselves does not amusc.
Bu; still. If our friends must choose.
They would prefer 20 hear
or what do and are to-day.
OF what folk now about us say
Not what they said last year.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-20
The Voice Of the People
More About WIN. for Sacrament

To til. Editor Of The Times Dispatch.
Sir--lu regard TO the question az wine for
the sacrament. If the Christian Passover ful !.
fllmcut Of the typo wine taken at tho time OF
the ssh Passover. and then only. there would
lac danger Of starting thirst for strong
drink Christ gave Ills church two pictures
80 illustrate SITS fa!th--hapt ISM, PLAIN type Of
death resurrection when properly perform
ed. and the sacrament. memorial service
showing our faith I'm His death and III" efficacy
O Ills blood II instituted AT the time OF
the Passover 20 take it's place. on" Looked for
I'd the other looks buck TO The fUliilmcni.
II IS tho Christian Passover. iiO" impress We
if celebrated by the Who'll" world al tho sam"
time and tn" proper time Even Christ
mas is recognized by even the children as the
natal day. iEA DER.
I,irhnLnnI Narrh
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-20
Science and Mice i'm A.,

CNIENVE IS being appIod wl,I ly0Ionr,II
~ and terrible effectiveness hy AM the boI-
ilfercnts IN this war. every day some new
weapon or some new device is evolved g.,
orally an engine 70 ipcrca,e tho scale ON which
slaughter is worked Bu, even science c,n
not supply animal senses. so hand in hand
WIN science go methods OF the most primi
tive character remindfnl Of the honking Of
the geese on the Roman Hill
According TO Robert G. Skerre,, with, +,
he Scientific American an Austrian has nor.
iected d portable seismograph 50 delicate tba.
II records The conclusion OF artillery in such
manner as 10 disclose the number and cali.
Der OF guns engaged, and even their Inca,io,,
Whether the device IS altogether q practical
affair or not may we'll be doubted bu, cor.
tainiy lie possibilities appear 30 be almost
unlimited.
at tho other end. whero solenco .siis may
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-20

De found sort OF practical zoology applied
to the art of war. In order To warn men i'm
submarines OF one OF the dangers attendant
on submersion. the escape Of gas. many of
the undersca boats are equipped with-white
mice The first fumes. no, Diet ecta bic by the
dullcr senses of humans seriously annoy the
mice. and they squeak. II would seem for
the present at least, that the mice are more
useful than the seiSmographS.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-20

William q. Simpson. of Michigan. would
like 20 he President The only thing we
know about Simpson is that he used to be in
Gloe club. and only know this from
report. There Is another man in rhc country
who used 10 sing in a club of that sort but
he didn, use the fact as an argument in
favor OF his election
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-20
tsuOSrIrts.

Nlu s." tn" chappic stood without
Md fingered there liz fear.
Nud waited patiently about
TIL Mary did appear.
lie followed her 10 school that day
Regardless oC her rule
which mad" her turn to him and say
''ip chase yourself YOU fool"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-20

Candidate after the expected break comes at
the Republican Convention. We feel safe in
saying tina, the candidacy OF Mr.. du r"nt viii
receive the cordial SupporS of liOpcwcll and
WILLIAMSBURG, II not of Petersburg and the In
dcN-Appcal" And suffolk. too.
The Newport News Times Herald claims to
have discovered that Il. Coleman ,lu Iont. the
Here is the opinion OF the Chase city Prog
ress: "RiGhmoud is determined to clean up the
picture shows clean them out. and while
ccnsors may be necessary Tor selecting pictures.
II looks If the people ought to he able o
determine FOR themselves what they want
And they come mighty near doing IL in
Richmond.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-20
1ou Can Hardly Help II.

Grubbs-Iiavc YOU noticed the new STYLES IN
womanS hosiery
s,ubbs-whats the matter with YOU DO YOU
think ! am blind"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-20

villa has one chance in his favor
wont hav. 10 stop 10 wash ny
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-20
Way lear
TO Settle
War Issue

fully haudicappc IN dealing. with the suhma-
riuc issue. Not until this ll!-important aspect
of the case was determined beyond question.
could tine Stat" Department continue nrHotia-
lions with tho central powers on venture any
further suggestion to the allies. FOR nation
that VIII not uphold it's own honor and right
cann"; expect and does not deserve I" he needed
by others. Nh such doubts having been dis
tactful steps toward settling the submarine
issue The President do more than
urge Americas Just claims upon Berlin: he can
deal pcrsuasvely and We believe. effectively
with London a well While saying to C:crma NY
that the right Of Americans To travel on bel
Iiucrcnt merCla ntmcn armed only for defense
must he respected and viii be maintained. he
can also TO- England that as matter OF
to dsarm her merchant ships. at least those
engaged in transatlantic travel--Atlnnta Jour
nal.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-20

II he says 'Tickled 10 death" it's fun
When he says Listen" reach for your gun
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-20
Chats With Virginia Editors

\ Kentucky has been jail
stealing bathtub Nothing lit" that ever
known To happen IN Texas.--Norfolli virriniam-
l'ilni NnIGnlE