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Health Talks, by Dr.. VIM. Brady
Modern Miracles.

At one time and another this dispensary OF
"oEm;t aesrr,neS' aS calmly as may bc, de-
partures which merit publicity. Til, inform
nate thing about these modern miracles !. 49,,
they are wroush' hy perfectly conventional
physicians and surgeons with JUS, ordi,,y,.
medicines and Instruments If they .y.rc I"ne
by some queer or new type of healer ar h>. ,.,,,,
mysterious Po,ioh OF "rpiianc" with lot of
Notwithstanding phic written around il thr
world would indeed marvel I,u, az il f. 49,
world scarcely knows these miracles are b,jn..
accomplished; even the rank and iii. az ~
medical profession remains ignorant r ind;.
fcrcnt about many rcma Ti.tblc new dcn..r,u,...
because of the difdcncc or yhrinkjnr r,,. ~.
OF all vino work under th;,t cod. of rn.dn,,
known rs the principles of medical c,bics
he 1t ethical or not desire. TO mention s,,,,.
names in connection with some common ,nr,.
day medical miracles.
The late Or. j. a. Mutrliy of ,.,i.,. l.,
vised an ingenious operation. whereby it be-
comes possible for Il skilled surgeon 10 r.s;nrc
the function To joint whch has h.cn .,i,,,,
completely ankyl"sod trigid, Coy vcnr. W
phys method is simply the Ircukiu.. .r,r,
the Joint. roaming aud Huloo;hi,,. INC ,,u,.,
surfaces. and the Inter position of Some f.i
or fatty tissue---a ,iai. from h.nr,,h H., -, "a
near tho Joint~-to supply lunric:tiou and ,,,
hony union. Many - hcip!rss inv.Iia 49,,
been restored l" usefulness ana happiness since
MnrphV announcer me operation Two or three,
years ago.
Dr. 6. X. Elliott. OF New YORK. goes into hos
piths and homes 70, III" "incurablc" much as
did pr. Murphy. selects individuals win ,n:,,h
twisted, stin. useless h;tuda ,thc result NJ ~
rheumatism or nrihris;.s,. reduces ,hn lana"
standing dtslocat!nh" stretches ;hc contr.,,,,,,
teudons and muscles. If necessary vIi,,i. " ~.
cumbersome knobs proiIbrrauccs ar hn
aud follows up tho operative ,,roco,,, IT,
patient splintinE. mas"aG". pasSiy. ana .,c,i,.
movements. baking. etc. al! the f,ithr,I h.,,
arc rescued and tic trn,rr,,l ,.'"'"i "''ii"
goes ont into the world Ia earn his ow, 49,.
Or. Elliott aud nr 8. W l;oorstcin n"rn;,,
together, found ;hM ny patience. ucrsisic,ne
perseverance,, aud science, PARALYSIS Of ,o,,..
standing. with dcforlnin,: contr;,rur.. ,
atrophy OF muscle. c"uid he overcome hv ,,rI'
nc,hc proceourcs' operative and physical. SUI
nccntly to enable the helpless patient "a 90,
ABOUT oHtc Hio'' 'll''t years
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-10-27
women RESENT PROMISE
TO "DEL|VER' THEIR VOTE
Mrs. Clover Tells Suffrage League
Party Alignment IL Regard
less OF Sex.
CONDITIONS IN CALIFORNIA
Cause One Of Justice and Not of Sex
ant"Yonism, Says Spcaker-NIrs.
Kate Langley Kosher Speaks.
Delegates to State Convention.

Promises Of politicians to deliver /,
any party the woman vote" are Justly
resented by women voters. declared
Mrs. Samuel 4. Glover yesterday. after.
noon in an address on woman suffrage
in California delivered before the Rich
mond branch of the Equal Suffrage
League of Virginia. Each individual
woman in California has affiliated M
citizen Of the United States with one
I'll the national parties, said tho
speaker. She urged the women of VIZ.
:;inia TO demonstrate that the suffrage
cause WAS one OF justice, an9 not OF
sex antagoHiSm
The race problem in California
brown and yellow instead OF black
confronted the suffraeists," said Mrs
Glover. The menace was ignoruncc-
not color. The women solved the prob
lem by opening night schools and va
cation schools and by working In con-
nccrion with the Visiting Nurses Asso-
c!ation and other agencies for uplift-
ing mothers
Better housing. Fairgrounds and
manual training schools are womem's
concerns. Since the granting of the
franchise. social workers tell OF our
,hclp TO them In their work and state
their belief tina, the vote has digniiied
wcnianhood. We have women on the
police force. on the city Councils ON
school boards and in charge of public
libraries. The welfare commissioner
Of the state Of California Is "a woman
Her duties are left To her own discre-
ton. She bettcrs conditions for the
WORKING women. collects money for
"eamstresses and house maids, and get
'les labor disputes
Mrs. KATE LANGLEY KOSHER
sPENkS BRIEFLY
Mrs. John g. Mun"e. chairman OF the
program committee. introduced Mrs
Clover. Mrs. Kate Langley Bosher.
hrSt vice president or the RiCnmord
branch. spoke briefly at the conclusion
Of Mrs. Clovers address.
Loyal daughters OF Virginia feel
ieenly the stigma upon the mother OF
democracy. said Mrs Bosher But
hey hope in time 10 erase II and place
virginia AT least upon n par democrat
l"al!! with her more progressive sisters
Of the Wcst"
Lessons distributed BY Tie Suffrage
correspondence school WIZ be studied
Tor 4 brief period at each Of the rcgu-
Ear weekly meetings hereafter Mrs
q. Harvey Clarke. chairman OF po,iti.
'hl study and research. VIII conduct the
hrst class
Alternate delegates elected to tho
state suffrage convention. which viii
meet at Norfolk November . and 10.
are AS follows: Mrs. Todd pabney. Mrs.
Clarence Cado;. Mrs. w II Harris. Mr,.
Elizabeth webb 8lakcy. Mrs Burke.
Mr- Thomas Smith. Mrs. James Pol
lard. Mr.. Morgan Treat. Mrs Ernes,
Mead. Mrs John Coke Mrs Charles
P!'ot. Mrs John SHELTON Williams. Miss
thr"!inc Coleman, Miss Agnes Ram
dolnh. MISS Helen Christian. Miss Red.
'."nd Miss Frances Wood. Miss Mamie
SydnOr. Miss Linda koiner. Miss
Marianne Meade. MisH Margaret Rack
EFT. Miss Jean 'rrgG and Miss Julia
Suily.
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The Voice of the People


To the Editor OF The Times Dispatch
literary glory OF Am.rtca. More than inirty-
hvc years have Elapsed since his death. and his
fame il INSTANTLY increasing. Ti.a, is tho true
test of genius only recently literary friend
OF minc received from y ienrnrd French pro-
lessor III Paris the following tribute: .'poe
was the greatest intellectual force OF the nine
world-wid He invented and perfected The
short story. and his tales rank along with Rob
inson Crus"e' and half dozen other world
classics that are found wherever read. H.,
was II marvel Of reasoning capacity. and In the
b"rdcrland between literature and science, he
is the worlds accepted monarch. What other
every language: rcnnyson? He is hardly
known ON the Continent. Browning: He is an
known even in Italy. the land he Interpreted TO
tho English people
Here is Russian testimony fresh from the
press. ''l.nt huSiasnI for Poe has been increasing
IN Russia for ffty Years. He is the sweetest
sound Of III !Gtc. and the most passionate sob
OF the violin lie lives among MS in our most
delicate sensations. in the mad outcries OF our
sorrows. and ~ the sonorous rhythms of our
Richmond is the city that, nourshed his
youth and on h"r is reelected III. lustcr OF his
name Trii II not in England France or
Russia thai his old home has not one memorial
Of her Immortal son | refus. /" believe that
can long endure this rather discrcdtabIe and
hum!iatins fact ". II. l.. SMITH
NiChmond october 20.
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w. CLARKE MOORE PROMOTED
Appointed Freight Claim Agent OF the
SeabUurd Air line
HuilHQy.

.ioEFOLk. VA October 2G.-Follow-
inE ;hc appointment or ". l.. STANLEY
General claim agent OF The Scaboard
Air Line Railway, TO the ncw posi-
ton Of assistant 10 the president OF that
HysteW. with headquarters at Atlanta
". CLARK" Moore. who has been Mr..
Sianlcy's chief clerk for many years
has been promoted TO freight claim
agent OF The Senboa'd. with hendqunr-
;crs III rorthmouth. He will assume
mis- uu,isS ca November l.
~ a result OF Mr. Staulcy's promo
loo ;ht position Of general cipiin
agent lass l,on abolished.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-10-27
To-Dny'x Hest Innd-ricked .JoI.c

with Wild sweep the wind tore round "a
corner and removed the hat from the head
OF respectable and near-sShtcd citizen who
Glanced To he passing.
PeerinG wildly round. the man thought he
saw MS nat in Il yard. behind high fence.
Hastily climbing over, he started to ,husr /,
but each time he thought he had caught IL II,
got yet another move Then a wonans
angry voice broke his ears
What are you doing there she demanded
snrlly.
He explained mildly tha, he was only irving
u retrieve his hat. Whcrcupon the woman
said. In wonder
Your hat? Well. don't know where il is
hut that's our little black hen you're chnsinE,"-
Tit-BitS.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-10-27
MilIcr SUCCEEDS Grcsory.

Willis ID. Miller junior member or
the firm OF Nunnally & Miller. has been
appointed by Judge Ernest II. Wells
ms commissioner In chancery TO succeed
the late James NJ. Gregory. The APP
pointment of Mr. Miller Is considered
popular one 10y people Of South Rich
mond. as n number Of citizens on the
;;outhsidc had signed petition in
dorSing his candidacy.
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shakespeare Dny by Da,.

For the late lIuerta-in the view of Mr.
hughes:
81 man
More snned ;.gains; than SHINING"
king Lear. iii. >.
For the orator who needs advice:
Yet. by your gracious patience
Will round. unvarnsh'd talo deliver
--Othello. i. 3
For the diligent:
r "WcarinesS
Can snore upon the Hint when resty sloth
Finds the down pillow hard"
-Cymbeline, iii. G.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-10-27
GERMANY on the Defensive

CONllDMNT as was the Kaiser's speech to
~ Ills soldiers OH the Somme front, it was
couchcd ia very different tone from that
which lied his proc"mntions during the
early part OF the war. Now there is no
question OF the irresistible advance OF
triumphant troops but iaudaton OF self
dcvoted valor. lghtimg 10 the last breath"
and "a tenacious struggle against half the
world and against the manifold superiority
OF numbers" Iii short there is a recogni-
tion shat Germany is fighting OF the dcfen-
sive. And 10 matter how The tide may ebb
and aow at points. the trend is inevitably
The same toward Gcrmany'S final defeat.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-10-27
Prince OF n I.ordiy Line.


In Memory OF General Fitzhugh Lee.
OF gentlemen.
Within my ken,
Those OF the first degree,
No knightlier soul
Graced lfe's high goal
Than lofty FitzhuEh Lee.
Such human grace
Bcamed from his face,
AS few souls know, and then
His nature warm
And social charm
Made him beloved by men.
In civil life,
AS In wars strife.
lie stood forth in the van:
Few could outs,rip
His leadership.
He led through lifc's bright span.
He Sowed the seeds
or dcathless deeds,
Sown by the immortal few,
And, highest praise.
Throughout his days.
His spotless life rang true.
Grioving her fate,
His mother State
With wet. uuslccping eyes,
And loves acclaim
VIII guard his fame
Throughout the centuries.
Few lands behold
Men Of his mould,
In all lifc's aspects fine;
llc was by birth
And Innate worth.
Prince or Il lordiy line.
SAM. NJ. GAINEH
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-10-27
Repentance Too Long Delayed

Mr.. HUGHES is too late with his con-
1VA domination of the hyphon in politics. In
the first place he Smoked out OF his
hole by the revelations. OF the Democrat
National Committee. and. in the second pac
he has not convinced those for whom his
words would seem to have been intended that
he does not desire their support
Since last June he has kept a ponderous
Silence Oh this subject. He conferred with
OLeary and Oi.eary's helpers. and they
emerged from that conference with Il message
OF cheer for those they represented Since
the Candidates recent announcements they
have seen no reason TO abandon their earlier
stand--they are still for Hughes and the
brand Of uEdiiuted Americansm which he
typiiies
Perhaps Mr.. Hughes means what he now
says. but If he does where has been that
courage and candor the possession Of which
he claimed for himself and denied to Presi-
dent wilson? For months the American
people have urged him to state his position
on what is, i'll fact. the overshad owing issue
OF the campaign-dvided allegiance. To all
such appeals he has responded with plati-
tndes and evasions. His present attempt to
set himself right will not bring him single
vote lie has chosen only when he was
forced to choose. and because Of the repu,a-
ton he mas established for himself he cannot
make even OI-eary believe in his earnestncss
and good faith.
The Republican candidates whole course
has invited the support of the very elements
he has now repudiated. While President
Wilson was sending his famous response to
the insulting telegram OF O'Leary MIR.
hughes was comforting in Chicago with dele
gates OF an organiZati ion which stands for an
embargo on the export of American products
which has shown itself willing to abandon
American rights on the high seas and which
has done everything in it's power to en-
harrasS the administration in obtaining from
Germany an unwilling obedience to the man
dates OF humanity and international law
Germany regards Mr. Hughes as the Ger
man candidate. and il has every right TO do
50. Berlin knows tina, at the Republican con-
venton the leaders notified that neither
Roosevelt nor Root would be acceptable to
the kaiserbund. hut that Hughes would
be. Berlin knows that after this dcclara-
ton OF preference Hughes received the nomi-
alton. Il knows with what carefully chosen
words Hughes has cvadcd direct and I'M
ambiguous statement OF his position. If
Hughes were elected the victory would be
celebrated in Germany with more enthusiasm
than would accompany the destruction of
Roumania.
The 100 per cont candidate cannot trans
form himself now into Il 90 per cent candi-
date. Ills repentance comes too late.
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Why | Am for Wilson
n,. A.. . .,,

The issues between the parties were
drawn where We least expected them,
and they were drawn by Mr. Wilson
when he forced the eight-hour law
through Congress. one of the most far
reaching acts of any President ut any
time. The method, the haste and all
OF the details are Of minor importance:
even the immediate efect OF settling
the strike palcs into insiEnihcancc
beside the fact of the recognition OF
the short working day. That Is the
ultimate triumph, and industrial JUS
tice has gone forward quarter of a
century,
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struck by Jltney.

Stuart Callahan. of ZIG East Mar.
shall Street, was struck by Il jitney at
Sixth and broad Streets yesterday. The
machine WAS driven by G. l.. lIeltz-
bach. OF l520 North Avenue. No one
was injured Seri0msly.
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!fennhlic;lns 10, Wilson

I HENRY CLAY HANSBROUGH. for eigh-
/ teen years 4 Republican Senator from
North Dakota, IS another OF the recent Re
publican converts 10 the Wilson cause. Tho
great accomplishments OF the present admin
istra;ium. the services il mas performed for
every element OF the population and for the
country as whole have led the former Re
publican "talwarl 10 forsake the candidate
OF his party.
Mi Hanshrou;h acts in this matter not as
partisan, bat as patriotic citizen. To his
mind, i, would be mingled folly and ingrat;-
tude To defeat the President. The great
constructive measures that have been enacted
under tho Presidents leadership have not
reached the fullness OF thei" utility; they
must be continued and supported
The Northwest. il is said, is full of
Wilson Republicans, and the former Senator
from North Dakota is one ot their abest
representatives.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-10-27

saved my life 10y giving me warning in tine.
FOR | have followed your advice and had tho
much dreaded examination. thank you most
heartily. When asked you for exercise to
auce. never dreamed that could have any
thinE serious tho matter. The doctor discov-
ercd RAPIDLY growing ovarian cyst nm
sr"teful Tor the remarkable insight you gained
simply from my letter.
49, Answer-We always read between the lines.
ihnt Is what the department iS--a life saving
station.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-10-27
RICHMOND RESIDENTS NAMED
Former North tnrolinInn. on DeleRn-
tim to Southern Commercial
(unurcAs.

l.ALEiGH y. g., October oG--(iov-
cTnor Craig has appointed four former
North cIroliuiaas. now prominent In
tn" tIsi",os life OF Richmond 10 be
members Of delegation TO represent
North Carolina at tho Southern COM
mcrcial Congress tn convene in Nor
folk or December -. They are John
~. Miller. Jr.. :. 7. Morgan, Herbert
w. Jackson and Henry r.. Litchford.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-10-27

bfnatfons Will suggest themselves readily
There will have to be some changes. perhaps
in the upper structure OF some OF these plants
but science will attend to that little matter
without much difficulty.
The s&rdcrSpf the future will occupy only
half the spat. and require half the trouble
OF the garden OF to-day.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-10-27
f'Olitical,

Is Vance Mccormick Of the family of Cyrus
MC''ormick? If Il voter he called from home
by I'll" illness or death of some member or his
family. may he vote by mail "a ira Yelling man
may do? May he d" tile same if he move 10
another county? WANrS-TO- KNOW.
Vance McCormici is not 10 he found in any
OF the hooks and the best information we
set hrre Is that he is not Of kin tile in
vcntor. Yes. No.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-10-27

changed his mind about protecting o. Henry's
memory since he stated the facts Of his in
generation to Il Richmond audience some
months ago. but asked that no mention be
made of 1t in the press.
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Ro,h Ends Against III. Mild,e.

Nre YOU paying any attention this Myphen-
ate issue: asked the loyal constituent
Lots of it, responded Cong ssman Hamln-
iat Il am making speeches every nigh. on
undiiuted Americanism ana trying to make each
audience think am bawling on, the crowd
with another set OF sympathics"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-10-27
Why He Ntot,ruCti.

Cheer up. hesough, the comforting friend
There arc as good fish in the have ever
been caught
L know that" remarked the victim OF mis-
fortune, but nowadays they seem 10 rise only
to i golden hook"
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linSian,I's
Labor
Problem

alticS in battle leave pars
10 &c nllod after Il fashion by the male unem-
played. Household matters left to run them
selves while went forth to war surely viii
recall majority OF the women war workers
when peace comes And surely England must
expect almost immediate resumption OF her
Manufacture aud trade with the restoration of
VIII he greatly in tho way with the rrsto-
ration of peace. :, large porton--one of the
faircst portions--of Europe has been Quilted nv
the Its rehabilitation will require all the
resources, al men aud money possible to be mus
icrcd.--.I 10 iavillc Times
Tor sheer pathos there are few
patI,,,S incidents in the annals tho
T., great to equal the frantic
!" cheering OF the crowds in Athens
tircecc the report that they were
about to be set free by fleet
at warShips from America, from that land be-
y"nd The western seas where, In the dreams of
baii'"d Near East populaces, IT must seem that
NOR" lovely tIcspcridcs guard golden apples
than the old world over hunGered for The dis
patches from Greece have been often as shame
icssly colored and distorted as the public there
pro-,;crmun authorities The allied theory
before Tn. neutral nations. is that the mass Of
the people arc for war against bulgaria. and
Ina, on!y the ara;ocracy-is for neutrality Who.
then. we're these thousands In the street crowds
vii" gave America the hcartbreaking hurrah;i
tor rcScuinH them from the allies: u sounds
rusuciousiy like the appeal OF fathers, 10 nave
their SONS let alone aud he allowed 70 i've, Ju"
the of tho Dutch and OF the Danes nave
been allowed their freedom OF chotcc.--Phia-
hclphia Evening Ledger
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Queries and Answers
Answering letter. OF cnndoleuc..

j.. t. W.--An acknow icaEment Of such letters
generally is made ut the time the family nc-
knowlcdRcS the receipt and appreciation of
flowers sent To the funeral
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-10-27

Behold the whiskcrcd candidate
whose views no one can make him state,
lie thinks he'll win Il job that's nice
By pussyfooting DER thin ice
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-10-27

f"ur statement that Yale the boat race
with Harvard in-- 1914 and 1911. tx Incorrect
Hayward won both years. THOMAS HUNTER.
Thv official record gives Yale as the winner
The best can do about Of the queries
~" receive is To make reply according TO the
hirhrst accessible authority.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-10-27

According TO one OF O'Learys associates.
MIR. Hughes received the delegation gracious
ly." Ii Mr. Hughes had known the facts
were going 10 leak out, there might have
been another tale to tell
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-10-27

Grubbs--ls Jinks doing well with that bust
ne started:
S.uhbS--Ges, indeed He has ;,bnut r.,c,, al
the point where he can 20 into baukrup,cy with
the assurance of = good profit
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-10-27

Please advise me who is the secretary Of the
United states Hay Fever Associations.
MRS T. Il. *.
T. r., Gcromc ia East Twenty seventh
have
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The PcSSiinlst SAYS:

While il is rignt to tell the truth on all occa.
sions. ii is wise To show some Discrimination in
selecting your audience.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-10-27

AS was - he expected, the State Board OF
Education decided not TO Interfere with the
purely executive side OF Superintendent
Stcarncs's administration.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-10-27

In less than week now suit case may
BE used only for clothes.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-10-27

According TO the Prohibition candidate for
President. neither Wilson nor hughes will do
Probably neither al them will ho water
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-10-27
"slamlncr llnccnsinrly."

A tCORDiNG To correspondent Of the
a New York World with the British army
in France. there is to be no cessation of the
So!nmc offensive because OF winter coudi-
tons. Doubtless the attack will be slowed
mp by snow and mud. hut II Will be con
tinuons. The army slogan, the correspondent
says is Hammer the Germans and hammer
them unccasingly!"
THIS is sound strategy, il The policy can be
pursued. The allies in the west have at
tanned superiority in both men and guns
and every consideration dictates they shall
make this superiority felt. The war Of
a,trition. that passed for u time from the
vocabulary OF military commentators is with
ilS once more.
Official Germany is pccvcd because Car
linal MERCER speaks oil the Turkish "bntch-
cries in Armenia and wants the cardinal
suppressed. Why doesn't Germany suppress
tho sultan.
Where would the wheat growers OF The
Northwest and the cotton growers of the
south bs II Wilson had not kept the country
out 0t war?
! That French insolcnce" and British stub
! hornnc:s" The Kaiser talks about must seem
! to him To be the worst form Of Icsc jeste.
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Current Editqr1aE Comment
linglands uncrnploym,

lem has long vcAcd her pnvcrn-
mrnt. ana al this writing it
seems quite near solution. The
hundreds OF thousands OF cas,I