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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-11-06
NEI'l BLICtNS HOPEFUL or
nN; VOTE ~ TENNESSEE
INy AssoeintcA prcs. |

NASHVILLE. TENN. November D.
Rallies Will he held III Virtually every
county tomorrow and tomorrow
night as climax To Tic campaign
in Tennessee one ot the most active
IN recent Years.
L. n. H:n Democrats state chair!
mau, to-day predicted that tine entire
Democratic ticket would Swcep Ten
ncsscc ny 2j.coc votes J. VIII Tay
lor chairman OF the Republicans com
lnittcc. said: I'VE arc better orcaiizcd
than we hive been since 1895. We Will
greatly reduce the normal Democratic
plurality majority. ii We do not wipe
il out altogether. and We Will elect
four congressman and majority. i:
not ali. of our state candidates.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-11-06
SECOND DISTRICT HAS rom
CANDIDATES FuK toSIu,> Z

-
NORFOLK, Va, November 5-Four
andidates for Congress IN the Second
District VIII have their names on the
ballot on Tuesday when nv. c,odt.
6atcs !o- the presidency WIN also ne
voted on. 4. f. Holland. OF Suffolk
ne incumbent. IS the Democratic can.
didatc; Luther Il. Way, Of Norfolk ~
Republican: Robert f. McE!vauy. II,
Socialist. and u -. Downty. Tho So
cialist Labor cand!dnlc
The Republicans ar. claiming M,
they viii poll a large vote, hui i, is
not expected that u VIII exceed great,
~ mat Of two years ago, when Ever
ton. the Republican candidate, pouod
Ao6 The fact that II 81 Il pres.dcn,iul
year may swell the q. q. L. vote I'M,
not to an .appreciable extent Tn.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-11-06
PARKER. pR0GREsSIVE.
WILL GET BfG VOTE
nv Aasocla,cG rrcss.

NEW ORLEANS. November 5--rhc
campaIgn IN the Third Louisiana Con-
Hr+sSioHaI District. where Representa-
1--WE Whit Martin. Progressive. IS con-
testing Tor reelection arains. Wade o.
Martin. Democrat practically ended to-
hith' III seven other districts Demo
cratic nominees are unopposcd PC!it-
real forecasts expected several thousand
votes l" hc pollcd for the Progressive
pTcsidcntial electors, owing TO John NJ
Parker Of Now Orleans. being yice.
presidential candidate Of that party.
While conccdtng majority for the
democratic national ticket. Hughes sup
portcrs claim the result viii show Re
vuhiirnr gains in trc stat.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-11-06
FINANCIAL MATTERS
BEFORE COMMON COUNCIL
VIII Consider Tonight Resolution
Authorizing New West End
School to Cost $130,OO0.
TO BE ON KENsINGToN AVENUE
Resolution Appropriating 5000 for
Preservation Of Material in Poe
Messenger Building Also Comes
Up for Action Tonight.

Financial matters will DO the princi-
pal items TO be given considerable to-
night at tho monthly meeting Of tho
Common Council. several resolutions
authorizing appropriations OF unusual
importance having been recommended
for adoption by the Committee on Iii
nance.
Tho largest appropriation sought is
that OF $4,000 for the construction OF
the Kcnsington Avenue School. the
resolution recommended by the COM
mittec directing tho School Board to
have plans prepared for this building.
Second In Importance la a resolution
nrpropriatlng Sil2.525 for interest and
redemption on the last 100000 bond
issue.
In addition 20 these items several
city DEPARTMENTS have asked for emcr-
sency appropriations to maintain their
expense accounts until tho end OF the
current fiscal yenr. The Police De-
partment. through Mayor Ainslic. has
asked for $4,000, and the Street
Cleaning Department IS in urgent need
Of $4,000 Both OF these requests have
been approved by the committee.
FUND TO PRESERVE OLD
POE-MESSENGER BUILDING
OF more than passing public interest.
however. Is the small appropriation OF
1850 which the Finance Committee has
voted TO give the admirers OF Edgar
Allan Poe for the purpose OF removing
the old home OF tho Southern Literary
Messenger. Fifteenth and Main Strc.ts
where tho poet produced some OF his
earlier works. The building was con-
demncd by tho Building Inspector.
Poe enthusiasts sought 20 preserve IT,
The Finance Committee thought that
with $3.50 they could have The building
removed in such way that the ma
ter.al could be saved to be used in tho
restoration OF II upon some site to u.
selected at q later date. Funds Ia re-
store IL VIII have TO be produced from
some other source than the city
treasury.
The lowe branch will also nav. be-
fore IL request from tho Admins ira :
tive Board 10 increase the pay Of all
employees W departments under The
board 10 per cent, beginning with tho
fiscal year. February 1. The school
Board viii ask for IL payroll appronri-
alton OF 100000 for the year. which
"ontcmplates an incrcaS" OF about 10
ner cent in tho pay of al, teachers
These mat;era will hc referred 10 the
Finance Committee for consideration.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-11-06
HESITATE TO PREDICT
RESULT IN MARYLAND
iBy Associated press.l

! Nv Associated Press.
BALTIMORE, MD, November o.
With party lines seemingly much con-
fused and fractional strife especially
pronounced within the Democrats
ranks. unbiased political observers
hesitate 10 predict the result of next
Tuesdays election iii Maryland. Tho
Democrats feel. however. that despite
the unconccaied bitterness between
thcir state and Baltimore city organi-
cations. tho state will go safely Dem
oCratiC Republicans claim to have
better than 81 lighting chance for VIC
tory.
The general public has taken only q
moderate interest in the campaign.
y prohibition measure Will be voted
upon in Baltimore and the remaining
wet" sections OF the state.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-11-06
FIGHT FOR GOVERNOR
IN FLORIDA SPIRITED
IBy Associated Press.

oS NSSoCihtet freSS
JACKSONVILLE, FLA, Novmber s.
The political campaign in Florida will
be bought to Il close OH Monday with
public meetings in nearly every county
in the State. II generally has been
agreed that with the exception OF the
Subcrnatorial nominee, the Democratic
candidates State and national, Will
poll the usual large mujortics.
one OF the factions OF the Demo
cratic party Is supporting State Comp
troller W. V. Knott. the party nominee
for Governor. while the other favors
;. j. Cats. preacher, who was de-
clared Democratic nominee on the
first count of the primary vote. but lost
after u court fight and Il recount Cats
IS running on IL Prohibition and an in
dependent ticket. Roth candidates are
claiming the election. George w. AL
len. Republican nominee for Governor,
has been mailing IN active fight and
many political experts agree ht will
poll ono OF the largest votes cast for =
Republican in many wears.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-11-06
No LET-UP IN ACTIVITY
IN FIGHT FOR INDIANA
Associated Prcss.I

INDIANAPOLIS. IND, November >.
AS the Democratic and Republican
ricc-prestdcntinl candidates and the
Prohibition presidential nominee are
all from Indiana, an unusually hot
fight is being made by all three parties
in this State. and there was no lc;-up
in the activity 1T the various head =
quarters to-day.
bernard Kirby. Democratic state
chairman. has made no prediction as
10 the outcome next Tuesday. but
other members OF that party are con-
hdent OF electinE the State and l.a :
tional ticket. Republican State Chair
man Hayes said his party would carry
the State by Il large plurality.
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CONTROL OF CONGRESS
BIG ISSUE IN ELECTION

Continued From First Pagej
danger In West Virginia, in Ne
hraska, two IN Indiana. In New Jcr
sey. New Tori: and in Ohio. Senator
Chiffon, in West Virginia. may derea,
Howard Sutherland but Il will 10 T.
close shave. Senators Kern and Tag
Sart. ut Indiana. arc at n distinct dis
advantage in their light against Harry
s. New and James Il. Watson. Senator
MARITIME. in New York, has a
lighting chance against Joseph &
Frrlnrhuyscn. as has william T..
McCombs against william NJ. Calder,
in New York Senator 'omercnc's
chances have Improved materially in
Ohio within tho pact two weeks
Even though the Democrats lose all
seven OF these seats. and eight includ-
ing that in Maine. they still have The
edge on the situation. A. ~ Jones.
former Assistant Secretary OF Interior.
is pushing Frank A. lIuhbell Rcpubli-
can. hard in New Mexico. !, is reason
ably certain that J. -. Wolcott. Demo-
crat, Will defeat Senator du Font in
Delaware H. w. LAWYER Is gaining
ground against Frank r Kellogg in
Minnesota. bu: will probably lose
John H. kcn'lrick. Democrat. is Civ
ing Senator Clark, of Wyoming. the
race OF his life. John lsurkc, former
Democratic Governor OF North Dakota.
IS now leading Senator McCumbcr IN
that State. senator Myers and Sen
ator Pittman. in Montana and Nevada.
; respectively. are still leading their Re
publican opponents by smul! margin.
MAJORITY IN SENATE
| MAY Bi: REDUCED
1t now seems reasonable 10 expect
| the Democrats 10 capture no less than
! four Senate seats occupied At prcsen,
! by Republicans. The? will lose that
many and more. but il appears tina,
their majority IN the upper house ol
Congress VIII be maintained though
reduced TO ten, and maybe to eight
in the present House. the Democrat.
have majority or nineteen member.
and plurality over the RoDu.,!:can!
of twcnty-ninc members. Ten EeprcScn
tatlvcs arc classified as Procressivcs
Progressive Republicans, i'rorressiv,
Democrats, Socialists. Prohibitionists
etc r. the margin between the tw,
old parties IN the next House Shout,
be very close. il is easy ~ =" see tina
these 'noncaucuS'' members may hoI
the balance OF power.
Unless there is q great Democratic
wave on November !. tho fcclin. pre-
walls. even in Democratic circles. tina
their majority in the next House. will l.
sadly contracted. The Republicans stan
10 make gains in n number OF states
They will lose a few seats in ccrtni
labor districts. but their losses in ~
likelihood will he somewhat less tina
their gains
Though the Senate seems reasona hi
certain to remain Democratic. In an
event, the House may swing with tn
} presidency. This seems more probabI
II the presidency goes to IInghc:
however. than If Wilson Isl re- cltctct
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-11-06
LIZ or FIGHT me IsSIt.
~ MICHIGAN ELECTION

DETROIT, MICH. November "a
bitter asht over the liquor issue has
"VcTshadowcd even the presidential
aspects OF the campaign i'll Michigan.
To- day The Republicans claimed the
state by 10000 votes while Demo-
Gratis forecast victory for Wilson by
from 1000 to 10000. Two prog oscd
amendments 10 the state Constitution
viii come before the electorate on
Tuesday. one OF which would mako
the state dry and the other. hacked
by the vets which would allow each
city or community TO regulate its
liquo" traffic There are now forty
Ave dry" counties in the state.
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Is SCORED
by RUSSIAN TROOPS

IItN NhsOrId,cI I'rrSs.
PETROGRAD, November > ,viu Lon
don) .--Russian troops yesterday made
an advance In the region south of
Dorna Watra in tho C;rpathian Noun
tains! occupying the AuS,ro-Gcrman
positions on :: series Of heights be-
tween Mount l.amuntciu and The viii
laEc OF Eso!o and southeast Of putna
according to an official announcement
made by the Russian War Department
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-11-06
MASSAtuI SETS OUTCOME
DEFENDS on PROC RESSiN Us

Tl,V NssV.lAlrn t'FcsH
BOSTON November THE outcome
of tn, election III Massachusetts de
p.u,iS i,-rcly on III. prog cSs!ve
voter. races votes being cast 70:
Roosevelt in the last election.
Democratic state Chairman bhear!
comedies nothing but a majority in
Congress and tie state l-cri Stature.
and looks for rcmocratic rluralities
Of :ro.s 5000 To 2e.0on. Edward ~
ThurSt"u. Republican STATE chairman
says Hughes wit carry The state by
a plurality Of from 7i.occ 20 100000.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-11-06
REPUBLICANS CLAIM THEY
WILL WIN IN DELAWARE
IIsy Associated Press. :

WILMINGTON. DEL. November g.
Fractional differences in tho Rcpubli-
can party adds interest to Tuesdays
election in Delaware, but leaders OF
that party claim they will have 4
plurality.
election. is opposed by former Repre-
sentative H. r. Burton.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-11-06
Predicts Fair Weather
for This Election Day
10y Associated Press. !,

WASHINGTON. November 5.-+0n
Tuesday. election day. moderate
temperatures and generally fnir
weather will prevail iS nearly all
parts Of the United States. the
Weather bureau predicted Tonight.
The weather Will he unrettlcd. how
ever. In the region OF the Great
Lakes and the cNtrenic Upper MIN
sissippf valley. and rains nre prob-
able In the North Pacific Stntcs ind
the North Rocky Mountains.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-11-06
EMOCUiTIC VICTORY
CONCEDED ~ ARKANSAS
By Associated Press

=
LITTLE. ROCK, ARK. November =
Election of the Democratic state and
congressional nominees NEXT Tuesday
il generally conceded, and interest
here ccuters largely on the proposal
20 substitute local option for State
wide prohibition, which became cfrec-
tive las, January.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-11-06
born LEADING PARTIES
CLAIMING KENT tISY
iBy Associated I-css

lot iSNILLE, Ky, November -
After one Of tho hardest fought cam
pa!Uns in recent years. both leading
parties are claiming Kentucky by SUBJ
~tantiai najoritics. The Republican
estimate is plurality Of ?."Oe for
Hughes, while tho Democrats say Will
son viii win by 800
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-11-06
PENNSYLVANIA DEMOCRATS
CLAIM FIGHTING. CHANCE

PHILADELPHIA. Novcmhcr 81
Pennsylvania Democrats tonight said
they had q fighting chance 10 carry the
Hl%t" Tor wilson next Tuesday. though
Republicans said ii would 40 for
hughes hE 100000 Both sides are
hopeful Of increasing their represcn-
toii"n in the House of Representatives.
and contests In many districts will be
close. Republicans say the election Of
ihiiandei {. Knox TO the Senate is as-
.urcd
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-11-06
Mrs. ]. A. NInddox.

Especial TO The Times DIspatch.J
LfNCHBURC, VA, November 5.@
Mrs. j. A. Maddox, n resident Of Lynch.
burg, died on Thursday at tho resi-
dcncc of her Hon. p. r. Maddox, IN
Campbell County. where che was visit
Ing. Sho IL survived by tho follow
Ing children; S. V. Maddox. Roanoke;
A. Z. Maddox. Cleveland. Ohio; D. D.,
T.. J.. md Il. l. Maddox. Campbell Coun-
~: Mrs s. Il. Fitch. Campbell County.
ana Mrs. w. II. Clark. LynchburK
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-11-06
GEORGIA. WILL POLL ":N
VOTES EXCEPT DEMoTUtrIC
Nv Associated i,r.s,

Alta MIA, ga. Novcmh", .
speeches by Senator. Smith and lIarti-
WICK and editorials urging that voters
'"rn out ifl full have been about the
.hiF FEATURES IN Georgia 90 mark The
!""' ""cH O! the national .auDairn.
II being taken Tor granted that The
SKATE wcGi! p"N icw votes other than
'"n"'rhijc ilugh VI Dorsey, Demo
cratic "and.date for Governor. is on
p"a"H NY k"s'oc Pickett. Republican.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-11-06

George l.. Jones. Of Richmond: two
sisters. Miss Bette Jones and Mrs.
Charles ID. Witherspoon. and an aunt,
Miss il. V. Major. of Petersburg.
The funeral Will be held this after.
noon at o'clock at the homo Of Ills
sister. Mrs Withcrspoon. l22 Marshall
Street. Petersburg. The burial will be
in his fathers square in old Dlandford
Cemetery.
The following friends will serve as
honorary pallbcarcrs: James q. Elan.
o. III. Funston. w. l.. Wight. w. II.
Keys. Emmett Scaton, G. j. Rocker,
Stanley Freeman. Rev. J. G. Scott. j..
William Friend. A. s. Hurt, Albert
Alsop. John Bates. DR.. w. w. Dunn,
Captain L. i. Heath, Ivcy l.. AIRING
ton. Phil e. SHIELD and John C. Free
man.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-11-06
DEATHS IN VIRGINIA
Mrs. Agnes II. Overmann.

Mrs. Agnes iiulcher OvermaEn. wife
of Frank II. Overmunn. died on Sat
urday. Besides her husband, she
leaves her parcnte, Mr.. and Mrs
George i. IIulcher; four sisters, Mrs.
Alex kranitSky. Miss Eleanora. Miss
Marie and Miss Edith, and two broth
e"s. George.J. and William IL. HuIcher.
Tho funeral Will takc pace from St
Mary'a Church, with requiem mass,
this morning at 10 o'clock. Interincnt
w!ll be IN st. Mary's Cemetery.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-11-06
REPuBI EXPECT
TO MAKE GAINS IN TEXAS

DALLAS, TEN. November lit Is
generally admitted that the larger part
of the 100000 votes In Texas will be
cast for Wilson next Tuesday. but Re-
ruDlicans say that n change Of senti-
mt IN counties adjacent TO Mexico
VIII increase the Republican vote OF
1911. ty one-third.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-11-06
DEMOCRATS CLAIM
WISCONSIN ron WILSON

5J NHNUVI"EctI f'Trhs.
MILWAUKEE. WIS. November e.
state Democratic headquarters tonight
claimed Wisconsin for Wilson by n plu-
rality Of from 10000 to 10000 Re
publicans predicted victory for Hughes
hy more than $4,000. The Socialists
expect Benson TO get $4,000 votes in
the State. 1t il believed by many that
la Toilette will be returned TO the
Senate, defeating W. f. Wolfe. Dcmu-
crat.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-11-06
VICTORY ~ MINNESOTA
CLAIMED ny DEMOCRATS

IBy N:soc.Htch Press.
ST. PAUL. MINI. November Tin
spite of National Chairman McCoc-
mick's classification Of Minnesota as
doubtful, state Democratic leaders
expect victor. or Tuesday. Rcpvbii-
cans base their hope for victory on the
fact that the TaftRooSevelt vote in
1872 exceeded that Of Wilson by almost
$4,000.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-11-06
MISSISSIPPI TAKES LITTLE
INTEREST IN ELECTION
ii!y Associated Prcs..l

BY Associated Press
JACKSON, MISS. November 5.--Mis-
sIssippi has taken little interest in the
coming election. all other parties CON
ccdinG tho usual Democratic MAORI
Ties. Senator Williams. all Democratic
congressman and four candidates for
tho Supreme Court were unopposed
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-11-06
j. W, Scbool~.

Especial to The Times Dispatch.J
F'REDERICKSBURG. VA, November
%. w. schooler. u Confederate vet-
Gran OF Stafford County. for yoars an
inmate OF the Soldiers Home in Rich.
mond, while hero on a Visit a short
time ago was taken Ill and died In
the Mary Washington Hospital last
might. aged ninntY-tMo Hcara
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-11-06
SOCIALISTS HOPE
TO CARRY OKLAHOMA
10y Associated Press

/ By Associated Press
!. OKLAHOMA CITY, OKLA. Novem-
hcr ,3.--Socialists, who polled $4,000
votes In 1912. say they will carry this
state next Tuesday. Republican fore
casts OF from 5000 to $4,000 plurality
for Hughes are made while Democrats
say they will again sweep the state
by 10000 or more
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-11-06
DEMOCRATS EXPEtrr 10000
PLURALITY IN NILSSON
tBy associated Press

l3y Associated Press.
ST. LOUIS. November "a Demo
cratic plurality OF $4,000 in Missouri is
predicted by leaders of that party in
this State. The Republicans say
Hughes Will outrun Wilson by $4,000,
and Will carry Speaker Clark's con-
gresSfonal district.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-11-06
HOME STATE OF WILSON
CLAIMED ny both PARTIES
lpy Asso ciatcd Prens.l

lBy Associated Press.1
TRENTON. y. j.. November 5.--The
hoIae State OF President Wilson, which
has been the scene Of many hard
fought political battles, is claimed to-
night by both parties. The Republic
cans forecast victory by $4,000 and tho
Democrats by $4,000.
Tho claim WAS made at Republican
headquarters that they would win ten
Of the twelve Representatives TO be-
elected. That party now has eight and
the Democrats four. The Democrats
cortend that they will be successful in
Ave districts
Vigorous campaigns have been con-
Quoted by Senator MARITIME. who seeks
another term after winning renominG-
ton in Il primary contest, and Joseph
; FreclinShuyscn. the Republican NOM
incc. Both H. Otto Wittpenn. naval
officer of the port of New York, the
Democratic candidate for Governor,
and Walter L. Edge. OF Atlantic City,
his Republican opponent, profcsscd to-
day to be certain of victory.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-11-06
r. ". Jordan.

Especial to The Times- Dispatch1
LYSCHBCRG, VA, November 5-E
V. Jordan. resident OF Campbell
County. died this morning at hs HON.
several miles from the city. He waa
scvcnty-six years OF age.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-11-06

not announced himself as an indc-
pendent candidate.
Rc-clection Of Governor Manning,
Democratic nominee. generally Is con-
coded. Opposing; him aro John Cantey.
Progressive, and John c. Gibbs, Socia
list. President Wilson is conceded
South Carolina'S electoral vote.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-11-06
Mrs. j. NJ. Y,llison.

IIIIINOH.
Especial TO The Times Dispatch.l
CHARLOTTESV1LLE VA, November
5.--The funeral OF Mrs. J. NJ. Ellison.
who died ut her home ut Crozct. took
place at o'clock this afternoon. the
service being conducted by Rev. J. AZ
Luck. OF the Baptist Church. Sho was
hfty eight years Of age. She Is sur
riTed by her husband, three dauHh-
t"rs, Mrs. NJ. Timberlake. of this city;
Mrs. McChesney Goodall. OF Staunton.
and Miss Elizabeth Ellison. OF Crozct.
and three sons. W. w. Ellison, OF ANA
rillo. Texas; j. @. Ellison, OF Wells.
w. Va. and j. Z. Ellison, Of Los An
yelce. Cal.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-11-06

Sorialist-Labur vote will be negligible
outside Norfolk and Portsmouth and
not Il factor in those places it VIII
probably total $50.
The American Jewish world. [volume] (Minneapolis ;) 1915-current, 1916-09-01
THE AMERICAN JEWISH WORLD

Allies. Without provocation, with
out quarrel, she is now ready to
sacrifice her own sons, and to muir
der the sons of the nation that fur
nished even her ruling house, and
all for the sake of land robbery.
And so dulled has the conscience
Of nations become as result of the
worlds present orgy of blood, that
goodly part of so-called civilized
humanity applauds her brutal act
When speaking of Roumania, we,
of course, have only her ruling class
in mind, that class that, as in the
case of all countries, guides and de-
termines the destiny Of the nation.
The masses of the people in all coun
tries are ignorant and innocent, and
are only the stupid pawns on the
chess-board of the governing class
1t is true of Roumania and Russia
as we'll as of America.
The American Jewish world. [volume] (Minneapolis ;) 1915-current, 1916-09-01
CONSIDERABLE CONCERNING
"KIKES."

All Jews are divided into two
classes "kikes' and non" kikes." 1t
is rather difficult to determine just
how one rises from one class to the
other. Necessarily the boundary line
is somewhat hazy and indistinct And
just who is the best or last authority
on credentials of membership has also
never been fully settled. But since
the classification is real one, it might
as we'll be confronted manfully.
1t is always easy to recognize a
"kike." He is the inferior Jew. He
springs from the class to which eve"
do not belong. 1t may be an accident
of birth, it may be matter of social
environment; it may be a circumstance
of economic necessity-no matter;