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The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1916-01-01

until the onions are soft and the bacon
light brown. Add two cupfuls CT
cold water and let come to boil Mash
the onions with a spoon, add TO the
soup one and half cupfuls OF rich
milk; season we'll with salt, pepper
and a dash of cayenne. Thicker with
a tablespoonful OF -four mixed with
little milk, cool; until the -four has
time TO be we'll cooked.
Fruit -poIy.-To two cupfuls OF
-four add quarter Of a teaspoonful OF
salt, four teaspCcnfuls OF baking pow
der and tablespoonful of shortening
Nix with cold water 10 q consistency
10 roll OFT thin Take a cupful of
canned peaches or pineapple, chopped,
or any fresh fruit, spread the fruit
on the rolled out crust and sprinkle
with sugar, roll up as a jelly-roll and
pot into deep round pan, well creased
with butter. Add half cupful Of
sugar with q tablespoonful OF butter,
cover with boiling water and put into
the oven TO bake until brown The
boiling water, sugar and butter make q
sauce. Serve hot
Roast Goose With Russian Stuffine.
SINCE, draw and wash the goose in
| strong soda water, rinsing and wipin g
well. Dredge with -four and stuff with
! two cupfuis Of tart apples. greetings
/ or baldwins. and enc cupful of raisins.
/ This is q stuiHng which will be deli
/ ciols and quite different.
| JeiIied Prunes.-Cook a third of a
| pound OF prunes until soft; remove
the stones ana cut the prunes in
pieces. Soak half a box of gelatin
in 9 half cupful OF cold water and add
to a pint Of the strip i'll which the
prunes were cooked. Add a cuDful Of
sugar, 4 fourth of a cupful OF lemon
juice and the prunes. Mold and chill!
Serve plain or with whipped cream.
Celery cooked until tender and thu
water in which it is cooked with
cream and butter and -four added Il
make a white sauce is vegetabl;
which is always liked.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1916-01-01

The commander who torpedoed the
Ancona and sent non-combatants. men
women and children 10 horrible
death, has been punished, the Austrian
government says, but nothing is told
to Indicate the degree of punishment.
Probably he was slapped on the wrist
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1916-01-01

If a rather drab looking MANILA en-
velope of the cheapest paper made, ar
rives unsealed, unstamped and looking
like candidate for the waste basket
generally, don't throw it there, if IT
should happen to have in one corner a
little inscription about official business
from the Office of collector of internal
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1916-01-01

OIIUU SUuU Is tao-
lily made and al
ways appetizing.
Onion Soup.-To
four good sized
onions. chopp G q
very fine. add two
thin slices of ba-
con: cook slCyIy
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1916-01-01

revenue. 1t is apt to be your income
tax blank and you need to hang on to
it. But why the authorities send their
official correspondence ont in suen
shabby and unsealed envelopes is
mystery
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1916-01-01
TO apv.sTlsERs.
TO SUBSCRIBERS

1t is the aim OF the management
secure efficient service III the delivery
OF the paper each night, and 1t solicits
the corporation OF subscribers to that
end. Prompt reports should be given OF
each failure to receive the paper on the
morning following the omission, In per-
son, by telephone or postal card. thus
enabling the cause of the error to be
promptly and accurately discovered and
the proper remedy Immediately applied
It is only by this method that the pub
Usher can secure the desired service
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1916-01-01
The Men Who Live Long.
bennington Banner. J

The death Of Tom Shevhn, the fam
GUS Yale football player, at the age
of 81 is another illustration of the
truth that the trained athlete is al
ways short lived and unable TO resist
acute disease. The men who live
the longest and can stand the most are
the medium sized, strong stomached,
wiry cusses who eat plain food and
work every day.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1916-01-01

The local columns of the Burlington
Free Press tell about a runaway which
was "nipped in the bud - 1t would
have unquestionably been some run
away if allowed to blossom completely
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1916-01-01
me E&zIEGEHEN
'Yes7HHztas..y7ABINE:T

To be good cook means the knowl-
edge Or I'll fruits, herbs, balms, and
spices and Of all that is healing and
sweet in groves and savory meats
John Rllsizin
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1916-01-01

The year 1915 is in the discard
Let forget it and endeavor to make
1916 better year.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1916-01-01

New York city's factory workers are
as many as all the inhabitants of St.
Louis, fourth largest city of the eoun-
try.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1916-01-01

The germs are even buster than the
Germans.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1916-01-01
SEASONkBLE DISHES.

On these cold winter nights when q
hot soup is most acceptable, the cheap
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1916-01-01

The new year is here and it is leap
year.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1916-01-01
REMAINING
ONE
CALENDAR MONTH

will earn interest at the regular per
cent rate, when deposited
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1916-01-01

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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-12-21
News Of Fifty Years Ago
! From The hichmond Dispatch. Dee ., ,s..

Of ncleEn,cs + 'g aG%Tj@ in(roduced ia the House
Of the corpora,on !i .1is'' ny Tor ne extension
,%!"d Th% III! provides for The iek mnn Ri'h-
''r.',"rE t" the west Of the prcscn, 'HIiI r3jt
hahc:@ conn, s Ses;erday issued a wrif of
wwil,lary a@,hcri, GI.%'G Ifa, ,h "r h 'h% rm5tGH STATS
rhe wri, was .oi imnmn.IdG} nrodmced before nm.
ifn"iiyIi commanding tic virciui@a' ,'%n"rai
General Srhoar i%S|n 20 9bry IT. In his refusal,
'mi,i AK ~; lSp". directing and rcnnirint.S res %s
III r1N"s ana questions i'm tn. Snr .I..,lo't Over
halc ft,ii and nG Ire endowment Of The right to
i,y. e;c.. BY ali citi&emIss. ny ithnn, Liberty. secWr-
I %r in,, .%"S!"aes ms reply: Us S: nn officer the e
,a'y district OF which virgimia' IS IS 4, p ,n' Mill
i In, nsm'S' an commissioner OF the rrcedlnaInns'
yeanir re m@ 1" "ycline e@mpii"ncs Wi,l, 'T 1hs
fore rn.Ii,c", nyIt"'"h," court. aud do. there
OF the said James I. Watson ' III ""oy
ye sanss ! "IG s '"d Toned court in Norfolk
Only case ma would aoiHe before re- them en- ene
,nr'T Wns "a" mention whatever Of the
9rIniions for the reintcrm"nt Of Confc ndrrr1,
Hfnd AmoHs Other Items III the anpropriattioS
wood Memorial Associ@tn,oin' Of this ci # me ""N-
nil i" f"g mo o. ,s%ri1 or Ga ,F@i ,nGorses S,evens.s
en-" ne nv ~ IS az q, "~Mg@Il"9t measure for the
"in ~ We" 81 rourS". h" thinks SO. as it
At the residence Of tn. l,yidc.s ,.,,..
SiAlInton day before Yesterday ~ unr,nrr
NiGi'ulrc. OF the siichmoud Medical coilcrc ,ya.
united in marriage with Miss Mar, Stuart S,I,,,."rnn9
ter Of Hon. ~. II. II. STUART. Of Augusta County
The STATE Senate yesterday passed tho bin
10 amend the charter Of The Sa yincs p,uL ,nJ
Insurance Company OF Petersburg SO as 70 im ~
crease the capital $iocl to 3iGS 00n ana ~,
number OF director. TO twelve. "
The iesisiatp'e yesierhaE elected Hon. Alex
aidcT EiNcS, OF .Alhcllarie County. 10 no jnJco
of the supreme Court Of Appeals for Tho fiji
twclvc-year term lie was nominated h. Tia
Governor.
The United States senate spcn; all Of vcs-
t"rday'S session discussing. without action The
Nebraska admission bill
II is seiniohicialiN announced in WASHINGTON
that the House Committee on Territories viii.
immediately after the christmas recess. rcnnrt
a bin FOR The reorganization Of all of The
Southern states.
The military commission appointed to try
Ir. Watson met yesterday morning and formally
organized. Geaeral Granger presided.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-12-21
SERGEANT GONZALES DEAD
Former I'nragrnphcr On Columbia stnte
Victim, Of Pneumonia in Hnsr Hos
pltuI at Fort HIi>..

III. E'ASc TEN. b"ce!ubel Ser
so"nt Robert l.. Gonzales, Of tho Ma
chine Gun COMPANY. Second South
Carolina lu'antrs. son OF W. T.. Con
2aieS. Gm't"d states minister To cuna.
died At the base hospital. Fort Bliss.
last night Of nmeumonia. after an i'll
ncss OF four days.
Minister Gouzasey is EN- route from
Havana 10 III raso. y military fu-
neral Will be hold. Sergeant Gouzalcs's
death was the eighth from pneumonia
TO be reported her" among the Ma
,ional Guard and tho regular army
during tin" past eight days.
Pneumonia is contracted when SOL
dicrs permit thcjr tents TO become
oy"rheated, and then 80 out into tho
co1d Night air 20 cool off. according
10 Hrlgadicr-Gcucrai George Eel, Jr.
General Fell SAID he instructed The
soldiers against This practice.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-12-21
JOIN IN PLEA FOR BELGlHNS
Petition signed by Persons la All Parts
Of tOunfry VIII he Forwarded
to president.
Associated press,

- CHRONOLOGICAL ""@'"T
NEW YORK. December 2p.-N petit
tlon signed by persons prominent in all
walks Of life throughout the country.
and calling on the President Of the
United States TO throw the whoi in
i!ucmcc Of his Office nGaimst the de-
p"rtatiom Of the i5clgiaEs by the Ger
man government Will he forwarded
+" Washington Tomorrow, il was an
n"unced here Tonight by Elihu Root.
The petition asked that steps he taken
To JON this country with the other
neutral States % the American Con
tinent I'm II determined protest aguimst
this revcrsion /" barhar!sm in warfare
not {" he witnessed by n civilized
world without indienat!un.'
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-12-21
RAILS ONLY NOTABLE
EXCEPTION TO REVERSAL.
Losses of .. 10 and 10 Points .Nc-
company Further Sweeping
Liquidation.
PEACE MOVES WEAPON USED
8cthlclhcm Steel falls az Points to
300. representing Decline rf In
actly 200 POINTS From its NJ.
mum Or Previous Month.

NEW rOIik. December 2o.-Losscs
of >. !" aud !. points accompanied
i"-"aN'S further sweeping liquidation
of stocks. with :: points for Bethlehem
steel. which fell to 800. that quotation
representing Il decline Of exactly 200
points from the maximum Of the Pre-
Ni"us nionth.
Tails again proved tho only notable.
cNeertion 10 the general reversal.
winch took in virtually all war ana
scinf-war shares. Shipping stocks
were most seriously Effected on the
notice served hy t:nglaud's Prime Min
'sicr yesterday that il; is intended to
oNercis" suprcine control over All YES
sells dying tn" British flag
i"ac" Developments were again
made the os'cusihic weapon to bring
about further price rc""ssiouS. which
not only cifaccd most gains Of recent
mouths. but sent some stocks down
30 levels NJ - year ago y more pow
.riUi factor was found, however. in the
tremendous pressure cxcrtcd by pro-
iessioual traders. now largely com
mittcd TO tho short siuc OF tn" market.
Thts Clique has operated extensively
oyer since Germ0ny's peace ovcrturcs
became known.
Leading financial interests continued
t." call loans and mark down all but
seasoned stocks offered rs rplIttCrai,
10 tho Increased embarrassment OF
brokers and their clients. the latter
t"inr ~ turn forced 30 strengthen I'M
paired margins or sell out
AcCording t. board room gossip.
heaviest losses Of the past week hay.
be.u Sustained by a group Of Western
and Southwestern operators. Who took
the market out OF tho hands OF local
professionals a f"w months ago. To-
day more extensive "NlreIuc reccs-
sious boo addition 10 the ctbac in
Bethlehem Steel. w.rc Mercantile Ma
Iiuc. 10 points. wI,! Z Tor the common.
South Fort" Rico sugar, 10. and
American Sect sugar. Ste; Utah COP
per, a3-i American Zinc, :; Sloss
sheffield -; Crucih!" steel, az.
~l.aChawauua Steel. iI-2 American Lo-
comoiivc ia-4. and as much for r,css-
ed steel Car.
Despite these adverse surface coudi-
tiors general! ucws Of The DAY indi-
cate q continuance Of the l~ouG-suataiu-
ed prospcrity. aside from reported price
concessions ia copper.
The long list OF larger OF extra div-
ideuds az tho past fcw months was
added 20 rs Westinghouse Electric.
mich Increased The distribution on
the Common stock from 8 to per cent
Money was again easy and IN light
demand wlth no alteration in foreign
exchanges such az may reasonably b."
rXu-cl.d 10 foreshadow important de-
~Nclormcnts iu Tile European situation
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-12-21
Collect Paper for Charts.

-" 'l" Editrv OF The TimcS-H !slatcL.
-, loUf move FOR the gathering of nancrs
-. ~ "'ii'"i 'hiidr"u = a commemorative one.
u'l h"W Hn"ui the object 10 which lis nrocends
IRE '" ne devoted NOW that the children nave
u"n, S"tHe'iinG tor themselves, would il no, he
W'.' !" nave the next ins;Gllmeut for the hrncii,
~ i'tt'fS - IT not - better tgYiniur rn, ,hr
I'M" 20 ,citch him L" help those less Fortunate
ing S'iNat"n Army. til" Associated Charities.
IN" Nilet""nin Street Mission. tho Shnjtnri,r
I'm. 'rt an calling foi hclr. ANY OF these in
H,t'u,i',S VIII ne glad to- have these ;,,,rrs and
a - intMe 80" use Of the money. Again. there
N' ''"'StH"s Of homes in Richmond non rom
resented 10y puhlc-$chu,I children. who ronid
,o,,,rip",c tlieir papa"s aud magazines to thes,
~, INC IN ms i!.Ic OF distress and when
,,y'1na"i,iS :" .rinSint: such good prices. this
""ui" amount 1" quite an item X r. ~
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-12-21
The Voice Of the PEOPLE
IN Appeal for the Farmer.

To lie 0.uItOT of Tho TimIcs-D iaDafvM-
Sir why all this COnmoiiun and .Xri.u.p,
over eGgs, butter and iIrI"ySr 10 Nnu no
Sruigc tie litt,, advance ia prices for tho CoN
thugs tn" farmer has 10 sell 10 YOU rrmcln-
her tow long and faithfully they have served
ynu with fresh cgEs and TAT turkeys. at figures
that did not begin TO paS them for their work,
Ana nuw. when shoes and clothes have SCARED
So h!gn II is almost impossible stint and sa we
as they may. TO buy 4 garment around and shoes
To he worn only on Sundays for their lttlc
families what ii" they hear on every hand:
liuNcottiur. bONvOttir., hOyCottiug.
HAY" YOU ever stopped to think how many
"g&S and turkeys II would take &" buy shoes
FOR = small family You good ladies uf Rich
u!oud. win y"ur handsone boots costing from
ST. I" $50. why not boycott SHOES" Why do Won
strike FIRST. last aud always n the poor farmer"
! know the hi@h cost Of living is appalling. hut
what is TO become Of the farmer and his wife.
WI" have, 10 dcpe:a.d on. their produce TO buy
INe dciNal necessities Of NE, whose children
do not Know the taste of turkey?
~ my good women 81 the city. ,our time
IS 20" valuable 10 he sicDt III irving to get
cgsI and 'Hrke,y. for less than a fair price. How
glad YOU should he YOU are able to buv these
products! With Corn, wheat and oats at the
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-12-21
SEEN ON THE SIDE
\ Tale for the Ladies'.

rhia is a w"ndro"s tale I tell OF Mrs. john l.
AEpiEwcli.
Wh" went down town t." shop one dn> aud
bought - lot OF stun:
She didn't look 1t anything she didn't want: she
didn't spring
\ singh" stall; she went right home when
she had bought enough.
She knew before She Went just what she wanted.
which WAS all She got:
She took enough to pay for IT. aud didn'; ua-
the sirl.
She didn't tell a .irl that her complaint would
reach the manager.
Hui thanked each for hes courtesy. then went
on with the whirl.
When She got in the lift. she knew jus, which.
floor She Was going to.
And when She reached i, go; right off and
didn't hold the car:
W hen sh" Was in the swinging door she diIn't
scream nor ma lie u roar.
liui moved along as women should. and never
caused a jar.
And in the ,rolle>. going home. she didn, start
20 idly roam
Across mems fee, 10 make them jumr. nor
jah folk in the cyc
with what she'd bought. She simply GOT to
where there WAS a vacant spot.
Sat down on IL. then paid her fare-and how
is that for high"
This most unusual tale tell of Mrs. john /.
ASpiuweIl
Is told because it seems to me 10 have a
timely moral;
liu, if it hits you 'twixt the eyes. dear laly.
apologize
1t really isn't worth The while to preach. il
We must quarrel.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-12-21

trouble and the variety OF produce he IS
enabled TO display have been worth the profit
ne made. to both classes. II. however. the
producer can save tina prott To himself. and
the consumer can save that extra cost to
himself, anu both are willing to cNpen,. the
necessary time, trouble and energy. the
mlddienan canno, justly complain. There
Viii always he many consumers who will prc-
Ter IN" agency oi the miidlcman. even AT
extra cost: but to those to whom time and
trouble mean far less than money. the bring
Ing together OF producer and consumer
would be indeed Il boon.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-12-21
he I'D. Information Bureau

rho T~imes-H!xputch hn. established , rrn
rr"' Information bureau Mt MashInuton. ID. g..
:, purpose OF answering queries on amy
>hhict' from It's rrldeEs. For ob,ioux rem
Aons rcGnc>ts for oplnIou> or advice on Iccnl
or mr"'rai subjects Will not he answered JIe
resources Of The various Federal
'o,fFanrnt dcn.rtuicnts and shr great Library
nj CONGRESS furnish an ae,hnu.tihIc SuppI, OF
,n'o'"''t"h or priceless value ~ .hr public,
fhrrc - u" charge fer tai. service. s1ccp, n =
cent STAMP for return postage.
10 not Scud letter. TO RIchr,ord. ..Jrc,.
nc ftmc"-btspatr, Information Hurcuu. 3Ietro-
p"'''hh ihnh building. Washington. n. G.. Sign
your han'c; initials will no, answer.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-12-21
SlSAL PRICES INCREASED
american Manufacturers or Hope and
Irvine Are Notified ~
Advance.

NEW YORK, December 2o.-Amcri-
can manufactured OF rope and tw!ne
have bcou notified OF an increase OF
; cents e GUN IN the price OF sisal,
it was announced here today by the
sisal regulating commission. which
markets. the McMicau crop.
The v.aihle supply has been reduced
because OF the heavy Yucaian storms.
which caused a smaller outpu owing
10 damage 10 the growing product and
to railways and shipping, it was cx-
piaiucd, and there Is 4 shortage OF
labor in the sisal districts.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-12-21

i NJ. bau%illc. Nt-Thc postal SAVINGS
= sttiii w. 'sia"lIshcd by act OF Congress. Inn
"'' - l"ip N"\ PERSON ten Years nd or UV.r
- "'P"S'' money. under the act, at . most
"i''rc '',i receive : per cent per annum iutc.cst.
W M p"! a postal savings bond yicld.nr y H."
&c, cent. y" poison may deposit NOR, il.I
: iV' u on" m"Etl. o.! have more tham $500 ON
",rPo.'. ~ on" 'i"", Tho purpose Of the act is
!" If"NiH" a ."f", place FOR the money Of per-
. anoS !" IRE ~ IN" h"bit 81 ho"Iiiug cash. IL
',,.' h'""ei' Races. where it serves no puiIj,
i"' 49,. an" thktuG = available coI. Irti,,,
nSe ihc money is deposii".j hy tho p,.t .nnir.
~. 'Ahn7 ihat are wiil!HG to pa, Inicr.sr m i,
!''S'h' deposits ar" about $50 ounuyo 49,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-12-21
ro-pn.'s Hes, nand-ricLed ..okc.

",:cnet;Sly run down, SIR uucried the drug
sisi. "$liGhtiy sccdy ANA want Il good t"niug
M"
The pale-faced customer nodded.
: Well. I've the very thing for forth's
JuNenat"r. Three doses a day and more il
necessary. one dollar a bottle
40. thanks said the pale patient.
"iiUt. my dear sin. it's the rage OF the day.
the greatest discovery of modern medicine. I;s
the rage OF the season. Every one is rcjuvc-
mating. YOU might say
Yes, hu, think ia rather try something
else replied the customer.
Bat" pressed the druggist. Il tell SOU it
VIII have more effect on your IN y siuEl" day
than amy other medicine could have in a month.
1t cures everything from coughs 10 corns. What
is your objection to it,
htr=h Chronicle.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-12-21

W@snlhnlgsftootny'' = EE"y@l1,ion T"s orsanizeas in
""triers are "a Washiurtun. lis rr..ot., .len"-
por5maP r. reported by tn. sccrr,arv -gauc,,f -
,. ''","!" IHeIc are l.iNO chapters. Any' y.n'
Ill., Jn' . nj he Gt.sih!e for memhcrsiiip VINO l." Of
from ~, - v!Hi(.''t cars, ana who is ,i.sc.td.d
.'' ~ ancestor VINO. with uuflilip,. l,,,II..'
.,Lorr" ilateria! aid TO the eawss y ,u =
=, ~ ~ 4 r"cnEntzcd patriot. as soidjcIr"
5::h o ~ as z c.iNil official, in one Of III" sny,o, "i
States" ]proyid..i ,t.' "l tne United Colonies o.
shin must he irIn1rssd -\,p2nIlcaIton Tor member
,n ne nh,inmal society, and is lien su InrI.,.I
,i,os:.on - SIFars-Eencral who rcaori an : I 81
49, '' . t'E a.. MY to the LoarI or u,, i"
.nrolin; thn upoh IL approval The anni ii%"ntIG
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-12-21

prices they arc. how can they feed their hens
I" produr" cEs* Tor amy less? Have you STOPPED
1" rtat%c ~! th.s: Give the poor farmer II fair
t,nF. wHrr. would YOU *;"p* Encourage. our
tanners ihrN haze iabUrcd long and faithfullv
without very much to reward and Swcc,rn
t"n"r ma. after all. what would we do with
OF; iI'U.
NHtI" b. YOU t" stop and think. hcCor"
1"H, 20, 10" Tar. as some one has 80 beautifully
>"id. Let us live ~ II louS, hN the sid, a.: Tn,
."ad and he " friend to man
y EI;iI:Nb OE ILlE EAKMEE
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-12-21
I:DirOItIAL PiUtGRtPHEn
FOR COLI ma STATE:

COLUMBIA. : G.. December 20
Robert +. Gonzales prior 10 his enlist
iu"nt as :" p~rivat. in the Second South
Carolina Regiment when the National
Guard was modified for Fedora s"r-
wee last June. io- u number OF years
WAS connected with The State. writing
most ar the editorial paragraphs. He
was twcrty-"iGht years old. and a ma
two Of Columbia. Ills parents and one
sister survive him.