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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-10-17
ALL MEASURES FOR
RELIEF OF POLAND
ARE At STANOST|LL
Important Differences Still Exist
Between the Allies and Central
Powers President Wilson Is
Keenly Disappointed


Ions Branch y j D.t DO, Pres
.dru, Wilson announced today that
hls efforts 80 bring about tu tsrc'-
n,ut amuul bo'ngcr,ut nations To
allow rcuor supplies Poo pc SEM to
Poland hld fucd.
The statement follow
% ht.. uuW receive. rcpu"- from
the king of England .b, president
Of France. the emperor of Eues.a
.ho emperor ut GERMAN. t.d 'h' cm-
peior of Austria. to mi letter of JuN
%. 1915. 100 Nhi,h trrucicd the Of
nccs - this Nctumcuf loo u"go'i ia-
tous .Huhiug go q fresh consideration
Of the pos.tnuit, aad method oi r'-
Nc,rg Poland " appear. / gtcItly
rcsr,t Goo -tt that there ave -tlll IW-
puitiut differences between the af-
Ices and central puworf as tu thr
terms under which r'IG supplies
mbN u. sent Co Poland am disc
appointed ihlt . ha', un' vet n",u
successful 20 udu..ug 'h" powers 20
.ru,ud, q definite settlement
Tho letter sent py Cine president
,u surous NATIONS. mad. public today
.- as ilIrH-.
.N,u Majesty g. EuN of tho
u.,r' u,.m4ns disaster vu.ru has be-
inhabitants coy Poland. feel Iusi.lcd
JOS the universal ana cJiu'.t ,NuI,s-
SION ur lu, .vmpath.,s Cd. tu, Nm,ri-
Diu people regardless 20. racial ot. gin
COP political sentiment il suggest Go
your m1c-ts that the -upir'' ui WY
ana m.lus Tor the saving ut ih"sr
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-10-17
American Farmers
Are Not Worrying

Indianapolis Ind. p.' t, Ir"
p,.f,. preparedness and other c1u-
a.uuus urudIua 90" Ntau-.u oeht
hour law. were among the subjects
l. ..u,-cI u> u g. Sto,>budEc ot At-
muja. president ~ the Farmers \a-
uuuu yuulr,-s. go tnc opening sts-
siun NJ the N.r'N-siNth annual meet
i.- h.r, to-day. o. par, ho =ud
The American farmer has r'.'r
..,u 500 general or widespread poe
rud ut osrIoultur1. prosr,rIt' 1e 'hf'
.ul tuc present .otr. Though fh'
farmer mt, sJIi "a. ip ro.'.No hI.
tain .utrv ~ the consumer dollar.
en-, mfk producers uf Sew YORK the
wheat rroV ers ut Ninuc-ntd 'h" hog
ra -rrs uC the corn belt and the 'o.-
tpr growers u' tho south ar" tou busy
counting profits FOO worry much over
tlp fact
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-10-17

ItI.sltus lu., suffered q heavy d"f"ft
IA GaI.t.s 'hn war once announced
iodlt E,p'tfru attacks Wevt r"-
puisod tuj tr"uchos "u front - i',
miles vsr. taken 1V the Au.tro.Ger-
man 'nrDcs Nineteen hundred pi.s-
.u,r. and 'cu machine aur- ser"
captured
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-10-17
DRY FARM METHODS
ARE BEST ADAPTED
TO WHEAT GROWING
Expert Says Grain Can be Grown
More Profitably This Way Than
by Irrigation, Other Important
Subjects Are Discussed.

tBy Evening Herald Leased wirol
I' rl.N. TtA bli Wheat can
Do grown moro promlub us dry
iatmu- methods ihlu ny Irrlsatrd
farming pr T. s. Harms, director OF
the Logan tuh. experiment station.
tY.U tno drl,gtj's 'u the International
Hl.sttlau congress today br Hdr-
u.# HpV,,,t urged -ito close study "f
.rr-ltuu JOB wheat showing a+ mach
wheat vli always Dee grown uu .rri-
gated farms ho -lI0.
Tho meeting today was divided INTO
t,r sections tur 'ho discussion o' n
.giuou practice and irrigation disc
'r.,, lu ne discussion 90 uuwtIon
districts tEc plan uf direct ASSESS
m,uis for project improvements was
urged Co.. ih, Speakers.
IN, paper wftru hy John G..
Wh,o,ur. uf Garland rnh uu The
Agricultural Du'y 81 Water which
Auu the Harrison Gray otis cup f't
thc best paper uu th,- subject was
r,ld 1l tpdaN- session
a D. DoW,l -'.ic'tr ut th, lrr.-
-aiuu Districts association ~ Gale
forua. ula uutHI, tp ur present aud
hIs address was read I' 'u, muIuus
| r--lou today
Proper state legislation 200 nolh sue
p,iI ..r th, uyLtr. faf.uo of Frl-' ION
districts and go 'ufpr.r iu' Payment
uf thsIy bond i-su,s according @" their
| t,rn. Nt- td. H,t',J nS Nh tuv'N
| $50 irrigation pIuJ,,' h" .uI. could
| .. .I,,,--uI unless .t .- .I-tu.a'u ou
| ..l.d economic basis and f- ta-
| o.. f.. 3 D."
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-04-04
Little Bobbie S Pa
Iii WILLIAM T.. KIRK

] see ware one OF them college procs
has came out, sea Pa TO Ma last mite.
with tho statement tina, u the father
is hansum his dauters will be butiful.
That is about as ncer rite as a college
professor ever gifts anything.
oh, doant know, sed Ma. My father
was hansum. Thay used To call him the
hansumcst man in Milwaukee.
They talk queer noshuns in NIL
waukee, sed Pa rccmember yure old
gent vary we'll. X doant see how any
hody cud call him hausum unless thay
was having their littcl joak. He had a
face like a rum omclct, scd ia.
He had nothing OF the kind. sed Ma
His face was soft & tender
SO is a rum omcltt il il is made rite,
Sod Pa
You doant think anybody Is hansum
cXccp YOU. sed Ma. You maik me lose
my temper every time I start talking
TO YOU. doant think you are vary
much of a gentleman wen you talk like
that about my deer father.
Ny old gcnt was the hansum gink.
Sod Pa. His hair was like spun gold.
" wen his face was II up scd Pa. il
was really butiful The wimmcn was
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-04-04
HOW TO REDUCE
YOUR WEIGHT
A SIMPLE. SAFE, RELIABLE WAY

SIMPLE. SAFE, RELIABLE WAY
Fcop!c who arc over-bur,ened with
suprri nous fat, know only too well
me discomfort and ridcule that over
S'Iut pcop!" have to bear.
~ you arc carrying around five 70
teh pounds or unhealthy fat YOU are
unnecessarily Weakening your vital or
EaiS ana ar" carrying a burden when
destroys the beauty OF your figure
mere ~ no need OF anyone suffer
ING from supcrfluous fat II you want
10 reduce your weight in :, si,nnic
satc and reliable way. without, star
Nation uiet or iireSonIe exercise here
Is test worth trying. Spend as much
t!hlc as YOU can III the open air breath
deeply and get from Tragic Drug co
or any good druggist Il box of OIL OF
korein capsules: take one after each
meal ana one before retiring at might
weigh yourself once a week SO us
10 know just how fast you are losing
weight and don't leave off the treat
ment or even SKID a single dose until
Son are down to normal.
on OF korein is absolutely harmless
IS picaSant to take, and helps digcs-
iion. Even a few days treatment has
been reported to show a noticeable re-
uuction III weight, footsteps become
lighter your work seem easier and a
lighter and more buoyant feeling takes
possession Of your whole being
Every person who suffers from su-
pcrf!uous fat should give this treat
ment u trial.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-04-04

All crazy about him. He had tc hire n
man TO go around with him so thai.
w"uident be suing him FOR breach OF
promis
remember yu,c father well. sed Ma
remember his face looked RELY han
sum the time Ii" i'm 10 see me &. warn
me about talking (" chance marrying
YOU He was a hansum man &. no
mistath You must have took moar
after yurc unkel
You toad me | was hansup bc.t.,r
proposed TO you. sed Pa You sod 7
looked like Greek GOD & the time
YOU told me that | had on a old SUI.
too. Oh. | used to hav. n L., o.. vi,
gals after me Wen was the hov nor,
OF Milwaukee, You was kind OF luck :
10 grab Inc. wen you stop TO think o.,
II. cud have married :. brewers
daughter that time, sed Pa
IT IL good thing for IN. brewcrv
YOU didn't. Ma SEQ.
DO you remcmbe, that inn. corsi,
OF yures that had SUCH a crush on me ,
sed Pa. One mite We. called ON yo,,
YOU got Jcllus bcckaus toald vlre
cousin that her ana me w..s anintics
She used TO hans on every word I
sed' Pa toald Ma. Hut ! loved YOU
moar. and Il was you that I married.
Yes, it was me al rite, sed Ma Thare
was fortune teller toald me I was
making mistake. but my love for YOU
was true & tender. SO [ married Won.
We had romantick wedding.
didcnt we. deer? sed Pa DO Won rec.
member that mite we was on, sailing ON
Whitehsh Bay. how all the l!ttel white
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-04-04
The Merchant of Venice
RctOld ny
MISS AGNES GILMAN.
One OF the Prize Essays I'm 'rbc
1imcs-Di~pntch Shakcspcurrun
Contest.

one OF Shakespeare's most popular
comedies is The Merchant Of Venice"
This - story OF revenge, "a portraval
OF Tn" dcGcncratinE influence or an
ah-absorb'ng revenge on mans char
acter There are several plots woven
together 10 form the play First. the
love stor% OF Bassanio and Portia: sec
ond. the love story Of Lorenzo and
.icssica: third, the story OF the band.
with Antonio and Shylock as main
characters. The principal characters
OF the play are: Shylock. the Jew; An
tonic the merchant OF Venice: Rns-
Sanio, Portia, Lorenzo Jcssica. The
play opens with the scene between
Ant"nin and Bassanio. Bassanio, IN
love with Portia. hcircss of Belmont.
is in need OF money. lie borrows 5000
ducats OF Antonio. who, in his turn,
boCr"ws them from Shylock. the Jew.
lie promises to return them in three
months. or forfeit his bond. which says
rha; Shylock may cut from him a pound
Of flesh Antonio. confident that his
ships will return, consents to the agree
leaves for Belmont,
ior,a looks upon him with favor,
aUd after very attractive romance.
they are married.
During the lapse Of time between
Rassanio's appearance" al cour; and his
marriage. Jcssica, the only child of
Shyiock, runs off with Lorenzo,
friend Of Antonio. This event has
dccpcned the bitter hatred between
Shylock and the Christians
Just before the marriage, Bassanio
receives word from Antonio. telling
him OF mis- condition and begging him
TO come TO him, for his ships have
been destroyed and the bond is due.
Portia, feeling that Antonio's trouble
Is indirectly caused by her. goes TO
relative OF hers, :, judge, and obtains
permission 10 take his place in the
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-04-04

court Sh" arrives In the courtroom
III disguise For a Willie. she leads
ShS!"c 10 believe that the case is
going in favor Of him. but. showing
nor Wonderful cleverness, she tells the
Jew that not one drop OF blood is to
be shed in the process This. of course
il utterly Impossible Therefore. An
tonic IS saved and Shylock defeated
III his murdcrous Intentions Portia
Leaves the court, unrecornized by her
husband. after obtaining from him n
ring which she had given him az their
marriage.
Tho play closes with Antonio at
Belmont, and Shylock. hcartbrokcn
over his daughter and the loss OF all
his property. which was absolutely
necessary.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-04-04
Hopes Women Will
Adopt This Habit
As Well As Men
Glass OF hot water each morn.
Ing helps us look and feel
clean, sweet, fresh.

Happy, bright. alett-v!corous
v'vacious good clear skin; n;if
ural rosy complexion and frced,,
from Illness are assured only by clcos}
healthy blood. II only every WONT
and likewise every man. could rcaIi.
the wonders of the morning insi,.,s
bath. what a gratifying change WON
take place. NJ
Instead OF the thousands of slcklel
anacmiclo looking men, women a,
girls with pasty or muddy compile
ions; instead Of the mul,itudcs
nerve wrecks" 'rundowns." 'braS
Tags and pessriists We should see
viriie. optimistic throng of ros
checked people everywhere.
An inside bath IL had by drlnkn
each morning before breakfast,
glass Of real hot water with a to-
spoonful Of limestone phosphate IN =,
20 wash from the stomach liver IN
neys and ten wards Of bowels tho pr ~
vious days indigcstiblo waste, Sow
Concentrations and poisous. thu
cleansing. swcctcning and frcshen!is
tho entire alimcntary canal bcfof,
putting more food into tho stomach =
Those subject to sick headache. III,
BUSINESS. nasty breath. rhcuma,!s,
colds; and particularly those who ha,
a pallid, salluw complexion and wi h
are ConStipat"d Very often. are uru,.r
20 OBTAIN quarter pound Of liincstoiy
phosphate. at tn. drug store whir.
VIII cost bur ,riHe but IS sunici,u
TO demonstrate the quick and reinn,f
"b!c change In both health and r.
pehrancc awaiting those who prac,l,-
internn! sanitation. We mus, reneu
hcr that Inside cleanliness il MOI
important than outside. because Il
skin does not absorb impurities
rontaminate the blood Will. tho por.
In the thirty icct % bowels do
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-04-04
Woman and Home

,o,rJ,,. : ..,a ,o ,,,.,,, ",,,,,,. ,,o
,oi,c ;, .,n,bo ,b, ,irod hu,iro.. ,,r
,,a ,,.,.s 49,"
,Io,.!,.. ,nc.,.h ana ,,o;,., r, -,
,,o,,, ,,,ol ;, r.r.or,, .,nno..,.,rc. t.,
i,nrort,n,,. :, ~. ,,,I,vid,,,l IN lis r..
,,,f,,y >, ,,,c,. ,:r.ccb =. ,,rro1,.
no ,..,i, ~ i,,i.o,i,,, 1.r.,or,r ,h
vo.J or ,r,,,.,;u,, chi,d .,,,i,s, nv.
;rsucrco or ,,,..,, ana coarse voice
voice 80 .rop,5 he hc,.up in o,,l,.
cn;i,,,nd Nn,lo.,od ,no,, !, :. ;ny,
III. rc.I,c,.J ,co,r snmctb;p, ,h.
NJ, IN, ,,,,.,7,
,.co,o, ,ron,
Tho has, w,, :, ;r.ura d,.,ipc, ,r,
r,,ir,d .,oc.,, ~ , .,ro,,r GIRL is ,o To-,
- ~ ,., =,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-04-04
Smart Garden Sui,
o. PIX Linen 3 Rh> z,in,n ing OF
Elue an .4rtifcici Roses.
Is! Nine. Qui Nfye.
by Nine. Qui Viye.

,,,.i,;..... ,;
| what Of that" rho same ,,,t SH u, -. "u ~,
of spring with All lis lnyai,, ln,I. .,,i
blooms '"''' '""
mo ,r,ti,I
hc,h va, Moin oE queen E'i"a-
'' VIZ '' cNttiiSion OF the stays
but left the silhouette Of IN. r.,ini,,.
/ form rather Hat front ana LorIi n,,,
farthinralcs are more like hin h,r,.
ana are usually achieved IN, "a. ~,
of tea,hcrhonc. though occasionnlIy
toilet has nip hustles made nr mini,.
DajrcIo,h VI '''''e"
It's an ra,h.r villa ,,o. ,,,,.
.listortiur tho human n..,,,. y.
&C.,. ,,,,,u, ,i .S"re ana Yet
FUN. and = mart ,r ,hn 'i i,,, zoo"
anne mr ,,.ri - nc ih.'rcSt ihs
Know ouytri,,.. =. ~, ~, ,SlS
;ho u,im, ,,nI my MHoW 'hat
fusbion f,,rnistns ,h,t MIN M s"reiy
gcncrous ling ''ee ana
p
=, " I"i 'inpaftinc the
,.n ' i ,. nae hoi uniike inc "criardes"
''" ''t l'i'Ic III tue eighteenth cen
.,,,niovo, 'ji,.u,.n, S.,itn.u Il"th was
nix ,,vs , , n'l' ''"'h' 'thu
honca ,bo s""e"h
-, =, ~" "a Is Sohccheu
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-04-04
FOOD and Fermentation
81 William Brady, N. D

~ takes iii. "Ncrug" uNSpuptis or i'm
digestion victim from one TO ny,. y..ry
I" learn tlat S"-,ail,I "digcstiy, tab
= as ""nsii'. aud other alleged uid> to
'':-"Sl'"H are utterly Worthless. 80 far
~ 'Niitla 'Hr Dyspepsia H. concerned
iue'' u,'"rp- . takes him .uo,n.l y.a,
60 W." q" Nnt "lr thai "sinrcucs' ami
"" are not ocrrssnrilv tn, ONLY
Io''' "h'N ".!' fe"nen, in the s,om-
r..' po,"l
9mc,bn~ rtjtcal doosn, happen
W. ''i th.s ''m" SAY - franz, :,ru,u.
H''''i'S 90. a' attack OF honest to- GOOD.
NOS S"ilNiou" collie or sometime. ,ls.
wh'rh establishes the rcai n.,,ur. OF
~" 's'"muoh tr"uhlc" al last. Va poo,
uT'I'' may ultimately discover d.
'"."i 1por which he can 60, allow.
WIN fntr degree ~ comfort I'M.
U''' May l." ever :" scientific and yjriG
~ us limitations. but il always has
, 'i'lS characteristics: II doesn't oN.rfod
h' individual uuit" 80 much as his Gus
tomary hill OF fare
rh" fact 8 that mos. OF tho rp!I,,oss
diSicnSion. Hatulcn,y. f.r,rcr-,tio,.
az hi"alinG ANA omharras siu,nt Of
ih' h"fr' which d. spcprics -uirrr t.
'''" cd hy "Ncrcatius II NOR, rooa t..
consumed than the stomach ana ir,.s
,'.' can NSs'milAte, Ia" excess remains
"""h""rh"d. nud or course iIiG.rl.n.-
o"ttcrial fermentation. wut Tia. uro-
""'Ion "' various -pTudu,.. e,,.L as
S"-' "rsani" "'sds and toxic j,'ntuatu.s
!h're are various conventional no,ics
OF treating such j conut.iuu Firs,
IA" use Of dis"sliN. lruu,n,s which
IS generally a dis pruiutneri. 500
"',"' me as" Of i'ilt>'ural Gisinf.ct"ute
"h.eh ar" supposed q" rrcveu, f.,
mentnuou, but don't ror tho reason
'Ht' @nrth'uG strong enough TO rr,-
Vent bacterial fermentation viii lij,o.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-04-04

iish looked up at us out Of the wa
& KEEP swimming around GU. bo-
rhny WAS wishing us IL happy mwsi
ridge. scd Pa You can't ever tell
that fish is brain food after that
Well after all, deer. we ar. han
amt We" scd Ma. You know "
you X ! know you luv me- Jo,k u
aside. wud you do any different il u
WAS sinSel aggcnn? q
No. dcercst. scd Pa. You know
w"ddent Can | go over to Dole's.
play bilyards for two hours? y"
C""tinSly deer. scd Ma Go ~
:thcd.
bet Ma wants another hat -"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-04-04
Useful
Hints
\,,IiSlS


Ma.y pazc actress. * accused ~ the
murder ot Dafii rollccN ami is Gcicnucd
.y her lover. Phlip Laugdou Pollock
Mas intoxicated. At MaryS trinl she ad-
ni,s She nSi the revolver. Her maid
;"s'iGrS thp; Msry threatened Pollock with
b: prcNiouSly. ana NarNs leading man i'm
ptiCatcS LanGdcn How Mary disappeared
rom the scene Of Tho crime is mystery.
Brandon tells OF strange handp:tnt he
saw ON Nary's shoulder Further "Nil!cu""
SHOWS that horror of dtlnk produces tom
rnraI', insanity IN Mary. IN" defense is
"-eprcsscd pSyChoS!s Witnesses describe
Matys sight from her intoxicated father
And her fathers suicide. Nurse Walton o.
Ac-ih.s the kidrnpiuE of Mary Ivy Pollock
and Amy Ragtuu ;c'l> %: NarN'S STRUGGLES
10 neoouI- an actress 81 rci"ck'S pursuit Q;
her and of another occasion. when sHr
s',.cU ~ liquor drove Mary insane. There
- evidence that Daniels Mars manager,
threatened Pollock. N"ry faints Oh IN"
stand and sIuiu goes .nsan" Nhcn !" p"'
..ccnan offers her whisky, and when her
=" a:si l. torn. the Handicapped mark on nor
shoulder appears Sic RECEIVERS during the
.icht and tho trial proceeds
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-04-04

OF the famous couturicrcs of this busy
universe. has alternate stripes OF satin
aud more. 1t is made with an OK
trcmely full skirt and a cape that cX-
tends TO the waistline. The lining is
OF old gold brocade
Another coat Of gray caille is as fun
as IL can very we'll be. and stands ont
like a hoop skirt II is edged with
black silk fringe. aud is as prim as
the ideas Of youth.
Copyright. 1916. by J. Keeley)
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-04-04
Care Of the Voice
Lu .AnioneHe Lorne,ig

Tho other DAY read real r-.
romance % a poor gin falling into.
q btaut'fu! home just because ste had
voice IA" couldn't resist" Sh. WA
l tc!el,hon" operator: inc = s4cccs.fi,I
business man The courtship was ;lbou,
thToe-QuArtcrs over before he laid eyes
on her, 'he tc!epnoue serving ~ Gupid'.
medium
"iior voice Mas simply irfcs.slihle. "
said the bridegroom AS soon as
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-04-04

~ nl means make yourself = car.
4'h outht Perhaps, then, ~ the for
tunes Of life, YOU may Aud a garden.
Md that would he very nice indeed.
IN this life OF worries and debts
SILK coats arc on" or the JOYS Of
the season
y solid green coat. designed ny ouo
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-04-04

Norried-~Frcc water drinking is one
OF Inc efficient measures agains; con-
SITUATION. large glass or water. not
necessarily hot. is excellent Tn,
abundant eating OF fruit and green
vegetables II persisted in, is the most
efficient means "f overcoming constl-
patton Iilpc. r..w fruit, ana cooked
fruits az" particularly efficient baked
apples, stew"d liz and pluncs are cspe,
call! helpful. I'm alcohol run is fire..
Nien'iH given after Il Turkish bath. 1t
- stimulating, ANA there is less danger
OF catching cold after its use
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-04-04
THE KELLAM HOSPITAL

The Kellam Hospital Is without parallel
In the treatment OF Cancers. Tumors. Ulcers
ana chronic Sores. ana want every man
and woman in the United States TO know
that We have treated successfully. without
the use OF the Knife, Acids, N-Ray. Eadiuln
or Serum. over ninety per cent OF the many
hundreds OF sufferers during the past e!gh-
teen years.
KEt.ItM HOSPITAL mo.
1917 West Min ST.. Richmond. Va.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-04-04

Ntcrn""r fcvcr--Would ana..ni.,
avs" ole to nave a Temperature. of
80" aftcruoons"
Sv""--IIardlV .rho ,n,.,,;, ,,.,,
-" from tuberculosis
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-04-04
Ethical
Talks

NmSNcr-l'aint tho w,rt and x, ,,,I.
81 IN" surrounding skin every third or
io"rth day oulH. II will cause thcn,
I" Observation-Disclosures
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-04-04
The bonneville Trolley Which Meets All the Trains = BvFFox

y tho Wheeler Syndicate. lnc)
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-04-04

no &c Continued Mouou
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1916-11-25
THE FUTURE OF LABOR

friends of labor may we'll be concerned because of recent
nammaory deverances which seemed be made by authority
The American Federation of Labor declares that they will resist
injunction that in their Judgment contrary to their rights Mr.
Lee declares that they for eight hour labor for all and
they cannot get it they will fight
may language hyperboica languages but
the friends of labor for the laborng them
selves consider Me meaning of these utterances.
You better the condition of aborng by invoking
civil We leave all disputed points the courts must
all awmakng Congress and the legislative bodies must
abide the law passed until it declared null and void by the
We abide by decision of the courts until through the
due process law people of American including the aborng
but composed entirely of the organized labor element get
their DEGREES written on the statute books
is with individuals in America is with the nations of
Europe with this difference that here in America have perma
system called system The nations of
Europe such organization when they disagree they fight
The result that the interests of labor back fifty in
three years of conflict.
labor would back fifty years month";
of conflict Mr. Lee invites and the unbalanced decara
ton of the American Federation of Labor favor
The Evening Post believes that the laborng will get TIL
eghthour law in the of reasonable time and believes
that those eight hours of labor will for the abo
better conditions of life of the comforts of @ freedom
from fear the loss of job the radical reduction of the puas
ing power of wages.
conditions cannot obtained through conflicts they
through discussion and intelligent action You possibly
increase the purchasing of eight hours of work by limiting
production through force through mscOncepn of the laws
life You only for eight hours by producing
by being efficient individually and collectively
When therefore, in America talk about resisting
of the talk about fighting they get what they
they preaching doctrine the of which be like
of Europe and the price will
working classes than from any other class.
We not blind the lawlessne of the rich their cunning
their greed their ruthless power; but through
discussion and political action shacke unnng
bring combinations
of their obligations obey all law the Sherman antitrust law
But the cunning of the rich does justify the of the
In this Republic the voice of the people finally
courts and Congress and like
from Sma establishing justice condmning violence Thou shalt
not kill condemnng cunning "Thou shalt lie -
forcb seizure of other mems goods Thou thy
neighbours house promoting domestic comfort happiness
Honor thy father and mother; establishing religion and morality
Thou shalt have other gods before promoting
lowship all with the shalt
love thy neghbor thysef-Louisvile Post.