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St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1916-12-22

So og en- blp @eeton viucf ramb" fem Ml fra nh Sernbaue
Der er rt9eiig meo @ano pa oenne uranc9" % ct iort Mreal al gratis
rr9nge" 'f'lteoer. pug 9e pnlfer en- go6 uioct ranch, iaa er benne ou
bilisfe pg bebfe Sanbet. &ris $4.75 pr. Mue.
g. 8. @itgtott, @lenbpe, Montana.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1916-10-12
Dns Gnus6u6n.

Sn unIerer eierurmen 3eit, In Der
mir ben 8ert bes eisrIeeenoen @ogels
gang beIonOers Iddbsn gelernt bubsn,
miro ole 6antborsn biitoriit6 perlans.
ten @erebrer feiner @abe elm Sunb in.
tsrsIiisrsn, Der ole 9eT6i9te bsa
Sausbubns in cine ferne @ergdngens
belt auriidgefiibrt bat. Die @ictor
Ssbn in Teiuem floiiiIchen 8u9e (aul.
turpflanSen unb Saustiere) Setgt, Bat
f6 InTsr aus Sinbertnoien Itammen.
bes Sausbubn erf nit ben mebiI9s
periii6en @roberungsSiigen bon pers
fen uus na6 DsIten perbreitet unb
am Gnoe bes ie4iten bor9riitli4en
Sabrbunoerts feiuen 8sg na9 europa
gsnommen. Duber nennen bic @ris.
den bas 6ubn ben rperiiIden @osel"
uuO es lit nidt peiter duffdlenO, Oab
ss Dor Der PerisrSeit ipeOer in ben
babpIOntI4safprii4en unb G9bptis
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1916-10-12
9etroc6nete WHGerG16e.

Soben sic T9on nal getrodnete
WaFerFl5be eingetauft9 9tber i4.
Tletne 5ruu beitBt nGmli9 elm qquas
rtum nit buntI9tllernben, uuItralia
fben 5iI69en, bic, nebenbei 9eIo9t,
70 Helm iinb, baB Elm NorofeeIttdling
i'm @erbdltnis 5u ibnen srOb tpie elm
DaIfii6 1T. SteTe biibfhen Sierden
bdben nun auber Der einen @igens
ffaft, bob iie lebenbtge Sunge CUR
Delt bringen, ole ipettere erituuuIide
Gtgentiimli6feit, nit @orIisbe @aFers
fl1be, uno apar erfreuli6ertpeiIe in
9etrodnetem 3uitanbe, 5u per5ebren.
Qluf 9runo bieTer SatIu6e erbaIte i'd
bana6 70 etipa iebes Sabr einmaI ben
Guftrag, fir neuen 8otrot gu forgen.
sn ieligen Sriebsns5eiten toitete cine
9iite nit etpa 100 @rdmm Snbalt
20 9fennig. Der tleine 2aben, in beIs
fen @9aufenIter felt Subren Elm griis
ner papagei mtBtrduiId, bas cine g(u9e
sugetniffen, Die Gnttpidlung unIerer
@tTentnouItrie ii6erbenft, lit BON meis
ner @obnung bereits in balbitiinoiger
s5abrt auf Der elettriiden 8d9n gu
srrei6en. Neuli6 mar fpteoer elm iols
der @intauf nottpenOig. Sd purtete,
fpie iebesmaG f9Guu. Bis Der aaben leer
mar, nabm mir elm Ser3, trat elm,
Iegte Spei eiTerne @rOT6en duf ben
Slid unO Tagts fanft: r2iebeS SrGus
Iein, itb bite getrpdnete BdferflOhe.
Sd befam aud meine 9iite. 0o9 bas
Iisbe 6rGulein purbe trauris, uIs es
ole 20 9fennig fab. rgt6, nein," iagte
bos Iiebe SrGulein. aOte toiten iebt 80
pfennig." SD ftotterte ettpas 8erleses
nes nit iparum, tpesbalb, ipo5u. 8Ors
auF bas liebe SrGulein ertgegnete;
ngtber i6 bite sic, ole 2ebensmittel
finb piel teurer getporosn." Sdper
beforgt iibergebe i9 bieIes grlebnis
Der DfFentli4eu Meinuns. SOffentIih
psrbreitet bic feinbli6e 9reFe ss ni6t
fpeiter. (pS0lniT4e 3situng.O
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1916-10-12
9onnerftas, IL. SftOber 1916.
Gbren5ei6en.

Dte 3abl Der Ritter bes giIernen
Rreuaes l. &laFe iiberitetgt bereits bic
3aH 5000. Wait bem Giiernen Sreua
!. &laHe iino uuber So fiirItliben
Seerfiibrern 242 @eneraIe unb 7
GtaatsmtntIter be5lp. Stdatsbeamte
sef6miidt. Die 3obl Der SfFiSiere be.
IGuft ii9 duf 4068, Die beiben &laFen
bes gbrenSeidens trogen. Bon ben Dem
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ongebDrenben per
ionen iinb 631 i'm 8sIiB Der glussei4s
nuns. au9 173 Perionen aus bem
Mdnni9uftsitanbe iinO Ritter bes
GiIernen SreuSes 1. Slafe. 8et 253
perfpnen tonnte Der DienItgrdo ni9t
ermittelt perben. 9ei Der iiinsIien
Muffensdttuns. Der Selbfliegertruppe
unb 2uftfdifferabteilungsn trasen
(auBer ben 8orgenunnten) 263 Die 1.
RlaFe. Sn Der Martne finO es 214.
Dom Sanitdtss unb 8eterindrforps
finb ni6t peniger als 63 nit Der l.
Rtafe ausge5ei9net tporOen. q glns
sebOrt9e Oes SntenbanturpeIens, ie 2
Der Selbpot unb oes freiipilligen glus
tomobiltorps uno 1 bonn Sretipilltgen
Wptorbootstorps itnb i'm 9eiibe Der
erften &InFe.
lleber 70 Sitter bes SrOens vYpur
lie merite" iino in bieIem 8riege err
nannt poroen. 0ur9 bic iebt erfplgte
8erIeibun9 BEG Sroens rgpur Ie me-
rite" an bic 2eutndnts 8Dlde unb
Smmelmonn iit bic 3ubl Der gaitter,
bic I'm ieBigen &rtege nit OieIem Srs
ben uusge5ei6net tpprOen iinb, auf II
geItiegen. Bon bieien geb0ren 8 Dem
SiirItenitonoe an. 5erner iinb 4 9enez
ralfelOmarThGqe, 7 @eneraIoberIte,
19 9enerale, 8 9eneralleutnants, l
Observation-Disclosures, 4 @eneralmds
iore un6 8 2eutnonts Ritter oie1es Srs
bens. g(uh in Ser Marine tragen bereits
1 @rObabmiral uno 38apitGnleutnants
bic 9tus5ei9nung. 9as @i9enlaub gu
benz SrOen iit i'm ieBigen 8riege II
mai berliebsn porben, uno 5lpar an
Is Ritter, bic ben SrOen i'm jebtgen
&rtege erbalten baben unO an 2, Die
ibn i9On pOrber beIaben. 9ieTe g(uss
Setdnung baben 8 9eneralfelomurs
fhdue, 2 GeneruloberIte, 7 9eneraIe,
1 g(bmtral, 8 @eneralleutnants unb
1 9enerulmaior.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1916-10-12
SpanirnS Sldne.

Dos Maorioer 9Iatt ga Sribunu'
erIieb, pie yQa 6 #" meloet, eiui
Runbfruge iibsr Die SuItlns Spanieni
In 9tngelegenbeit 9ibraItars uno San.
gers. Bon 45 ipunif1en POlititerr
aus alien 9agern liefen 9tnttporter
sin. Sinii6tIid) 9i6raltars ertldrer
ole einftimmis, oub bic terrttortaIr
unperiebrtbeit Spaniens pieOerberge.
felt tperOen miiFe. Inter benen, BIT
ii9 70 ausfpraden, befinben iid oel
GrSbi16oF bon Sarrdgona, Der PrGii
bent Der fpdniI9en 2ltabemte 6abier
9omeS Deloierna, bic Qbgeoroneter
SearldnSa, Manuel Silarto gliuIo, BIZ
Senatoren Roia 9ersaod, Saniuun bl
pieoras 9llbus unb 8illuS. Der leBtert
erflGrte, Spunien miife nt9t nur 9ib'
raltar, fonbern ole ganSe marottant
f6e &iifte biz gsgsniiber ben &anart.
f6en Snieln beiiben. Der publi5ii.
qsrea Iugt, Gibraltar In ben SGnOer
Der @nglGnber lit cine natipnult
Sdmu9 fir Sponien. Senator 9ep
rolon bemertt, ole Riideroberung bot
Gibraltar un0 Soneer ourb Spunier
ipirb bic logif6e Solge Der RieberIagc
@ngtauos fsin; penu Der 9ierperbant
fis9t, 70 piro Spunien BON Guglant
uno 5rantreib ebenio pprote9iert
tperbsn tpte gortugal.
Dor tur5er 3eit iit in Barcelona
uno sdns &atnlonien Elm ulIgemeiner
4usfanb ausgebrO9en. Rumentli6
srrsgt Der 9(usitan6 Der WstaIlarbsiter
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1916-10-12

YeIpr9niFe. 8or 9(usbrub Der 9tr
beitseinIteIun9 lpeilten Der friiber,
QderbauminiIter unO einItige 9egen
tanbibat qoincdres, glbgeoronete
pams, IOpie Der glbseoronete 8rouiIs
in Barcelona. Die iponiIden 9Idttel
bef6uIbtgen offen 6rantreih unt
GngIano, Den g(usftuno berpOrgerufel
gu bnben in Der gtbii9t, selernte fpu
nifde Metaaarbetter fir Die eigener
5abriten 81 erbalten. Die beiOen fran
s0Iiiden gtbgeorOneten reiiten au'
glufforberung oes 8drcelonaer pOli.
seiprdiiOenten ob.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1916-10-12

fben SnT6riften ober 9arIteIIuneen
nod i'm 9lIten SeItamsnt bisber nads
gelpieIen iperOen tonute. lin 70 iibers
raI6enoer uno tpertppler lit bas
3eugnis, bas Dor tur5em Der @0ttins
ger glegDptploge &urt Setbe in Der
5eItI6rift fir nen SrientaIiIten 9tnz
breas our9 bic gliidlt6e GrgGn3ung
unb fharffinnige Interpretation eines
altGgpptiI9sn Series fir etne ienIsits
Der 9erIerseit liegenOe Gtapps in Der
Dunoerung 6es !6uusbubns geponnen
bat. 9ns Der dgpptiide PbaraO Sbut>
mofis III. (1501-1447 Dor gbr)
gelegentlib zines Der 12 SelOSiise, in
tpel6en er Sprien unb PaIdItina una
terpurf i'm Sabre 1869 b. Gbr. in
bic GupbratIdnoer in, bic 9sgeno bon
9abblOnien fam, Ididten ibm oersn
erf9redte 5iiriten unter anoeren Be
siitigunssgei6enfen aud pbier @0s
gel, ipeIde jeOen Gag gebGren", 8. b.
tGglib gier legen. 9amit tam nur
Ous Sausbubn 9emeint iein, OsFen
9tnlpeTsnbeit in ben GupbratlGnOeru
bamit fir bic Mitte bes sfpeiten Dors
6riitIibeu SubrtduIenbs ertpieien 1T.
Wir biirfen alTo in 3utunft unTerem
rIieben 5eOerOieb" uidt nur der Gier
tpegen, fpelde oieie @0ssI lesen", Ionz
bern au9 pesen oes boben Qlltsrs
Teiner SamiIie unfere a9tuns bsSeuz
gen.
Nus Der guten alten 3ett
Sauptmdnn: pRa. Suber, bdfe Dem
5einoe ben &rieg ertIGrt9"
Suber: sd MID. uber ib baB mel
aIte seididt, bic tanns beFer!4
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-23
The Voice of the PEOPLE
"HypocritIcni' and "uniaui,ou." NH

To IN" Editor Of The Times Dispatch:
more people in this state, who have n, the polls
recorded their position in regard TO the sale Of
,nto$ira,i"r LIQUOR in this State. carii.s,y
urge urge thh, the prohibition bin nov pending be
Lore IN" legislature. and which viii be voted on
TUESDAY. be ovcrwhclminglv defeated va
The great majority OF people who avorcd
prohibitions IN this state were. believe per
fect!y sincere. or thought tina, they were There
is not shadow OF :. doubt that public orimion
is stronr!y against tn" sale of liquor in virginia
and # mis- means ANYTHING, il mea,is that steps
should h" taken to make the state dry in rcaiiiy
and not just III name.
when tn pcopc were asked to for tho
through thrr stat" organ, that in the
taken TO proven, the manufacture in this stat.
of domestic vines aud beers. long as they
that was done when the Legislature assembled
was to present. a bill prohibiting the inanufac-
and other liquors. This would seem that thcy
were willing to go back on their solemn promise
for The ,akc Of having ne state bone dry,
but. 10. this same bill allows each person to buy
outside M state and bring in quart of
whiSkN. on" gallon Of wine tany kin,) and hvc
gallons OF beer per month
This m9yG'ggH, in Xirsinia is done with ii"
and feel ,"r, that our ministers and other good
pcoplc VIII rise in arms and SEQ that this
this they VII deal the churches greater blow
than whisky has ever done, az they viii be sane
parent!S that they have no desire stop drink
ing in IN" STATE but only do want to have
TO buy Their iiquor here where il viii be known
who drinks and who does not
II thcs" pgorle wan, the state dry. WHY don't
they make laws to make il dry" Don't thcy
know that man can get on fine drunk on :,
quart OF WHISKY OF have several Tags on a
The people outside the churches "xpcc, some
thing OF INC church members. and the least that
to see II one . Of or preachers OF other sood
give this prominent place in your v;in;hic
paper as ! consider that the matter is of the
Richmond February Il
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-23
News of Fifty Years Ago

IL Is learned that General Grant issued the
pu. 10" TN, n"on Ih ito to
the future It win not pursue II course inimcal
growth expression. in acts or words. OF Union
sentients among the people In the States late
relations between the pcopio Of those States.
Soumtsm ; and show friendship to acts and
supporters.
s,;rc st'nE ger visiting this city yesterday would
th4t Ehvf birth to him whose name is IA house
n sano word throughout this country. and Whose
world The stranger would have wondered
George Washington. put on holiday robes S and nd
Sn ;, ,nc hay mid pnrades and festivities But
sion Nrsinians ala not forget the day nor do
mMH cease to honor the great hero OF old
mer anniversaries OF his birthday: OF those who
enough to make them sad? We remember the
forms OF the noble fellows they parndcd this
gay uniforms. with their faces bcaming Win
our wcc% With I "r we for sm'' how
are thcy? Call over tho rolls of old, - the
swcr here" Those VIII" survive viii give the The
s.d answ@r Little wonder. then. that did
were wont to do. Though we had out, ward
that George washineton was virsinian i anH
rmsrIsh MS memory with pride ANA grateful
St rams Church Sewing Society has been
cii1 @ by ne women of that church for the
v.
r me M Incorporating the l.ynchhurg and
si, amw'iie Railroad after long and oppo-
s''oh, hhaiy passed the State Senate Yesterday
:. a post office has been established at News
Ferry Halifax Coumty. with Mrs Kate $ Jcr-
in Tia; as nosim e No man could he found
oath required. ~ ~ "
SoRanS of 'hs city PASSED the House Of Dele
T. Glasgow ana others form the company
The national salute of thirty-stx guns was
h hred yesterday in celebration OF washing,ons
me shooting was in Capitol SQUARE
be Iohn h r.; ewis OF Rockingham County. was
a aeas ye ess %ar s,ansh Union ne
ns members Of the Joint Reconstruction Com
safe for Northern man to travo, ,hrogh b 3s
section He replied ''rerrectIy safe. 1.nlnss
Yankee army lurking around here. who mic i
T E@HSf OF e' Just !" n ,n head to rob him have
Eev: Alexander Campbell, tho lcadcr in The
s IN smf "ptS a Church nonuary known
ms"o of 81 'ne wrs9 9
", ai'osethCr ono of the most remarIa bio men
his h Tison ds'eF na
G rrn; Robert Dale owen. Rev Mr. Rice. :,
country " 'F 70 "'e
The The United states senate took ur all Of yes
no Srnnlor or Representative from amy south
Union No action taken
Would ntro 9 k" n o1 nve no,s% ,na he
present Freedmen's nureau continue '"e
the two S"! n from WIS., ara yIn w9hs
wronriuily admitted into the Union to mor,ify
' erG pin to the radicals FOR they thus re-
come home to roost.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-23

chronic theatergoers spoke OF it as 1.-The
nasticst picture" ever shown in Richmond
Yet both the picture and the play were en-
Enthusiastically Endorsed by almost numbcrless
clcrcymcn and social workers.
If the police had attempted to close the
play or order the picture from the screen.
the trial Judge would have been overwhelmed
by altogether sincere men and women, who
would have asserted their profound convic-
ton that both play and picture taught
great moral lesson With policemen on one
side and social workers the other, what
could poor board of ccnsorS do?
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-23
4 Song.

Love laid his sleeplcss head
ON thorry rosy bed:
And his eyes will tears were rcd,
.>nd pale his lips as the dead
tnd fear and sorrow and scorn
Kept watch by his head forlorn.
Till the night was ovcrwOrn
And the world was merry with morn.
And JOY came up with the day,
And kissed Loves lips as he lay
And the watchers Ghostly and gray
Sped from his pillow away.
Mud his eyes az the dawn grew bright,
hnd his lips wnxcd ruddy ms light:
Sorrow shall reign for n night,
But day shall bring back delight.
---Algcrnon Charles Swinburnc.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-23
Old Acquaintance Not Forgot.

Editor Seen on the Side.--What has become
OF those two entertaining gentlemen. 'the Capt.
tol square Guide" and the Main street Con-
we miss them. READER.
Thanks awfully. Guide has been informed with
grippe but wiSwass Newcomer from the back
window that as soon wife gives him his
garments he will he back on the SQUARE
INC Main street Cop transferred 10 n
remote par; OF tho city. but at tho request or
TRENDS mas been sent back to his old post on
the crossing, and will resume his philosophy
ANA warnings as soon a he gets his bearpgs
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-23

rcuorts tina, ,b.r. 10 - 49, : -
cons,,b,,i,r, u" "'so'aer' The
,cnrn n I,' - preserving The public
,yith ~ ...i.,.,, "uhtca Gown
Tn. Moro ard liz ~, 49, 60
to schn,I ,or.,L., s'l'8
,ados ana st,,i,.,, ~ "'''e"-
iiI,lcancn r.,., '"cIr sig
,l,.y .y5., .r, peal o"t
,E. dornri,rou, &. ,ot lI,n ''..'r,
tI,,vaii ~ ,ir ''' TX governing
TI,n NJ.
of bi,,n,.,i,,. ,,i,'ti, = -" o'acT
.ou r.i,L - ~" '''"P"'cS
p.onIrs 49, Lty ti.I ''"''i
centuries ,,, i"o'eo nv"
great d..i,. for ,ha ~, '"-paS :.
sc,oo1a ', NV 'S'"'''Shhieht OF
lions or 49,. ''!'It"' .hs''n-
thiy snrin,,s fro,,, "he'h"r
.drn ~, 49,, ',''S' '"r "H""'-
80 ,'"'"'" "lNI!h' OF see
''',o" Ect ahead or him
MANN, 80. ne Is asking Tor
E'eH'S S"ch as IN" northern
''''''"f "'Nt
Dams american Clothes
Thor. 49, t
stance y.rt. I,I % M
ba,J ~ 9, .nn ~ -" o.
lar 49,, t''t'n """'E
""S It" ""liN" on such
',,,,,., p"' ne pracnoHilN
forts of .ny.r,,,,,,,, ,- IL
lpccd hi,, -, ,.,,,,, a., "''"'': u"
mi, ,,,,I 80, ",'' "' TP'"' anu
INA ,t,,., 49," "'y F" F"St OF
,r r,, "a '''''i " "i'lt
"" " accompany a
''.,''''' ''"i"H''",H'h chiefs on
20 '"' 'S'"'.uS' a. lar as Manila
measure ioi promoting better
''"'""i HI"''SlaHnlh&l- Alameda re
US" ~ h'S', ana th'u accepted
li' ihSiSteh on wearing his native
COSTUME" and Kris in his bolt. After a
ic" DAYS ne discarded the kris OH his
own account, and, arriving in Manila.
disappeared for a day. to turn up in a
complete American outn,. He tool,
an Intelligent interest in ,ycrythinu, n.
s,,w, and uow he IS caIliu. for govern
tucu' schools ana hon,yi,,d sur,cyg
for IIs n,oulc
TN. uIiuLo, az nrilic .c,,on,. -, NJ,
J;,u,o. SuI,, ia .l,,,,r,, 49,, t,. ,.,'
.t,,rr,,,t,r as rr,,i,,,i,l ,,..
49,, ,,o.,d ,y,., ,,n 80 =. ~
before M, js!r,s od,ninl.,,t,io,, 100
i..id,. tt. ,,i,Ii, .',' -"
,','j ,I. , ,'''' 80 y, ISrn'
-, 49,, ~, ,,,3 ~ 49,
.,,,5 l,,o,t,,,,, ~ 40" ~, ,'o''
,,',,, 49, go " -
NAM ~ -, "'N " '!''
"''' coz 80 '"' S"N
IT - because TIA" population of the
"'r1rimtnt ~ almost completely DIS
i'nct ~ type from the class which
dominates the islands It whole that
what Is perhaps TIA" most Interesting
r"t"ntidiity -! the whole situation. Ia
respect 10 agriculture, justice, Saniia-
tun, education OF the pa.dnS, ami sim
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-23

citation is "Kickin.' ''"""
The Norfolk Ledger Dispatch describes the
situation az il appears in Norfolk in the follow
ing paragraph while men are arguing abuut
w"mcn'a dress the women are jus, waiting for
III" spring styles"
"of course Congress is supposed to he :. biy
ming: SAYS the Chase City Progress, but it
oar own little Legislature" That's right. Don't
let HON" institutions he overshadowcd.
The sarcastic Newport News Times Herald
says; The latest pu Pont powder plant is To-
gnt"d at SUFFOLK. Whether not this is the
same plant that recently located at Yorktown
Is" are not Informed The air seems be full
Of IN I'ont powder plants But most Of them
"" fancy viii remain in the air
Says the Norfolk Nirginian- Pilot: "a New
iork man has resigned a s12. 900 Job because he
"rs of otter supornuons jobs: in New York and
elsewhere. think Of him wouldn't be fit to nrint
~ e family newspaper" That's modest to say
The Least Of it. Instead OF elsewhere" why not
virginia.
The Miners, rrogress seems to be getting
land. II SAYS: IT is to be hoped that tariff
conrnisa"n will be permanent thing. Take it
Ic' business nav" Hnietudc That is what is
needed Political parties have used to rid.
IN or. w" cannot help hut think that tariff
for revenue Is the ideal and right thing"
Tho Appomnttox Times Virsinian saws: ..Tip-
ping IN Iowa; is contrary o law and the vjolui or
is liable 10 line and imprison,ueu, IrruiGeU,
wilson, while in that state. violated the law bv
tipping :, n"wsboy To he tune of 10 cents for
lcv"! headed Attorney Cicncral. who said to that
iitie boy: You treat that dime as souvenir
laiions TO our President, the ncwsbov ;,ni th
Attorney General. Fine law. however ana we
would he Glad to have it enforced in Virginia
Bring on yonr bill. You can get anything started
IN the Leg stature.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-23
shakespeare Day by Day.

For tho players after final curtain: Our
rcvcls now arc cndcd.'--Thc Tempest, w. l.
For the defiant: Come not within the measure
OF my wrath.'-Thc TWO Gentlemen of Verona
V. {.
For the sick and forlorn: The miserable have
no other medicine but only hopc.'-Mcasure for
Measure, iii |.
For the gabbcr: "He draweth out tho thread
Of his verbostty finer than the staple Of his
argument."-Love's Labor's Lost. V l.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-23
Let Is prOrrastinatc.

TOUNClLNAN POWELL : suggestion. which
~ it is understood he will urge at the joint
meeting OF the City Council tonight that the
election OF a member of the Administrative
Board be passed over until after the August
primary is an excellent one. If the size. OF
the board cannot be reduced permanently. it
is a good thing TO reduce il Tor six months.
That would result in saving $2.5G0 in salary.
which the city is in position TO use 10 ;tivan-
taSe. Six months experience also would show
rather conclusively whether the reduction OF
the board is or is not desirable. Why not
make procrastination in this case the cXcep-
ton that proves an otherwise admirable rule?
If Council must elect. however. il should
choose Graham Hobson. His presence at
board meetings would increase public con-
idence.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-23

Dear ;. Q. T. S,-This Is exactly a Joke
nut II Is clever bit of mixture which picked
up one day in the Savage Club London MANY
years ago. II was not credited l copied il and
came across II the other day in a rackar,
marked 1867. II may interest those who are
hepln" you TO swell your list OF Jokes That
Were:
saw Esau kissing Kate
The fact is. all three saw:
saw Esau, he saw me-
She saw l saw Esau
]. BULL JR
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-23
Are Tolls Necessary

IN Augusta tha, county of splendid roads
some of the people are rcbelliug against
tolls. The Wayncshoro Commercial Club has
begun a movement for the abolition OF what
II calls the 'antiquated toll gates" This
agitation will meet with the sympathy of auto
mobile owners everywhere. One OF the chief
expenses Of motoring long distances is The
tolls which now exacted on many OF the
good roads in Virginia
The question is whether the community is
benefited by this method OF raising revenue
Tolls restrict travel and keep out many motor
lists who would otherwise use the roads In the
long run, would it not he more profitable for
a community TO have many travellers without
tolls than 10 charge tolls on fewer travellers?
me question has been raised by Tho action
OF he Waynesboro Commercial Club and it
Is for the people o; tn" counties TO answer it.
Harvard finds tho popular songs of Broad
way rough ~,.h and viii move to uplift
the lyric value Of ne same : Harvard hoist
IN ne old ,horourn.sre win be worth any
price asked Bu VIA, composite j. wiiI
n.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-23
SEEN ON THE SIDE
Taught by I:xneriencc.

Little Johnny hnd II passion
For consuming candy canes:
lie absorbed this too-swcct ration
TIL II caused him dreadful pains.
Little johnny is not choosing
To indulge his passion more.
For while raising Gains amusing.
Eating canes he's found Il bore.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-23

The diamond warrior shucks his coat
And harkens to the call
nat through the land. with strident note
ENhorts him to PLAY BALI
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-23
Benevoicn,

''lf YOU had S2.oo0,0Oo and gave half of i, tc
tho poor. what would YOU still be-"
"Drcamng'
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-23

New England hattcrs, confronted by q,
shortage OF dyes for continuing black and
other standard colors. will produce hats in
natural colors of rabbits fur. This will
harmonic with the cat furs worn by women
their boots
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-23

frubhs--l can't understand why Binks is
always talking about his ancestors None ar
them did anything.
StubbS-Thats Just tho point So many an
'cstors did do sonnet ns-and got caught at IT,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-23
The I'csslmlst Says:

some men wonder pcssimist should be hapny
The explanation is that misfortune shocks
him. while every Joy and pleasure brings hin,
the added thrill OF surprise.