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TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-02-25
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5rieOensDerBanbluugen iuO6l
ailetn fiibren.

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glnItdt Der IN irlternationalen 9lnge-
Iegenbeiten nobIeriabrenen @fitgIie-
Der Ser Anerifanilden s5rie0ens,
geieuIhaft peroen Die nelttrolen 9ta-
tiouen i'm @egeniab 8l oen $off-
nungen oes Graiioetlten &ilion ttno
nnoerer amerifautider Staatsn11ns
tter 5u ben Grieoeusberbanolungen
iAlperlidl anse3o9en merOen 3ieie
&erren itno oabon itber3eligt, 0uB
iid Die SSrieOen$beoinglngen gan5
oana9 ridten iperoen, ipie I6per bic
cine Bartei geidIageit iporoen lit,
unO oaB odnu Die Sieger aGes gu
iagen baben lper0erk 9fab ben
6rieOensi4luB aber ptroen ale 9a-
tionen nnd. 8elie6en bonoeln fon.
nen. unD ole anlerifanii9e 5ripoers.
geieaihait BOT iid9 idon Elm 0nrouf
binaieIeuOes 8rogrmum ausgearbei.
tet uno gIaubt, oaB Oas, mas bi8ber
im Soag geidaffen iuoroen it, ais
8r1noInge 81 iDeiterem gtusbau Oie-
nen taln. Der Gcfret1r Der glne.
ritaniId)en 8rieoeH5geieIlidaft lit Der
2lniibt, boB nod Dem 5rieoensihIuB
cine brittle aonfcren3 I'M @1ag Itatts
finoen IoIIte. Die eriten Shritte,
Sic in oieier aoufereu5 getan weroen
oiirfter. piir6cn po6l 6orallf biits
Sielen, einc 9(rt SSuternationalen @es
Su idaffcl Den oberiten
in ser gon5en gSeIt, Der iidb mtf Die
lmo uellgeid)offenen ilt.
ternationnIen @eiese itiieeub. Streis
tigfeiten ai idIidten boben piiroe
Sic 9[merifoniide SreiOensgeiea-
ihoft lit lett idon an Der gtrbeit. in
OieIer 8eiie auffIGreuo 5u tpirfen.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-02-25

anterifaniide giirger, beadJtct
ben BentigeR Gtimmnn9siuedJIel in
8Gi6ingtOn. SrGitbeut 8illpn fat
in Ieinem Sriefe an SenatDr Stone
ertlGrt, bah CT in Der SandbDut-
frase fcinen 3ol 5nriidseBen iuerbe,
iunOnrd natiirlidj bic Striiis anf's
t0bhite gcitcigert iunrSe. Nnifeis
nenD ba6en bic 8Orte Des Yraiiben-
ten, 70 nnhegreiflid ifc and) einent
srpfen Sell Der 8iirgeridJaft eridei-
nen ntSgcn einen groken GinOrnf
anf ben &ongref. semadt.' 8Sar man
gcitern nod bereit, cineu 8eldJInf
au5nnebmen, nm Die 9lmcrifaner bpr
benz 9leiien anf arinierteH S1iffen
Der 9lliierten al iuarneH, 10 biirftr
Oies Bente fanm nte6r tnDglidD ieiu,
es lei Oenn, Oas gauge Ganb, bic
gauge Sitrseridlaft erBebe iid) naO
Derlange Oas Gedlt, in Oer iuid)tigiteu
SSrase sebOrt an iuerSen. 9as ame.
rifaniIfe @plf lit bic ameritnuiide
8egiernng. gSenn es iebt cine SRI
rs Oerliiten iuia, rtu. es iid) 8cbGr
neridaffen. Gs iuak bic yunbes.
SeHatoren nnS aOngrekleute nit &C.
legrammen beitiirmen, bel ibrer nrs
ipriinglideu Wieinnng an berbarren.
Sic Baben bic DeidiGe Der giGtiOn
in 6GuSen nnO iinS Oen 8iirgeru|
nerantiuOrtlidl. Sic iuIlten 1tid)t iuil.
lens ieia, 5nSngebeu, Oaf Amerifa-
ner ais Sd)ntengel fiir Wlnnitipns.
idiffe fnnsieren nub ais ioldle nn-
ierc gtatiun in Elm namenlpIes lin
gliif itir8en. 9esbalb AMI, SIR
giirger, ienDet Selesramnle an Gnre
SenntOren nnO aDngreflente nnD BE-
itiirmt lie, anf ibrem nripriingiidlen
SstaabpaHft sM nerbaFrem.
Dir gDritGnbe Der 3iucigbereinc
Oes GtaatsberbanOes crlitdJc idl, i'm
Jldmen i6rer @ereinignngem 5n te.
Iegrap6iereu. SeSer ysrein ioate
Bitrger NIT augluameriianiiden Ga-
lhen fiir bic Sade intereiIieren nnO
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-02-25
,gierfrei6eitD in ganern.

Waiinden, iiber 2onoon, %. sebr.
- Gic .9iernot" in 8apern 1T 5ur
aroBten 5reu0e Der 8epolferilug elm
iibernunoener Stmt0plnlft. sssnI
iSriihiabr 1915 erbielten oie 9rauer
oes a6itigreihs 9nDern Die g[npei.
iilna, ibre Nro0uftion iun 40 gSro.
seiit 81 nerringern. 6o @erite not.
tDen6ig 5u oir0ereit 8ipefen betnlst
mnroe. Gieie 8eidr1nfime iIt nun
ouigeboben poroen, Oa geniiaeuO
@crite ans ben gaIfanitaaten elm.
geiiibrt iporoen lit
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-02-25

natOreu nub gl6scurSactcn DOr
WiiiOart iiitO:
SenGtDren:
SDn. @illiam sSUel StOue,
II. 9. Senator from WiifiOitri,
gsalbin9tOn, 9. 6,
sSantes u. Geeo,
II. 9. Senator from gtifiuitri,
@ai6instOu, 3. s.
GDngrehleitc:
'6Un. Sames Sigblnan 9loBb,
GOnsrekmat from MiiiOitri
&saIbingtOn, 9. 6,
'SOu. 8illiam @aller 9iufer,
SON. SoI6na 8. gleranOer,
Son. g1ds, 3. 8DOber,
Son. 8illiam gatterlun Burlanb,
t6pn. Clement Gn6ell 9ifinion,
Sun. GDurtnep g8alfer Snmlin,
Son. 9Drieg gS. SbaflefOrO,
SOn. Champ Glarf,
Spcafer Of SOnie Of
Gepreientatibes,
SUn. syacu5 G6iuin Nteefer,
SUn. 8illiarn s. sygoe,
Spn. 2eoniOas GaritarpBem 9ber,
Son. @alter 9Ouis, Seuslep,
SUn. SOi. Sns. Jiuiiel,
6un. gerl &. Sefer,
Sun. S6Dmas Sciuis 9fn6eD.
Die Ndmen nnb goreTcn Der Se-
nntOren nuO SOHsreklente bon Soma
iinb;
SenGtDren:
6pn. hilbert gGir6 gnmmins,
II. g. SenatDr from ss0iua,
8aIbiagtDn, 3. 6.
SDn. @illiam Squire aennpn,
II. g. Senatnr from sSplua,
8aiEinatom, Q. 6.
aongrcfleitte:
6Dm, gGas. aenuebB,
GOnsrekman from SOiua,
(6ortieslu1g auf Seite 81
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-02-25

ten 8dupfern 81 erIoilefL nfdt eitt-
bringen. 9ngegen beoblid]ttet iest
Der Hepublifaner Wtonoea bon 8po-
ming cine 1bnli9e 8orlage Dem
9ausfornitee fir dliSip1rtige Ange.
legenbeiten 5u ulter6reiten, 0esgleis
den Repr1lentmtt 9iaiaro, Demo.
frat, bon Colorado. SSSn1 grobel
@onSen lit leoo1 ou1 inl Sous Die
5timntlmg Dem 9raiiOenten eilniti-
ger ais geltern.
&on9rek iuirO a6iuarten.
Die oernofrottiten 5iibrer in bei-
Den @1uiern 0es &ongreiies iin0 Der
Meinltug, onB jeomeoe 8oridldge be-
treffs elmer 8arnrng bor lleberfabrt
ouf arnlierten 8ampiern 5aritdgelegt
meroen oiirften, bis Die 9feiuItate
Der golitit oes gr1iioenten betonnt
merOen luto 0dB nidt8 ulternon-
men mer0en piiroe, mas Der gte.
giering gegelhpdrtig gerIegenbeiten
bereiten fonnte.
Sobolo es lid) iebo6 berausiteIlen
iollte, Dab Elm 8rud) NIT 8eItih-.
lono orobt, miro Der aongreB Die
betreftenoen obigen 8orlagen our6-
5nbringen berilld)en,
gSiliOu fouferiert NIT 6ibreru.
Der Yr1lioeit botte bellte cine
nit Spreder Glarf, benz
igiibrer Ser Oenlotratiiden W1ehr6eit|
int Sauie, S{itdin nno 8ol1tser
lylooo bonn 9onsfoulitee fir aus.
p1rtige glitgelegenbeiten. sSn Der.
iclben Dertrot er ieinen i'm Brief an
5pnotor 5tone auseinottber eeicsten
5tnll0punft. 0ies miro ols Elm
3eidlen onfitr anaeieben, OoB Serr
8ilion bereit 1T, Die Dipiomotiifleu
gc5iebungeu nit Den @iitielm1dtcn
lb6ubredeil, iobalo ibre ueue Soud.
,oot .8riegfilbrlng nmerifoniid)e
in @ciobr bringen
pitroe.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-02-25
5(otte un5urei(6en0,
(0Qt aOmira( Uins(om!
Gin feinSIides Gdiff fann gauge
pasifiidle 6lDtte bernidten.

@oIbingtort, 25. Sebr. - 9[6uti.
raj Cameron Mc9f. g8inslop, 8e-
febIsbober Der S9la6tflotte I'M So.
8iftiden S3eat, ma9te geItern Dor
oeln Solisfonitee fir gtarine-g(nge-
leoenbeiten Oie glufieben erregen0e
@rtlarunG 0aB Elm einaiges gtites
feinOli6es Sdlodtidiff intftanoe iei,
Die ganae I'M 9uaififben 0oem ita.
tionierte Slotte Der Ser. Stadten
at berti1ten.
Ser g0uliral beboltptete, BOB Die
lrlber ietnenu Gonrmarl0o itebenbe
S6LadtfGotte obiolut itn8urei6eno
fei, ielblt meltn ale Reierben einbe.
rufen meroen ipiiroen, Inn irgenO ei.
ner ebentueIlen feinoIicben 5lotte i'm
8a5ifiiden S8ean NIT 9Eusli1t oilf
@rfolg eatgegentreten gu fonnen.
@iilitGrburlase In 10 3agsn fertis.
9ns Snns- -&ontitee fiji nrilitGri.
ibe 9lngelegenbeiten bat ieine @or.
lage fir Elm 0iilitdrprogromtn 10.
melt ferti9 geiteIlt. 6oB fie in etDa
5ebn Sagen I'M Senat einberi1tet
meroen font.
8rtgooe-@enerol @iIliom Grcaier
erfl1rte geitern beiOen RonereB.R
boB Die Waitn61tns Der Che.
iopeofe 8at beionbers Itort befeIfist
iueroen niiiie, oa Dies Der bette 2dn-
fir cine feir6Iide Mrnee
an Der eau5en &iiite iei.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-02-25
e. ab6eer Der
Brlten ge(6(agen!
General 9lbliner greift pie tirfiidjea
SteQnngen IiiSlidD bon Slut
elsAmara ait.

4onitontinopeI, 25. Sebr., iiber
2on0on. 9eoeutelt0e brttiIhe
Streitfr1ite griffen uitter General
9Iplmer sic tiirfii1en SetIlugen bel
S5elabie, iiioliA bon &itt-eI.2lna
on, mur6en ie6ob uattar idneren
gerlliten an &otet ulo @ertpunOe.
ten ibrerieits geiblagen. Siirfii6e
SSlie9er i9Ieuoerten nieoer Bomber
dltf Die beIagerte Stdbt aitt-el.Ana-
r1, IN Der ser brttiide General
SotDtieno eitgeIhloiien lit.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-02-25
NSetter6eridlt.

sSlr Smuba uno llntgeaeno:
5h0n bente obell0 u1to Somstag.
Seine lpeientlide 8eniperotiirberdn-
oerlnig.
Sir gae6rasfa: Sdon beltte obett0
un0 Snmstag. adlter I'M noroIi-
den lno peItIideu Seil beitte obenO.
SSiir Soma SIN olleeIneinen ihon
bellfc obeHo lno Snnstag. GhpaS
pGrnier I'M 0itlidcu Seil bcnte
nbcto
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-02-25

gertft eu4 Bel etntdufcn oi,t
Die s&ribiins",
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-02-25

(GSortiesung auf Seite 81
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8nsran6

Geottle, 25. sSebr. = gt0sferte
8anoiten Sipangen geitern obeIlo ei.
nep 9aiiogiersug Der geortbern ga.
ciftc @abn 25 9teilen bon bier sum
SaIten iuf0 berfu1telt, Den @elo.
ifranf mitteIs 9pnnniits at ipren.
gen. ga linen Oieies ni6t aelduq,
nerIieBen iie ibr Operotionsiel0 I'M
ter @titnabnte bon bier nit reai5t-
rierter Bolt gefiiIlten eGden. Gie
9uilosiere totroen nidt beI6Ttiet.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-02-25
8iiroer> beltiirmt Cure
Kon9re6 Delegation J
Grtldrt bab Dir Degen Der sandboot 6ra9t in
ffiatn Gritg Dtrwifclt werOen DOaen1

10 bieIe bon linen ipie uar m6gli6
berahlaHea, Selegrautme nad 8a.
i6ingtun sm ienSen.
Die 9amen nnb glNreiIeu Der 9mn-
OeS.SenatDren nnO SUngEehlente bDn
Gebrasta in 8aibingtOH itnS Wic
fulst;
Spn. q. M, Sitdcuf,
Il. g. Senator frun, &ebrosfa,
gSaigiustOu, .. 6.
!Sun. Geo. ". 9lprris,
II. g. SenntDr frDni gtebrasta,
Naigiustuu, .. s.
aunsrefle,itc;
Son. syrdttf 9ienbis,
Gongrehman frnm gte6rasfa,
8aiGinstpn, 3. s.
6pn. 6. 9. 2pbed,
GpngreEnlan frpm giebrasfa,
8affingtDn, 3. s.
Son. Gan. y. GtepBeus,
GOugrckman from giebrasfa,
8afhingtOH 3. 6.
6On. G6as. s. SlDaa,
GOusreRman from 9ebrasfa,
gsnI6iugtun, ., s..
SON. 9libton s. Sbaileaberger,
gpnarcRnan frnm Nebrasfa,
&aibinstOu, 3. g.
SDn. Moies 3. Sinfaib,
GOngrekman from 9ebrdsfa,
8aibington, .. 81
Die 9reGe anOerer Staaten lit ge=I
6tteH, bic giirgerfdj0ft Tires Staa-
tes anfsnforOern, in sleider 8eiic
uOrsmseBen.
BAL s. geter.
On bic Gma6a Gri6ine oiele 9e-
fer IN SOMA aRo ari bat, giebt
tie and bic gtnmen ber Gcnatoren
anS &ungrefleate bieier Staaten an,
nm bic SDrtisen giirger 81 Deran-
laiien, nOu ibren 9srOteitredlt @e-,, /,
brandl at madden:
Die Namen nn6 goreiien Der &c.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-05-02
News OF Fifty, Years Ago
>t,rom the niehmona Dispatch. May 2. 1860

Yesterday was May Day" in Virginia and
States Sra e Tmis @ old Time ' that
down 70 us from the fathers and 5ro%
% Dam AND wn IN M ha the nnSay sSoos n
free schools. which get out of session before
ea, i.s' DsS out 'G for '"f four long
in % n%a
ard hope al over the Sse and SaT S "" cane
frivoiities. "
located ON Hui street. in Msnches,sr again
TT of fT sy c '"r sM Su G% a
erected and put in opert on ,n es
"bliah@@n S Of a"i its kind in ali the south
William Ccsan "n o2 Es ns Em
o" S ' The senor editor. Mr. smith associates
MS son With him under the fir" ,d mama ana in
his, vaicdic,ory. says he rctires because IT MAS
sxiS'S tnna hH a,nsr Seca"se
tycs. who promised to stand by nm ,h Ssd ,r m1l
Tho Right Reverend Bishop Johns OF the the
hpiscopal Church, spent ycsterdaS IN %anrs
Church In the morning and tho other at christ
Church in tho evening.
Justice Marshall. a, very adya%ced a aFs he
c caS sn' resides !" the rover emu %
Judges ssse Of Sasn ons Of tbs
warrant for the arrest OF General RuEer or inc
the writ of h;beas corpus issued by the Judge
in the case Of Major Gee: now on trial before
military commission sitting in Raleigh. Gen
Cral ltuper refused 10 hc arrested. as was eN.
noctcd and the matter rests until II shall
he laid before President Johnson. OF course.
the issuing OF tho warrant and the reasons
therefor were to mako test case, and II is
makes n strong for the considerati ton OF
tho United States authorities. II remains TO
he what will become Of il all In the
mcnntiIn" the friendly relations between Judge
Fowc and General Kruger have not been dis
turbcd.
Triad stevens has not vet gone South. az ad-
viscd do hy his physicians. but was present
in the Iiousc of Representatives Yesterday.
However. hc appeared there In An invalid chair.
but too i'll To offer Of his ugly
resolutions aimed ut the integrity OF the
South
The Tennessee state Senate has refused
scat To Hon. cave Johnson. who regularly
elected thereto. OH the ground that he was dis
loyal from 1861 $500 MIR. Johnson
time Postmastc General OF the Southern
tonfcdcracy.
President Johnson is quoted wing Hon.
G. G. Clay is not half so culpable az Thad Ste
former much sooner than he would that OF tho
latter The breach between the President and
Mr.. stevens seem. to be widening.
New York and Boston greatly troubled
with What believed to he nccndary fires.
The fire departments OF those cities
constantly. on the
Gold metal keeps the anXious in New
York. \ few days gold dollars up to
l3i. Yesterday they had tumbcd down to 26.
There is nnherliandcd work going among tho
SPECTATORS and money controllers. evidently.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-05-02
\ Bird Organ,

Inc German peasants in the Hartz
Mountains teach their birds to sing
ny unique instrument known AS a
pird organ. II consists of two round
'neel -iroi. cHl'ndcfs one inside Of The
other. The lower one contains w,tcr
Inc upper one is manipulated nv n
series of small weights and pullcys.
which cause ii to settle SLOWLY down
wards tile air being expelled through
a. WHISTLE which has several modiHcrs
TO give variety 10 its tones. When
me upper cylinder has come down the
.e1"lrta Instance spring operates
the weights that raise II again n re.
peat the sound.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-05-02
\ Lesson for Britain

p EVOLUTION in Ireland appears to be fast
dying out. An outbreak of desperation
almost as foolish as ii was unfortunate il
never had real chance of success Irish
Nationalist headed By John Redmond have
neaped on II their sorrowful condemnation
The clearest minds among the Irish people
have rejected il wrong in principle and
hopeless OF any result save bad result
Now that 1t has been put down as much
ny Nationalist influence by troops of the
empire. II is 10 be hoped that Britain win
show mercy to the offenders Repression has
failed in Ireland this revolution. indeed is
one OF the last evidences of its failure
justice and mercy may solve the problem
aright. Wholesale executions would be q
terrible blunder
If Eneland's rulers would learn how states
mat once have severed their allegiance 10 a
nation may be brought. after war and suffer
ing ana reconstruction, through sympath
and fair dealing 10 a more fervent LOYALTY
let them cast their eyes across the sea ana
read Americas lesson we'll
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-05-02
Prosperity Everywhere

tTROM one end OF the country TO the other
Il east and west north and south reports
Ito the Federal Reserve Board bring news OF
AN unbroken and increasing prosperity.
Every line of business is healthy and flourish
ing Banking, manufacturing. jobbne
wholesale and retail trade, all tell the same
story. Crops generally are in excellent
shane The people are happy and contented.
If, as the Republicans in the days of their
mower were accustomed TO tell us. happiness
and prosperity arc political in their origin
president Wilson and the Democratic admin
Iistration are entitled to an overwhelming
gratitude.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-05-02
- Reports from Oyster Bay announce whirl
wind campaign for Roosevelt. Hot air?
City Plan a Civic Need

MANOR AlNSL1E'S report of the opera
ltl tions of the city government has been
to a large extent anticipated by the reports
of the Administrative Board and the several
city departments, but one recommendation he
makes deserves all the attention that can be
drawn TO It. The Mayor urges the adoption
of "a compotenty prepared plan for the con-
troll Of the growth and development of Rich
mond.'
This need is SO patent that it does not re-
auire discussion. IF we duplicate in the
new territory the bunders our predecessors
made In the old, God may forgive us, hut the
Coming generations will not. for these
plumbers will sooner later have TO be
remedied at their expense.
- A city-panning commission should he au-
fhorized and organized without Il days nm
necessary delay. With the sort Of com
petent guidance such commission could
supply, Richmond would know how to grow.
Now We follow the example of Topsy.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-05-02
Only in a Pickwickian Sense

T. ROM w. II. Shields who challenged as
l the other day 10 produce some evidences
Of Colonel Roosevelt's inconsistency. and
whom we sought at length. TO obige we
have received another communication. de-
claring that he used the word CONSISTENCY"
IN lts VIDE and general sense, not meaning
thereby that hidebound and petty quality n,
mind which obstinately refuses to modify
it's opinions in regard TO the ever-cha ncinr
realities of the strange world in which wc
live"
Proceeding onward and upward from this
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-05-02
Irish Love Song.

The fiddles we're playing and uIaviut-.
The couples were out on tbo aonr:
IRON converse and dancing he drew
me,
And across the door!
An strange were the dim and wide
meadows,
And strange the wide cloud-strewn
Sky,
And strange in the meadows the corn
crakcS,
And they making cry!
Tho hawthorn bloom was beside us
Around us the breath OF tho soulful
White hawthorn, strange in the night
time
His kiss on my mouth.
-padriac Column In New York Sun,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-05-02
Chats With Virginia Editors

The Blackstone Courier observes: ct is said
politicians are to take par; in the hakespear-
can Pageant or course Eanquos ghost will be
the part taken!
1t is rather peculiar" observes the Siam.
ton News that CarranZa seems able to con
:Tol his soldiers very well except when they
will. the average Lynchburgcr appreciate
real warm wcather when it comes again?" asks
the LynchhurG Advance. Those who have TO
climb the lynchburg hills afoot will
asks the lrvinSton Citizen, md then adds ',rbis
Federal reserve agitation IN becoming nauseat-
ing No one deserves to be n winner If ever
he is poor loser" Thought 1.-THE agitation
was all over.
rhe high cost of paper" says the rrbanna
sentinel, will be the cause OF the tlaiIies los
inv what change they made on extras about The
war. and tho country weeklics will lose what
they have never had--moncy" Well that's one
way OF putting it, and perhaps the correct wav
richmond Times Dispatch. What we fellows
or the weekly press should do brother is To-
charge $3.50 a year for subscriptions and quit
Tor 1t with reasonable egularity.--Tidewatc ter
News. Now seems to be the time for action
One Of the graphic kind comes from the AL
1avSsta Journal II runs As follows: REV w.
his purchase Of Ford hc breaches three SER
mons per Sunday and travels hfty miles to do
IL since the oH-rolling wood che piping, barn
raising. muscular servant OF Christ entered the
Virginia Conference. his work. much Of 1t p;o-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-05-02

To the Edition of The Times. DISPATCH:
SirC-My granddaughter. three years old was
taken to William Byrd Park Saturday after
noon and when she the multitude OF fishes
which Rad been killed by thc scientific applica-
tion int ended rid the ai;" of grass she said:
I'm going to tell my big dady 10 write to Mr..
Governor Stuart about this, Sadly enough Gov.
crnor Stuart cannot attend to everything and
send This to The Times Dispatch, with the
suggestion that the baby. though lacking
what of the constitutional age. Is clearly pos
sessed OF the Judgment which somebody else
want--a judgment which should
ljainly qualify her for place the Admin
istrative Board. BIG DADDY.
Richmond. May /.
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neer In nature. often preaching four times oil
SUNDAY. has been little less than remarkable.
We would not DO surprised. II tho conferences
find the Ford Inadequate and purchase an aero
plane TO make his appointments"
Some editorials in tho rural press are graphic
Gloucester News Renorter is OF the latter VA.
:ietE: Mr. Henry Gralnpp. who has been work.
:ew months. left Saturday for his old home
Bay Shore, l.. l., where he expects to star;
paper OF his own. Mr. Cramps successor has
not yot reached here; so if we have left undone
some OF those things should have done or
done some things had better have left UNI
done kindly overlook 1t. for We have been pow
Crful busy. Now Is the time to subscrlbc...'
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-05-02
To-Dny'a Best Hand-,.,c,.. ~

Many southern darkys mind is stored with
DIS OF philosophy that arc frequently az true
us tney are quaint. Here is an instance:
one wintry day" says a Washinrton ,,,
= met an old darky in rags ploddinr ,Iomn
me coid WIND beat through the many holes in
his battered garments. Yet, DESPITE his o,id.
po'erty' he was carrying Who'll, side of ba .on
his shoulder. '''oi'
Uncle asked. why didn't Won snond o,,,.
money on warm coat instcal OF or, mi ~ I,
bacon? " an ma :
Well sub said the old man, sravc,v. wbe,
asks m! BACK for credit gifts it, Then ma,
ting his stomach, he added "
s"t dis heah' suh-dis heah always calls for
cash New York Times '' i"r
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-05-02
Shakespeare Day by Day.

"As it fell upon a day
In the merry month OF May"
-Sonnets to Sundry Notes OF Music, XXI
For tho weary statesman:
And my large kingdom for little grave
\ little little grave. obscure grave"
Richard H., Iii. g.
AS to OSCILLATION: and seal the bargain with
holy kiss."-Two Gentlemen of Verona
And in Tanning of the Shrew" jIi y is this:
and seal the title with u lovely kiss"
Vigil of time
Care Keeps his watch in every old mans eve
And where care lodges. sleep Will never lie"
Romeo and Juliet H. s.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-05-02
Hut Eve Wouldn't U.a,,.

Sllas have just finished reading an ,r,;o,.
In the Ladies' Only about how Adam fell FOR
the apple" GU iof
ieS' oamahthy' and II has always been n,v
notion that II he could have nut il off ,,r,i,
Eve began the canning season she wou:lnr b.ya
caught him. '
oh. don't know. In that case no uor,a.
nave oeeh HAPPY until he got the an-opener"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-05-02
The Voice of the People

LETTERS 10 TsIE EDITOR should not he
go words I'm length. and the name mud nd
dress Of the writer must accompany each
municnsfun. not necessarily! for publication, hut
evidence of good faith. Our friends nrc
asked to write side of the paper only,
and to inciosc stamps IL the return unavaIl-
able manuscripts Ii expected.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-05-02
Taking No Chimney.

nave called" said the complacent visitor
to the Office of the merchant prince .to obi, i,
statement OF your assets and liabilities
which OF the mercantile agencies do Won
representa-
>ei'hcr. am considering making an appli-
ca'i"h 'or your daughters hand. and il has
always been my rule to he I'm righ, before
go ahead"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-05-02
lie IIn,I Some Lend.

Grubhs-Binks says his grandfather was a
leading citizen OF his community
Stubbs-Thats right. The old man was cha cod
out of the county for appropriatiny somchotv
else's sheep