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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-07-03
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Cincinnati 1. Sui 1916.
Srancis Sidfon 1t! 81. an Sames
o. Cooper II. 81. 33 bel 80 SUB an
Der iiibIiden Seite bon Rroipeci
glaee, 267 SUB BON arptt Ctr; 81.
erben bon aIeranSer &ieeIer, per
Sbcrift OH Che SapIor NenI gitate
Company. II bel 60 Sub OIL Der
nGrbIifen Seite BON @errp Sirabe,
169 7ub Deiilid, pom TIlm StraBe;
fcrner, IA Sub an Der Roroieite BON
Bern StruBe angrerBerto; $1,000.
2ouig 8. Sntd II. ". an Wdrtiit
@oienberger. nellt Sabre Tadt bonn
I. SaiIi 1915 on, nti 80 BET ia SUB
an Der Oficite pom Haee Strabe;
$500 gaar unb jabrIide @erte ron
$575, nit Dem anfmIfsreht 5n
$1l500.
Sunnab 81. Mbitc II. 81. oil Die Gcu.
inatcn lmb Cincinnati @riideu Som,
panp, 90 bel 80 5silb an Der SiiOieite
Der 9ritten Strabe. 99 SUB meitIit'
Don @aIriit StraBe (Steiter SD;
$1,000.
Mpcrs 9. Cooper on Cora s. n.
Campbell 40 BEL 154 SUB an Oct
Gillette pen Seiierion 9loenlie in
Gorrppile, (Steuer $500; 81.
Mcrgeret @ilion M. an Slorence
UR. @c9onel, GOT II in Ncgap iute
S8iIion's Suboipiiiom on Der gnlpreb
apenlie iStcuer $50; ST.
sarab e. Sores an Sobn S9omp.
lrn. 80 Sabre 1aft pont /. SSuii
1915 an aui Got 593 in Sudep'3
Silbbipiiion IN 8%airrnount: jdbrlide
Rcntc $50, nit benz anfmufsrett 5it
$1,000.
gr.lur Curtis an Senrp 5. nn0
Senrictta Dltnfer, 2beil BON Cots AZ
uno AZ in Conrad Sarris' Sl6oipi.
iicn; 81.
Saoie Steele on anna Ainfer, 30
Bel 145 SUB an Der @eitieite bon
Bart1n @oa6, in Seftion 27 IN 80.
lumlbia Sopuibip (Steuer $50; 81.
Mprtle 6. Garter all Seize S. Goof,
q BEL 50 SUP OIL ber Siibieite BON
&tnggolb Strabe, 5miifen WaIfer
inb Soiepbine StroBe; 81.
Sranf 9eSourN, M%iiisnee, oil Sos.
7. G'grieil, Cots ~ Is uno 10 III
.Sfcrmcoo Seiabts GonipanD's Snb0i.
ciiiou (Steuer 509 $4,000.
tie Siiburban Steal Gitate 60. an
anop Suber, 96 bei 1873 Sub an Der
@dc Der @ortb unb Saintcr auenile
in Norpoob (Stener SOC; ST..
Games y. Stoiit, jr., ur Senrp.
8robmann, Got 230 in NornooO.
@icp Su6oipiiion (Steler Soc; ST..
Gaur,ieI Gapin an aIbert Sei1e,
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-07-03
.Wi. sic iponen!'


r6m!1
Tann etns paufe. Der Serr be
6auies lebnte fid an ben S9reibietre
tar. 60 mar. als babe sr bas n0tts
Der Stdmmiee ftanb itarr ba ipr Ell
tnorrfger Gihenitamm.
.gorbin iinb ibrer brei baseipsisn
5err Senator!"
DAP Sbr bas piBt unb i'm Sin
perftdnbnis mart, lam ih mir ia BEN
ten," lam es 5uriid.
lin jebt bin ih aaeire gstommti,
Der Sol3appel ~ I'm nil NAL pa:
meinise tun."
.Mas brei nidt fertig bradten
tpol'n sic alleine perfuden2"
.9as badbte ih, Senator aapal.
Iiere, Der SoIaappel. Sd bin Fart.
bolSia. 5ol5dppel iinb TO-"
nDenn Sic fpaifen m6ser, Meiiier.
1T eE mir audi reht.A
Der Senator billie fid in feline
pornebme Sprade unb feline gsrabs
Saltuna pie in einen Mantel.
Rad SpaB Is mir mid 81 Miite,
!Serr Senator!"
Mit Der neiben SanS i6lus Ca
palisre seeen bic 5ii9pIatte. Die
papiere biipften.
nMir p~abrbaftis ailt niht. Sbrs
8orgdnssr baben mir i6on Sugsfebt.
Rsnfden, fuont SIR bsnn ale niht
einisben, mas 9orteil uno mas S9as
ben is?"
Sin beiiimmtes aopfIditisfu. Der
brsits Numb bate ettpas @artes.
.6err Senatpr, sic limb BON Der
giirgeridaft estpGbIt, Sie iinb aus
unIerm Wilsn berporge9ansen. lin
i'd babe Sbren meine Stimms nit
5reuben eegebeu. Da;umaI! gu n
Gbrenamts."
.Gutt, SoIsapfel. bas 1T bod ni4ts
Reuss."
.Tee, for mid MID I'm for sic MIDI!
Das fpeib i'd. Wat be giirssrifuft
aber BON Sic perIanet. bat psib iA
aud. lin bat bubn Sie MID, Serr
Senator 9apauiere."
Grit! Sd babe bus Wpbl bsr
aan5sn 9smsiube Gprbeya i'm Iuse.
Der earSen - peritebei. Sis2"
Die game @emeings il MID Gins.
Sic ipouen bic ablSfung MD. @tsIe
bier ippl'n Re aber. unO mir bon Der
9lantfdmisbe molten fs srft re6t.
Ia itebn ale binter mir. Sab bu
BEN, Sol5appsI", babeu fs ssiast!!"
Die srobm gbunesn fir bic 3us
unit pullt Sbr fir N guttsrbrot
pssgeben! ga, bas int Sbr!" farie
ser 5abritant; fein temperament
ppat. nit ibm bur9ssbsH.
Bon SGansisn peri i'd nidts!N
Der Mann aus benz 8oltc
lno itanb befp.smsslps. Dor MIDI
8 me S6angie afsidgiiltig. lin
penn es jebt men 8lttsrbrot Il =
pGter is pis[sitt ridt nal Butter
!uf'm grote!!-
(Gortiebung folst.)
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-07-03

lnan, elm SsaEr Bndt bonn 5. Sui
1915 on aiif eincn MeiI bcs giselt
tDunis aii Der Siiooit.Gde bon Mtont'
gorterp mo Sarris Mneniie In Nor'
ipooh; moitatIidr Meutc $50.
@Smarb VI. 5cp on sSscbn $.
Stagec, 20 ki 1876 Sub an Der siioD
meit.Gde Der ISABELLA Strobe ntO
Martbreit s(peinie uto Id,it 1876 Sili
entlang ser iiib6itIidjen Seite BON
OinOiion Rcao (Steucr S12); 81.
2oiliie &eidIing ii. q. an Glem v.
gcefmnii, Got 81 in 9tt. ct. @incelit
Spnoifat Suboiuiilon (Stencr 80;
$t.00.
Gblparo IIbiea al gSiIliom @oi.
min II. g., 40 bel 1873 sSub oil Der
ncroIiden Seitc por @eit ahter
Strabe alif Erice Sill (Stciier 81;
$t.o0.
Sannicl Q. Cooper oil Bernard
Smitb, 30 Tltb oil Der oitlid,cn Seite
pom lSoGonop Court, 1876 SirB iiiSIiG
ppn SoGoiuap @uenlle (Ste!ier So;
$500.
&arrp Oidman oil Gbitb @. Gng'
Iiib, 10 Bel 80 SUB an Der @citicitc
pon ct. Games auemlc, 80 SilB flo.
lid BON Sranrisco apenue (Steier
SD; 81.
Glitter Rrjio al Socob @ileofstp,
70 Sci so Sub oil Der Siic!eite BON
Barr Strabe; %ferner, Got "a in @lod
20 in @ln. Gorrp's Srbhipiiion; Ter.
net. Got 1917 in geednuoob Subbiui.
iitH tSteuer SD
Gtriifopb ssiieit an @eorge T..
EcEk:ne, % bel 151 SUB an Der
BON Mcgfifen Arenile, "A
5uS meiiIid bon 6rceman gpeniie
tStcucr $50; 81.
iSre0. Burton an SermGn 6. mo
N,prtIe 6. aioth, Got 6S in 8ooo'
Suboioiitct; 81.
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9rnnbeigentfumS 5. Sppotbcfeu.

Reue Sppctbcfen.
albert 6. @enefer an apcllo g. II
6. Gp.; $1,000.
aoie @apuIo an oieielbe Company.
81 POO.
@iaiam 81. 8idemcper an 59br
g. 3insIe; $3.50.
Cora :. u. Campbell on Clifton
Matld1 g. un6 .. Co.; $4750.
3ieielbe an @pers y. Cooper
5000.
ScIcpb 81. 9pIe an Sames @. Goo
per; $4,000.
&cnrp WtoeIler, grjbiidiof, on @e'
tern & Soutberr 2iie Sniuran:c
GonrpartD; 100000.
George &. VI. Siiber oil Senrp y.
@ieoiuger; $3.50.
Seno Gorl on Central 5airmount
y. nne 8. Co.; $500.
Gmmto @tdbler an bieielbe Com
panp; $500.
NINA aiufcr an Gpeamore g. nnS
8. 60; $4,000.
Sobn 8. Sclrtini on bieieIbe Com.
pam; $500.
Sames Z S'@rien an Jranf Sc
Souro, elliienee; 1866.
8taiam 6. aoebei on caption
lStreet g. u. Co.; $1,000.
Bernard Snlitb on eagle g. mo
9. a.; $3.50.
George +. Seeming an Suianna
Suertb: $1,000.
Games ~. 2sGtd)er OIL Reliben 8.
8aincs; $500.
gitber siiiiio OIL 2eua SoIonpa;
$1,000.
&iaiam gotlpin an Cincinnati 6.
lnlo 9. so. $4,000.
gSiaiam 6. GberioIe al 2oia z.
Spining; $1,000.
Sarrp @rpbman on Gitp Sali
Nanf; $1,000.
@etiIgte Sppotbefen.
G. 81. MarSorf all u. s. Nc6ee;
81.
albert g. @enefcr an sIpoGo g..
Inb g. Co.; $4,000.
Clifford u. Solmer on Sranees
Is. 2. @oI1h; SL174.
@riebt Douticp an Reabing Hoao
Z. uuo y. Co.; 81 goo.
Bethel @aptiiten Stride an M. &.
$4,000.
aena 81. Spnloine an WfiIioro ..
lmo 6. 60. $1,700.
Charles $. Smitb oil 5rant
@ofples; $1,000.
Gatberine s. 9pnb on @efterl ulo
size Sniurmce Company;
5000.
Sobn 3. Tnrdiri on Saflep Sln.
proueo y. nno g Co.; $1,000.
IerieIbe oil otto 8. 5ris; 1926.
Gable Geeie on Wtuers y. Cooper;
st.750.
Santes W. Boulder on eagle p.
lt,o q a.; $1,000.
gbitb 81. GeSse ai, Some Q. NIB
IN Co.; $1,000.
sscAn Z. Sinb an gpoIlo 9. ntlo
Co.; $1,000.
Gthel @iaians OFT Gourtbcuie z.
ln6 9. Co.; $4,000.
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Mpberne Sunaen.

Jris bat Elm f6le6tes 3s,.snis nit
na6 9auie gebra9t. I'm isinen @brs
seis an5uitudeln, ersdblt ibm papa,
baB er auf benz Gpmnaiium tets Der
Grite gepeisn Tel unO ale fein. Mitz
i4iiler gei4lagen babe.
5rib (Derd6tlid): .Sas fam mir
ni9t imponieren, papa! Wir mobere
1en Sunssn balten chen ettpas auf
RameraSi9af.."
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Ser 6unS.

Der 9unb bsitebi aus einem BALI
groBeren, balb fleineren Mittelitiid,
Nhiinpi genannt an peldJes lid, mad
inter geriftet, bier @ebn e~rfseuge,
mad born eiu aopi 5itm @elen un6
binten elm Sdpan3 gum @eoeln on.
ibIieBt. Sit Der Suno 5ugeipist. 10
beiBt er Spis; iii err nbsnunoet, 10
nenrlt man ihm Mops. Inbere Sitroe
iino bic See. unb Shiucinebunoe.
Ger Rusen Der Sunbe 1T iebr nsr.
ihieoen. Giniae glrten bienen Jiiil
BERGEN, anoere mir gum geIlen, flei.
mere Snnoe bicnen oft hasu, altcn
Sungiern i'm S6oBe unb i'm Ser5ci
sn liegen. Wande Sunoe. ipie eddie
unb Si~ibnerGunoe, ner6en nitt ipl.
ten uon Sonntagsi6gern aIs SfJicl,.
obiefte benutt. Cine 8erpetlelitng
zines ,Sunoes nit einem Soften ODER
einem &ebhubn lit in iolhem Sale
nm 10 per5eiblifer, aIs Der Suub, mic
Der Safe, pjer @eine une pie Sas
Rebhubn 5ipei aueen bat.
Rnnfe Sunoe ihetnen febr BON
Der 2uftbepegung %ab3ubdngen, mes.
BALI man oieieniser, ipeIde Defenders
bel 3ugIuit gum @orifein fommen,
3ugbunSe, Sagesen Die bel Winb aui.
tretenben Winbhunoe nentt.
Ger Suno lit elm treler @egleitar
bes Ieniden, insbeionoere Der Gin.
benton. Soid)e Stuoentenbunbe bci.
Ben onnn meiit @ulenbeiber, neil fie,
aleid ibren Serren, 5einoe aler 5lc.
if)en ODER gulen iinb. Tenn p1brerc
Die Stubenten ben pollen @iiaen Sch.
De unb llntergmg geihDoren babei,,
ifeinen Die guIeubeiber hire @lttD
an ben Ieeren gnllen mis5ulaiielL
Solfe !Snuptfdmpie fommen beion.
6ers Inn CONNER Dor, tpesbalb ienc
Belt aud .Simostase" beiBt. Die
meiiten Sunbe baben cine groBe Dor.
Iiebe fir Wliiif. tpesbalb tie oenn Die
iiiben Sarmonien 6es 9eierfaitetts,
Der 3iebbarmonifa, elmer nerftimm.
ten @eige unb anoerer iteinertpeid,en.
ben, Weuiten raienb mndenbea"
Wuiifuuaebeuer, NIT ibrem riibren.
ben Gebeul begIeiten.
auh iiir Die a%itronouiie fbtinen
iih bieIe Sunbe lebbaft 81 intereii,.
rem. Gas lit beionoers oaran gu II.
fennen, bab mand,e Sun6e OH mont.
beIlen Nben6en ben SimmeI aufmerf.
lam betrad)ien unb bas miloitrabler.
De Radtgeitirn, Die feuihe 9una, IN
iiebIifen @eiien aniingen. Gs lit 81.
Der aud iebr mabrideinlid. oaB Der
befmnte Sunbsitern, ,Sitius" &C.
larnit, iciue entoedimg einem tern.
fiinOigen &unoe p~erbanff.
@ie Der Sering ais 8einf bes aa.
tcrs gilt, lit es Der Sunb Der Sage
geseniiber IN gleifem Mobe. Ob.
iuobl Der Sunb IN gar pielen &iuiern
81 SaiIie it, lit er bod nid,t b6uslib
unb taugt tpie aud iein pe:tI1ufiger
oas Sdpeir. nidt 3imgBirtB.
ifaiten, pie aus ge5eidnlnger, ipic
Saii. mo Sunoetpirtbidair, 3i erfe.
ben III. Gagegen mntt er fid In btc.
Zen 2anopirtbidnften 6nburh NIT
lih, baB err bin iinb Diebergrns fritz,
oenn bann reanet es in Der Weael,
mos in regenloier 2eit fir bic Qnnh.
Ipirtbihaft INNER bon eiuieen M,rten
Iein 6%iirite.
Bon ieiner fdIimmiten Sette 5eiat
iid Der SInb Dem Menlden gesen.
iiber, ruerrti 6tefer ouf ben &utto
ODER &inSe fiibren iuib 10
Baiiten.
2eidi fonnte id bieieS 9befnn nod
tpeiter nisfiibren, bod min ID iegk
ihIieBen, obtpobI idb einntaI iiber
ben Siinb gefommery aud nod ijber
ben SffpotS fommeti tuiirbe.
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Sic S.atia. &amaoier.
Bon Or. gSaIter 8. Briggs.

Man rift ie isbt iiberan an Der
@eitiiiIte, bieie 4suti6en, bic nod
Dor spei Jobrsn in f~reubiger 9bais
trait sinsn Der alien 5eimatb 10 dbns
liden 9oben bsbautsn unb bic nun
bier in ben Gtaaien 10 gdn5 unb gar
nidt 81 Satie fperbsn t0nneu. Saus
fsnbe iinb fpobl briiben in ben &on<
3sntrotionslusern fsftsehulten, dbsr
bic Mehraabl III bod BEN 3usriff Der
ibsrsifrissn 6srrsn aus Gtt0tuG eslts
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MtIttarfrpmm d.

WadHf&: .Nt9f tpdbr, Wana,JsI
titdrfrpnnui jets. haR q
The Nome daily nugget., 1916-06-12
ENGLAND TO BAR GERMAN
 RHODES STUDENTS

A bill has been introduced in parlla- ment to change the conditions of the Rhodes scholarship trust so as to elim- mate endowments for German students at Oxford.
 There were l5 of these scholarships provided by the late Cecil Rhodes. of 30 pounds (about $l.25W each nomina- tions to be made by the kaiser The en- dowments, like those to American stu dents, were made in the belief that 'a good understanding between England, the United States of American and Germany would secure the peace of the world, and that educational relations form the strongest tic
 The move to undo Rhodes work is q tacit admission that so far as Ger many is concerned. his idea, generous as it was. was mistaken FIX.
The Nome daily nugget., 1916-06-12
TUNGSTEN DEVELOPMENT
 IN INDIA

In his speech in the city the other ny MT. Hughes sald What stupend- ,, ,s folly It was that placed In the hands nf Germany the monopoly of tungsten powder essential for hardening our steel JHat folly when we consider that a sim 4.e small district Of Burma is capable of supplying more than half thc worlds annual requirements of tungsten When the war began, we had only very inn perfectly developed the output in this area and were blindly handing over the entire quantity produced to German agents dwelling on the spot or in Lon don. Tungsten is found in wolfram orc, and is used as an alloy of high speed. steel for machine tols Tungsten steels which possess self-hardening properties, are also used for heavy guns and armor- plate. Deposits containing wolfram are 1ound all down the coastal districts at the extremity of Southern Burma but
 pecially in the district of Tavoy We lave held thls region for nearly hun dred years. but only ten years ago the entire mineral exports of Tavoy con- sisted of one ton of ore annually pro- daced by Chinese coolies The first trial sample Of wolfram was shipped from this region so recently as 1908 By 1914 Bur ma was produring 3,326 tons of tungsten ore out Of total world consumption of about 5000 tons It all went to Ger many. for the Germans had quietly stepped in and acquired the whole out put.
 On the outbreak of war the Tayov industry almost collapsed, for the-pro- cesses by which tungsten was extracted rom the ore existed in Germany but not in this country Although tungsten had become practically an essential ele- lnent in the making of munitions we were actually sending the ore to the Germans and buying back the finished product Steps were gradually taken here to remedy these deficiencies, and meanwhile the governmnt of India turn d their attention to the wolfram m-
The Nome daily nugget., 1916-06-12
l0TED AMERICANS ARE
 LACKING IN ANCESTORS

no McKennas, Van DeVanters or Pitneys for the supreme court. No McAdoos Burlesons or Houstons to sit at the cabinet table. l can find among the first families of the time no Agasslz or Edison or Westinghouse, no Carnegie, Hartman or Havermayer no Astor, Bel mont or oorillard nor Funston or Persh- ing. no Watterson or Pulitzer, no Comp CTS or Morrison, no Billy Sunday or Mary Pickford" He added amid much laughter and applause: There Is an other name which Is not on the list: 1t is the name of Roosevelt "-seattIe Post -Inteligencer.
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grant stock and not of. ancient origin at that.
 As an illustration he stated that he had had the earliest census taken in this country analysed and found the names of 3.174,4 people then resident in the Uni- ted States. By examination he found that there were 135 members of the present house of representatives whose family names did not appear at all in the list of names of the inhabitants of the Uni ted States Immediately after the forma- tion of the union.
 Among the missing names, not to be found in the earliest census, are many which have been prominent in this coun try. For example, he said: There were
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dustry in Burma, which had never been handled with energy. Sir Harcourt But
 CT, the new lieutenant governor of Bur ma, now has the problem vigorously in hand He went to Tavoy early in De cember, and told the local chamber of mines that he was determined to get all the wolfram that was wanted some how" lie threatened to revoke con- sessions which were negligently work ed and in one instance did so. He is spending money liberally, making new roads, with temporary wooden bridges in all directions. and doing his utmost to increase the output. Tavoy, it is said, now "hums with life and the Germans intorlopers have vanished.
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During the recent debate on the bill 10 exclude illiterate immigrants from enter ing the United States. Uncle Joe Cannon took occasion 10 cast some gentle ridi- eule on the men most eager to see the passage of this legislation. In so doing, incidentally he made valuable contri- button to American history though the production of statistics which he had taken pains to secure for the purposes of his speech.
 The general tenor of his remarks was to the effect that the members advocat- ing the changes in the law were intent merely on excluding people of different stock from that of thir own ancestors that practically all of us are of immi-
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NOTIcE.I
occasions

MIR. BUSINESS MAN.--The boats will soon be here; look over your stationery and replen- ish il now by having your JOB PRINTING done before the spring rush commences. Phone your orders to Main 4o, Nugget office, prompt service, reason able prices.
The Nome daily nugget., 1916-06-12
COMPLETE RACE STORY.

A complete story of the All Alas ka Sweepstakes Dog race, day by day. with the score card was printed in issue of April IS Nome Daily Nugget. Extra cop ies will be on sale at this office.
The Nome daily nugget., 1916-06-12

Gall or ring Main 4e When you have job printing to be done. The Nugget has the most complete stock for all occasions.
The Nome daily nugget., 1916-06-12

The Family Paper is the Nome Daily 1rsget.
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LOST.

LOST-Two dogs-One black and white, spotted bob tail one black and brown, bob tail Notify Mont Powell, on Stead man avenues.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-08-22
VA. RY. AND P. MAN
PRAISES TANLAC
Aged Gateman Tells How New
Remedy Restored His
Failing Health.
RECOMMENDS IT NOW

Nearly everybody in anyway con-
nectcd with the Virginia Hallway 4
Power Company here In Richmond
surely knows J. II. Crostic. who for
several years neariy IL years. has
been gatcman. and ono of the most
popular men on the payroll OF this
hlE corporation. Well. just read what
this man. ut siXty-cight years of age.
has TO say about the new medicine
Tanlac and what it did for him.
Before ! began taking Tanlac my
digestion was so poor nearly every
thing ! ate disagreed with me. and
gave me pains and an uncomfortable
feeling for several hours after meal:
] felt sluggish and bndly mornings.
and my Kidneys gave me a lot of
trouble. and Mt TINT time was so
nervous ] couldn't sleep or rest we'll.
I attribute all the troubles ] had at
that time to Indigestion. liver, kidney
and bladder troubles, but after fol-
lowed the advice of friends and took
Tanlac found 1t to be the greatest
medicine ever. am feeling better
than for many a day. My appetite
is fine and / don't know what II il to
be nervous and weary any more. My
Kidneys are in better shape than they
have been in for 4 long. long time. and
Tanlac has brought me relief | haven't
had for years. It's a fine medicine for
ailments such as ! had and splendid
tonic. and | gladly recommend it, de-
ClRTcu l.. y. trOStlc, WHO reSlucS Rt 3ON
East Sixth Street.
Elderly folks. men and women,
weak and run down and with
stomach. kidney or liver not acting
just right should take this mans ad-
vice and give Taulac the thorough
trial recommended by this man and
thousa nds of others who In actual
tests proved Tanlac's merit beyond q
doubt. 1t may now he purchased here
In Richmond ono dollar for a bottle At
either Polk Miller Drug Store or
Trasle's Drug store, sl7 East Broad
Street 1.-TWO doors from Murphy's
HotcD. Get bottle to-day, or ask for
Tanlac represcntative.--Adv.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-08-22
4. NJ. I. Forced to
I urn Auay Students
Preparedness Gospel Oucrwhclms
"Wtst Point Of the South"
Win applicants.

The gospel OF preparedness being
preached now in the halls OF Congress,
on sea and on land. has. 1t seems.
aw akcred parents to the need OF mill
tary training Of their sons. as is wit
nessed oy the fact that the Virginia
Military Institute will be filed TO its
capacity when the famous school opens
It's next session on September :.
Information received here yesterday
Is 10 the effect that lG, new cadets
have been accepted and that 223 old
s,-cents arc enrolled, making the pres
eat total aao. Other applicants to date
number i?@. From this number the
institute viii accept ten. making tho
fetal Tor the coming session 400. This
IS the schools capacity, and no more
can BE received
fhe institute recently received from
tn" Federal government AN appropri-
ation OF 100000 in payment of dam
age caused 10 the West Point OF the
South by the Northern forces during
the War Between the States. This
money has been applied TO the erec-
ton OF new buildings and general i'm
provrmcUt Of the Old.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-08-22
DESIGNATES OPEN SEASON FOR
HUNTING MIGRATORY BIRDS

WASHINGTON. August 2i.--Regula-
lions designating open seasons for
hunting migratory birds under the new
Federal migratory-hird law were pro-
nulgatcd to-day by Secretary Houston
Of the Agriculture Department. They
apply only in cases where equal pro.
lection 10 the birds is not provided un-
Ter State laws. All insectivorouS birds
arc protected indefinitely under the sec
-etary's order, and protection until
September /. laiS. is provided for band
tailed pigeons, cranes, wood ducks
swans. curlcw. wiilet, upland plover
ANA small shore birds. Omen seasons
for other water fowl, coois, gallInules,
Jack snipes, black breasted and golden
afover. greater and lesser yellow legs.
rails and woodcocks are defined, State
lE state.