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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-07-28
Die GemtiHlanb IieSt NOD
am Yier.

aber in iebem @u.
baltimore Der.
Iafiem
Baltimore, WS. 81. Siili.
Dit cen neutrality-suspicious. fir ben
ltnteriee.S nnoelsoampfer ,9eutid.
lamb" IN ieinem geiis. unb, pie cs
ifeint, init alem fir Die gbfabrt
beg Sabrseuees in gereitifait, mar.
tete ant abellb Der aopitdn aonia,
iDie es i6eint, ai,f R~adJridjten bon Ell.
mem anoeren llnteriee0mpfer - Der
Bremen.
Cine Mnbsutlng 6afiir, bab Die
.OeutidIanb" peiter unten in Der
gbeiapeafc Ban in eirer glidIt elm.
!auien uno bort lire 8elegenbcit in
Ste Si seben attparten wirb, liest in
Der Weiiee aoblen, bic on @orb BEG
sfEeppbmtpfers .9bomas s. Sim.
MINIS" unterge5raht III. Gs beiinoen
fib penigitenS 100 erobe eide nit
aobIet an gcro uib ha m,h Die
gunfer gcfiiat iinb, tpiiroe Der Sdlep.
per i'm Stanbe iein, msbrere Gage
lang. fe;a lln~terieeboot geiitano 5i
~leiiteit.
Siejenigen, bic iid oil gorb oes
intcrnirten Seiiiben 0ampicrs
.atefar" beiinoen, oas neben Der
.9euiihIano" Iiegt. ifieren iif nah.
renb Der 0adt gut gu amiiiiren. 9as
Sdiii mar brilliant erIeud;tet unb es
lpurbe al @or6 muii3irt.
M unitions.a ontrafte ia.
aIage i'm 9efoIge.
9apton,D 8, 81. SaiIi. Wliinition
i'm @ertbe BON Miaionen bon Dol.
Iara, bic IN 5dfrifen bes @inmi
Sbales fir europdiide 1ationen her.
geiteIlt nirb, tpurbe am Gomerstag
in gerbinbnng nit einer aInee Der
grotunpiae Company unb Der Rlntt
Sron Morris 90. bon Canton gegen
Die Canadian Car nito Scrnbrp 60.
nnb beren Stem gorfer ggeniiir ee.
ritflid NIT @eidlaa belegt. Die SID.
ger perlangen $122,974 als gntid1.
Oieiing fpesen ateeblifen aOntratt.
bruGs.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-07-28

grbItnbeten Qeutndnts
1rauuns. am IA. CUNT fanb In
Der aap.Qe bss ReIerpsfpiials go. 2
in Wisn (Grsbsr5os albr.tts : Rds
fernt) bic Irduung bts NIT Der eols
bsnen 1apfsrtsitsmebaiIs ausss,eif,
netsn, i'm arisse hurH cine Ghubs
Dsrlsbung erblinbetsn Geutnants San
Gilbon bes acknowledgements 30.
IA NIT benz Inn senunnitn Spital8 felt
ariessbssinn ols Hiruraiffe G4n.s
fer tbdiieen Urdnlein Warsit araub
In feisrliaer Weife ftatt. Die Hraus
iing, ipelhe in elmer erbsbenbsn unb Az
Seratn bringsnbsn Nnfprods an bas
9rautpaar ausflans, bolI3og syelbs
oberturai Or. 9einri& Dobrosemslp
glls geiffGnbe finsisrtsn Der Ofreisor
bes neutrality-suspicious. Re.
aierunssratb Mleyanber Men unb
Spiialsfommanbdnt Resimentsos,t
Aonrob 8aper. Der Srauuna
nobnttn Bel: bic a~nesborisen bei
9rauipaares, bon esldbsnsn Gdfien:
Grdfin Jrsnt palffb. gqeQ. giisos
laus Gsttte IN H~alufolbd iammt Of
mahlin, RommeraienrattDsor 0&uels
lsr, Grdu Rittmttiter Susber. 0iIbs
bauer emanuel g]enb[, fernef BE
SpstaIfuniiiondye NIT i6rsn Gegsah.
Itnafg naA- els!s sassskJ
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-07-28

Grtn3 SatfeIb iagte, baB baburd'
bel Belt eripcrt aperben f0nnc. uno
SER YoIf beiitetc an baB cr oicient
YIaile %suiiintme. IS.
TeatidDlanh bate periprod,elL iiir
bas 1erienfen bes Sdiifcs cine gnt.
id1bignits gu ~beaabIen, tpelde boit
ben 5ipei @egierungen pereinbart luer.
cen io0e.
5raoe, in 9etreff angeblider Ser.
leBlllig 6es 9oIferredts irnb bon tn
benz Sale i~nuoIrirtcn 9ertragsredjten
rperben BON elmer ~beionoeren Som.
million entidieoer merben.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-07-28
Die Nlatfprm
Der fo5iaIiitifden partei
ptrb mitsft Referem
bum. y b It | III MINING
formtrf

Il M.NH.H"
Gb.icago, 81, 81. SiIi. Dos
Watioual. acmmittee Der io3ialiitiid)ei1
partei begann ON O%onnerstag NIT
tells elmer 2eferenOum 9lbitinmlna
per 4oit nit Der ~3uiammenltellinl
einer BIatiorm. Nm bic etlpa 100000
regiitrirten MitgIicber Der 9artel
ipuroe ein entipuri Der borgeit)Iage'
nen 8Ianten geianbt. Inter bieien be-
iinben iidl ~ioIaenoe:
Mioerruf aIler 8eiese fir Die Der.
groberung Der grnlee un6 Der 6lotte,
Gntsiebump Der Madyt beS Traii6en'
ten, bic Raticn IN einen arieg gu
fiibren; llebertragltns Der Wadt beE
V~rdiibenten, bic 1ubere Golitif oes
2aithes feiisuieteil, on ben Son
9reb; @rioronuug elmer @cIfsabitinl.
nuitta Dor elmer aricgsertldrung, cli.
hcr in E1len BON abtpeiiung elmer
Srpaiicn; SaaenIalien Der @onroe.
1uttrine.
Seriler miro perlan9t, bob oeil
YbiIippinen ibre llnabbdngtsfeit &C.
rpdbrt peroe urb 6ab bic Ser. Staa'
rcn cine aorferens pou 8ertreterr
neutraler Waitonen e~irtteruien, Inn
5miidien cen ar~isfiibrenoen in euro.
"a III permitfeln; gerIei6umg oeS
,SraurnitimmrcdIts: geidaitisung al.
Ter arbeitsIoien; abi9aiiung oes
@unbesicnats nro oes 0etorehtes ocS
graiioerten; @aH oes Braii6entsn,
Ses Disqualification uno ~idntntlidDer
@idter Mlrd bireftc BoIfsabbitim.
nli,ua; gerbot Der geif,aftiguns al.
Ter Eerioren utter 16 Sabren;
Spangser5ietlng bis 81 ienern Altcr;
anbertbaIbidsise Miibepauie in Der
ISOLDE fir ollie arbeiter; bas Nedt
ireier 9reiie, ireier Reoe ui,b Der 9lb.
baItuns frieblifsr 9eriammlunser,.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-07-28
1aIfHer aIarm.
abenb mar In Rem
YOr. bas Gtri9t pers
breitet boB bas lns
terfseboot .1rt.
men" a~nsetpms

~ ." HZ...H
Rem gori, q. Cuff. VadbenI
felt spsi 5assn bier Elm Gerii&t in
umlauf trar. bab bsr beutI&e llHttrs
fee : SanSslsoampfsr .grem.n' auf
Der 5Sbe bon Sanbp cool ansesom'
men lei, purbe am gbsnb sinise auis
r.suns bur6 bas Geriidt perurfddt.
bab in Der unisr.n Bal elm ileinss
5abr5eus gef.hen fpOrSen lei, bas
nur ipenis aus benz Dafsr bsraus'
rage.
Der Dampfer, Der, ola e. susrf ses
.feben tpurbe, 70 iief i'm WaHsr lag.
bab er taum fidtbur mar. mar er
noripesiide Jradibampfr .alSsrs
nep1, BON gombap. benz bdlb Der
Oampftr .abriatie' bon Der Wbii.
Star Clinic foIste. giele aeute, bic IN
Der DunieIbeit bic raIbsrnep" fur
bas 1lntsrIesboot bieltsu. teltpbonits
ten mad allen Hidiunsen unb bic Sci.
tunsen batten bann cine s3sit lang
ibre liebe Wibe, bic piel.n anfraseu
su beantlporten, bic aus alien 2beilen
Der Stabt iameu.
Crit nrdbb.m bic .Nlbernep' IN ben
Safsn sstommen mar. iiberseusten ii&
bi. aeui., bic bas sdiff DOrber muir in
serinsen umriHeu seisben batien, Sab
es tein llnttrieeboot mar.
gantbeamte Der Detf4p0 D.
runs sum getruse an,
~gttIast
Nepari, 81. g.. 81. SuIi.
am Donnerftas iuurbsn sssen Obs
tparb 8. 5ai9, ben @issprdfbsntsn.
unb 1bomas g. Dprnes. ben Geirss
tdr unb Saabmeifer Der Mutual
9ruit So. BON Orange, 81. 5, tpslHe
am Nontas BON Gtaatsbant : Som.
miHdr stf1loHen purbe. @erbaftss
b.feble erlaFsn. sic finb anseilast.
iid peri1poren gu baben, BITE 8ans
,im 100000 gu ~bstriissH.
9ie BebDrbsn erfubrtn. bab 8i,es
prdFbsnt 5otd fia eben Don elmer
Operation in fsinem 6eim In WapI.s
tpoob, n. g., erbolt unb fanbtsn
Qerste bortbin, tuelde fsitfelen fol-
len, OF er i'm Gtanbe 1T, I'M Gerihtss
bdube gu erIfeinsn. Der Rettbe.s
ftanb BON gprnss psriprad, feinsn
8lisnisn fofort aus3ulisfern.
arbsiterfibre utrur>
tbeift.
ghieago, 81. gull. - 9ierJebn
Qrbeitrfiibrsr. ipeIfe Dor iurasm Der
9erfdip0runs CUR 3erfDruns BON
Gisentbum in @erbinbuns nit stnen
St,sits ffulbis beFunben tporben ipos
rem, tpurben am Donnerfas, nadb,m
lire 8erufuns an bic b0hsre SnItan5
abeepieisn tpurben mar. gu berf1ies
bensn Sirafsn perurixilt. eets ers
bislt.n 3udibausffrnfsn Don I bis 8
Sabre unb bic anbsre gelbjtyafen I'm
geirase BON $500 bis $4,000.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-07-28
strahenbabnuertebrs statihif.

Die fatifiiten aufnabmeu iiber
ben StrabeHbabnosrtebr auf ben BON
ben Wolnut Dill Remilen aus Nrs
tebrenoen ainisn limb nunmebr gum
abi6lub sebratt poroen unb Staois
~inssnisur arug 1T iber bas gntge'
~ssutommsn Der 5irabenbabnpafa gie.
re ben Snipettorsu seseniiber iebr sr'
frsut. am gsiti9sn Gage fpurbs nit
Der aufnabme OUT ben linien begons
ren, bic bon Der Remiien an Der Wsit
adten Sirabs ausfabren unb am
Wontag tperben bie ainisn in angriff
s.nOmm,u tDeroen, bic Oon ben Remi'
fen in 5pos qart fopis i'm Stsns
aug perte6ren.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-07-28
0a1m Striduim.

Hn einem Sfr0ermitbsanfan nabm
geitern abenb Sjc 30 Sabre alte Sraii
SeIen 9lnflep IN lbrer @obnuna asc.
CTS State anenrc cine Dolls Grid.
hin. @Iiidlidc,iueiie ent0edte ibr
@attc oieie 1botiad)e nod redtSeitig
eerug, iooab or 6rau urper5iiglid,
mad, benz itdbtiiter SoipitaI gebradit
werben founte, 100 Die aer5te joe
Sebeusaeiabr ho.0 beieitigten.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-08-05
News of Fifty Years Ago

The game, of baseball Yesterday between the
victory for the latter. who won by a score
Of "a to 80. 1t was a very exciting contest
r DaTa of one of the prominent
river trade. died suddenly at his home vest ere
day.
Colonel Delaware Kcmper. of Alexandria, has
ampe" Sidney cocse no SraSer ss at
was in the confederate service than Colonel
Tho Rockingham Register says new wheat
rs fsi sys IN Is S ina at s. per bushel
grain in Rockingham are happy.
Rev DIR; Moses d: Iioge. of this city. who is
ue,e service there last sumday n h G9n
ISr Of II, the hotel. which adjoins the barroom
and DIR. IIoge prayed that it might remain for
closed.
Day before yesterday. in Washington. Cen
eral of the armies of the United States. and the
snry provision that he had never taken kse'G IN
arms against me United States and in
General Grant has recovered from his recent
illness. ana is again on duty at army hcalquar-
Tho Union Pacific Railroad has been com
nleted distance of 1863 miles westward. Fort
Kearncy, thirty-one miles west of the present
TENDER. % sep
CYRUS w. Field yesterday wired the Associ-
we are now receiving messages through the
per IN Ii0 6 oe and half words
with the nerfectly distinct character of the
signals that come through tho cable"
There twenty-six new cases of Asiatic
cholera in New York Yesterday and six deaths
from the disease. The epidemic is getting
President Johnson has reapnointcd large
number OF assessors and collectors of internal
revenue. who had been rejected by the United
States senate while in session. the reflections
being for the most part in the South and car
ricd through under the leadership OF Charles
sumner
Twelve messages received in New York
yesterday from England by the Atlantic cable
for which the sum OF sl,3i3 in gold was paid
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-08-05

ment of Secretary McAdoo and his suhordi-
mates in the Treasury Department was better
in this respect than that of the experts who
had made marine insurance their life work
At any rate. the bureau saved American
ocean commerce from destruction. for no in
dividuul company could, or would. have
taken the risks OF uninsured ventures
Guaranteed by this governmental agency pro-
lection in the event OF loss the tonnage OF
American vessels engaged in foreign trade
set Il record in the year just closed.
Compared with the preceding year. American
shipping ,ripled. Tonnage to South America
nearly five times greater and TO Europe
two and half times greater. These accom-
plishmentS would have been impossible but
for the war-riSk bureau.
1t is just another debt American commerce
owes to this administration.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-08-05
The Voice Of the People
Another Menace go Health.

To the Editor of The Times Dispatch:
Slr,-There is passage in the Scriptures
that seems applicable To the present times viz:
'Blind guides which strain at Enat and swal-
low Il camel" The substitution OF grape Juice
Tor the e-honored fermented wine and in
diNidual glasses for the massive silver cup for
meriy used by the churches communion oc-
casions. would seem 10 give added force TO that
bibilcal quotation. Besides. hav. on rail
road trains drinking cups for which we pay a
penny. and in hotels and other public places
separate towels of paper and other materials,
al OF which are claimed TO prevent contarion
from communicable diseases of every kind.
These Imagined prcvcntivcs seems to make the
PUBLIC oblivious TO the fact that in our every :
DAY business transactions handling ma :
per money which has probably been in The
pockets OF persons with every known disease,
and is much more dangerous 10 health than any
OF those other claimed sources OF disease propa-
cation II may be considered old fashioned n nd
n lack of up-to-dativcncss in referring TO such
inconSist cncics. but they such that these
so-called religious, moral and hyCienic reform
ers need to have their attention called lest
forget REMIEDJ.R
Richmond August A.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-08-05
Chats With Virginia Editors

The Norfolk Ledger Dispatch finds il hard to
behove All or those shark stories It has been
reading about. 1t SAYS: Seeing sharks is An.
other popular diversion among things that do
not happen" ~
Inc Norfolk VirGinian Pilot feels called upon
70 make the following explanations: From
MeNiGo Guy comes report that 10000 employees
are threatening to go on strike unless grant
Gu an l'cI ease IN wages and guaranteed pay
menu IN gold The real news I'm this is shat
mere are mat many people work I'm the
country on tho other side of tho Rio C;rande"
me philosopher Of tho Northern Neck News
says: lherc Is always every year the howl
OF the complaincr. or course some years are
more prosperous to some Of us than others or
mo one mana, or torrcntial rains tho other.
someone's Spoil crops aud count for l0ss. And
YET WHAT Is tho use Of getting 'RrO,,cby ubnut
others" " "''' " '
There is much troubIN No IN FrcdnrIcksburR.
inc star explains II all ~ follows: 'JustInabIs
compio,nts AFRO being mHhe against hiaregard
OF local ordinances by amtornnbliisis snd IL word
,sSsuse TOT somo or Tho rrHctices INDUCED In
mere such ms running with the cut on omen
!neropy causing unnecessary pnIgn. exrocdin1
the speed limit. especially when rounding uiroot
corners, Ihllihg 10 give warming when npprna eli.
InE ~ corner. ana numerous nihcf things which
nisnL DO mentioned AutnrnobiIs,s alnuid rc.
member mat others havo rish,E In ills ami
r,snts; or. railing I" do so. shouil be tnadn io
those who nro not forunata Is sno,,u1, /" avn
ahAS"heb seems 70 bs In Dfdsf.D ~ ~ ~
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-08-05
shakespeare Dny b, DIV

>N"Pe"Fe bhS Dy lay.
For the Respondent:
Il will despair. and be at enmity
win coZening hope lie is hatterer
parasite, keeper back of DEATH
Who gently would dissolve tho bands of nc.
winch false hope fingers in extremity"
king Richard H., H. g
For the cynic:
And hitherto doth love on fortune tend
FOR who not needs shall never lack n friend.
And who in want a hollow friend doth try
Directly seasons him his enemy
Hamlet, i'll. 2.
FOR Inc mater OF loose speech: How every fool
can Play upon the word, think the hest pr,c
or wit will shortly turn into silence and dis
course grow commendablc in none only but
parrois'-The Merchant of Venice, ill., ;.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-08-05
Government INSURANCE

81 Hal government operation OF bneircss
- enterprises is not always unproG,afJc
sstespite current impression TO the con,r.ry
as shown hy the report of the war-rjsl ~
ysurahce bureau that IN the two years Of 90
cooperation II has made net profit of soma,
ss4tNng over $2G00,000
BIZ TINS, 1t must be admitted. is not SO had
ffSspeciaiiy when marine insurance companies,
~ ~ .he DeSihh'ag OF the war. declined to write
D 1.ar-risk policies save at premiums pract,ca,,,
4ohlbitiye,- It does look as though. tho ind -.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-08-05
SEEN ON THE SIDF.
The flculcr.

Troubles come and troubles go
with ltfe's restless cbb and flow,
Woe Is never ending:
Trouble when the skies are clear.
Trouble when tho days arc drear:
Life needs much amending.
Childish Griefs in chlldhood's days,
GriefS that childhood's heart dismavs
Griefs uncomprchended:
Youthful hopes by fate are slain,
Manhood's fairest dreams in pain
OFT. too Oft. are ended.
Yet there's compensation. sweet,
For these trials that we meet
All along lifes highway;
Love will heal the wounds that bleed
And our wearicd feet will lead
Into Loves own byway.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-08-05
To-Dny's Hest Hand-picked Joke.

Help! help" with a rising infection cried
the man in the creek. Help! I'm drowning"
How many times have you gone down
already" ask ed. for had but just arrived
the
"Once-ug- gug!-' he replied. Help. help"
We intend to do so 10 the best of our ability"
we answered. but not yet. You must go down
twice more. according TO all rules, before We
can rescue you. When YOU have done will
exert our utmost endeavors in your behalf but
unit! then We cannot go contrary to tradition
our respected grardfa her n member of
Congress, and early instlled into profound
vcncration for observation-disclosures City Star.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-08-05
Diamonds.

Can you detect an imitation diamond from the
fact that 1t is always accurately cut. while the
real diamond is not? T. T. J..
Certainly not. The material OF the INIT ton
has no value, and may be produced in virtually
any size. Hence it Is likely be accurat ely
cut. as the parts ground away really
waste. etc. The genuine diamond is often OF
to meet tho problem of sacrificing size for reg
ularity or regularity for size. When exact.
conventional cutting would reduce the weight
OF the stone too much. the grinder adopts a
shape and face finish hest adapted the stone
and turns out a gem of irregular form. But
II TINS FORM were any sort Of conclusive test
or genuinencss all limitations would be ground
irregularly. 1890
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-08-05

FRunnl.
That Mary is a little lamb
I've heard admirers say,
Ye, all that mildness is n sham
She has a waspish way.
Health Talks, by Dr.. VIM. Brady
Signs OF Henri Dlsease.

There ism; symptom any group of symp
toms which indicate heart disease. There are
4 great many symptoms which may be noted in
individuals with other ailments, and with this
apology o: the frequent symptoms
may be set down here.
Breath!cssncss Shortness Of breath ex-
ert!on is noted In bronchitis. cmphgsema, tu-
herculosis p!eurisy with effusion heart dis
ease, anhernia, obesity. Insomnia is often COM
planned Of. Failing memory, dizziness faint
ness in on" not previously inclined. "Stom-
aciI trouble" liver trouble" gas and .'indi-
gestion' arc customary complaints -! the pa
t:eIt whose heart is becoming incompetent.
Cough Win little c&pectoration, or perhaps
caEionally little blood -tinGed or rusty mucus
4 tendency 70 swelling or pufiiness OF tho
ankles toward The latter part of tho day.
Signs ELECTED upon examination irregular
or Intermittent pulse. alteration OF blood pres
sure change in the character OF the heart
sounds. enlargement Of the heart, indications OF
passive congestion or ocderna in the bases of
the lungs - the back and sundry mechanical
sigos whereby the strength Of the heart is
,eatcd.
Pain. palp!tation and any alteration OF pulse
which he patient complains Of would neither
800 70 nor detract from diagnosis Of heart
disease. E!ne times GU, Of ten the patients
n"n zEaI!c.ons. even though nc be "A physician,
prpTA wrong when ne thinks the heart is mis-
nen@v.rg Indeed. the majority o! victims Of
r"nE!ns heart disease, as we have said before,
al. but tfinK themselves victims Of bronchitis
asthma, stomach or liver trouble neurasthenia
c&taf:h tnrnnt trouble.
Snap. shooting or s,abbinp pains felt in the
itIiHi ~ N: heart In persons under forty
particularly women confined much to the house
neTnf Indicate heart disease but usually arc
r=h ne relieved h. "A mustard paste applied
ne spine fpire"hat higher than the level OF the
pain
ie:h*ps he most suggestive Of all the in
ffa'-ir symptoms .! heart disease is falling
y" IL efficiency, failure of ambition pep"
y "hH previously full Of capacity for work.
H-"n ne man Or woman over thirty finds him
fHl' "f he'Hof gong hack. IL is good sign
'ha' NE annual physical examination is about
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-08-05
More IngrRtifutie.

DO YOU find your constituents grateful for
what YOU do for them inquired the man from
back home.
Not invariably" replied Congressman Hamm-
fatt. There, for example, the man to
whom sent package of seed peas, and who
wrote right back complaining that he had a
large family, and there enough TO go
around"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-08-05
A Book.

he ate and drank the precious words.
His spirit grew robust:
re knew no more that he was poor,
Nor that his frame was dust.
ne danced along the dingy days,
And his Request OF wings
Was but book What liberty
loosened spirit brings!
..- Emily Dickinson.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-08-05
Red Cross Society.

j. !" M-.The national headquarters for the
American National Red Cross Society are in
Washington, d. G. The organization is sup
ported by membership dues contributions and
the income from it's endowment fund. Trained
nurses are enrolled for service in times of dis
astcr or war. They receive com pens ion
from tho Red Cross except when actively en-
ployed by the society. Physicians not en-
rolled as such. but may, of course. join the so
ciety as annual. sustaining life members
the fees for which are 81 year. $40 year and
Sloo year. respectively. in one payment
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Not Ncccssnry TO Prove.

Shells it true that you love me enough to
die for me?
He-Certatnly ii is However. YOU must under
stand that if died for you / should never be
able to give you any further advice about how
10 make your investments.
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That !Alrcndy,

y our theory that mans soul after death
enters the body OF some other animal may be
true" remarked the patient sufferer to his better
nine-;enths, but If X is. ] know one animal
into which shall never be, transformed"
Which is that. pray?" She inquired, acidly
The goat"
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One thing is fairly certain. While the
Irish might not make success OF the govern
mcnt Of Ireland, as the English say. they
could never do any worse than the gentlemen
now on the job.
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Queries and Answers
CAPITOL Stnfuc.

What is the figure the dome of the Ca
at Washington and what is it made of?
>, 4. +. Il.
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Dr. Brady will answer all signed letters per-
tanning to health. The names of writer's are
never printed. Only inquiries of general inter-
est are answered In this column: but all inaui-
ries will be answered by mail If STAMPED
ef-addressed envelope is nclosed. REQUESTS
for diagnosis or treatment OF Individual cases
cannot be considered. Address Dr. William
Brady. care of The Times Dispatch.
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j. l.. C:-(al If a Republican President he
elected thiS fall. n Democratic postmaster prob
ably would continue to serve until his term ex :
rires OBJ The President appoints the post
masters. usually the recommendation of
congressman national committeeman.