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The Nome daily nugget., 1916-02-16
AVER WINNER WINTER CLASSIC
ARREST OF POISON SUSPECT
 REVEALS ANARCHIST PLOT

destruction Of many important build ings. and also hint at the contemplated killing of prominent people. Catholics and Catholic edihces seem to be es- cially marked for destruction, accord ing to the letters. which also reveal that the alleged conspiracy involves an inner circle Of the anarchist society
 consisting of fifteen members who's headquarters is in this city. The po- lice assert that the local plans of the conspirators included the destruction of the Holy Name cathedral and the blowing up of other Catholic buildings, in addition to the razing of the Peo-
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TWENTY ONE RECOVERED
 FROM BURNING MINE

BUTTE. Feb. l6.-Heroic exer- tions on the part of the fire fighters succeeded in bringing the flames in the burning Pennsylvania mine uu der control early this morning and the work of taking out the bodies of the twenty odd victims known to have perished in the deadly gas laden smoke which filled the mine. com mencing this morning. Up ito the present time a total of twenty one bodies have been recovered Two and possibly three more bodies have not been found.
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A. r. \. oss~soe.

BUTTE, Feb. i6.--A fire which broke out In the Pennsylvania mine last night Is thought to have plotted out the lives of at least twenty three miners who were cut off from all es- cape soon after the outbreak of the flames.
 Details concerning the origin of the fire have not been ascertaned as practically all of the men who were working on the lower levels were un- able to escape. The fire gained rapid headway and the work of fighting was early rendered difficult by the volumes of gas laden smoke which poured up. ward from the smouldering furnace below.
 Up to this morning 6 total of ten bodies had been recovered but the work of rescue is extremely difficult
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plds Gas building and the Union League Club. Allengerine has refused to make any explanation of the letters ed also declares that he has no knowledge of the whereabouts of his friend Crones. for whom a country wide search is now being conducted.
 The police. say that there is not thA lesst doubt that he Is the man who placed the poison in the soup at the Muuderlein banquet. Allengerine Is being held under heavy bonds pending the result of further investigations concerning his connection with the poisoning cases
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FRED AVER WINS
 SOLOMON DERBY

Although the weather is hardly ideal for dog racing. the thermometer registering something like twenty de- grees below zero, the Solomon derby. the chief short distance event of the dog racing season. stated this morn ing at ten sharp with 8 fair sized crowd of dog fans on hand to wit ness the nysrs hit the trail on the sixty four mile Journey to Solomon and return. seppala with his string of Siberians was tho first to leave the scratch. crossing the line at ten sharp.
 Fred Aver. with 6 string of cross breeds, led by tho well known blue speeder. departed ten minutes later and was followed by Delezene with his motley colored bunch of trail burners According to telephone reports this morning the trails are In good oondi- ton and the weather clear and cold along the entire course. Solomon re- ported temperature of eighteen be- low.
 Aver was the first to arrive at Cape Nome. making the distance in the record breaking time of one hour four minutes. seppala passed the Cape at eleven twenty. ono hour and twenty minutes out and Delo1ene followed ff- teen minutes later. making the dis tancs in one hour. fifteen mintues. The same heart breaking pace was kept up to Safety. Aver arrived there at 11:4s. one hour and thirty nine min utes out of Nome. breaking all exist ing records for tho distance Seppais arrived second at 12 and was followed fifteen minutes later by Deiesene who was also insids rsoerA havinS made
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On the return journey Aver held his lead all the way. arriving at Safe ty at 2:1S, four hours and one min ute out. Seppala was second st 2s6, four hours and thirty minutes out and Delezene appeared at 2:54, four hours, twenty nine minutes out. At Cape Nome the order had changed slightly. Ssppala taking away second position from Delezene. Aver arrived at S:0o. seppaia at s:1s and Delezene at s:42. The respective times were 4:4B. 6:13 and 6:17.
 At four D. m. sharp Aver passed Fort Davis. and arrived at Nome al 4:1S. making the round trip in slightly over six hours. Up to the time of going to press the official time had not been given out.
 seppala arrived second at about four thirty.
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GERMANY bAlkED AT
 ASSUMING LIABILITY

government to accede to the demands of the United States to assume la billty" which formed the principal stumbling block to the previous ne. gotiations
 It Is said in official circles that the principal effort of tho state department has been to make Germany acknowl edge liability for the Lusltania sink ing and this object Is considered
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q. P. A. Service.

|. 2. A. Service.
 CHICAGO. Feb. l5.-The arrest of John Allengerine, who Is said to be the intimate friend of John Crones. the true culprit in the recent wholesale poisoning case. has led to the discov- national plot of the anarchists to destroy numerous buildings and lives in all parts of the country.
 Letters found in the possession of Allengerine. who Is himself said to be member of the local anarchist body. contain significant references to the
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the journey in one hour. fifty i've min utes.
 The fast pace had by this time commenced to tell and the time be yond Safety was considerably slower Aver still maintained his lead at Solomon arriving there at 1:O2 l-2 His time was 2 hours. 62 minutes and 2s seconds. which does not equal the record but Is still one minute faster than the time made last year.
 seppela still hung on to second position. arriving at the turning point at 1:ls. three hours. eighteen minutes out of Nome. Delezene arrived at 1:sS:30. In third position but In second place owing to the difference in leav- ing time
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WILL CLEAR ToLoVANA RIVER
a. p. A. Service.

q. p. 4. Service.
 WASHINGTON, Feb. i5.-Ths an- nuai river and harbor appropriation bill as contemplated In committee pro- vides for an appropriation for tho re- moval of tho great log jam in the Tolovana river in Alaska and for other necessary labor to mako that stream navigabls during the open sea son.
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ply here today

ply here today
 Root also attacked the Wilson meth. cd of handling the Mexican dlstls sbanees berating executive for what he term ed n conspicuous lack of either firm. ness or statesmanshlp." He also pour. ed several broadsides Into the admit. tration for the attitude displayed to- ward the tariff and the domestic condi tions of the eountrs
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son.
NOTICE.

ALL DELEGATES TO THE DEM OcRATIc TERRITORIAL CoNvEN. TON ARE REQUESTED TO MEET IN CAUCUS AT THE CITY HALL THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 17TH AT s:so P. M, PHIL ERNST.
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4. p. 4. 5erssoa
 WASHINGTON. Feb. 16.-Germany Is understood to have agreed to the suggestion Of the United States that she substitute the words recognizes liability for the term "assumes lia bility'' in the tentative draft of the communication designed to settle the Lusltania case
 It was the refusal Of the Berlin
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BERLIN CLAIMS GAINS
 ON BRITISH FRONT
1. P. A. ssrviss.

4 P. A. esrvies.
 BERLIN, Feb. 16.-General stan re- ports assert that the British have been compelled to abandon nearly mile of trenches along the middle section of the Flanders front under the Ger man artillery bombardment. Attempt cd British attacks north of Hill 70 wore also rspulsed.
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4. p. A. Service.
 SEATTLE. Feb. 16.-A daring purse snatcher made an excellent haul here yesterday when he grabbed a hand bag from the wife of John Panton. . local merchant. which contained. In addition to Q considerable sum of money, jewels, valued at something over four thou sand. five hundred dollars
 Mrs. Panton was just in the act of descending the steps of a 1itney when the theft occurred. Several peo- pie were standing near the scene and as the woman prepared to step to the
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BIO SEATTLE REALTY
 OWNER DEAD

A. ?. 4. Service.
 SEATTLE. Feb 16.--4. Henry Whitcomb. a wealthy envelope manu- facturer of Massachusetts and also an extensive owner of improved Seat tie real estate diedf at his home in Worchester, Mass. last night.
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FRENCH ARoONNE
 ATTACKS REPULsE0
4, .. 4. Service.

BERLIN, eFb. 16.-"French attacks against our lines east of Monthois during the night were heavily re- bulletin today. The report further states that heavy fighting is commenc- ing along the upper Moselle. with the Germans maintaining an offensive movement of importance,
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FALL RIVER HAS BIO FIRE.

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 FALL RIVER Mass, Feb. 1.-Two business blocks were destroyed by fire here this morning with a damage oI two million dollars Heavy snow and heroic efforts of the fire department saved the city from a catastrophe. The fire Is believed of incenitary origin.
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FIRE DESTROYS AMERICAN
 CLUB, TORONTO
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TORONTO, Feb. l6.--Fire followed by several explosions today destroyed the American club. the scene Of many demonstrations in favor of the allies The fire was undoubtedly of incenitary origin,
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achieved in Germanys agreement; to the suggested substitution of the term recognizes liability" for the objectionable words "Rssumos liability in the final Communication
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PURSE SNATCHER
 MAKES GOOD HAUL

ground one of them held out his hand as If to extend aid. Mrs. Panton ex- tended her hand to receive the prof. fered assistance with the result that the stranger made . quick grab ana disappeared in the crowd. carrying the woman's purse. So far he has not been captured although the police are pos- sessed of an excellent description
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U. 5. BEHIND JAPAN
 IN POPULATION

According to the census bureau figures Japan already has total pop ulation of one hundred and nine mil lion, two hundred thousand with an average yearly increase far in excess of that of America and the jingoes are full of dire foreboding of what will happen should we get an altercation with the island kingdom If the present ratio of power is maintained for the next ten years.
The Nome daily nugget., 1916-02-16

e-4 - r.ne Main 4s when you have D printing to he done. The Nngss1 mas the most e mpiete stock Fo- al eecasIoHa
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Order your calling cards for tho New Year at the Nugget oAase.
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Mali the Nugget to your fc,e,ds aat aslp z i. srtiss Nome.
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A. ?. 4. Service.

A. ?. A. Service
 WASHINGTON, Feb. 16.-According to census bureau figures the popula- ton of Japan Is several millions In excess of that of the United States and the announcement has given the 1ingo press an excellent opportunity to do some figuring as to the number United States in the event of trouble arising between the two nations.
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Begin the New Year right by sub- scribaAg fsr the Nusse'.
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Nome Nugget s206 per month. Sub scriha now.
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COPPER MINE FIRE KILLS
 TwENTY-THREE MINERS

and there Is a prospect that the re- mainder of the victims may never be recovered
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EAGLES ATTENTION. Card party will be given at Eagle hall Thursday. s:33 p. m. sharp.
 COMMITTEE.
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SUBSCRIBE FOR THE NUGGET
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1916-02-04

judge Colin N.biett. of the Sixth
ludicinl district, held hearings in
chambers Monday aud Tuesday. dis
posing of the following cases:
State against james Eliot, colored.
burglary, sentenced 10 serve from
two ia five year an the state peni-
ienliary This Is the negro that en-
tered the Carl prueh home. stealing
trousers and 500.
State against David II. Holloway.
larceny, sentenced a. serve from one
10 two years in the state peniteniiarN
aud pay fine of 5000 lIalloway
Wu- convicted OF -tearling horses
from II. l.. Kerr at Myndus
State against William Kennedy.
"rand laceny, sentenced to serve
From one Ia two years IN the state
ncnitpntiary The sentence was lat
r. suspended. Kennedy i, to serve
lSty days IN the county jail for
ryamnaiion of character,
State against Charles Harris. forg-
cry, sentenced to serve three years
in the state peniteutiary. This SEN
tence was later suspended and auolh-
or imposed for four months for ex-
animation of character.
State against Manuel Castro and
Jose SarlliS. larceny. sentenced to
serve eighteen months to two years
in the state penltcntiary
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1916-02-04

Deming is noted for it, very large
and artistic window displays in the
several business houses. The decor
ltors are strong Tor novelties. just
now in anticipation of Washington's
birthday. j. \. Kinnear 4 Co. take
the cake aud hold mortgage an the
bakery" In iheif window you can
see the Identical pot in which the
Father of Ills Country cooked his ra-
lions at Vale Forge. II you doubt
Ibis. ask Jim Hines.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1916-02-04

Mrs. George Ramsay, who has been
quite i'll for several weeks at the
Hotel Baker, is now steadily improv-
ing. Her mother, Mrs. johnson, Is
caring for her.
l.. A. sills and y. G Sailor OF
Pampa, Texas, arrived in the city
Monday.
G. II. Ellis and v. ". chs oi
Manatou. Colo, were visiting In the
city Sunday
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1916-02-04
Public Library Notes

Miss Kate Jensen presented the
public library with a 2-year file OF
the Country Gentleman, a l-year file
of Cassier magazines, and l-year
file OF the Scientific American
Mrs. J. G. Moir gave one book of
fiction.
4 book of fiction was given anon
ymously.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1916-02-04
STRONG EVIDENCE
is the Statement of This Las Cru
ces Man.

Backachc Is often kidney ache;
\ common warning of kidney ills.
"A stitch in time saves nine.
Don, dclay--use Doan's Kidney
Pills.
Profit 10y this nearby residents
experience
J. H. Hatcher, Wclls-F Fargo Express
agent, Las Cruces, \. Mex, says /:
II hive found Doan's Kidney Pills "A
splendid medicine for rheumatic pain.
Up to few years ago was annoyed
o. great deal 10y that trouble. Since
have known about Doan's Kidne,
Pills and have used them. | haven't
been bothered at all"
Price soc, at all dealers. Don't
simply ask for kidney remedy-gc,
Dams Kidney Pills-the same that
Mr. Hatcher had. Foster Milburn
Co.. Props. Buffalo. y. Y.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1916-02-04
Mr.. and Mrs. C. FL. Warren, Lester

Mr.. and Mrs. C. II. Warren, Lester
Warren, and A. J. Inderieden and
wife of Lordsburg were visitors in
the city Wednesday.
in. Jackson and NJ. Branaan were
in the city Tuesday from III Paso.
l.. r. Small and Airs. Small OF
Beaumont, Texas, were visitors in the
city Monday.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1916-02-04
ELECTED DIRECTORS or THE
H0NDALE OIL BUYERS ASSO

At meeting of the lIondale Oil
Buyers Association Saturday after
noon the following Officers and 81
rcctors were elected; \. T. Coffin.
Martin Kief. f.. Oestcrhaut, Ed J
Berwick. aud John Esch.
\ l.. Taylor submitted n proposal
for the sale of hi underground tank
q the association. The matter was
referred to the directors. The tank
IS needed eor the storage of Grade
oil. At the present time only "topsn
have been handled.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1916-02-04

George Rogers and his mother and
sister are moving this week from he
east side of the city into the Fred
sherman house on Elm street near
Copper avenue.
c. 2. Leibold of Mansfield Ohio,
was a visitor in the city Tuesday.
Mrs. Livingston Utter of Steeple-
rock was in Deming Tuesday.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1916-02-04
The Big Gun of the Roofing Bushes,

The Generals preparedness OF the three largest and best
equipped roofing and building paper mills in the world.
Each complete producing unit manufacturing full line Of the
General products Each adantageousy located in the territory
has cheap fuel and favorable transportation facilities
The General buys materials quantities and far ahead
This favorable buying and the pick of the market.
With manufacturing perfected and chepcned the highest quality
produced at the lowest
This preparedness enables the General make onethd of all the
rolls of roofing used All civilized world you will find
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1916-02-04


rived 4. Deming Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lin Branum of Carl
zozo arrived in the city Monday.
They remained overnight and depart
ed Tuesday morning for the Mimbrss
Hot Springs. where Mrs. .P<.saln
Will receive treatment for an acute
attack of Rheumatism.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. NJ. Kline of Silver
.''-iry Visited -lmnnoing Sunday
.N0Taylor OF Sis grow vas hi
Deming Monday.
Mrs. +. Meyannan Of Sopar uns
in the city Monday enroute from Sill
yer City to her home.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1916-02-04

Il. v Nash of Tuscon, Ariz., ar
rived =. Deming Sunday.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-05-04
SEEN ON THE SIDE
The Isles OF Youth.

Far out on memory's throbbins sea
or cherished hope and lost cmprize.
or strangled faith, chained liberty.
The golden isles OF youth arise.
NThey wear glory on their crest.
Their valleys all are wales of peace,
Their POWERED fields. that WOO TO rest.
The fragrance Of the spring release.
Time blots them from the magic page
That memory holds for me to read;
Time steals away this heritage
That toll and sorrow superscde:
But still sometimes 1 catch CLEAN
of sun-kissed crest, of cloudless skies.
And in my wearied fancy seem
10 see the isles of youth arise.
On! happy dream Oh, radiant land
VI love, and. faith and nnocence!
ne SAD years pass and in their hand
Bring naught your loss can recompense;
ct times when memory's kindly art
Strips customs bandage from my eyes.
sec, with wildly beating heart.
The golden isles OF youth arise.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-05-04
News of Fifty Years Ago
'From the Richmond Dispatch, May a. 1861

& asf'ss an" ea rs of ot sSdfs ps; .
asrns his "'snt0n an an TIC
@seS E his @r S'a sf army Sssr
no SGrPns; the t%s
sent Sent him In regard to the presidents inten.
Si Deelara frS Of e ,n bench fudge
dents shoud not mat ner eaa rr Wi6
m' ,,,,,iy ronmissions could have no effect upon
f sron The insurrecton being DECLARED by the
also follows that the resdet nas n
TO declare that the military may. in certaint or
ns if State stu in eondi"n Where
e of sf eoSTss cannot TO-
MANI, MANI or have his warrant executed. but he can
sovereign state. and that he has mobiy done
OH n the nsW steamer lohn Sylvester has been put
m mer s'enmer and said to he the fastest
II let last syem"F loaded ND down " St 1 nas
sen Ii"nS and = fright fright
, to- For1s sS Years s es!uf s
forty years ago Thi"F Of i" it: H's"'"'"d
hal stern snd liz Of wind and rain. accompanied by
night 1t sr"eK p" SoGo 9ver anr last last
Ga the of e ne StS much seysrsy
% %sHs barns sTowng srops
that fell being as large as guinea eggs
the books for the capital stock
and sna con
n meet o., COMPANY will be opened in this city
very , much-7in fact, nearly anNof the stock
mas already been assured
y a meeting Of the whollers Of the United
ond Irc;.byterian Church DDr. Hoges church)
az D O'Clock this evening to consider the 0ues-
ton of altogether free pews. and also to con
church building.
session in Augusta day before yesterday re-
solved that IT is inexpcdient at this time
attempt in any way, shape, form fashion to
FORM any union with the Disciples This was
IN response To an overture from the Disciples
ChurcheS of Georgia. The Virginia brethren
arc Stiil laborinE in secret meetings over the
Pfooie'n as 1t pertains to Virginia
There were some large sales of leaf tobacco
on the Tobacco Exchange YESTERDAY Two com
mission merchants offered fancy stock from
pittsHlVania and Halifax Counties that brought
Die prices. One lot from Pittsylvania. com
posed entirely nno Of bright, yellow wrappers
me same county. Weighing over 700 pounds
weiEhing about 1000 pounds, brought SIS per
ion.. Two lots from Halifax County. both CON
SiSting or yellow wrappers. brought sl02 and
S?9 per 90 These lots weighed Jointly more
than 1000 pounds.
In the United States Senate yesterday two
resolutions. looking to the early re-admission
~ The now-eXcluded Southern States TO the
Cnlom were voted down. one was offered by
Mr. Williams and the other by Mr., Dixon ii
IS evident that the joint Reconstr6c Com
initt,e which seems to be in the Senate By
Charles sumner and in the House BY Thad
stevens. is going to have its way.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-05-04
And the Auditor Answers.

To the Editor of The Times Dispatch:
state oce G ir re ss an@ out OF
the or stay fe'iry on Of S he State of
Of ,He MiSsemny raised the annual
s.s5e 70 s ss9s%t Of rsn,entary from
500 to 81 200; supcrimtendent Of Public Print.
Court Of ne city Eichmond fro amf $500 reu to
$40; Auditor OF Public Accounts from $1,000
49, These increaSes were intended to he effective
o." As a" the 'i saIar MarG III III l. 81
the eNGepton Of the Auditor Of public Accounts
felt me duty Under 'n oatb 'e of oe Gi once
oni=er charged win disbnrsne money out 'a of
opinion The my 70 esxf ae
s@sIi n MAKING Gf the the ast ion
M the in sa ,he sa d3 les Of ross ofsr
S Of Se as sss n. O. Ss Of
f Iha, oce ehe h snly Of that Officer but
the increase ,a in the salary Of that oaieer could
the Gd S tie
General as to the constitu,ionaiity of the action
of the the Ga%o Of pnSs sR the salary
era vi BEEN ,he nnSisfd by enc
to issue warrants for the Increased salaries
General Assmb has been passed upon by by thu, the
court. will follow that advice.
ct must be admitted that the doubt concern
of the Auditor of Public Accounts is not nearly
so great as that presented in the of the
other officers named: but, If the question is to
be submitted to the court for its Consideration.
II be well at the same time to have the
court pass on that less doubtful phase or the
question which is involved in the case OF the
Auditor of Public Accounts. The interest of
the officers involved and due regard and proper
respect for the Constitutions, make 1t imDor q nj
that these questions should be put at rest"
The public has been fully informed OF this
matter through the press as I think IL should
have been, and for that reason 1t was given
the press e''''
agree with your correspondent that the
puhic should he Informed by public offciais
with respect to public business, because the
cheers are the servants of the people. and
nave never. when thought matter Of public
interest, FAILED to accept the courtesy OF the
press to make matter public.
C. LEE MOORE
-, Auditor Public Accounts.
Richmond May g. 1916.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-05-04

iluuiu hfe-watcr" That Is n mighty ugly report
tS come me, from tho prohibition town Danvile
an" balance of tho state: 1t Is order for Brother
nosSieE. or the Danvtllc Methodist. to Explain
~ me next meeting OF the Virginia Press As
Tno inc IL mot not s9onmTimss. pspateA When
arrests are made In Richmond (where saloons
a a w,ue open IN large numbcrs) for sale OF the
aruent on the Sabbath day and sales in an Illicit
m,hItmncr then Brother Mosclcy will have some
ir rmH TO nas' his Judgment OIL for tho all too
.i,SUlueht use of liquid fire. water" here. Dam
r roi!1 record Is not what It would be- il more
r r".k was broken by tho Offenders. after Judge
E u.eihneld's plan. and less money paid for Amos
W wives ana childrcn.--Danrille Methodist