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Cooks and Authors

ss S%ss essSsf sy n ssassoaE
ehar%s deserpfSe a "d'0 hste sHe
Of the SSssp s'0 Hss saps4S
illustrated volume deals with towns and cities
doc. Provcmce Savoie AuvergSe. Picardie' La
Bcauce and Touruine
o4 About v,,I rSssS Tsrlls By Mrs George de
uine girls story of the good old -fashioned Sort
as af Is h' ae esre Of
good vicar aud his wife. She wins her way
Becomes prope JEALOUS Lord par sr1ns dau sha
ter, the beautiful Eosalind, whose life she saves
the tale is wholesome and kindly.
aS a WrSH s tths PENN s%ms
s%p n3 shsT Sn, rssHre very
able; a companion, volume by the same autor
jams
PICKLES r'iial,ss and other good ihngs. with
can can tg dr h hnsbands palate and Ie
foodstuns s''p'' Vi
,,, The safely Curtain and Other Stories" by
ali he sare 81 : BEEF as
Sessed strength and charm as th nos
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s hc Sp,srsishfd arms. DO line Shc
remorselcss pursuer bent OH again ensiavins
her s ST% il the zstsS sSfan h s
im,tereS;ims are The other four long stories OF
OF more than 100 pages.
The Century Company announces the forth
coming publication OF "DOrcys Airship Manual"
s i" hs The rSsai Of a. Gs!T M nv.s
CATION extending over period OF four years
IN the course OF which many hundreds OF Eng
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ent status as We'll with the ca ry history o;
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down since 1884
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There were seven men. and was a fool
ANA ono WAS he boss of :. country school
The third was man with woudrous brain
Tie fourth cook and the fifth insane.
The sixth was preacher. the seventh a kpnye
And they all were houn! for the self-same grave
The fool. a. time whircd It's weary WAY
became Il Philosopher. honored anG gay:
In" *rhoomas'er worked rom his low position
An' became national politician:
The hrainy chap lost his brain: the crook
feciine priest. with his cowl and Book
Ana the crazy man recovered his mind.
Will" The EnaTe TOOK to saving his fellow-k nd
And only one stu' k to his trade. OF the seven
The preacher keep preaching OF hell and heaven.
mere wrr" seven msn---th"rr were seven ni..ts.
lhrr" were seven humans Of seven kinds.
AhC none VII" had known in their early DAYS
ihcSf ren Hi'" Travelled their seven ways
Would have thought that the crock might
narSon lie.
~ ,ae Nnavc would take up humanity.
well YOU n"Nc: can teli--and the moral is he re.
Don acccrt things always they appear
ror under lie artistic and skin and bone
Is something that works in way OF It's own.
Ma YOU never may know the lint from the
knave
ih'* SIDE Of t.e edge 0: the common grave,
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SEEN ON THE SIDE
ny HENRY EDwARDl WARNER



| love TO go downstairs and gaze
with loving. lingering glance within
fh" magic hope Of winter days
That common people call bin:
] love tc go below. see
How much there is of that last ton
Could there greater pleasure be:
Gould amy sport be greater fun"
Q dusty haven OF winter hope
Tucked there behind my lock and key
What bliss ii is TO go and sropc
In what the gods have brought 10 me.
love to 60 when life looks blue
And there is misery In my soul.
And coun, again store OF ccal:
With ,euder touch count them Ger
one lump. two Jumps. three Jumps OF coal.
Aha. Another: That is four,
Anu five. and six: Upon my SOU:
And what x this. snus-tuckcd between
The spring ing boards: Come more on =.
When winter prospects look so lean.
lis to The bin love to go:
love 10 e" downstairs, and count
The lump" of inky jewels there.
My sinking spirits seem 10 mount
As on some golden mystic stair.
Riches. No Croesus ever knew
The richness Of my feeling when
md four more concealed In you
Ana know. 9 En- that here are ten
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-11-23

wheeled away 20 the residence Of Judge Robert
m OVID On Govsrnor street where he will re,
is OF Mr. 5aviss counsel Last nir ht he was
Ing trial and the purposes Of counsel lie said
Mr. Davis Is bailed 10 appear next Monday.
Judge Underwood are both expected to be pres
be here in dine time Counsel viii certainly ask
for an immediate trial. and oppose any post
ponement. unless something unforeseen turns
night '"s '"''
Nearly ali the Richmond whisky is,illera
have ceascd operations the proprctors of tho
distillcres claiming chat the present large reve-
evasion OF the law.
= protest is on foot 70 have great meeting
culture. etc. under the new conditions. The
executive committee or the state Agricultural
slider the propriety OF calling this melting for
December II.
Judge Meredith during this month, and ave
more re cases ;;, remain on me docket to he yet
in this latitude. "''s ne"
ro,,inE match for 500 side off yes
bay geding and Mr.. Bakers black mare Katy
e hs say and ssa sss making
On the market there HAS been some decline
in hog meats. Bacon shoulders now going
a. in, ~ yTsnia hog round a. Is to 81 Viz
80; plain hams 90.
Married. at "Wheatley," Bedford County Va
or! on the evening Of the 18th instant; by Rev.
and Miss Lucy r., daughter OF r. C. MtcSeii.
Cone Congress reassemhled yes,eEday In the
sa Hs Sa senae ampy me q
TO Monday. Thad stevens was In Washington,
In Raleigh and Wake County, James II. Har-
IL was e,eeted e. me GonstIiutonai convsn:
next highest man on his ticket
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Nv the Sea.


1t is II beauteous evening. calm and
free:
The holy time is quiet as Nun
Ereathiess with adoraton the broad
Is sinking down in its tranquility:
The gentleness Of heaven is on ths
Sea;
Listen! the mighty Being is awake,
And doth with his eternal motion
sound like MISUNDERSTANDING
Dear child: dear girl. that walxest
with me here,
II thou appear untouch'd by SOLEMN
thought
Thy nature is not therefore less divine:
Thou lest in Ahrahams bosom all the
year,
And worshipst at the Temples inner
shrine,
God being with thee when we know it
not.
William Wordsworth.
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fiealth aIks, by DR.. VIM. Brady
'N"pSrrn'' 1917. nv National Newspaper servIcsJ
rrininx With C.t.rrh.

Neither local nor constitutional nci,bor - a.
hlond nor III The family. no, symptom. nor veI
,.o u'.tase' nor even physical condition Yet
nave IT Can you guess what il is? ..t',t,rr 10y
y mos conveneni name to apply TO variam.
troubles when nobody knows what really i. 1 1h
matter. N ''"''s Is 'he
Catarrhal is an adjective which q ..,s,,,
reader may consider significant n is sic niG
No physician ever knows what he thinks wIn 80;
he thinks "cutarrh" or .'catarrha !, = I'LL,
camon'iase People think or certain nose and
ihroat troubles Of long duration as beionsins
10 the 'catarrh' category. Well sneak 1ie6s
nitely. who knows whereof 10 snn Ill
about simple chronic rhinitis meaning an in,
tinueS Tor months years. Simpla In al
,,nguiHh it from hypertrophc rhinitis in which
the lining Of the nose taild The covering OF The
turbinate bodies in the nose) is not ONLY enron
ically inhamed, but also thullened cons;dern bIv
10y the gradual o"crsrowsih or the infiaIned pari
And simple chronic rhinitis must also he dc.
ining membrane is only inta1ned hmt ., I,o
shrunkcu and wasted and thinncd out Each of
these forms or rhiniiis will he discussed in
what causes chronic rhntis? Climate? nh.
Wsa.ner Dam3b posHre NO. Living in low
disposins factors OF nose and throat iroubbies
have served long enough to conceal our isnor-
amce Rhinhis prevails just much in one
ON hill plain and In the valley and certainIv
less amone indiydHals much exposed than
more you keep them confined in The warn,
house and tho warm schoolroom. the more Xix civ
they are 10 develop chronic rhntis with or
without adenoids and enlarged tonsils EduraIa
them in open-air schoolrooms. or even in schoo1
rooms ventilated with a :immer Of intelligence
and other nose and throat troubles
In an early issue, as a magazine might an
mounGs when he s%ry begins TO be interesting
of simple chronic rhinitis.
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For war Library Fund.

According 10 Information reaching
state Librarian Ncliwainc. Virginia..
allotment OF $4,000 for the war library
fund ~ slowly growing, and has now
reached about $4,000. Several times
has this campaign been extended. AMI
II will not now close until December
/. d. Ncllwaine was yesterday ad.
Nlsed that Roanoke. Charlottesville srt
Salem had subscribed ths:: fun A..
lotfnents
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>tcLoI.. y.chel I.l..,.,.

n: q. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES oIas
Nachel Lindsay was. born at Spring
field, ILL.,. November 10. 1879. He was
graduated from the Springfield High
school in 1897. and was student at
has lectured for the New York y. n.
c. \. and the Springfield, ILL.,, y. NJ. G..
y. and for the AntiSnloon League
walked from Illinois TO New Mexico,
distributing rhymes and speaking in
behalf OF the Gospel Of Beauty" and
has made frequent lonE trips OF a SINH
lar character. lie is unmarried and
lives in Springfield. Ill.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-11-23
Indian Simmer.

Mrs. p. J.. G., Newcastle.-.Indian
summer is a term loosely applied to
any period of exceptionally fine weather
occurring during October or Novem-
her, but the weight Of authority seems
I" place il in November. According
to one tradition OF the Indians. they
always had second summer OF nine
Gays just before winter set in" which
mer in North America corresponds TO
similar SeusOn, prevailing during the
late autumn in England and the Medi-
teIranean countries, called st. Mar
val which falls on November II.
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Sic Oh I.fa.trr neCIneuI.

j. -. w, Ashla nd.--The army or
Sdnization for overseas service has re-
Gently been completely changed from
the old war strength" Under the
new Organization at maximum 5trenSth
an infantry regiment Will comprise lo3
ofhcers and 3.6J2 men divided as fol-
lows: headquarters and headquarters
company. 3o3: battalions OF rife
companies. each. 3.07S: supply COM
pany. 40: machine gun company,
total OF 800. An infantry division
has total strength OF .7.ij2 officers
and men.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-11-23
information Eureau.

Inquire. regarding almost any tspic,
excepting ON legal and medical sinh
}rctS, arc ,aasuered free. A. all ia
autries arc snnwered directly by per
sonsi letter :-cent stamp In required
Tor return postaEe. Address The Times-
n'spsfch Information bureau. Rick-
mend, IN.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-11-23

HNPSCrIDsf. faymarket .-PrincipaI
III ensures passed by the recent special
session Of Congress follow: Declare
ton that state of war existed with
Germany; law for issue or Liberty
rriation for the support or the army,
carrying s27S.G46.32.: seiective draft
hin. increasing the strength OF the
navS and marine CORPS; espionage bill:
military and naval establishments;
sG4o,O0o.o00 uir craft bill; food sur
rey and food control billy; second
to the allies; the war tax revenue act:
trading with he-epemy act; soldiers
and sailors insurance act: urgent def
cheney act, carrying $J.35c, 66S,016 for
war expenses, the greatest single bud
get In the history OF any government.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-11-23
News of Fifty Years Ago

MIR. Davis reached the
city by the steamer Abe
marie from New York last
night. But few persons i'm
Richmond knew he was
coming so soon for his APP
preaching trial. lie left
Montreal last Monday and
came unaccompanicd to
Ne" York. where he took
the steamer. which stopped
en- route TO Richmond only
at Old Point Comfort. On
the arrival OF the steamer
at Rockets, Mr.. Davis,
with vallse and shawl in
hand, diseinbarkcd. quickly
stepped In Il hack that wa S
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-11-23
Area of Canada and the 4. :.

II. T.. A.. Richmund.---rhe United
states has an area OF 3.026,IS3 square
miles. exclusive OF Alaska and its
island possessions. Canada has an
area OF 3.I.9.Gi5 square miles.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-11-23

". ID. ~. Wire iiina.--For subjects OF
examination for entrance Into the An
napol!s Naval Academy. address Chief
OF Bureau OF Navigation. Navy Depart
ment. Washington, ID. &.
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t'urbing Alien Enemies

D RESIDENT WILSON and his advisers have
enlarged upon the barred zone system as
means OF protecting American war proper-
Ties from enemy raids More rigid regula-
lions against the presence Of any alien enemy
within the zones described in the Presidents
proclamation are to b. put into force with
the nope that such measures will safeguard
mhhition plants warehouses; elevators
steamships and shipping piers from arson and
sabotage.
The success OF this plan, OF course. depends
upon the rigidity with which The zones in
HueStioh are pollccd. At The outset o. the
war less sweeping zones were created and
all aliens warned agains, entering them or
hVlhg within them without special permits
sion This measure was mildly enforced lint
IL WAS IN no sense effective. Z $ indica cd bv
me outrages which have been consummated
MoS OF Inc policing al the time was intrustod
TO local auth rites. These authorities NAV
nave been lax in their work or Indifferent
'o"arG the governments policy In any
event me raids continued and have grown
more and more bold. The losses have
mounted higher and higher and the s,,n,tion
became so grave that the government was
compelled to act more dccisively
Along with the Presidents proclamation
mas come the unofficial information that the
government has under consideration the en-
ploymenl OF large bodies of the National
nuar" III pa'rollng tho properties within the
barred zone. If this is true il will be a.,
indication that the government is not relvipp
upon orders. proclamat ions and mere words
10 protect public works from attack II
VIII mean that III bayonet and the machine
gun VIII take the place OF printed Sims
words OF warming and inefficient policing
IL the new order does not offer The protec-
tlon TO war properties which the government
owes then general internmcnt of all aIion
enemies undoubtedly will be ordered. This
measure is held in allegiance as last resort
hut II will surely come if the pl,n uow i,
effect is failure
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involve. Legal 0ue.,i....
Naval Academy Examinations.

q. j. IT,. istchmond.-This bureau does
not undertake TO give advice on legal
questions.
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charcoal .:pA.s pns,, Though,

III No gotta oontrack wild de devil" said
Charcoal Eph. ruininativriy. ''yo' sure monty
sariatn pay in de full when de black rabbit wild
de pink eyes 81 on yo' beioost TT, some pork
Mistah Jackson
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HcuriouS but a fact" said Binks, that when
a'' p'' ROC on The skillet 10 Try. his legs
!"'' hcep o" Kicking and kicking. Know WIZ"
"ciI, n"--cr--rot exactly; but il YOU were
''"s gong ON a sNiIlct. wouldn't you kick"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-11-23
PRICES of Wheat.

S. X. H.. South Boston.-During the
War Between the States wheat at one
time sold for s2:25 in the Chicago
Grain Market. while on the seaboard
So in gold. The prices forced by the
war lasted until 1861. From that time
until 1883 wheat sold above 81 every
year, and In the following twenty
years wheat brought above 81 in eleven
years. not continuously. but at times.
In 1872 the Franco-Prussian War,
either by demand or speculation, forced
wheat to $1.61. Three years prior to
that September wheat was cornered,
and this corner sent wheat to $2.47 a
J. Harper In 1887 sent wheat 10 $l.I6:
that Of B. J. Hutchinson in 1888 raiaed
the price to 81 a bushel. In 1898
Joseph Letter corDered the wheat mar
ket, and the price was sent to Sl85,
and in 1909 James A. Patton again cor
nered the market. and tho record price
at that time was $l.60 q bushel
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-11-23

AMI are YOU sure your husband loves you.r
Why. certainly he does: lie has stopped
calling ne up six times day and hus buchlsd
down hold mis- jot"
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Samuel
tionlpcrs's
Victory

on the issue 81 pacinsin VI The convention OF The
American Federation OF Labor. Mr.. Gonpers
had 3rsanized The American Alliance for Labor
and Democracy 20 combat the Peoples Council.
which is n pro German and paciiist organize ion
within the ranks OF organized labor BY vote
OF "l.5Ia to 4O", the American FEEDERS Ion has
indprsed what the President called Mr. CON.
perSS patriotic courage. lurse vision and
stateSmanlike sense OF what Is TO be done" We
are all Americans. the President declared lab Dor
and capital alike. we are engaged i'm the com.
mon enterprise which il to release the spirit.
has demonstrateti that those in IFS ranks who
separate themselves into Gruups aDart from this
common enterprise few.-pubiic Ledger
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Snort

Ever see the man who MT AFFORD to bay lew
:ho"S FOR the baby stand:r: around with me
foot on ;he brass buying drinks for the crowd
SOM" sport hi!h.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-11-23

'"c'2r VIVA, you need. man is a co,npIet.
IN you We nfen working too hard. You're
an ia6eed on! What's your business?
the rasecd-Out: WY I'm AN inventor an,
manufactures II lahor-savins devices
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-11-23

The Azores Islands are in the North
Atlantic about two-thirds OF the way
between the United States and Europe,
and belong to Portugal.
An Amsterdam dispatch last Monday
said that German NiceAdmiral kirch-
hosef. writing in the Ncuste Mach
richten. declared Tint the United States
had established herself on the Azores
and constructed Notifications at Iunta
del Gsdo. lie attempted to point out
that such possession would threaten
important German world chip routes,
and interfere with connections with
Germany's colonial possessions
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-11-23

u some "nA could take thc city's gan. of
S"'e''' Sh'o! 'hs. cocktail drinking. sirl-cg-
''S' anaiisr-horrowinG dudes of the corner.
ana send Them against the Kaiser we'd &c,
licked riin,h certain, mister,
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MEMBER or TIE. ASSOCIATED rRESS.-rhe
Associated Press exclusively entitled tho for
republication Of nii news dispatches credited to
moi otherwise credited In this paper, and also the
local published herein. All rights Of repuiIra-
ton of special dispatches herein also reserved.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-11-23

nc man who walked in;, the pawnshop wit
fod watch ant traded il for silver c,s
anu s. remarked as lie lett:
Nel circumstances alter cases
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-11-23

The American Federation oi Labor has
raised itself in the estimation OF the Ameri-
eau people by its loyal stand the issues
OF the war. Ii has been the misfortune of
that organization TO number among its mem
bcrship certain blatant pacifsts. at heart dis
loyal TO the nations cause, who have tried
10 give the impression that they spoke for
the ma jority OF American workngmcu. Their
prctcnsions have now been silcnccd by de-
cisve vote Of the delegates and the cause OF
labor has been tremendously helped
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-11-23

The Administrative Board is advertising a
steam roller for sale 1t probably fears being
crushed under it when the Civic Association
takes the wheel
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-11-23

DC Siad TO send you karei. Or wall send It 10 |
your family doctor II he wants 1t. Or to your |
mother IL she wants II.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-11-23

rtBilsREn every day In the car at South Tenth
street. Richmond. Va. by The Times Dispatch Pub.
!;,hins Co.. tnc. Charles T.. iIasbrook. Editor aud
/ Manager.
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FRIDAY. NovEMBEE ~, 1917.

Enlistment OF commercial travellers in the
crusade for food conservation will mean an
,rmphatic boost TO the movement, for they
go everywhere and nave way OF reaching
everybody who has TO do with food distribu-
ton. Besides, they have the talent Of max
ms fOrceful arguments in nutshell and the
tact TO present them in convincing style.
And they have personal reasons for not want
ing TO sec food shortage.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-11-23

Inc Kaiser says he is Rghtin.: for truth
his supply of that article was exhausted be
fore he began to fight,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-11-23

Peopie who are fussing about the huge
pro"'s OF farming should remember that agri-
culture Is still an open game in this country
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-11-23

berhn police shoot down Socialists SAYS
news item. The United States may he
compelled to take q lesson from this further
illustration OF German efficiency.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-11-23

Where will this high cost OF living ceaso9
NO" the Police Court has fixed the almo. [
prohiDitive price OF $50 for each bavrum
drunk
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-11-23

Is NaGe,i Not Tor d az tris-I am school
duce about twelve or fourteen pounds. Please
AnsWer.--No. Mary, sorry but we
think little girl who attempts any reduction
regimen should do 1t only under tho supervision
of her family doctor When you grow I'M and
become a fat woman. write again, and we'll