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The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1917-06-06
CRISP SOLDIER
PROMOTED FAST
RUDOLPH BARRY, OF THE FIFTH
COMPANY, COAST ARTILLERY,
WRITES INTERESTING LETTER
TO HIS UNCLE i 49,

| Especially to those who are subject
to- service in Uncle Sans forces under
the present call, the following letter
will be very interesting. The letter is
written by Rudolph Barry, Crisp
county young man, 10 his uncle Mr..
Herbert Williams, Of Raines, in this
county
18th Co., Coast Artillery Corps,
Fort Hamilton, New York,
May 31st, 1917.
Dear Uncle Herbert: in reply to
your letter of May 9th inquiring how
have been getting along since l join
ed the army I will say that have
been pro.aotc1 very rapidly,
''The opportunity for man who at
tends strictly to business to advance
himself in the arym was better dur
ing the past year than ever before, and
now that we are at war any man in
the army who does his duty can get
ahead very quickly.
ITO show you how fast | have adj
vanced myself l will say that l was
sworn in as private at Columbus
Barra cks, Ohio, on August 4, 1916, that
| was made a private, first class, in
the 5th Company of Fit Hamilton, N.
Y, on April G, 1917, which increased
my pay by So per month; that l pass
ed examinations on April 90 making
me a LIST class gunner in the Coast
Artillery, being one out of the eight
from the whole company of over hun
dred men to pass and this also raised
my pay So a month; and l am not
taking examinations for Corporal and
expect to be made a non-commission-
ed officer in the near future.
Il have never missed a call since
enlisted and have never been brought
before the Company Commander for
misbehavior.
81 know you will be glad to- hear
how we'll | have done in so short a
time and I wish the boys at home
knew how quickly man who attends
to business in the army is spotted by
the officers and given chance to show
what is in him.
1.-THE men at home who wait till they
are drafted into the army will always
be ashamed that they did not go and
enlist like men rather than wait to be
compelled to join the army.
"If you think that this letter will
influence any of the boys at home to
enlist now and thus do their duty to
their country voluntarily, why, you
have my permission to show il tn
them, or to put it in the paper if you
wish.
81 was very glad to hear from you
and hope that you will write often.
with love to all the folks at home.
"Your nephew,
RUDOLPH"
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1917-06-06
r. n. QUATTLEBAUM IN
HOSPITAL AT STATESBORO

The many friends of r. Quattlebaum
regret to learn that while on a bust
ness trip to Statesboro this week he
was attacked with appendicitis and
was Immediately removed to the To-
cal hospital there where an operation
was performed Mrs Quattlebaum was
called to his bedside Tuesday. While
his condition is serious, chances Of
his recovery are considered more
hopeful according to messages to
friends here.
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1917-06-06

Continued on Page 81
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Suffrage Victory and Defeat

N/CMEN Of New York have won the nrjvi
icge OF the ballot while their sisters
III Ohio have been defeated in their hattie
iof equality at the polls While reioicine
over the victory and disappointed by their
ueleat they may rest assured that they 6ave
proceeded in both States along the exact line
ihdicated to them by the Democratic marty
'ues nave made their appeal to the indi-
'ouai STATES True, some Of the suffra se
eauc's are SUN clamoring for an amend
ment TO the Federal Constitution extending
ene fish' OF suffrage to woman in every
state out this Is misguided zeal and prob.
ably will fail again and again. inst az If
deserves TO fail.
No antisuffragist can honestly ouestio, r..
right OF State 10 enfranchise its women IL
iair majority of its voters so decree pnt
ever! ahtlsuhrasist has very genuine ripb,
W oppose the imposition Of equal suffrage
upon state which does not want it, II New
iorh ana Illinois confer full citizenship unon
'"eF women, Nirsinans. for instance have
40 concern or interest in the fact. But Vir-
s!hi"hs WI! resent. and should resent. the
adoption OF an amendment to the Copstitu-
,'oh enforcing equal suffrage in this stata
ny Inc congressional votes of Illinois New
9TH ana other suhfra &c States
II Is understood. OF course. tina, Conrress
can only submit such an amendment ana
,''"' me maj verdict rests with the States
W. ". 'Heihians oppose such a submission
"''an suffrage is purely State matter.
,. '"o"io Dc aeait with by the States with
OUT any pressure from the Federal govern
.ncn'' me women are making headwav in
their fight for the ballot throuph tha;r O.. 49,
campaigns, and they will show poIitica, ,r;s.
dom If they continue their Asbt .Inna ~,
line. "'onh 'haI
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Books and Authors

The Century Company announces that It is
work Of Louis Eaenalers:, ,he famous Dutc,,
sarooni;' in book for Nu'nr IN xi,
nse by & a. on Eden fsr
publication this month.
McI.andhursh Wilson'S poems OF >merca at
Var under n the i;s he LIZ
have variety in the first place. TO say nothing
beck viii e price nNed 10 H. so that every
g. Nar uasssS has i. n
shn n r hes eo ns Soo
TSs tr s Was made from COPY IieS.
Inesht bo,reTsd tro" his 1ro,hsr .aS on.
Soldes, nan n; H., in Esr"penoM in prison again
tarisn,.'' b: DR.. Karl Licbknecht
"Thrse's > Crowd" the amusing tale Of an
just published by Houshton aIimn Co, has had
ssa s the rhs sss Is
land to ,his commtrS during the summer After
Du, 'i II an snpearsnee Very much battered and
h Ss0s bee.
Il. Journey. ;. page OF the manuscrin,. showing
h a.ns ns sea fsn
Arts clubs in New York.
The Life Of John e Calhoun" eomplete In
william, NJ. Meies. has recently been published
by the Neale Publishing Co.'S, 5anr. Any attempt
studv states rights the tariff the United
states Treasury. or the DEVELOPMENT OF the War
Department. forces to turn 20 life OF
student of the informal torment from which
nresent nat; on born has looked about him
Cor satisfactory biography OF the greatest OF
the opponents of States rights. he has found in
nearly every life that the Carolinian Senator'S
We've. having been presented almost altogether
BY ne-tsan critics. have never met with under
standing in their INTERPRETATION. but. owing to
into such shape rs would please the tority q
American readers. The need OF adequate.
unhis sed study % the great statesman. actiyi-
ti>s no LONGER exists. n has been net by the
vigorous. significant. lrcrrrd accompIi shnent OF
Mr. William ~. Meies =, tho utterarce Of these
two large volumes. This Life OF Calhoun" is
Ear more co-,prehensive. though than the mere
stirring history of lore than forty years OF
the forensic convict 'h"t FLIED Calhoun's day.
presented In ","',' er that Is possible only to
one who. !s addition TO be'nE narrator. is
Ia u'v.r. scholar. analyot. critic and
lorici2,. .tccurac'' In all THINGS has plainly
heen the aim o. the hioEraohH-; his subjects
achi.ver,ca.s m's'Hk.s ,riumnhs d:saprnint-
ing II n'agn!ned. nothing "''"''-'- !. Tho d.iv-
ing Of fire author into So-'r--r "' reformation
tn,anv ri then nxcI,ri">N ~" '>-r tireless.
Not only tire or.resstora' ~-n-''r - Caihoun's
time. bu. the tcs-In,ou-- "',I o.'--io.. q con-
temporary rress I've i"tt"~s - fr'""1 ID .r-r,"
crer even the no in-irn.- ~'i---~>= ~
himself cr"cht IN lc;'"-~ h'S .'--.-e' :"
wave hr~n ccI'atnH ~ nr1-- 49,. $500 -.
h- corr-"'r,o-' 20 tho tr,," ..'->..,.'-~ ~
vis-s' political thinker that America has r.~
produced
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To Columbia.

written for The Times Dispatch.}
have no Golfers illed with ecla.
'.'hy bonds OF Liberty to buy:
Thou will not take my feeble sword.
Nor let me with mIsl;n. try
What can I give TO show my love
For God. my country and for right?
No gold. but Jewels rich and rare.
Two diamonds pure. with radiance
bright.
Take these-my Two beloved sons
Take freely. MI: yea. both are thine!
But bring me back my boys ,rain,
Or tell me where their E]orlcs shinei
You took them frem my willing hands
To ft them IN their proper place
Tho one on sea. the one on land
To tight for country ami our race.
Good Lord. Thou Enowest how to keen
And guard them In the trench and
on the deep.
Their hearts arc true: they beard thy
plea. -
And quick they answered: Here,
Send me-" ALIEN SsfJTri
Richmond, Va, November ., 1917.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-11-11
NEW MILK STATIONS
Federation Of Motkers' Club. E1tsnSs
Its Work for Children
OF City.

In preparation for the rapidly grow.
ing need for relief which the high cost
OF living is forcing upon the poor of
tho city. the Federation OF Mothers
Clubs is establishing two more Child
Welfare Stations In addition 70 Station
No. ]. already established by them at
e429 Venable Street
Child Welfare and Milk Station No. 2
Ia also splendidly serving the poor
babies in the neiphborhood OF Ii Yves,
Clay Street. This station has been
made possible through the CO operation
OF the Zionist Institute.
Through the cooperation OF the 80
cial workers Of the Nurses Settlement
the federation is establishing Station
No 3 at the corner OF Harrison and
Cary Streets, and. through the courtesy
OF the School Board. Station No. 4 at
the old Nicholson School in Fulton.
Clinics Will be held regularly at
these places. with Health Department
nurses in attendance.
These welfare centers ought to prove
convenient agencies for assisting those
whom the pressure Of war conditions
has temporarily placed In distress
The Federation OF Mothers Clubs,
through it's committee on child welfare,
Is contemplating a series of entertain
ments in order to raise SUFFICIENT funds
to properly equip these stations.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-11-11
CHEMISTS TO MEET
First Of Series 81 MsztkIy Gathertnss
Takes Place at Usiversity
Club Friday NiEht.

The first meeting OF the winter Of
the Virginia Chemists Club will be
held at the University Club on Friday
night at $3.50 o'clock. The officers are
using every effort to have this winter
he most pleasant. as we'll as the most
profitable. In the history Of tho club.
Both out-of-town members and those
living in the city are cordially urged
10 reserve the third Friday night in
every month from November TO April.
inclusive, for these occasions.
The marvellous growth OF both the
chemical industry and the influence OF
the American Chemical Society In the
past three years Is drawing public at
tentiou to the work of local sections
in a way heretofore unknown.
1t has been deemed wise TO make
this first meeting real set-toSether
affair, with no formal papers. Several
members who attended the Boston
meeting of the American Chemical So.
ciety and the exposition in Nav York
will be present and make brief reports.
Light refreshments will be served. and
every man who can possibly do 80 10
expected to he present.
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Long the Jeem. river

10 the Editor OF The Times. Disnatcb.
Sir.-My old friend from tn. bank,
Lanai snn y, is In his glory: the hunting sea
son rs open. his aim Is as true a. ever
M nt5 appetite tip top. lie says part.
rriages and rabbits are plentiful. ana
~ ne Us getting his share. However,. fIs
,nuntine ha, not diminished nts Keen
interest In Liza Jane" and he's dow
n an ms rsn heart deeply grateful, TO "Head.
~ H. from Bunnpass: Old vfrginian, from
w WtaHerly; Mr.. Z. L. Harrison: Tum.
ssails; and Mrs. NJ. F.. Walsh. Richn,ond
tor thelT contributions OF stanzas ~
TINS tayorite darby song. And he saw
, 10 mis- Dlnwiddie friend also. he thInts
tne latter has one verse of anoti,n,.
s :.G1tt,. mixed is6 in with Liza Jane" or
WHIST @his% read. rG,s . y!Msrss the rst line Of
ne. etc He fs somewhat puzzles wi,h
.nree dinerent choruses. but says Tia;
ns wen as some other workings Of III.
verses; is a matter OF local tastes and
az or them be preserved for the me-
snt and fnture generations, and kssn
Li1a Jane alive. In song even II shs
mas passed over the river. for the sanr
was universal favorite at corn sb,icL
- aso. g B.
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menwe.ith. or. other thoushtfui person
tami . with the situation. will take
II would appear enimently desirable
That at the next session OF tho General
assembly Joint resolution proposing
1reater part OF Article viii. Of the
constitution relating to "the orEaniza-
tion ana government OF cities and
towns. and limiting tho power OF the
General Assembly in reference thereto.
should be introduced and pressed 10 a
passage. and then submitted to the
trusts that this will DO done.
s. GORDON CUMMING.
hampton, Va. November 3, 1917.
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The Doctrine q. n.x,,.

70 the Editor OF The TI.rny- pIsnatch.
S.ir-After q perusrl ~ yo,r short
Sut strong editorial in your Issue OF
G ernnan rrus concerning testimony as to
himself. feel impelIed to ofYer a nos.
sloie explanation which is this:
AS ] take II, the great masses OF tn.
Ser1iah people have never read Bern
IA, m.ra, or Tritschke whose works ar.
Mil 1ns tex It,, Of Prussian tunkers and
chapter THE f Risht to in , his opwsn,n.
smeers at peace treaties and arbitrs-
ZION courts as the dreams or ideaJi,tA
sn nd 100. ,oo.s y, Nay. he even goes further
ards OF honor. such as the homa xe n.id
20 wealth and political power. Whiie
this iast statement may be true. II can.
not IN Justice be said that II is re-
sutt or peace. but arises from the dere-
announcing dishonest gain either IN
the political or financial world. In
other words. no standard OF rieht Nv.
ing or right thinking can supniant III.
clearly set forth our duties towards
God and our feiiowmen. But 10 nrS.
seed, Bernhardi 5ustihes cruelty. II
not determination OF weak people. by
citing the fact that In the animal king
ignoring the fact that Jesus Christ. in,
stead Of destroying the weak. healed
them. He overlooked the fact thar tbs
eauiiibrlum In the animal world is
maintained for mans existence. and not
ny rule for him to follow. In short.
the teachings OF Bernha rdi ana his CO.
workers 10 the doctrine OF devils and
not or men and accounts in a creat
measure FOR German cruelty and t,ar.
barism.
DUAL PORTER.
Richmond, Va, November 4. 1917.
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Sa turd az.


Q day that finishes my toll for now.
And bids ME work but half day. 0 thou
Mos; blessed day, ct cetera! thy name
From every tongue shall rine with loud
acclaim:
NY back fair aches from bending DER the spade
LOOK at the post holes in the week I've made.
I'm glad you're here. thou day of all the
b!est.
For now I'll chuck the pick and take a rest,
Five days and thou have rolled athwart nv
life
Ere last had surcease from shty strife;
rive days and thou. happy half a day.
In regal swta; have slowly rolled away:
AZ every whistle blowing expect
TO lose my job. words to that effect:
/ et once again you roll around day
On which / draw my small reluctant nav,
Let nations rise and bless thy coming Than
10 straishten kinks from out the backs Of men,
Let toilers shout In gladstone fevered roar
Ano snip keE OF suds down to the shore,
DOWN TO the shore, where oysters wait in droye,
DC cne~ed up In autumn's rustline groves!
rms is our day! Our day of rest and nav
1T cetera and, az it were. HooRAY.
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Interesting Health Queries
ANSWERED. BY DIP. BRADY. E, ],
Copyright, 1917. National Newspaper Service. :,

N What Grad. Grade B Milk Is;-Please tell. me.
Grade and eradt y, mix az be
Answer;-Grade b milk is not SO o. clean lea. : as
p TsS as Ess are less esa,y
prefer Is pay ep
something less eean Is a sxea aas
from the sanitary standpoint. - $50
Observation-Disclosures tell mo ov 10 prevent
!" spite or ali p!iss seG
uS 81 on to Seess you little
The s"t too s mSen enysops
Simple VS.. Compound sneeze--wil YOU pleas.
s s My II i; is. that some
M u ia SsFs s9s
and men and i, Is very emS.rrassyInso '"er f 81
fSsd roHsns - asm,ssnd
sbs to make IS one nse SSH 4. .rie
eond h.a,N yourself npon vaity and
who have esrnes YIN ne poos
tmothcr snees. and too many eosya aa
pu Of G;n you sna e. vim into
who.some ' to sneess ,srourh natural and
mouth at the sans time. "o'e any
Carbohydrate and Thnes--wher. can
protea a1d "a. IN ' ae s%o.n, of
Migrate. nroteid and fat arc required in the fnnI
%oEt man aged nineteen years doing m,iscuiar
Answer-Send 10 cents in coin to tho s,;n.rr;i,,,
tcndent OF Documents. Washington r; 'SSpSetinss
s sqe suI. s9iny q u Deparen Of Asis1
nftecn TO twenty ounces OF csrnoh vddr,e from
two and one-half ounces Of protsiI anS; apout
sssI"ate that much daily " mat H. he must
Found--A Remedy for pruri,,, ~.
ysnr, or m aae,ol vas great sufferer fts
skin eruption nothing but 4 Kind Of drynnns
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-11-11
SEEN ON THE SIDE
Curly He.s.


Curly Head. Curly Head, Twinkle i'm 7 our Eye
Come and let your mother brush your hair,
Mercy me! Gracious /! Little Tangle.Tle!
Have you any curis that you can spare?
Here's curl for mother, here is one for dad
where's the curl for company. [ say.
Oh! the merry wrinkles die-baby's eyes are sad:
Hasn't any curls to give away.
Curly Head. Frowzy Head. chubby little rat.
Don't you cry-well get the tansles out
How do you ever get them all into your little
hat
Hush now. Curly Head. and don't YOU pou,
Mother has her brush and comb baby has III.
Here we 30. TO hN them SO they'll stay:
One for mother. one for dad, one for Iir,,e pir,>
What! not single curl to give away?
. Curly Head! Stingy Head! Not single lock-
Won't you give me for doing thi,r
Just little clipping from your tangled Iitu.
shock:
Oh very well. then--pay me with q kiss,
Bless his heart. little heart! Now the iob i,
done
Kun away and play. and don't YOU cry.
Ism he the sweetest boy beneath 81 smi,inc en-
Curly Head with wrinkles in his eve
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Afr. water and Hu.iaity,

j. d. ~. Hopewell.--A consideration
or the water vapor element OF the at.
With the other gases that mako up
the air." IT is entirely Independent Of
them. When the humidity is 100 per
and the space in which this S CONDITION.
exists can hold no more vapor without
condensatton, provided the temperature
ana n pressure ,Iess remain unchanged: And
space Is devoid OF. or filled with. the
permanent gases of the atmosphere. A
cubic foot Of atmosphere contains a
cubic foot OF dry air, and, IL the hu-
nudity is 100 per cent. cubic foot Of
saturated vapor. A vacuum can hold
no more of the water element thar. an
part out Of 100000 parts of saturated
vapor AT a temperature Of about 55 de.
9rees Fahrenheit would be water.
ChrIstmas Hoxe. Tor Soldiers In France.
{ Mrs. Nj B. F.. Richm ond.-The war
Department. has nude public rules gov
sres of nc sy %s COR and
forces in France. The. rules provide
Under seven snd ss i es
ages must also be in wooden boxes,
Se tea TO shn sHs Ses
jars. Mail and express packages should
be addressed AZ now prescribed by
"Christmas Boy" They should be sent
to pier J. Hoboken, N. j." I1vcry
package. before shipment, will he
searched for explosives or other dan
Eerous matter The regulations re-
auire that the contents Of each box
be clearly stated on the outside. The
shipment o. Christmas boxes may he
gin q: once. hut that none viii he
forwarded which reach IIoboken nf-
ter December 4. The name and al :
dress OF the sender must be stated
on tho outside OF oach box, - =
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peculiar madness for election advertising
which was not wholly without method. He
printed and circulated quantities of campaign
literature. which rarely succeeded in secur-
ing him any vote but his own. One Of the
planks in his regular platform was as fol-
lows: public employment for every one who
wants 1t, Mt liberal salaries, with frequent
vacations and full pay while on leave II
people could have believed this plan feasible
he might readily have been elected President
AS it was, he passed away without collecting
the smallest political plum.
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Yoke May q. throw. or.

To the Editor,ot The Times Dispatch: !,
,sir.-The recent glorious antisuffraxe
T1ssS So In Ohio. With It's majority Of
Jority IN New York; makes the four
teenth State which has rejected woman
ssomrage at the polls within the last
Ohio. the former having an antisuf.
iraEc majority of two to ono. were
relerendums. overthrowing legislative
enactment. When We add to these the
recent restoration to antisuffrasa ra nks
OF indiana. through the decision OF it's
court OF Appeals. showing the action OF
l! LeGtsiaturc In giving women presi-
dental franchise. to be unconstitu-
Iionai: we have valuable array OF
nrtcedents proving that tile suffrage
Hoke. even when apparently securely
VIRGINIA ANTI
Richmond. Va. November 10. 1877.
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;ahere should be Jaw requiring reason
ablc number OF signcrs 10 his petition before
a.person can secure The printing of his p,,no
upon an offciai ballot. Year after wear in
virginia irresponsible people. with mania
tloI aa'erusihg' announce themselves for Of
fces, Tor which they have no ca rthlv oualisco-
tion and TO which they can have M Sane 49,,
OF being elected Some twenty Years .ro
there was such all individual in the st.,o
WHO was candidate for some Office At cycrv
election, even running for Congress In
district in which he did not reside. He had
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-11-11
verify, Yea.

'oh: how | wish my wife would set well
again: I'd give anything IL she could get her
health ack:'
That's sympathetic. old man; you deserve
credit"
Sure do. When she wen stayed out
all night. but now that she's sick have to get
In b. 10 o'clock. She's got insomnia"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-11-11
Common Law MarrI.we

AIRS. 5. W.. HopewelI.-A common law
marriage Is marriage by mutual
agreement by the parties without for
mai ceremony. and provable by the
subsequent conduct. such rs living to-
gether az man and wife. acknowledging
their relations before others. etc. The
courts generally hold them legal when
they are definitely proved
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-11-11
Ex-Eupres. ~ nu..In.

MISS T. +. NJ. Ashlamd.-Th. ex-
Empress Alexandra Feodorova OF Rus
car. was known before her maria re
as Princess Alice OF Hesse- Darmstadt.
She is the daughter Of the Grand Duke
Louis ~. of HeSse. and his wife, Prn-
She is not the sister OF the German
emperor.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-11-11
MarrIa1e Licenses.

Fl. r. F.. Glasgow-Marriae licenses
are required In all the States Of the
Union. The Territory OF Alaska does
not require license. California and
appear and be examined under oath,
~ submit aff1dayit 800
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-11-11
Shoe Relish ..s PASTE.

G.. w, Richmond.-Gun arabic. four
ounces; molasses. one and one.half
ounces; strong vinegar. two ounces;
GOOD black ink, one-half pint: spirits
"i WING. one ounce; sweet oil. ono
ounce. Dissolve the gum in the ink.
:t"h the oil. rub them in mortar until
thoroughly united; then add the vine
gar ana moiaSses. lastly the spirits.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-11-11
TestinS II.

Now that you've put the. new vault In sa i'd
the bank president. II want to give it severe
test TO II II Will withstand assault"
Yes. sir" said the contractor. And your
Instructions"
Fill 1t UP with hard coal and hams and let
ii be generally known that We are all going
cunning and nobody Will be guarding the bank
for week
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-11-11

subscriber, Manteo.-DirSolve ordi.
nar! san In water until the solution
10 as stronS az you can make It, Some
people put into the solution q small.
quantity OF saltpeter.