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TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-06-11
Der tiirftide Diplomat nnS
&inSenbnrs.

Sn eneliiGeu 3eitungen in gne.
lono eri6ien i6olt Dor 2go6en Elm
glrtifel NIT Der lleberihriit: AGas
Qripntleben mo Die @enobnbeiten
0es @eneralfel6mari1aas bon SPIN.
Oenburg". gQg 8erfoiier miro elm
Wtann uomenS 9lrmantbos aaftan.
0oblon oneege6en. sin &lirfe, Der
ldfge Der tirtiihen @elanotlhoit III
Berlin nrgebort baberL obcr Jest
auf Der Sniel Malta leben ioa. gtar
merle it9 Die &ueae: @talta iii in
enalilbem 8eiis.
Ser 8erfoiier rpia mabren0 ietnes
qufentbaltes in 9eutihlmo aud
nit Dem 6onlals nod obifnren uno
auBer 8ienIt iteben0en General, bel
MIR foenigen gelegentlihen 3uiam-
mentiiniten flldtig befailnt getuor.
ben ietH. 9o9 einmal bdtte q
iid 70 getrofien. oaB er Den @ene.
ral in Dem 0ieiem geborigen SouiC
p9onbeim" bel 9amober aui9eiuht
bate. Sci 0Ielem 8aiuhe babe ibm
Der beutige 5el0maridaII Wortlid
oas folgenoe geiost:
s8arbnren, pil0e 9olfer, berite.
ben Die Rriegiitbrung beiier ais DiC
Gurppaer. sic fennen feline VIC.
geIn un0 baben feinen aooer, teir
Dolferredtli6eS abtommen. Sr
iolte Der arieg iein. Site 0einer
Seine ouf irgei0 enc 8eiie, in oer
Oh Is crm6gli6en fannit. @eun ou
i'm Damn getotet bolt - In GENT
gerber @iaiie natiIrlid, 10 0aB er
telnen &iberitnn0 ntebr ~Ieijter
fann, - bonn made i'm 8a oeinem
5tlapeu. Dos lit Der burbariihG
@eg Der ariegfttbrltng. ober 6er
rette &5eg."
Gia @eitidte miro iclbit in eng
lan0 nur BON oen gang 8ummer
geglaubt Dorben iein. Sic lit ia.
tirli6 nur ertImoen sur 9erbeRung,
Su Der iogor IN England bon ben
@ebiIocteren beo11terten a8olterber-
besung". @lon peiB oltdj in jeneu
areiien, ooB nte0er einnnl Srie0C
etufebren mug ur0 oanit cine Ser
iobnung unter ben 8oltern. 3iG
@erbeser iudJen cine 1oLde 9eri0b-
nltng I'M 8oralts 5ur ltnmogtlfteit
81 MAIDEN.
Gang bebnuerlid lit es. 0ab ber
artifel nun aud in omeritaii6en
3eitungeu grfnnbme gefu10en: er'
items aus Dem oben angesebeneu
@runoe uno 6lueiters aus ben
@r1noe, 0aB ole oneritnniideu 9ei'
tungen, Die ibm Raltm gabeL often.
bar ibre 2eier fir 10 Dum1n balten
ME sic gong llngebiI6ete @laiie IT
englnno.
lIno bod baben ieiblt mir beiu
2eien oes artifeIs am boriger
Sonmtag cine feline 5ret0e erlebt
Der 8erfaiier oes 9lrtifeIs mad
n0mLid iton in Der ginleitung cir
Geitdnonis. gr er5ahlt, Dab Del
General geIddelt babe, ols er i'm
b~orgeitellt pur0e. 4Is Der &trfr
oonn iid ilber Die ltriade Der Sci
terteit erfunOigt babe, babe Sinoeit
burg qeanttDortet; bic llrinde lit bic
onB i6 mir beluuBt bin, 0aB ieoas.
NAL, peun ih aiuen 3iplomater
porgeiteQt ner0e, id einen Deitarer
9ugner meinem 9efauutenfrcis gu.
| geiiiot babe.
llno - Der @etfaiier oes artifela
er51bIt Damn fpabr un0 wabrbaitig
oaB CT Dem General e~ingeitnnoer
babe, DAP Die GipLomoten - menr
audi 5u einem b~eitimmten 3mede -
tatiddli1 2itgner ieieil. TT natitr.
Iif eingeihloiierl
9aB bic gngI1nber ben fir itt
| grGuiamen 8is nidlt oeritanoen. if
berjtdn6Iia - nber Die ontcritoni
| iden 8ldtter2
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-06-11
kcntrakt fir
20 ~Stabltainpfcr!

SdbonnoA, Ga, II. Surti-0ie
gtnoes Shiffsbnlbeb0r0e bot Der
6irua Germ s. &ren6 Ben %ioforti.
gen San BON 5pon5ig GtabIoom.
pfern bon ie 5000 &ounen gum
@eiomtpreiie BON 100000 iiber.
tro9en. Ole 5irrnd beabiidti9t, bier
in Sabnnnnb cine groBe Shiffsbnt-
anitolt 3u erriften unb 1000
&nnbnerter 1terber gu bringen.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-06-11
aann man nnr ein 9ina tnn.

g8enn Sbre 8out nit benz befti.
gen grennen unb Slden oeg. eczema
beboItet lift, fam tpirflihe un0 oau'
ernoe grleI6terung nlir bon elmer
gebonolung er3ielt ner6en, Die
ourd Die 9berfdde bur- yringt -
Del6e Die eigentIide GueLe 0es
uebels erreiht. Sogenamte Saul,
franfbeiten entiteben aus eineul
franten 3uIton0 oes @Illtes iiro Die
ridtige Sur gebt 0urd 0ns 9Ilt.
Sufen sic nab unb fern INN
Gle tonnaa feline 8lutmeoi6in fin.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-06-11

Itl SpittIt Ole UT DeII AlubtH ItOl-
BEN 5iir @ernibtling 9eutialano's
beteiIiet finb unb eonS b~eionOers fiir
Die bel0enmiitiaen S%ronaoien, hon
oeneH @ii3ot, Der fran5oliihe @e'
i6i6tsihrei6er, in ieiner @el6thte
Der 8ibiIiiotion guropa'S iagt:
ga 6rnnte marble a Ia tete DC Ia
cibiliioticn@ [0ronfreih mariaiert
on Der Spite Der Civilization ?
sic fenn3eihnet nber 10 reft Die
arroean5 unb Notwithstanding
Der angelilhIiIhen Gr6mcrieelen.
Sic miBoGten Ielbft Die eigenen
8erbinoeten Die ms @eroerben ge.
lodt fpurben nno mod)t linen be-
ereiflid, oob fie nur oIs Sononen.
futter betrndtet nerben mo nod
8eenoisumg bes arieges Die siiltnr
MILTON ben neutrality-suspicious. Iol'
fern iiberloIien miiifert. nit England
IN Der Gpise un0 4merifd IN Der
GoGe zines Sabriloers, beiieu Guf'
eobe es it, &uIoigungsfnire 5t
modem Dor Sobn Bun, Dem es Die
9aitanien aus Dem Seuer bolen Toll.
@m 8reitoe 4beno, oen %. @taL
belt befanntlih Der frlbere omert.
fdniihe @otifofter in Berlin, Serr
lSornes q. @eror6, in Der Muiitafa.
6emie cine He6e, in pel6er CT Die
6ertinc Regierung uno BAG beut.
Idle @oIt ourh bic Sehel 3og, goeltt-
iGe @rm1jomfeiten" berlhrte un6 Die
abIoIute geotpenoiqfeit Der geteili.
aung ser Ser. Staaten am &rieae
gegen 9eutibIdno, Oog Elm friiberer
gotihofter in Berlin, Serr anbreiD
8. &bite, einmol nbos geiitige Mllt.
terlano Nmerifos" 9enannt bottle, in
oieleu @orten flnr 8u legen per-
iuhte.
Oh engIiihen 9eit1mgen baben
Iii5er bic geraroife Heoe ausfilbrliA
beriftet. gineg ober botten ite un-
erndbnt geIaiien nGmIia 6oB elm
@eriprehen 6es Rebners gefi6er II.
idlieBIih ~oIlgemeine Setterfeit aus.
I0ite.
SER @eraro botte eera0e iber
| gpreuBiihe @rouiomfeitan" geipros
9en. @r batte einen San ongeiibrt,
Der ibm 0nfiir ois beion6ers be.
8eiduen0 eridieneu mar. I'm Die
@trfung ieiter 5hil6erung gu En-
b6ben, REF CT aus: IS trop this
10 be true, for S beard it nitb mn
opn eDes".
9as &iiblifum erfnBt ioiort Die
&onlit oieier grfl1ruug. Gap Der
9oti6after bic gugen gum $6ren
beniist hatte uro ipabrideinlia Die
Cbren gum Seben, modte Inn rieit-
gen SpnB an0 60 IGAte u1o fiGerte
ungeniert. Gonlit ober puroe bic
@irfuns Der enn8en antIngerebq
8errn @erar0s gegen 9eutihlono
abgeidnddt. Mos er ionit geinei
hntte, mar bergeiien. ghir ieinc
erfl1ritng bIieb unnergeiien: IS
beard ii mitb mn ofpn eDes".
Dab einem 70 reoegeuanotel
Manne tpie @eraro EN- 0erartiger
g2npius Iing1e~ pdiiieren tonrte.
nnr I'M 10 iibarroiben0er, ols es
ii9 Tim cine terHif ior9fdltig hor.
bereitete lnb gut einittoierte Neoc
bauoelte.
@enn man nod Der @abri6ein.
liGfeit Der 8ebouptung $errn @e.
raros, er babe Init eigenen aligen
geb0rt", Die aidtigfeit ieiner gnga.
ben beltrteilen moLte, 70 mare ben.
eIben ni6t biel @Ioubmar0igteit BEL.
5lmeHen. 8iefes @efitbI idien aud
Elm GROCER Geil beg 9lbIitums &C.
monnen ST. haben.
philadelphia @a5ette.
g6oblBeroiente Gube.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-06-11
2rei meme sdlnlen fir gurf.

9ort, geb.. II. SUM-. Der
Shulrnt bat Der 6iruln Snnien
& 9ielion in oineoIn ben aontrofi
fur ben gou BON orei neuer @orb,
ihuIen ibertraqen. Die gnufoiten
fir Die 6rei @ebGloe belonfen iifJ
nuf 100000. 9ier5u fommen $29,-
'475 fir 8aIierIeitlrng, uirp., nnt
$4,000 fiir einrihtllng Der elettri,
ihen 8eleuhhiug.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-06-11
inner. Datnpcfr iidter
Sriiben an0elanot!
grnften MuuitiOn, &riessOorrate
nuS @ei5en nod StalieR nno
6rnnfrcif.

M1lbtngton, IL. sum-. Yer
cbentaIige belttlhe Camper CLARA
W1onning" lit in Gibraltar einee.
t~roffen, auf benz @eee mad Sta.
lien, NIT Wtunition unO ouberen
ariegsborr1ten on 9oro. Ger
Compiler mar na6 ser ariesserfI6
rtng an Qeuti6lnno bon oen gerei.
nigten Staaten beidIasna5mt NOR.
Den.
Silisfren5er fommt hnrd.
5efreiar Daniels bat betannt &c.
aebelt, 6aB ons 8unOesmatertalihiff
g5upiier NIT elmer &ooung bon
10000 guibel 8ei5en unO an6eram
Bacterial in eineln iron5oiiiden 9n.
fen angefommen iei. Is miro nidlt
Qeioqt, mas fir Mlaterialien ueben
8ei8en Dos Sdiif beioroerte. Scr
gSupiter" lit Der er0Bte Wlorine.
Silf8freu5er Der @%ereinigten Staa.
ten, utlo mar Der erite. Der 0urh
GleftriSit1t betrieben iuur6e. Spa,
ter puroen bic ariegsihifie Der
9~eretniaten Stanten oa it6 Dos
Gnitem beiD4brte, IN Gbuliher @eiie
auseeruitet. Die @ei6ninoigfeit
oes aSyupiter" ermogIift oemieIben.
unter getp0bnlihen llmitanoen ben
llnterieebooten 81 ertgeben)
Griter amerifaniiaer 8lufnOcbreder
befuriert.
Gun atlontiider SaieB ii. SUM.
aapit1a aqen Guder nom 8nnpfer
Orleans" Dem eriten o~lnerifoni-
iheu dabr8eug, hos einen iran5oit'
iden 9afen erreiGte. nad0em
Geutidlano Den riidit6tsIoIen 9ouf.
6ootfrieg ongetiin0igt bottle, bat bon
Der Sta0t 8oroenuI bel ieiner lesten
6abrt cine itIberne MieOaiqe erbal.
ten. Ser Orleans" trnt pobIbe.
baIten in einem dmerifanijden 9o.
fen Elm, no9oem er gum SiUeiten
W1oI Die sin. mo Seriobrt ourdl
bic Gaudboot5one 6uriidgelegt bate.
ganmntcrinE far 5ruutreidD.
Qaris, II. SUM. Su einern
fron5oiiiden Sofen lit ON Sautstdg
ooS omerifaniide @ariue. aobIen.
idiii gfeptline e~ingetroffen. 9os
Sdiff brin9t grobe Reneen oes
ollermo0erniten @iienbabnmateriols,
oos an Der gnmpffront oringeno be.
notigt miro.
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gion unteritiise Die oeutide
Brelie. inoem man 81 ibrer gerbrci.
flung beitr1at.
Beirut Gud BEL einiduiea nu
Die yzriblne@.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-06-11

Sn RuBlunO erbaIten jest seuiI
ie 9erren cine Dolls Meoi5in. bic
iie friiber 10 germ mabereu ber.
|abreidtea-
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-06-11

9WiIden Der Gfienlipe an Der
esallne 1916 un0 Der 0Ifeniipe an
81 anfrg 1917 fnD MIR SiDpi Inter.
xSe: Der g1amet uao bic 3abi.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-06-11
D%catreffer!

Gle @fntlhr Der englliden Genlur
In Gmerita it0bt io9or bel ben an.
eIomanen o1f Iebbaften @ioeripruh
3as amerifoniihe Golf lit offenbor
fir oerortige n5ortidritte" nod
.nidt gang reif
@merifo, iagt bic 9on0oner
0orning @oit-abat fem 9ieft. bel
Der iriI6en 5rage mit8uiprefen.-
qmerifo bot iih ourd 6en eintritt
in ben arieg oos aeht ertDorbeB Bel
einem eti1aigen 6rieoensidinB BEL
alien 6ragen mit5ure0en.
.Gie Ser. Stoaten molten jesi
Iidon 5rieoen baben", ihreibt biz
Gbicago Sribune. Ter in6ibioueGl
entertainer nil Den 6rie6en. aat
fino friegsmii0e. Sis neroen Oes
arieges nod mi6er meroen. 9el
arieg Bat tein Sntereiie fir iie.'
uno I'M Bolton Sournaf leien mir.
n@ir baden iton offers bemerft, Oai
eg feline 8egeiiterung fir ben arieG
Igiebt.~ @ir eeben oieie ausIoIim
gen uieoer, ME mir iie finoen.
QoB es inter ententebrilbert
Ie6r taftloie Glegel gibt, 6ofli
ipriht Die foleenoe gemerfung oil
Cir Someg a6fin Der gise.@ouber
neltr BON Manitoba. gdnobe, in Ell
ner Ge6e in Springfielo bor oel
Mitqlieoern Der Characterization
mnhte: n4ie neutrality-suspicious. SOL
Ter Iino iest bereint fir Den cine
qrcBen 3ned. bic @elt 81 Derbei
fern. menn Ser arieg beenoet lit.
-sIt Dos midt eiHe 0irefte geleioi
euHs FIR Die Eransoien. 3taliener
RuiIenk Soponer urD of DE on0e
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-06-11
geiadlt gttD gpriab.

Sn ieinen reuen 2ofaL 314 Guo
ID. StraBe. gegebrenspertete oIfo.
boIfreie @etrdnfe urt0 feiner 2unf,.
Carer Cleaning Go. Gel. @eb. 1872.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-06-11

9lbonnicrt uuf ole Sdglife sribaue
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-01-19
FLOOD OF ANGRY PROTESTS
FROM BRITISH FARMERS
Governments Decision To Call Half Of
skilled Agricultural Workers 70 Army
\rous-> sharp Criticism.


LONDON. January iS-The govern
ments decision 10 cau half OF skilled
AGRICULTURAL workers TO the army and
replace them hy men who now are as
signed :or -edentary work. OF women.
has evoked 4 flood Of angry protes,
from the farmers. There also is deal
Of sharp press criticism on the uuwls-
dom o. such cuurs" ~ a moment
wn-n the Nai!or.! interests nmpera-
t:ve!y demand that the utmost possible
amour: q toodSturS should h. home
prcdut %, and when the public is being
eNhprt-u "a devote lis whole energies
These critics argue that there has
been another coutes, between the
Board II Agriculture and The War Of
iIc-. IL which the War ono" wc". The
governments decision j. .esarded a.
an outcome o: ihc recent conference iii
London between The WA oiiica and
General Nivelle III. French yomman-
degin- chief, and Field Marshal sir
Douglas !iaig.
Il is announced that The government
accepted The Plan 20 enlist women for
farm work OH military basis. the
women being paid. billeted ana clothed
BY the War once. Incideu;ally, the
decision seems likely 10 revive Ire
lands contribution to the army It
has always been suggested that lab
orers should bc brought from ireland
10 replace farm hands taken to' The
army, and IL also has been argued that
!. ireland gave he fun quota of men
- lhe army II would To- needless to
denude the country q: skilled acricul-
turalists.
II is stated. however that the expert
ment has already been tried OF bring
Ing Ilishucu Of military age 10 work
in munition factories u England. ana
/ that ~ produced jealousy and dissatis-
/ faction, which bodies III Cor a similar
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-01-19
MEMBERS or Boston BAR
ENPECT HE WILL. ACCEPT

BOSTON January is sherman l..
WhippIe declined Tonight 10 say
whether lie would accent the invitation
cf The tiuusc Rules Committee TO act
as counsel III the pca"" not" i.a! in-
curry. II was intimat,i shat there
were several matters I" be considered
before lie could give final answer.
although members Of the Hrston bar
expressed the opinion Ihar h." would
accept.
ton Of tuc Republican members Of the
committee Mr.. Whippic said when in
Turned THAI they had approved his So
lection ou In" strength Of siruU: in
dOrs"n"ut hy senator Weeks
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-01-19
SCROFULA AND ALL
HUM0RS give WAY

There are many things learned from
experience and observation that the
Older generation should impress upon
I'll" younger Among them is the fact
produce eczema. boils, pimpleS and
other "rup,iuns. can be most success
fully treated with Hoods Sursa pu rilla.
This great medicine iB Il peculiar
combination of remarkably effective
blood purifying and health giving
roots. barks and herbs. which are
gathered especially for il.
Hoods Sarsaparila has stood the test
of forty years.
Get bottle to-Jay---now---fron
your nearest drug store. Always
keep IL on hand.-Adv.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-01-19
,nuul'> - SMALL, RIT
- WELL. Nti.t Need

White tn. sr > was rcgrctrubly
small, uUuibctuS only about 100 ~
seemed f.r better naiauycu lhau in
cars. Too frequently, th'rr has heeu
an overwhelming ur"poUd.IauC. Of so
pranc. and too lutte mass 10 pruNid
sufficient foundation. Neither % those
faults was in evidence last night, i;.i
beyond some weakness i'm Tie tenor
line. the choir was wei rounded
throughout Heating time Win th"ir
hooks was u breach oi form when Mir.
Baker will he able 20 dlGsuaGt The men
from committing again. Hut leaving
the trin!nS for the real. the Who'll" cIU-
ruh---men and womeu--followri the iii
Tectcr's baton with utmost fidelity. and
closely observed hts demands Tor
changes IN volume ana time. Ia Goa
ncquencc, the great oratol!o va. sung
which the clubs A;.6fu. has rarely At
tanned one de.+lorrrcnt OF The CON-
irunity idea was s,r!Ainely absent ara
in evidence OF the huudr"us - .--
celicrt singers IN Richmond members
nf choirs end musical Clubs. a-al.@la
were not IL tic chorus -. -. pta+r
hand, one of n" NOS, G.s-. - "a
musicians IN this ztc'.... : Frz =
ton liark"r. roin pozs- c'gs e,-
mIStcf and d'rAr'l- n ~..t.r ss-. d.
the chorus go, Z. -rzt ,'s
themselves
For tho fo.- ~ ~. ..r.-t ts-
tic aud Gel-.ie =2.-e.ae = re
Mrs. Francs "ts - .at,t, sp,rs.p.
Mrs. ThOiuas p .e' e...,y 3, lua.,,,
"hittemore yer :', iipNor. =
Eryau', b. '.-e .'uN"t rjs .-..
Handel can us ~. ;nc ssHs ;,',-
fessioual etyi ~s '.'', g. Ea'srpre
singers 50 'e' as ..'.u'. t.r.;.Is
thcirs was ne 'Hg mos.
sustained ...,.| r.....
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-01-19
Mrs. ELLEN clarke white.

Especial TO The Tunes DiSpatch
HARpISUNBUNti. VA. January Is
Mrs. Ellen Clarke White. hftE-Scvcn
years old a resident Of Washing ton
City, died yesterday III Strasburg.
Shenandoah County. She WAS stricken
while visiting her daughter. Mrs. u.
G. Crawford. wife OF DIR. Crawford,
Shenandoah County dentist Mrs.
White was a member OF Il prominent
Virginia family She was born in
Hanover County. Va. where she spent
a great deal OF her life. She had
also lived in Richmond and in Teas.
Funeral services Will he held on Fri
dar in StrLSburg.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-01-19

cd To force his way into Richmond,
N'"r the War between the States she
was married 10 Patrick Henry Clon-
ton. also Confederate soldier.
Mrs. clopton is survived by ono
daughter Mrs. Lydia Ciopton Mckay,
OF Tunstall. New Kent County, and
one son. Robert u. Clopton, OF This
CITY. and by I'VE Aopchildrcn,--J. G..
and Miss Ida Il. Clopton. Mrs. John A.
MrNaN. OF ilanoyer County, and Mrs.
G. x. Sanderson and Mrs. Jennie san
deESon. OF Cumberland County.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-01-19
REAL ESTATE EXCHANGE
FOR MUNICIPAL SURVEY
Time tu Give Expert Attention Ia
Growing Deficit in City's
Revenue.
POLLARD is MADE PRESIDENT
Other Officers Are Elected ut Annual
Meeting, II. \. McCurdy Being
Made First Nicc-President and
Frank NJ. Boykin Secretary.

Strong Endorsement Of ihe proposed
municipal survey Tor Richmond. which
was suggested by the civic Association
OF Richmond and Endorsed 10y the
Chamber of Commerce" and other com
mercial organizations, was given yes
t.rday at the annual meeting of the
Richmond Real t:s;at" Exchange. The
matter WAS brought to tn. attention OF
the exchange by liz" retiring president,
john {. EaSlcN. ia his annual report.
Mir EaSlcN spoke for some time on
the advantages 10 III derived from a
survey ~ ali departments in the mu-
nicipal government. and said that there
was no more up1"rtuue time FOR such
an undertaking. when considerable at
tentiom was being paid - the growing
deficit in the city's revenues. several
cthc! speakers discussed the survey,
after which the exchange unanimously
adopted the following resolution:
Resolved. That the Richmond Real
EStat. Exchange indurses Tia. ciiorts
of The civic Association OF Richmond
10 secure It survey Of all OF the depart
mentS OF the government OF the city
OF kiChm"nd and tina; The city Council
be requested To apprupriaI" sufficient
mount for that PURPOSE
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Especial 10 The Times DispntchI
APlOMATruN VA. January is
news '".s been received here OF tic
death of n. H. Evans III Albuuuo,uu,
y. NJ. TO which place he went from
ms nome III Birmingham. Aia for mi s
healt'. Ills remains were brought ia
ms nome III Birmingham. for inter
ment. Mrs. j. w. Evans and MIR. und
Mrs. w. l., Brown went down Ia IN,
funeral from this place. He is sur
rivcd by wife and six daughters. two
OF whom are hurried. lie was forty
four years old and was reared i'm An
pomnttoN County.
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Mrs. Samuel l.. Col,cr,.

The funeral OF Mrs. Samuel l.. col
vert. who died OF pneumonia weInes-
day morning AT her residence 601 Allen
Avenue. will be held at o'clock this
afternoon at Statesville. y. G.. her
former home. Before her marriage she
was Miss Anna Kirkman. OF High
FONT. y. 9. She is survived by her
husband. TWO children. her mother and
father. tive sisters and two brothers
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Especial 10 The Times Dispatch
PETERSBURG. VA. January Is
Richard l.. Daniel. agcd seventy eight
years. crate veteran and mem
Der Of !iill Camp. died this morn
ms home Of his son-in-law ",
y. y. Slaelc. In Prince George County.
tie IS survived by four sons and one
daughter. The body viii be taken TO
Brunswick for burial in the familv
cemetery Tomorrow.
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News OF the death Of Mrs. Mary T.;
phi. widow OF William I. Dill. III
New Haven. Conn, Wcdnesday WAS
received in kichmond yesterday. Mrs
piii WAS q daughter OF the late Cap
tain Charles j. FoN. and was "a sister
OF Mrs stephen 7. Beveridye. of Rich
in"nd. The intcrmcnt viii lie at Ports
mouth.
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ISpeciaI 20 The Times Disputch.i
.fNCilHtEG. VA. January is
Mrs. Belle q. Hobbs. aged ntty-six
Years. former resident Of Saltville
and mother of T.. Gibson Hobbs :
prominent young LynchlurS lawyer.
died this afternoon At her home here
Of pneumonia. Burial Will be on Fri.
day at Saltriile.
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Especial IL The Times Dispatch
SOUTH BOSTON. VA. January Is
Miss Bertha l.. Smith. eighteen year
Of axe, daughter OF Mr., and Mrs
Charles ". Smith. died at the hos
pital here to-day after a weeks ill
ness. The remains will he taken tc
Danville. Wacr, the ntcrmcnt will b,
made to-morrcw. She leaves her moth
CT, father, two brothers and two sis
teiS. Miss Smith was engaged to b.,
married /" young man in Spencer
y. G.. during the coming spring
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Special 10 The Times -DispatchI
itTERSBURG, VA January IS
William IL wyatt, aged ihirty-on.
years, died this morning al his home
III Hinton street lie il survived by
his wife. one child, and three brothers
and three sisters, i. L. and H. l..
Wyatt Of this city. and - r. Wyatt. of
SMsseN Comfy: Mrs \hmnr ". Amder-
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Mrs. mc,,i- y. E"nduran,.

THTttIFT 10 7 IIV 7 IlllcS- IIl SliiNI
i.fNCtIBCRG, VA, January iS--,irs
Settle TraElor Eondurar,. aged si,.ty-
seven years, wife Of y. I. Bondurant
died late Oh "Wednesday nigh; her
rome, near the city. She was - ma
tive OF Campbell County md 4 mcm-
Der Of West Lyuchhure Baptig, church
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~ th" annual meeting 81 Inc com
monwcaith Club last night the fol-
loving wei" elected 20 M" board or
directors J. l. hylctt T. Mcdonald
wexford. Elar y 5u.usfcloa, Fred
canrben aud rhihp IowoIa The
board elected tho following as officers
julien ~ Hili. president. Eghcrt {;
Leigh, "icc-pr"Sjdent. j. H. Avlott,
secretary, and :; r. Palmer. ticasur-
or.
Refreshments wore served after the
business meeting
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-. W. Savory. siXty-siN years old.
widely known in South Richmond. died
last night at 10 o'clock at his home.
6o' West Twenty-seventh Street Wood
land Heights, after short illness. Mr..
SaNory is survived by three daughters,
Mrs. Florence Butler Mrs. q. r. Napier
and Miss Alma Savory; two sons. NJ.
w. aud G. II. Savory; three sisters and
one brother.
No funeral arrangements had been
mate late last night.
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Nichnln. ~. nsn.I.,,

fIAiIilSONECRG. VA, January is
Nicholas w. HenSley, wel-kuow
iarn died yesterday at Swift Run.
AGED hfty-tire years His wife was
MISS columbia Ilens!ey. a daughter OF
the late Rev. stephen Tensiey. Sur.
NivinG him are four children and nine
brothers and sisters
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1pRbONSNll.i-E.. VA. january Is
FRANK Chewing died :, his home IN
the Green Springs noighborhond on
Monday morning. The funeral SER
vices were held from his home on
TUESDAY afternoon and burial was In
the cemetery At wills Memorial
Church.