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The Ronan pioneer. [volume] (Ronan, Mont.) 1910-1970, 1917-01-19
States First Farm Loan,

The first loan made to farmer
under the state farm loan law was
secured by Jean Theo Braun Of Bak-
er, Fallon county Braun has 500
acre farm near Baker. Ninety acres
are under cultivation and 173 acres
have been plowed. The land was ap-
praised at $7,S54, and Braun Sc
cured a loan of 1000 on it.
The Ronan pioneer. [volume] (Ronan, Mont.) 1910-1970, 1917-01-19

There is this ABOUT having a
daughter old enough to entertain a
beau: 1t gives you a chance to work
off the boyhood "reminiscences your
family long ago refused to listen to-.
Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1917-01-13

T. tasa=aaee. - 4 sla am NJ
G5gin1r Wssa picked ne laser ~ m.
her ear and takes = FfeaaeieE earl
eame on 10 HagefftaVa
Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1917-01-13

\ stores advertising is = stores newspa err. Print
ed in neWspaper-the natural channel OF information
Cor he Feeple-a stores advertising wins following"
f Che store is good one and the adye Using Of IL is
interesting and helpful u shoppers ibis following" this
circle Of readers, grows largo al Che time
The advertising carries To these people, and to the
now recruits to the circle, news, info nation sugges-
tons FACTS touching their purses. They come To look
apon tIs etGie ADVERTISING source o. business
eryicea5o 70 tbem in alei buying tasks
If Il store uses PAGE Of space in which to present
IS neW that space should not be eutaed because of
sbe scarcity o tore neRs at any particular time If
but 81 aHn IS used T should never be cut down orr
store newspaper which IS IS adae Gaemant@ sfould
moi cnla always b. complete store newspaper but it
~houid appear With Unfalro regularity does the
newspaper n which it Is printed.
This newspaper could not hold its friends If. on
dill day. it failed 70 issue or on other days issued in
such 4bd!aed form md SIZE e lose its identity.
And tel app 18th II F. e e Jo.e adVe tiain2
Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1917-01-13

has tenn conducting a general mer.
chant0c business at Browns SHOP on
Tie Leetewa read, three miles north
Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1917-01-13

Auto fer sale2 Want Ad.
Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1917-01-13

WILLIAM 55p3eeraG aeeI s. prom
aaa naag cure= and zen q.
~ e#g died here ~ -
SCI tri4v IIEit
Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1917-01-13
RURAL SUPPLY CO. ASSIGNS

The Rural Supply Company whicl
Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1917-01-13

OF CHARLES Town has made an m
sepment The company han been In
business about two years
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-01-10
Health Talks, by Dr. VIM. Brady

'"nyrirht 1915 Nat:one Hcwspauer Service,

Besides eoruS and huniors. cur friends the
shoe manu'"'turcrs. have h@mmcr-tcc I" answer
Tor those wn" willfuliy harm the human race
iIrl0Wcf-t'r Is caused IT,, wearing shoos that
are too UarGu~--Hnd s,Ir" uauuia rtur',s .scltor
have III" courage !" oHcr shoes hr"ad tn"
.hoes aupr"& ,mat"ly huilt 20 ,iii Tho tunt ,uu
nay" :" pajroniIc The DEPARTMENT Of dcturuitjcs.
FOR th" >iin" dealers seem - ,NHur liic NcE!
-t@ut of ay undcfUriH"d t""t.
You the great tI' -Ituctu.. l.:. look
~ 1t. has u" business following stl,i:.ht iiucs:
ID - supposed [" turn aside pre,lii.. a. ir
q hrrl"l. li'uc" III" oGt-turroi lasts. IN"
heinz - hv!kN cumbersome sort ut ton. 1t i',a;
four toes. 1t is ,Hil'ly vel! established law ~
hlESi1s INIT ~" object. cannot oc"uny th,
Toe haas to hump itself to get out "i tho way.
on else force one of IT.. weather fellows - hurp.
~ long TN" Shu.niak erS assume that IN.
lumam foot i pointed and t'Hi = ha, l." right
have "'Ihi"nS and iauir'9r-t".s &" "pelHt" on.
surgeons ""e -I"Hi zeal 1" the sho" mauuf;tc-
tur-r$.
Tho ;ond"n- =ra!uslly CONTRACT, ami the to-
"r'''. , r2rnan"niiN iN"d In IT'S rigid halmncr-
toe pusitiuU.
tn ,ecout case u, !"rtnrui inu,,idu,l-. pa.-
~ iAtnIrui;!ti"n. properly nttsd slices. ana
efforts Ia retain tn. ju, IN pus-iuu j.y lav,l.ni
cal means may effect n cure.
SuLcutauco division uf tho contracted ton
u"n !. G"ncr"lly necessary rs part "f this treat
u, wel established "r. chronic cnscs nothing
!h2lsneoal bouc VII cure hammcr-t"c. Evor,
standing ia ADULT over thirty
fh" uit'Ina;" resort thcu. j" a4upultijou -
th' t"7--an operation Which any sh"" nlsuu-
iactu."" would hail "jth delight. h.c.ui,. The
less toes "a customer has ths narrovcr shoes l.
.'u aoar. and tho narruNcf tho shoes tn. ics~
l,alHcr il takes {" make them aud ihe more the.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-01-10


The st"ckholdcrs Of the Planters National
'i"nl. Yesterday elected the tciowinE directors:
;. =. Robinson l.. ~ Fraser. &. T.. Whtlock.
Geor2" taImer James Il bupny; y w; Will
son. JoStnh itoSchnauh - y. RelNIii. w w.
NTump W ; D"ni!.n, Wel!,nsion 'ioddin, Rob
"'i ~ Mayo. Jonn l. Suhie't
.Iaincs River is now frozen over AT and below
Eockct,s. and persons Yesterday walking
over to the south slio-e. there was a great
,i-il 81 skating both sides OF the stream
,v;,L ,,,o rivc, .,d ,be canal e,oxa,, m, ,nd go,
I.,'', ,,,,,rin,. on nihcr ,icr. j. . 49,, ,,,
,i,, "', az hi,simcss - ,,c -; IN. n
' i,to,,,i,,,, i,..r, ,,r road ,i,in,s ~ 40 49,,
.nc mcrcilaTts sencraiiy are compiai,,imc az
nm ,r,.,i, ''''' W
49,. ,., -. ,,
Ih" supreme Court OF N"pcalS mel yesterday
.lidGcS .loNnc%, M"hcurc ah' EiNes present
Fh"nas liail' burton was Iiested tips'ah in
F!uc" oi George T.. M''i'l'' FcFlShed
The Richmond academy Of Medicine ycstcr-
day elected the following officers: president.
i;oDcrt ". IiaNall. NJ. n: vice SidentS. t. r
Wexford. NJ H. and James Bolton NJ d.: sec
rct.ry. +. n. Cunnn Cham; assistant secretary
Dr =. w. r. Rrock: treasurer. John r Page.
go. ,tiss,,,i Io.i.I,tur, b,. ,da>,., 49,.
an,cudmrnt 10 ,hc I,iite E,n,nS ON. ame
s'ituiinD
49,. 49,. Observation-Disclosures;
va ,ro,,,.ni - III, 20, $50 -!
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-01-10

.'"'$,nlc. "m'l I" thc latter class puhlic hrar!
N',uIu lie at iucStinnblc value.
Professionally, know ~ "A number or NounS
l,c"nic ia this city ambitious Cor learning that
t"cN might l,ctcr prepare themselves Tor NC.
WHO would iud in public library. "upllcd
Win ;h" proper books and under good mauaEc-
'n"iii. means I" satisfy partly their thirst
roe Ni""lcdGe. IN institution OF the kmd
would supplement- the .rcat efforts being made
~! ~" night schools at this city |" educate tue
'hhtii"r# young rcoplc Wh" mover having had
Il 'iIar"". #i'l denied institution that
""Iid he Of -" murt hclr I" them N their
preparation f"r til" ruiur"
There is cvcg4 argument whN should have
" Huh'ir library ami representing the Scnti-
l,'"ni 81 those referred t" above. and feeling
mat tho city OF itichnond is not doing All that
u vhn do to educate th"S" desiring /" make tho
most If tic. and many uui"r difficult circum-
Sf:.j'''"S. IT - sincere Ecp" that tho Council
p" III sec 1T ia it, wise Judgment To give to tho
r"ruia"c "f Richmond this much needed and
hoiptnl institution. surely. II stables he
provided for horses "C lac funds OF the
city. the growing intellectual need OF the popu-
iIrc should hc provided f"r y. Il, AMOS.
II, hmLumi. .InmuarN
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-01-10

TT IS greatly 10 be hoped that the sarruious
l Tom Lawson. Of Boston. will ne naied be
70 the bar OF the House OF Representatives
with the utmost ncatncss. celebrity and dis
patch and that there arrived. proper punish
mcnt will he me,ed cat 10 him for the gross
hbels and ISLANDERS OF which contessedly he
is guilty.
Il, has undertaken to charge members OF
the Presidents Cabinet. Senators. Representa-
lives AMI other men in public life with be
trayal OF public trust but when asked TO
support these charges With evidence he has
Admitted ne has no evidence to give Tn
happily. the House may punish only Tor con
tempt. which in this case means q refusal TO
answer the questions OF the COMMITTEES. but
the country viii hope that no il-considcrcd
Wcrty Will be exhibited
When it comes to denying Responsibility Tor
what Tom Lawson and Representative Wood
have said cvcrybody's doing il
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-01-10
The Voice Of the People
* IN evidence or good faith. letters must give
the ntnr and address OF the writer. Name.
will moi hc published it writer REQUESTS
Nnkc all rnmmu mic IONS short.


~ '''' "i ne me ii' iSlalTh
iiSi"n' what l. it Ever nation has prevail
inG form, ana cIch seems - nave SIartcd from
Tia" same fundamental base natural law ana
grows dnEmatic and mystic with age. No re
liSiop rcnains alloy" tho age that practices il.
u" matter how pure its start: hence the rise ana
IAN 81 religions. az TN" evolution Of religions
AKIN to TIA" v!S. and fall OF nations Natur;i!
laws alone stand the tcst Of time: they rIu-
cilang"ab". and one of them - that .cap
what ~ SOW
If - r"rs"m bora from nigh class drift into
the waSircl one, 10 IS because Inc belongs there
ard lie hi"nc can work OUT his destiny. S"ccty
may -upDrcSS TIA" low III him. and aid him to-
ward oniIShi"unie M 81 that he may rise
quickly, but himself. II" must raise. ii Nour
child rarouScs do not blame his associates. II.
has sought his own level. ono cannot reach
perfection until he has attained it--ihc climb
is slow. Heaven could not he - perfect state If
imperfect souls Tci" prccipitaicd int" IT. Surely
tho mere act ~ uS iui: cannot upset ali the In
"f growth. aud MAX" an ignorant ana bad soul
prrfcrt suddenly
ono ship goes cast. smother west.
W tho self same winds that blnw.
Ila tn" set "f the sail and mol III" L:,is.
THAT determines In" way thci g".
t.. VIRGINIA SMITH
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-01-10
The Richmond Times-Dispatch
Information Bureau

injuries rc."rding almost any topic cNrcpt-
M q" legal and Wcdirai subjects arc answered
tree u, The It'nes-Di.putvh Imfnrpn Ru-
r''". Through our NnshinctOn B,etnrb
f"rtunnt" in having access tho pm Ilclcd
r"""uf'"s "f the various Federal goyerDmcnt
departments. aud the great Library of Congress-,
witch irrni.h info rmn, lion of priceless ,alue
4" ~" public A. all inquiries answered
d'-r"i'' '' personal letter. irrespective of
"""tt"" PRINTED, u :-rcnt stamp is required for
return hostage. Writer. he
"i>hrd initials will md post office
H"d'"'> mast he plainly given. Address The
Times Dispatch IDf"rmntiOr bureau. Richmond.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-01-10
iltinlaiunl 10 Greece

+ lKSr result OF the allied conference at
j Rome is the adoption OF still more
percmptory tone toward the Greek govern
nent. from which prompt compliance with all
the allied demands now is eNacted within
fort! eight hours. II goes without saying
that tor the allies furtho! TO parley with
Constantine would be 10 invite destruction
of al their Balkan hopes. His cnmi,y has
be proved beyond question. Ii he is per
united 10 della! action until Mackenscn can
return from Dol rudja and strike al Monas stir
the allies viii have 4 Greek army their
Hank and rear. They cannot AFFORD TO wait.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-01-10

Mis-. Y . n. Norfo'!-. Va FAust. accord
in= 4" tn, cnlren, legend vas famous
of Swaba. y rich uncle having lief, him
fortune. Faust 20 every cNc"ss. ana wn"r
bis fortune exhausted hn made = pact with
III" devil for 4. certain number OF wears. the
end of hich TIM" the devil was 10 ncssess his
~rul. his Swe., heart NarEueritc and
Wa@n"g Ms faithful! servant ,;onnod wrote the
'ior"ilo composed by Horhior ana Care
Goethe wrote = dramatic poem called Faust"
and Tayic bernard made English version.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-01-10
ANNUAL DINNER OF
MINISTERIAL UNIOI
Program Of roasfS Is Arranged ~
suhc"n mitec-WiH Take Place
at \. VI. &. 4. on Tuesday.

The Ministerial Union OF Richm,nd
viii nod its annual dinner at O'Clock
next Tuesday evening at the Central
Young Mems Christian Association. it
IS announced by the executive iom-
mittcc which has had charge Of plans
tor the affair The members o. tho
committee are Rev. George w. kenper,
chairman: Rev. Lloyd T. Wilson. d. D,
Rev. Russell Cecil. d. D. Rev. T. 4.
Smoot, y. D., Rev. Thomas Semmcs,
Rev. j. j. Scherer. Jr.. Rev J. Il.
johnson and s. Is. Mckee. TIE wo-
mans committee Of the Young Mems
Christian Association will serve the
dinner.
The program of ,oasts as drawn I'd
by subcommittee is as follows:
THE Presidents Message" Rev. George
w. kcmpcr; The 1917 Campaign" Rev,
Lloyd T. Wilson, u. D.: The Home
Rev W. l. Ball: Teamwork" Rev.
Thomas Scmmes: personal Evangel-
ISM Rev. r. r. Mctadcn d. ID
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-01-10
French in Canada

II thr caro- Systcm, introduced bN iu.
Canadian Premier, fails TO effect tho rc.ul,
'or "hith II Is designed, ana "vountary NJ.
tontl scrNic" ia the Dominion falls holuw
hat the government hopes il Womb soc,n IT,
bic that cOuscrip'ion will he annIicJ
And IL that drastic means is rcsortcd io q
Is likely Bri,ains troubles viii promptIy ~,
enc TO this continent There is uIcriy .,
ia" TO authorize a general draft, bat ,h.
government would probably have to bs,tI.
~ order 10 enforce one
Assuming that the men Of British ,pcn,J
ing frsh-desccnt would sunni, witbou, nrn
tcsi lhcrc arc several millions OF French
speaking peoples 10 bc considered Tbou-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-01-10

rcsion OF scpxation. thouSh, and fccl.
imS, in which the iudiNidual is lifted
ont - himself Certainly. Sir Ernest
himself seems TO risc superior To human
weakness III his determined search for
his lost companions Ia the Antarctic
after rcscuinC one party on the third
attempt. he IL now on tn" way south
10 search for the others who may vet
remain alive in those vast regions ct
winds and lim!tlcss cold.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-01-10

Ireland in the Peace Plaza
-TuEKE is more ,r.-, ,,o.,rs 49,, ,ne .,r-
| ,are in The unnfiri:,l fniims5io,s which
cone on, OF Rri,,in ,ho, ,n. .,.r"ss;,,, 49,
now,, ~ David lln,.i c.,rc. ,,,sa,,, i,,,,,.,
rnIo for IroianL .rh, s,,,Ia,.,, ~, ,u',
problem no, nnIy il ns.en,inI 20 ,ho Lila,
nros.crti,n az ,,,., var hu, !, j. inari,,hir
and iu,>trir.h,,. iuvoiysl !, Nm, rn,,. in,.,
up as III. allied ;heorv ~ :, ms, ami l,s,in.
ucacc
y lon. 40 =. las, nro,cr Tho rri,,sn
Foreign Minister declared ~ WAL th,n wnro
sornyho, ,rvi,,i. rnr,,. III ,h;on,. ,n
which tho ,lIios nro.,cu,,d IN. r.r =, al.
il on the v.,rd az ~. r.iu,o N;,i.,ar :,
said Inrd Gray cha, we sh,li ion, rntii uo
have ,.rYhiiehpt M, .unra,,,,cy .,,,I ri.h, 80
FREQ dc, elor,unn, u,.jrr canal c,udi,i,n,
each in accordance win its rsnius nf III
states. crea; ana small - = family AT
ciziljycd mankind /, Inn, was ,h. doc,
minatiou of tho then government, j, i eve,
mora firmly III, determine ION uf ,h,, nresor,
government; if iha, ,,l.ier; was in The minis
of Isruiih i, i, i'm IN. very snul nfj low,
George
We b,rin now IN 80, oy.,,i, who, v,.
meant /, was ana j. Err,,o ro,,-
,,ruc,cd ON . basjs ~; ua.jor.li,, ,yhi.h !,
wolves freedom for Poland freedom or
course for nolnium S.rni.. ana Eo,,m,,;.,
freedom Tor tho south Slavs and for al ,ur-
,ria uuncYry.s alton and onnrossod r,n..
10 grant tri. noon ia s.,isf,. t,aso n.,ior.I
aspirations Lis, nor ouly demanded nv irstir,
but by necessity France and nritajn Cor
tamil, r.rrot .nr.an, =, .l,o lon,;r.,,oa -. ,
German cnpire stretching from the n.I,ic
Sea 10 the PERSIAN, ,;ulr
And We, now. can prii.,tn rnn;cui ,. Inc
freedom ana the napDinos- q, H.Ini.r and
Serbian. of Pole aud t'ror, of aIl Inc an
prcssod n,opics nj :,u ,hu world viii 80
Iri in probjr,n Iifiipr il. ualy hn,I -, r,u,,o
The thing * u,thinLohlo Irn,.,d ,,,,,-, l
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-01-10

In Michael Cassidy. sergeant" by
'Sapptr" lGeorGc II. Dorau Coz, We
have tn" plain tales" OF the Sres; war.
Short vivid, tremendous N their CON
dcnsed emotion. Like a packet Of let
tcrs found in the Kit OF some young
soldier. Ssrg cart Cassidy is the story
teller. "Sapper' is the English officer
of euginccrs whose brilliant tales OF
the trenches have taken The English
public by storm.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-01-10

10 Tho Editor OF The Times IBIS patch:
Sit,f Fh. very Tact thai every "thcr cIiN tho
SIZE Of richmond has found II cArcdci; and
wis" t" have public library is. IN my iIri;:-
m"ni. one Of the best arguments why the CITY
Conner should pr"vjd" The unpUlacc 81 Eicii.
mOnd "iih this facility. Nnd further. th"
Wt"i'h'"i class of l;ichnond can well afford t."
send th'lt children on T." college while tho
phr'ni" Nh" cannot afford to 1t" this Tor their
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-01-10
Right Man for tn. rIa,r

MYTH Professor Taussigs acceptance OF
w his appointment to tho Tarii Commis-
ion, OF which il is expected be will be made
cha irman. this new agency OF government has
an suspicious beginning. Professor TaussiG
IS one of the most distinguished tariff experts
~ tho country. and his connection with the
commission will earn it public confidence at
The very inception OF its labors.
He is scientist. moreover. ana no, =
politician. While he believes in a low tariff.
nc has the type Of mind completely open To
conviction and the scholars conscience. In
cvitahly hostile to every form Of intellectual
dishonesty. II is evident tic did not desire
tho appointment, and his acceptance is IL
tribute To the Presidents powers OF pcrsua-
sion. Tn" country will hope. and is entitled
10 believe. that the other members OF the
commission will be OF TN" same high grade
The tariff question demands honest and able
treatment, winch no politically constituted
body possibly could supply.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-01-10
Books and Authors

=. +. Du,tnn & co. have Just issuco
"ChcNaiicr de fi"ufricurs,' by Ncsta II.
Webster. The love "f the Chcvalier
de Eouffieur foi 'he Confess. de Sabran
Is ono rf those rninanCcs OF the French
k"NoIution about which little has been
known. And yet I, is one Of the most
modern III not" OF all the Famous
French love affairs of u thrilling period
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-01-10
thrl~tun< In DDnNii'-.

'" tic Editor Of The Times Dispatch:
Hi.---in this hour tn" best people of our city
are cNu.t !nt because they bchol,in-
fall from 'ihat bad cmincmcc' Ia which Inc has
exalted himself. S"nIs facts furnished BY po-
!i'" thtci licll VIII help YOU to understand III
i!-uiatNr speech. Here arc the arrests for two
Dnmtras;ti ElmrIiht.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-01-10

NINlI. NOIiOIN. ~toeI
truu ih"s" az w""' ia thar their hulls made
80 str" plat" riv"trd together. instead o. tho
oil! method az using wooden pankuc. ThcS
-" enabled Ia f"at because being hollow. they
have What is called huo..au:y \ steel snip
dis places q volume az water equal in jch'
10 It's The principle Of hUoyancy may ic
tested b. h"atins an iron pail in ba,hiuhfU.
oF
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-01-10

sands and tGuu! GiLS It these st.n rctaii a
% luminosity against ,h" British. ;CS""d
inc them as hCrcditIr! CuCmic%, while. up
Ia u few years ago. they looked on France
the mother country. But. being loyal
ChurClnCn. they were alicnutcd from the
French government by the an;ioiCrical move
mcnt in France. aud many Of them arc IN
spircd 10y feeling akin TO &c,Wc hostility
against the republic. II ;ho Canadian gov
Crnmont attempts 10 CunscrIp; thos" men To
fight for England and France. 1t will meet
with obstacles tina; must he overcome by
something stronsc: than government Gccrcgs
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-01-10
KIRBY IN NEW POSITION
Norfolk Newspaper Nan Take. Chnrre
of tho Portsmouth

Especial TO The Times -Dispatch.1
NORFOLK. VA. January a--Wjlliam
Kirby. for several years industrial obi
tor of the Norfolk Ledger Disp,tch
ANA well known IN tho amusement
world As Il former theatrical manager.
has assumed chagGe Of the Portsmouth
star. recently purchased by Collector
OF Customs Hamilton. Mr.. Kirby en-
tered upon his duties Yesterday
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-01-10

y '''c Si"nc Iap Va The iotnI
lcrcth a. puh!ir roads IN tho United States out.
~id' tho llnitf az Incorporated town, and cities
Wa about ..iJ2oon miles on January J. 1916.
q: kills. ii.2 pc cent WAS improved with some
fn.u. Of fuiftciuG.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-01-10

= -. 'l"11N",H 80 nc T0T6- I.NI"Po"
ltc i<n, at l:u=laud ,t:nIp.r"r Of IudiaD the
l:Hlpcrug ~ Germany ,I>iuv of Prussia and
ia" I.a""r"r ~ Austria hungary 'kiug of
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-01-10

g. ~ L.. biar sbugG, Va The nnru;;i tenn
p-ra,uy" Of horses. men aud tigers is about tbs
..,IN,. That oi chickens il ~ degree Fahrcu-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-01-10

';ruIuS IA" You !,nuw amy rc!iab!, rule for
n" cost Of living.
Siuhhs-I do. You take Your income what
ever that m"S h"-amd add i" PC, cent;
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-01-10
I.r,un> in Ancient t>r.

= William Shur;:. N:,.-- Lamp. nave
'u'olr been fn.,d old I,b: louiau strata dating
us p. lea Jcuh T. &. They cut from
-ea -he' $. which had apparcntly hecn mans
uri-tlal lamps.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-01-10

George II. Dorau Co, announce the
publication OF Things as They Are"
by Eertom Braley. The rhythm, the
feeling and swing Of things-things Of
;he here and now Life as VIC know il
but can't all say it--sunS by must
cal singer OF Common Things. Verses
that will stay in YOUR IN Noncompliance.
that strike 10 the place where you
live"-rimes that you will keep step
To for day.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-01-10

Vel. nay @o"d resolutions lasted he,,cr taan
those made las, Year.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-01-10

som" advanced Medicine What can VOC toll
n" c"nceIn,ng The treatment Of mucous COLTS.
l. IL curahle| also suffer from anglo lruruiic
"driua. VIVA; ii" YOU anVisc il the way Of dict
ana "'n'Ndl treatment" Are my troubles iiicI,
4" u" 'yausm,t,ra {" my eight n"u,hS' old baby
Whni" nurse! MRS. g. H.
Answti. ~. jhc baby IL no, likcl, Ia acuuif..
H"nr troubles. protein Doisun--frolu soIuc pai.-
iIcnlal iNnr ot prutc' food. FROM latent septic
focus. a. from animal plant cTuanationS mas.
account Tor both conditions. Try your doctor.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-01-10

North Dukota's farmer Governor has
ciampcd down The lid Despite his asricul-
i"rat Icaniugs he doe not intend 10 permit
any ON" 10 raise Cain
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-01-10

Why not change the name OF the Umnibus
rublic Buildings bill and call it the Incubus
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-01-10

""s" Wh" have criticized the quart a
mouth clause are likely to have an oppor
UNITY 10 snow their good faith
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-01-10

Dcspuc The threat OF presidential veto.
w" Immigration bill and its liiCracy test viii
not down
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-01-10

VINO says Richmond is unprogrcssiyc =:
Just IN" other day the Street Cleaning Dc-
parimcn' washed actually washed. a sec
ion Of Main Street
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-01-10

Suiiragists continue to inform us their
proposed Constitutional amendment does not
interfere WITH States rights. And yet they
ash us 10 have confidence IN their arguments,