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Health Talks, by DR.. VIM. Brady
t.oryrirh, 1911 by %aiional &ewsnarrr serS'e.,
Aspects OF Everybodyx Aiment.

session OF the American Medical ASSOCIATION
stated that many patients limit their intake of
food; because of the attendant stomach
trouble. and this favors constipation the CON
Siipation in turn making the stomach symptoms
worse, ct cetcra in a vicious circle. One might
point Lots OF skinny folks with "dyspepsa"
quarrel with this that kind OF Wholesome
food. for some fanciful reason and suffer more
from the dieting than from disease In
convicted dyspcpticS to themselves well.
Levy hnds mat cases of right sided constipa-
iion cause more trouble in the form of auto
ntoNication than cases Of cft-sidcd constipa-
ton In right sided constipation the stasis or
delay or Stagnation occurs in the cecun and
ascending colon higher up than in lcft-sidcd
matter may occur. t\-ray study Of case
makes the distinction. not the symptoms com
planned of
ir. l.. NJ. Gompertz. New Haven Conn. com.
mentcd upon the great frequency hyper.
actdiiy Of the stomach in patients with .iiiast,,
constipation. Many OF these patients nic varo-
NaSus part 81 the autonomic nervous system
which controls secretion and pcriStalsis is over
aciiy: or tonic. Most laxative cathartic
the treatment represented is likely To make
things worse and worse. The more physic the
victim takes the more conStipatcd hes becomes
circle. Dictctic or medicinal treatment to nrc
the excessive hydrochIoric acid socro ~;
Will relieve the constipation Alkalic" OF course
Dr. Max Einkorn New York said thai .n,st;c
constipation is characterized by infrcuucnt and
painful evacuation Of The DO vel win occa
blood. He finds the condition commonly as
socated with entcroptosis tsagging Of iin,cs
tined, Dr. linhorn feels that in ordinary con-
stpation mot spastic) many Of the .wnSnton,a
which people havo been taught to believe are
duo TO toxemIa or autointoXitation arc re.iiv
duo to anxiety and worry about the bowels
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-03-15
Books and Authors

TaerS ars p Paf bas,a ny esS
Is tu Of hshins; humcr. realism but not fatcd
T,s Win IL tn the Canp$ians in wo" COM
battles of st. ro the somme. the AncEe am. Ind
h is ;sGry Of nc in the limo as ,no Amercan
every one who wants se 6 Sea ,rh ana story that
will want read. '"o iron'
rtan fEslisi9 On and Common sense, by Donald
defense Of The truths s of phe
T't an 70 2o hs h. hGss ws
"schoiar ,hm t not h written by technical
s S% .2r the Plain man without
nel R"G tym Some who ", is looHans
aers,ands the diicui,cs presented by the argm
Stood eo oa ,hs nnH nature Of
force and their danger '''''
coone ana n M,Il;ary Trsandmng ~ Lieutenant
q" a9' 9iners rainins c5mE camp biz a"h"r
When every ih man i IN onr n ffsse forces ss
h ms ne SS ba lsnder is not strange that there
been prdsnty enEased i" tsachn 5aan It's wf1 1na, s
largest FAR trimming camp for officers is good news
the Their by ssa and for the seun to
and sa fst depTnd upon their work for its
s tha, officer or noncom.; how to handle men so
to arouse in your command the nG ns
mnriIo ny; mat will give the discipline and
~, "iI tnat are inc enc aim of military train
VIZ I've, r.veh experienced regular army officers
,ha eG nave never analysed the psychology Of
he ir PTh" n6k have said Il, is the most
OFFICER since studied it," DESIGNED for hc,,in
, nvIS ana Tor civilians who wish TO know What
III service really u.s. II not i'm TO take
cxn,, i;,'cG Oh service manuals, but rather TO
in,r H. ne spiIit 81 the trvicc. the inner mean
,''fS, tht renders all else OF practical avail II
III; neap Eou-or II you beyond the age of
,r,tliI,ary service that boy of yours-to mako
n nI"; 10 become wGr;hy and successful oficer
bw ,h ha'G h @" men The army offers promotions
ineet YIN their spurs the army is to be fit to
5hS enemy and defeat lin. This urpcntiv
"'eoeu DOCK tells them how TO dc it
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10 me Editor OF The Times DiSDlirh.
SIT have read much In regard %
the condition OF labor and feel i, y.rv
much now on my farm. The people II
th!S county and the national govern
ment DO not seem to r>,li2e tho con-
dit!ons What cxis, at present with ihe
American farmer. y war canno, be
won without food as We all know II
~ INC hrst essential. but IL locks
m'En'y bad at present, as planting time
Is ABOUT here. No labor can be had
10 DO the work. That means nothing
VII De hish and scarce Looking at
~ from the standpoint OF n farmer
mere Is but one solution TO the nec.s-
SHY or feeding the world MS we ara
uoinS al present. and that is for the
hationa! government to draft the men
=, ,ne nation and work them on tho
iaFh under tho same conditions IL
works the men in the army. II is nc,
use writing and talking We neod
labor to produce foodstuff TO feed HE
nation and nothing but government
reg uiatlohs VIII accomplish the pur-
Factories. railroads. ETC. have taken
wages than the farmer can nav. Thin,
Or common labor getting 50 pcr dnr
10 you mink they will 20 on the farms
u. si."o 80. nothing hut Uncle Sans
praerS VIII put them there And Tia
n ia JnSt o as We'll begin. and that soon
under favorable conditions. Labor
must be had on the farms TO nrnd,ics
ioou' ana the whole country in short
Oh Such labor. do not believe tho
natlonal government Will let this COM
u u,e, exist much longer Let every
Burkcville, Va March "a 1nJe
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-03-15

Senator Thomas S. Martin, OF Virginia,
will receive the plaudits OF the nation for his
insistcnce that American people he compen-
stated for their losses at the hands of Ger
mans before the latter, or those OF them who
own property in this country, be given one
cent in return for their coniscated holdings
In this way and no other will even partial
paythent be made for the millions of dollars
swept away at the hands of alien enemies
When the Senate comes TO determine its
course, it will do only justice if it takes care
Of Americans first.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-03-15

&c INC Editor of The Times Diapatch:
SI.;E,Ihe pyrotcchnic display Of such
-, t."I 'ihs headlines IN your issue OF
ms day as. Further Delay Is caused
cent trevcni5 Bills Being Sent to Gov
cEnoi' Fear lnactiOn May Result h,
EPeciti session o. - .neraI Assembly,
MpuIu aoubtIcss cause the timid or Iin-
InioTmcd 10 be apprehcnsivc that dir.
.cauitS arc likcly TO follow the tbscucs
iahk buchanan. ACKNOWLEDGEMENT
NctF simple act would have avoided
al 'hiS unnecessary display. saved the
'o'e!Hor me disappointment the Same
Srticic tc!ls us he felt ana aliaycd any
icdFS as TO III" fate Of any bills reatJy
LOT ms signature. He could have had
the thirty bills" brought TO hi. ot,I~c
examined them all fully and carefully
eh.&Ecd Win \ pencil those he Mas
Wi1ihS 10 sign and upon the return nf
w iHtutcHant Governor the signatures
OF pom could have been attached in
haIt an hour. Thus without delay or
farm ana without sensation The billI
would have been signed in due for,
ana no time lost and no necessity Tor
an extra session OF the I.rrIslatt,re ~,
'hat account 1t has formerly been III.
case mat the president pro tenn OF tho.
senate In tho absence OF the Idcu-
such $3.50 -
Having been enrolling clerk Of III.
legislature for a good many sessions
anu during the administrations OF Cow
clhoFS ofcrra!l, Tyler, MontaGuc and
I1wansoh. feel that know whereof
sPcah. ana IL seems proper to cor
rect any injustice which the article in
question may have done Lieutcnaa,-
Governor Buchanan.
Richmond. Va. March 10, 1915.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-03-15

Criticism OF the War Departments de-
cision to withhold home addresses OF soldiers
who may be killed wounded at the battle
front is not justinable. 1t may be granted
that It's enforcement will bring isolated cases
of distress to relatives but better that than
the risk Of. revealing possible sources of
valuable Information to the enemy with
consequent disaster to the troops abroad.
With the country at war, its citizens must be
prepared to submit TO certain necessary
hardships and silence their complaints over
what may seem TO them harsh rulings of the
military auth critics
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-03-15

It's all in the viewpoint. While Germany
regards every treaty, matter how solemn
and binding, which interferes with its agrees
sions, as mere scrap of paper" tho United
States Vhesitates to take possession of Ger
narrowed property lest provisions OF
treaty formulated between this country and
Prussia way back in 1893 be violated Even
the most eXacting international moralist
will believe that this is carrying the ideal OF
integrity too far. Whatever rights German
citizens ever may have had here, by treaty
or otherwise, long ago have been abrogated
by Germany itself.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-03-15

There has been no appreciate loss or
strength in the treasurers lobby which ses-
sion after session proves sufficiently strong
20 defeat any measure providing for regular
State audit of the books of county collecting
officials Not until members OF the Senate
and House lose their fear OF these chiefs of
the county politicians and have tho courage
TO vote for Virginia's general good, even
at the risk of future defeat at the polls. Will
this badly needed Legislation be enacted.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-03-15

The revolver in the hands OF American
soldiers is proving q very effective weapon
in trench raids in France. In hand-to-hahd
conflicts, which are inevitable i'll the coming
offensves, its value can hardly be over
estimated It is TO be assumed that every
American soldier in training is being given
ample instruction IN the skiful use of this
valuable weapon.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-03-15
Three Days.

80 much to do; so little done!
an, ycSternight j saw tho sun
om,ih INK peamiess down tho vaultcd gray.-
Ihe shastly ghost OF yesterday.
So little done; so much to do, .s.1
Each morning breaks on conflicts nc,y.-
But eager. brave. I'll Join the fravnv,
And fight the battle OF to-day,
SO much to do; 80 little done!
But when It's oer-the victory won
ON! then, my soul this strife and.
sorrow
VIII end in that great, glad Tomorrow.
James r Gilmore (18z3-1soal
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EnIIstmeut in the Snvy

L. +: y, kcnts Store.-fes. under the
conditions stated by you. you would
be permitted 10 cul.st In the navy. II
otherwise capable of meeting the re-
quircments OF the service.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-03-15
KAISER HUNG IN EFFIGY
Pro-Germnns of Butter, ILL.,, Receive
GrucHome Warning in Main
Street OF NiIlnce

BUTLER I'LL, March 14-Whcn the
staid populace awoke one morning re-
Gently they found the Kaiser hanging
rom 4 scaHold fastened TO a flag pole
across the main street Of the tow
The efigy Of the German EMPEROR va,
dressed in black shirt, blue cyera,Ts
a black and white painted hat, and a
lfelike German false face. :
AS a warning to all pro-Germaps,
several placards were attached to the
form.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-03-15
Information Bureau

Inquiries regarding almost my tonic
excepting on legal and medical sub.
jccts, are answered free. As all IN.
quiriCs are answered directly by pci.
hOnEl letter "a sclf rcsncd, stnnlpeS
envelope Is acquired. Address Tbs
IiincA-Dispntch Information bureau
ltIvhmOnd, Nu.
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Universal MiIi,nrx Tro,,,rr

II. ). T.. Richmond.--it. you will
write to the National Association for
UNIVERSAL Military Training. Southern
building. Washington. d. u. they will
mail you free all the literature you
need on the subject of universal MILL
in the United States.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-03-15
BULLET WINS DEBATE
Man Shot I'm Argument Over Ro,si,e.
wiki Admits Opponent Was Right
in His Stand

MINGo JUNCTION, OHIO, March ~.
"a debate as TO whether or not tina
Bolsheviki are traitors to the Russia n.
people was decided here in favor Of!
Josip Brozovitch. thirty-six. after he
had shot and dangerously woundA1
Nicholas Vignovitch. forty. Trotzky
supported. liz
81 guess maybe Brozovitch was
right" said Nignovtch. as he was
taken into the hospital.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-03-15

,a H,IhinimE sweating 11ands-Can you suggest
hnInJs az. 10 prevent sweating Of the hands? My
ing. ' 10 WY G III t,i Ass
-, an.mswer.-Apply with sponge or cotton once
iion, second day Tor three or four days a sou-
III vi ohc-half ounce OF aluminium chloride in
'hree ounces OF distilled or rain water "
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-03-15

From the Sunday School
Roll to the Church. Membership Roll" Afier
ms address the convention adjourned sine die
conservative challengers have been keeping
ing BOOKS in which they take down the names
OF every negro who registers, with full descrip-
ton OF MS person. age. occupation and place of
residence, with number and street. In one ward
represented themselves living in n small
tenement house on Shockoc Hill not capable OF
containing or accommodating. spoon-fashion
more than eight or ten. At the proper time
these frauds will he examined into
linnnicutts proposition to abolish capItal
stlintional Convention yesterday, was defeated
The cases Of John S. and George Douglas wise
Tor shootlng II. \. Pollard on November IA In Ct
nave been set for trial in the Baltmore court
LOT next Thursday. Hon. Revcrdy Johnson is
their counsel and because of his pressing duties
w, MaSnnnms' on II is probable that the case will
DC continued To another term Of the court
y negro named Cardozo has been nominated
ny me I,.pubiicans OF South Carolina for the
Office oil Secretary of State. 49,
In the supreme Court of the United States
!cSterua? INC new Georgia bill for an nIunc-
lion hhhinS' General Grant ct ais. was offered
visemcnt. ~ '''i "'iuef az
. iialf or tho South Carolina delegates to tho
Nationa! Republican Convention re nerroosr
me most o! them as black rs tho ace of sn,dos
The North Carolina constitutional Convention
has sci ncNt Tuesday $ the day for Gnaj mi :
Jourh"ch' nut IL may he changed if necessary
From Washington it is reported tina, tho i'm
pcacnGr" hre Eiicstng fevcrish anxiety but
neyoh" '"'' thero Is no excitement.
Hampshire s oni NAUGHTY in the State of New
hye counties. but the Republicans had ma lori
ties In the larger counties. "''o i"d'o'i
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-03-15

In time of peace the United States failed
to prepare for war. Portcnts We're ignored
and warnings went UNDECIDED. Now that war
has envclopcd the nation, which prided itself
on its safety in isolation, it is gratifying to
have the assurance of SO notable a person as
Lord Reading that it is at last making its
preparations on scale tremendous that
even lis European allies are impressed by their
magnitude. THE way TO make a short war
is TO prepare for long one" says the British
hi2h commissioner, and his advice should
5tfii.c home 10 every American heart Talk
f peace now, through Il possible enemy
breakdown, is reasonable folly, which is
playing the Kaiser's game for him
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-03-15

put him or between stations. who,
tne conductor stopped the train and
ward the tramp sat In the middle or
me Track stiil protesting: You can't
pur INC OH between stations
stations and. according to their To-,
tcrs. one is forced 10 believe that .bn,.
don't even know IT, - ~ =,
richmond Va, March 49, 1915
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-03-15

Reader, Stokes.-Csed tin fo,l finds
market with any dealer in old Junk.
II is worth about % cents mound,
though local dealers Usually pay much
below that figure.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-03-15
News Of Fifty Years Ago
From Richmond Dispatch March Is, 1865

Yesterday was the last
day of the exceedingly in
tcreStinE Baptist State
Sunday school Convention.
Fivc-minute talks and an
swcrs TO QucStiinS lodged
IN the question box were
Inc features of the morn
ing session. In the after
noon the permanent or
ganiZation of the body TO
hold annual sessions was
completed. At night Rev.
Dr. j. \. ChambliSs, pastor
OF the Second Baptist
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-03-15
Automobile LIccnSe.

H.. Goochland.-No. 4 private citizen
has no right to run two cars on one
license number. but dealers may do so
on the special license issued TO them.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-03-15
,ChnrconI Eph.s Dnilx rhonrht.

Il ain got TO dc man dat 60 L church
on Sunday" said Charcoal Eph in Of his
moods, AN on Monday an dc res o. dc week
act lax plumb Nero I dc cook in he house
Eat a plum. Mistah Jackson"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-03-15

the morning following his arrest, the in
tcrvenine time would have been ample to
establish before courtmartial the question
OF his guilt or innocence.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-03-15

Tho Kaiser says he secs the hand of God
III the east Now if he will direct his vision
III the opposite dire ction, he will see the
cplirted sword % Gods iusticc menacingIy
pointed at his savage hordcs i'm the wost
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-03-15
Much Ado About Nothing
bY ROY X. MOULToN.

eyaF ne New York weather forecas,er says: lie,
spring so a shsre ms own predic ions Regarding
nf 'st Wmicn has not limited the ancient rrn az
as ne neW German zeps carry their own for
nevS SF IS s"m n, min the German situation is
other is saE 5hs ,ha. eat hsn on
expensive '"'' f'uaSs On Fridays fish are SO
Also on ea,less Tuesdays fish take an exalted
70 \ h hsh is no fool. lie knows when it is time
sn me French know how to handle traitors and
There will be little -pasha!nE in this
or Course. Course.
-, army medical rorrs experts say that married
better rhan single men sheil-shock F do maeh
g. AZ of which prompts /. A. b to voice tho
hs o lutte sniis G Sa e M't Oh od Saom
It hs so sinfie in msn ia fan Nat at his
To married men.
TP pS51 1 the night hEopshou, day.
Unmarried men ocrcome in nocks&
LIZ. these ,, ar, are ,:ery simple shocks
perhaps doesn't liven up recruiting in ordinary
fn If cost wt stoooc to get in the army
show that they had the price.
They gave a Chicago murd .rer n porterhouse
steak and French fried potatoes Just before
hanging him. which in opinion, is a poor
way to conserve food
Hog Island, under investisa alton by the govern
for it.
In the good old days the lady used to humor
her husband. Now she hooverS him
The od-fashioncd man who used tc, veil for
the kind of food his mother used to make would
used to e Inc the a OF food his wife
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-03-15

ana such symptoms VIII clea. up irrcspectiye
OF INC cohstipaii ion IL patients can be made 10
aU UE me junction of the bowels. we strongly
EinhornS view >" P'N''' ="
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-03-15

Arrest Of William Korthaus at New York
ard investigation Of his papers disclose the
earins audacity OF the German spy system in
this country. korthaus, German subject
who was ostcnsiby in the employment of a
local dealer III dycstufs and chemicals has
not only been keeping track OF transport de-
parturcs from his window in West End Az
enuc with binoculars and cameras but has
directed the activities of numerous other Ger
man spAs in various parts Of this country
and elsewhere. The proof is absolutely CON
vincing. He is row in the Tombs awaiting
intcrnment Just why that mild form of
punishment should be awarded him is diff
fcult TO imagine. The crime Of which he is
guilty is punishable by death in all countries
at war, and there would seem to be small
.ahope OF suppressing these activities so long
lgls our government refuses to invoke the ex-
ss4.reme penalty IN cases like that OF Korthaus
" tahould have been shot before breakfast
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-03-15

II is TO be hoped that the fruit will not
accept any OF the many invitations it is now
receiving TO come out from its trenches and
be Killed
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-03-15

The Baker dog Jaw got through with but
few scratches Now Old Virginia can be a
great wooi-srowng State. and several wooden
mills must spring up in Richmond.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-03-15
Nation. Mt war Witb Cc,m,nx

L. r.. w, Richniond.-The naticns
at war with Germany are: Serbia. Rus
Sa anse hssn" ,o Great
Roumania. United States, Cuba. Pana-
ma. Greece. Siam. Liberia. China. Bra
2il RGuinania and Russia have re-
Gently dropped out of the fighting, and
peace treaties with Germany are pend
ing; Tie results of the war are still
undetermined. but the allies are firmly
united IN the purpose TO continue the
conflict until Germany acknowledges
she Is defeated. We nave not avail
able the recipe YOU want
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-03-15

MEMBER OF TILE ASSOCIATED rRESS-Ihe
Associated Press Is exclusively entitled TO the use TOT
republication OF all dispatches credited to OF
not otherwise credited in ttis paper, aud also t"e
local published herein. All rights OF rcpubiics
ton sof special dispatches herein also reserved
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Jitlls.

II is a poor rat that doesn't know its own hole.
Some men get rich figuring others figure how
10 get rich.
y fisherman has chance against muddy
stream.
Poverty is usually one of the excuses for
inct!iciency.
y bank account doesn't prove brains.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-03-15

Under the new military ruling Milwaukee
must close ITS saloons--a sad blow at the
stuff which made it famous
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-03-15

rGRIISuED every du. In the year at - South Tenth
Street. Richmond. Va. Ivy The Times Dispatch Pub
iisl,ink Charles T.. nnsbrouk, Editor and
NanuEcr.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-03-15

n friends who with manuscripts and
tliuSt publication wish have unavailable
articles returned. they must un send stamps
tor that purpose.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-03-15

ELBOW grease is tho only thing that makes
the back-iot garden rake and hoo work casv
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-03-15

ADDRESS ALL COMMUNICATIONS 10 The Tine.
Dtspatch. and indiridunis
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-03-15

Hog Island under invest is alton by the govern
for it, ~
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-03-15

They gave a Chicago murd .rer a porterhouse
steak and French fried potatoes just before
hanging him. which, in opinion, is a poor
way TO conserve food.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-03-15
signcrs of Declaration OF InJ.,c,dence.

is no evidence that any of the sirners
Ct the Declaration of Independence was
an infidel in the common meaning Of
me term, although some of them may
have disbelieved in the miraculous
birth OF Christ and tie infallibility Of
tho scriptures. The Declaration Of In
dependence itself, to which each at
tachcd his name expresses "a firm re-
nance on the protection of Divine Pr ov-
ldence As 70 the particular religion
OF each OF the signers. you would have
10 search their separate biographies
to ascertain that. You should be able
70 hnd complete list OF the signers
IN any good school history; otherwise
you Will find the list on page 90 Of the
1917 edition of The World Almanac.