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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-02-17
SEEN ON THE SIDE
neutrality-suspicious. Garden ver.e.


have just been out surveying
Where I'm going TO make my garden.
Where I'm going to take Il pick and
Push the earth all up in ridges
In fCrtiliZcd small section
OF back yard i'll the suburbs
possess house and mortgage
And some other Inconvenience
have written 20 our member
For the necessary seeds. and
When they come I'm going 10 plant them
MI according 10 directions
In tho spring young mans fancy
Lightly turns to thought OF drivcl
Eut I'm far too old for spoon:nE,
So I'm going to be a mule-man--
Going 10 push patent pillow thing
Made for :cdcntary persons
Who require some calsthcnics
TO unlimbcr their digcstions.
In my yard the men left mortar
Bricks and slate and various litter
Which is very hard TO handle
SO I'm going TO have a picnic.
This is why this rimcless nonsense
This unSeemly. scnsclesS doEGcrel
This unwarran;ed invasion
or my readers peace and quiet
Just TO call your Kind attention
TO the fact that am ready
TO pretend that I'm farmer
In the back yard OF my mortgage.
0 We people OF the city:
y We walled-up folks who never
Nov lawn or dig a garden.
Come and me raise Il radsh.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-02-17
VOICE OF THE .PEOPI =

oIuinate college have attached mucl,
SG ten; TO the support they eiaimcd
rom INC board. and faculty. Now. il
You'll seem that the opposition OF tho
board and faculty ought to end th.!t.
campaign. but they continue /" press
the measure. entirely ignoring tho on
position Of the authorities OF Nh. mn,
YcrSity
SO far as the .cp-ordina:c college is
cSehcGr i.,,. 1t was decided by the board
adopted In December. that this proi.Usi
ton ought not to Le pressed al this
time IN the face OF NIL the burdens the
State has to carry. The Farmers ,I,u.
by Al formal resolution adopted i'm ialG'
went on record against this measure.
ana In their legislative program for
l?lt they made II ono uI the issues and
count Tor tho changed form in whicI,
me proposition comes lip this session.
but the same reasons which caused The
Farmers Union TO oppose the original
proposition Will be found 10 cause th"m
10 oppose this new sChcmc. There 4.
another bill providing for cordtI,ntion
patron. ana which mas not been dis
cussed. and stiil a third providing FOR
cbcduCation in the graduate and ,Iro-
iessional schools.
fourth differs from the first only in
not empowering the board Of VISITORS
10 erect new buildings and Ia rcquiriu.;
that men aud women do not meet ia
the same class room during the general
session. Not one OF t!.cm on it's c.cs
carries an appropriation. but AL are
objectionable. aud If ANY one OF them
be adopted. and there * the promised
large attendance OF women tho expense
TO the state Tor buildings aud annual
support Will br indefinite and when
the step is once taken II vii! be- too
late to retreat.
Whatever money the State can spare
for education should 10 to building up
the primary schools. In his recent in
atBural address. Governor Davis stated
that our educational system should ne
built from the bottom up. Evidently
lac feels what many people have IRE.
uuently said. that II Is now top
heavy The records OF tho Depnrt-
mcnt Of Education show that In twcil-
only approximately $40 per year. per
head spent upon educating the chill
uren. The counties are as follows:
Bland, Buchanan, BuckinSharn. carroll.
ccstcr. Grayson Greene, Highland. King
and Queen Ming George Lancaster.
cumberland, Patrick. Powha,au Kappa
hammock. Richmond, Wcstmorolsna.
The average FOR the ;orty-c.Gh. Scatcs
TWO years ago Was $50.
An official publication Of the same
department shows that in the session
l"iI-i6. twcnty-four counties had less
than Il six months term for the one
and iwo-room schools. when offer the
only chance for education that thous-
ands OF children ever have. These
counties arc as follows
Amherst Bland. Eotetourt. Buchanan.
buckingham Carroll. Dickcnson I:ocIt-
.n.han, Floyd Franklin. Grayson,
Greene liaiitaN. Hanover. Henri, RUS
Orange; Page. Patrick. F.ttsylNau:ii.
Stafford
II was stated at tho hearing bcfor.
school superintendent in one OF our
counties recently said that he could
not nndcttakS certain WORK. because
has schools close ~ February. THIS
80.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-02-17
Letters nust give the name and al.
Dress of the writer. Name will not be
published II writer 50 requests.
Flonr for Corn Growers.

To the Editor OF The Times Dispatch:
Sir.--lIow about tho poor bcnichtcd
back countryman. especially IL ne raises
corn: do not mean this for "A Kick
against Mr.. Hoover. but IL a man raises
an inc corn he can use and wants Il
lttIc ho9r sometimes, most Of us
DO every sunday morning, mus, he buy
a ha!t -barrcl Of meal before he can get
nalf-barrel OF flour. Can a miller who
Erihus both wheat and corn. when n
man brings two bushels OF corn 10 his
mill TO be ground, sell that person -four
IN proportion TO the amount of corn
ground? MILLER
Whites. Va, February Is. 1915.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-02-17
4 pr0nllet.N.

When peace does come. it Will hc enduring
only through Gcnilencss.
Ir'Itc strength devillsh contrivancce war
iominccrjaS giants OF Industry heedlc"s and
headorg run--all these AID all Oilers OF hat
type will give way 10 tic mastcgtul force OF
gentle insiS;cnce. Ever money went coIa: -
much. or physica' strength for these, too will
Ic the servants OF Gentcncss.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-02-17
l,s.

Ever NOTICE how much more interesting It is
to be shocked
Never tell a se!t-madc about you: per-
sonal ambitions
Misery seeks company. but company spirits.
Persistence viii do auythins-wil even land
man in jail.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-02-17
French Nnr ornhRn.

MIS-. +. r. b, ToWncsVllIe, \. CHI
you Will write TO Walter w. Price.
treasurer OF the American Branch OF
the Fathcrless Children OF France. Ill
Broadway. New York City. full particu-
lars will be mailed you regarding cost
and method OF supporting French chill
drcn, made orphans by the war.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-02-17
Strength of Ice.

Miss 4. G. T.. PRINCESS Annc.-Re-
Gently formed ice land Oh the surfacc)
one inch and a half thick will support
n man: four inches thick will support
cavalry: five inches thick will support
an S4-pound cannon: ten inches thicl:
will support an army: eighteen inches
thick viii support a railroad train.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-02-17
Information Bureau

Inquire. regarding nlmost any topic.
excepting legal and medical sub
jccts, arc answered free. Az all In
quiries are aEswered directly by per.
sonaI letter a seIf-uddressed, stampe1
envelope In required. Address The
Time.-Dispatch Information bureau.
Hichmond, w,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-02-17
Some M0rc-T.eHs.

To wheatIcss. neatlcss. etc, wish 20 add
tho advsability Of:
Strapless With seats.
Cranklcss upift meetings.
NaSless wives.
StnEiless husbands.
G-sftIcss public service.
Jokerless poker decks.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-02-17
Much Ado About Nothing
by ROY Is. MOUITON.

Did he call You liar in many Words"
Not exaetiy.' said tho client but he said
reminded him Of = war expert"
Quite suhicifnt. said the lawyer. You
are entitled to heavy damages"
If it takes six shovcis Of Goa, to keen Gr.
going in the dry goods store furnace All day
then II the merchant let's his fire 60 on Mon.
day. and il takes twelve shovcls Of coal to
start the new IRE on Tuesday morning Gas
Mathematics, hoys. ma then,aticsf ! :
The world edo; move. our blessings brighten.
they take flight. What a cinch il ussd 70
he to have nothing TO worry about but tho
McNicans. 49,
A. Per Usual
There were Two daughters in tho house:
Their case was quito symbolic
For Ruth was quiet as a mouse,
And Gladys loved frniic
The lively daughter settled down
And married Parson Rorus:
The mouSe-lke maiden shocked tho town
Fly going in the chorus ~"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-02-17

Grippe" Means Il Don't Know."---Last No
Tcmoer lad quite severe attack of grippe.
lost ,,, considsrabe weight and do not seem able
10 put on weight again. One doctor says
AnS"er-'f; Grippe is not Il disease: Il !s 4
name doctor applies when he is just
what you have got Sometimes il turns out to
M , "e been ,abcrcuioss. Better consult dec
LOT VINO has the courage to say he doesn't know
when he doesn't and the courage make you
pay Tor the Kind Of examination that will do
:erminc the nature OF your illness. Grippe"
Is Just nice soothing way Of telling patient
mat u dont Know any more than you do just
what is the matter with you" (Innucnza is. OF
course. a specific diseasc-but garcly is cal!cd
grippe nnucHZa.)
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-02-17
Charcoal Eph's Daily thought.

Take mos any man an him down whar
deg ain no hammocks." said Cha rcoal E7,h, rum-
nativcly. AN yo' monty soon lin out ef he kin
swing pick Eat potato, Mistah Jackson"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-02-17
Mnnly Arr of portns.

H. l.. W.. Rlchmond.-Spald! in s s
series OF books on boxing and exercise.
which YOU will find on sale At local
bookstores and by dealers in sporting
goods. VIII furnish you with the in
formation you want.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-02-17
McIiicn NIiScrmcre

\ human fact about us all
Who wcnd our mournful way:
The doctors the first man We cal! IN
md tho very last we pay
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-02-17
Patriotism
OF
Ship.yards

SbipyardS NV - me -NutaHl" t>NcrN TON
p'"'u OF shipping lost allies
~. means an additional which
'hiS country must furnish for although British
rp!lStructon continues. the burden OF solving tho
Shipping problem Is peculiarly tina; Of the United
states. We have promised to solve IT, and VIC
must ships and ships and more ships--up ron
tnelr construction depends the winning Of this
Board and the Emergency shipping Corpora tion
nave explained the situation as II now stands
In some OF the yards the work is going ahead
most satisfactorily. Great government yards re
IN process of construction. would be nearer
completion had il not been for the severe
them should have begun earlier hut that is
shortage Of labor in the yards now in artivc
"pcrat'on. hut the time is aDproa ching when
thcN VIII have need for every avaiahie skilled
mechanic who can be spared from other indus
trtcS. MT: nurley has estimated the require
nrnts At 10000 10 assure the full pacity OF
the yards now in operation and those which
soon VIII be ready. II is the desire Of the Shin
ping Foard TO enroll that number OF cana bic
mon with the boards reservr-not to he ca lied
upon imrn cdia tely. but to he available when
ever IT is necessary for EMPLOYERS and workrcn
20 cooperate with the board employers must
men must show their Willingness by enrolling
with the reserve. II has been suggested thar
men engaged in shipbuildins and other bra inches
or government work might a distinctive
uniform or be furnished with a DISTINGUISHING
badge Of some sort which would show that they
or not that is done. there should ,rea liza; ION
on tho part Of tho public that tho rran who is
doing his best in the shipyards OF tho country
is serving the nation pa;riotically as is tho
man who wears the uniform of lis military
scrv!cc.-Ncw York Herald.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-02-17
To-Day's q. Henry.

THE am TO like best must never
forget that do not like to be talked TO when
| am looking at the moonlight shining the
water
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-02-17
SUNDAY. FEBRUARY Il. 1915.

Commercial reviews agree in stating That
business generally shows Improvement as
result OF better weather conditions ana me
CONSEQUENT relief OF traffic congestion. Inc
,s,,look is found 10 oe encouraging for all
fines OF essential business. but as the war
progresses. ii is forescen that nOnesSentlal IN
dustry must divert its energies into other
channels. However. with the growing de-
mand for labor and capital 10 meet the needs
Of the military establishment. the diversion
should create but little disturbance to bust
ness as a whole and impose only minor hard
sh:ps temporary in their effect. upon such
A dnstrics ms may be affected by the changed
cti9lituns.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-02-17
Horrible.

Kaiser says will not end until victory OK
German arms is acknowledged By whom, ELY
dear"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-02-17

FURNISHED ever, da. TIA" year Mt 10 South Tcn!h
street Richmond, Va. by The Times Dispatch Pub
fishing Co.. lac, Chnr,c. L.. Hasbrook. Editor and
Manager.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-02-17

MEMBER oF THE NsSoCiATED phEsS-t,ne
AAspciatrd rrrs. exclusively entitled to the uee Tor
ripmbii nj ION Of ali news crctcd o II or
otherwise credited in TIL. paper. and also I've
pc new published herein All rights of repubueH-
tion special ispntchrS herein Nrr also rescrved
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-02-17
Naturalization.

y. MI. James River Village. City
Point.---In the process OF naturalization
as an American citizen two years must
office Of any court having Jurisdiction
over the place in which applicant lives
of tho declaration OF intention (drst
papcr). and OF the petition for final
mai ura iZation tSccond papcr). The APP
plicant for final naturaliZa lion must
have resided in the United States con-
tinuously for at least five years. and
one year in the State in which the APP
plication is filed. The clerk OF the
court will furnish you with blank APP
plication, which must he filled IN as
prescribed by law and affidavit made
as to the correctness Of the facts set
forth therein, attcstcd by two wit
ncSScs.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-02-17

HAIRS take your life in your hands. or
rather he takes II in his hands. for that kind
or toolishness has caused scpticcmia (blood
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-02-17

SHANCtI OFFICES: Wash
inrtun. si6 tourtceutn
street, y. ~: New York
Cu!, Fifth avenue build
Inr. Chicago, Peoples Sas
building; Philadelphia. Mu-
tuui LIE Building.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-02-17
Position with Government.

II. p, RichmOnd.-Y eS, 20 secure Such
a position with the government IL
would he necessary TO take the civil
service examination The salary would
depend on tho efficiency OF the applicant
and the position to be filled.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-02-17
And She xy,s p,-h,

pinch. pack oc coat, wh,s.osk cane. saddle,
straight back Ia scaion. adore ssed his ynun :.
lady friend thus: IF you were me- what would
you do
III were YOU" she replied: "if were YOU.
would tie the tinware 10 that musical com edy
my hair or the side like a human being, and
then would go and pray for brains"
During the rush for laborers to unload coal
at the yards foreman approached hnhn
who was standing on a corner with his hands
do You want. work." asked the foreman.
:Whatnkind OF work" asked tho bum:
slice OF bacon it," -
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-02-17
Paper stun,

Germany has promised Roumania 4 slice Of
Russia for being good.
That's nice Germany also promised Mexico
all Of Texas snd Arizona and Of Jersey
ti% II somebody would come over here and
be hcilicosr.
.Nnd pretty soon the akiser Will be trying TO
swap his rotten old kingdom for a spawned
mule
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-02-17

TELEPHONE: Randolph l..
Private branch Exchange
connecting with ALI depart
tntntS.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-02-17

ADDRESS All COMMUNICATIONS 90 The Times
nispatC II, and Individuals.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-02-17
Attempted assassination Of RooscyeIt.

Reader, Iichmond.--t'olonel RooSe-
welt was shot and seriously wounded by
John Schrank the evening Of October
IA. 1912. in Milwaukee. Mr.. Roosevelt
was in the midst OF his campaign and
was about to leave the Gilpa trick Hotel
at s o'clock to address a large as
semblaEe in the auditorium short
distance away. lie was standing up
in motor car when Schrank APP
preached through inc crowd. drew a
revolver and fired. The bullet struck
Mr. Roosevelt In tho right breast. and
had the missile not been detected up
ward by cycGlass case and the
manuscript OF the speech nc WAS TO
deliver. it. without doubt. would have
inflicted mortal wound. The man
who fred the shot was overpowered by
Ebert Martin. one Of Mr.. Rooseveft's
secretaries. and hurried to Jail Mr..
Roosevelt proceeded to the auditorium.
where 10000 persons were waiting to
hear him speak. After his address he
was taken to a hospital. where an OK
animation was. made. Early the next
morning he' Was taken TO Chicago.
whore he remained In hospital until
October 81,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-02-17

II our friend. who favor with manuscripts Int'
iIiu.;rat inus for publication wish 10 have una1hihbe
1r ticcs returned They must in all cases scna stamps
:pr that
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-02-17
War Work of College Women

n NE Of the silver Innings TO the cloud OF
~ war has bccn the splendid manner in
which the women of the nation have rallied
TO their country's support in practically every
line OF human activity. Not one whit behind
their sisters AT home. the college women have
whole -heartedy enlisted for the war" and
both in the homeland and behind the firing
lines in France, their activities arc increas-
ingly H. evidence
The director OF the Division on Woman's
War Work. al Washington. is daily in receipt
or letters from the womcn's colleges inqur-
'hS no" this years graduates may go directly
into active war service. Each young woman
seems to have but one question in mind
What can do for my country"
war is terrible and cruel beyond words
hnt the gentle work Of relieving its attendant
suffering which so largely falls to tho LOT Of
woman. and in which she is so supremciv
IN her own sphere is softcnng and uplifting
ne college woman is embracing not ONLY
this form Of war activity, but every other
which the necessities Of the country reouirc
ana Tor which her equipment and education
II, her, with the same spirit of enthusiasm
ana sell sacrifice that has marked The con
Huct OF her brothers OF the country's great
institutions OF learning generally
Every college has its war work orcani-
zation5 through which all forms OF war
WORK are done .! lasting bcncnt 10 the CONN
try IS the training all arc receiving in tho
Mnch-hcedcd school OF economy America
mas been cXtravag giant md wastntul Ia a dix
graceful! degree. II has unncccssarily con
sn!ncd fortunes in value each dav vhiIa
throwing away other fortunes in food dis
posed OF through the garbage can Now il,
IS L" be hoped, with spirits chasrcrcd by Tho
""''in''S o. war and hearts softcncd bv it's
( sorrows the whole country as ono man vii,
tHfn It's thought to learning we'll tho Iossons
4 NOT .,,l,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-02-17
Determination
OF the
People

$500, , Inc ma nihcsnt and SUCCESSFUL
nav sheE nae 1t is precisely because the
as indivtaua!s regardless OF ofliciai stupidity.
.nat ciNitizaton has been preserved ana NE
AmHricans have now our chance 70 end the
per-! O! the Hun for all time on the allied
side. in every democratic nation a, war n n, s
neen INC histoI% that tho people pushed their
leaders forward: that tho people corrected their
Leader b!unders with individual courage and
Hnerotlon: mat the people prevailed after their
leaders had fallen to the That ma
today and throughout. the war. No of,icia !
hiunderinE is the Sma Hest excuse for individual
S!acklnE her is II the reason for rcdouhinE
our individua! efforts TO lend that aid without
when the war cannot be won.-Ncw York
Tribune. -
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-02-17
RnI]mollD Nlnrrnn;Ss.
THE DISPATCH

Entered Jnnunrr -. 1905. the Post ONCE at
N,hm"nd, Va. second class matter.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-02-17


progresses ii is ioreseen that nonesseniial IN
dustry must divert its energies into other
channels However with the growing de-
mand for labor and capital 10 meet the needs
Of the military establishment. the diversion
should create but little disturbance to bust
ness as Il whole, and impose only minor hard
sh: ps, temporary in their effect upon such
ihdnstrios as may be affected by the changed
ct,Glitiuns.
Swhh .374 dry counties in the united
states ana only Gl5 which still permit the
sale OF intoXicants. il would seem that the
democratic principle of local option had been
indicated. Lot il alone. and IN the course
o; few years even these spots now wet may
be turned into the dry column. But this Is
not enough for the antisa oonists. They feel
thcr power and propose 10 drive through the
Fedc,a amendment making the entire coun-
tty constitutionally dry. taking away from
tie States their inherent right of sclt-goveru-
m,cut. Rather than let education and local
OPTION take their orderly course. they prefer
u run the risk either OF defeat or forcing
!eyulsiou OF feeling which may undo large
Hsrt O, The work already done
In face Of a shortage of ships which threat
ems The safety OF the armies i'll France and
the very existence OF the entente nations.
stpbuildors =, New York and Baltimore
have gone on strike for higher wages The
merits OF iheir cause may ne good or 'ney
nla! nov me ldc' ih"I 'heF nave mus as
ioya!IF' "!h'oS' =. 'oFousE' slowed up con
~ ~. ~" Wa :" an ''t"' matters " mn
inc i"oo' SITUATION mas improved "ohderlniy
in the past few months. there still are weak
spo's 'h"' must be S,rchg'hehed II 1t can
he' "e conc ny inc 'aooF 'eaoerS themselves
ne government must 40 II. Already labor
has been conscr.p,od. although ii is no, so
caHou' III N"'ou" parts OF me country and IT
W." oa cone e'Se"H mere ""'" the gravity OF
ne SnuaNoh demands u
'olo l."s"a must a1e justice swift and,
w ma 'ea" lhc''H o"' 10 inc arbitrator
u fIa'''' "hN nc VIII De shot TO death in
,NP'"No" o' 'He most "eSPicabIc crime against
~ COUNTRY "' "h!'h one ''A he guilty Thus
"ho'h"F i'''hH OF the Na!Ser and an enemy
% ms own country goes his prcaesincd way.
Cnhs's hNdonh'ealy Viii follow Names which
nave been onnr.'ei with that OF Pasha. and
even |o' "'i 'h" manifold windnGa Of his
'nill"'n"t N.''s naf" not been followed TO
'h'T con- l-i"hs 10 "hom"vcr they lead.
Ft''!'hhl''' ih"- he d"nihiSter"G. only thus
can rance NIT2' l'soli Of those who Us
coward ith' from within The experience
rur"hPh "N''h th'l country IS passing may
he "ai'h"" 'N MS one with View to its
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-02-17

rejoicing over the end OF workloss Mondays
IS not quite universal. Some folks liked them
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-02-17

fresideni Wilson speaks we'll enough. bu
'aFoS bullets to Kill Bochcs. and nothin,
snort OF Killing will tame them
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-02-17

Unfortunately. Mr.. Hoover hasn't included
IN ms prohib!tory cdict on the sale OF poultry
IN" rooster Of uncertain age which comes to
Town disguised as spring chicken
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-02-17
Current Editorial Comment

II The soldiers OF France and
England. or tho peoples OF France
ana I'm land. had paid any heed
10 the blunders OF their leaders
they would never have fought