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Tic Truce of the Tiger.

Let us have peace and live as friends
the willy tiger said;
The sloth bear cooked a listening ear
and scratched his shaggy head.
Let us have peace brethren should"
the crouching tiger purred:
And the great, warm heart OF the weary
bear was very deeply stirred.
Enough. enough OF blows and blood"
The bears SruT answer came,
81 Shall call a truce 10 the war we
wage, if YOU Will do the same.
81 shall lot you bind with wire OF steel
my mighty lighting paws,
"If you in turn will pledge to me to
shear your cruel claws"
wei spoken. friend" the tiger whined.
as he bound the huge sloth bear.
MY claws will soon he harmless Is tho
pads OF the limIping hare"
Thcreat nc sank his talons through the
sloth hears wondering eyes
And gashed his breast. The wounded
beast impiored the needless skies.
The tiger snarled, NO pledge 1 own,
no truce. no oath, no law,
But the force that dwel!s in sudden
spring and the clutch OF my mighty
claw"
Beware. beware" the great bear
means. as. blinded. he makes his
way; !.
Beware the iuro OF the tigers truce
or be what am to-day.
Beware the purr of the crouching cat
beware of its tricky whine;
Or olse-in n stroke OF it's rending claw
your fate shall be as mine"
ELIAS Lieberman.
In New York TimeA
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G.ncroI JoI,n II. Morrun.

NJ. +. c.. Waverly.--General John IT.
Morgan. the Confederate cavalry leader
and raider during the Civil War, was
captured and escaped. but was cap
tui ed again and finally killed. He was
captured the first time in the fall OF
1863. after his daring raid across In
DINA AMI pursuit into Ohio. and, with
some of his officers and men. was i'm
prsoned in tho Ohio PeHitentiary. at
Columbus. Morgan and several OF his
officers escaped from the penitent!ary
during the night of November 81, 1863.
and some Of them made their way back
10 Kentucky. The Governor OF Ohio
offered $4,000 reward for tho recapture
Of Morgan. but he got away and re-
sumed his raids. Some time aftorward
while Mt n farmhouse near Greenvlllc,
Tenn, he was surrounded by Federal
troops. and. while attempting to escape.
was killed. This occurred in Scptcm-
Der. 1864. Morgan's friends said at the
time that lie was murdered after his
surrender and that his body was mu-
tilated, hut there was no proof OF this.
His body was sent to tho Confederate
lines. and after being buried at Rich
mond, Va, tho body was finally rein
tered in the cemetery at Lexington,
XIV.
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About WHISKY Deliveries.

:" <, ChaDtico.--Undcr the Virginia
law person may order and receive one
Quart of whisky a month. Under the
Federal law. liquor is allowed 10 be
transported into prohibition territory
for medicinal purposes This bureau.
for obvious reasons, cannot undertake.
TO offer any further advice as TO how
one may assert his liquor rights in the
premises. The agent OF the express
company can inform you as TO the pro-
Cedurc for deliveries.
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1t is true. of course, that the government,
is disposed to frown upon large road-makns
projects not connected with the winning Of
the war, but that should not deter Virgins
from going ahead with its plans. They may
not be-consummatcd while the war lasts but
when it ends he State will be prepared to
proceed without delay. Completion of legis-
lationS now pending in the Assembly will put
the State in position TO begin building its
road system at the earliest possible moment
Again, If efforts are TO be conferred on such
roads, as 4ere necessary TO the work Of war
surely none can be more essential to that
end than those OF Eastern Virginia.
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count Won Her,ling's disclaimer that Ger

Count Won Hertlngs disclaimer that Ger
many. ever had any intention OF assailing
Sw ISIS. neutrality should put those concerned
on notice TO look out for trouble. as the
London Daily Mail wisely warns. The neu-
trality of Switzerland will be violated. just as
in tho case OF Belgium, whenever il suits
Germanys purpose to declare that the Swiss
themselves presented the occasion BY conspir-
ing with the allies. Thence the existing treaty
would be considered but "a scrap of paper"
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Confer Of I.opnIntinn.

". y Is. West iiope.--'rhc center OF
population * the center Of gravity OF
the population Of "A country. each indi-
Nidual being assumed to have the same
weight. IN the United States the cen
ter OF population has followed tho
parallel Of 20 degrees latitude and
has moved in westward direction
during the last ll5 years In 1910
the center OF population OF the United
states was in Bloomington. Ind
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-03-02

TO political engagements The German people,
by supporting their government in its
atrocious warfare upon the dearest rights of
humanity, have forfeited the good will OF
mankind, and it will take long years of
amended conduct on their part to overcome
the adherence which all civilized peoples feel
toward them. And that mind will be reelected
by refusal to have any business dealings
whatever with them.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-03-02

v Fuel Administrator Garfield advises all
ffsS.ouseholders to buy their normal supplies on
10 oal for next winter in the regular way. as
setoon as the coal is available. Had they been
sermittcd to do that last year, probably the
~ oal would now be available, and most OF the
INCONVENIENCE OF the past few months would
l:no. have DCcn experienced.
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SlchGe Hammers Still at 1t

G lNCE Colonel Theodore Roosevelt and
~ Senator chamberlain chose the same day
! 10 open upon the administration with heavy
artillery and with high-explosivc shells one
after another OF that small group of dissatis-
ned or dlsaiiected opponents OF the President
las lcvcled his criticism at him MANY
anxious friends OF Mr.. Wilson doubted il the
present war machine would escape annihila
lion II had often seemed impossible that
any line. however we'll fortified could with
stand battering so terrific.
IL Is roas9uring 10 the country and perhaDs
To the allied world 10 find that when Tho
smoke had lifted the President and his SIM
port stu! held the field. and that the govern
Ment is going right ahead with tho business
IN hahd Just as if nothing remarkable had
happened The commander-in-chief is still
in command. Tho Secretary of War js s,iu
at his post. The army is still func,iouinr ar
tho Sa mo Old stand
Following up the Roosevelt Chamberlain
harrage came the onslaughts of Wadswortb
'iitchcock ana Weeks, two Republicans and
one ncar-Democrat. These eminent statesmen
nave impcached the whole war organization
% INC country They have directly chaI-
'ehseu the administration to change its whole
method or fighting this war or suffer national
ana perhaps International distrust This &c
s"uil mas constituted a severe arraignmcnt of
me war Department, but desperate as il was
IL mas accomplished but one purpose II has
gwen both aid ana comfort TO tho ennmv II
,!"9 "oHc no othcr positive thing. 1t has not
"'Neu .n'' sake: out OF Office 1t has not
turned the War Department INSIDE down I,
mas not passed the war cabinet bill. II has
not created director of munitions. II has
oone nothlng that be put down as q
tiuiHph Tor the opposition except perbans 10
PROVIDE much-needed propaganda matcria, far
inc RUSSIAN government in Berlin
There is not now any means Of determining
to what extent Berlin has made use of the
information shouted from the housctop Of the
Senate that the American War DeDartmert
had fallen down: that the American army
had ceased to function; that the shipping
problem had not been met by this country:
that not more than half the men this country
intended to send TO France by June ! could
De sent, ana other matters Of vital 1nDortanco
10 the success Of our arms. But unless the
German government is more stupid than Il
mas been at any time since the war began r.
mas capitalized this detraction OF American
plans just 100 per cent.
me statesmen WHO have permitted thn,,
H"NcS 10 be made useful TO the Prussian wa
machine in the present situation win have n
ieaf'ui responsibility 10 hear II they have pro-
'ohf"i The war through their attacks unop
their own government
With leather economists dccrcc.ng that
shoes must be lower and dress goods eco
homistS dccrccing that gcwng must be
| "'ehcr' ~ would gccIn ,hat fancy hosiery
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SATURDAY, MARCH :. 1915.

The Wisconsin Senate has passed resolu-
n con6emping tho attitude OF Senator La
llette toward the war. This body mad the
urage TO do what the United States Senate
fuses 10 do. Senatorial courtesy de-
encrates into farce when it can be used
} immuni2e treason.
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Information Bureau

Inquire, regarding nimont my tonic,
excepting legal md medical sinh.
iects. answered free. As all Ia
Guirlcs are answered directly ny pes.
eNnnI letter q aeif-ubdrrsScd, stunneL
envelope In .eVuircd. Address ILs
t;frhmond. "a.
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SucStiOns una Answers.
Twenty Pounds iear.--Can you tel mo how
may increase my weight fifteen or twenty
r hounds w'thoY, burdeninG my digestion with an
suppose you ordinarily eat dinner
OF SSThpcr az $50 or z L. NJ and retire al To- 40
" - J.. NJ. Take Il bedtime lunch each night
some S pm, of fresh milk and slice OF bread or
SS"",e truckers This will increase your weight
IN v the desired degree if followed regularly FOR
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w. II. w. Richmond.-To may oh
tain the Information you want by writ
ing TO the Geological Survey. Depart
,nert Of the Interior, Washington. ID.
a. or III. Comm ssioncr OF Aericu!-
ture, Raleigh. y. G.
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A Furniture Polish.

Mrs. +. ]. IT.. Eichmond -DlSsolve
TWO ounces Of shcllac in one pint of
alcohol ard add one pint Of boiled oil;
ammonia and chioroform. Shake and
apply with Il soft brush without ruo-
bling.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-03-02

Reader. South Boston.--Since tho or
Enui.ation OF the United States Patent
Office there have been issued up to
February ]. 1918. 1,265.0.7 patents: 81
200 design patents and 1922 reissue
patents.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-03-02

us 50" 10 II IL
'onGrc ional
DANCER of the
loyal raiididat,
question. II "
all parties to
- uGiGatc--antl
'o.Ta Arlcrica
narti'$ aud Of
this. !; devol'
ih3t there
dc coordination
rHscutitng tho
war to Il vic;,
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Letters must give she mime md I'D.
| dresn OF the writer. Nnmc will not be-
published if writer 50 reaurstS.


To the Editor OF The Times Dispatch:
SRI received your tobacco to-day
ana wish 20 thank you for il many
times. as it Is very difficult to buy
smoking tobacco where I am.
SERGEANT II. w. FRICIlTF.L,
L. .. IA Am. EXpeditionary Forces
Somewhere in France, Fob. s, 1918.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-03-02

Secretary of Agriculture Houston is keep
ing cool and not rocking the boat He is a
capable official and has the affairs OF his de-
partment as well in hand as any other Cab-
net officer. he declines 10 become excited
over the food outlook. and thinks the country
will pull through without starving He has
confidence that the farmers will produce a
reasonably balanced ration for the nation
let come what may. No calamity bowling for
him as long as there are three square eats a
day in sight. His optimism is 10 be com
mended as the proper antidote for much need
less hysieria Let the country continue TO
dig and save. and everything will work ou,
all right.
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MEMBEk OF THE ASSOCIATED Aht.>S.-t t nc
exclusively entitled 10 the use r
tt,,uhli. atiou of all credited TO Il or
not ntherwi>r credited in tis paper. and also I've
published herein. al of rrphpheS-
ten special dispatches nsrciu are also reservrd
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-03-02

StISHED every da, In tho year ~ South Tcntr
Serrct. Richmond. Va, Ivy The Times Dispatch Putt
shinS Co.. lie. Charles r. nmsbruUk. fsditur aat
nnaEcr.
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DRESS ALL COMMUNICATIONS to The TIMES
vtspatcl. and not individuals.
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The
Elections
Next Fall

rho Ihe .conEr,eHsio nai elections OF
Elections ,naIe in ,hoss o. ,S5 w }s; th se
Next Fall ,s s9eft ni St ' naa SaS snGr'1s
us 500 20 :, ,n pr" icd the civil War Lei
G ,,enr campaiFn whS-over arises i%ss
LOYAL nndda,e. or ono whose loyalty il open to
ar ali II wi! he tho duty Of Anerrans OF
To- make sure that an intensely
aud q hs y @esS Sanr se s afs'S of Al
- hhnroivns upon the electorate 10 see 70
dc srminaton OF the ,mere"n cons re%o' rene enc
var to victorious tinish-Manc,,es,er ST nnn
Driving ,ra !lupsaFy ana Gern,s" s > He
IN" ,hc NC" ocr lms "ar,ws"ry 'nnsscs or
-"o thry and anncXationis; part. :.
murmnrF is b" @:S I" p 1nS h,,fF
ana Austria Hungary does not dare 10 hr"aE
cside the point The rresaemt is no, an
oVer,hrow xer hs eS@ hhe GiGhT,SE majority
dor,e ana thus to weaken the resistance of the
mar prn ,ice of employing peace ofrehsve AZ
raea is ar &c n m ;9war Sf ,n his
n".h oi N,ctnry. but toward the achievement
victor The rPesden a" is " Wn wo"d 5naf ny
r"av of %i o an order in which
no n i, md since this is his objective IL
ncn to tho political forces in tie central en-, :
rar ,hn can be made to worh toward the
10 cooperate in a great an crprie. IN, {. An I'll
s.sned t" profit them along win Tie rest OF
War ciyti war II N,nerisa among i H., TIE
Snhh,u, Elected. Ereat'v iibsr, lied the
''"" observance Of he first day OF tho
for "somnle came in with tho Ciyil War. ''' Our
oe hs" has ss Ns fs"m see thai .,
S ;nsl were fought on sunday itself. poubi-
liberalzinG the sabbath. notably tho coming int
lrac,Iion and USAGE in his regard. 81 all events
sunday as an !nsttution was a different thing
ne ,ne va from what IL had been before.
Inc present war seems likely effect even
greater changes In the direction We
have in this STATE iegalizcd gardening on Sun
day. an action Of The lawmakers whirb has a.
ready had profound influences on the public
sentiment and popular practice. II seems Nm
likely tnat WHOM the war ends there VIII he anv
"rattons--inl"Ss. perchancc. thov CONE under
Tie Swnv of Tho labor unions They ire to-day
"n""r1n'ishtnt: in%re in preventing work sun
haF than any other agency. They have closed
The hnrhcr shor. They have stopped work in
ne posi- -ohice 10 tn" great Inconvenience OF
The puhlic-a"d the extra rates OF nay exactod
on that day hnnpIly nut monetary nNnaltv on
ahor UnionistS are not opnosed. IS in sunday
fun sway. The army and navy arc now ex
cecdingiv DESTROYS for the authorization or sun
Te"" ii is bound to " with tho
srir' ~ the times. J. clearly reflects the scnti-
men; of.'hc present day electorate. Eor IS there
murh CONSISTENCY in requiring the. boys at Camp
peverS 10 81; in their tents on sunday after
noon Will. thousands Of staring ru'on,obists
day aut"mobiling is less a de-arturc f,nm
the Jewish conc"ptiou Of tho sabbath which
the Puritan founders OF Massachms".ta adcnt OF
rirs of an outdoor athletic cSt..-I.oston
Herald,
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II our friends who favor with manuscripts IN"
publication wisi! have ui'a' ei'hn'e
articles returned. they al sehn s'anP
or tiiat
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0ucstInn. unh An.,x.

bilious or sick headaches should look into the
abdomeh~-or rather. let the doctor do so for
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BRA Nlu OititES: Nush.
tUstun. .IO SUurtceuiE
Sl,cei, y. ~; SrN lork
Gay. FiIih avenue BuiiI
niS, th,,aEU, Peoples Ga,
buiiuing; philadelphia. Au.
t..4I LIIe Building.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-03-02

With leather economists dccrcc,ng ina,
shoes must be lower and dress GOOD. eco
hoh'sNS dccrccing that gcwnB must be
"'shcr' would seem that fancy hosiery
manufacturers at last had come into their
own.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-03-02

The horseless age is surely creeping upon us
Dean !orac" ". Hoskins, OF the New Yo..;
University state cNternary College. has advised
frugal housewives and people who banded
together in effort to obtain real food t. ca;
horscmcat
j, is cheaper and moro Wholesome than beef.
and It tastes like beef that the diner can't
tell the difference. According to Dan Hosli:,s
New York city alone is now eating 0. 600 pounds
OF horsemeat per week, There are 1000 go
horses in the West which small for
army Eat en-" advises the professor.
All right. professor Pass, the bucki,,; broncho
Wen try anything once
a friend of ours went 10 training camp
wanted be taken on as an aviator. lie was
4 III; average
Have you had am experience" they asked.
well" he sail y have been Aging in the
afec of Providence for forty years"
Always something to be thankful for The
end of the sauerhrau, season is in sight.
Famine in quininc is predicted.
Ne never liked the burned stuff. anyhow
A Little slice a Life.
Just getting over the grippe.
50 we can hcbble around again
And take little intercs, III the war news.
The grippe is scourare. plag que
II Is unclassiiicd bug from hades.
Il is a Galnnation OF the physica, spirit.
L is the precursor OF all cussedncSs
And progenitor OF Al, the evil
That hsh"d out OF human depths,
You become c:tchexytic slave
To morbid antrophy
= toxic narcotic. a cantlnierous contaminate
y 'TnaSni nouinis umbra."
An cnvcnoncd. dc-terious zymotic
fi.at fills the atmosphere with luSubrous blue
You IL wreck by day and several by night.
II is NOT a spoltsno:liko disease that gives YOU
fight
= then leaves when II is licked.
The grippe doesn't know when 1T is whipped
II sticks around looking for one more
Opportunity TO nab your Achilles tendon.
1t is n low brow. white livcred example
OF physca; frghtfulncas.
GA tside that. it's all right.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-03-02

Tobacco as part ~ each soldiers ration
would be provided by Il bill introduced in Tho
house Of Representatives. Eow hear tho re
formers howl
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-03-02

We sometimes believe the Shanghai Ia who
was so prominent during the RusSo-J ,rpncsc
War has gone 70 work for the unitei states
Weather Bureau
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Much Ado About Nothing
IsY ROY Is. MoUI.TON.

An eminent French food conscrvator---a woma IL.
by the way. has sent the following bit of advice
to America houscholdcrs:
Keep rabbi; as II means of food defense
during the war
Comme IL faut. madame 4 chef d'c,lvrc Ger
,ainmcnt. 4 coup d'etat.
Then We shall not he hors dc ccnhp,. "
shall be rabbit de combat a superb ruse dc
gucrrc.
The advice. of course Is excellent and Amer
'r'hs VIII doubtless hasten to take advantage
oil H. The question will soon be asked. "Iiavc
you little rabbit in your home
There are slight drawbacks An. hut there
are always those. One OF the dra wbacks is that
II is very difficult TO keep rabbit You ma y
start out with one. but about the time YOU get
used 10 that one will have several more
rabbits is rabbits. just rs pigs is PIGS If YOU
gather what we mean
Headline says: State May Get Power to Fix
Price of Good"
IL has been fixed too much now
That's what's the matter with H.
IheY should have let it alone four years ago
We never hear about housewives being burned
Al ihe steak any more
Inst Words. % Famous Men.
I don't want Russia in peace but in pieccs"-
LudenGorG.
Save the pennies and somebody else will take
care of the dollar ."-Oilyfelier
ITS an outrage. ! won't pay i,"-ult. Con-
sumner
No.''--R NJ La Toilette
Don't cross your legs in the aiylc."--r. +.
Shonts
Clar!ce-Your letter received.
"Boishevik" is pronounced bosnia veek."wi,h
the accent the ''bosh'
Conservation experts say it is possible TO make
anything without c:;gs.
lut not chickens.
The horrors OF war
We have en- here. too
They're sure TO bcsct us.
There's nauSht can do
The horrors OF war
Can he told by their looks
They come around selling
lnStallmnct books.
We sometimes believe the Shanghai la who
was 50 prominent during the Russo. lrpi,csc
War has 70 work for the ini,oi states
Weather Bureau.
Needles and pins needles and pins
When starts ultimate consuming
LIS trouble begins.
Why the popular mca. furry?
Useless is the hurry-skurry
They've discovered substitution
That is quite beyond belief.
With the portcrhouaes juicy
From the ribs OF Frank and I.u.v.
l.a.c of hacks and ire departments
We should worry about beef.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-03-02

To drive 2 wedge between Aus
iria -Iunsar" and GERMANY hc
tween the war-wearv masses or
Inc German people aud III. NIL
thry and anncXationis; part. 4.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-03-02

Hundreds maybe thousand.. OF the cditIons-
OF Old Glory now boating over Richmond
houses are drcadiulIy IN need Of renovation
and repair.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-03-02

sI.
fIed january 81. 1908. a, the Pos. -0Gicc a,
Richmund. Va. n second class ma ter.
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In referendum vote the membership OF
the United States Chamber OF Commerce went
on record almost unanimously rs f.vorinc AN
economic VAT on Germany alter he az: UNI
less the German 60 .iiEmeAt is made Icspon-
sible to the people. That trade Will follow
such course is iorcgonc conclusion
Prejudice against everything that smacks Of
German interest is too deep-seatcd TO yield TO
the expression OF plattudinous sentiments of
frfendliness that accompany peace treaties
Governments which parties TO such
treaties may be expected TO adhere to the
political relations assumed but trade prefer
encesrare matters which the people determine
for themselves Their will in respect 10 bust
ness intercourse with former enemies like the
Law of supply and demand is sclf-rcgulatvc.
d and. therefore. self-operatve. 1t refuses TO
yield its rights in such matters In Difference
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-03-02

ELsPu0NE: Randolph /.
fTisntS t.rauch i.XchRDSt
tnsnt,
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Driving
tho
Wedge

dc"''s purpose.
crders arc MUIR
The German mi
ana Austria HI!
away from Ger
ar" beside the ,
pea!inc 10 Ger
70 overthrow I
force and thus
central empires.
NAV Dra - ice OF
an arcillnry t
strategy is dire
ont OF Victory
Of tn" kind Of
victor. The Il
StabliSh Dient OF
q renewal OF "
possible. And.
was Inevitable (
pea TO the poli
p!rcS that can
same objective.
TO cooperate IL,
signed 10 profit
the world. The
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-03-02

E'd"rly people recall tat tho
Civil war in America. among III .
o'her social changes which /,
elected. greatly liberia rized the
observance of tho first dav q. tho
week The SUNDAY. pa,re,,n,r
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-03-02

Needles and pins. needles and pins.
When man starts ultimate consuming
lis trouble begins.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-03-02

The horrors OF war.
We have en- here. too.
They're sure TO bcsct us.
There's nauSht VIC can do.
The horrors Of war
Can hc told by their looks
They come around selling
lnstallmnct war books.