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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-10-23
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VIZ, c@ e peace at this momentous hour
"Nen sod God has given deliverance To- the ho"F n,.
ma to tho injured power?
GooG peace when vengeance like :
Rolls Rolls on. no longer now TO be renrcs.es
When innocent blood 'ePftsSeo'
En rp''i me Tour corners OF the world cries ont
Ior justice upon the accursed ho,d. 800 ".'
" wen FREEDOM hath her holy banners s,-c,a
I,ni,eI az it,."hs now In one just cause
I.nlted. when. with. ono sublime accord
E Eur pc throws OF the yoke abhorrad
soi,a ,"!a,,,s ana faith and ancient laws
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-10-23
Womrn CIcrk. for Orersen. s.rxI

MISS H. G.: Wakefcld.--The REQUIRE
m ti are: Age. % TO 40; no near rcla- :
IVES II; the service; American citizen
cnmnP, MAKO application TO Y. w. c. A.,
'oo Lexington Avenue, New York CITY.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-10-23
News of Fifty Years Ago
tFron, tho Richmond Dispatch Oct :3. 1865.

4 religious revival is In
progress al Beivcdere Zap.
fist Church on Oregon Hill.
1t Ia being conducted by a
layman, j. T.. Hutson. who
is an employee Of the
Southern Express Com
nany. stationed in lynch
hurg. Mir. lIuison is a
most forcible speaker. and
has introduced almost en-
tirely new methods in con-
ducting revival services.
There have been many con.
verts.. The meetings will
continue through this and
next week.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-10-23

ell me what you eat and will tell you
"hat You arc. said food philosopher Press
dispatches say the Germans are depending
on rabbits for their meat supply The speed
with which they are running before the allies
seems to bear out the theory
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-10-23
Revived.

say, Nose. tell me. do de Gin'rals make so
fight ef'n yo' git drafted?"
We'll, no. dcy DON '2ackiy make yo' tight.
i'cY jes puts 30 out in de fus' trench In front
is a million Germans 81 ootin at you Eehln' am
20 o"h officers t shoot 20 crn yo' run. Den
'cJ gives Eo' a"Gun an 20 kin jes' use yo'
own Judgment. an yo conscience be 20 guide"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-10-23
Much Ado About Nothing
nv Roy X. wOtrl.Tos
The GIaddc.t M

Nret = "v 'THudcBf DRY.
MI, Mtst ehiidren die and mothers MEAD 4, ,
Mnust innocentS forever suffer n, ~ IN vain
delSerameeD by fTa German brues nc SLAIN ere comes
hopeless. helpless? Must even mnans ever echo
;t arse? win never wars red torch ,e cn en-
he 9na know Fen now appears the ma
vengennce rnin. VINO on the hordes OF hcl! ia vs
they send e? rh @h Saur 70 b. disaster undons @ps
sSSm con nEh1 when what is good s% nay shall
I'M u n or might when tyra nts ali shall r. r"nt
million 'G lines n" pay b. s made pay and pay va
less crimes while far 10 10 pay in ful, Tor end
he Gnlmes that ring Gern,a MAS echo loud
siaodest day.--IIarian I,a bcocE uoo'h-caTths
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-10-23

waiting OF notes has gone far enough
continuance. of the interchange with Ger
many can do no possible good, and it might
WORK inca!cu!ablc harm to the allied cause
II President Wilson wishes to dignity Ber-
I'M $ last tissue Of cquivocation and false
rood with an answer it should be confined
to a single and emphatic NO" Only by
so doing can he reflect the nnalterabc opinion
al the American people, who are united and
determined upon Il victory in the field which
VIII remove the menace OF Prussiansm In
no DINER way can the full fruits Of past sac
liiiCcs he garnercd
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-10-23

Eli Allen Whites paper. the Emporia Ga
Icits' nus military critic who is said TO be
yell that sounds like one-.egged man crossing
railroad bridge lie submits this prediction
ADMINISTRATION: III we have Turkey for Thanks
Tor ChrStinaS.'
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-10-23

Explosion Of bomb attached to the keys
OF i piano in the streets of Lille and the
Gripping thereby of British officer is going
a trifc Tar in noise and musical realism even
for the Wagnerian school SO beloved OF tho
Hun.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-10-23

JiEsa is a confident sort Of man isn't HEP"
Yes. indeed: why. he's got SO now that no
can walk right into grocery store call for
five pounds OF sugar and sign the recent with
out feeling that he Is suspected of being Il
friend OF the kaiser.'
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-10-23
Charcoal 1;ph.a Daily Thought.

10 might catch a sucker dc fus' ba:t'
said CHARCOAL Eph ru:ninativeiy. but de Iawd
ain made dc sucker yet whatll bite twice
without disguise. Try a prunc. Mis.ah Jacb
SON"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-10-23

Why any one should wish to pose as the
late Car Nicholas is incSpicaDe but already
ii pretender has appeared. Soon there may
be those SO lost to shame as TO claim to
be the late Kaiser Wilhelm
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-10-23
Mothers Pensions,

J.. W. l.. D.. Brovnhurst, w. va.-There
'stence in this country. 80
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-10-23
Voice of the People
Letters must give tho name nnu nd
drcns of the writer. Name will no, us
iuhiirhcd u writer az r-aucsts
rr-Judic-r Die Hnrd.

,r =, frrgUufcer Die Hnrd.
sir.-The, letter signed NJ in Your
paper today forcibly suggests The
ttnouEht that Old prcjudiccs die hard.
Voc petide the man or woman who
nuns cSun,er TO our pet progresses on (:
Inorc woe 1t he or she. putting per
sonai pride in pocket or chuteiainc.
snou!d oettiSon the fond theory and
ABOUT lace. but most woe OF ali II tho.
pe[petFator pc an intellectual leader
ma statesman. To think uf the Pres! :
uent beinE victim Of the "cor;agion"
or feminist mania" and Hopping on
pig question through funk" IL to
sn'le' There Is not. Of course a
snahow or possibility or n man. on
lose study. OF an issue finding him
ser occurying politically and morally.
u l.,,e ground. ana governing his
actions accordingly.
AS the other "argurents" advanced
asa,nst woman suffrage, apply equally
Wen TO the we:rers OF either panta-
looms or petticoais. and nave been eX-
p!oded ten thousand times. for the
criticism Ii hardly necessary
y. T. LANDY.
Pcnniman. Va, October II. 1915
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-10-23

10 be So Large that 4; threatens ,hn cai,r,ni =
crop and some men In Iowa and Nebraska ma .
have to SO without collars ~" y
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-10-23

Speaking OF coal troubles in New ENGLAND ,bs
Lection Times says ''' a'"' ''e
j. n Walters received another carload n.
coai Friday. which aprortioned out anon
users, but the demand was so great Tho cnn !;
hardly lasted until It vas gone" Nv
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-10-23
Advocates "stneser" Hours.

To the Editor OF The Times Dispo tch :.
Sir-Permit me 10 cnlighten one OF
your subscribers who. over the sigma
cure ~. l.. r." finds the breeding OF
me nu germ" IN tho street cars The
oNercrowding OF the cars permitted by
inc virginia Railway and Power Com.
nany) Is a problem. tho solution OF
which u staggering" opening ard
einfinS hours OF all places OF business
as has been often suggested hut never
ncted upon In Richmond. Va The
United states government has cfrectiva-
~ applied this plan 10 extend TO all
us departnents in Washington, D. c.
and II is also in effect in New York
city and Philadelphia. The Virgin;a
Raiiway and Power Company. like Ali
employers. finds itself seriously handi-
ca.pped by shortage OF help, and like
we many of It's employees arc down
with the "nn." ! agree with Up, L. r."
as TO provid ne sufficient cars. but who
VIII come forward and provide the help
10 man these cars? ]. Up. L. r." Is an
employer. then give your employees n
chance 10 eradc the crowded cars by
adjoining the "staGGer" idea and IL
= j.. T." is an employee. then its
up to you TO pu, your kick" up TO
your boss. and not the street car com
pany Either way am with you.
am willing to devote any or ali my
spnre t:ne TO help nght the "hu" as
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-10-23

We know woman who is SO crazy about a
pnonoSraph that even half her records are
cracked
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-10-23

ADDRESS ALI COMMUNAL
rlONS to Tho Tiines- Dis
patch. and uut 10 ,nui'idu-'is'
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-10-23

ILi.tt'ItO.>E ksuntioIph /,
l'rlSale nrABSu E.A,lntukJ
vunnc,tiuS wIln ali depart
IneInA
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-10-23

Say. Pop. who Ananias Anyhow.
Anana". my son. Was a fellow who bought
one little Liberty bond and went around wear
ing six buttons he had swipsd off other peopic's
coats"
IL there anything in the world so self. s, t.
fled and useless pet dog:
Answer. Ycs-a pacifa,.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-10-23

Kiss only through a handkerchief" screams
the health authorities
This can he easily accomplished ny taking a
pair OF good sharp shears and cutting a hole
in the middle OF the handk erchieY five inches in
diameter. We will obey orders. That's the first
rcouisite IN tinnc.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-10-23

The is not so bad in one way I, has
given the BARRIERS something talk about be-
sides prize lighting and baseball
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-10-23

What a striking contrast il tina, bet wccn
Senator Hcrah'a blunt, IT'S a lie, and SEN
ator iitchcock8 almost cordial reception OF
Hcrmany fraudulent statement that il has
democratizcd itself! Practically alone among
public men stands Hitchcock in his wavcring
aud his attitude Is all the moro Objectionable
and conference.-the because he holds the i'm.
portaEt position Of chairman OF the Senate
Committee on Foreign Relations. Almost he
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-10-23

Inc National Woman's party concentrated
Insults on Senator Shields, OF Tennessee he
cause OF MS vote in opposition to The Fed
ef"i SHhfage amendment. The inability OF
me moo vino participated III this indecent
form OF propaganda to recognize the j,,nro,-
aaDie position OF those Senators who con
.chd th"t the question Of suffrage il, n n,,t
Ter 'hat should be left to the States SEM,
iatcly TO determine for themselves where il
was placed when Tie Union was formed
proves ,heir own unitncss for the ballot
since ITS use IN their hands would rcsuec,
no right, however fundamental 10 the security
OF our free Institutions, Which thcv Nigh,
sec IT. 10 overthrow support OF The presi.
den' in ms effort to win the war does not
"etnaho abandonment OF the safeguards by
which the integrity of the Union Of s,otos ie
preserved
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-10-23

Ult.NNCIi UrkiIES, Wash
iuHtvn. iii6 NrW YORK Ave
uue: New lUrk city, flIth
s<>cudS DuiiuipS; Sto.hee.
teopies tsAs huiiuiuS
l'hiAuelphiA. Colonial irub
DuiutIIE.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-10-23

rtR3ISIiED every day the year at 40 Stut, TENN ,
Skrct. R,chn,unu. The Times Dispatch 'uo
nShinz 60. Inc. Charles T. liasbr"ok i.uitss an"
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1918-09-26
Hog Island Yard Is
Refuge Of Slackers;
Piez Viii Fire En-

Washington, D. c.. Sept. 21.-The
great Hog Island shipyard at Phiia-
delphia will Go well to accomplish
half the program of ship production
set for this year, Charles Piez. vice
president of the emergency fleet cor
poration, told the Senate commerce
committee today.
1.-THE Hog Island yard expected to
turn out 48 ships. It will do well to
turn out TO-" he said.
Piez's statement was made in con-
nection with inquiries by committee
members concerning charges that
thousands Of draft evaders have been
given jobs at Hog Island. Piez gave
the committee all the facts he has on
this question. He said it will be cor
rected by the fleet corporation and the
draft authorities. The committee
therefore dropped it's plans to inves-
tigate formally.
According to charges laid before
committee members. thousands of the
60 900 employees of the yard who are
exempted are ball players. actors bar
bers, pugilists and ones who worked
in nonessential industries The COM
mittee was told that some of the
''shipbuilders appeared at work each
morning wearing gloves and flowers
lin their button holes. Some of them
are listed as tabor scouts" whose
chief duties, accor ding to the charges,
consist in getting friends jobs where
they will be safe from the draft
IN Piez told, the committee that the
provost marshal general Las issued
sempted ship yard workers who absent
themselves from work more than three
days a month without good reas
lose their exemption.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1918-09-26
INDIAN LANDS TO
SELL AT AUCTION
Large Tracts In Lyman County,
South Dakota, to Be Dis
posed of on Oct. 2.

Pierre. s. d.. Sept. 20.-A sale OF
former Sioux Indian lands situated in
Lyman county will be held at the land
office here on October 2, in accordance
with instructions received from the de-
partment of the interior. Bids for the
lands must be made in person at the
Pierre federal land office or 10y agent,
and cannot be accepted through mail
Not less than $1.25 per acre must be
offered for the lands, and they are sup
posed not to be sold for less than
their actual cash value. The lands
must be sold in tracts as listed, and TO
sale will be made for portion Of the
tract listed, and the price must be paid
by 1880 on the day Of sale, October 2,
or IL not made by that hour the pur-
chaser loses his right. and cannot bid
again, and they are reoffered again
the next day. The lands offered in
Lyman county are the ''rnullotted, un
reserved and unentered former Sioux
Indian lands restored to the
public domain by section 21, of the act
of March 2, 1889" 1t is expected
quite an important sale will result for
these lands. =
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1918-09-26
DISAPPEARANCE IS
FINALLY EXPLAINED
Ardmore, s, D., Ranoher Said to
Have Confessed to Kill
ing Woman,

ArdaaSc s. ~ Sept. ~ lohnas
NeiSaner, n istnoher living near Ard
mere. taken Into custody hN the Fan
River county authorities, is alleged to
have confessed that his daughterinaw.
who had been missing Tor some months,
WAS killed during scutrlo between
himself and her by having pitch :
fork plunged into her abdomen, and
that following her death he, at her
request burned her body,
For several months the authorities
had been searching for the daughter
inlaw Mrs, Marie NoiaSuer. During
the early part OF the summer Neisaner
Is alleged to have informed the authori-
Ties that tho woman had left the place
couple of weeks before with II
stranger, IN AN automobile, The author
tiles beng unable Ia find any trace of
tNc missing woman, became suspicious
That All WAS NOT right and started an
Investigation, Suspicion was directed
toward NoiSsneH and he Is alleged TO
have told how The woman met her
death and ,hst he banned the body
NeisgNer, 1t is alleged claims that
on The day Of the trage0y the young
woman slipped up behind him while he
MAS milking and struck him on the
side OF the head with hammer. He
further claims that when he recovered
his senses after this blow. she was
rushing al him with n pitchfork, and
that during the scuffle which followed
che stumbled and the pitchfork was
plunged into her abdomen. causing her
death So minutes later.
Netszner is alleged TO have con-
fessed that in accordance with her re-
quest while dying he piled rubbish and
wood about the body and kept II burn
Ing until morning, when he gathered
up the fine ashes and threw them into
n waterhole. He also is alleged to have
confessed that ne took the larger bones
that would not burn end pulverized
them with hammer al>S then buried
them near the barn. The tragedy and
It's grewsome details have shocked the
community In which it occurred
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1918-09-26
COTTON CONTROL
TO Be COMPLETE
Wilson Proposes to Fix Price
and Direct Distribution of
Staple, Senate
Informed.

Washington, D. c., Sept. 2l.-Sena-.
tors from cotton growing states dis
closed today that at their recent White
House conference, President Wilson
made it clear it was his intention not
only to fix a price for this years cot
ton crop, but also to order government
control Of it's distribution
The president gave no intimation Of
what he would consider a fair price, Il
was said, and any action will await the
report of the special committee, which
the president announced last week
would inquire into the general subject.
including production costs.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1918-09-26
DAKOTA BRIEFS.

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| SCOTLAND--Mrs r. v. Wilcox, Of this
city, has been advised that her husband,
Lieutenant Wilcox. had arrived in the
United States from France where he had,
been attached to the American expedi-
tionary army. He requested his wife to
meet him nj the home of his mother at
Genoa, III. Lieutenant Wilcox has been
taking special training in the use of
gases, and he has peen sent back to
this country to give instruction I'm that
inc a. army concentration camps.
pESMET--A farm labor conference was
held hero today. at which representatives
OF all partH OF Kingsbury county were
present Tho meeting was called for the
PURPOSE of discussing the problem of
tarr help for next year. Representatives
als2 were present from the governors of
nee, tile state council OF defense, the u
y employment service. the state college
ATd others Interested IN the farm labor
question.
I>ESdMO.s--AsI T.. Smith. Of this city, has
Sesr. advised that his son. Clyde w.
Etsisu.. serving In France, was wounded
fa1sisg <ous OF the recent battles with the
4 sssTs5sns Before going to France young
ssss5sss - " service or the Mexican border
erssss &c Company e., slate national
Gs&f6, He had been in France nearly a
fear Hsssn wounded
530sEBTIsEis.--If a rafd made by sher-
1fs Hertz on gambling den in Bonesteel
five fian were charged with violating the
sans prohibiting gambling were captured.
| csc other men are said to have made
fHeir escape when the sheriff descended
1si'otF re room where the gambling was
| 5a progress.
GIARNC-sS ii ariff Keller made raid on
the home OF Frad Ohinger. on farm II,
this township where he found George and
4 Erred tohlingers and Oscar Soderhohl In Il
4 state Of intosicaticn. The three mesy were
4 arrested and given trial ON the charge Of
/ being intcsicated. being fined sa5 each
, IS PsIasIsisi Is.srsaBer OF small locai sor-
i ghun tfsalIs ere being operated In the
Western pert ~ n II STATE az the settlers
4 fut ~ ssrstssiI s0f earsG AID secured
good y5esag.
4 Lex ~ fseeau&e 81 tire growing short
sge of fsa1le IaEor. sFles f8Sngestake min
i Ing company ssszs dscfdesg 10 esnpIcy NO.
u fsisn AZ a90FHrE 5n The sfgister cclsssa-
TORS sbotss zsse EsElssus pgoDastE "a! the
com
Isi e. 81 r5fog Il h@s III.
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essisst asisssc " GslEsg escsssssS u m sssf
1 xsssasses Nv tsss rsS I'D Il Il III
i's'rress ssssssT 20 & n tssg ~
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The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1918-09-26
CONSCIENCE MONEY
IS SENT TO MERCHANT
Montrose, S. d., Man Receives
SIS In Currency Through
Mail For Stolen Gas.

Sioux Falls S. -, Sept 2O--"Pat, I
owe YOU this amount for gas | helped
myself to-"
A letter received through the Sioux
Falls postofftce by +. G. Byrne, propri-
rtor OF n large general store at Mont
rose contained the above words En-
closed In the letter was currency to
the amount OF $T5. The sender of this
sum OF conscience money" Is unknown.
but is supposed to be a resident of
Sioux Falls, as the letter was mailed in
this city. Tho letter had been mailed
without postage attached, and the
Montrose merchant was notified and
sent the necessary 3 cents postage
30 tho letter could be forwarded to him
His investment of 3 cents brought
him IL return OF the S75.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1918-09-26
LABOR SHORTAGE IS
GROWING MORE ACUTE

Mitchell, S. d.. Sept. 20-Threshing
slo filling and haying has created such
a demand for men in South Dakota
that there is an actual shortage of
labor now, with the prospect of the
situation becoming more acute when
cornhusking starts.
The county agents office at Mitchell
has had emergency calls during the
last few days from Jerauld, McCook,
Sanborn, Hanson and Aurora coun-
ties, all asking for as many men as
could be had. There is no excess of
farm labor here, but all calls within
the county have been filled to date.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1918-09-26
) SOUTH DAKOTA BRIEFS,


HJRoN--L. d. Manchester of Sioux
Falls. WAS elected president OF the South
l,akota Manufacturers and Employers
Association In convention here. J. H.
Foashurg. Of Huron, was elected vice
president Directors chosen Were: w. II.
Foster. OF Sioux Falls: 6. NJ. Mcmillan, Of
Sioux Falls: L. a. Kelly OF Sioux Falls.
and II. p. Murria. of Lead. About rs
delegates attended tho convention No
date for the holding OF the mex. conven-
ton has been set q .s
IREGoRy-As tho result OF raid on
An old building In the outskirts OF Greg
Dry considerable quantity of booze was
fcMnd and confiseated. The raid was made
BIZ States Attorney Ford and w C. Mo-
Fayden. Tie liquor was found in tool
cnsst stored in the building. Roy Par
s,,its and Chef Hanger pleaded guilty to
4 the Cargo OF being the owners of the
itqnor and were fined $50. each and sem
fenced 10 terms &C 20 avs each in Jail.
SIOUX FAI4LS-In a letter received by
his ssster3n this city. Lieut.. r. r. John
scat. n Sioux Falls boy, who some weeks.
ago was decorated for valor in France.
.sSiten BIZ his ac.ion IN catching a hand
grenade he saved the lives of himself
ard sresnbers of his company writes that
he .sas ret :irnssl 10 the United States hay-
ING 5eefs sent back 10 this country as ar,
instructor 1t military concentration
/ CAMPS.
81 eTI4A Sr'ssA fine program has been
1 prepared for the annual convention 81
the Ron Honnse County SUNDAY Sebool
lssaccia ton which VIA be Held II, ms
city of. sasnrsiay anf s. ard AZ S september
/ ri ana e issssslssr az prominent sun
! ssae sfs. s,e sssresant ard make ad-
4 Es aess ~
SstI r s sss gesseiits 4s:sye faa,s
c8faps ~ . at F-s,sa Stout ~,