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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-05-12
Eleven O for Fort Thon,.

especial to The Times Dlspatch1
hiNCHBURG, VA. May l1.-Eleven
drafted men left the city this afternoon
for Fort Thomas. KY, where thew are
to go Immediately into army training.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-05-12
Much Ado About Nothing
BY ROY X. MOULToN.
And here is one that IS contributed.
"a vessel day keeps the Kaiser awav

Having failed in his new drive the Grown
ounce VIII probably be decorated with another
medal by his adoring father 800 '''oi
-, me greatest ds 1G.r to the Germans is that
the is over. oe'ofe
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-05-12

The long-discussed and much "cussed" Sc
cition bill is the law OF the land Now let's
nave a few rope exhibitions with spies at
'achcd to the lower end OF tho line.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-05-12

ny the time we set through harvesting the
crop from the war garden back OF our anart-
mcnt house. Hoover will rise and shout: "Sion ;,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-05-12
Army IIo,plf,l Nurse.

MISS 4. r, Earlysv!llc.-FOr the In
formation you wish, you should write
10 the Army Nurse Corps. War De-
pArtment. WashiL. Gton, y. G
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-05-12
tHlIally Thus,

lie went down to the scashore to get some rest
and change.
Disport himself upon the oceans breast;
AS for the change. the hotel man got all the
change he had,
And his head waiter cahbnEed ALL the rest
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-05-12
The Good Old I'in,c.

Whenever we hear grandfather talk abou,
the good old times we just naturally can't helm
thinking that
In the good old times they hanged witches:
Put scoiding women in stocks;
Duched Eossips;
Made heroes of Indians;
Made slaves of women;
Role on horse cars;
Threw salt over the left shoulder;
Wore crinoline skirts.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-05-12
Will History
Repeat
ItScIf?I

y, d,
HscIfr seem that IL mas proved SO Win
Hii dynastieS. 1t is recorded Eng :
the Cnready. brought disaster upon himself and
upon 6ritain; Harold II. was killed the Bat.
l:dward IL defeateG at Balm ckSurn o' ssd
,hrm,is GhIries Ii mad to night for MS
wa ,ieposrd The same Thing is noticeable
ia i, French. Russian and German history: John
,vty OF his lifc Alexis H.. SON Of Of rs,er
treason. and died in prison: Alexander H. OF
ifuSs "a was ;Ssassinated. And to-day Nicholas
Eis H. OF Germany, was beaten by Napoleon, and
If the superstition concerning the evil Influence
Of Of. he nmmerai III" Kings holds good
the present war. must come a bad end.
Good News NJ Garcia, who has been the
rr"n l5sn from hp ,sra2i, Aires has
tic news of brazilian war activ-
les aGs mas heGn given out that light the stu
dIcctmiemoered nal a German problem fully as
ham nj as ours since the southern provinces
niss. bu, she has faced the problem boldly
putting The country under military control SUP.
frexsns German newspapers and handing over
get into ,he night. But there is still much a We
lensad some OF her shipping to France, but She
nee6S both tonnage and coal badly. We can
supply her with both by commandeerng sailing
service. Whatever we do we ought to lake
particular pains to convince the BraziIians of
to" soon 70 prepare Tor the South America U,
race we may justly expect after the war The
they lave G and fex TO get SoHs The trade
10 taks ihcr placc.-Public Ledger.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-05-12

PUBLISHED every day In the year at 10 South rcnth
Street. Richmond Va, by The Ttues-Dtspatch puti-
fishing Co.. Inc. Charlrs T.. uasbro0k. Editor unG
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-05-12

PREMIER David Lloyd George also seems to
nave way OF going 'oyer the top" with a
sky limit only.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-05-12

American mule drivers in France have been
OF profaT!e lang dage IT, ther mules.
Now. when mule hauling waponlo,d ~
munitions haiks in road which Is shelled Nv
the Germans every hour f.nd the average m,,Ic
balKs for about three hours), the situation viii
be trying. i
The mule driver must content himself with
such imDrocations these: "
the aislcf" N ~
Pardon me. sweetheart but It Is time to bo
going" 1919 W w
The usual army order IS reasonable and we'll
thought ont, but depriving 4 mule driver OF
his only means OF offense--it cart be done
New York Legislature has placed penalty on
ioafing. "
We can about $500 actors doing the lcck-
step.
Emcrsoii said: Life is fun Of compe nsat Ions I"
so IL is-ior the profitcer
Asinine Farsi am thirty years old and
have always had on standing ears Have tried
wearing an appliance. without benefit Am I
too old TO have the tiouble remedlod? +. NJ.
ably correct the trouble by a plastic operation.
Neighbors in Favcrite Role.-My baby four
teen months old. is how legged. The neighbors
say should run mis- legs on the outside every
day and then fastcn a bandago from above the
knee to the ankle Do you advise that?
Answcr.-No. II the legs arc very Bowed.
either braces or later. operation may be neces'
sary. Auvisc you to do nothing except under
INC supervision Of your physician Modernt o
bowling usually disappears spontanet usly
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-05-12
To-Dny'a D. Henry,

To-Dny'a D. Henry.
Tho ant is OF lowly station, but he will
often reach home and get his slippers on while
you are left at your elevated station"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-05-12

TELEPHONE: Randolph i.
Private Branch Exchange
connecting With all dcIl.st.
nlentS.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-05-12

Postnan-A package OF letters for-e
Thomas II. Marshall
White House Gumrd-Say. you fellows. al
body named Tom Marshall work here?
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-05-12

ADDRESS ALI. COMMUNICATIONS to Tho xlncs
Dispatch, and individuals.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-05-12

Before Congress adjourns its present. scs-
sion it will have appropriated n sum coneia-
erably in excess of $31. 900 900 900 the great
bulk of 1t for war purposes. Great as is the
wealth OF this nation, such tremendous sums
cannot be raised without the people feeling
the pinch and il is well that il is so for their
pocketoooks must be touched deeply TO bring
10 them the stern realization that The coun-
"! Is al war. Taxes must be drastically re-
vised upwards. in many cases ncrhons
doubled; surfaces will be raised war proGts
VIII contribute more heavily, exemptions will
be lowered and the cost OF living will go I'M
again But there will be no regrets The
war must be won, cos. what il will and tho
american people stand ready to give to their
iast iarthing for the conclusion OF an hon
oFapie peace achieved by force of their arms
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-05-12

Many man has succeeded by letting the
other fellow do ali the talking
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-05-12
Current Editorial Comment

The nuncral "1T" was regarded
by the Romans as unlucky. and.
wheh reading history, II would
Seem that il mas proved SO with
uynastieS. 1t is recorded in Eng
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-05-12

II our tricnus laSur with manuscripts nnu
publication wish TO have unns aiapic
returned, uust ali scnd stamps
~
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-05-12

Emccsoi said: LIFE is fun Of concentrations
SO IL is-for the profitcer
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-05-12

Revenge.
oh. it's mighty hard in winter with the bills
all rolling in.
But there's satisfaction coming in the summer,
For the father of tho family can indulge
cheerful grin
When the !ccman turns the Joker on the
plumber.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-05-12

New York Legislature has placed a penalty Of
ioaiing. -
We can see about $500 actors doing the lcck
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-05-12

ME.dDEn Oh rhE AsSOIiArkD fhLss.-Lhe
Press cGtiiicd The
q credited or
no iec Crc,ktcu tie
pubiisi,eu AL rights tcpaUiiIa-
ton o spccaI dispatches herein Also fcs.r,cd.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-05-12

1t Is not necessary that ono shoulder a
r'he I'D o!cer 10 be soldier, nor arc all the
patriots found in the trenches Will. him
dreds OF thousands OF young men arc nourinc
across the seas to take their places in Tho
ranks, it mus, not be forgotten for an i'm
slant that other thousands. equally patriotic
and eager TO serve in the common cause ara
also going to France. not TO take active mar,
III the batt!cs that are to como, but 10 make
sure that those who do will be cared for
morally and physically and that their n,
necessarily a hard one may be lightenod and
made more cheerful through their 1ninis,ra
tons Alluson is made 10 shat vast army
or AMERICAN men who constitute the Y. N
&. A and have dedicated their service nor
haps thcir lives for they will be often whn-,
inc guns are roaring loudcst--to their
orothers 10 khaki Or cve-y Sighting line
and In every camp these men a,o found ? nd
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-05-12

Mir. Garcia. who has been the
correspondent OF the Public
Ledger At Bucnos Aires. has
brought from Brazil "a messae G
% good cheer" SO little authen-
tic news of Brazilian war actiyI
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-05-12

Anyhow, fellows. in summer time you don't
have to hang up mstctoe.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-05-12
We shuddcr to Think OF It.

We Shuddcr to Think 1t.
Roy Is. Moulton writes that f we had w s.
Hart and Bill Farnum there, tho Huns
100000 wouldn't last moro than two weeks
Mebhe so, Roy; but Supposin the Huns hired
Douglas Fairbanks. whatd happen to Hart and
Farnum, huh?
a cake OF soar tub Of water. a razor some
taiiormade clothes and wrist watch might
make royal flush Of a hobo.
Consolation.
The world is full of trouble and the moro
think of things
The moro l am convinced that hero and there
they've doped the springs;
because, when trouble hits you. it's ridiculous
to stall
When trouble gets its eye on you you seem to
get IT ALL
And yet. with all the trouble. and with double
trouble brewing
When everywhere you chance to look there's
only trouble doing
Why. after all, the worst OF all tho trouble
that you get
Is worrying over miseries that haven't han
pcncd yet!
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-05-12
Rhtlu,unO Glnre:ss.pisou

Entered January 81. 1908. the -Oni,.
-aS fs-r Richmond. Va, second class matter.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-05-12
lIothers' Dny.

Richmond. Va. May II. lyis.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-05-12

isltA SCu OFFICES: WASH
InEtVn. iilU New York Ave
Hue; Sew lUrh Cay, IIfln
Avenue Buuuiug; IniciiEu.
leOliies Gas tuIiuiJs (;
tnisuciphia, MutLui LiIc
y l>unulDS.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-05-12
Moro About nnlrd.

Acme. Va. May IL. 1918.
The Glenwood post., 1918-12-21

COME making whole lot of noise about furnishing
~ soldiers
of the If
will really furnish the lands be all can't help
reminding these well inclined that the of lands
nurnished and therefore of little
departing soldiers else That the the
soldiers have these lands the will Unless
something be done the furnishings the
soldier will be obliged his future order
funds buildings
subdung the soil and making fit for the production There
doubt but the based the proper spirit there
considerable doubt whether will kindness
the boys. To golsend dis
appointment in the end Let be remembered that all the
who ready and willing fight for their will
ready and willing capable of fighting the odds
beset the farmer who forth the
wild lands of Colorado Some who mill
know that the undertaking anything but chd and such
experience and those who
their their country Of
these adapted readily and make
and these will always bless the thoughtful
the movement but with Others and apprehend
the majority, the effort will be
The Glenwood post., 1918-12-21

VXIIIEN this week and listened to
the court attention forced the
pie could buy their holdings for what
worth and sell them for what they themselves
they could realize fortune in short
to be overly optimistic enthusiastic Optimism
world and properly used valuable society certain
number of deamers needed
dreame who their stakes ahead
will make conscientious and legitimate and peSverng
work the stakes But there thing overworng
optimism bug Our Colorado lands
them In doing only decevinc few vea, AGO
resident of this asked
field county land well set alfalfa. We of
hundred dollars whom the Indignantly told
that Cliff Parks had it his opinion
worth hundred dollars Informed tho
added to the hiine OF the atmosphere The that party
placed her value her land Nh
into discussion of the matter politely nodded assent But f
party had sought to borrow Of Mr. the basis of
her valuation imagine his pO would been renaced Inv
cold logic would refused DR. Look
ard the Farmers Life Insurance conscaed ff
thousand dollars worth of his property while Governor Ammons
the would be glad sell property hao M
him substantial discount from what them And thus 1
wide margin between mems opnonssha ve sav
the difference between optimism Well wa law.
you place upon it such you choose
The Glenwood post., 1918-12-21

booze
" and shall look for a decided improvement in
Confomd there's inducement in
call the county clerk for
"a of life
along the real enjoyment along
with which knocks all the pleasure of life And just
lot of fellows their plans be sick that they might
of fun along unfeelng
with his darned old proclamation and spos the whole But
might well the best of life and if this
pesy flu will alone we wggle along and
health whether really But seriously
Christmas approaching should like to suggest that
sending Cheyenne for two
medicinal might comfort in taking
home couple of syrup occasionally, of honey
few pounds butter few loaves bread stock
pair Try fellows These also good
for the health. .t
The Glenwood post., 1918-12-21
WHAT IS BIPARTISAN?

ID ROY RAY fame as editor Valley
~ needs eulogy from of the that while the
might victory for the
Democratic victory would have been futile thing be-
would dsgracefu attributes
the fact that would have enad bipartisan thing which
he abhors
A bipartisan victory political
machines of cities, simply
the coming both political parties agreed
the election best welfare all
they have wiped lines of difference tried hon
esty for that which they deem for the good of the
What is there about such that is disgraceul? What
is there about which doesn't promise the most for the good of the
state Democrat to be everlasngy condemned because his ad
minisaton of public affairs has been him
Republicans well as Democrats?
The avowed of most reform election legislation
the people chance speak for themselves what
i've that direction than the sort Independence which leads to the
party Most of we were candidates. would rather be the choice
of the people than of a party
The editor others production
the has made of the fact that he voted for Mr. Shoup
Does that make the the candidate bpartsanism
Thousands of Democras who did
Democracy for his opponent thereby
doing their best establish which
might have confidence Thousands of Republicans by the
would have voted for
mated
If this is biIartsanism, make the of it. To it
essential popular which depends
the will of parties, but the will of the peopGrey News
reproduced necessarily an expression our
views but give present
TEN machine politics longer has the force and and Influence
that possessed We will probably able dispense
with political parties because way parties rep
principles of opposition
pies for which another stands But political bosses
been hom of their the
eaon the Australian ballot the primary election
be the professional politician
Of the many Republicans
Wilson that Republicans in this would for
Mr. n his
voted for Mr. Shoup the Republican candidate
Phipps the United because
these Democrats afraid of Mr. which
supported him also Mr. Shat
roth and his naction in Washington was failure
The Glenwood post., 1918-12-21

PPARNTlIY great danger that the good road inter
desire much they do
appear if Ex-Governor Carlson
has the right In fact would seem that 1T Gov
Carlson has right view of the matter there great danger
bodies much the
but different way, with the result that if the
Colorado be taxed outand
% and get little return IN the
roads for the she obliged to raise by taxation
Importance warrant
reading Carson letter. printed elsewhere
this influence possible to prevent the
the greatest need
should be
built with federal ready to submit to
raise fund which be frered by
without much look by Colorado
|say to or the money shall be expended.
The Glenwood post., 1918-12-21

r HE governors suggestion that the gubenaora
dence which be frowned down
all of its well the He should be
less bounifuly for plead
but should be that chief
need millions capital
The of election these days renders the consideration of home
which live trfe
for why with
considerations n?-Greeey News.
The Glenwood post., 1918-12-21

OVERNOR ELECT Shoup have definite
" We have heard that
business he has fine opportunity strength
aid fatherng
sky law for Colorado From
much from irresponsible otaon of corpora
suffering
than from lack of legislation Oil
oatons with absolute promises oil
have taken hundreds millions of peoples money
law that would opportunity
profitable enterprise necessary
nor Shoup Go !-Boulder Camera.
The Glenwood post., 1918-12-21

e OOD restrictions have made for many stout
reduce greatly to the benefit OF her appearance
health Now that wheat easier to obtain we
hope begin indulge in them formerly If
will what she has gained
what she has ost-Mead Messenger.
The Glenwood post., 1918-12-21

VXIIEN Colorado January
w their heads tnkering with the primary They
perfectly safe in this that they will make
One of the beauties of the
old ticket he chooses whether
there procedure
There plenty of other objections the law ha
really be regarded iokea very expensive joke
candidates and taxpayers-Cobran Voice.
The Glenwood post., 1918-12-21

don't down very we'll gives
~ them utternce The people will take kindly to the
ownership theory
sored by President Wilson's sonlaw Mr. NcAdoo
hundred millions the
lin five months he has the efronery
|adopt the for five trial expensive
Ieh
The Glenwood post., 1918-12-21

l0NE would think hrewd politician Jimmy Noland
~ popular would have played
in the matter of booze and delivering
lo the goods which fifth
fmonth the of Colorado
Their OF the booze traffic of the Horton permit which
has dsgraced the for past years holland
mistake showing sympathy for these eleventh purchasers
the majority of whom
that the matter has become habit with them They had plenty
notice the probable which
effective and they apparently waited until the
and trouble
the and doing he fell several degrees the estimation Of
the of Colorado
The Glenwood post., 1918-12-21

The which present
conditions before the people candidates worthy
suffrage they defeat There time
people public servants
elections
The Glenwood post., 1918-12-21

IOAND good to lose her identity and standing
the nations of conrageousy
inclination boldly expes borders the
the worlds history SO long she harbos within her boundary
lines this endish long
with the of the civilized world
company keeps this
applies to nation Cut the Holland you'll
develop a bad odor
The Glenwood post., 1918-12-21

MYTH the influenza all about and with business almost
w complete andl consequence
teenh
almost here minds a
greater degree of illness than the has experienced
and we have found little time for thoughts holiday
Sorrow has ad hold of people, and they look
the world there
But these should console
there brighter days with the knowledge the
Son OF righteousness comfort
and to strengthen those
deny ourselves the Christmas blessings
cultivate the Christmas spirit
past have victory oppression
greed and lust conquest brutality apne
We have much take Christmas
spirit and rejoice
The Glenwood post., 1918-12-21

GONE time the Post called attention to the heulea efforts
~ the people Of Grand Junction
y their splendid Y NJ c. building which for years
badly covered with debt that its
supporters had begun fear that the ncubrance
lifted 1t small to undertake raise in free will offer
community the of Grand Junction the thirty
tive thousand dollars matter how worthy the object Tor which the
sought But people
to serious this matter of Y NJ c. A. and they became
thoroughly earnest and work though they actually
to do did
Tuesday night after splendid lasting days. the
that only the entire of the debt
had been pledged but that than thousand dollars had
been subscribed That's the Grand Junction believes investing
her it's the those people
made
The Glenwood post., 1918-12-21
SUBSCRIPTIONS MUST
BE PAID in ADVANCE

whatever
requiring paid in advance
taking which
newsprint
beginning advance
scrptions, in
of
nothing
board.
Of
time doing bit toward winning
TO he
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-11-08
s Personals QUE VIVIAN EN- FL CAMPO

w 1oc prorrzos pJEBIOs HAGO ESPECIAL MVTTACNONA VENHA MOFLMA 1NQIE
NJ ~ LGFNE TFNFR IA OPORTUNIDAD DE SUETAR A MIS-. TAM!ENTO a PftSO
MS 0oHEH IAN sIo TRATApAs En- AGUMEAA CTR ,II2AiR5TEs SNr oGE Sc So HA limo sal 81
No DELE ESTE ASUNTo PARA MAa NANA sEHS NJ m nSS oRSSG PRsS ST rs TSrED PERSONA
H 6krb .IMFE YN IE TENDRE CONFIANzA
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-11-08
MUY QUOTAS ESTUVIE-
RONLAS ELECCiONES
Eleaos de doscienics votes Sc
emi:ieron en- eSta VeZ

EAGLE PASS, TeX.. nov!embre 3:
Las el"c,ioncs celebrates aqIl Il
martes, pasaraH u Ia historic politica
del Condado de Maverick como Ia
mas uuista De cuantas Sc hayaA ceie-
braGu. Con efecto, menoS de dosclen-
tos vocos fueron los que sc cm!tieroH
Y esta cifra cs IA mas peqUena cue
Sc rcgistrara nunca eli {. Condado.
Solamente dos candidates huho pa
"a ell puesto de Tesorero del Condado,
Que los fueron: Henry klappenbach
+" r. H. Riholet. habiendo triuntad*
e! Drimcro; v dos candidates para CO.
Missionaries del Condado, a saber;
S!eg. RohIcdcr Y l.. {. de Bona, oh-
tcnicndo e. tr;unfo 81 primero dc
ambos.
Nineuno Do los candidates h2o
campaha en- ST favcr. Hucs considers
ron que scria i!tii, toda vcZ que la
election no scria roNida.
e. Gobarnador Hobby recibio una
abrumadora mayoria de votes. de
moGo que su triunfo fue complete. \
en- cuanto al diputado Garner, tam
b!cn sc ~considera asegurado su uriur
70 pucs la mayor prte de los voios
fueron para eL.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-11-08
la LIQUIDATION DE LOS
BANCOS MEXICAN0S
CIUDAD DE MEXICO. Noviembre

CIUDAD DE MEXICO. Noviembre
6.-El interesantc asunto relative a
Ia liquidation dc los hancos de emf
sion. sigue preocupando a muchos
rmbres de negocios de esta capital,
segun Sc ha communicate va a los lee
torres dc LA PRENSA en- pasadas
informaciones.
Ahora Sc sabe cue t%uvieron una
iunta los senores Ministro de Gobcr-
nacion, Lie. Aguirre Berlanga, AL
hertO J. PAM V Nieto, en Ia que ira
taron &c Ia forma en- que debe proce-
dsrsc d Ia liquidation de los bancos,
lsunto que va fuG tratado por una
com!sjGn especial, sin quo NADIA prac-
ticO Sc reSo.viera.
La semana ~proXinla estos senores
tendran una nueva junta, en- Ia que
sc tomara IN acuerdo definitivo,
proccdiendose deSdc luego a Ia liqui-
dacion del Banco Nacional Y en- Sc
| guida Il los otros de emission. incau-
,ados por ell gobierno.