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DnnteIion Wine.

F. r. j.. Dendrun.-Take one quart
dandelion blossoms, three sliced lemons
NeaVe out seedl, three pounds OF white
tspring water preferred). Put the
blossoms and lemons in alternate lay
ers in a stone jar and pour the boiling
water over them. Add The sugar and
let stand ten days Strain through a
flannel bag and bottle.
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Pneumatic TIRE,

T. T. T., ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS tires
came into use in 1889. when they were
FIRST applied TO bicycles. although n
pneumatic tire was patented in Eng
land in 1898, and in the United States
in 1877. It's name is derived from tho
fact that 1t is filed with compressed
air. They are now used OH most motor
ears. bicycles and motorcycles.
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Prohih,ionists, not content to await the
outcome Of action by the various states on
the constitutional amendment, are marshaling
their forces for an attempt 10 have Con-
gross pas. pleasure prohibiting the sale
Of all .-nt,.Ntcating liquors. If the prohibi-
tionist5 ~oulr; permit Congress TO devote its
time 70 work directly connected with the
war pa,roticaily abandoning their never
ceasing agitation, and let the States manage
their own affairs, they would be doing the
country real service
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-06-10

Gcrmany's U-boat attempt to brighten
America has had its answer in the announce
ment that there will be no cessation Of the
overseas troop movement, no advance in
the marine insurance rates and an actual
reduction in the life insurance rates to Off
GERS and men on merchant vessels. Berlin
will have to try another scheme.
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Registered Ronds.

NJ. w, Tunstall.--Reg istercd govern
ment bonds have the number OF tho
bond and the amount and the name and
address Of the owner registered in the
treasury Department. The contract for
the payment Of interest is contained
IN the body OF the bond and payment
registered holder Tho ownership of
registered bonds does not pass by de-
livery, but. only by transfer recorded
ment.
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Curbing tho Packing Industry

M EAT prices are soaring beyond all rea-
A7A son. Tho cost of no other commodity
has increased more sharply within the past
twelve months or more uniformly than has
that Of packing house products. The Amer
lean people have been rcconcled to this
to a moderate degree, but they are not able
to understand why both fresh and salt meats
should become so exorhitantlv EXPENSIVE
particularly during the past three or four
months. and have wondered If the Federal
government had exhausted its resources in
an effort to protect the public.
Reports from Washington now indicate that
the food administration has become gravely
concerned over the excessive price level OF all
meat products; that its cam paign for the cur
taiimcnt OF the domestic consumption OF these
food articles has had no effect upon prices.
and tho opinion prevails that somebody Is
prohteering upon wholesale plan in tho
meat market For that reason the food
administration has asked for and secured the
PRESIDENTS approval OF n plan which will
demand the fullest publicity regarding all
the prices and profits OF tho packers
It is frankly stated in this connection that
the step just taken is the last resort be-
fore Congress is appealed to for legislation
which would authorize tho government to
take over the whole packing industry If
publicity and expert examination OF the books
OF the packers do not bring relief or at
least convince the government that the ma
tons meat supply is not being made means
OF extortion, then drastic action NAV he
expected.
IT is unfortunate for tho packers in the
present situation that they do rot enjoy a
fair reputation in the minds Of the American
people. The fact that this small group OF
enterprises has been under steady fire for
almost decade. and that IL has engaged in
practices that have placed the mon in this
business Of meat production under susDicion.
IS likely TO react against them in any effort
they make before Congress TO retain control
OF their business. They may even now. he
innocent OF any offensc against the public.
but their evident contempt for the public
IN inc days when the government had no
power TO deal with them may have to be
pad for with compound intcrest before this
war proceeds much further
Like tho railroads and the coal industry
ana other businesses OF that sort, once the
government goes into tho production and
marketing OF tho nations meat supply II Will
be a Tong time before tho people will he will
ing TO surrender il again to private intoroe,s
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Reduced II. II. Katc. for Soldier.

j. ~ H., Camp Wadsworth, s. Cit
was recently announced from the ONCE
or the director-Gencral of railroads
mat the fare for soldiers and sailors
would. after June 10. he cent n mile
when on Through Presumably il an
pines to officers and privates alike. AS
TO this, your local railroad ticket agent
could inform YOU
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-06-10

4 new peace offensive is being advoca ted
In Germany. even the Pan-German KreuZ-
Ieitung believing the time has come when
Berlin can impose its will upon the world
VIII Germany never learn that the further
into ravished lands its armies are driven, the
more distant peace becomes? The Teuton
md. attuned only to conquest. cannot I'M
derstand the allied heart and soul
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Maryland bankers abandoned one OF their
own seaside resorts and held their conven-
tion at Atlantic City because, Governor
Harrington put it, of the dry atmosphere
at home Their action may not have been
quite patriotic. but, considering the state of
the thermometer, it is quite understandable
and excusabe.
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About n NICJul

Britannia, Newport Ncws-We are
unable TO give You any information
concerning tho medal which you de
scribe. 1t may possibly be n medal
awarded by an organization in the city
whose name appears on il. il YOU will
write TO the adjutant OF Dick Bowling
Camp, u. &. ". Houston. Texas, you
may be able TO get the INF ormation you
want.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-06-10

Under tho new arrangement by which the
four big express companies are merged in
one, under government control, there may
not be any material reduction in express
charges. but shippers will be spared much
Inconvenience i'll that a package for any
town or any line will he received and for
warded at any Office. Moreover. the merger
will effect a saving in operating expenses
and ultimately establish a basis for lower
rates.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-06-10
Information Bureau

Inquiries regarding almoat nny tonic,
excepting on leEnI md medical sub
1ects, arc answered free. Az NIL In
dulricH nre answered directly by per-
aonnl letter n .cIf-nddresscd. STAMPED
cnNcionc In required. Address This
Richmond, Sn.
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Health Talks, by DR.. VIM. Brady
The Prevention of Heart Discase.
copyright. 1913. by National Eewsnaner s.

.ardlo-V vascular degeneration fbcar+ ,r,oz
~ -, ing out) is now the popular and fat ~
80 a.. uIHeaScs IN this country. Ouotnp I; =
-, it STATISTICS Of 10000 deathS FROM
nopuiaIion IN the rcgistration area .a ~.
.ov'oV aeaths from tuberculosis. Dr ~ q 1Ians
Etii, OF minneapolis. asserts tina, hear, disansa
80 ~ ~ per cent strcptococcal-that is c,usna ~,
ha ,b.n oh WIN strain OF streptococcus which
, ~, tni"hS 10 natural inhabitant OF the b,n.n
rr.oulh, We think DR.. lfartZelrs cstimate 10 70 :
.'o'i correct. for probably somethinr ill., On
~ lit oi an cases Of heart disease are cascs
tion nr, sion from causes other than nfec-
ION but even II only or Fifteen bom.a ~
people succumb annually In this countrv frn,n
slfeptococcai heart disease or from thn ouao,a
o. such disease that means that nanv noro
tsnousahds are made inefficient by such disease
for heart disease seldom proves Ia tai The wast
majority or people with heart disease re- ma
ware Of the nature of their I'M health, ,rhn - %
sunny bcio" par, and they attribute II Ia any
on,ns ana everything but the heart: indeed they
generally do even consult a doctor ia.
ii necessary. -''s"' i'hNtS
But The pent OF DR.. Hartzclrs observation &c
ma, inc streptococcus is the chief causatiye
,t..tor oi pyorrhea and Of tooth decay. The par
VaFluS. ~ OF low vrulcnce; that is n in vaans
me tissues without setting uD any severe In
"a ANIMATION or reaction--an insidious invasion
LIZ me damned fluns' invasion of Italy. The
Stcptococcus salivarihs Is 4 sneaking but ruth :
less hghtcr like the barbarian Prussian
;, from the apparently harmless tooth decay or
the triHihs trouble in the tonsl, the strepto-
coccus hhaHy invades the blood stream and
toaEe5 IN inc heart where a slow insidious de-
lets OF heart valve. Then one day the I'M :
susPcctihg victim discovers his dismay tina [
ne mas valvular Leakage.
nc moran or this is obvious: Have a good
dentist-and a good dentist conducts no bargain
sales. " - e'''i
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Flour for tho AIlics.

j. t. s.. katrinc.---In regard to the
matter about which you inquire, you
should write TO q. S. Jackson. Grain
Division. Food Administrator. Bali
more, Md.
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Teamwork
Called
For


pun all together. War work is GROWN. in vol
hns IN Importance and u variety. The country
mas Il JOB on its hands which will tax It's re-
sources. Nobody IN position to appraisc the
SITUATION and the prospects undertakes either
Iience everybody Is coming to the necessity
iSSr united effort all along the line. and hence
the plan now appearing for conferences as 10
what should be done. Differences of oninion
inhere IN such an enormous task. But no mat
.er now numerous or stubborn they may be.
those differences can be sottencd by good man
aEement and free discussion and made to con :
trioute TO success where success is everywhere
Star
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-06-10

TO the glory OF Richmond he u .aia
nobody has observed that Liberty loan drives
Rea Cross drives or war savings STAMP drivcs
nave curtailcd the receipts OF worthy insti
tu'iohs that are dependent upon frec-w
offerings for support.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-06-10

by an oculist. Defects of vision may cause
fitting OF the head Another Is spinal
curvature know OF exercises for such
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-06-10

Some of those Federal railroad managers will
have to struggle along on $4,000 a year These
are indeed hard days for the rich. AS for the
poor-thcy used to 1t.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-06-10

No wool at all for civilian use will be the
result OF the placing OF 100000 Americans in
uniform, according to the wool dealers Com
mercial World"
buy an "all-woor' suit that had any wool in IT :?
Neither did we.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-06-10

General Crowdcrs work or SIGHT" recula-
lions strike another blow at the exploded
theory that this IS a rich mans war and a
poor mans fight Tho now ruling appses to
al alike, whether it he the oafer a, the
crossroads store, the city's poolroom idlcr or
the l.ampercd son ~ wealth. All within the
graft aEe must fight or engage in some useful
occupation. Whatever effect it may have ON
the winning OF the war. ii viii teach indne.
try TO thousands Of young men who hereto
lore have been strangers 10 II, and this max
ING OF good citizens should be continued as
permanent peace measure after an end
comes 20 the present conflict.
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The Huns who came forth 10 to, :, :.
our marines went back-such of them a..
got back-with some new information then.
selves. '"'M
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NO General Pcrshing has not cnntrrcd
me crown Prince. That is impossible "a
long as the prince refuses to risk his nrc.
cious carcass near the nshling line.
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Much Ado About Nothing
ny RoY X. MoULrON.

Nicholas Romanon. being allowed to choose
between Roumania and Switzerland as a place
OF exile mas chosen inc latter. The need of an
Old Kings Home in Switzerland is ra pidlv grow
ing pressing.
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The
Volunteer
Age

cItu a. SO'..,
uatioh. II is only what might be expected
when the idea of Secretary Baker to increas So
u, inc age >, limit for voluntary enlstments as
20 70 ihciuce men between the ages OF forty and
nity,hve meets with favor. How great the
nuinper OF volunteers would be should the
chanEe he made 1t Is impossible tell There
are are, not 4 few who are longing to do their part
ana are not satisfied with what they are doing
Family ties would restrain many but patrio,Jsn
was never at a higher ri, I'll and from the
i.1oouvp men in the country between those ages
there seems TO he good reason for believing that
there are enough anxious for part in the
service who would make excellent !howinp
The Secretarys idea is TO give them a chance
Norwich Bulletin.
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There is one good thing
About Secretary McAdoo's
Order raising railroad fares


About Secretary McAdoo's
Order raising railroad fares
Twenty per cent.
1t may stop the thrush OF
Relatives who come spend
The summer with one-and to
Spend nothing but the summer.
Car Fred of Bulgaria has an ambition TO rule
all the Balkans. That old pelican must Just
love TO run down the road looking for trouble
The time to act has come says prom-
ncnt government official. That's what good
many actors think. but they don't get chance.
sevcn reasons. The first reason is that they
want the money, and the other six reasons don't
count.
report 'p
Beats all how the crop of small potato.s
keeps Up in this country
austrian report says the Italians were re-
pulsed four times in recent lighting but thu
Italians are very Disappointing They nev.r
stay repulsed.
In regard to the button question one reader
writes in follows:
Dear Sir,-Eyery TINA ri,a .o.,,,
somebody pins button on me to prove that !
am patriot When go home with nv lane,s
covered with buttons, the children steal them.
What shall do about It? | could put Them e.,
my pocket at night. but have only a limited
number of pockets and the button sunn,v so.ns
70 DC ineXhaustible. Then / have repeatedly
tried to pass buttons on street car conductors
ny mistake. The only solution 1 can see ia 10
Keep on subscribing to everything in sight az
every good American should do. and keen nm
steady supply of buttons for tho cbildre, 81
purloin at night when 1 get home Hove you
any suggestonso 40 :, -,
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IL II is desired to mete out real punishmc n
why not sentence the /. w. w. to one bath in
batntub every day for the period of the war?
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-06-10

rUBIISnED every da, In tho year mt 10 South Tenth
Street, Richmond VA. by The Times Dispatch Pub
fishing Co.. Inc, Charles T.. ussbroCk, Editor nna
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-06-10

In connection with the efforts
10 secure the necessary number
OF men TO carry on the war. 10
90 the important work OF pro-
ducing the supplies and to over
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-06-10

ADDRESS ALI. COMMUNICATIONS TO The Times.
DispRtch and not u Individuals
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-06-10

One million Russian prisoners have been re
turned to Russia by Germany They can truth
fully say there is place like home Their
iSn't--like Russia.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-06-10
Secretary Da,to,e.s yiou ~ >,
No Break
In the
March Abroad

""iei 'tpfoau ment that the duty OF the Amer
, lean Navy is to keep the way
ibbei 10 france for our troops and supplies and
comphshed at all hazards" Under the protec-
Ton or tho United states Navy a mighty ma
ccnine mas been built up and extended across the
Allahtic ior the movement OF the nations pow
ers OIL war to France. What 1t has already done
10 th!s eno, Germany is Fl la,ly beginning to UNI
a gers or what II may yet do. the German
iea! is renectcd In this wild submarine
at the point OF departure. But tho machine viii
move on as before and as certainly as the fate
"hlch IS Settl!nS down upon the brigand power
oil central Europe. What the maximum OF its
Subma inc effort could not do in It's chosen
zone OF action to prevent the construction and
operation Of the machine which has already
thrown hundreds of thousands of American SOL
diers into France, no spectacular U-boat gesture
liko this will be able to do anywhere else
New York World.
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Quention. and Ana,xex..

. brishts Disease Fifty-Three Ycars-I am a
Iohtedcrate veteran OF Stewards Cavalry, Fitz
l.cc i,rlRadc. Third Virginia Regiment Was
Gr,ppied inc day before Stewart was killed. in
under me and being trampled upon Was dis
tthargeh after nine weeks in hospital. by a
hoard OF army surgeons. because of chronic
herhrltla tBrights dlscase). But i am now
c!Enty-o one years old and still alive
which suggcsts that there is a way To live
with Brights disease.
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Current Editorial Comment

Again and again tho value of
tcahwork is suggested. Every
thinS suggests IL. The load is
heavy. and the pull must be
steady and willing In order to
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Home OF The

II friends with manuscripts
illustrations for publication wish have unavailable
articles returned. they must u send stamps
Tor that purpose.
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TI.I.EPIiOSE: Randolph 1.
Private Branch Exchange
Sunncctins with all depart
mcutS,
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sevcn reasons. The first reason is that the
want the money. and the other six reasons don
count.
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MEMBER OF TIE AssOCihrEp PkE>s-lhe
Associated Press l. exclusively entitled To- the tor
republication ~ nil dispatches credited TO IL or
not otherwise credited in this paper. and also the
local published herein. AL rights of republican
Of rpcc!al spatChcs herein are also
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-06-10

IN this crucial hour Of tho country's peril
Individual pleasure should be sough, in scr,
vice to the nation rather than in former
ways OF useless and nurposeless exncndi,uro
OF hme and energy The field of onnor-
tunity IS imitleas, and there is something for
every one to do to strengthen the combined
Dove on national effort to win the war
"eie ~ aver an no pleasure comparable
TO duty faithfully performed and - ,,,'.
hour Of supreme test Of manhood ana -
hooa, service 10 country il the hirbos, az
preston OF duty. Whoever sacrifices -, no
comforts and iuSuries which ordinarily con-
Tribute 20 the pleasures OF existence does 10
that extent something necdful 10 be- done Tor
the welfare OF his country; and in such
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-06-10

MONDAY. JUNE 10. 1915.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-06-10

Car Fred Of Bulgaria has ambition to rule
all the Balkans. That old pelican must just
love to run down the road looking for trouble
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-06-10

BRANCH OFFICES: WASH
inctou. li16 New York Ave
nut; New York Guy. liitn
Avenue Buiiuing: chicago,
Peoples Gas Building
Ihn.iuciplIia, Mutual lIio
kSullulnE.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-06-10

Austrian report says the Italians we,. >.
pulsed -FOUR times in recent lighting but tn
Italians are very disappointing. They neye
stay repulsed.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-06-10

Ferrous Carbonatc.-Plcasc tell mo what fer
roua carbonate IL, whether IL is harmful, and
"i.at IL rs uacd lot MRS a. Il. j.
An9wer.--I Is the form OF iron present In tho
Wcii-hnown Blaud mass when freshly made.
bnt hol when me pills have developed senile
cilangcs IL TX uscd sometimes as {, remedy
when theoretically supplies iron to tho blood
but Eomchow In practice anacmia is cured as
quickly without iron with iron, once the
cause In given case Is sought out and re-
moved.
Head Not On Straight.-1 have tendency to
lean my head considerably TO one side Can YOU
suggest excrcises TO stop this? A.
Annwer.-Havo your eyes carefully examined
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Potatoes will be smaller this year"-Cror
report.
Beats all how the crop of small potatoe.
Keeps Up in this country
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The time to act has come says a promi
ncnt government official. That's what goo
many actors think, but they don't get a chance
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-06-10

1t doesn't look though Secretary Burleson
and Colonel Roosevelt will sign a separate
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fully say there is no place like home There
iSnt--like Russia
1t doesn't look though Secretary Burleson
and Colonel Roosevelt will sign a separate
peace.
The professional clairvoyants gamblers
palmists and fortune tellcrs will be drafted to
work fight Theirs said to be uonessen-
tial occupations.
If they take all those boys they won't need
anybody else.
Speaking OF nonessential occupations. how
about the people who spend their time writing
postcards and saying. Having wonderful time.
Wish you here"
Costa Rica is tho twenty-nrst nation to de-
clare on Germany. Mexico is going to be
very lonely in short time.
brayess mule is JOY forever. but. in tying
the rock to his tail, how about the approach
dear doctor? Now. If we could only accomplishs
the same purpose by tying the rock to tho
mules nose. there would be danger, but
OH what's the use! Nature is wonderful, isn't
she?
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.RirIlrnpriO Qlnyss.Dispatrh

~
,Eutc1ed January e., 1905, at the -Onie,
Richmond, Va. second class matter.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1918-09-15

ing Berlin believe that he is Bill.
but"
"A counterfeit Bill just the same"
grinned Alexander.
"Clever boy, Aleck" said Cagliostro.
'eYou can see through a glass ball
with q hole in It as quick as any,
body. can't your
"Oh, don't miss many barn doors
that come my way" said Alexander.
We'll that's the way it's going to
be-" said Cagliostro. "Bil1 will never
surrender personally unless he Is
guaranteed i've square meals a day
for self and sons for fifty years. but
the minute he hears the allies pussy
footing into Berlin. it will be him
for the kitchen-door, your dummy
Bill will mount the throne. ard you'll
md tho whole Potsdam family gum
shoeing 1t for KEEL"
"And who are the bandit escort
ing him?" Queried Jonah.
"They are Eitel and Fritz, and Dom
ner and Bits. and the rest Of those
armor-plated security infants known
as the kaiser's kids-the only war
proof family in all Germany. Safe
on board the Deutschland she will
poke her nose under the sea, and
carry her precious cargo over to Mex
leo. where Brother Carranza will give