davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1918-11-26

wizorycz1la i inne organizacye cd
-hylx natychmiast- narade, pedczas
kt6rej objawiono og6lna, tenden--
eye ME uznawac na razie rzedu
Kolchaka. Gen. Horvath n drodze
do swej kwatery z Omska wyjas-
nil, re zamachu dokonaly elemen-
ty mflitarne i konserwatywne z
powodu niehezpieczenstwa, jake
grozilo rzadowi rosyjskieafu v.
Omsku ze strony socyalist6w i re-
wolucyohist6w; wielu Mich 70
stafo aresztowanych a miedzy in
nymi czterech ministr6w i ich "a
stepcy. Wobec .dokonanego zama-
chu rad oswiadczyf, re dyrekto--
ryat jest obalony re wladza tym
czasowa przechodzi W rece guber
natora, kt6ry- odpowiedzialny
jest pred rada mlHlStrOW WOgO-
le W nowym rzadzie istnieje WA
Jenna odpowiedzialnosc. TIE zmia-
lie W rzadzie przyja} lud i wojsko
bez szemrania lub oznak nieporza-
dku. General Bolderow, swietny
znawca wojskowy czlonek dy-
rektoryatu, przybedzie niebawem
do Ufy, przyczem 1rozpoczeto juz
negocyacye, ably pozyskac go dla
.nowego rzadu. Trwalosc j powo-
dzenie nowego rzadu, zeznai gen.
Horyath, zaleza g1ownie cd stano-
wiska, jake zajma wobec doko--
ranego faktu Stany Zjednoczone
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1918-11-26

die przeprowadzac nowych praw
chyba dopiero po zawarciu poke
i'll, co mozc nastapic po powrocie
prez. Wilsona z Europy Personal
dclegacyi jest juz gotowy do od-
jazdu. Dotychczas jednakze PREF.
Wilson nie oglosif nazwisk przy--
szlych delegatow, co jednak wkro
tee nastapi. Bez kwestyi prezesem
dclegacyi bedzic sckr. Lansing,
Sckr. Baker zawiadomil onegdaj.
re ME spodzicwa sic uczestniczyc
ma konferencyi, zbijajac wszelkie
poprzednie pogloski jakoby mia}
wyjechac warz prezydentem ma
kongres pokojowy.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1918-11-26
BRYTYJCZYCY CdOWNYM 0BJEKTEM NlENAWISCl.

True translation filed with thepost at Winona Mnn
Nov 2 1918 required by the Act of Congress- 1917
Londyn, Is lstop Opoza }owana godnych warunkach
medzy brtyskimi weziam jenn.mi kt6rzy
niemc6w skoo waunki rozemu zoa podpanc donos
correspondent g6wne francuskiej kwatey Tysiace
tyc ud g}6wnc bryyjczyk6w prbywaja codzennie
cyl correspondent pisze: -.
Nigdy ME wdziafem uzi znajdujacych sic takm
obdatych zslodnaych edznaych Gdy ob6z Forbach
S mil oddaony wshod cd Aetzu tax dobrze ak nnych
miecach zosa} wieznom kt6rz wksze czec
zostal niewole podczas utarczk marcow powedzano
c maa sic wynosc szukac swych alan6w Ropoce
Ii on pochod SO abo SO miowy do n anckc lecz dano
i'm zadnego pczywien ME mezadnych peneazy B oni oda
hanbnm achmanam podeszwy odpaasy ich obuwia Me
kt6rzy nosi kaosze bez skarpeek. , -.-.~..s
Opuszcza on sctkami, pod opieka
ckch ofcer6w zoniezy korz zdezcrtowa owerze byo
nc weu " drodze umaro
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1918-11-26
Pre-. Wilson podpisd projekt
prvhibieyjny.
Washington. 4 1istop

/. Washington. 81 fstop = Prez.
Wilson podpisaf projekt prohibi-
cyjny, ktory wejdzie " zycie 1go
lipca. Znaczy to, re wszelka sprze
daz napoj6w wyskokowych musi
sic skonczyc z dniem 3Ogo czerw
ca 1919 roku i trwac bedzie do
czasu, az PREF. Wilson zawiadomi
proklamacya, il demobilizacya
wojsk sic zakonczyla. Projekt po-
wyzszy jest znany W kongresie
jako ':projekt zywnosciowy"
Przewodcy prohibicyi twierdza,
ze podpisanie projektu zapewnia
og6lna prohibicye, kt6ra bedzie
trwac ma zawsze, gdyz praca mad
demobilizacya wojsk potrwa maj
,nniej diva lata poprawka prohi
bicyjna w ciagu tego czasu stanle
sic prawem we wszystkich Sta
mach. Poprawka ia jest znana ja-
ko ''poprawka Sheppard "a wy
1naga ona, aby wszelkie wyroby
wilma piwa ustaly dniem 1go
maja, nastepnego roku: sprzedaz
zas wszelkich wyrob6w alkoholi-
cznych ma ustac dniem 30go
czerwca. E
|. Prezydent Wilson, wielce zadzl
viii niektorych czlonk6w Kongre-
su, skoro podpisal projekt. Urzed-
nicy wydziafu okretowego twie
rdza, re odebranie piwa robotni-
kom przy warsztatach okreto-
wych wywola ogolne niezadoWole
ME, co sic wielce da odczuc W pra
cy samej.
Sekr. Daniels zaprzecza jednak
ze temu, twierdzac, re chWila
zaprowadzenia peWnych sfer pro
hibicyjnych wokolo warsztatow o
kretoWych, robotnicy 0 Wiele le.
|piei plaeoEai i siFiieeei rohili 90
lni6sl sie u tyn twierd dzeniu szcze.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1918-11-26
Pszna1 " rekach Polak6w.
Polslzie wojslza zajmuja Poz- !.
nahslkie,
Amsterdam, Is listop

Amsterdam, Is listop = Miasto5
Poznan i wieksza Geese Poznan-
skiego znajduje sic W rekach pol
skich,l donosi berlinska socyali--.
styczna "Vorwaerts'
Polskie organizacye wojskowe i
robotnicze pochwycily rzady w
swe rece tworza legionz. Maja
one pod swa kontrole sk}ady a.
mrnicyi i wszelkich zapas6w.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1918-11-26

- 4Fs . z
g6lnie do warsztatow okretowych
W Mare Island, Cal.
Nektorzy twierdza, ze popraw-
ka prohibicyjna jest niekonstytu-.
cyjna i,ze nalezy sic spodziewac
og6lnej opozycyi ze strony fabry
=kantow, kt6rzy praWdopod odobnie
wniosa te -sprawe do trybunalu
Stan6w Zjednoczonych. NaWet
niekt6re panstWa europejskie pro
testuja przeciW temu prawu, ,przez
swoich ambasad dor6w we Waszyng.
tonic.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1918-11-26
TRZESIENIE ZIEMI W
KALIFORN1l.
Los Angeles, Cal, a. listop :

Los Angeles, Cal, "a istop
Odczuto tutaj usilne trzesienie zie
mi wzdluz brzegu morskiego na
przestrzeni pietnastu mil ma "a
chodniej czesci miasta Los Ange-
les. Trzesienie bylo ma lyle slime,
ze wstrzasnel ooknami naczyn:a- :
mi " bardzo widoczny spos6b.
Me trwaIo jednakze duzej niz
pol minuty
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1918-11-26

Niemiecka marynarka znikne1a, u wielkich
okret6w wo;ennych potltfafo sic Aliantom
Piec amerykanskich wojennych okretdw obeeHych
przy hfstocznej scenic " szkock1eJ przystani
Wykonuje przepisana forme raxenl alianckfe
mi okretaali gotoWeml do bezpo5redniet Walk1.
MARYNARSSKA ADRAlATY
True translation filed with hepost Wnon Mnn
Nov 25 1915 required By the Act Of Congress 0c 1917
\ Edinburgh, Istop. Admrala Beatty ego history
czy sygna1 gdy hoa nieniecka zosaa rzynooowana
wyznaczonem miejscu: 10 -
'Niemiecka fata sciqgneta zeata1a dol 1857 j.
ME zodtane wecej wciagnieta CORY bez pozwoaena"
LoNDYN, okret6w niszcyciel wylaczonych zosa}o
tral News Pybyl woody hoenderskez
gil zostay internowanc.
EDINBURGH 25 stop - Niemcy jako gfowna sila
ska przeay Esencya ich snej oy a nowych
okret6w lekkich razewnik6w50 niszczyce poddalo
madze statk6w brykch anerykahskich ancuskch najwe
kszc SHY walczace jake kedykolwek znajdowal
Kr6tko wyszezg6hohy poddania przedoony
komendana oty bryyjaej wykonany zoal akuatnie pog
planu Nieniecke okrety ne rzeden % mil dpgm
spokan wynionyn czasie wprowadzone zosta do cato
Firth of Forth pomiedzy dwoma ream oretow aanckh ply
Dzi4 wieczorem silly neprzyacieskie aney kotwicy
Firth of Forth pod strata jake uniezione.
Poddana tax ggantyczna skale ME wydaro sic ngdy
doad hstory marynark Chociaz pekna bya taxa
jak powt6rzenie pokoju wyweaa neo entuzyaczmu
mgle rozporajace horyzonee Amer bryyjscy
oicerowe Wie mog wrzyc Byl to widok ktory
wstrzasnal Gala tradycye idealnosca marynarki.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1918-11-26
ME DAN0 SPOSOBNOSCI Ma ZDRADE.

True translation filed with thepost Winona Minn
Nov 25 1918 required by the Act Of Congress Oc g. 1917
Londyn, Is stop Nemicc ka fota ak blo
warunkach przy zawiesznu bro Nncami poddala allan
om To zrobone urzedowne amiacye
Spawozdanie gos "Ca flota nemecka poddafa 80
dziniez
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1918-11-26
CHoRzY RANNI BpDA NAJrERW PRZYsLANI DO Dc

Washington Is iop Sekretarz Baker ogos plany depar
wojny wyprawy wojsk amery
miejscs gdzie saho~ie maja prybizenu ydec dywzyi
abo okolo poowe obecne silly Dasze
die meseem jeze sic okaze ytuacye upewnone
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1918-11-26
WYPRAWA x0jsk nl1ohA Do poloWY.
TRZYOZlESH DYWfZYI POZOSTANIE STOSOW.
ME DO OBECNYCH PLANOW

see+a1z Baker ee&os depaztamentu wojny prsepro
wadzeniu zoneey reniasych snsbt mo.sm do deuu
haEwsks Ioh ktdr1y beda pzysaan do denu ogiossone
zostaky March
Xiaexonaa
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1918-11-26
Ludzie ktdrzy Ragajq . itos5t i zyw-
nose zawsze jeszcze tortwuja mnych.

Zgrozne niegodzlWoSci wstrzasajace ca}ym sWiatem
cywiIizowanym gdy r0zejm zostaf og1oszony
-jenc6w wypedzono ma zimno-wiele
umarfO W drOdZe.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1918-11-26

M1e1o powfoee.
Dcmobilizacya wyselania wojsk
j,z sic rozpoczela wysy}ka do do
mu chorych rannSch.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1918-11-26

WEIKIE WoJyEElllRlE oKRfTY WYaAlE Do
AlERYK K4N0W, AtQlEoW I FRAkCuzoW

Htstoryczne seeny n1is1y miejsce zatOce Firth of
Forth submaryny byfy ogladane zaIete przez
anglclska za1oge.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-08-19
Books and Authors

s oyf of msin M% s viii Sy SS
ts!ns range OF topics az varied in interos, as
orea 9Th Miss KPSnds " ehaT : n Is
an, h ia .d clear perGeptn expressed with
small circle OF best assayists. and this booI;
Ei:Tae, w9odbridse and Dr croth Ss .''f Rcssd
Gr caste Of d hi Miss nnis naye ,1,redy hsd fo1s
The New ~ Hs e% % as the Huh9r
books for yoLns people.
nT.ms OF > I;,fs by Henry ,terhor, Kntbbs
hard, ,risssr sp Y,,!o and rowing eanrs OF W
noys OF roman c0a an ana 's" Mi
go nd Win this a nsT story by ,hc author o.
ass nrnar With the AFFAIRS re" of ona Jn,
Warins and md, his son SON I.Grry the father hein=
eye and ambition get had men: thr son
S o. The %d 5oc He Ta r5' FOR ar f to corr
sctsrs'cs ,,nhonsh this Is iynieaiIy nan'a
h-inf some romance into the fbcr it,
rhilir GIBBS hims.lf SAYS Of his nSw boot
,b Tr9m Is to a =, n",n: -
yond mere record il is reveal tn" soul or va.
glamour .: farso s"n,imcn, and :,is, n%,al.
II Is my conviction that ANY r,,n VIII
NJ expression and any human pits Grd:.atc hi.
h h., rn1 hesn 10 The s''red duty Of rr1yen
truth about this monstrous horror 80 ctch +
"rs and to tca- down tho wells hv which ~,
leaders o. the people try to conceal its obsccni.
ties.
Frank Hunter rottcr tho TRANSLATOR or tho
English edition Of The Man Who Survived" The
porunr Frcnch story by Camille Mario. re
turned to Ncv iork this week after "A month
disapa,, a:ancc. The mystery is only partially
cleared up because Mr.. Potter IL able 10 say onli.
that ii" hdS boon with tho United states sub
marine scout patrol. and has been in placc%
and in company. OF which he IL yet nhi" L.
talk. Later Oh the embargo will be removed
undoubtedly. The Man Who Survived" wa
published just hcfor" NJ. Potter left on his So
crHi cruise and liz" il. /" closely connected Will.
tn" war. The remarkable story is told OF tn
personality OF ono man which continued. afle!
death inha5!tin. the body OF another man. his
rival IN arpiicaiion was made 20 the Ilar-
Dcr'S last week for the 6ra ma tic rirltY The
Man VINO survived" 1t is possible that tho
Story viii thus he told in French. in tnl:lisi,
and on :hc sage s!multa ncoUs!y.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-08-19
FIRST ARMY SCHOOL TO AID
MEMS SPEECH AND HEARING
situated nj Cape May-Opens with
Fuli Corps of Teachers anu
Same Patients.

'AfE NAY. y. J.. August l7.--Tha
nrst army medical school for the r.
construction Of defects Of hearing AMI
speech Of soldiers has been opcnod
mere under the division OF physical re-.
construction OF the surgeon generals
once IL is part of Army IIospitai
No IL. located in what was formerly
luxurious hotoi built by larI
syndicate. Lieutenant Colonel Charles
W. richardson. of the army mcdic,i
corps. The director Of the school.
which is said 10 he the first or it's kim,
in the world.
Returned soldiers with hearing do.
Str"ycd or impaired or suffering fror,
partial or total loss OF speech arc to
be educated physically and vocationalI;:
The schools opened with a fun corns
OF teachers and enough patients to o :
cupy their time.
l.icutenant-Colonel Richardson. wbo,
came here to establish the school IL
professor OF laryngoloEy and GEOLOGY
in the George Washington University.
He joined the army when this country
entered the war.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-08-19

the workers OF the woriu organize as
class, take possession OF the carr,
and tho machinery of production--a;rI
abolish the wage system. Instead Of
the conservative motto. fair day
wage for a fair days work. VIC mu.,
inscribc on our banners the rcvolu-
tionary watchword. Abolition of the
Wage System"
Both syndicalsm and the I. w W
propose to do away with capitalism H..
wrcckinE the present order, In order
to build on the ruins the proposed new
society. They refuse TO enter into any
trade contracts. holding themselves
free To strike at any time without no.
ticc. when such action Will innct the
greatest possible injury on the en-
p!oycr. The tactics used arc deter.
mined solely by success. THE qucs-
ton OF RICH, and wrong does not con-
Germ US"
dcrs TO strike. When 81 strike is los.
they return TO work and take rcvcng,
ny wrcching machinery. running GOOD.
or any other kind OF sabotage that
"l! innict the greatest loss on the
employer.
In TWO points the l. w W. differ
from the syndicalist3: % Syndicalisiu
socks Il uniongc tho crafts. Tnc /
W. w cock TO substitute ialusirl..
for craft nnionism. They sect. - bilals
Il gct;.eI thc workers. IN al az ,.,..
h"Inci."s cf ~ Of tho .nd':s't.e: ~
one Iig Union" SO n: thcre arr
comparatively few skilled work,ncn H..
:he |, W. W. their membership bc;u.
composed almost exclusively o. ma.
skilled iaborcrs. They profess 20 b..
tho friend OF the Industrial ou;cast
The franz. hobo aud ck-cCu.tci .~a 80.
welcome 10 membership in this REQ
lut!onary organization 90 eynHt
Fsf tgYN, =
members FROM already existing trad.
UNIONS. rho 7. W. W. ts,ht with cqual
virulcnco both capita! and trade unions.
They declare that all cxistin. i.:lDr.
unions are antiguatsd organizations
utterly untitled 90 hGh; capital with
ii' biz combinations
The l. " W. is nGhtin;; ;ndustfy.
"r"ckins Organization. Their convcn.
TONS have been fierce battle GROUNDS.
where leaders Tough; FOR the control
81 tn" organization They rrac:i,.
ir"cif on each other the method thar
employ IN iiSht!n. capital There ~
hu' on" bargain which the J. ". W
VII mhN" With the employing; class
complete surrender Of All control M,
industry 10 tho organized workers
In some Things the organization d.,
as art".ra'i' 80 tho Imperial German
government: III all matters Of cement
'nt"rcs, and welfare 70 the worIcrt
me executive board directs the NON
b"r"h'p This board calls strikes, ana
gives direction to the contest.
brr. n. str!!.o the works arc cios..
- n!S"ctcd. and every effort IS myu.
I" rr"Fent the employers from Soitiu:
WORKERS INTO the shops. All supplies
are cut OF from s,rikc-hound shcps.
and whore possible. all shipments OF
finished product arc refused. misscu,.
"e!'E"d, OF II possible lost. They do
lN..g-s
crnm"ats order. going to Jail Ell mass.
thus causing extra expense 10 the tax
payers
On number Of occasions the Amcri.
can Federation % Labor has nlled IN.
riacH o: the J. w w. strikers. and
ms has Increased the antagonism be-
,"c'h these orsanizs ,ions.-Copyr;ght
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-08-19

The arrest OF lr2 members Of the
Industrial! Workers Of the World BY
the Federal officers ia Chicago some
months ago excited nationwide in
;crcSt for a time, but is now almoS:
forgotten. Eleven of the accused have
been ischargcd by Federal Judge Lam
dis as not having been so active in OPP
posing the war rs TO warrant their fur
Their detention. Tho remaining lOl mem
bers are still on trial, and with THEM
the whole Organization. The docunen-
tary evidence Introduced disclcses the
revolutionary aims OF the organization.
The l. w. w. may be characterized
AS an American form Of French syn.
cnlism. which originated in France
in 1895 by the combination OF scvcrl!
trade unions. They declared them
selves in favor OF the general strike
and sabotage as chief Instruments in
the industrial revolution, which they
proposed TO inauguratc.
Syndica1iSm advocates the ownership
and control by industrial orguniza-
TONS OF the means OF production and
distribution. thus making the working
man his own employer. and securing;
=" him the catirc product Of his labor.
u dcnounccs tho State and rejects
every form Of political Organization.
', regards all measures OF social re-
"fhh as mere pailativcS II advocates
a. compromising Hostility bctwcc CAPT.
81. and labor. Scchim;, tho absolute su-
'..+nh"E OF labor. rhcy hoped To Sc
'nrc the complete overthrow OF the
"Nisti"a order, 10y the simultaneous
CESSATION o: AL labor by the work
""n
While the movement; enrolled a2ou,
"a pcr cen, or o--,,,izcd Labor il did
not include moro ,han nor CON, @,
nc French workbench
Tho movement sprc,d ranidIy .mouc.
tn. anarchists ror,ions Of tho pcop,.
cf Itaiy and au:.carod i'm England In
1870 Tho T.ns:or, Workors' Fedora
ton WAS the nrsi area, ,r,. on, of tho
movement in E:nuItnh Nhi.h failed
complcteiy in The nor, Of i.on,lun strike
In the summer OF 1911.
~, Tho f,n Of no, .t. rc,ol,ti,n,rv
+, no. leaders bcII =, c,,r.ran,,. ,.,n-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-08-19
Health Talks by Dr.. VIM. Brady
War Time Vacation.
(Copyri:ht. 1878. by National Newsnunsr c
\ War Time Sara,Iu

Just because am not quite old enough yc. y,
play Sot OF retire from active life dn
cohdt.hh SoH a" "a pISt;mc for fatIc:. ard trrrin
Joe and the oder riS In these nlrlo,is ,i,',,,
however. young t"..ows Of tnirty-Hvc or Six,y
really need little exercise To balance ihs
such young men urge The plan when is 49,,
hcinS adopted by various bar associa tons and
Disbursements clubs spending the summer Wv
cation working OF the "
OF course Il soft. ovcrpadded. overnourishcd
auto intoxicated professional or businessmen
cannot go out and earn hired mans pay on
the farm. Farmers naturally won, M. - :, ~.
such wages for halt-ti,ne help Eut Tor su"h
men as can persuade neeoy farmers 10 take
few weeks OF amateur labor. here is an idea
plan indeed -
To work sweat and get tuckcrea com,
pletcly OUT and have your neck sunburncd and
your hanus hlistcrcd and sleep like (. log and
like Il horse and slough OFF several poun,Js
Of Stacker hosi and be lame and muscle so, a
and get over it and feel like a nghtine cock
that is what ! should can an ideal vacation.
And expense at all. And. by gosh, doing your
little biz 10 help Hoover tool 10 pitch bav
and drink gallons of water train for thresh,
ing day. and come back home dee lighted
For men around middle age of the cray-
IS: dangers is the requirement OF drug hah;tu-
ation--alcohol or tobacco. Men acquiring drug
habtuation loudly declare that they use their
tavoric drug temporal ely or modera tcly and arc
not at all ensiaved to it's use But LET them
n dag or two occasionally without the susie
nance OF the usual indulgence. They soon learn
whether they are dependent the drug II they
try this little sclf-dcnial test.
Couldn't be better place to try IL than out
the farm, where sunlight, oxygen and work
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-08-19
The Next Liberty Loan


TT is scarcely necessary to remind the Amcri-
: can people that they must absorb an
other Mar loan; that they must he prepared
Ia 50 deeper into their pockets than they
t"Nc ever gone before, and that they should
understand that this loan is not the last nor
i.cNt 10 the last. lut il might be in order to
l"mnd them that the lines must be LAID
early ii this loan is TO be Il success The
organizations through which the government
ni;Ecs it's appeal must be put into motion at
once, and The men with money, whether az
Large amounts or small must begin igmring
III once upon the maximum amount OF their
subscriptions
The Treasury Department has announced
that the loan drive Will begin Saturday Sep
icmber IS and that it will continue Tor
iNrec weeks. but it has not given us the
enact amount OF the total which must be
subscribed In Il general way, however. this
amount Will he between $4,000. 600. 900 and
$6.0oo,090.000. probably s6.OO0,00O.O 900
7: ms is an enormous sum OF money. 1t is far
more than any previous loan 1t is almost
oouble any OF the earlier issues and il would
staSger any other country than America
But Il should be remembered that il is
less than the total amount OF the last loan
and the total amount OF taxes paid at the
time that 10, Il was being nOatcd Nor, than
S",oOO.Oou.0oo in taxation fell due almost on
The day the third bond sale was projected
ma IL was pdIu without initiating in any
S"rse against the loan. The American Dcople
rad enough money in hand TO meet their war
'aH Obligations and enough to ovcrsubscribc
their loan at L same time
Ihclc VII! be no taxes TO pay immediately
before or immediately after the fourth loan
r.Nery dollar which is contributed to the gov
eminent during the three week period begun
ming September rs will be an investment With
me best security on earth. Every dollar
laid down will bear interest at the rate OF
ii per cent. There is no direct return
upon taxes that are paid That money is
gone never to return. i government bond
is merely the governments promise to paw so
much money at given time with interest
in the meanwhile
lhat the new loan viii be subscribed goes
without saying. Loanng money to the gov
crnmcnt Is the smallest contribution any man
can make toward the success of the war
but the success OF this drive cannot be as
snred unless the country provides in advance
TO absorb IL Every man with two dollars in
his pocket must resolve TO set one aside for
bonds. Every family must realize that its
earnings must be divided. There is no other
way TO meet the financial obligation which
The government has contracted
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-08-19
held near coalheld,
Thurs day,

held coalfeld, in Chesterfield County next
Thursday.
Il has been established beyond doubt that the
notorious Granville Montcl!e the rascal who
invaded certain stables Church E;l last
week ami captured TWO valuable horses. Mon
telle seems to 10 pretty much he picascs in
this STATE. \ more airing rnbbcr has not cursed
tic road since the days of Dick Turpin ana
sixteen string Jack. Governor Wells is too
Offering Il reward for this escaped convict's
apprehension.
v Howe Peyton and ]. r. TIumphres have
taken charge OF the editorial department.. Of the
IyncEburS News
Senator Abbott OF North 1arolina. stated in
Washington that over slo.0000Lo OF Northcrn
ca pitai have been invested in his State since the
the war.
J. g. Bingham. WIN for some time was deputy
collector Of the port OF Richmond. attempted to
commit suicide in Washington Saturday stab
hing himself eleven times about the heart and
throat. There is hut little hope of his recovery
In the Circuit Court OF Pittsylvania County
last Friday tn long pending suit OF Green r.
Pace against the Richmond and Danvllc Rail-
road Company was decided in favor OF the plain
Tin. Mr.. Pace claimed $4,000 damages for in
accident near Coalfed in June. 1856. when the
venerable Bishop Early seriously hurt. The
jury awarded Mr.. Pace $1,000.
A son OF General schoGcld, Secretary of War
died West Point Friday last. The young
wcll-known this city.
The burial of Thad stevens Will take place in
Lancaster, Pa, to-day.
The Mayor OF Mont omcry, Ala. appointed by
the Governor. was inauguratcd saturday
Hair of the police force OF that city arc negroes
and many OF tho city officers are colored men.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-08-19
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zen 10 IA nurnhc. If galleries Oh the
Interior Of domed buildings which,
from their construC, ION. possess a pc
culiar ccno. trangn!tt:qIG sounds with
.;"-ut intensity 10 dis:an: points The
mos: noted OF these Whispering gal
leres is in the cuppla OF -. iauls.
London. whore 4 whisper uttered ncIr
one wall may be heard al the oppo-
site wall, los feet away.