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The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1918-12-12
Henry E. Nelson, salary coun-

Henry E. Nelson, salary coun-
ty treasurer ............ 16|
Jno. F. Krug, salary county
treasurer deputy ......... 81
O. NJ. Roe, salary county reg
lister Of deeds ............ Isl
Anna E. Ramseth, salary
county register of deeds
deputy ................ 81
Julia 1verson, salary county
register of deeds clerk -. Y
o. H. deS. Irgens, salary
county judge ........... 154
Betty Mcpherson, salary coun-
ty judge clerk ............ 7(
Minnie j. Nelson, salary
county supt. of schools. -. Isl
Annie G. Baillie, salary coun-
ty supt. Of school deputy. 81
Hazel B. Nelson, services
Supt. of schools office ..... 81
Eliza Barr, salary supt. of
schools deputy .......... rs
James Kelly, salary, county
Engebret Larson, salary coun-
ty sheriff deputy ......... los
Clara E. Stenshoel, salary
county sheriff clerk ...... 70
Harry N. Olsby, salary county
clerk of court ............ $50
T.. S. B. Ritchie, salary county
states attorney ............ 16(
Chas. Moordale, salary jan
DR.. E. A. Pray, salary county
physician ................ Al
A. w. Macdonald, salary
physician board Of health. 25
A. E. Simonitsch, salary. supt
county hospital ........... 80
Sam Hayes, salary manager
county farm .............. 80
Agnes Edin, salary nurse
county hospital ....... so
Ellen Kolstoc, salary nurse
county hospital ......... so
Mabel Kuni, salary, nurse
county hospital ........ Is
Magdalyn Tullius, salary
nurses aid, county hospi-
tai ................... 30
Anna Anderson, salary nurses
aid, county hospital ...... II
Ca Iyerson, salary cook,
: county hospital ........ 20
The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1918-12-12

The beautiful weather still contin-
ues. We certainly have much to be
thankful for as it is saving the coal
pile which is big item these days.
The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1918-12-12
Valley City, N. D., Dec. 2,1918.

Valley City, N. D., Dec. 3, 1918.
Board men pursuant to adjourn
ment. All members present except
Commissioner Conlon.
On motion duly seconded and car
ried the following bills were audited
and allowed:
Mrs. Fred Schilling, turkeys
county hospital ..........$ 900
Fulton Market, meat county
hoapital ................ $50
'-g.- Continued on Page a
The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1918-12-12

But the Christmas Roll Call is not
altogether call for funds; it is also.
: call for service. Every member of
The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1918-12-12

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5000
5000
$500
154 16
1000
5000
91.66
1O5 90
1000
10000 |
1866 |
$500 |
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Books and Authors

n,a.! neT Gi'io9 Of TGShles the shore win
the qnAiMt and archaic flavor that gives charm
with such unique iiiusirations' by iiTotf riley
were ali written before the war aud hr,ajnn
%a ,r ana GnGt mind and the loysness Of
sests ihyy arr Esbb'es g;;jhercd on JIG shore
te24i.i l:ea" isins IN lov S', "Ihousnis
at tiIt|; Tie Philosophy Of hats" short
AID IGe ' i@td i;$'5 GOLF F r. OF Walking"
v, THE ,, Flower Of the chqpdelaincs,"- by George
+ ho "y,,5is cairr, Of ~! X ,rFha ihe scene
, ~, -age o, tne old c"coi" atmcspherc
struck ly ne charm ol Il creole beauty whom
~" daily meets on his way the oGigc. THIS
the SHelns re ch1raclcr OF tic Cre5le cotcric
it "mieH s4e eei2nEs II seems destined to be
about an I'D manuscript. the STORY OF tho cs-
,., - lnnHiy .,aEGs After reading II 40
3i 9 OF 'H's ma"nseript IN respect t. puhica
on" being rsjectton--is tho ,hcne Of a most
ma. r@mane% wh;gl neiden,al'y depicts
beauty '''''' ~" "''1'ey an"
r.. TIE Man Who Lost Himself" by II. De We're
Stagpogtr. is ono OF John Lane CO.'S latest is
sG.s. There IS an old adage about dead mems
f''1@55 ~. never %ero a dead man shoes so
;hs ense OF Victor Jones. OF riiade,pul,, Awak-
l i. one morning TO pursue. a. usual MS daily
in5a he IND ih nseIf T Hs' ia Gnsggs4
",n@aGSt ne ngers OF Ensand, win numcrous
?sr'"h!s a his command a beautiful ana charm
m Ii1G '9n,nE to h for pro2;e'ton nsa.ns,
other cnvabiH ana uncnvllbIe arn,,tsitic , ,s
INA al th'S not through any decd OF inhcrtt-
ncaranrr II You ,roiiia l6 5,y'1 hl u an-
yi9nes' ,he a2assuminG, comported himself under
girtu'ms,ah ts, read Mr.. S;acpooles inrompar-
~ We Gi ,his unpr'end"ui"d transfor-
nuD1uAE .inor his noNHl has 40 equal even
@a9,nsst Mr. stacp3olcs previous cnterta .n.ni:
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After aii, girls al" not s" hard t" raise, If
YOU let lh"m have tHcir own way about every
ihoy expect iaiHor 20 transfer hinaoif Ia me
oU.rr regions w.th his pipe and uaccy when
We knp" man "lp raised four dc luxe boys.
yet ihHt poor icllO" actually has To- 90 all his
sr"siu" ia the c. Iar. what's the us"" y
icra iy criekcry' if %e ever were lucky ouo!sn
10 say '.un' to just one bog. Wo'L smoke an
TO slop Us, Wc'd stu;, When thc boy INV" 10
DO i've years. Old. for th, sake OF example. hui
thai wound be easy enough, a laau ti!at owns
hours.
We are getting along so we'll with our own
70 conquer. II seems thai life is destined Il,
remon a tremendous mystery. and mystery
hound g" hc SATISFIED ia one way or .,u0ihcr
Unfortunately for the health ana happiness OF
AMI tho young seeker for truth gets only
h%HIy, varied ATTENUATION clothed in question
10 every parent or guardian Of "A little girl
N,si, '',.I H"'", 40 me- r'mp,i"ts on s"%
Mctcnl N@aGGlio" ~ Xrih ny INK Amgri"a"
chicago, ILL.,. OF which the majority Of reputable.
doctors m America ar" members. For girls
panphlc called "hIa.s,ia' he doctors 1anl. I'
~ IAGe!'em, i2r $'ri3 hiiccn to .Enlecn
lie obtained. For boys ten 10 fifteen ihr
pamphlet called joints Vacation and for boys
nMto@n &" eighteen, "chums." Th"s" are o.
ialnnh!c az nominal cost. \ more sn.rjmc
COMMUNICATION Of TIA" qucstion. FOR lads over SIX
H. ,.'',, Ih' 10y ..Gere"! rcr!l.' which may
Some such litcrolurc as This. instead Of tho
%ors'igt1nE r.4Gicd EA'I"i and nasty nmm SO
!ndt iWlcs and other medical slpindiC3 ahouId
be "v" .,.., for every young person
th.s hriic" ard has any questions 10 asI. uhnut
,hlnHa @Ion" this Line. ia feel al liberty 10
would answer thon Tor cons o" dnu,h"cr ~ o
my own mere are only three rules 1 list
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respect TO its relations with Germany, which
by force of circumstances have become in
CroaSin-ly subServiont to German will and
purpose. and the AustrO-Hungarian govern
mcnt had no choice out of the cmbarrass-
mcnt but TO pursue the humiliating course
OF ropudiatng the sentiments attributed 10 it
and finding goat" upon whom 10 place the
blame Since C2ernin all along has been
made 10 support the role OF goat III Ger
manys scheme OF attempting to lay the
foundation for & GCrman-ncgotiated peace. he
now finds himself compelled 10 be the goat"
for his own government. in order to aprease
or at least parry, the kaiscr's anger. Thus
does Austria Hungary find herself forced 10
accept humiliation. which is bound TO grow
in cXaspcratius her sense OF national dignity.
but from which she has no way of escape eX-
cept by an open break with Germany. and
that she cannot do under prevailing condi-
lions without inviting sraycr difficulties than
those which now involve nor. The dual
monarchy threw herself upon the Procrustcan
bed prepared for her by the German war
lords and she must continue TO occupy it.
despite its increasing terIors.
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SEEN ON THE SIDE
By Henry Edward Warner.
TN; Si.ii,Ir OF lois.

rnst the age for service, so they say
'Rouud my the hair Is growing ,hin and
gray.
And the regulations carried
Nc exemption, fog I'm married,
With family dcrr i,ding on my pay;
tiut by gosh. thc latest news from ovcrscn
seems to Indicate t,r thing has got TO he
And IL islor!s coInrs me
They won't have como and hunt mel
Here i
Uncle
take
Hero Uncle sam, md do not care u
!'or the l<u.cr or hi. rotten compnn-ee;
You may tal<c me. you may break
NUt !uu'l never have make
Here
mole sam
I axe nc.
nm not the sort ps mau you're looking for.
To uphold the active principles Of
when IL comes Ia digging citchc,
OR swinging "anrcr's brccchcs,
l would possibly b. rather less thnn morei
hat my heart j. Jin;; frccdo,u'. rrNciilc,
!. nd | Ions; to join his crusade the free!
Put where you will! I'm ready.
Aad nay pulse is HtronLs and s,cady!
HcrC ! am
Unc!e Sam
r ;l>c rnc.
Here am. Uncle Snm! Rotterdam the Am-
.tcrdam
Bunch cf pirntcs nmuck across the sen!
NC lick en- nstd well do IL
And me Just lead e..
fic~c am,
Uncle Sam
i Axe me.
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IL" tho Editor OF yhc IimoS.p ispo,ch.
md'i"s but little difference
ca somdn a' Sf sH W%,, aE' ,s 'hs e"aran,
-.,t vent over the ton" W, en un
'uuih Went iorlh from every political
~ tht II should pass" and pass
inNi'cr or justice to women - IN
10 ''N'ilHt, an uEhvOhca line of earn
! i.o!h g-ioE!M8 as vel as public
' l....,., Until hese re- entortcineiii;s
t'NIH. N"W the nag Of trlce 4,
'hn az iAe CORNER foes are in
- hAEch under The cJuuu,rinu
recently the Democratic Ma
N..nnltiice' 81 which our honored
'-tt 'onErvss pass tho lroLa-nJ ,.,-,t,,
E,hiN% sell -EovcrnIueut 10 iGo
la Intelligent wciucn ~ the
y tho peoDlr OF the Sauth ia ~ ,,; ~"
IL 'hl. dpciEine during her tour for
80 tonhi Eonnci OF Defense. n
.Hs i"bt -! Shaw ana the Demo
"G marty arc In accord In ro,.arJin,.
,y,,' ".tich OF mo south Is worthy Of
'.S"'n"hd. writes OF ,hcu "a "a sari.
menace these "inillIous or IT,
" ,,rar,' 'ra4!e ana iamatieai white
r."',1| ia "ay OF numbers for IL.
80 'thSs OF which she GLAZING ia Ia
:. r.'tt,npori They surely mus; be in
g.,.jii'j,,,-i' in9riiy- these desirable but
n!"e astounding is the s,,,em.r,
a.'endnsn, pa,9aSS OF the Federal
'.' c"!orcd women of IN. Souti,
"1.-"te az this Amendment woui'i
cHirHUcuiSc one si,,
.iHa", white or U!ack -, 80
state. but Womb ,,,or,'ii?
IN" sex barrier lrarIr,.
IONS Tor tho ballot wt,hA AZ:
.@ht! state. E.ery Southern g,at'
p.ohefty and lNcrarJ restrictIon
rs '"n:. to keep the .s-rorani 49,,
''' ..c away from the no!Is -
L' -."uu."Ny cul.rcd women y,,ii,,.
-."HH uEmbur as Win nm III
'H!d f'g seer for cIti,.uubtr
ihtfr are more White wou,.,r T.,
man There arc cuIur.d ,n..n
omen put together. l5li,o s',
i't.t would mus be lcrn,s.t,
"'I'" Wi.roU lnuwa thr n,lI III
s1,3crattr Icsaers kt.n,;,., - ~; d
zen VIA! the ants catch o,.e ''''S'
Th"re !F numerous bari of Io,o,
Nt I!i wives and mothers h, ~.
Ai'r mutae1S e; tlc 10y. n, *
VII" ar" wa -ohiar with oa..,r
'N iH" iH5g ~ lucse boys alr5ul.
n.Ha foe aah VINO arc Syat,'h,..,,sy,
rH Interest, ia: loss conc.yi1
'r 'e'het'ie foes who would sock To-
=. s'rey i..e very a,.i;;ple fSr yyJi'3,
'.'- ARE r-F..E lnclg daay ov,e. ;J., IT,
.s ii'"s. Who submit To au-
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Countcring lie Germans

NN every hand men may be heard deplor-
~ ing the fact that General Foch has not
launched countcrhlow against the German
armies. disappointment is lecu thu. with
supreme command. with superior numbers OF
men and even with the American forces at
his disposal, he has not seen III TO throw his
lcsions against ;he limo far extended toward
Amiens, attempt turui : movement :hat
would relieve the pressure .pOn the British
and perhaps sever tho enemy line OF con-
munication. ana as each day goes by without
tidngs OF such an assault, the anxiety in this
country becomes more acute.
1t was felt here. ana no doubt felt in
England and France as well. that onco a
generalissno were named and all the re-
serves OF all the armies opposing Germany
were placed under his command. that Q
counteroIensive would be ordered without
delay These reserves already had been
created by the allied war council They had
been rc-enforCcd by the Americans. several
hundred thousand strong. and the Germans
apparently had left their line sufficiently I'M
guarded to tempt General Foch TO undertake
q drive.
But the American people are 5000 miles
away from the battlefield. They have only
map before them to trace the movements
OF the army. They 10 not know what cond-
tons the allies face They do not know, for
instance how many Of General Foch's re-
serves Mere thrown in front OF the Germans
as the enemy pushed remorselessly on to-
ward Amicns They do not know what
strategy is necessary IN order to maintain an
Unbroken line on the west or TO prepare for
possible move against the far eastern end
OF the great battle field. Nothing OF these
vita! matters can be known or possibly un-
derstood by the average man.
All that We can do is 10 assume that Cen
eral Foch VIII lose no opportunity to throw
his reserves into action He Will act when
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T. the Editor Of The Times Dispatch:
Sir Ia these days ana times every
pHiriottC citizen Is thinking how to
2sSiSt IN" government, ana sometimes
l4 IDEA thht may be OF value "a lost
hetaus" OF the lack of local authority
Z" paSS ON and investigate ideas.
would Ike To see discussion as TO
Nhvthcr or not ~ wCutd be advisable
= nay" a government board in every
locality III this country for that pur-
pose.
Tor Instance, have an idea that. ir
an the h'ii" BOYS. and girls i'm this
country Went harcf"0tcd this summer
at !, n an tic Women discarded Kid
ana ailt gloves duriu,s the warm sea
S'n and TIE, money saved was nut into
i."ort% b"nt., thon Tho war would soon
if Over. kno" this idea would be
q Great money gctt"r, bu, like thOus-
a4dS Of rthor persons. | have no idea
lSnow mat it has tho sl!.:itaqt value.
GEDDE.S IL. WINSTON.
IlcAmoEd, Va, ANN! H. 1918
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"Ch"f' North Empor!t-Mrs. Ford
HarNey's war bread recipe follows: Tw"
CUPS oil oatmeal oyer which pour three
cups o. DplliuE water Cover ana
steam. and when ,cpid add one cake
OF compressed yeast. Let stand over
n!Shi. In the morning add enough nour
cupsl. one half Gun of molasscs ana a
level tclspounidul OF salt STIR a little
ana let rise about two hours Divide
INTO two parts ana bake about three
quarters 81 an hour. Leave spongc as
sort as possible and mix only with a
spoon.
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Richmond. Va, April IG, 1915.


To tie td!tor % The Times Dispat ch:
Sir-lhe letter signed z. X. which
Agril II. must appeal TO the sympath:
% all thoughtful people. even whei
thcy DO not agree with its premise. 70
10 shows \ human sou! dlsmayed a, an,
events which now 'cast their shadow
before in fear Of that moral democ
born. and for The sake OF which W,
are content To let our soldiers di,
'Gat We may save cur souls alive; con.
zen, IS ind!viduais TO be called to thu
!uln death. as were Socrates ant
Jesus and the whole grand army o
martyrs for the truth g sake before us
II We could all see that the nation IL
- pGlIty. an expression CT our spiritua
nature. ANA not an organism. as tn,
human body IS, We should never be sc
shy aS 10 base mans right TO DO
.t,icil freedom on the sex Of his OIL
h.r body or on tho color OF tho skiri
" the body.
But mat.rialIsm has US yet so fast irI
,is clutches that we believe with Arts
t"ilr. That matter Is the principle oil
ina.yifi"aiion and forget that our es
n lure aud not our bodies
Elihu Root is right In saying thai
the principle Of local sIlf-governneni
+? .pr!neiplc Of liberty, upon which,
nGi without which II cannot endure
Ati tA!s solemn fact rnascs the politi.
''i 1'''.bll OF american women i'm
I" Thi!Ne 1or tn" salvation OF she ma.
tgr For the ma! ority OF the women
pl ms nation the principle OF self.
r'r"rnnent hao never been tried
" llT Anna Howard Shaw IS tour!nx
'ht south. or any other section OF the
lniry IN behalf OF national defense
rHk IN the interest Of sclf-yoyorn.
W"ui, for the national defense Of thIS
-iioH rests as the lie OF the matte
rests. on the principle OF sclf-Eovern-
~ Mt. and intelligent American women
today are dong quite as much for
Hlr rational defense az arc the men
"' ihe opposite seN. Personally. / do
A'l h"li"N" that AN amendment to cur
an lph%i Constitution liz necessary in
order 70 insure political freedom Ia.
Ia" members n my sex. but the SUI
pI nc Court VIII have Ia reverse Ger
iAtH wholly immoral decisions mad.
~ me past. unless wc rcsor, 10 this
TE Hu +L.r'.
state rights do not give any state
lh" i4-ht 10 deny the pr!uclule OF self
NtrnucUt solely on the ground OF
7L". hEi We cannot deny the principl,
or Slfl" rights ana local sclf-govcrn-
Urhi without destroying ourselves as
% nation We need :, public school
tom vastly better than any that w
h'Ne h9t IN the past, more than any
tI.ug else
the letter IL T.. y. Is mos, interest.
lhE' because 50 suggestive Of u,ics-
t'hS "nbch ought 10 he thourhtIuliv
a, .o used in thele enliEh;sning and
Richmond. Va, Arm Is. 1915. : ~
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NO LANDING AGREEMENT
british and jap Forces Mt VIndIyostolS
Hcrcly to Protect NntiOns'
IntcrcSfH.
lRy Associated prnss- !

- ENN'oVi"tc fEcSsl
WASlilNGTON. ADril 16.-In giving
out to-day the text OF statement
made 1T N"loEda by Ambassador Fran
CTS the state Department made ii clear
mat the landing OF Japanese and Brit
!Sh forces AT Fladivostok was not in
pursuance of any international agree
heht' but merely was for the purpose
oil protecting Japanese and British in
tercsts.
Thc ambassadors statement. which
was issued on April 10. said that no
Americans had been landed. 1t was
gwen out by the State Department in
denial or reports that Mr.. Francis had
declared the incident was due to an
agreement.
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Expert Testimony.

To the Editor Of The Times Dispatch
Sir.-With reference to the recent i'll
dcrsemcnt by the Amelia Chapter, HI
j., g, OF the protest by the BcstoI
Chapter. u. ID. G.. against initial
bands playing ''Marching Thr t
Georgia" as a national march at IN
Time, | wish to quote from IA letter a
one of Shcrmon's generals who copI
mNwded brigade In his army on ,hsI
|arCh. General William l.. BartietI
VINO lost a leg In the Union army :, NIL
WAS afterwards Governor OF Masstl
cluScttS. MAS wcll-known to the Ricfl
Wpnd people soon after the war as bl
was here = good deal about that tim
His memoirs were edited by Franc
Winthrop i'aifrey and published b|
iiGughtOn Osg"od & Co, Of Boston. NJ
1875 on page % OF his memoirs C;erI
c'hl bartlett; says in one OF his letter.
written on THAI march: The mon mad
sd havoc with the poultry and stoclI
This army VIII be d"moralized II thu
Is allowed to go on. They, not oni|
steal pouitry and other live meat bu|
III some cases even SO' into the housed
AID take the food off the table am
steal j.welry and other valuablcs
Again on page 50 he says In one Of nil
letters: 1T is u disgrace TO our govern|
nIcnt that they do not mako general
exchange Of prisOncrs."
IL seems 10 me after such testim 20 n !
y" ono Of Shcrman's own generals oil
Oh character as to his march through
Georgia, that comment Is unnccesgar,
J. J. WHITE.
Richmond. Va, April lG. 1915.
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Songs Of the Soldiers
"Thcrc.. Long I,o,r r,,,

~" Z" i'VurS' Long Trnil.~
nr,o long long trail a-windinr
INTO the land Of my dreams
Where the nightinEalcs arc sIupine
ana white moon beams.
ihctes long long night OF waiting
uhtii my dreams all come true.
TIL the day when I'll be going
Down that long. long trail with Won
fnercs long, long trail a-windinr
INTO no-man's land in France
Where the shrapnel shells are hurs.,,-.
i'ut we must advance.
ihcrcli be lots of drills and hiking
beforc our dreams all como true.
But we're going to show tho Kaiser
low the Yankee boys como through.
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Adjusting snip <oa.passss.

y. III. L., " st point.--A ships
ma gnctlc compass is tested by it,
soIf, Just before ii is purchased
and in !itc manner once a year, in
order 10 determine whether il has sufii-
or Mt directive Iurcc--that is. strength
This is done at any place which is free
from local attraction. IL cannot he
done aboard sh.p, so once a year the
navigator takes all hiss compa sscs
ashore, usually to some field which is
FREQ from magnetic influences. Com
passes are adjusted or compensated
aboard ship to ncutraliZc various effects
of the metal parts going into tho con-
struCtion of the ship by magnets placed
under them and iron spheres placed
alongside them, complicated process.
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Moth. g., II rt,.c,

airs. .. w. i.diuburc-Gc n wide
H31H' hr' ihr"r-ounce bottle ana On with
~! OF 'arhanc. Leave the st6pntr n,it
oI me n"jile and place II Ia tic trl.nk
or '!"Se' III snch position that ii Win
H"t TIP over. Tho fumes are yrry NOS,
"noua To insects For VERY larl,r
closet use large amount of the I'll
ik'MrW me OIL when It has cvaporaicd
SIrinfI" heavy blankets. Quilts. ,ic'
Win the oil OF m.rbauc before back !na,
away 30
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-04-17

9 y W. I'I.Mtcr.-On Jlnuarv Z.
lHiS, The United states Supreme Court
declared III" selnctIVc draft law TO be
constitutional. The decision turned on
the construction to be placed on the
lanruage 81 article /. section s. Of the
Constitution. which provides that Con
gross has power TO declare war
10 raise and support armies to
mako rules for the EoVcrnAent and
regulation Of The land ana naval
forces to make all laws which
Shall he necessary and proper for
carrying into execution the foregoing
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down. also new Councumcn for fredericksburg,
Norfok and Portsmouth, Wi! probably come
next.
". 81. san.u"a. tho stcnograph n for the con
%tiuticaai convention and formerly of iialti-
more and member of the bar There. proposes
/" locate in Richmond and open a law Office
United states courts
The John Sylvester resumed her regular runs
on saturday last, and is now the handsomest
steamer ON the line
ten VIII b. closed to-day IN honor OF thc UNI
Yelling of q statue to 'hrahIn Lincoln crqcica
by the Washington Guy MOnumcnral Associ-
alton
Tho Impeachment court adjourned yesterday
Without trAn-dCjinS any business, on account
o! tn" Illness Of Mr.. Stansbcry.
by Immense crowd attic end OF the Long
EridEc lie marched 80 iHc White iIGuse and
was welcomed by PRESIDENT Johnson Mrs. IA
icrspn presented him With bouquet, The SER
Bchmt ihcu won't TO he Capitol, his purpose
being I" uufurl The haG on the dome but ne
was refused admtttancc. ana not allowed to
iiii; tou MouGfn2ut. which is a,out halfway com
rrcscnc" Of several thousand people. y the
MninriinF at nc monumon, Il. o. Perrin. 81
oth"r things said. HAD i;r.t"s carried negro
ON his shoulder from Vci<s ,ure he would have
hT '@MIn 1" r,9cG MAJ neEro on ,mr HIn 49,,
IA. dome OF the capi'o" he officers at the
oapio! ar" try'nG I" shirt the responsibility Ter
denying Bates access TO the building.
y. e. ~ Carthy Yesterday appointed a
notary puhic for Richmond and ienrico county.
Tho steamer Maryland. OF the rowhatan Line
I" baltimore. arrived here Yesterday; having
style she viii now run regularly on the line.
The Passover was strictly observed by our
Jewish fellow citizens. The festival was con-
OF business during the TWO days gave some parts
OF the City - sabbath like appearance.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-04-17

80 Wake Forest College has proved itself no
Aarborng place Tor Holshevki any other
brand Of disloyalst A Russian student, TO
.. nom the American national anthem meant
nothing but basis for derogatory remarks,
hes been requested 10 leave bag and baggage.
following protests by his classmates. Amcri-
cau colleges are rapidly becoming true foun-
sl.nheeas VI patriotism, and al those VINO
e. zu.t subscribe to the teue's Of freedoms
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