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consider its action. 1t must be that the
Council voted without mature thought of
what 1t was doing--no other explanation is
piausible-and it will hasten to comply with
inc wishes of the State and nation when it
understands the depth and breadth OF the
sentiment it has aroused
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-03-21

Champ Clark is charged With having said
TO group OF Democratic Representatives:
"Wilson's league OF nations has as much
chance Of being ratified as YOU have OF bcins
Pope OF Rome" lie might have made tho
chance of ratification appear still more re
mote if he had likened it to his own chances
of becoming the next occupant of the White
House, to which he confcsscs life ambition
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-03-21
Liaui,l Nickel Pinto.

Mrs. S. i. t.. Richmond.-A solution
sometimes known az liquid nickel plate
is composed OF mercurous nitrate. ten
parts. distilled water, ninety parts.
This works on brass which must be
thoroughly cleaned before the Solu-
ton Is applied.
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Practical fhinrs.

"Yon mn" Hoobns. tina, tenor who used TO
s!ng ~ Hiss Rosie ,hat every morn he would
bring her y!pI>tgr
"Ycah. am hc?"
Then, yca. but They're living IN the country
nor. and every morn he har 10 ictch her kim
Gl!ng arJ bucket Of water"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-03-21

Mrs. c. G. c., Waverly.--F'or the in
formation you want write to the De-
partment OF Agriculture. Washington.
-. &.
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A 0uatrnIn.

tContributed by the author from the works Of
Horace Francis Snick clbumpfcr)
Thou art SO wcndrous fair. my love
That no bright star ina. shines above
IL half as fair you ora fair
There's nothing pretty az you anywhere.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-03-21
News of Fifty Years Ago
President Grant yester-
ola nnuLinnLaa LII.

President Grant yester-
DAY nominated Miss Eliza
beth L. Van Lew, CT this
city. 10 he postmistrcss or
Richmord. General Grant
has spoken freely OF his
IN lcntion TO make this lady
the dispenser OF the malls
At the Richmond post of
Ice, aud says she Lost her
all by the wa. ana needs
tho per diem that the Of
lice VIII pay. lie also says
she was OF great service TO
him during tho war: that
Miss Van Lew was an
adept in learning CT the
plans and operations of
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From the mouths OF some of those heads
the Spartacides amputated issued jovial and
hearty laughter and cXultant cheers whom
the Lusitania was sunk, Belgian women were
degraded and Canadian prisoners we're
crucfcd
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-03-21

If Congressman Dill docs not proceed with
care and circumspection in the publication
or his now magazine. Let the People Vote
on War" he may find its name changed with
out his consent TO Tho Dill Pickle"
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(:cncnlOCicai.

Mr.. 5. II. IT, IIlchmohd -Ihc
Times Dispatch suspended publication
Of the department devoted to genoa
logical inquiries more than two years
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-03-21
Information Bureau.

Inquiries regarding almost my tonic,
excepting on legal md medical sub
fuirie. arc answered directly by per-
konaI letter, o self-addressed. stamped
envelope In required. Address Tho
Times Dispatch Information bureau
Richmond, Sn,
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With 100 persons dead. LISA wounded and
property valued at 23.500,0OO marks dc,
stroyed by allied aviators, another OF Cor
manys boasts. that it kept the war on foreign
soil, falls 10 the ground for lack OF props
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I.Jphtx-rIr.t Divi.ion.

Mrs X. NJ. tharlOttesViIIc.-T
Eighty-frst Division has received no
orders setting IL date for its return
home.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-03-21

Huns in Berlin and Munich seem to have
determined TO compete with France and Bel
GUM even i'll the matter OF ruins, and arc
making few for themselves
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-03-21

Better than beating their swords into
powshares and their spears into pruning
hooks VIC are using Hun helmets for hanging
flower baskets and hand grcnadcs for paper
weights
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-03-21

After having worked all night through
three nights at the close OF the session. Con-
sress naturally was in no mood TO consider
repeal Of the misunderstanding bill.
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On. uundrcd nnd Forty-Fiftb Infuntry.

W. IT. :, OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES NJ.
One Hundred and Forty-fifth Infantry.
IS in the Thirty Division.
which has already embarked for home,
and may be expected TO arrive any day.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-03-21

Representative McFadden seems TO be q
veritablc g!utton for punishment No sooner
is he knocked down in one round than he
comes UP inviting another haymaker : ring
side spectator would have thought the drub-
bing administered to the Pennsylvania Con
gresham and banker by the COMPTROLLER Of
the Currency would have been suac!en. 10
quiet him. but it was not He asked for
more-and he got it, When he tackled the
Secretary Of the Treasury he may not have
been aware that for many years the Virginia n
has been famous for his ability 20 take good
care of himself in any sort Of battle, verbal
or otherwise, he knows it now The secrc-
tary promptly put the finishing touches on
what the comptroller started and unless Nc
Fadden's skin is really pachydcrmous and his
solar plcxus nvulnerablc he viii subsidc
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-03-21

Randolph 1.
l'IIalc DrunCn EacllAnEe
,vuUr,tinx with III srpAfl
l.gnlN.
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Reason.

Say, Ei!likcns, l noticed you didn't laugh
when the Boss cracked that joke about the left
handed monkey wretch"
'Saw; don't hatta. got another Job be-
G!nn!n' next week"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-03-21

. Taxpayers, city officials and people gen
serally have until March 81 to think Quietly
over the financial affairs Of the city At
d that time the Committee on Finance of the
getty Counci vii! resume its sessions and
Safter two moro nights OF public hearingg
ssettle down to whip the budget into final
Eshape. One-fourth Of the year will have
Epassed before the adoption Of the 1918 bud
gget This is to be regretted. for with its
Financial support unsettled il has been i'm
I possible dor the new city government to
sswtng into line and attempt TO do those
athings which are 30 much desired Never
S3ytheless, there have been compcnsationa for
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Charcoal Eph'. Daily Thought.

whenever ! sees kissin' a pct
dog" said Charcoal Eph in mood. Il Aggah
she don't like men much dc one she got
was a mighty biz disappointment. Try PICKLE
Mis,ah Jackson
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-03-21

One way TO be happy is to believe not more
than one-tenth OF The i'll you hear Of others
and then forget thai,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-03-21

For OF the yAwns I've yawned. Of all the yawns
That ever promised peace. my treasured one
Is that which started hopefully and then
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-03-21

Representative Lever OF South Carolina
is out in statement opposing the selcc,;on
OF Champ Clark as Democratic leader in the
next House he wants minority leadership
that shall be strong, aggressive and in the
fullest sympathy with the plans and pur-
poses of the President OF the United States
Champ Clark meets none OF these conditions
He was out OF sym apathy with the Presidents
plans throughout the war. and with bis peace
efforts Is also at variance. As a minority
party in the next Congress. Democratic rcn.
tresentation is especially charged with grave
responsibility, in which united action under
capable, trusted leadership is indispensable,
Eif the Presidents hands are not TO be tied
completely. II iIr. Clark has gratitude TO
the party for past honors conferred upon
. him. he Will recognize his own uniitncss for
the Kind OF leadership nov wanted and step
aside for another, without controversy
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The Strctchcr.


There yawn, begun at c O'Clock
;nornins stretch begun. with might ant
main;
Il 20, away ere II half complete
How may catch that half done yawn ara
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ADDRESS ALL COMMUSlCA-
IIUNS to Tho CimcS-Di5-
uItcb. and not 10 iIuis iduIls.
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FNIDAy, MARCH y, 1919.
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Published every in the year at 10 South Tenth
Street. Richmond, The Times Dispatch Pub
& fishing Co.. Inc. Charles l.. uasbrook, Editor and
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-04-15
\ EaL DfA COMO HOY A
L@& @@
''Recordar es vivir." "---Dante.

ejerciera, sino por la autoridad
moral que 10 elevaba.
La logia, efnpero, bajo la direc-
ci6n de Alvear, culmina en- la
Asambiea del afio 13 una politica
de libertad que sera eterna gloria
suya. Era EN- ese momentO Alvear
un verdaderO revolucionario fran
ces. La Montana actuaba EN- Bue-
mos Aires con sus chispazos v sus
excesos. Primero aquellos v luego
6stos, caracterizaron su obra. Ad-
quiri6 una acci0n inicial de inten-
so relieve. Luego, la possession del
poder lleg6 a extreme cuya res
ponsabilidad deben soportar los
hombres de Alvear. Su triunfo de
Montevideo, arrebatado ciertamen
te a Rondeau que habfa dirigido
la acci6n del ejercito sitiador, lie
quito en- vez de darle los prestigios
fque buscaba. Nombrado luego 'jefe
del ejercito del Norte en- reempla-
20 del mismo Rondeau a quien el
y su cfrculo persegufan implaca-
blcmente, no pudo llegar a ejercer
el mando, debido a las resistencias
que levant0. va es Alvear un per-
sonaje de guerra. Ha salido hace
tempo del segudo plano. Esta co
lOcado al frente de los successes, v
los mismoS successes lie eXigen que
tome su direction efectiva. De ahi
su exaltaci6n al cargo de Direc-
tor Supreme. Fue m grave error.
Y en- ell gobierno solo errores come
ito. Ahond6 las disidencias con
Artigas, consume persecuciones al
zando ell patibulo Ell la plaza de la
Victoria y sobre tOdo \inici6 una
politica international que habria
sido fatal para Ia suerte de- la
patria 81 la Providencia que vela
pOr ella, y la acci6n desplegada
por sus mejores hijos, no la hubie-
ran salvado de la ruina moral. Los
partidarios incondicionales del jo-
ven general, han pretendido que
el quiso realizar una maniobra di-
plomatica que asegurara ell apoyo
del gabinete ingles la revolu-
ci6n argentina. FL prop6sito ha-
bria sido en- tOdo case de una in
genuidad >eXcesiva, Y demostraria
siempre su falta de capacidad pa
ra ell cargo que desempenaba. Y
tai decimos, porque no es concebi-
Bile que una colonia en- armas con-
ira su metr6poh hubiera Gle jugar
con as primeras cancillerias del
mundo, Y porque no era medic de
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-04-15
'fNO hay m0jOT cafe que eI
de Puerto RiCO!"

Asi decimos los puertorriquefos.
Asi dira todo el que tome una taxa
de este sabroso liquido fuera de San
Juan; pero no podra decir 10 mismo,
81 10 toma en- cualquier parte en- donde
Sc expende este. Y conste, que nj en- las
casas particulares, pues el cafe que
Sc vende tostado molido, es una mez-
ella. de no Sc cuantas cosas, que estan
acabando con mi estomago V sabe
Dios a cuantos les estara sucediendo
10 propio
En- San Juan no hay peor cafe que
el de Puerto Rico, con perd6n del que
me discuta 10 contrario; 81 hay al
guien que 10 haga, me limitar6 a de-
cirle que no sabe tomar cafe.
Els realmente lamentable el que
nuestros empleados de Sanidad no sc
hayan dado cuenta de que Sc esta en-
yenenando con 10 que Sc eXpende. tan
20 en- liquido como en- polvo, poS cafe
puro En- beneficio de la salud publ
ca, creo que va Sc ha debido coger
una muestra de cafe molido. en- todos
los puestos de venta, Y mandarlo a
analizar, para averiguar con que Sc
adultera nuestro grane, hasta el extre-
mo de que haya que dejarle de tomar-
10 Y de echar por terra la Erase que
sirve de epigrafe estos renglones.
Verguenza nos debiera causar el
que nos jactemos de poseer el mejor
cafe del mundo, proclamandolo has
ia en- una de nuestras producciones
bailables, que 81 bien paso a la his
torja, por 10 mismo no Sc nos olvida,
y seamos nosotros los primeros en-
echar por ell suelo su prestigio con
el ruin proposito de especular
Afortunadamente no hay prohibi.
cion de cafe. por 10 que no hay cui-
dado de que nos haga tomar cafe "Ca-
laverita". Tome nota la Sanidad.
C0feterO
San Juan, abril de 1919.
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Is DE ABRIL DE 1915
cAIDA DEL DIRECTOR DE
ALVEAR.

Personalidad interesante la de
don Carlos de Alvear. No ofrece
las proyecciones de la Inca recta.
No es el var6n intachable cuya vi
da puede presentarse como un
ejemplo Tiene luces Y sombras.
Pero fue un hombre puro. Fue ho-
nesto. Fue integro. LEGO demasia-
do j0ven a una actuaci6n politi-
ca descOllante, y/ello deslustr6
ciertamente su personalidad. 81
con mayor madurez Sc hubiera en-
tregado a la p1blica accjen, 81 no
10 hubiera dominado una constan-
tie inquietud que Sc parece mucho
a la ambici6n desmedida, 81 hui
biera esperadO su hora, -en una
palabra, - su hora habrfa llegado.
FL hecho es que Alvear es uno de
aquellos hombres que necesitan de-
fensores. Sus actos requieren ser
explicados, haciendose a veces pro
digios de gomnastica intellectual
para atenuar SUI significado y des-
naturalizar su aparente caracter
Ha tenido esos defensores, como
tuvo EN- vida partidarios y detrac-
torres. EllO demuestra que, apasio-
nado como fue, inspire pasiones
tambien, y las prolong6 en- ell item
pO. PersOnalidad muy humana la
suya, como sc We.
Llegado a Buenos Aires en- COM
pafiia de San Martin "a raiz de CO.
nocer la orientaei6n del mOvimien-
to de Mayo, es su companerO y
amigo. Rico Alvear y pobre San
Martin, vinculado socialmente
aquel v casi desconocido este, el
Gran Captain, el future libertador
de Chile y el Peru, encuentra en-
el fogoso Official un colaboradOr
empefiOso y eficaz. Fundadores am
bos de la Logia Lautaro, cuyo fin
primordial era imprimir acci6n vi
gorosa a la reyoluci6n por la inder
pendencia, actGan juntOs EN- la aso
NADIA del ocho de octubre de 1912
contra Pueyrred6n y Rivadavia.
Error indiscutible de San Martin
a que la politica de la logia 10
arrastr6. Triunfante 6sta, Alvear
busca Y halla el medic de alejar
a San Martin del escenario polfti-
co. Su jefe y amigo lie estorbaba.
Era demasiado jefe ciertamente.
No por la autoridad efectiva que
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llegar a la independence sostener
como sostenia Alvear la falta de
aptitud de la colonia para gober-
narSe sin ell protectorado de una
naci6n extrana. La historic ha de-
mostrado que Rivadavia nombra-
do en- mission a Londres, fue total
mente ajenO a esos manejoS. Los
nuevos documentos iltimamente
publicados no hacen sino corrobo-
rarlo Acreditan tambien que hon.
bres como don Jose Manuel Gar
ella fueron parte principal EN- aque-
la politica, V que la responsible
dad no es solo del joven director.
En- carta confidential reservada
del , de MARIO de 1915, Ell Rio
Janeiro, lie dice Rivadavia que Gar
ella lie ha instruido de que ha escri-
to su vez al mismo Alvear, V
agrega: "pero yo creO impossible
que 10 haya hecho con eXacittud. :"
Y mas adelante: 'Pero 10 que me
ha pasmadO sobre todo, es ell pile
90 para lnglaterra v ell otro iden.
tico para Stfangford a1n mas. Yo
protesto que he desconocido us
ted en- semejante paso; 81 es como
me ha inf0rmado Garcia, pues yO
no los he visto. Este avanzado
procedimientO nos desarmaba del
todo, Y nos ponia EN- peligrO de
hacer la triste figura que hicieron
los catalanes EN- tempo de Felipe
w, por haber dado un paso tan
semejante ante ell cardenal Ri
chelieu, ministrO de Luis XIII. >
Ell movimiento militar EN- contra
de Alvear V la revolucion civil
que lie subsigui6, no carecian de
s6lido fundamento, pues, aunque
aquellas iniciativas diplomaticas
hubieran permanecido en- ell rela-
two secreto de las canciller1as. Ca
y0 Alvear, V .su caida trajo apare-
jada la reunion del COngresO de
Tucuman, la declaration de la In
dependencia Y ell Directorio de
Pueyrred6n, que realiz6 una ges-
ti6n organica de imperecedera me-
moria. Pero el joven general no Sc
hundi6 en- la Obscuridad. Sus cali
dades pOsitivas 10 destinaban a la
luz. El mismo Rivadavia 10 desta-
caria luegO, Fu6 precisamente du-
rante la presidencia del grande
hombre, que Alvear, nOmbrado ge
neral Ell jefe de nuestro ejercitO,
conquist6 en- los campos de Itu-
zaing6 una brillante victoria que
bora sus errores V cOmpromete la
gratitud de posteridad. ElmOn-
taR6S de laasamblea del ano 13ru-
brica EN- ell campo de- batalla las
paginas mas hermosas de su vida
cfvica.
Debera recOnocerse ahOra Y
siempre que 81 Alvear.copeti6 erro
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DE TNTEREs PARA LAS sENoRAs

Hago mdquina Punto de Vainica,
DObladillos, Tru-Tru Rivete de Picot
en- toda clase de telas que Sc me envfen
y precios econ6micos. Sc sirven en-
cargos pOr cOrreo. Tienda LA FAMA,
San Francisco Telefono 555.- A.
TERRADHLOS. Advt.
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res, no lie falt6 nmca nObleza Ell
ell prop6sito Tendra Sombras pero
no tiene manchas. Lo perjudic6 Su
falta de continencia. Pero fue leal,
fu6 noble, fue buenO.
M. de Vedia y Mitre.
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Para alivianar su maquina ojeda. Advt.
The Holly chieftain., 1919-03-06

/ had carefully chosen my words
and remember saying, with some dig
nifty. like one in story book, although
with q trembling voice:
ut is an honor to peet you, sir, and
thank you for the right to vote-when
am old enough"
vividly, too. remember his gentle
smile as he looked down at me and
said In a most kindly tone:
Il think 1t great honor to hear
you say that"
He put his hands upon my shoulders
and turning to the senator said:
wright. l often wish that had
your modesty."
Il need 1t much more than you do"
the senator laughed.
Straightway left them with an
awkward bow and blushirg to tl.e
roots of my hair.
As I neared the home of Mr.. Hacket
l heard hurrying footsteps behind me
and the voice of Sally calling my name.
stopped and faced about.
How charming she looked as she
walked toward me! had never seen
her quite SO fixed up.
Bart" she said. II suppose you're
not going to speak to me-"
IF you'll speak to me-" I answered.
II love to speak to you," she said.
1--WE been looking all around for you.
Mother wants you to come over to
! dinner with us at just twelve o'clock.
You're going away with father as soon
as we get through"
wanted to go but got the notion all
at once that the Dunkelbergs were In
need of Information about me and that
the time had come to impart It. 30
then and there that ancient Olympus
of our family received notice as II
were.
II can't" I said. i've got to study
my lessons before 60 away with your
father"
1t was blow to her. 1 saw the
shadow that fell upon her face. She
was vexed and turned and ran away
from me without another word and
felt pang of regret as went to the
lonely and deserted home Of the
schoolmaster.
At twelve-thirty Mr.. Dunkelbere
came for me, with high-steppine
horse in new harness and shiny
still-running buggy. He wore gloves
and a beaver hat and sat very erecl
and had little to say.
81 hear you met the president" ht
remarked.
"Yes, sir. 1 was introduced to him
this morning." answered a bit tot
proudly, and wondering how he hat
heard of my good fortune, but deepl,
gratiled at his knowledge of It.
"What did he have to say7'
described the interview and tn,
looks Of the great man. Not mucl
more was said as we sped ava,
toward the deep woods and the higl
hills.
was eager to get home but won
dered why he should be going with M
to talk with Mr.. Grimshaw and m,
uncle. OF course suspected that /
had to do with Amos, but how 1 knew
not. He hummed in the rough goin
and thoughtfully. ficked the bushe
with his whip. never knew NOR
persistent hummer.
Aunt Deel shook hands with MI
. Dunkelberg and then came to me an
said:
"Wal, Bart Baynes! never was s
glad to see anybody In all the days {
, my life-ayesl We been lookin' Il
the road for an hour = eyes! Yo
, come right into the house this mil
) ute-both O. you."
The table was spread with tn
( things I enjoyed most-big, brown BIZ
|. cutie and a great comb of honey su
rounded with its nectar end pitche