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Interesting Health Queries
ANSWERED. by DIR. BRADY.
Copyright, 1919. National Newspaper Service

Coffee and Cocoa Children. s. 10. 70. take
cocoa for breakfas; every morning. Some
physioloSies say il is harmful Is IT,. Wife
,h1r n,i;, 'ri"kH coffee three times day.
J., ;i;s YER, my iudsmen5 the nerve stimu
ration anu kidney stimulation of the thcobro-
mir present in cocoa or ch%coate Is not good
n niR AS ,, the whoi.son,s hGyeragc and perhaps
cup Of eGnSe or Two cups at breakfast is ruthor
lions the stimulation is undesirable. Coree
.nrcc times q day ia certainly injurious. 4 lit
t ,I meat is good for most of u.s. too much meat
docs us harm.
i, Nasal niphthsria-Do children sometimes
nave nasal dphtheria: Please explain tho
IN. T.. Co. ~ - 80
Answcr.-fes, y puruent discharge from ono
,,oSlrli often signifies diphthcria IN the nose
III some eases there arc severe toxic symptoms
as III throat diphtheria: in others the child is
not very i'll. 1t antitoXn is given in sufficient
~ = large dose and early cnuuEh--from To- 900 TO
prompt - - N'''
Afterglow Of Twilisht--rlcasc tel, me whe,h
r iihne twiitsht sleep method is safe md all
Answcr--lt is neither. in my judgment SO
Lar aS Know this morphine scopolaminc hypo-
uctnIic inject ion method OF inducing stupo.. is
MOI employed i'll this country any moro save in
r. Whcr" Sltcr ancstheticS cannot be used
Tor some " -"
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From Other Viewpoints
Develop Ever. Possible Waterway.
~ LOSErII,S DANIELS.

fr i Ii e" 4" &C. "ya IL M for "a ,1 ION Of h"a1y
ami q l>itiness lint mroses heavy burdens not
Transportation ~ IA ROADS i.eessaiiiy is
prove rivers ana barriers " have difcourased
wate" tramSp"matirn and imposed the heavy
industrial and agriculture. life OF orr country.
When one weighs The various items that en-
TRANSPORTATION and dcliycry compose ono OF 20
cost OF dsiivcry 10 jhS ioWc+j possible ievci
rnis i nG very r hs!m Inn. q reIusms nc nigh
proper lcNti nnih water transportation re-
!,"Ssibic
N or Fermentation W. 14y~ w.,qesse4 The al,
great .rt"ry q co;nnSrcc Fr%sht whieh form
sanHns IN siGnt Of ! ,nG rYer it@ Whit has
kept pace With business expansions. Freight has
js true Of products wc as OF liberty that de-
lay is olic l.,. Gcmi'i; ;,,o.. .,o. 49,.
and business man kmo%s iliai he can depend
mon deliver, his , business 4. drmyrazeI
jca To-Day by reason Of the fa"t thit Waterways
r"aGs Mav not % " 10 irrsasc ,har fa t"!:.
ties 10 Keep pace with production and manufac-
XII" IN economic tundeGr almost equal to
ped nres Tia; Mn be rcanirs il 5Gey VA are 60 10
H'r I'M The 1nei r. 1 Of WaISrwaT n; as Wg as Of
railroads Should take, the place OF rivers. They
iEose sections denied wa,cr transpor,niicm but
ditcr,ina,i In railroad rates 10 the eager.
out OF business and The genius OF statesman
things to insure the largest measure Of Amer
icau prosperity and the largest distribution OF
this prosperity.
r'!.st. The scientific and wise policy OF large
can:l!.i. must - ua"crtakcn. Every rivor every
1arbor on the ;spbonhrd must hayE "hannel.
sound judgement demands siai be OF ever in
canals r,"pcn.i and c"n:;r"c..d so ina, bust
ncsS III thc lioi d:Sli't iii| rc VIE nave the ad-
n =, a. L a. ION noa-
sbc. .
transpcrtA,!on Of iIc'ghi Within Il radius or
700 mics ana oytn mG:" W.! 10 made by motor
trunks ANA even ;ro!lcys
tn" second problem which ,hc genius OF
.st nrd demand that the impetus given 10
building merchant marine, which began with
the organization Of the Shipping Board before
tho "ar and was tremendously increased dur
iug the shall lapse into iuuocuolls
dCsuUtudc. Copyright 1890
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SAY AMERICA AND MEXICO
WILL GET ALONG BETTER
Speakers at Trade Conference Predict
Two Republics VIII Increase
Mutual Trade.

'uospLCuoi:I 20 'uupIor r. 'ppoJ =.
MI?N too CITY. March I3.-I.ocai
newspapers refer TO the United States
Mexican trade conference, which re-
Gently closed its session here rs OF
'tranSccndcnt Importance" and predict
that as Il result there will be "closcr
relations between the two republics
better understanding and mutual ami
~" They express tho hope that this
tair.
That Mexico Is a fertile field for
american Trade expansion was admit
that /: the United States is 20 get its
share OF business there mus, be a re-
vision OF It's trade methods. y point
with tho country was that the cash
In advance policy must be abandoned
s or at l IG3st - modified, Germany and
appeared to be considered the pr!nci-
pal commercial competitors. ara lib
cral with their credits II was declared.
Kindly to II policy that even hints Of
personal dishonesty.
American Hnnks scored.
American banks We're severely scored
during tile discussion for an alleged
lack Of cooperation with American
"Nporttrs in tho matter of credits and
cilitate business Representatives. or
these banks declared in defense thai
tncrc was no disposition TO discrimi.
Ing is all that Is necessary.
T.. w. Dunkcrlcy. local banker and
representative. Of the American Bank
Grs Association, said that Mexican
In tho United states, Euronc. China
and Japan and that Il system or trade
mcccptances is being worked out. lie
urged larger American Investments
The opportunity Is here he dcci,rca
the time Is propi;ious. and some on.
isal. We. hope IL will be largely
rr"spective advertisers in the re
pmp.ic were given many helpful hints
p'iin" nt:ng the newspapers upon tNc!r
should speak Language.
send representatives to Mexico who
SPEAK the language. Spanish was AN
otAcr Injunction impaired by many
s stg%h HsFs Thr ,,s fsas"n Gernany i
cause every business man who comes
here speaks Spanish rs nuentiy as his
native tongue. lie has been educated
70 understand the people: ne lives as
they do. and he. more than any other
!ore1Gncr. niarrics into Mexican fam
!tdI I: Moreovtr. hr has one business
policy that Few American firms follow
RE fills an order exactly RS /; Is l.iv-
en- Ono o: the principal objections
MtTlcans find with american firms is
thcir consistent substitution Win
soncthi nG jus, as good That, coupicd
Ivy diiiicult"
The confcrence did little formal bus
mess I'm address by John 4. Arnold.
o. Aan francisco. rcprcscntinu the
American Banlicrs' Assoc!arion. In
which Inc advocated the calling Of an
intcrnaiional banking conference ana
The establishment OF an international
clearing house. resulted in the appoint
mont OF n committee TO drar; "A rcso
luton indorsinS this sentiment. ri,
c"inin.itcc. however. failed 10 report
Another resolution which lacked for
NAL sanction provided for a system nr
cNchahEe ~ students between Amer.
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The Revolution in Germany

He. eyes OF the world are once more
focused on Germany. where according
10 the latest cable dispatches. the reaction
aries. with Dr.. Wolfgang Iiapp as a militar
istic iigurehead. have overthrown the mod
crate Socialist regime OF President Ebert,
who. with the members OF his Cabinet. has
made Dresden the seat of the republican
government. Tho net result OF the coup
q etat, forced by the bayonets OF the hire
linss Of the militarist party, apart from the
departure OF Ebert from Berlin. is a spon-
ianeous strike in which capital labor and
the farmers are uniting TO prevent the return
OF the rule OF blood and iron" and the
rulers who made the word "Gcrman'-re-
by land. sea and aria stencil iii the nostrils
Of civilization.
This militaristic coup. however, should
serve one good purpose: force the speedy
ratification Of the treaty OF peace by the
United States. SO that the forces of right
recognizing. portrayed vividly by tho
revolution i'll Germany. the evil that threatens
through The restoration Of the dominance OF
might. may act unitcdly TO prevent the re-
turn to power OF the cXiicd head or any
member Of the House OF lIohenzolern-th
House Of nfamy that is responsible for the
most horrible war in the history of the world
and all the misery that has followed Arma-
seddou.
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Keyboard Touches
M"notonE in Uniformity.
bf FRA NK IL. DROOISS.

81, hal !, a necessity. VIVA. looks best IN the
;r,; nron'piS more or less uniformity tits ;s
Hon Of bmild,n'c cusi Mft and IN the construc-
, meyer became attractive until after tbs 1T,
morc t 80" 20 ont To- make the ;hhorouxiifare
IN IN" D!Scciing streets Is anos, AZ r. +. ~, e
,h hIn con, aonS 10y one mind. one reason FOR ih is
Who r"nS ~ ne houses arc erected Tor people
~ made attractive it increases the IN, r.
cnn.o. ~" 1T i'r' VINO crtcts does not take any
styIr ~ ,, r.nhs'ns his plans Tor Il different
no .',ia seems TO be attractive. As there Is
conf ~. 81 .s ;,s home life in The great ely as
."Ss !r.'"ntion. Du; where nearly - :! o
Inn,, 70 tIr'' 'i!crc Is no reason for adlin =
houses Hence to the eye 90 ono OF , anar,:ent
90 "l"n spaces the alchitecti!rnl s.,.ics 9'.ic
an, -" o,o in"h";o0ous That is one rcr son wii ::
Inc CIV people often become lonesome in
In some VI the older small towns J., co-,
unifo,mitv y IVe n!StoEy there is no; enough
an ':thrsis OF that OF tho c!tv So mnnh q, i ne
III , ys =, ysi, The stranger aS to tn2 ia
" o. me inhabitants have The same mann.
MoSi OF ihc houses arc erected by nconin rs:
a sn, q" n o, use WIN lew exceptions {. home in
~ hrn 4 hHusc for dwelling purposes is nu, M
i, wiij n1..1S. Is with the expectation that
IN one stree in snia!! town, where s,nr .oii
IKE S"'he houses THAI were erected f,,.,,: -, ~:
81 moro ago. facing on VIVA, was thr main
added 10 the rcn-. IN Tho ,.ours. az ~ Sc
",nrT thoroughiarc was Opened along whaf 49,
,''e me OF The back yards of Tic homes rrh.
new tEorouShfarG became, :as bjonohin IRE
n!atc!y the back ends Q: sides OF tho hnmee
ti tFncted so as to =" the !ront Eui
Now there is the arc!iitccttl-ai inro.~rmi,
,nr Irony vi tic house being tho back and vice
9notony II is Interesting because it 'i T. If
't'"h'' l'ut IL is not plea sing 80
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Thoughts for oday
The Bird's Viewpoint.
nv y. -. RtIit'D('I<

~ iecgsatiy in humorous magazine was pic
d aetss,rd siias %i,h lw Ts'1 Of his
T ,%,m brood on Iesd branch which projeesd
%yS ,sr nc'ds y,: and all about them
rsrG%a awe r. the 7 t" wsrc
Gan ne .eH Mnd Sr WA wa. y.s ."d
IN ,nan< .!!r;urnr. Owe the a;r.' began TO
Of Tie birds: viii he rveniualiy destroy item
a!ns d 50 many orisinai nhab 81. ,nF%S'S ana
planes yns in Wait each s spriS o and Swit 81 -
@mnce 9n"n and e1niurS entire ocks Of Wild
Freed from the necessity Of using decoy :i'E TO-
guns and nets what il TO prevent hhi s o,1 his
reilly aftr item ca,eHng Bird ~ SG pn5.! ai
iooHc; one could easily add pcppc. ANA mustard
" M HS fei5 SO is. Hs 81 ssirsc rs yet j.,
and airplanes are at present. as rule. flying
Ts w. "n pc Tie domain Of me brds WITH
So | read in his mori,tns's nunnr e' 9ua even
who navins lovn within Icn feet Of the roof roof
on The charge ,I OF tresrassing upon anotIers
are res rea DING N and nroSa a r s
proficiency and confidence increase. airll:ncs
trees no@ 70 d En1 s! aSet
i g"nt v@n Of oS sgy sr S and meadows
lgk Wi!h ssTSoP nets fnslenea g ' ics "S ha
S;TIs W%sh hitherto h"aS Se "r'' @iin N
are not prSvasn f14 nfre bads
machines bccoma as numerous a. nbbins
nov arc. mankind will regret it,. for It is only
through the police power OF the birds that any
form OF vegetation is permitted to exist on this
planet. "
on Garth. iie IS nothing OF the sort. rhc true
records OF the SmthSonlan Institution YOU viii
find some statistics Ina. may amaze YOU Few
Know how enormous les the number of insect
'sncciS,;su,m,onre Than $oo;o go having boon fully
is their power OF multiplication
ii has been computed that ono pair OF gypsy
motEs. II unmolcstcd, would produce enough
nrognnY In Sisa, years to destroy all the foliage
states that n single pair OF potato bugs or
colorado beetles. would. without check. in one
the dis:ppcnr;anre Of the potato plant would
Wouldn't II be strange 81. through his power
10 lit himself above tha earth. proud man were
only increasing the strength and might OF tho
dcspscd creatures iha; crawi upon and be-
meath it?
And at this instant there comes through my
open window, from some little bird hidden In n
nearby tree the sound--"W ouldnt II! Wouldn't
WDyi0n't it, -
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SEEN ON THE SIDE
nf HENRY EDWARD WARNER
Ilooray!

y Reader say why is the Fourth OF July
Ana why do We yell loud,
And who is the chap with tho bills in his Ian
VINO sits on the edge of the crowd:
M" Wh"' Is the Tag. that delicious old rag,
ihat i!oais in the whip of the breeze?
III asking YOU now for the wherefore an how
ot whole bunch Of puzzles like these.
- Reader. say what is the load in the yacht
mat SAILS for the foreign shore?
IL zen tons OF food for the hungerinE brood
Ana were going to send them some more!
-Nhu what is tho price Of Il steak off the ice,
Ana VIVA; arc YOU paying for eggs"
ma VINO is the Sinil who is stopping TO think,
Ahd Who tremblcs much in his legs"
. Reader. say why is the Fourth of July?
I'm sure don't know can't say.
l'ut I'm right here tina, we all ccic-
bratc
That glorious chunk OF day.
but wish could in the future for me
chance on my his,ory's page.
For the dollars ana cents to offset my expense
SO the bank could set some Of my wage.
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VANDERBILT HOUSE is
HOME OF NEW LEAGUE
Of Great nritnIu Lenses
Property for I.rnsuc
Headauarfer>

LONDON. March iS.-Thl palailal
LONDON house which W. IL VandcrLil.
gave Eih daughter. Consuelo. :,s a We'd
uihS GIL When she i,cca me tn. Ducncss
ot MirlDorouSh. has become tho nom.
OF ihe E-isi:h branch OF the league of
a1!",lS' TIC government has lcnsa ii
t!e mansion ana Official business ~
renHT Is icing transacted there.
ms houso. which is situated in tbc
heart OF the Fashionable section. II, On
% SSn S c;.,' Is one Of the most costly in
other stone in The Frencn s,ylc. And
tom TIE outside looks more Ike q,
oank man q residence.
~ IS tnderstool ;hat The !ra.il. Of
hations officials and employees ar.
"aNinS troubles. despite ;.,, ,na..ntr-
&C nc: OF their surroundings The great
. ,.,a H.hatr Da.1Coonl. Tor example, While
.nuch admired from an artistic. poiut o,
I cle": develops cyc!omic drafts when
c1u@e much discomfort to The unI,iri;,
in II. ''''lt-
In addition 20 this house. tho learn.
o. nations has also taken ;wo nfL.r
on'lo!nIs in Pfccadilly. since ,hcv need
Gu more accommodations than tic home
-! tSe duchess provided
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CHILEAN MERCHANTS
COMPLAIN OF DELAY
Place BIame on Fact That United
states Docs Not Use Metric
SYSTEM.
Nv Associated Press.
N1't At.tt I.tltI L. AZ, ,.y

SANTIAGO. CHILE. March 10
chilean merchants complain of delays
United states. and tina; in some cases
their orders are not filed by North
Amcrican manufacturers. because the
United States does not use the metri-
cal system Of measures.
Some chileans declare that. instead
OF consulting the w!th"a and peculiar
tiles Of the Chilean narkct. the Amer
lean seems inclined to sell only wha,
he has 10 offer and 10 impose coudi-
tionS.
As evidence OF this situation tho
chilcans cite tho ease Of II firm OF
whole sale dealers who placed In the
United states Il large order for light
needed here in December. They paid
80 per cent on account and after
awaiting shipment We're advised that
1t could not be made before the end
OF January. This cost that firm its
summer trade. The Chil"ans say THAI
no explanations can condouc that.
the ncWSpr,nt paper business Is dc
away from tho United states 10y Nor
wegian competitors h."auBa the Amer
leans cannot guarantee deliveries or
prices.
ono firm OF IRON founders placed II
hiE order for material OF various quail
later received adyiccs that tho ma
tcr!ai could not b. shipped as the
manufacturers could deliver vood'
only :" approximate mctv!cal measure
,ncntS.
There is some complaint that there
seems 30 bc no system in the North
America export business. and that
tho sellers have lost sight OF the prn-
ciplc that the huyer is. not forced to
buy unless ~. chooses. that he has
opportunity Tor choice and will buy
where he obtains satisfaction in Qua!-
ity. delivery ana credits.
Chill" imports abou; 1000, 900
worth Of goods annually ana. now that
the nitrate export trade, is booming.
there Is an active market here Tor
mach incry for How enterprises. steel
and iron for public works and rail
roads. iron for privat. industry. pc
;rolcum, textiles. sugar ana autono-
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What Is I.'unit.s
dor The Tim.s-lI.natnh

nor The Times Dispatch.)
They're sleeping where tho peoples
grow.
:. In France and Flanders fields,
Eui not the odor nor the glow
That such a flower yields
IL the aroma that proceeds
From where LIES labors cease
But perfume of heroic deeds
THAT gave us present peace
lis that which in its glory gave
TO each An honorcd name:
The halo DER his croSs- crowned grave
Replies TO what IS famc?"
In nal the ages yet to lie.
The 'rroudest SYNONYM
In all The Terms OF pedigree
That traces back 10 him.
For that which is the strongest claim
TO pure and proud descent
That is. II life that left Il name
For 'hiEh accomplishment
Will he that he WAS in n strife
Endrcamcd of until then.
And, having fought, gave UP his life
TO save Ills fcllowmcn.
Above the scenes OF such n fight
There shines 81 holy flame
And ID you ask What Is this Iirnt?"
answer. 1T IL fame"
JAMES BURKE.
1870.
[The author is ST years old.AEd.1
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TURK NATIONALIST TROOPS
PRESSING ALLIED FORCES
Greek. italian and French Com.
mands Hold Asiatic Positions
With Great Difficulty.
!, tx \ ssocia,cd rrHss.l =.

'pNSl.N NflNOPI!E. March 8
Greek. Italian and French forces oc
occupation i'm Smyrna. Adaiia ana
Adana. Asia Minor. are holding their
own with difficulty against Turkish,
Nationalist troops. IL is indicated IN
reports received here. The strength
of Mus;aphu Kcmnl. Nationalist leader
is rapidly growing In the interior. and
ndviccs state the "Arabs. Kurds and
other tribes are carrying on ;.ucrrilI;,
war. Failure of the French 10 reach
l)iarbck is pointed out by Natioralists
as bciuS typical of the experience any
occupying army may encounter.
FIFTY thousand allied troops arc I'm
Constautinoplc and vicinity, i, IN cs,i
mated. this force being sufficient to
protect the city, the straits and the
Sea OF MarmorI. with the co-operatinu
Of naval units here. Turkish leaders
however. scout tho idea the aliies
could send a large punitive expedition
INTO Asia Minor to enforce their de-
mands.
At present allied soldiers are guard
ing tho old fertilization along tic
straits. while the british have thrown
strong forces about tho terminus Of
the Bagdad halfway at Ismid firty-
six miles southeast OF this city. Search
OF houses and shops here Is constantly
uncorcrinS stores Of arms and ANNA
milton
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PRINCE CHRISTOPHER HAS
REN0UNCGD NO RIGHTS
Bns Attorney tnblc Denial OF Reports
OF Trouble in Royal Fnmii!
OF trccCc. u.

H,.,y WIN; Wa.rh ,2S ca,.i. di.
patch received from Frederick With.
Jr.. aS legal advisor y: Price thrsto-
phcr. Of Greece. dated at Geneva. Mas
received 10y thr Associated Press today.
stating tina; in view Of published re-
ports tina, the Official Gazette. OF
Athens had announced Prince Christie
piers rcuouuciug AL Ais rights 10 sue
cess ION. both Creek aud Danish. he was
directed by Prince CHRISTOPHER TO state
that tho published reports are aJso
Prince Christopher has not re-
nouncel any of his rights either royal
or personal. Greek or Danish. Directs
or indiTectI" nor Yet ny Inference.
Prince christopher desires. further
more. - deny ali reports which have
been. OF may be. published to the ci
feet ihai ;hc relations OF the family
are in ANY way strained. on Tile CON
traFy. they could not DC more cordial
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as Thcre Any .Ju.,I,c+.

70 t'e Editor of Tho Times Dispatch:
rrni;;I My ask that the so-callcd Common
Wcaith oi the state Of Virginia will look nv, in
ms"ste,S lnternationai Dictionary tho mean
sIecr "a ,, ~ Wora tonimonwealth. and then an
".n,TI' 'nlS question: why should IA man he
aI,i te1 np"n to serve on jury for the miser-
80 p p,,ahcc .: $l.'o per day. who i'm his duii .
ncvulnttlon WORKS by the hour and every hour
;g~ means :; loss OF ;ha, upon which his fam
~, ,ncnandS foT support" 49, ''
w mere any other citizen called tlpo, 70
~ -. HtS's or city government for the love
Inc ms rs, me When gu legislative body is vo,
- !" ra!St thc Governors salary, also .he san
,',,o'S' would II nc; be we'll 20 considrr III.
im,,,S o.. common Injustice and see tina, the
he serves" :" ~ i!'c WA!!e
has oj mGif!E wo weeks. ono womans husband
80. p piiii gong daily back and forth 10 thr
fare hc VIII = imtS ssrvc": after having paid car
I've i2nd sugar is % cents per poundi wh;in
NV WI |,oS >.'oo every day that he serves
,i,n -! iot Sucii sham justice as this ,na,,, .
hnId ""aktf SEX feel that there is IL stranric
Sm.ntuns" ~ . .r;tn IN
ItichMond. Va. March L. 1870 'c"ll Nf
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Filled.
A Daily 'Once-Over
Trying 4" Make the Children Mind.

I.itt'" mothcr You almost exhausted to-
u-nt after the all la! ;uSslc with the Riddles.
rn.ru are million little wr!nkirs not ail
Iisih'' in Your forehead ana your eyes show
t.o trace Of tears. .,ut brace up
IL Stems I" YOU il YOU never cou.d 80 a,
hat S2n.N Htt1" maid and touch her hear;
enough FOR ncr 10 wake wp What YOU are
say 'n@ "i"n YOU rave - scold her.
You a." sur" thar you her chucklc 10
hvEar'f when YOU Wc"" the in earnest in
crying Ia ct her :" change. her Indifference -
uoItncSs.
u was TOO much Tor YOU TO ind ont after all
;oN haze said rv""S ia" about clean hands and
fac 8" i,ud tua h,gsSs; sister had sat down
with the FUNNY pa-" 81 the paper. and. tearing
me SGhool bel u"u dabbcd powder on to cover
the BLACK Spots her face and Ia ndS.
And just now y"w ma buddy asleep win his
clothes on. 50 t...,i H. S.ccp little lOnGc"
IN the morning. thinking you would no; know.
IL Is y Sir"SE,e. hut patience. unlimited love
and patience vii! accomplish lnur!, more than
INC scold.ns and ~. EinG.--,,OpErigh hi. la.n.
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PEKING SCHOOL TEACHERS
PLAN GENERAL STRIKE
Mint>tr! Of Education Meets Th.ir Ne.
mnnds TO iNert Threatened
Action,

PI.k1NG. AIarch IA. "a ytril.. ~
teachers OF the various govcrnment
SGhoo!s i'll rekin- has resulted in tho
SM a OF Education ,ncetlmg their
aries. and in silver or good banI, notce
IN place Of tn" notes OF u Chinese bank
which recently have been accepted at
9niy oo per cent OF their face value
The Premier has announccd thni H.:
VIII appropriate the whole amount OF
INC Boxer indemnity rclinquishcd by
IorclGn powers as u reserve fund for
educational purposes. 4 further de-
mand by the teachers for dismissal Of
fu uIenS. Vice. Minister OF Education
Was ;Al.on under nlNi rnnnf
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citizens generally have worked untiringy for
the passage of the measure which now makes
it certainty. Erection of the memorial is
contingent on the dedication to the State
or the Ford lot by Richmond. but the city
will not hesitate in thus doing its full share
toward the naturalization of the library
plan To the Assembly, for its favorable
consideration of the measure is due tho graft
tudc of the State. while those who have
worked so assiduously in its behalf also will
have their reward in the satisfaction that the
future years will bring when they behold the
concrete result Of their labors