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lives Of severalcitizens Of the United
States who were passengers aboard
her. this government addressed a
note To the imperial German
government, in which it made the
following declaration:
/" If it is still the purpose OF the
imperial government to prosecute
relentless and indiscriminate war
fare against vessels Of commerce
by tie Use 81 submarines without
regard Ia what the government OF
The United States must cosider the
sacred and indisputable rules Of
international law and the uni
versally recognized dictates OF
humanity, the government Of the
United States is at last forced to
the confusion there is but one
course it can pursue. Unless the
Imperial government should now
immediately declare and effect an
abandonment Of IFS present meth
DDS Of submarine warfare against
passenger and freight carrying
vessels, the government Of the
United States can have no
choice but to sever diplomatic re-
Iations with the German empire
altogether.
Ii reply to this declaration The
imperial German government gave
this government the following as
surance:
The German government u
prepared to do its utmost TO con
fine tie operations 81 war for the
rest Of its duration to the fighting
forces 81 the belIigerents, thereby
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be necessary for the protection Of
our seamen and our people in the
prosecution of their peaceful and
legitimate errands on the high
seas. / can do nothing less. |
take it for granted that all neutral
governments will take the same
course.
I'VE do not desire any hostile
conflict with the imperial German
government. We are the sincere
friends OF the German people and
earnestly desire to remain at peace
with the government which speaks
for them. We shall not believe
that they are hostile to US unless
we are obliged to believe it; and
we purpose nothing more than
the reasonable defense Of the un-
doubted rights OF our people.
1--WE wish to serve no selfish
ends. We seek merely to stand
true alike in thought and in &C.
ton to the immemorial principles
Of our people which | have sought
to express in my address to the
senate only two weeks ago-seek
merely to vindicate our rights to
liberty and justice and an I'M
molested life. Those are the
bases OF peace, not war. God
grant that we may not be chaI.
lenged to defend them by acts OF
wilful injustice on the part of the
government OF Germany"
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Congress Supports the President:

Washington Feb 3.-Leaders in Congress- Wlliou' =
LII = ro,tcs EXPRESSED freely their approval OF President
Wilson'S course and Of his address President MalSs
d f the president has deliver the other aooreSo ~
spoke Of YOU will find the sentiment OF the country '
taized behind him on the address ne mace to-uay'
Senator Stone chairman of the foreign relations coh
Itbnk there are two things we should 40 now as Ia -
oss;hvaLeen our heads level and our mouths closed.
Senator odoe ranking republican member OF te oieis
a,+;ons commttee Il most thoroughly approve ana co
dially support the president 1t is the right ng 70 ~ a
i demanded both by the honor and the safeT OF Tie
people" - 10 anv
war do not think the Germans VIII Do" W any : -
Ships n,asi
Rnnhlican eader Mann Il do not see how the pesl.
dn Gould do anv less am very glad he did not purpose 70
do any more" @, haia,,o
SAnaor Kearn the democratic senate leader: oeleVe
the American people are behind the president 10 a anu
congress certainly is The business OF congress NJ"
await developments. o4o "0f
Senator Cainger republican leader OF the senate -
course II Germany sinks an American ship, or taxes an AN
;fe Ne shall have to fight but we should view the STU
a,v dspassonately and hopefully. The president
message was admirable .
Samocrac Leader Kitchin don't believe the president
op have said done less and greatly gratited he did
III 81 saw more He has given Germany the last clear
chance 70 avoid conflict with the United States
Senator Cummins, Republican, I entirely approve q
~ sident,s course do not how he could have done
als Il view Of the American position. Whether or
not war comes depends OF course ol "i0S 0' -
ries out her threat
Senator Chamberlain, chairman Of the senate military
or,ttaa ''he president has done all that could be done
Now ii IS up to Germany"
Senator Weeks, Republican, 4 thinkit is the best ad-
dress the president made He could not say more ana ne
could not say less.
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wilson ANNOUNCES SEVERANCE
Of RELATIONS WITH GERMANY TO
CONGRESS-. HOPES TO AVOID war
President Recalls Pledge Made by Germany in Sussex case
and Declares the United States Could Not Continue
Relations With Power that Has Invaded
Our Sacred Rights on High Seas

Washington, Feb. 8. The sever 4
ance Of diplomatic relations with
Germany was formally announced
to the world by President Wilson
at joint session Of congress today
at 2 o'clock.
The United States now STANDS
on the verge Of war with all his
toric precedent Of centuries press
ing it forward.
Fervently invoking the guidance
Of Almighty God in the step ne
has taken, President Wilson de-
tailed to the congress why theI
United States could not continue
relations with warning power
which repeatedly inyadesits sacred
rites and takes the lives Of lts
citizens.
Calm, with a sense Of right ID
what may prove the most somber
moment OF American history, the
president stood in the historic ball
Of the house OF representatives,
and with senator's and representa-
tives before him, spoke the words
which may carry the country into
the world conflict, not TOR aggres-
sion and not for power; only TOR
law and humanity.
Silent and attentive, the grim
company OF the nation 4 lawmakers
listened with rapt attention while
President Wilson told u America 4
course in the now unsuccessful
diplomatic struggle V disauade
Germany from her campaign oi
rnthlessness.
The president spoke aa follows;
Gentlemen Of The Congress:
THE imperial government On
the 31st Of January announced to
this government and to the govern
ments OF the other neutral nations
that on and after the first day Of
~
February, the present month, i
would adopt a policy with regard
to the use Of submarines against
all shipping seeking to pass
through certain designated areas
of the high seas TO which y y
clearly my duty 10 call your at
tention.
'Let me remind the congress
on the 9th Of April. last II view
OF the sinking on the Oath b afeh
Of the cross-channel pa
steamer Sussex BY q German sub-
marine. without summons of
warning, and the consequent loss d
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Of May, 1916, this government has
no alternative consistent with the
dignity and honor OF the United
States but to take the course,
which in its note OF the 18th OF
April, 1916, it announced that 1T
would take in the event that the
German government did not de-
clare and effect an abandonment OF
the methods Of submarine warfare
which it was then employing and
to which it now purposes again to
resort.
Il have therefore, directed the
secretary Of state to announce to
| his excelIency the German ambas-
sador that all diplomatic relations
between the United States and the
German empire are severed and
that the American ambassador at
Berlin will Immediately be with
drawn; and, in accordance with
this decision, to hand to his excel
lency his passports.
Notwithstanding this unexpect-
ed action OF the German govern
ment, this sudden and deeply de-
Iplorable remuneration Of its assur-
ances, given this government at
one Of the most critical moments
1 Of tension in the relations OF the
two governments, I refuse to be-
llieve that it is the intention OF the
German authorities to do in fact
what they have warned us they
will feel at liberty to do.
Il cannot bring myself to be.
lieve that they Will indeed pay nc
regard to the ancient friendship
between their people and our own
or to the solemn obligations which
have been exchanged between
them and destroy American ships
and take the lives Of American
citizens in the wilful prosecution
of the ruthless naval programme
they have announced their inten
ton to adopt. Only actual over
acts on their part can make me be
| lieve it even now.
If this inveterate confidence or
my part in the sobrietv and pru
dent foresight Of their purpose
should unhappily prove unbound
ed; if American ships and Amer
can lives should, in fact,ssbe sacri
feed by their naval commanders
in needless contravention Of thu
just and reasonable under
standings Of international Law
and the obvious dictates Of hu
mainly, I shall take the liber
, ty Of coming again before the con
gress to ask that authority be Civ
| en- me to use any means that ma.
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EVER SAu|VATED BY
CALONEL? HORRIBLEl
0alomel is quicksilver and acts
like dynamite on
your liver.

Calomel loses you a day! You know
what calomel is. It's mercury; quick
silver. Calomel is dangerous. 1t
crashes into sour bile like dynamite,
cramping and sickening you. Calomel
attacks the bones and should never be
nut into your system.
When you feel bilious, sluggish con,
stipated and all knocked out and believe
vou need a dose Of dangerous calomel just
remember that your druggist sells for
so cents large bottle of Dodson's Liver
Tone, which is entirely vegetable and
pleasant to take and rs perfect substi-
Lutc for calomel 1t is guaranteed to
start your liver without stirring you up
inside, and can not salivate
Don't take caIomel 1t makes you
sick the next day; it loses you a days
work. Dodson's Liver Tone straightens
you right up and you feel great Give
II to the children because it is perfectly
Aarntless and doesn't grippe.
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also insuring the freedom Of the
seas, a principle upon which the
German government believes now,
as before, to be in agreement with
the government Of the United
States.
The German government,
guided by this idea, notifies the
government Of the United States
that the German naval forces have
received the following orders: In
accordance with the general princi-
pies of visit and search and de-
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structlon d merchant vessels
recognized By international law,
sucb vessels, both within and
without the area declared as naval
war zone, shall not BE- sunk with
out warning and without saving
hnman lives, unless these ships
attempt to escape o. offer resis'
lance.
!" But it added, 'neutrals can
not expect that Germany. forced
70 FIGHT for her existence, shall, Tor
the sake Of neutral interest, restrict
the use Of an effective weapon i
| her enemy is permitted to continue
to apply at will methods q warfare
violating the rules Of international
law, Such demand would be.
incompatible with the character Of
neutrality, and the German govern
ment is convinced that the gov
eminent Of the United States does
not think OF making such DE-
mand, knowing that the govern
mept Of the United States has
repeatedly declared that i is de-
termined to restore sthe principle
Of the freedom Of the seas, from
whatever quarter il has been
violated.
ITO this the government OF the
United States replied on the 9th Of
NAV, accepting, Of course, the
assurance given, but adding:
E" The government Of the United
States feels it necessary to state
that it takes it for granted that the
imperial German government does
not intend to imply that the main
teinance OF its newly announced
policy is in any waw contingent
upon the course or result OF dlplo-
matte negotiations between the
government Of the United States
! and any other belligerent govern
ment, notwithstanding the fact
that certain passages in the i'm
perial governments note Of the
18th instant might appear to be
susceptible OF that construction.
:" In order, however, to ayolo
any misunderstanding, the GOV
eminent OF the United States
notifies the imperial government
that it cannot for a moment en-
terrain, much less discuss, Q sug
gestion that respect by German
| naval authorities for the rights O
citizens OF the United States upoI
the high seas should in any way
or in the slightest degree be made
continget upon the conduct Of any
other government affecting thu
rights Of neutrals and noncombat
ants. Responsibility in such mat
ters is single, notsioint; absolute
| not relative
ITO this note Of the 9th Of May
the imperial German government
made no reply.
i! ION the 31st Of January, th'
' Wednesday Of the present week
the German ambassador handed
to the secretary Of state, along will
;, a formal note, a memorandum
i which contained the following
IS statement:
THE imperial government
IS therefore, does not doubt that tn,
United States will understand th,
situation thus forced upon Ger
many by the entents allies bruta
w methods Of war and by their de
+ termination to destroy the centre
e, powers, and that the govern
81 ment Of the United States Wi
further realize that the now oper
n n. ly disclosed intention Of the er
St tente allies gives back to German
or the freedom Of action which sh
Dresden enterprise and Sharon tribune. (Dresden, Tenn.) 1907-1997, 1917-02-09

Oore shoulders, lame back.
y stiff neck. all pains and aches
~ yield to Sloan's Liniment.
z Do not rub #. Simply apply to
the sore spot, it quickly penetrates
and relieves. Cleaner than muSSy
plasters or ointments, it does not
stain the skin.
Keep bottle handy for rheumatism
sprains, bruises, toothache, neuralgia, sout'
Iumbago and sore stiff muscles.
At all druggists, 25c. Soc. and $l.OO.
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CHARGED WITH PLOTTING
NV" VIC" Accused or Setting on Foot
Military i;nterprisc Agnir.t
Great Britain.
~ Associated Press
NnEIN l'rhrIIn,,A. 90


NJ" YORK. February 20.-CharEcd
with icIoniously setting on foot :,
military enterprise against Great Brit
ain aud ireland for the benefit Of Cor
many. tW" mon. described as Albert :.
sander aud Charles w Wunncubcrc
arc under arrest here, and oyyaitirv
arrangements before United States
commissioner
N'cord;ni; 10 the complaint. sander
an" NHhn"nhcrE hired and sent mon
I l" Great l:'itain to get plans Of mili-
TAR! Importance. which were trans
hltt"d 10 TINS country in packages and
~ letters written IN invisible INK
From hcrc. it is alleged tho informa
ton was disseminated 10 agents of IN.
central powers. principally Germany.
sander 10 prcsid cni of the Central
Powers War Films Exchange in this
city Nunncnbcrr is his assistant.
Inc charges. prepared by John G.
Knox, assistant prosecutor. in charge
of the criminal branch ut tho pcpart-
mont Of Justice. cover u period extend
ing to May. 1916 Counsel for the ac-
'uacd men denied all charges.
Soon after the arrest in EnsIand OF
George NauN Bacon. who claimed To
represent American newspapers, secret
service agents her" began to work ON
mo case ny means OF Il photograph OF
Bacon. they said. they were able to
connect him with the operations Of
sander ana WunncnbCrc
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WANTiiD--.Agcnts.

AGENTS for powder that .shdNcs ."orcd
people Without razor. Quick seller: Inc
profit. Southern Spccihity Co. Savannah
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FOR SAii.-Nc!iclc>

.,,r wagons 8: ,3a $50. oyen wagon.
30 i..che!.son ncos -. ~ % !.
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ItfDiT,ibi\{;.

:
.DA;' .l.It fLE waite: heated looms
@l'u i"nrI. 81" M2s. C'ace Street.
t'N HbIi.S To- neat "'""N. .lir''iiye
ro"iu- t:Ncr i"ni nlcals. ~" ,.y.t GH-,.
MACON l. beautiful al,ov. ;roui room
'su'l,"rn cNpo-Grc. 80 Most Grace.
EA%bSpMi.Lf tnUuish.u rooms viz. rri-
IA" nht table yusri 81 sp.u:u!.y. si:.
IZri-. inIcr."n Z9b i.h4t :'lamHl!ii
81. tAil St"r! room ols" '.hlv nuaEGcr..
Ri iohu~tOn. tnI Wc-i- G--,.
tit%bSpNIt.i.A ;ntuishcd -roDlu- .,lif, nri.
H"to ~ tn table board e Spc,.aIt.. Siis
~ 'l.- AiHi''H"i %" t.>st IRA XII Sri,rt.
" hNIi.D. p.rm"u"u, transient ana tahl,
----.--- 10. I-.-- ..-ALr ..Lr..L-
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STEAMBOATS,
Old Dominion Line

i.v iASEmU"G. II. -! Asu 81 daily 200 f. ~
go" Hrh.t9rt NEWS. .......... 900 A. Is.
a.. 10. 70 Il n.
Connections WITH main lins steamers .eav:
inS Nort"!k Tor NcH York daily, except Sun.
0aE. 100 T. ". Connect oES also made by
y . "; ty !" i. q and =. * .. Ky at
i. W. NiSht line steamers stop Clara.
mont o., s!Ens!. and are met GY oubic con.
Z
VGiGiNtA SNyIGATtOS co lame. rave,
~ daylight for Norfolh: old Point, Newpnrt
News AN! all James i.!Ne Landings Mon.
ca. Ncu0c.dry aud Friday at 600 A NJ
irciEht received for all .Ivr;es River uointa
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GREEN e REpp.
AuCtionrcrS
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sAi.MpN; trout. snrimp, fresh Ioh,iers
MopiaSS BAY anu hampton Bar oyster.
Sp'ciieiiy: Mex Bulls Market, az North
s. =; Stree I = !hone Randolph lGa0,
lIl!nn. ilAniolnh 1850.
ihE sprinEtiine 10 coming. Let us clean
~. SouI ,;aTpetS ana rurs ana store them.
~ ."ii' guarantee them against moths.
", Fred .iCh"iGson Inc. I!r.pro1f s,ora re
aoI -oc3 West Main Street. Phone Randolph
NOTICE.
10 10 my fT ,-,,.s ,and n" pnbIic 90 do
Inc To do your Work please send IL di.>C;
"r al Randolph G2SG. J. G. Leland y.l
North Ftfth Street civ
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In order TO close up the al
fairs Of the Lee Park Company
Inc, we have been requested 70
offer for sale al public auction.
the following lots of land in the
City Of Richmond Va:
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-02-21

/. Lot ixlto IT. =, Inc northeast
corner Of Grove Avenue ana
kosouoath ROAD.
:" :ot IS 10: IT.. on tho cast side
~ kosenca'h Road. between
stuart and Hanover Avenues
.. Lot - 3p It, on the south
side OF kcusiucton Avcauc. H.
tween rildon Street and Rose
meath Road.
l. Triansuiar shaped lot ut the
northeast corner Of kcuSingtou
.\Ncnuc and Eoscncath Road.
meath Road. and about 49, r.,
on keusinston Aycnuc
J. Three rrctanEu!ar shaped lois
- : 100 it each. situated in III.
r"ntcrS Of the three blocks b.
tween i"oN" and kena,nGtuu
venues, and between Tiidcu
street and HoscEcath Road.
each lot h"uudcd on all four
admirably adapted for garage
Therefore. on Friday. Tchruarr -
~ ., commencing at o'clocn T. NJ /,
Inc richmond i;cai Estate r.Xcharg.
80 North ninth street. "" viii offc
the above property at auction
Pats OF tho property TO he ofr,rc
can he seen at tho office Of tho am,
iI"meers, or at the Real Estate IN
change.
TERMS Liberal and to be announce,
at sale.
GREEN e REpp.
huCtionrcrS
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POULTRY MD BIRDS.

.Dh sale = Sh-"Ey tyUhers incubator. used
'"t. "Hr syh."u, as good a new Price,
~ VI" 81 Barred ROCK. \piil Eitrhcd.
pni"iS. HHd rn'itcrcis. Parks bred IN l.v
-"-"sE strain: Sl5Q each Montrps.. fa,m.
a'i"r-Nil,, W
Eo; sale Srccn Grouuu nolIe for Your non.
81 pounds FOR &c. J. &. Grubbs Second
WANTED. customer. fur strictly fresh ccrs
HMnmc Nnml-lnm ..i;N- " %
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fOH RENT-i,caI Estate.

f!i; rent. az attra"ttlc S-goOu i,NclIin.
ni.!e' Or unfUrDish.d. Al modern
IAN! az, ",',, Ia good location Phone
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mElr wANTED-AIalc and Female

THE Nnsmia, rea.hcrS hurooI los ,g5.
III N''a, r." 'mTSi. tent h,''
IHUcy AIS IN Nirciria anu southern S at.s.
tStapli.h"l lNtn. k"uUbi" service Nglfr
~ y: W. ''idiu PRESIDENT. 81. Walton
WANTED. 90 good rc'iHltr men ar,G sarncr
IL" canvass ana take orders through tne
S'a:e i"r stnmiard m"rChInulsc Win ny
cNncnscs An2lN 70 II l.Nsl Naju Street
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s,rs-..c -, H,.".No'- or Inc Nl!IiI.ie Hot
Th- :niIu.I ~, n"tit,r. o.. ,n. ....,-,.a,, ,
,hS hTs'ntS 10Y SntIrrs D"mr.uy ,or ,hs
TRANSACTION D: ,n,' utHor insii'ca, 40 ~ 90.
nH;nl.E y".u" Tore ;hc s,.!a meeting ia
vil'iEt M" "up''Fsi "G "iI OF i;.. sTtS o!
-. nra'u 81 n,'",;"rs and "r all committees
'Asrcoi "' 'H" shir company in ia. ..s.
Year "iil he n"lI il tho nfiico e.; ,i. srti
.cmp"IE ~ -" iiau.s.".,i Hotel ~ IIot
Str,hEs Va % SAT- i;bti. III" -',lt tIav
q" Of. r.niuar>i l'l' ~ ii.ap Is NJ TM.
ruars is. ~ ) j. = ami r.Ii,,,iu ,.j,,..,l' ~,
~ - 3. II. Nuuuas i.cn,t!.rv %. 1917
.---------------- y tLGEi:t secretary.
tho Gang .I:a,i; rouu,ls .ui BE- hc,d -,
n" Ollie "f tn" .t"H.p'HN. ir"s ...rt N'ntp
Ttfc''. ,h'HhIi."hr boz. zen V EbN ESbhI.
GEni;cE " i.lDt. Sc,rc,n~v
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ui!ip NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

" NNftD. "W1oua ,unur man lo uer..
iraig D'. .'-. NM ba"
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Me- YH, .v iN <hty;H q MUSEAr ~, So
N ,nm 1!:"tiE;G rXM IA, %L\S$% u: it,
ioHN SU,'IrTT., -. i,jivrii' ii,H;i'itii;'fE;:
S'riEET. ri;IvA.Tf. uFri,.i!S y,Dii: *.
DIES h\u EENTLi.Nti.N WE ti.Sp
HALt. SOME Nt.HY NItItACIiIE BAR,
GAINS IL lEl:EptLNI.D Jt:N II.EsY /.
DIAMONDS EsfEGIAi.!.I.
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Cou'nrfsSi o;'c" i. T. polrou JILL
Gi3-li Travellers building.
Richmond, Va Feb. IL. inl.
To Nj V'artics Interested TN the Above
Entitled Cause:
Take notice. That ] have fixed uuUi
my uilicc fl&-ii Travellers Buildinc
Richmond, Va. AZ Inc place AND
Thursday. March -. l:l1. "t II u'clocf
y NJ. as The tim. 70: executing tho
requirements OF the deere" Il which
tn. foregoing Is I'm extract
Given under my hand this 18TH day
q! February. ifiI.
X T.. pETToN. LH.
t'.,,ll 6. -
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I. I'D, WANTS


A,n,% %S",' r,.@ e s r%r I";.T
r,s,rr,, io!l",m.!mr, rates nrpIv iol repeated
~ cn m1lNin ,M,G,ntM ;"!TH Wgtii WITH
;;h:E FIR LINE.
srYnAr and Dhii} n, 1S? ,,,s 50 cents.
Z DnMSE, uriyh i",er,.on;. 30 cents
Situations Wanted, Male and Female.
IuinyI; M.'him "me w,csl, )" conts M.
linz TO Tic inSh .G rs 1or,is To- In. i.n.
Considerations rot iuntail,cod .,ttcr 5 T.. ST.
hsTAlioNs IOK I'D WANT ADS.
he following Times dispatch Branch OF
VIZ VIII, Az .@ are ge SgnIS" a 4 pd ~ ."O'
regular oi''oo ratcs. |n,h 11fc en- .,bore:
". W l.,,i t GF an'usiEEE, H;Tn,G,:T
,.,,S,,sn%r.S Drug store. Fioyd AEs. ana
charlie. Turn. Drngvis, wc., nroad
fM"i''i p.. PF;S t9,e. :o5. ,'Ic, ,i.y
Mg.lEg, nruE 90. Inc. lomDatuy ana
c.,&>l,iegg, .l'e"ue rnaiInacg Nl!cn AZ. anI
,aa1r9 I Sr":. H s,a4e ,so K M,, Ml%
uTus ii!'ei -. s' Stun ~ $ , r1e s.
. '. II. MAJ =" Bros. BsoVH Az, aud Clay
., rarran, Dru- Slor, I-opahee mia Btoau
III '"fr.e. h,ns S'"r,,t - ;. nros.d st,
\ il I ,a.a, TO- $: N.i 4Gr'. c, ,I,'@ 81
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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-02-21
SfOCiiS AND BONDS.
BONDS

, 90 sale. 10 gold COUPON rr-t mortgage.
, ~'hhiiS lnnd h"iI'i-. Interest p.,id June
ana December ! - 600 "u.h For nee,
l,.,..'.' 49, w sen ~ " pr'cc in"i VIII pas
tt'''r''' F.'t >, yer cent. tn, real estate.
-, -, ut.ly IS more tnan double Il ru7 care
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