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The Benson signal., 1917-12-15

Duluth, Minn.-Linseed-On track,
$3.23h @3331a; to arrive, $3.23h; De-
cember, $3.2319 asked; May, $S.23h bid.
New York Cotton Prices.
New York. Cotton - December,
1910; January, $3.50; March, 2S.43;
May, 2S.20; July, 27S4.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-01-30

esiste Medal punto di vista storlco ne da
quello morale. Straniera sarebbe invero, ia
domnazione di uno state OItalia) che ma
esistito per memo della vita dt un uomo ed
II cui governo ha portato a condizioni punto
invdiabili
"Lontana da moi ogni idea di separazione
delle nostre case dalrAustria lontana ia
moi rimangono lie parole ingannatrict di
liberazione di razze. lie popolazioni italiane
delTAustria ed / loro legittimi rappresen-
tanti saranno per rAustria nellavvenire
come 10 furono mel passaro.'
Piu' veemente di questa del rinnegato
italiano, che oggi / generosi patrott tries
tint e gor2ani emigratl in Italia tndicano
al disprezzo di tutti / popoli ltberL e Ia
protesta del serbo-croati contro la possl-
bilita della loro anncssone ALA Serbia.
Tn giornale dlhBerno da' not2ia che u
generate austriaco Dankl uno del piu co
nosciuti capi dellesercito austro-ungarico'
che mel 1914 fu terribilmente battuto dalIe
forze russo itf Polonia ed in Galizia, e. state
colocato Il riposo. Nnche IL generate Beck
ha dato lie sue dimissioni che souo state
acccttate dalrImpcratore Carlo.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-01-30
LUTHERAN PREACHERS
IN 169TH ANNUAL SESSION
Pennsylvania Ministerium, With 336
Members in Attendance, Con-
venes in Philadelphia

The Evangelical Lutheran Ministerium Of
Pennsylvania and adjoining States began
its 169th annual convention today in st.
Marks Evangelical Lutheran Church.
Spring Garden and Thirteenth streets. AL
most the entire membership of the organ
ization. 366 ministers, representing $4,000
communicates are attending the sessions
Reports of officers and various commit
tees We're heard today. The sessions Will be
continued tomorrow. finishing the years
business at the convention. report on the
progress and the financial condition of the
Good Shepherd Home, in Allentown, was
submitted today by n committee. composed
Of five lawyers G. u. Schlegeimlch r..
Augustus Miller John M. Snyder, Edwin II.
Stne and f. D. Bittner.
As an indication of the progress of the
work in the synod, 1t was reported that
while five years ago the expenses amounted
to $4,000, the expenses for 1915 aggregated
$1,000; in 1912 the treasury held S1O1 900
for missions, while in 1916 S215,OOO was
spent
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-01-30

stan and directly responsible to it's chief,
now 1lindenhurr
Unlike many other generals who c6ucen-
trato their entire mind. time ana energy
upon the war the Crown Prince cndcavors
to keep in touch with political affairs and
to devote a little time each day to their
study
Young william Won IIohcn2ollern reads
more ANA is better read than any other
German general or statesman | have met
Especially has he broad view and good
understanding of things uOu-Gcrman. His
reading is not confined to German books
or publications. At no other army head
quarters does one find quite SO many for
cigm newspapers, magazines and publica-
tions as at that of the Grown Prince. He
sincerely tries 10 get the other fellows
Viewpoint as he expressed it to me.
rho crown Princes headquarters is in
n French town Of perhaps 5000 inhabitants
and two bathubs," as he lauEhingly told
me. lie lives In small hut pretty villa
lie gets up early in fact, SO early that
usually was late for breakfast with him
If he inspcCts some of the troops lying in
reserve nearby. he rides one Of his favorite
chargers If he goes to any part of his
front lincS--and he does that Oftcn--hc
rides in big military ear as far he
can without getting under the French guns
and then walks. 80 small part of the duty
Of the chief of staff and his personal adju-
taut is keeping young William from going
into danger. That is no small undertaking
with the Crown Prince who has pcnchant
for visiting his men in the trenches,
In the evening the Crown Prince usually
invites several members Of his staff to dine
with him, The meal is plentiful but simple.
He Keeps two ''mcatless days After dim
uer, II the Crown Prince is not too tired
aud there is not some big operation on his
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-01-30
ALLIED ARMIES HIT
FOES ON 3 FRONTS
Attacks in West Presage
Grand Assault by French
and British
RUSSIANS ON OFFENSIVE

.-.---. -. -, .---T-- --,--I
LONDON, Jan. ao.--l ne Rlta'MS "n"
raiding OF the AnRIo-hrenCh IotveS 'sII "'ouS
the western front may oe "'eeI.tU .,N '''e
prelimlnarles TO the spflns uH'u9Nt' ''
the view of certain military experts.
Belief was expressed here today by war
critics that the Allies are feeling out the
German lines for the weakest point The
possibility exists that a double offensive
may be attempted, the British carrying
out one drive and the French troops the
Activity is reported all along the vest
ern front from the North Sea to the Swiss
border.
The heaviest fighting has taken place
~, Tho Son,n,e aud Verdun fronts. but there
have been vigorous trench raids ON the
Franco Belgian frontier i'm Artois. on the
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-01-30
| DELEGATE DELLTNTESA
81 RIUNTSCONO IN RUSSIA
La Nuova Conferenza di Petro-
grad Destinata a Cementare
gil Accord di Roma
UN ITALIANO R1NNEGATO
ROMA, 80 Gennai,

ROMA. 80 GeunaiO.
Tn dispacco da Petrograd dice che ha
luogo cola una cOnferenza ira delcgat dele
potenzc delrIngcsa c3nfereu2a d cui sol
| tanto eri scra fu data rannuncio uilicialc.
| Fiuora la Russia era stuta come tagliata
| fuori da Qucste rtuuoni di delcgati del
| IIntesa. ma uuesta volta sembra che 81
debb1 cementare anche Petrograd la mag
giore coordiuaSlOne degli sforzi dcgli allcatt
per ottenerc la yittoria. lie discussioni che
sd terranuo a pctrograd, dice II dispaccio,
81 svolgeranno sule stesse lince seguite a
Parigi a Roma "A Loudra ! rappre-
sentanti dcllintesa ALA Confcrenza d. pctro-
grad sono:
Per la Francia. IL ministro delle Colonie
Gastone Ddumergue, ed II generate rastel-
nnu; per la Gran BretaEnn lord Milncr Q
lord llcvclstoke per lItaia, II sonatnrc
Niuorio Scaloja ed il generate Ruggcri-
l.aderchi
Qucsu dclegau portano seco alla confe-
rcn2a di Petrograd L. decision raEgiuntc
nellie conference dt Roma dt Londra.
lcri sera ii Ministcro della Guerra pub
blicava II seEuente rapporto del generate
Cadorua cirCa Ia gitlazinnc aIa fronte
italo-austrinCa:
Sula frontc del Trcnttno rautyita
del nemiCO ne suOi lavOri di difcsa
dt nigloramento del mcz2i ii
traspOrto e. statl Ostacoata dal'at-
tivita' dele nostre batterie
Sulla fronte delle Alpi Gmlic ST eonu
ri,,,ri so,,,,t "a '',''l' VT '' '',,.,.''
n,,,lt ,nt r,,,,, ", .Il,1l' I'ut'
- '''''''''''''' "''''' W 'N''''''''
LAUSTRIA T. WILSON
Notizie do Vicrno dicoro ohio moi circ,li
poIitiri austriari. 81 ritiarn orr, ,b, A. ,,rc,i.
dentn WiIsnr ro,aris,, ,,,',,,,,a ~ IA
TInfosa. Gncri,ln,o1ta ,,,r ,,,,, rtt,, III,
ware rbc ruooto horr, Iac,,;,,, ,,,,,r,
osrIici,, a t ,.,.,,,., ~
razioni ,nontro 10 ,rtor,, ,l,,,,,,,igt ct
sono Hmitote q dirbiorazi,,,i ~ or,1,na
oe.,i ,,,,,,,o ''I''''l'"'o'" III o'u'"e
81 sono a,,,,,o al ,rt,,,,,,,., .,,,.,, r,,...t
naracrhin roti,i,,, ~ WvS' $50
nIIAustr cI," ~
ris,nsto ILL.,, "J''" 'o.,S,u'i az t"I''e "i."
sono in fa,.orc do,l, A,s,rim ~, i,,,,,., cav
notar, cho I ,,,ri',. @ 10, - '',",..o i'''
tyioni yo,o '"' pa.l' ui PuIs.c nr
di noii1ia cor,a s e"d 80 ",,'e "l,I, '''
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-01-30

The third of the Allied conference seek
ing cooperation Of all forces Of an the
Entente nations was In progress today at
Petrograd. Particular interest attaches to
II, in the view of military experts here, be-
cause of the recent indications on the Riga
front of new strengthening of Russia. and
because the Cars forces and those of
Rumania have apparently stopped further
German progress in Rumauia.
At the conference England is represented
by Lords Revelstrokc and Miner lthe lat
ter one of Lloyd Georges War CounciD 4;
France, by General CasteInau and Minister
of Colonies Doumergue, ana Italy by Cen
eral Landerch and Senator Scialoja
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-01-30
GERMAN CROWN PRINCE
AGAIN IN LIMELIGHT
Latest Verdun Assaults Revive
Interest in Heir to kaiser's
Throne
WISER AND SADDER MAN
Rv KARL Il. Won M1EGAND

I Z. T
NEW yORE Jan 30.
with the Terrible sopmr battle "stined
/ Boo mud and blood ' 1s ih. Germans ,harac-
tprI2e IFS rpd ,f,. ,yyIn. around Yer
dun ls fo,ppnraf.Fi. ..p.fr ruoying t, the
frr,rrDr,ud ir I'M. ,,s.taru. trcatr. of war.
crown Prince ltr.d,rirs william has am
swarud tho, most recent French assault with
q smash north and northeast of Nerdun
,,, ,', 'i, II '', D.lN g,',
.,, ~ -, ~
',''' ''''' ''''|
u' move ny the crown lfh'c 'pp'"L'"
| '' h' rather unexpected 1nd somewhat OF u
surprise. Ihe Allies hai counted OUT
| '.o ''I'a'hS around Nni""h. hu' ,ne
crown Prince still has d punch Irlt ms
drive brought him again tne bIood-s"aked
h"aEhl '"o4' which in. French "rest"d
away FROM u.u some tiw' ago StratogicalIy.
'he crown Princes smash against the
French lines west Of the Mcusc River may
n' regarded a9 OF greater value than TN"
'rer"h drive against tH" German lines east
of Nouldu without necessarily 8taching
togo Ere", Importance t1 the two hard ''jolts"
THAT either ..do delivered iu tn" other ii has
'E''n i"."S'" n"hN' attention Nhon the
''i'n 'n'" 'io"h Ffil''
Like many other Things German. the pub
u, here has very distorted picture of the
German Crown Prince ann asked the
most absurd questions about him and many
other persons and conditions i'm Germany.
Blind passion and prejudice has wholly
warped th" mental vision of those who see
iu '''Fman5 nothing but huns ana bar
pdTthS. Ihe same is true OF the radical
lIo-','INa.s Jul thef viewpoint oi tIrot
bI.lI'h ana everything bflilSh, fH't5 nave
ullIe "'aIlHE ON lhe reasoning on oiiher Oh
th'"t Two iaulraI partisan partleS.
ppI%,,l, ,rTAxcsD nv WAR
,,,,,,,
Wv u,t.rl,,, ~ w., ''',''' 'NN "''''" ~
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-01-30
Films Get Mary Garden

Mary Garden, the opera star. yesterday
signed a contract with Godwyn Pictures
Corporation to become a screen star Miss
Gardens contract calls for series of mo-
tion pictures, the titles or themes of which
are not yet announced. Miss Garden will
sail soon for Paris to arrange for the
designing and making of her costumes for
her first screen production. It had been
supposed that Herbert Bunon had Miss
Garden under contract for Selznick pic
lures.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-01-30
Pretty Fire in Newspaper" Costs $500

Pretty Fire in Newspaper" Costs $500
VINELAND. ~ j.. Jan, 30.-While q.
Verbacco and his wife of Dante avenue,
were in their yard their two-year-old son
came toddling out and asked them to come
and see the pretty fire in a newspaper.
The parents found the living room ahamc,
A small amount Of wearing apparel was
all that was saved when the house burned.
The loss is estimated at $500.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-01-30

Black Woolen Special
1000 yards of All-wOol Black Gabar-
dine-A suiting weight or light
enough for dresses.
ga inches wide. Value $2.25.
For S1.3S
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-01-25
COUNCIL is POWERlESS
't. tttornc. Holds Tint "a tnnno, Paw
Tor damages tnused by
Strcet-t:rRdlnE.

~ not within the power "f tho
Ivy t"nhcil - pay FOR damages s,I*-
tanned by property owners on account
OF street -Sradiug. according to an
"pihi"n rendered yesterday by city At
'orheN Pollard u tho Committee on
claims. Mr. Pollard held that this Is
duty placed solely in the hands Of
'he administrative Board, and that tn"
"hiy appeal from the boards decision
must be made. within thirty days Of
inc tiinc uf the decision. TO the tiust-
'hgs Court He pronounced this rulin.
10 ID" in keeping wiki the city charter
IN" committee sought The opinion
when clai inns for damages were made
by Mrs. Mandc &. Netherland. Of West
Main street. and NJ. 4. cottrcll. OF the
Boulevard The Administrative Board
had denied them damages. They Will
u" directed to petition the board 70: a
rehcarng Of their cases. and If they
again receive no relief they Will have
The right OF appeal To the court.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-01-25

y" d. cl"thine. mrs; rubbing ,itc holy
N'll with a coarse towel
'l;ath" rccularlN. Th. bsSt n.,th rn,
most persons * :, hot ~ watu. bath.
I"il"N'd by Il cold sriay. "r cold sr"ry-
'n% and brisk ruhh'ur with :; coarse
towel II" sur" =" hay" III" bathroom
comfortable.
&c, as much exercise as pussible i'm
IN" "pcn air. !f YOU get IN = purspira-
''"i. N'"p MOVING until YOU have cool
"a of.
~ YOU have any slight ailn,cnt. such
u" sore throat pain ia chest or cold
~ the head. IL - wise t. consul, vnir
'"'l"r S" mat Tia" ir"mhl" may bc cor
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-01-25
.FORTY-F|v[ DIE FROM
PNEUMONIA THIS MONTH
Fatalities, SO Far, in EAcss Of Num.
her Recorded in Janu-
ary, 1916.
PRECAUTIONS URGED On PUBL,
City Health Authorities Draw Attcn-
ton 10 Important List OF DOnts.
Designed to Prevent Spread 81
This Disease

f"riy-tiyc deaths from bronch" and
l"b"r pneumonia have occurred in
Richmond SO far Ia January. according
!" reports received by the Health be
pdi'm"ni up 10 last night. For the
"nt'r" month of January. 1916. Their"
was total az forty-eiGht deaths from
The same cause
oh.ciaia of the dcpartin"n, consider
~ q propc~ Time again To call the pub
mes attention 10 the following pre-
cautions which should he followed in
crn"r l" prevent pneumonia and grir:
hc"p AVA. rs far as possible. from
persons "h" are coughing or snccZne.
or VIII" sh"w other signs Of having It
cold
Keen Out Of crowded. badly vem,i-
lated places
Walk 1" and from school. or place
"f business il the distance is short
Al any rate. walk the last few blocks
ID" not drink from any public drink.
ing glass.
DO no, put the fingers. pencils or
other objects. except food. into the
mouth
DO not %, food such as apples and
candy. which has b""n bitten into by
others.
DO not u.s. handkerchief which
has been used by any one else.
IT. YOU MIST KISS.
KISS On THE CHEEN
DO not kiss any orc on the lips.
II YOU must kiss kiss tho forehead:
If others insist on kissing you. com
promise on the check
Get plenty OF sleep. Always have
plenty OF fresh air IN tho bedroom.
Eat enough good, noUrishing, we'll
nteparcd food. at regular hours.
DO not over-"at or ovci-drink.
Wear proper clothing, so AS TO keep
tho body always comfortable. but no,
ovcrheated
avoid getting chilled or wet II
YOU get wet lose 40 time in changing
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-01-25
The Horrible Handicap
of Poisoned Blood

may hc labornG under. ;. ;. ,. offers
hope This remedy has bccn in gem
cral u.s., for more than tifty years. II
ia purely vegetable. and contains not
:; particle OF any chemical. and acts
promptly on tho blood by routing all
traces uf the faint. and restoring II I"
absolute ,hirity.
Some of the most distressing cases
of transmitted blood poison have
Yielded To tho treatment of > :. s.,
aud no cas-" should be considered in
curahlc until this great remedy has
hccn given a thorough trial > ,. >
acts rs All antidote to every impuritN
in tho blood You can obtain 1t At
amy drug store. Our chief medical
adviser Will take pleasure in giving
YOU without cost any advice that your
Individual case requires. Write to-oa
"a Swift Specific Co, 80 Swiit i'ao-
uratory Atlanta, Ga.--Adv.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-01-25
MAN APPEARS IN SKIRT
willie Ann Moss Wears Feminine attire
Ia Court. hut Fails to Escape
Sentence.

I'hH' clo,hcs 10 no, make thc IMAM
WAS d"uicd by Police Justice trui.h-
field yesterday inoruin. when IL do
clnrcd that Willie Ann Moss, despite
his three -dny-oid whiSkcrs. and bass
voice. was q woman because he had
on WomInS skirt.
This mar IL "a woman declared tho
court, There MAS no appeal from In"
verdict Moss wore 4 mans coat and
cap. but aS w"mcn frequently do tho
same thing. the court decided that the
skirts the thing.
lie WAS charged with stealing coal
and arrested by Special Agent stone
Of tho chesapeake and Ohio HALLWAY
Company. He said he lived ~ Second
and Jackson streets He went To i. II
for SIXTY days in default OF security
bond for 500
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-01-25
Defer Ouening OF Schooi.

Directors Of the proposed Richmond
School Of Social Economy. meeting yes
tcrday afternoon in tho Office Of the
Bureau Of Vacations for Women, de-
cided to postpone the opening os the
school from March !, as origin
ally intended, until next fall The mat
tcrs OF the employment Of an executive
secretary. finance and organization
were discussed. The directors will meet
again in two weeks.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-01-25
STAUNT0N STOCK DISPUTE
REFERRED TO GRAND JURY
Corporation Commission Holds Evi.
!cnrc Sufficient to Warrant
Investigate ion.
VIRGINIA ACT WITHOUT VALUE
blue Sky Law" Passed by Last Leg
i>Iaturc Held by Garnet to lfc
"imlntcnt," Comforting Power to
Investigate Only.

ili" stat" Corporation Commission
yesterday recommended 10 Jud.c K. :.
N"rr. of the Corporation cour. OF
~itnni"n nrd 10 tOminOnwcalth's ST.
lcfncN carer lr; Ntou that the grand
'ur% invest ra'" tho matter Of tie or
:atiZa,ion aud ia" stock subscriptions
ri tho Graran'cc Eauk and TruS: Corn
p"nN AN" TN" organization Of the 'rir-
"ihih Bond and Share Company. Iuc..
both az stanton.
rms recommendation vas the oJt 20
CON" OF an investigations bc"ur yes
'"i'rN morning ~ the commissions 81
ana Share Company and its pr"Sidcrt
]. Wilcv. have devised Il scheme to
hofr"rd III promoting; Tia. ,:tIn"a.itcc
''thk and Trust Company. 10 th" stocl,
81 which Wiley ana his agents have
taken a number cf subscriptions
The commission which. under Wiz
Iinia's blu" Si;y" law, has power unly
!" invcstipat" such complaints and
ihcn TAI" steps to have trial mad. hy
tn" proper local authorities sat ~ a
court throughout tn" day and made AN
"Aha2S!ivc * ANIMATION u.iu cvrr.
pt":" OF ;he "a>e j. a Kennedy. who
suggested irregularities by W;l.. IN
INC promoting schcm. ;,nd vino was his
associate ia organizing tho Virginia
fold and share Company. which was
formed for the purpose Of promoting
'he trust company, was rcrrcS eli by
:. y limb. rlall., Of stanton, and b,
ii"nry 6. Rely, OF ;his city Wilnv'g
counsel were Judc" W. 4. staples. Of
Roanoke. and Judg" Julian. NJ ouarlcs.
"Fai Leslie . Garn"tt appeared for the
State
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-01-25
The Innocent Suffer Even Unto
the Third and Fourth Cen
erati0nS, But Relief Is Now
i'm Sight.

~ has long been accepted a. -
matter Of course that til" sins ~: the
fathers must hc suffered by innocent
p"st"rit!. yet IL iS hard :" become
rcconciicd To this condition. The hcri-
taIc of physical inhrmity is = haudi-
cap under which thousands must face
the battle of life.
Scr"ful.t i probably the mos, no
ticcablc "f the transmitted blood dis
orders. though there are ether more
severe diseases II the blood that pass
from ono generation to another -"
matter what inherited blood faint YOU
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-01-25
ChemI.t. Club M..,i,r.

pr L. r. Loving will review III.
meeting Of the Association for the
Advancement of Science. held recently
in New York City at tho annual meet
ing OF tho Virginia Chemists Club TO
be held at $50 o'clock tomorrow even
ing at the University club. Officers Of
III, club viii be elected At IN. meet
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-01-25
Held on Drug Charge.

l.ow Harris, cclorcd, Was arrested
yesterday b. Patroimen Sweet. !. J.
Smith. LuinDkin and Frayser. charged
with administering {. drug TO .Alethie
kedtrrd, coiored. with criminal intent.
She WAS bailed By magistrate J r. Nc
carihy i'm tho slrn "f 5 ,0o0 for her
appearance before Police Justice
!, -rntchield io.IlnrrnM nnrmim.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-01-25

nus Two DROPS w Gael, n"stDl with q
riCdi"iu" ,ruppor
Never ns" la thu n"Sc nuythiuG
stronger ,nsu alloy" recommended. uu-
less advised hN your doctor l." q" 80.
":r"nth" always through your nose.
lf ven cannot ito this sec your d"ctnr.''
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-01-25

nciai ropor' he was shot by Willie
iayl"r. col"'ci cash ~ said I" hav"
ht'"mrtcd 4" separate Baylor nul his
VII" whil" they wee engaged in Il
uuarr'i
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-01-25

Suffering FROM Gunshot Wnund.
George Cash Colored. tweutv-cirh;
cars old. of Hanover Courthouse. is In
Memorial hospital. suffering from =
;unshot womb According TO the of
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-01-25

Aurcl,n Briggs. colored. Was convict
ct yesterday in the tiuStinSs Court vt
IL charge of assault and battery. and
WAS sentenced to serve six months In
tho city Jail
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-01-25
Miss Dnncc Improving.

Miss lrma Gertrude Dance. lao0 Ems
low Avenue. who has been very Ill At
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-01-25

AZ iinSt the sale ar frauduler, -~"u-i.
'cS =" rae rs IL * possible ami ...n
ilst'ni with it's other duiicsJ
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-01-25
~, Nonth. for A...u,,.

tho stuart circle Hospital. Was report.
III last night L. bc improving.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-01-25
From February !. 1917. to January 81 1918
From February !. 1918, to January 81. 1919

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III 5s s; $ : s
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% M @ on"r Is e ean
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1hcGove
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cache
] an ' eme r @ e mm make xa h
u"nedI % oS y%" substitution"
10 coune1of necessary hrma,an~
OFFER TIE 4
T% ] Notes 80 AND interest ,i"s peer ~"
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CONTINENTAL SAW BANK
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MARINE NATIONAL BANK NATIONAL BANK
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-01-25

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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-01-25


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