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UNCLE SAM SMELLS A RAT
BY FREDERIC j. lFhsIxlN

| WASHINGTON. December Traits
| have now been added to that innuin-
cradle host OF pests and abuses. rang
Ing all the way from autocracies to
garbage cans. and from profiteers to
prairie dogs. upon which VIC arc now
at war. Tho Bureau Of the biological
Survey has laid before a startled pub
lie tho fact that rats and mice cat
S2o0.000,o00 worth Of food every year.
1t has turned ruthless X-ray Of inves-
LEGATION upon tho family life OF tho
rat. and has shown that ono pair Of
these Roosevcitian reproducers might
in the course OF three years have
359.10a,4s2 lincal descendants. 1t takes
all the time and labor Of 100000 mon
10 support our rat and mouao popuiu-
ton. and the only things they give us
In return are tho germs OF bubonic
plague, and few other diseases which
they pick up in their underground
highways. the sewers. and carry into
our sranaries and pantrIes.
The rat Is a sort Of symbol in the
animal Kingdom of all those abuses to
which the world is beginning I,
awaken. such as hereditary autocracy
and predatory wealth.. Like the En-
perors and maEnatcs. 1t has been with
u5 long time tthc Norway rat came
over before the Hevolu,ion). has gained
a .fooiho.d among tho best families, Ia
purely parasitic il its way Of life. and
E"rNcs no ur"fn! purpose. II Is tcna-
cious OF life snd greedy And we
nave tolerated = among us these many
Sen"rationH although VIC have ALWAYS
had the power to destroy II IL we
would
Organize Unite.
What pr. David l.. I.antE. the great
about rats. is a formula which YOU
might apply 10 more than one ins,itu
ton and hSure in The existing order
OF th!n6s: "f'o: the centuries the world
has been fighting them without or
Eaniaa iion. and at the same time has
"ern Feeding them and building for
;he'h foriresses for conccalrnent If
"e are TO fight them on equal terms
we must deny them food and hiding
places We must organize and unite
The time TO begin is now"
Tho brown. or Norway rat. Is the
worst offender. Reaching these shores
on Shi?Loard. he has almost exter-
minated me native black rat and roof
rat wnich lacked his lighting ana
breeding qualities, and his rcsourceful
n.S:.
The brown rat is an almost ideal
product Of tho struggle for existcnce:
.!e IL aunrcme!y fitted TO survive. ana
abfoiu.e!| unified for any useful pur
poe. Just "a in our present oreaniza-
ton Of human society. which is pat
termed after the struggle for existence
among the beae,s. men Of greedy and
acGut3!t:vc nature come 10 the ton
whiic those Of creative and inventive
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-12-07
Tax Revision Necessary

\ NY system OF taxation which is so complex
that neither the tax collector nor the
taxpayer can interpret it is wrong The pur-
pose OF such a system may be absolute equity
out It's effect is bound to be Far from equjta BILE
Il neither party to the ira ction knows for
certainty whether the levy is being right
fully or wrongfuly laid
THESE reflections inspired by the an
nouncement OF Secretary EIcAdoo that he has
called three eminent lawyers to Washington
TO assist the Commissioner Of Internal Rev
enue in aguring OUT the new war taxation
scheme. More thaM two weeks ago Mr.. Nc
Auoo ielt the necessity OF bringing Into gov
eThlnehtal conference group OF leading
business men. experts and legislators in
desperate effort 10 find out just what Con
gress meant by its cXctss profits tax
Ihese TWO commissions are sitting in Wash
lnGton daily porting over the new law seek
ing sono iair means OF assessing the ney
taxes and hoping 10 put reasonable clarity
into the Law. Meantime, individuals and COR
porations are deeply in tic dark about the
"Hoie pus!Hcss EIperts' have been re-
tanned by many great corporations TO deter
mine what these interests will be called upon
TO contribute. One great enterprise engaged
TWO such specialists and found that their
reports were nearly s50,000.oO0 apart as TO
me sum OF that corporations earnings sub
Jcct 70 excess profits taxation
1t !s OF course, proper that excess profits
should be taxed. and that other assets OF
!ndivIdua! and corporate bodies should be
called upon to help bear the cost OF the war
Upon this fact there can BE- no argument but
it likewise is proper that Congress should
write It's tax laws in language that may be
comprehended at least by the Treasury De-
partment itself Otherwise, injusticcs and
hardshps will be imposed upon the taxpayer,
ano perhaps losses will he sustained by the
government itself
III view OF the experience through which
the country is passing in it's effort to accom-
modate itself TO the new war tax it would
seem necessary for Congress to act without
delay for an overhauling OF the obscure and
confusing sections OF the new law. This is
particularly true Of the excess profits tax
| nless this is done. there ia certain to be
endless litigation and much unnecessary bad
feeling on the part OF those interests which
pay the taxes.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-12-07
Health Talks, by Dr.. VIM. Brady
'Sop5fishI !s!1. by National, Newspaper s.-vics,
Extracting nbcumati.,r
Case2 from the clinical records OF a dentist
VINO taxes A-ray pictures OF tie jaws for dag

who takes Aray Of tie JAWS for ee daE
n,l s %9"h an for,T could scarcely walk could
t,e nad:oEraph sioWedf ehsI pacTed ssS,
lcye tooth, and three abscessed roots on left
Under no"oca!nc Nocai anaesthetic5 removed
,n ., casr!q and UPPER le't aNscessed roots
into oficr unasssted. could raise arms over
mead cpen and close hands. Dentist still slsept-
seemed to come back again At this time The
TWO remaining abscsas"d roots were removed
days the Joint trouble hcgan 10 improve. and for
several months sine" that t!:nn she has been
'ient Was referred her dentis; by her FAMILY
physician But .,!nind YOU. SHE had neither tooth.
x-ray pIc,nres dsclosed ihc Blind root abscesse ne
.. Man. si.ty-two. had suffered for months
o 5s %s ss Of Fh lis ss. ~ sos s
the whole sanut Of alleged remedies for un,-
hIs EtI1aNy The dcntis, happened TO NEE,
Ead:cgraphsd his Jaws. and found severai in
rected :. teeth Extracted Two at each sitting.
tion there was distinct rcac:!on-tiiat is the
pas4 tSt worss ,h@p before
being the dentist'f o~n father The poor fellow
had mno, 70 ,s SICK be 70 The r :reasment Now he
instai!n,en,s. 50 TO speak. Is sound science: each
es.rafStion With or withou, currettn,ent or
ticaliy vaccinates the patient With an auto.
E gen Xaca:ne and bl extracting only one or
Kept within reasonable hounds and the reaction
Young professional man. About every
afieTnoon he became flushed and had an eleva-
ton OF 2 doErse or so o: temperature worried
OF jaw showed infected upper molar iootb
Mttle ahscess not larger than the head OF a pin
afternoon t.verishness Disappeared '"o
orni sepsis does not explain ali the rheunnatiz,
any GOOD. - ever ooes patent
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-12-07

Still another story OF the government al
legged netcienCy in the handling OF its mill
tary resources is pat TO rest by an investiga-
iion at Camp Lee Where when or by whom
reports of reckless waste OF foodstuifs at the
camp were started is not known, but they
have been widespread and OF a character TO
cause alarm and dissatisfaction among people
upon whom food economy is being urged
iorceully and daily. Happily. the rumors
rail 10 stand up. y civilian investigator, an
expert on food, is authority for the state
ment that instead OF wssteiul methods pre-
yailing al Camp Lee, its system OF food dis
iributicu and conservation is one that could
he copied with profit by private business en-
icrnriSes
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-12-07

ably now be fighting desperately on his own
soil. II out OF tho hopeless anarchy which
now rcnders Russia helpless before the
enemy, group movement should start up
with Grand Duke Nicholas at its head. II
would undoubtedly gather q force that would
have within it. wonderful possibilities Of re-
covery for the PROSTATE nation. And those
who look to the grand duke as tho man for
the emergency are not dreamers. Ludendorff
was not INDUCING IN Idle speculation when he
referred to tho possibility OF the Russian
army coming back
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-12-07
The MOnarcii.

When fish are biting down the Bar. voice
Within Tie seems TO say: 20 chuck your job and
come cwa?! Come and take 2 hike And
III my boat seem to be, getting my tackle
running free--a Monarch of n land-ioci:cd sea
cajol.ng for strike
III" green e mad with thrilling song where
stretch the shores so low and long: where win :
ter calls the oyster tong MY lure sinks to the
deep AS hIn,sn!en stalk their weary prey 50
search where tho Innies Playground ne. an
aH-glorous day where blues the skyline keep.
Mar there comes a sweet, pure note from
som" uaheia!ied singers tlroat-a jcwcled
'OTSt--""d IN my boat Sit tntranced and listen
Just overhead tie cloud sheep craze a N,ecy
hefa III heavenl: ways. and this wondrous
"a! o. dave the caps like diamonds gisten:
can; re ir:bed with proud estates. with
eE'!!ne robes or frown!nS gates: I care not
*hcrc the courter waits TO kiss his masters
ha"d Give ne tho open, large and rree-thc
forests. mountains end the lea. Give me IT,.
.2lt-bTeaih :roia the Sc. 10 Gods unending land,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-12-07

No one but an enemy to this country would
seek at this critical time TO stir UP race
Prcjudiccs and passions Rumors, apparently
aimed at the satisfactory relations NOW exist
ing between white and negro draftees in the
various environments, may have their source
in Hun propaganda, "a Secretary OF War
Baker believes. or i'll the foolish, loose tai
OF those who forget the nations peril in dis
.,cussion OF racial differences. Negro soldiers
il camp are doing their part Loyalty in pre-
pairing to defend the haG OF us all, and the
statemen, may be accepted as true that they
being trained under conditions just as
favorable those accorded the whites.
lhere is no cause for diScord. and with the
spirit that now peryadcs the camps there
will he none.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-12-07

e,,.,.. ron;erncu The gentlemen
that convention at the hands Of that body for
we Know TOO well that such a demand would
iIcet with denial az speedy and az certain ns
the granting or it would he unpleasant to us
ana Improbable TO those who voted for u.s."
yesterday drawing seats and wrangline over the
printing. Eau&hur5t OifGred a resolution that
the man getting the job shall be one who can
take the test oath but doubt expressed
~ several members II man competent to do
found in Virginia Finally the whole business
was referred to committee.
The weather qu.;e somaniy Yesterday
that Is. II was contrary" for II is contrary to
all meteorological traditions that a snowstorm
That is what the little storm that visited Rich
mond yesterday did.
Granville Nontelle noted horse thief. was ex-
amined before justice Of the peace In Peters
burg yesterday and sent on TO the grand jury.
The Valley EirEinian announces that the vir-
sinia Express Company will be in full
blast. backed by capital enough to make 1t q
success from the start.
The United states Senate yesterday called
upon General Grant. Secretary Of War. to fur
nish the number OF white and coiored folks
registered in the Southern States and the num-
Der voting In the last elections. also the number
of whites disfranchised.
After further wranSlnE in the United States
sage was adopted
The bin to strike the word white" out OF all
discussed ct length in the Senate yesterday and
passed by :, vote OF 80 to s.
In the House yesterday Paine introduced a
r.pei states" Il was Tefsrrsd 70 tie Judiciary,
COMMITTEES.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-12-07

Figures whfch' set forth the ranges OF
white plague i'll Virginia last year should
serve 10 bring greater activity in the battle
20 lessen its alarming toll. Four thousand
deaths in Tho State. $50 OF them in Richmond
with 10000 cases nov scattered throughout
the counties and cities without adequate
.upeTySiom-that tells the story OF condi-
lions. Each ono OF these cases is a constant
menace 20 those who may come into contact
With it. The Antituberculosis Association is
doing noble work in the dissemination OF
knowledge which it is hoped will make a
continuance OF this condition Impossible
Bat il must have money TO maintain its Of
forts For this cause you are asked 10 be
generous IN Your purchase OF Red Cross
Christmas seals. Each one you buy will be
mntera! evidence OF your contribution to
humanity
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-12-07
.AcetyIrne Lights.

MS. +. T.. r.. Stony Crcck.-Thc
juTenu OF Mines says that IL Il person
is careful there is 10 danger in usinr,
acetylene lights. The bureau SAYS thai
even II SINAI! amount or gas escapes.
the"e would bc very little danger I'M
less tho room small and closed
ny tight for Il number Of hours.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-12-07
Mistnkc Rcsnrdin. Ayr.

Reader. Eichmond.-Under the new
rules promulgated by tho War Depart
Iaent. all regiStrants In Tic se!ective
draft not already In the service will
b. reclassihed according to their an
swers TO oues.ionnar;es nov being
mailed 10 them. II the party referred
TO made mistake regarding his age
NJ tho tine he registered. he should
call the attention Of the local cxamin-
ing board TO hia mistake and submit
IL" nect3Sai! .,.c..a
ella in.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-12-07

paired mako tho anaeSthetic unsafe piph
theria often impairS the heart. especially when
the sntitoNin Ia delayed or glvon In inadequate
pretty small dose Of antItoxin for an adult. II
thut the total amount you received You
In error u you assume that tho anutoxin
affected the heart. because Il has never hee,i
known to do Diphtheria poison uuncu trail
izod by &ntitoxin is what makes dphtheria II
serious disease. especially for tho heart
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-12-07

Mrs g. T., Danvi!lc.--Tha dairy di-
Nisi"n or the department OF Agriculture
say INIT whom makiag butter for stor-
ms. make II from fresh cream. ripcncd
20 mild sour favor, churn To low tenn
ptT"ture. wash out buttermilh. salt
highly and work only TO incorporate
salt. Pack butter in stone crooks and
cover with a layer OK wet salt or brine.
ihen store In cool place, free from
objectionable doors
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-12-07
News Of Fifty Years Ago
'ispatch. Dec. z. 1917

Thomas ]. Evans. A!.y-
aander II. Sands. William
taylor. y. y. Strudwick and
Marmaduke Johnson issued
a card yesterday saying
mat their protest was to
T"nAral Sclscfleld and not
70 the convention. and they
nave no idea Why lie sent
y TO the monSrel body pre-
aiaed over by Underwood.
thomas j. Evans, who
wrote the vigorously cy-
pressed card. says Soho
hcid denied their appeal
and there the matter end
"a. so far as they. were
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-12-07

General Won Ludendorff is gerersuy re-
Earded Field Marshal Hindenburg.s ind;s-
peusable military adviser. His brain is said
TO have inspired every military Campaign in
which Hindenburg has achieved signal sue.
cess. Ludcndorf is quoted as expressing tho
,Dpinion that Russia is out OF the Gghtine
permanently. unless some dcspot or other
like Grand Duke Nicholas might seize power
and incte the war-weary Russian amy to y
final effort" His reference 10 Grand Duke
Niche is significant. and a tribute 10 his
foresight. Nicholas Is undoubtedly tho ablest
amilitary strutegist q: Europe. Had he been
properly supported and kept at tho head OF
the Russian armies, the enemy would prob
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-12-07
Coptrnuictory.

What ] cant understand" said Jones. lis
why women their shoes too small"
style. boy: STYLE" said Smith.
well. then. why co they wear their has too
big. their skirts too short and their tongues
100 long, huh:'
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-12-07

Didn't Know 1t Was Loaded" and Didn't
Trust Banks: Now His Money Is Gone" are
two headlines appearing on one page OF The
Times Dispatch. And this in one OF the most
enlightened communities OF the twentieth
century.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-12-07

American engineers have had their
baptism OF fire in France and they acquitted
themselves herocally when the quadrant was
laid aside for the rife. No difference what
his calling, when the Huns uncover N Ameri-
can they will find fighting man
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-12-07
Where Famlt. Training DIc,r.

observer. Rich,nond.--perhaps the
pest WY 10 settle the question would
ne 10 agree to referendum vote OF
al concerned. and then acquicscc in
the viii Of tho majority.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-12-07
Information Bureau,

Inquiries regarding almost my tonic.
excepting on legal nnd medical nub
;ects. arc nnhuered free. A. NIL In
nuiries acc anHwercd directly by per-
sopnl letter n Recent stamp In rcunircd
Tor return rostnEe. AddrrNs Tic Times
mond. Nn.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-12-07

Germans are said to be using toy balloons
to scatter disease germs over the allied lines
lf the. can find some way in which to use
nanys bottle for the dissemination OF death,
1t Will mark another conquest for KuItur.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-12-07
FRIDAY, DEcEMBER :. 1917

Foreign Secretary Won kuehlmann is
quoted as saying that il is absurd to think
thut Germany will enter the peace conference
with large claims Battle field Developments
seem to have cast their shadow over the
spirit Of Teutonic dreams.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-12-07

NO" that Congress is With US again some
way should be found to keep Senator La
Toilette off the first page
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-12-07
charcoal Erh'. Daily Tnouxn,.

"Hit ain no rasia' time bout VIVA; VIM
mons don.' said Charcoal Eph. ruminr lively
'rkase hit won be long twel dey stop an do
sump'n else Jest as irritatin. Try pone. Mis-
tab Jackson"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-12-07
Nobody knosys-II.

Nobody knows the full force of a tear
Nobody hno"s IL :t's always sincere:
And why an2n a laid out on only one bier
Nobody kUows:
10 L, Colt!nucd.)
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What
PcrSliinS
Thinks

in New York CITY Sunday that deserves the
widest circulation Very many OF have
sired TO know what the leader Of the American
forces In Franco thinks as he faces the world
CRISIS at close quarters. Here Is wha. Pershing
wants Tho people OF this country TO know: TEL!
them there Is no ground for the hcrcsy that
Germany cannot be beaten. Germany can lc
beaten; Germany must be beaten. and Ccrn,an;.
will be beaten General Ucrshi:is is n reticent
man who makes deep Impression upon the
hmercans VINO come in contact with him Ia
France. whether members of Congress-. persona
having business with him. wo-Rcrs In the Fed
cross or the Red Triangle Every one Inter
viewing til. leader of tho forces of the United
states conss away. convinced that he is worthy
mt his country. and the right man for his place.
ihtS consensus OF opinion gives added valuc 20
he word Which the general has sent home.
lave any. in the depths OF their hearts har-
bored doubts or suffered the shadow OF fear 10
Green over them as the magnitude OF the tae;;
set Tor this country has taken hold % us,
Pershtng's w"-d Is finely calculated to rcasr'ire
any such and 10 deepen the cour;rI-s resolution
for The performance oe its duty-Sp:inafold
Republican
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-12-07

Mexican bandits cross border and fight
Americans. That has strangely familiar
sound,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-12-07

street. Richmond, Va, hy Tho Times- Dispatch Pub
,,saInE Co.. lne., Charles Z. Hasbrook, Editor and
Manager.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-12-07

ADDRESS ALL COMMUNICATIONS TO The Times.
Dispatch. and not l., individuals.
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Voice Of the People

Letfern must give tae nnmc and nd
areas ~ the writer. Numc will no, be
puhitshed IL writer requests.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-12-07
Congress
and
President

IN. !ate session ca Ills for searching revision. W-
nave "a war TAX law confusing in It's terms
;hat 20 the layinan il is incom prchens.h,a ana
evHn experts fail to agree upon some or It's pro-
visions" There t3 food contro! law which
isayes he iresiden; powe"less to deal with hun.
Hreds OF thousands of retailers who nov arc
s s| lay also fun Of huveaucra,ir detects
I!npoTiaI,t sections. The war powers o. tho
nniteu states government unlimited hui
WIN inc ez cention Of few of them t.acv ,ri,s.
ne exercised first by CONGRESS End NOT by ;ro
aresiGent Tt:nid. half hearted or slovenly .vn,i
70 ~" burdens Of the executive. For evcr:,
c.c:npia!Ht reasonably made against tho ad,,i,,.
i;Stra'i"! thus far. a dozen indictments ma ,,c
r T"Eeu against Congress and made TO s,ic.
h'S - INC ti'nc for stern laws. bur they n,urt
pc ne DIT laws. without jokers eauivonntiore -
W. n - Iremias classes or dan-a -oc,sp
" y nave NaI li--'n such war ,ayiela attn. 49,,
ne h;s Guy az Congress IS :. q its o-r, unr
'''''e'''H ana !Aie!liEent!y--Eew York World
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-12-07

II Congress VIII attend strictly
10 its own business II will have
no time for fictitious rneddliug
win the executive department.
Bc'!deS the many neW measures
NECESSARY for tho nra,acu,t.n 70
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Qur.tinns md An.u...

Phosphate and Goter.--Wou!d a teaspoonfu1
OF phosphate NJ soda in hot water every moruinn
haze any tendency 20 cause goiter? &C A.
Answer iardiy. II acts differently than
my other saline ca;hnr,ic II Is ,ln wise m 49,
any Kind Of salts every morning or very fre
qrenuy over long period Of time
Diphthern and the Heart.--.My doctor saws
my ton,iiS in bad shape and ought 10 he
IsmnooTed ! had dtnhtheria a year ago. and took
LEFT my heart weak DO YOU think It would be
s1fe 70 nave ne op s,,s MRS NJ. TIL
whether your heart Is seriously enough i'm.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-12-07

= MEMBER or THE; ASSOCIATED rREsS:.The
republication nil dispatches credited to or
otherwise credited In this paper nnd also the
4otMl news published herein. AL rights OF rcpuhcn-
ton OF special Dispatches herein gro MISC reserved.
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Current Editorial Comment

Bishop Luther Is. wilson. Of the
Methodist Episcopal Church,
lately returned from n mission in
behalf OF the Y. NJ. G. 4. Oh ;hc
war fields, read message from
f,ppcral perchip,.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-12-07

~ our friends who favor with mnuuscrtpts and
Illustrations Tor publication wish TO have unaTaao.e
articles returned. they must In nil cases eehd sthFs
Tor that purpose.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-12-07

TELErHONE: Randolph j.
Private Branch Exchange
connecting with all depart.
ncnts.
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MttnlunD Guress.pspatrb
THE DISPATCH
80 . ~ .

entered January FL. zoos, at tho rost-Onee at
Riehmopd. Va. as ssrond-eia matter.
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The Anxious Dead.

10. Il. PARIIAM.
Petersburg. Va. December 4, 1917.