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tors to the Iiordcr Agricultural" Fair at Danvilir.
M interesting religious revival mestinr un.
in connsciion with the ;apt;s; Vale! Mission,
Sev:niea:.t q, street. Several professions OF re-
ton we're made last week. and the meetings
NIL continue every night this wcck
The .cdcGar men. who have renewed the
strike say tic strike is not for higher wages.
Di, j., cause the wages thty bad been getting
were reduced.
rho weather on Saturday was the coolest
Vet. 4 snoWstorm, WAS prevailing all up north
AS far south as middle Pcnuaylvan:a
Saturday was the anniversary of the sur.
render OF C:ornwallis AT yorktown. once 4 gen
crai holiday throughout this Commonwealth h.
tm, alas: under the new ordcr"of things. now
cn.reiy forgotten.
Married.: On the LIST OF October at 81. Ia,l
Mimi. at the, residence of Eugene Underwood,
Esu by Rev :. i. McMastCrs. william, T.. Cam
cron ESQ. editor OF the Petersburg Index 10
Miss Lou &, Edgerton--both OF J'e.ersburs.
Three companies of heavy artillery left For.
,ress Monroe saturday for southern poin,s. VIZ
!, Third Artillery, for Columbia. $. c., and nat.
terry e, F,.fth ARTILLERY for Raleigh. " c.
Two and half inchea OF snow fell in New
York so,urday. two inches at philadelphia four
at BnEnamtou, =. y, and terrific binding
storm RACED at Concord. \. II. =
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.yitneN Ninnner.

To the Editor OF The Times Dispatch:
Sir.---As jtncys are much used and
popular means Of transportation, il may
not be amiss 10 make some comments
on the habits OF jitncy patrons Ladies
are the most frequent patrons so We
.wou'! ask of these: should any ;hor-
ouGho!ed NirSinia woman be less no
drawing room" Does not The we'll bred
woman show "a kindly consideration
toward llow-paSsenge-s in street
car, railway coach Or ji;ncy? And We.
how ot:cn we sec sc.nshness DISPLAYED
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-10-21
News of Fifty Years .Aeo
oFrom the Richmond Dispatch oa, y. 1859

rev. ". r.. Wcllons, Oc
Suffo!i:. editor OF the Chris
tan Sun and leader In
the new temperance move
rlent. Is in the city to-
day on his way to Staun-
ton to attend tho first ses-
s:onS OF the state Council
of the new order Of Friends
Of Temperance, Of which
he is the secretary. The
reverend gentleman Is we'll
known in all OF tho cast
ern sections OF the state.
II will tuEe AN extra train
Oh the Richmond and DAN
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-10-21
Much Ado About Nothing
ny Rof Is. nni I.ToN.
Fer VIII of Avon.


ba GR@sernns AL peace snca az is
We shall admit no payey.'
Misc so1i his Ioo,,
We are too here
Fear sou not thai
:: we can make o@: peace
A;i'' 50 oa abso tarfs 'Fr"'s
AZ conditions
Shall consist upon
our rcace shall stand
As firm as rocky mountains"
hs asfS w ssss tho VIZ rsT" gn
Courier ~" '"'o''
The shin ,hs; really TOOK all our soldiers
"Scr TO France was the Llsitan:s.
That SOU. e. IT,"
1T is awfu! tina, Bingham is 30 and So cents
yard' vailed the country woman. 1T used
Yes" replied the city oman. and squashes
aseu 70 for he 10 ,h nd ~ cents apiece paid 50
raveer 70 come 20 &c t., one Amer 1e.
lea after the
Dress suits
Pisces Glass in The City. Cents"
Help YOURSELF tobs eco boxes
Two-fer cigars.
o TeH FF'o" wore e'nven'io"a! black"
Whole roast pigs
Check Grabbcrs.
hamburg American line folders
Inrnverein DicnicA.
iterdan'merune.
Eenubiica' is I'll rish' these days IL nc
II certainly must be some war 1t has caused
al! The politicians to forget the arfT for thr
first time n 40 years.
+ ;a altogether, probable tha, steps WIZ he
taken at once t. doubi" the pumping ca paci.ies
or the water works stations in St Louis Gin
r!nna;i and milwaukee, TO get ready for July l.
Judging by the size of the checks these DAYS
sotl" o. the well-inown restaurant propr!ctors
mus. thin: ever; customer has an after ID inner
mint concealed about his person.
Smoke
TINE ne vas before this blood. WAY
Ths Me we could W1r wa fslm o and sesrs%ss
With artists eye and careless
i'u, not 80 ea,ny nv "" gaze
W: wonder here in heaven. name
fhey get the coal they're hirnirs
Ted Robinson.
One csn obtain var by sending a "rorty-cish,
hour niiimatum. out peace IS more coy and
reluctant. ~
There axe 100000 reasons ior buying Liberty
bonds. Those reasons are ali in France ana
o'ncr reasons arc going owe" every boat.
The capture OF those $500 Turks BY the Brit
iSh becomes ali ;he more wonderful wiz. WI.
stop 20 consider that the flea; ,ras performed
entirely without saa masks
Lend It,
There's the man behind the gun
And the behind the hoe.
;Lt another must -et busy.
Hes the man behind the dough.
. -
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M.r, ut seven Year. " Age.

Mary Minus raised her hand
on Teacher dear" cried she
Ny 'rithme;ic is just wrong
As anything could be.
Look. Teacher on the second page
And in The 'lcventh line
Don't you the answer there
X not AL like mime
Aud tho /: against The rule
W. children laughed right out in school.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-10-21
Health Talks by Or Vim. Brady
Industrial HSsieae.
Cnrvrisht. 1918 oy Maternal A.~,,., s.--,,.


Miasm3 whatever they may be. were at ono
t!!iD generally ina 3ined Important factor
81 disease: THESE now iniasms. presume bly, re-
Stmoing the almanac version or disease germs
couple dozen usiylooking horns we're suppose ID
!" tneah cut OF their holes in the ground after
lisn;'"II aiid float about seeking whom the y
~ IN, neFouf. Tne! generally found nobody out
~ II was possible to get in out OF the dew and
nc ,is ~ ar; Bnt they altered in through nm
s.,la thelr victims low with malaria, the rhcu-
mdtiz: ammonia on tho lungs run down condi.
ION iver coinp!a int. Ill -hunlorcd blood and con
SUI lion Thus the miasns de- stroycd the mar
~. .aiuE Of countless thousands OF acres of the
"hcs' sou IN North America.
!! the health OF thosc dwc!l,n. on or near
u Ip SOL Is interior to THE health Of those
~, t to on night air and wet feet that accounts
.o' INC dtucreEce. Indoor life Ger; ainly nrctli.
DOCS 10 INC indoor plague. | hold no brief for
;,n ny SMhnp as "A health resort. but IL anybody
naS some rich damp soil to sell ut "A tremendous
prospects, va W." '"' VI
rnsrc - one thing about a swamp that Is
:. ~ tne culture Of mosquitoes. II POOLS OF
80 EiI'tHt water, or cowtracks filled with
.o,, n.n, are not draine'. regularly oiled q:
S tncse accufniil tons OF dead water orYer
~ yea .ccoi1moda tiona for mosquito prona-
@.itfS' HioSquitoes that aliGht and sit pnrailol
M.In TIC surface bite to beat the hand h',,
t.iNsE no disease. Mos,Iuitoes tina, .,iirrhi nj
H ,oa nearly prrpcndcu lar TO tho surface ~
,..,n n.'c.9ohsN but arc likely to inocuiatc thc
irsi!n WIKI malaria. 49, ''''
n,haie the mosqutocs-w is easily ac-
On , n, by drainage oilins--snd The
lamp ana environs viii be as heaIthfu, as any
81 :, "'nn ~ iic country ii you do rct Your
'set Wet occasionally. " ~ 60 :0u'
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Information Bureau

Inquiries regarding nimoaf any tonic.
r1reptin. OIL ieeHi aud n,edfrnI suk-
1ects, are answered tree. 4, all In
Hairies arr answered Sirectfy Nv ar.
ssnhi letter self-addrraS~u. stso,ped
,oHeh pc ~ rruotrcd, Address 'ths
i'es bisphtch '..:"rmat,o- Eur~an
.'.s'hniond. Va
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-10-21

OF the already overburdened mails. 1t is only
another example OF the waste that goes ON
forever in tho public business and proof that
conservation, like charity, seldom bothcrs
about stopping at home.
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Officers Training Cnnp.

7: u. Warrenton.--If yOu ,.iI
VITO 70 Adlu;ant-ticueral 10 Lane
stern. Richmond Va he viii T., 49,,
YOU AS Ia conditions fo: cntcr!n:. such
CAMPS OF instruction.
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Liberty bread takes rank with the mamma
from heaven which sustained The children of
Israel in the Wilderness when compared with
chat the Germans arc eating, made up largely
of sawdust. strawdust. nutshell dust. chalk,
gypsum and copper still there arc Amer
leans who believe little corn meal in their
wnea! nout constitutes :. real hardship
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-10-21

germany mas been in Dutch" theorctically
tof Il long time. and its military and political
leaders have realized it. but now a large part
OF ltSarhy seems about to get there in fact
Unless the forces now virtually surrounded in
belgihm can show almost unexampled speed
'heir, Only means of escape will be TO cross
the border into Holland. and there br in
'erncH for the remainder of the war With
theirs morale iattcned out and all hone
abandoned. they probably will prefer Il peace
iul ilte among thc.Dutch burShcrs TO certain
anniiHiatlon by The allied troops should they
elect to cut their way out
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Confedcrnte pen.io,,

SMrs. - -. IT,. Frcdcrick., HalI.--ror
Ini.rhai ON !on want. write 10 the
.ot"ic .Nn"itor OF Public Accounts Rich
m"nd. VA. as ne has the d;sUursrrncn,
Of this fund ~
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-10-21

Nn.morc sasieas sundays. for the present
at least under tie ruling OF Fuel Admins
iratoE Garfield, who has lifted the ban. 70
me average motor fan, whose knowledge OF
sunday Observance is limited TO the fac, that
u comes once III every seven days it is ioy-
lul ne%s TO the old fashioned lover OF Sab
na'h quiet ana res, i, brings "A measure of
fcercl Perhaps ,hc deligh,iuncss OF The
recent sasiess Sundays may have converted
Somc,.to tho belicf Chat there are things in
nc more TO be desired than tearing over city
S''eels ana country roads at top speed II
so, they have ba"n woil worth while
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Tell II TO The Germans.


To thc Editor OF The Times p!spatch:
S'r.--The ambitious attempts OF GER
ta!n antisunrasists TO pit ineir child
18Th experiments in logic against the
Wisdom ana uttcranccs OF Woodrow
Wilson are TOO iudIcrous TO he worthy
or notice. But when, jus: as t,c. mas
ter ,ntcNects Of the world arc applaud
ing his far-reachinG vision. one .! these
critics suggests, through our columns,
tina, our grca, President is mentally
unsound, au.ely. IL is time 10 call :,
halt. Let M tel that to the Ger
mans. 1ne% would be happy 10 be-
leNr Tiff they only could.
Mr.. wilson, and neither M nor any
other of his detractors. is at the helm
OF this ship OF state, Long live his
bcnciiccnt doctrine in the world which
in this no!ncntous hour he Is sav!u. ?
And may ne soon have the qualification
OF seeing perish from the earth. along
with kaiscrism. the narrowucss and
injustice of those who would behold
woman giving 10 her country her or
spring. her talents. time. means, in
iiuence. prayers, eye.y .ciior, of her
body: mind and soul. ad yet deny her
the human privileges. the develoD:nc
advantages Of citizenship.
WIISONlAN AMERICAN
Richmond. Va, October II. 1918.
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iEiA tDFfSrt,

"r.crc's only one big trouble with " ,lson'
said the Eo;nbast of our FLOCK.
Proceed" &c rcaia"krd, listening a,tcn-
lively.
Tie goes ahead and nai;cs decisions without
consulting 100000 men Wiz have equal right
TO run. for President.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-10-21

Report of the growth OF an anti-Wison
sentiment in Berlin is the first news that
has reached America that there ever was IA
pro-Wilson sentiment there
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Dispatches which say Kaiser Wilhelm in
Wow or his coming ahdication, is sending all
ms vafuables to Holland make no mention
OF the crown prince. Evidently he does not
come under that heading.
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MarN III I;i.hicen,

Years afterwards I saw her at
The we!:-knoMn ''reacup Inn
An I'D acquaintance. passing. asked.
My dear. where have Hou BEEN
TO the auditorium Miss Minus ,adc reply
And was 50 bored | really thought that
wou:u surely die"
The old friend Gasped, Did YOU hear
Them render The Mcssiah'H"
No ::ideed." Miss Minus said
Her sweet voice rising higher.
They aid no, play single thing;
tShc put down her tcacup)
They speu, thc whole time there
In simply tuning UP.
This time b!ushcd for Alarys sake
Twas such ludicrous mistake
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Charcoal Eph'. Daily Thought.

hit ain nice :, live alone said Charcoal
Eph runinatirey, but dcy moments
yyncu a married man woman Look in dc Sias,.
Az wondah who dc TOOL! II! banana Mistah
Jacks ou,
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.AutOr'suncrir.

speed laU With lhai whcc!ba. Of
What havc you'to Say demanded the juds.
NO, guilty shouted tho defendant. The
trouble Is, cverybody III iron, OF ne Was block
ine traffic."
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Question. and Answers.

outttionr and Answers
,or,,e t o"tn.-Two wccSs ago had a.l MI
IE!ateu tooth extracted. Since then my lover
10, up, cnin and gums have been paralyzed.
OF Il? 49, "o",u -" .hs cau"c
o., nrn, You DO IA explain whether a local
sn",sdi anestlrtic was used. I assume you
fn im IN, m Parts feet numb. ns often happens
!r M, ns INC injection of loc:.! ancsth ti,:
-, IN 'ioHcsS. VIII disappear in 4 snort time.
o"A'oiF :ou postponed too long the extraction
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Hold The Valley Of tic Rhine

. ENENGE, per Sc is the most unsatisfyins
OF all the human Observation-Disclosures for the
administering OF punishment or enforcing Of
reparaticn. Usually its sole result is 10 bring
the mind and the action Of the ayenslng
mower down to the moral level OF those upon
whom vengeance IS sought Amid all the
rlamor for unrestrained vengeance upon the
Germans under the letter OF the old
ltebraic law OF an eye for an eye and a
tooth for a tooth. there is the certain know
ledge although stiled, that the allies never
will stoop to a repayment in kind. Had the
war gone into German territory. and il may
yet. destruction and devastation might have
resulted from military policy but not from
prcmeditated wantonness, ais has been the
case in France and Belgium and other coun-
tries where the Tenton foot has trampied
such destruction could gain the allies moth
ing, and its reaction would be twofod IT
would react upon them spiritually lowering
their high ideals. and it would serve TO delay
the payment that Germany must make by de-
stroying her material means there
The Valley OF tho Rhine need moi fear the
hand of the vandal unless il he it's own that
plies the torch and the bomb But the Rhine
Valley. richest and most priced of an the
German possessions, should be taken OYER by
inc aiies, not permanently, but to be held
until its great industries and workshops have
contributed their full share in dscharging
the debt which Germany owes. Let it's rev
onues be devoted to the restoration OF France
md Belgium. Of Serbia and italy "a lct
ii OF its wealth replace the shipping or Great
britain and America that the U-boats have
sent 10 the oceans bottom, and nav whatever
1ndemnitlcS may be exacted for wrongs done
POSSESSION OF the valley would assure nay
'''e"t as speedily as possible and when that
ias been accomplished let il be turned back
10 lis present owners, for there is no desire
10 retain 1t. TO tho destruction OF the Ger
MAN empire and the creation Of another Al
S"cc-l'orrainc problem, which again might up-
SCI me world s peace. Such a solution will
nc Tar better than the unbridIed ravishmcnt
Oh enemy territory in the pure spirit OF re-
'enGe' and 1t will be surprising il such action
i moi taken rs one OF tho steps preliminary
I" cessation OF tho conflict,
"'th signs everywhere apparent that Ger
many Is rapidly sinking 10 its knees. n in
"eed. J, Is not already there. and that un-
'"n"'honal surrender and peace are matters
n' DAYS only the question arises as to the
| 'cuton hect VIII the Pan -C;ormars dave IN
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-10-21

There arc women in the world who never vii,
be satisfied with anything less than heaven
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-10-21
Voice Of the People

Letters must give the name nud ad-
dreas of the writer. Name will not tie
published if writer so requests.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-10-21

some men nerer thoroughly Convinced
i,n,ii they convicted.
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With The statue OF Wilhelm destroyed and
the tprch applied TO the famous wooden like
ness OF Won iiindenburg by paci;iSt MODS in
Berlin. the divine right OF the Hohen zolerns
TO rute has received Il blow i'll its solar plexus
II may not be long until popular Indignation
cannot be confined TO craven images. but will
demand the real flesh and blood upon which
10 vent its diSapproval Car Nicholas paid
The penaity and his record was winter than
snow when compared with that OF the Al
lmghaS;
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FerAaIS on" OF the finest blessings OF this
""v IS that victory comes gradually and pain
ful'!s There is no sudden, smashing result
10 set Us in wild uproar Of rejoicing and
tempt us from oar prOpricty. Our purpose
viii be achieved without the intoxication and
delirtum OF triumph that madden people to
tanaaciSm and Danish discretion and sobriety
There will be rejoicing in time and should
be. but ii will he that Of serious nations con
Scions OF nigh and holy and difficult work
10 bifcumplCtcd
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-10-21

has been the pride and hope of tho Junkcr
heart ana the burden OF the people who were
ground down with taxation for its creation.
on the plea that with 1t hated England was
20 ne huinoied! Throughout nearly the en-
tire war 1t has remained inert and hidden in
its carefully guarded ports and canals; Since
the battle OF the Skager-Rak when il turned
tan and fed for home it has not dared to
venture into the open 1t is known TO have
been strengthened materially with new units
against the day when it would sally forth
TO turn the tide of defeat against tho allies
only few days ago it seemed certain that
an Ar1naseddon Of the sea would close the
present world tragedy. Now Gcrmanys
pleadings for peace have grown so loud that
1t is doubtful il that sea battle TO which the
allies have been looking forward so eagerly
VIII be fought. 1t seems almost impossible
that the great feet should fall into allied
hands without struggle. but events surely
arc shaping themselves in that direction
Boundlcss is the trust reposed By the
country in Woodrow Wilson, james Hamilton
Lewis is going beyond the confines OF wis
dom when he asks the United States Semitic
10 indorse everything that the President has
done or may do in making; peace with the
central powers. His attitude is all right $50
FAR as the past is concerned, but why should
the Senate be asked TO tic itself up TO an
approval OF all future acts Of the President
who however wise he may be. still is only
human? Should the Senate agree with the
member from Illinois, it would vote away
It's rights provided under the Constitution
ana might just as well pack up its grip and
20 nome Such remuneration OF power
Is not desired by any thinking person. tho
President least OF all.
Dispatches which say Kaiser Wilhelm. in
Wow of his coming abdication. is sending all
his vafuables TO Holland make no mention
OF the crown prince. Evidently he does not
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-10-21

"'tn signs everywhere apparent, that Ger
many Is rapidly sinking TO its knees. H. in
"e'u, u Is not already there, and that UNI
""''ionai surrender and peace are matters
o. "' "'YS only, the question arises as to the
' 'tuaon "ee'. VIII the Pan-Gormans dare to
weld UP the sword and confess dofe., with
'n' 50 rarch as striking a blow with their
admittedly powerful navy, which for years
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-10-21

government admonitons and rules on tho
conservation Of white paper are wholesome
enough. bat IT should apply them 10 lis own
printing establishment and not conGnc them
70 thohe businesses conducted by private en-.
icrprisc. Were Washington 10 exercise m.
same economy over its own white pane, stoke
that il inprcGscs upon others Tho s,,,i,r
might be Sufficient TO justify al loas, :, sleh,
modification Of TIE stringent orders under
which others strt ggl". No one doubis tba,
the Effect OF the Air Hammer on the Ijano.
oi 7tonccuitcrs is Il vitality absorbing tonic
10 d relatively small number OF persons in
me stohccutting trade, bnr 10 the general
Pubic, u leaves much 60 be desired How.
ever, the United States Department of Lain,
heneves II sufficiently importan, TO justify The
publication OF d pamphlet Of 1916 pages with
which II dcluses the country under the dc.
partmen' frank, 10 further depletion OF tho
white paper, supply and a needless cloEgine
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tSanuoiph l..
t'iI>wtc ..sancn EhcliLuSc
conducting wan ALI ueparI-
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leDtoricx.

y Republican IS Ill rib h, these DAYS If no
has good trade 20 fall bach on
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, inc couple were married at the home Of tho
bride $ parents. where they will remain mil,
ne bridtSroom gets a joI--Ccntraiia tNfoT
The shin th.; really TOOK all our soldiers
"& g: 10 France was the Lusitan:a
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-10-21

Ii certainly must be some var II has c,nsc1
al! The politicians to forget the .arfT for r,
FIRST time n 100 years
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That Squa.ea IL"

1T is awfu! that Bingham is 30 and So cents
yard, walled the country woman 1T used
be 10 and II cents"
Yes" replied the city oman. and suuashes
used to he 10 and II cents apiece i,.d 40
cents for one this morning"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-10-21

. My idea o: no sort OF Job is TO be the first
lea after the war.
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AlUNDAl.. uCToui:E y. 1915.
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ADDRESS ALI COMMCNiCA-
.iOSS> 10 The Eines-pA
pAtcii. aud uUt AZ tnuiSsoosAs'
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4 "a altogether probable tha. steps WIZ bs
taken at once t. double the pumping ca paci.ie:
OF the water WorkS stations in St Louis. Gin.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-10-21

Law in tho rear at 10 &c nth Ienth
Va. nv The Timea Dispatch tuo
Charles +; iIasbrooh. editor s""
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SktNCii OtkLSf.S: " Ara
tpytuii, lti6 Secs YORK we
toe, .>cw NurA ShS, fhlb
s>,Suoc Dui,u.uE tio>SsS.
l'sOp,eS Gas Eu.'1iok.
i'ui.uuelpllIt Ioiun'.i' 'f-"