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City Enjoying
First Day With
Ban Removed

The Pueblo StarlJournal of Decem-
Der s, has the following regarding the
lifting of the influneza ban:
Pueblo is partly open today and
partly closed. Some Institutions are
taking advantage Of the opening Of
the city by the city health department.
while others are taking the warning
of the physicians and are remaining
closed.
All public amusement places
opened today under regulatioys anil
restrictions announced by the health
department. These include the pic
ture shows. dance halls. billiard halls.
skating rinks and other places where
people seek amusement
The places remaining closed include
the public library. most OF the
churches and the public schools. The
Catholic and Episcopal churches. the
Christian Science church and Lu-
theran churches viii hold services
Sunday. it is announced The others
will remain closed. a
The public schoolsAwill remain
closed ON orders from the health de-
partment, but 1t 10 understood that
private schools will open ~ usual
Monday morning The ppblic library
will remain closed for = few days be-
fore opening, It is announced
Billiard halls were the drst to open
this morning. The usual morning trade
appeared. apparently undaunted by
the fact that there still may be some
danger. Bowling alleys were also
patronized. ~ es fs
In the afternoon the show houses
enjoyed = good patrcnags, hut as only
every other row can: be occupied. IL
was not easy to compare the crowds
with the usual attendance At tho the
aters in tho afternoon. Larger
crowds are expected tonight.
The health department believes
there is little or NO danger from
the epidemic, spreading further, II
the people will follow the warning
given a few days ago. This warning
instructs people to abide By the rules
of the department and to follow them
to the letter. The rules insist that
there shall be no growing in the
aters or in the lobbies leading to the
entrance to the places Of amusement
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ceWEEsE-DvE DITCH AND
RESERVOIR COMPANY
Notice of Annual MeetIna

Notfce oS Aoouob meeting
The Annual Meeting Of the Stock
holders OF the above named Compan~
will be held in the District Court
Room in Canon City. Colorado. Satur-
day. January 4. 1918. at 10 o'clock n m
for the purpose Of electing board OF
directors for the ensuing year and for
the transaction OF such other business
as may legally come before It,
}. v. BLAKE. Secretary.
First pub. D.--Dec. 4. 1913.
First pub. W.--Dec. 8. 1918.
Last pub. W.-Dec. &c. 1918
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srockhoLoeas' ANNUAL.
MEETING.

Take notice that the annual meeting
OF the stockholders Of the Diamond
Fire Brick Co.. will be held AZ the
Canon City office OF the company nj
sls Main ST.. on the 18th day Of Jan
unry, 1913. ut 7:3o O'Clock. .. m, for
the purpose Of eiectinG board OF rdi-
recsors for the ensuing year and for
the transaction of such other business
as may properly come before the meet-
ing BY order Of the Board OF Dircc-
tors
A. f. sHARMAN. Secretary.
First publication Dec 5. 1918.
Last publication Dec 2s. 1918.
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AMANDA GIBBS.
NOTICE OF SPECIAL MEETING

OF members OF the Fremont County
Protective Association
Notice fs hereby given that a special
meeting OF the members OF The Ere.
mont County Protective Association
will be held In the District Court Room
OF the Fremont County Court House. at
Canon City, Colorado. on the 2Sth; day
Of December, 1918. at the hour Of 2
o'clock In the afternoon of that day
for the purpose OF considering and act
ing upon a proposal TO disoiye said
Association.
BY order Of the Board OF Directors.
G. NJ. CHASE. President.
r. BATCHELOR, Secretary.
Dated November 20, 1918.
First publication Nov. 81, 1913.
Last publication Dec 20. 1913.
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Mr.. and Mrs. william Renard mo
tpred down from Denver this after
noon to spend Sunday with tho lat,
Ssrss parents. Mt. and Mrs. Charles
A1ple1 at 6z4 Macon sveuue. They
haA planaed TO sperd Thanksgivsng
heltdays II Canon CITY, but Mrs. Re4-
~ Wns underBDtng - experiences
gv11h fSo fnanoasa e thak timo. and
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NOT QUITE so MANY
INFLUENZA CASES FRIDAY

DR.. u. c. Webb, city health ohicer
reports 20 new cases OF the influenza
in the Canon City district during the
24-hour period ending at 9 o'clock
Friday afternoon. which is consider.
able decrease from the daily average
OF tho previous week. There has
been slight falling on in the number
Of new cases Of the disease for sew
eraI days. While It iss not BY any
means certain that conditions are I'm
proving here. the reports Of the last
few days are hopeful 70 say tbs icast-
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NOTICE OF ANNUAL MEETING.

Canon City. Colorado. Dec. 8. 1915.
The Annual Meeting OF the Stock
holders OF the Fremont County Ma.
tionai Bank will be held at its office
in the City OF Canon City. County of
Fremont. and State OF Colorado, on
the fourteenth. day of january. 1913. at
pose OF clccting Board OF Directors
for the ensuing year. and for tho
transaction Of such other business as
may properly come before the meeting.
d. N. COOPER, Cashier.
First publication Dec. 5. 1918.
Last publication Dec. 26, 1913.
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II was reported : few days ago that
nd influsnxa had a yet appeared n
The Garden Park district. Howevez,
this 7acf Wa dlaproyed whom CLYDE
Chess 0f that plnce vas oroue1t e
the HoIme6 hoop5taI three dayg ngo
euGoF1ng vith ~ diaea6e. ~. cheees
loon1lf1oo n ~ q ~ ~ csoErel1
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TEACHERS EXAMINATIONS

Notice r. hereby given thai the
Fremont County Teachers Examinn-
tion win be held Dec. 18th and goth.
1918. at the Court House, Canon city.
Colorado.
High School Examinations will be
held Dec. 21st. at Office OF the County
Superintendent. Morning session will
begin at o'clock.
ANNA 8. GARwOOD-
County Supt. OF Schools.
sS:ttGi-76S--1tw e
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uIns lFO1l l.OIINTY PnINTINfi.

The Hoard OF County tsopnaISHIoherl'
OF Fremont county. Colorado, Will re-
printing or said county for the year
BIDS 10 be opened and considered
russday, January 4, 1918, and 10 Include
dhc following servtcen; !.
Printing semi-annuai statements OF
Tressurers call for school warrants.
All n0ttcee lasted BY the suporin-
% Scsshiy y stsfsm:nss sss Of bl,is allowed
Call for bids by this ccnnty commiSs
II de terra si<$o1n{S E'r1n3i9l y :. 4 : = ,
the bcsI9 .sssrvss the riUht % reject
~ \ 81 :s's 4: ~ 4 st.s,xsss
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LEGAL NOTICES
SEALED 'PRoPosALs.


shs ss.ass % e rsssSsa y
:. M. December 10. 1918. for the follow
May IL, 1919. delivered on the Peniten-
tiary grounds. all cost Of delivery pre-.
paid. to-wit:
10000 lbs. more or less good beef
$4,000 lbs. more or less good beef
10000 ibs more or less good basf
5000 lbs dry salt pork.
1000 lbs. lard compound I'm 80 ID.
900 gallons cooking oil In barrels.
5.eoo lbs. oatmeal troiled ostsl
400 lbs- baking powder In 6 ID. cans.
200 lbs. baking soda.
5000 lbs. granulated sugar.
1>..ao lbs. table salt.
1000 lbs. rock salt.
1000 lbs. bulk coffee troasted).
$50 lbs. chicory.
zoo lbs. tea
case Cream Of wheat.
~ cases condensed milk tEai,ons).
10 cases condcnscd milk tqunrfs).
cases canned pears tquar,sj.
{ cases canned tomatoes sauar,s).
500 lbs. more OF lees seediess raisins.
,oo lbs more or less dried raisins.
l.soe lbs. apricots.
1900 lbs prunes.
1900 lbs nacaront fbulk).
v.i iee e F.lses,s sa ~ ssSnp tde'ivessd at inter
50 lbs chloride OF lime in Id. cans.
Y l6e. ginger.
lbs whole nutmeg.
doxen AZ handles.
: sssen dozen DicR %cR nsnSIss. nsnSIs.
z dozen sledge handles.
50 cans matches ice pkgs. in each
10 dozen psrior eroorns.
70 dozen emelter brooms.
y lbs. Bakers Premium Chocolate.
cases toilet paper.
il cases kitchen 6rown soap.
dozen scrub brushes.
casee SApoiio.
rolls butchers Manila paper
rolls s.oeers. if-in. nssr wrapping
2.eeo ibs. leaf tobacco tdeiiyered Al
"is5ss's 1865 sasds se % ss.isss ciss Amo.n.ax A
i.sse ssrd. ss-.noA s-o.. Canton
200 yards ls.incb Crash. brown.
100 yards le-tnch Crash. bisnctcd.
500 yards 3s-inch drilling.
s, sve ySrds es-inch sheetins sun
200 yards cheviot sfer coat isninE).
bolt ousi9E Flannel. gray.
$50 dozen pairs OF socks
dozen No. 50 Thread. Ciark.s o. y.
: IS dozen No. ss Thread. ciark's o. ".
GO dosen No. 70 Thread. ciafk.s o. y.
ID. No. rs Meyers snk Finish Linen
Thread. white.
:. lbs 80, 70 Meyers silk Finish Linen
= lbs. No. IL Barbours Irish Flax
s.ooo lbs. sole Leather Oak Tan. full
1000 lbs. Belly Leather. Oak Tan. ex-
1900 feet Black Elk Upper Leather.
COO feet Velour Calf I.ss,her. medium
dozen sheep skins
zb rroas Sd Shoe Laces
shoe repair machine. extra heavy.
sEniverssi or slnEcr).
about tailor Shop and shoe shop,
List will be furnished on application
Each propose, must he signed by the
dfviduai or firm making IL. and be
BY q guarantee. signed BY
at icar, two responsible parties. that
the bidder shsiI. within ten uop days
promptly the articles awarded him 70
be furnished. and upon failure 10 do
So. forfeit and pay 20 the state Of
awarded In dollars.
Samples OF merchandise positively
must accompany bids: otherwise .bids
The Board reserves the right TO re-
ject any and all bids. " deemed to the
ntsrss, OF the be-, siass sr nss 10 a9 sv 80 The .,
tentiary youchcrs. Appropriations Of
. Az bids Tor suppiies must be ad-
hoard OF Corrections.
Colorado state penitsn,iary.
PRoPosAI.s FOR MArNrESAscE
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NOTICE or ADJUSTMENT.

Estate OF GEORGE n. GIBBS. De
ceased.
All persons having claims againai
said estate are hereby notified to pre-
on the 21st day OF December, A. d
1913.
AMANDA GIBBS.
Administratrix.
!. w. Ibbotson. Attorney.
First publication. Nov. 81. 1918.
Last publication, Dec. IL. 1918.
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Nothing more acceptable than i
booa fof Christmas. vvhfp0leis (A63,
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MISS MovLg AMoTHgn III &. Il,
gpeeL UgMxA ~ ~

Mis- Apy Mo55o 3 VI
auenss y 0F1ssos NosDita, s
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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-01-09
RUSSIA QUIET RELATIVE
TO PREM|ER's PEACE TALK
Indications Are Speech Was Not
Given Publicity by Those
in Control.
STILL ATTACHING ENGLAND
Boishcvik Press Continues It's Policy
OF Denouncing British Empire and
Aliies-Onc Paper Accuses Lloyd
George of Misunderstanding.
IBy. Associated Press.

LONDON. January S.--Thcrc is no in
dication thus far OF the manner in
which Premier Lloyd Georges dctini-
ton OF war aims has been received in
Russia. or even whether his speech has
been published there. The Bolshcvik
press OF Pctrograd continues to attac,;
Great Britain and her allies The
Pravda and the Izvestia published ON
sunday an article based upon some
words of Lloyd George. apparently one
OF his speeches in the House o. Com
iionS. accusing him Of desiring 10 have
Tie Russians make peace with the CEN
trail powers. 50 as 70 give the allies a
Tree hand to negotiate to their own
advantage. Other allied leaders have
expressed themselves similarly. the ar
t.clc says. 1t continues:
The allies arc preparing their pub
lies for peace, and to think tina. IL
Russia was forced TO come to terms
with the enemy. she. and no; the allies
would bear tic cost OF peace. Tho
greater sacrifices Russia makes the
less the allies will have to pay. They
could reach the same result by Joining
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-01-09

In the peace negotiations. but In that
ease II would be apparent that they
had betrayed Poland. Lithuania. Cour-
iaho and Houmauia. using Russia as
small Change to pay these debts. Fore
ing Russia to make peace and allowing
Germany TO SubjuEatc the Poles. etc,
they can blame Russia and clear them
selves in the eyes OF their peoples
The plan OF the allied Imperial
ISIS TO prepare peace with the German
:ihperialists at the expense Of Poland
etc. can be thwartcd by the peoples
III struggle with their own govern
ments.'
Nj. Farbman. former London CORE
spondcnt OF the Petrograd Bourse Ga
zcttc. writes for the London press that
the Premicr's statement OF war aims
has widcncd and decpencd the gulf be-
tween the west and revolutionary Rus
STA. instead OF bridging IT. The Pre-
micr's reference to Russia. saws NJ.
Farbman. viii be interpreted there rs
giving Germany free hand 10 deal
with Russia as She desires The writer
accuses the Premier of throwing over
Russia in childish pctulance and vim
dictivcncss because the Bolshcviki have
been guilty of breach Of diplomatic
decorum.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-01-09
WILL HELP TO WIN WAR
Tint Is Special object OF South Caro-
linn General Assembly. Which
Convened Yesterday.
[ By Associated Press |


COLUMBIA. S. G., January S.-The
South Carolina General Assembly be-
gan to-day what was expected to be
one of the most important sessions in
it's history. To help win the war is de-
c!arcd by members to be the special
object of the Assembly. and 1t is OK
pected numerous measures bearing on
South Cardinals participation will be
considered carly in tho session.
Efforts Will he made during tho ses-
sion TO pass 4 bone dry law as a sub
stitutc for the present law. which per-
m!ts an individual to receive not more
than one quart of liquor a month. It
IS said. and it also is expected tina,
ratification of tho Federal prohibition
amendment will be considered.
One of the first steps toward war"
legislation will be consideration of a
bill prepared by tho state Council OF
Defense Incorporating the council pro-
viding for Investigations in cmcrscn-
cies and appropriating $4,000 to meet
expenses. Other matters include equal
suffrage. revision of the election laws
conservation legislation. appropriations
and salaries Of state officers
While Governor Manning and mem
bers of both houses of the Assembly
have urged 4 short session because of
the fuel shortage it is believed the
entire forty days allowed by law VIII
he required TO carry out the fun pro-
gram.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-01-09
NEW CASES IN CAMP
Ono Soldier Dies at Camp jackson and
-Four Others Arc Ill With
Meningitis.

COLUMBIA. :. C., January Ono
death and four new cases of nlcnin-
sits we're reported from Camp Jack
son to-day. the report covering the
last forty-ciGht hours. The total num-
her of cases now is l3S. with for.y-nve
deaths No new cases were reported
from points in tho State.
Regulation of the street car trafic
50 as 10 prevent contact with soldiers
On the line between the city and the
cantonment became effective this morn
ing. The number of passengers hauled
is restricted to seating capacity.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-01-09
NEW HIGH LEVELS MADE
BY MOTORS AND TOBACCO
Sharp Break Marks Day on Market.
When Buyers Took Only Stocks
g Which Advance.
PRESIDENT WILSON'S MESSAGE
Wall Street Operators Look Upon
!. Latest Speech as Indication That
War Will Last for Several More
Years.
NJ BRnAnAN MALL.

Z NEW, YORK. January s,-s,o,es had
rsssSn than hat ,s psopS who nc Buy.
snG Them do no; wan, them unless they
strong t,:.' and NV hish Levels w "s' iade n
FTcsd rHt soa Would G4ss3 ss
seemed to stren=,te IN The ma markt; for zine
As q, tbs tbs, s;rsS go, the notion h. vs. ESims
,,eaec but !, wa !" peace thai p.ssc,n mT.
,SsTs,s"dins Of ne Germans jus; now ana
made UP rs mind tina; tho war would is;
uni,ed S,s;cs Staci broke points in ton ten
h Shot "d st to hS oS y'%ss
figures. With stocks pressing for sale.
broken from III. h!sh Trises s,'aiIs.l On tie
re toros,nG taxing "nGT OF TatrSadI, ~
some extent would be Justified, considering
some - points without ., se,os,k Of i'm.
Substantial nt Sill soiiins 'O 1'' '''''' 49, ''
Si.inE Is s nuGhGI s .s Of p p nG sega
Eo%,GGrnmen; Tor the refiod OF The war The
Sorsrnmcmt announces conscrip;ien 81 Labor
he2 haT tsF e9 etF GH NOT s;SS ay
income
r e n5ss n hs been 80
s;mn.n e 'se be Ga. es5 esa
+ ON the o,hsr hand I, seems , That ,he;.e
!. Rough; peace was near, at hand. and the
Of Mar OF Bskea
the long expected German drive seems
rS!eyous ss Being ne'T put on, my b.
ba nss in regard TO the per cent Liberty
Tho nd nTSpassnd :,, reEaTairE tbsfX Per
yitng 10 the idea tina, the chief use the pub.
s has t9 se psnsy is to nr i in hsnk
or speculation. Tho public Is being urged no,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-01-09
RAILROAD EARNINGS IN
NOVEMBER SHOW SLUMP
ne'urns From Ninety-Eight Rond,
sho" Less Receipts Than Snmc
Month In 1916.
by Associated Pres.l

by Associated Pres.l
WASHINGTON, January S.-Nct rail-
way earnings in November continued
Tar below the earnings for ne sane
month IN 1916. according to tho Inter
a.ate commerce Commissions compiia :
IONS to-day OF reports from ninety
eight roads. Returns are cxpccted
from eighty seven other roads.
Net revenue from railway oncra,io.,
was s5S.SS6, 600. as compared with ssa
$4,000 in November. 1915 Easter,
roads reported Sl6.7lo.0oo. as compared
with 81 1000 year before: Western
roads. s.i.ooo.ooo. as compared with
s-S $4,000: Southern roads. sl3.iG2.oop.
AS compared with sl3.,o4.6oo.
For the eleven months ending with
November net revenue was ssls.17s.o0o
as compared with s63a.l.S.ooo in the
hrsi eleven months Of 1916
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-01-09
scott County's Good Record.
/ Special 10 The Times-pispatch

Especial 20 The Times Dispatch.
GATE CITY, VA, January s.-Ac-
cordng to the report of Game Com
missioner John NJ. Parsons just issued,
Scott County collected fines during tho
last fiscal year for violations of tho
game and fish laws amounting to $3.50
This was $50 in excess OF the amount
collected by any other county Of the
State. Bland. Dickinson and Lee Coun-
ties collected nothing. Giles County
collected $50. which was the next to
the largest amount collected by 4
county in the Ninth Congressional Dis
trict. \. w. Johnson is game warden
for Scott County. and has only one as
Sistant
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-01-09
FAVORS PROHIBITION
NississipPi Legislature Eancts Amend
mcnt Fifteen Minutes After
Hearing Speech.
TBy Associated pr.ssl.

JACKSON, MISS. January S.-Fifteen
minutes after the subject was present
CD in Governor Bilbo's message to the
legislature. both houses ratified the
proposed prohibition amendment to the
Federal Constitution. Only eight dis
cnting votes were cast.
Mississippi is the first State in which
such action was taken.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-01-09
po.tpone In Toilette Probe.

WASHINGTON. January S.--For the
sixth time, investigation OF Senator La
Folictte's alleged dislcyal speech or
last September at 81. Paul was post
poncd to-day hy the Senate Elections
Committee.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-01-09

,,, MAFkE EFT CONDITION.
Poultry--C Chickens and hens very scarce
and in good demand: turkeys active and
wanted: rabbits. market dull and over
stocked Eees-Scarcc and In big demand.
Butter Market firm receipts light. Hides.
= Market dun and uncertain: receipts heavy.
l.!N" stocl< Of AL kinds in good demand and
orinEs top ElarkNt NuotationS arrival.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-01-09
NEW YORK. LAVE STOCK MARKET.
NEW HOIsk. January S.--RceNcs. no ira {

Gives. s'e.dy. vc.ls sitolGi $3.50: culls
sisnu>i SISoo; Western calves. jli.oc.
Shr"p aud lambs. steady. sheen Sli
'-mhs, Sis.S' a $500; culls. $500
Hos stead iorhers and heavy. $500:
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-01-09
RICHMOND HAY MARKET.
Wholesale Cunt tions nm Exchun~
MISCELLANEOUS MARKETS.
DRY GOODS

... DRY GOODS.
W.. ~" ~ loisk j.nuary s-lco,ton GOOD.
!"r h".ty goods increased, warns were
ntin' -nh hurl~i. Guict Tho linen trade
w.. Srcail% disturbed by shc news Of
ierthHr restrictions on shipments OF naI
products 10 this country.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-01-09
BOND LIST

Nm. Writing Paper SIS did, ............. 50
AtIantic Co.'s, Line IS tbtdj .......::.. 81.
\. &. LII. and ~ col. Is (hidJ .......... IS
:; Q. L. deb Is tBaltimorcl. tbidy.... ~.
ChHs. and OHIO couN. t..s 1b!d).......... t",s
Ches. md Ohio conv. Observation-Disclosures. IS
l.igSet and Myers % tbidl............... SIS
l.c:tilari Tobacco Is tbid) ............... S.
Mercantile Marine D.. Observation-Disclosures. IL
Seahoara Atr Line adj 5 th!di..;.... so,
southern hallway ts....,.................. 81
southern Hallway 81 told, ................ ~.
T.. ;. Reg -. 1870 OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. So.
y. >. Registered -. 1915. .................,. ~
I. :, Registered Is. l?.5..........,.,... ln4
y. ,. Liberty loan Observation-Disclosures. 81 IS
J.. ;. Liberty Loan ID is..........,...... IS 81
y > steel :. I. SIS,
Va Brown Bros. ctts CIV. Nal ......, IS
W Car. Chem. LIST - tsskcdl ........... 81
Va. CIR. Chem, conv. Is ,niGl ......... =;
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-01-09

NEW YORK January s.-rrtme mercantile
paper, Si9Nis. sterling. eixty-du% hills.
VII: commercial sixty day bills on banks.
SILL: comlne7cial. sixty day hills. SAL
oisn'"nm5, $3.50: cable. $40 '-i6. Bar sill
bonds ,rreEular: railroad bonds. irregular.
llinc loans. easy: sixty days and ninety
aANs. y: q 80. six months. -. as.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-01-09
Southern Railway SVSterr
dDOminiOnI,inf

LeaNe Kchmond foot OF Ash Strce
daily. ZOO E. 81, Competitions With Main Tin
daily except SUNDAY zoe =. N: cennectiop
{. & O. lily. at 400 r. n. daily eSce MI sun sn
day. Night line steamers stop at Cart.
vcyanccs SoA
VIRGINIA NAVIGATION co. J.my'
Nespo.rt News and MI James River land
500 A; a.. Freight received Tor ali jane
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-01-09
Seaboard Air Line Railway Compapi

Tho Progressive Railway OF tho SoutbL
Trains leave daily: > 4. NJ. Norlena loci
1850 p. NJ, Sleepers Atlanta and Jackso,t
Vile: 1850 j. NJ. Atlanta BrminshA
Special: 1.:4o 4. NJ. .ieepers Jacksonvilr
Tampa. Trains arrive $50 A. NJ g.:
A. 81. 5:35 p. NJ. $50 =. NJ.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-05-27

President of Storthing Dead
ChristianIa. May 27.-C. c. Berner,
president of the Storthing, the Swedish
Parliament, is dead.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-05-27
SINN FEN DEFIANT;
MORE ARRESTS MADE
Government Finds Evidence
of Plot to Arm lnterned
Germans
DnhIin. Nav q.

buniin' May ="
Discovery that part Of the Sim F'ein-
German Mot nroyfdrd for releasing of
hundreds uf Austrian and German
ciyiIfan. now ir,crnrd in ireland and
for arrninr then, agairet tho British has
been made nv tnr British. according to
statements Of officials today. Asa result
dcuorration Of these men began today.
II is declared that the consprators
planned To- arm those alien civilians with
wcapons delivered by German sub
marines.
Dtspilc the arrest Of their leaders.