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w. & L. AMBULANCE
UNIT IN ENGLAND
Now In Rest Camp at Winchester
Awaiting Tranaportntion TO
American Front.
IT.


LEXINGTON. VA, February "a
The Washington and Lee ambulance
unit. which lcft Allentown, Pa. several
weeks ago. landed in England instead
of in France. as was at first supposed.
The unit is nov in 4 rest camp near
Winchester. England awaiting trans
portation across the channel.
Some of the letters received recently
from members of the unit contain in
terestng descriptions of the trip and
Of present conditions in England. One
member. in describing the trip across.
rays: We didn't see any subs on the
way over. much to our relief. but we
had lifeboat drill every day. and
towards the last we were ordered to
sleep with our clothes on at night"
Another member writes: We have
seen mills that employ girls. and they
look pretty competent for doing their
work. too. They wear caps and over
alls and mi6des. They look fne as
millers."
The work of the women and children
is described in another letter. as fol-
lows: "EverEwhere the women do the
work and on the railroads even. l
saw boys apparently ten years old
airing and running locomotives. It's
true. we'd call them dinkies in America,
but we'd have grown men running
them
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dealer sells you a bottle OF Dodscn's'
Liver Tone for 4 few cents under my.
personal moncy.hack guarantee that
each spoonful viii clean your sluggish
liver better than d dose OF nasty caIo-1
mel and that 1t won't make you sich. Q
podson's Liver Tone is real i.vcr.
medicine. You'll know 1t next morn
ing BECAUSE YOU viii wake up feeling
fine. your liver will be working: heads
ache and dizziness gone; stomach viii
be sweet and bowels regular
Dodson'S Liver Tone Is entirely
vegetable, therefore harmless and cam
not salivatc. Give it to your children.
Millions of pcopio arc using Dodson's
Liver Tone instead OF dangerous Gallo
mel now. Your druggist will tell YOU
that tho sale Of ca!omcl is almost
stopped entirely Eerc.-Adv. ~
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! am Sincere! Stop Ca|one|!
Guarantee Dodson's Liver Tone
Listen to me! Calonel sickens and you may lose a
day work. Ii bilious, constpated or
: headachy read my guarantee

Liven up your sluggish liver, Feel
fine and cheerful: make your work i
pleasure; be Vigorous: AMI full OF ambi-
ton. But take no nasty. dangerous
calcmcl. because q makes YOU sick and
YOU snay lose days work.
Calomcl is mercury Of qucks liver.
which causes necrosis OF The bones
Calomcl crashes into sour bio like
dynamite. breaking IL UP. That's whc
ing.
Listen to NC. II YOU want to enjoy
the incest Ecntlcat liver aud bowcl
cleansing YOU cv"r experienced. jus,
take spoonful Of harmless Dodson's
Liver Tone Tonight. Your druggist or
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-02-24
DON'T BE BALD
Hon 80 Tnk- Hair Grow Strong, Thick
md LustrOGs On Thin Spots.

Few az w. &c: In Ii il i day and We
Ill have ampl" warming when our hair
! thinning out.
Partisan -:-go is a mos, efficient hair
-rouer. hut t" Immediately stop any
further loss Of hair and Glcniy star,
q new growth II must BE- rubbed into
the scalp 80 the starved hair roofs C, II
really absorb il and get the Vitel slim
uia'ion 80 badly ncedc'i. You will sure
ly he delighted with the frs, applica-
ti"G. for your hair and scalp will look
and feel 100 per cont. better.
PARTISAN sage is not expensive Its
= scientific prepa ration that supplies all
hair n""Js---a clean. non-Sticky. anti
septic liquid that is guaranteed to give
you perfect satisfaction OR money re-
funded.
Good looking hair is half the battle
III any mans or woEan's personal ap-
pea ran nee. Neglect means DUH thin.
lifesess hair and finally badness. while
little attention now insures thick
and luStrous hair for rcar. 20 come No
matter what your hair troubles tra. A
PariSian sage ma ssaEe to-night-you
VIII not bc dis3 ppointctl-AIv
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FREE
ASTHMA SUFFERERS
:! New Home Cure Tint Any One Can
Cae without discomfort or
LOSS of Time.

We have "a New Method that cures
Asthma, ana We want you to Try 1t at
our expense. No matter whether your
ease is OF lons-Standlne or recent de-
Nelormsntt. whether It is present as
orcaSi"na or chronic Asthma, you
should send for free trial OF our
method. No matter in what china Il
you h:cc. no matter what your age or
occupation. IL YOU are troubled with
asthma. our method should relieve you
promptly.
We especially want to send il to
those apparently hopeless cases where
all form. of inholcrs. douches. opium
preparations. fumes patent smokes
etc. have failed. We want to SHOW
every one ut our own expense that
this new method is designed TO end
all difficult breathing. al wheeling,
aud all those terrible paroNysin3 at
once and for all time.
This free offer is too important to
neglect a single day. Writo now and
then begin the method al once. send no
money. Simply mail coupon below.
no II To-day
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knds Stole Merchandise.

Special I" The Times Dispatch.I
ff!ENlLI.E. Fcbruar: ga Sc
ir" al ropr"r:''s has taken place in
WH'tcrfllc within the pas. week. con-
'ntd principally 70 the stores The
nt''"erS finally rounded up the thieves
aud c'nigrcd them In m old sta pie
"hcrc they l.td stored the good; The
guilty iH:ii"s ARC TWO hoyS---Charles
Jennings hnd l:ih"rt .And.rson-ahout
nttotu years II aEc Tho Wythcville
HARDWARE Company was The Drtrc!-
-! sufferer nny!ng lost abou; slGn
ar $40 worth OF goods, all OF which
raS recovered oHc"p; about So worth.
Inc boys Lave admitted their guilt.
They arc now in Jail.
Friday morning an American Rag
was presented 20 the Wy;hev!lla High
School with appropriate ceremonies.
ani In the evening a service haC wa,
presented designating Tho numucy of
Tx hiEh-School pupils who ara aovy'
in the service.
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zlONlSTS MEET TONIGHT
Executive Session to De Held Mt tho
Eagles HILL at I:43

Tho Richmond Zionist Society will
hold IN executive session tonight ~
7:4l o'clock at the Eagles Hall, Third
ana Marshall Streets. EIcr, m"mhc:
IS urged to he present, AS amendments
80 the constitution and e!'-laws VII
,,e presented for the considcrat ion OF
INC society. Delegates from the 50.
, ict., TO tho joint Palestine rastoratton'
f,nd committee will report on the prog
.csg IF tho committee.
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shown that $500, ooo. 900 is being spent

y shown that $500. 900 Is being spent
Tor that arm alone. and that 200 army
officers. $4,000 men and 10000 women
are employed on tho manufacture OF
r:les and cartridges. There arc two
government and three private plants
making rifles. and one government and
uine private plants making cartridges.
1t is pointed out that the modified
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-02-24

Enfield riao has been fully tested. and
more than Justifes the claims that
have been made for it," AS to its ac>
curacy OF fire. 1t Is noted that rcgi-
ment OF negro troops Iuado fosty.tour
out OF a possible ht,y score wsjn this
weapon az shor, range. although many
vt the men had never fred "A military
rife before.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-02-24

'io'''''i"' toT thcl same week OF last
year.
The busincss OF the Federal Reserve
Eanh of Eichn'ond continued hcaNy.
mo institution having discounted and
oousnt biils aTErcSatinS SIj.lGlooo IN
the week ending with tho close Of bu:i-
fess Friday afternoon. The reserve In
1.i'cNoh rcp"'tcH mat Il mad outs iand-
a $500, ~ feIcra! reserve notes.
'eA''NI Oh CONDITION
or RESERVE BANK
''no' 'c"'se j; St"N ISSUE! INC
49,, .'Jm ~ 81 'P'Hch' showing inc PANE
cola bah, s .,n
,.ui, '"'
,,o,L '''''''' 49,"
-, I'''L 'nho .'''' -. lo'opV
GoiI ,, ~ 'o, ,'oS1 ae"nri.s. i''"s''o'
,-o,,
cola rearo,p,jon fpnd ~ E"o
To,al scld rcxerxe s2osso 900
Legal ,.ndcr note size,
certificates and subsidiary
cpm .... oon
Total reserve. -, 5.i45.ooo
Eii!e discounted aud houSh, 3yCI3 oou
Unite! Stitca government
.o'.l earn n- aasc;s.. lls.1 900
/, /, NO IIe.'ed ii"ms.... 1850 n"o
;,m,'o nj. bans notc, 'a5e.ooo
Duo rom oihtr Federal re-
49, '',.'';,.'''.' :otS.o"o
IEF''7 Mar loan deposit
~ '.-'''''.. ...'.' II.Sa. 600
. ieS' ~ eco .'-'.'.-. i"s.coc
.r, -------
~. ,,,,, ''"'''.' ''''' '"st.""p
'''''.''' 80 to'"'9
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-02-24

Simply make up your mind to be
beautiful. Try Stuarts Calcium Wa
tfrs FOR few days and not" what your
friends say .\il those horrid pimpltsi
ara ,l'ckheadS those liver spots and
blotchcS, the rash and redncss OF &C.
Zcrna, All are como and new skin Of
fine texture has como to brighten rour
be smart and VivaciouS and vet all Of
these valuable qualities arc lost bchind
a renu.Sive skin. broken oUt Win evil
YOUR system ~ You SURELY can vim
Stuarts Calcium Waters They con ,
tain the great wonder. "a lcium Sulfidc.
the most searching and effective blood
nuriScr known.
You Will lind Stuart's Calcium Wa
fcrS OIL sale At any drug store, 80 cents
4 box. But II YOU wish TO try th,,n
first. send coupon h"lcV for = free tria Il
package. You vii certainly To sur
rriScd and delighted with their sue.
CeSsful .sc;ion IN tho skim
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-02-24

California. fine delicate flavor.
tender fish i'll oil and tomato sauce.
Something new.
Tuna Fish Deviled. .15c
An Epicurean preparation Of
this wonderful chicken fish. Ex-
celleDt for sandwich.
Marineret Hcrrings oOc
Russian Sardine .l5c
Anchovy Paste o;Sc
Shrimp Paste ....... :. zoe
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ACTUAL CONDITION or
CLEARING HOUSE BANEs

NEW YORK. February c3.-Thc
actual condition OF clearing house
banks and trust companies for the
week (fve daysI shows that they held
$57.7s6,0s0 reserve in excess or legal
requirements This is an incrcasc o:
S28,634.SS0 from last week.
The statement follows:
y Actual condition:
\ Loans. discounts. etc. $4,000 900:
increase. $45,2is, 900.
Cash in own vaults OF members or
Federal reserve banks CAD 39s.911 900:
decrease. $1,612,000.
Reserve in Federal Reserve bank of
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.9,atio OF gold reserves to net deposit
nd Federal reserve note liabilities
combined. CAS- per cent,
Ratio of total reserves; 10 net hopos;
and Federal reserve note liabilities
.Jmbined. $50 per cent
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'"IlDtTtn STATEMENT
For ALI. REsERIE l:Is;>>

NAs - GToN. J. hru4r. -. This
"tek = Federal ro.ory" Statement ,i,.v q
an increase OF sli.uoVv"0 in roII y,
er'c" over l".' week, - % per cent in
crraaH in holdings OF certificates OF IN
" ,,'a,,' ''oo'e9ec more ~ tho
nlelh'erJ r"herrc account and an in
erea@: Of '5@. 90" 900 IL i'.Ae-.l r..
seEvc n"icS IN circulation Tho l,.,:tIs,
emotions :: the close If b.y,n.ss
IhursdaE night was Az follow
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-02-24

'.o;sl carnIn= as c;s... i,
! nrollee'ei itoms.
:ationa' hini notcs........
Duo rom oiirrr Federal re-
serve bank. .....
pGr from spcci,i iripri.
t+r'c - MAR loan deposi,
account ....
All othcr resources. .....
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Lenten goods ready to use with
but very little preparation.
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BANK CLEAR|NCs GAIN
/ IN SPITE OF HOLIDAYS
Total for Week, $3G,.f6s,iiS, Nearly
Double That One
Year Ago.
RESERVE BANK STATEMENT
Bills Discounted und Bought .iggrc-
gate S33, 161 900 Consolidated
Statement for All Twelve Banks III
tcscrNc System Shows Increase.

Richmond bank clcarinSs last week
showed :: substantial increase over the
corresponding; period vt last year. ac-
cord!n9 to tho weekly statement of
Inc Clearing House Association. made
publ yesterday afternoon. INC clear
,hSo for tic five days. the banks hay
Ing observed Frida! as ii holiday. as
%rcSa;ed s3Gt6s.l1s. as compared with
SIS iaS.l3o for the same Week OF Ia ST
Ncar.
The business OF the Federal Reserve
Eanh Of E!chnIond continued hcaNy.
the institution having discounted and
bousht bills arGrcEatins sJJ.lGl 900 IN
inc week ending with tho close Of bu:i-
ecss Friday afternoon. The reserve In
Iti;ution reported that |, had outsta nd :
ing f53.ilo, 900 ia FEDERAL reserve notes.
sSS rG:NIENT Oh CONDITION
OF EESf:HN T. BANK
t.oNoruo! George j. ScaH issue! the
toi!owli= statement showin. the hanl. 3
condition:
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Lin bllItirs.

r,ini resources.
Outstanding .......
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"t'. Liabilities ....... ileS.e.i 600
noid reserve against ne: dcposi, ia

Cold reserve against Federal r...-,.
notes In actual cireul4i'ou 5S mr. c-.
Federal Reserve so,c..
'n'ut .'.'-............. .s3s .o7ueG
r. -, .......... 5.:s: 900
total amour; u bill, Iisaou,.,na a1,l
nonsnt Tor the N'cE euIins Friday
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Total rrscr ,c..........
fii'~ discounted aud bought
CEiic! state government
bonds ana ccriihC.tcs
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Mnny lost articles arc restored to
their owners through the Lost aud
Round Ads In The mcs-DIapntch.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-10-13

richstrase during the four hours every
night The arrival after midnight
needs little explanation. The govern
ment was trying to hide the truth from
the civilian population. These effort s
were futile. The ShriekS and Sroans of
these thousands of armlcSS and leg
less boys Will haunt me Tor years TO
come.
L noted that the surgeons and
lack OF supplies. Not Il bit of cotton
MAS 10 be had and the wounds were
dressed with paper crepe. The suf-
ferers complained that the paper ir-
ritatcd their wounds.
With so many thousands of soldiers
returning from the American front it
was impossible for the government to
conceal the truth. Up 10 that time the
newspapers had continually drilled into
their readers that only a few thousand
poorly; equipped Americans were on
Preach soil.
But soldiers with shattered limbs
and bayonet wounds who had been in
personal contact with the Americans
told j. different story 10 friends and
relatives at the hospitals. These boys
new from personal observation that
ana that II was exceedingly we'll
equipped. Most OF all they knew 10
their own chaGriu that the Americans
were among the best fighters on the
western front In no time the truth
WAS all over Berlin.
Not only civilians and enlisted SOL
d!ers. but even officers of the high
rank realized that America has scaled
the doom OF Germany.
II even heard officers discuss it in
Berlin streets.
One night | was with friends at
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RICHMOND TMIEs DISPATCH: SUNDAY OCTOBER 49, 1918

an adjoining table sat a lieutenant
coionoi ana captain. | could not help
oNerhcariny the conversation.
HIGH OFFICIAL ADMITS
HALOR uF AMERICANS
Leaning over the table the lieutcn-
4nt-colonel exclaimed in the Peculiar
crawling accent OF Berlin German
Jetz aber krfcgen wir keil. mcinfrund:
ne ne Amerikaner sind day TRANSLATED
into correspondent colloQuial American.
this means: Now we are being licked
Tor fair, my friend. The Americans
The captain admitted this was the
lact. Yet from wounded soldiers |
gathered that organized revolt is not
uheiy IN the German army. Smal
oouicS CT troops may mutiny, but that
Will DC from local causes.
more likely occurrence is seccs-
sion sr3! from the central empires by Nus
AUSTRIAN officers who Travelled on the
Same train with mo to Berlin.
There were fifteen OF them headed
ny 4 Major KnencL They coniided TO
me later that they had been in Copen-
nuseh trying to purchase food sup
PheS Tor the Austrian army.
" nile we were route TO Berlin
ment to he.
~, Fraulein. we arc losing the war.
inc American army Is Il nut we can
not crack. do not believe that either
austria or Germany can any longer
Justify the war in the eyes of the pco-
PFC. TO my amazcmcnt Major kncf-
fers fourteen companions shared these
arrived in Berlin. Later would not
nave been surprised"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-10-13
MEETING POSTPONED
Associate Council. National Society
united Daughters of iSf:. Defer
COnNcnlIOn To I.liCr Dntc.

The meeting of the Associate Coun-
ell. National Society United Daughters
OF 1872, Virginia, which was TO have
convened in Richmond. october Il and
10. has been indefinitely postponed on
account OF the epidemic.
The national president, Mrs. Robert
Hall Wiles, has sgnificd her willing
ness TO come at some future date.
Arrangements had all been perfected
for this meeting. and the visit of Mrs.
Wiles had been looked forward TO with
great deal of pleasure.
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Roumanil VIII Be- Faithful
Ally Ag. ia5t The Teutons

NJ. Take JOncscu. the famous
ROumnn :nns statesman, In In London,
and froi,. thcre he has issued n
statement. which appears In this is
snc of this paper. NJ. JOncScu snyS
that the heart Of the people Of his
country is with the entente, and they
hope for the destruction of the Aus
trimn empire aud the remuneration or
the Infamous treaty of Buf<harest.
VI. JgHcScu declares his country ts
being treated ns slave, and II IN
rcnily worse OF thnn IL II had hem
nnncNed by Germany. The harvest
has becn had ono. and the Tcutons
will get little food from tho Rou-
riaEians.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-10-13

Or. matte advance ii cur American
troops at ChatcauThicrry
Coming ut the end of Il long period
% success during Fitch the entire Cor
man nation had been systematically de-
Neivcd by Jhc high German command
';rto believing that the military cifor.
of the United states was negligible
the truth was overwhelming.
AT Il time whcn the United states had
more than Il million troops in France.
WAS present at u lecture given under
the auspices of the government in Bee
thovcn SAIl. Berlin. by DR.. Georg Bar
theimc. former Washington correspon-
dent OF the KoelniSchc Icitung.
flc soicmnly informed his audience
that the entire American army abroad
numbered only :o.0no men: that sub
marines were sinking American trans
ports fas; they put to sea. and
chat even If America were ever able
to do such an incredible thing as to
raise an army OF a million men she
could never set them To France.
II can, therefore, readily be under
stood that. when the real facts did
pop out AT them. the morale OF the
German army and the German people
Was shaken to the core.
When | arrived from Berlin the great
American drive had not yet been
launched. and the Germans were still
hoping against hope that their army
would bring the allies 10 their knees
Rcaiizini: that Ludcndorff's, defeat
was bound to make Il profound impress
sion on tho German mind. east about
FOR means TO obtain precise informa-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-10-13
PRESIDENT GIVES DRAFT
BOARD SUMMARY TREATMENT
Liberty County Oniclnis Dismi,srd OF
Charge of Improper Discharge
OF Duties.

ATLANTA, GA. October i2.-Sum-
mary removal by the President OF the
members OF the local draft board az
Liberty County. because alleged irrcSu-
lariticS and improper conduct of thc
regulations was ANNOUNCED to-day by
Major Joel B. Mallet. sclcctivc service
law officer for Georgia
The members removed are DR. X. S.
Hcndry. -. y. Lawson and Sheriff BAN
ter. all OF Hinesvillc. In their place
President Wilson has appointed }. l..
Chapman. Il farmer of l.udOwici: Bruce
G. Mccall. merchant of Iiincsvillc. aud
y. &. Miller. farmer of Allenhurs'.
DR.. benjamin Fl. Gibson has been
named examining physician of the
board.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-10-13
Don't STAY sluned.nn,

Quit blowing and snufling. dose
or 'Papc'S Cold Compound" taken
every two hours until three dosos are
taken Will end grippe misery and
nrcak M severe cold either in the
head. chest. body or limbs.
IT promptly opens clogged-up nos
trils and air passages: stops nasty dis
charge or nose running; relieves sick
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-10-13
Much Rheumatism
Local DRUGGISTS No-Cure No-Pny Onc'
Attracts Mnny Sufferers.

II thcrh any rheumatic sufferers t.,
town who have not awaited themselves OF
Tragic Drug Co.'S generous offer they should
do at once.
They state that IL Rhcuma. the Cuaran-
tccd prescription for rheumatism. docs not
give any purchaser quick and joyful relief
they will return tho purchase price without
any duibbiinE or rcd tape
rheumatism IL a dangerous l!s"asc. and
any one who has tho slightest faint OF II
should driv" ~ from tho system soon as
possible. Read what Rhcuna did for this
sufferer:
~ have been laid up for one year with
chronic arthritis, had doctors galore. also
spent four months in the sanitarium hospi-
tai .t Troy. y. y. but had PRACTICALLY no
have now taken i've bottles. and can 60
without crutchcs or other aid. which I could
not do for the last MIN, months { highly
questions asked. on receipt or stamp for
postage. This letter may 10 published
benefit to sufferers from rheumatism in any
form. '--Thomas H. Eddy. Schuyler Vile
y. Y.
Good druggists cvcrywhcrc soil Rhcuma.
4 large bottle * in"SpcnsIvc and sufli Gent
for two weeks trcatmcnt.-Adv.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-10-13
GERMANY is NOW LAND
WITH CRIPPLED CITIZENS
in Paper Clothing Roam
the Streets.
AMERICAN SPENDS WEEK THERE
When United States Stepped Into
War Zone, Central Powers Began
To Realize That Their End Was
Soon To Come.
Ey ALFRED Il. ANDERSEN.


have just returned TO the United
States after spending "a week IN the
heart OF Germany.
am a scandinavian by birth. but an
enthusiastic American by adoption. |
speak German with tho iucncy OF a
native. have wife and daughter liN-
ing in Chicago.
was sent abroad last May on the
patriotic mission of seeing at mrs; hand
tn, military. industrial, economic and
general Conditicus in the cncmy's land.
undertook the crrand under the ful!
knowledge death ~ spy awaited If
tho Germans discovered my true iden-
titN.
The results Of my efforts have bccn
laid hefore the government OF the
United States
| nave ird!spu;abie evidence tina;
from the moment American troop,
could not win the war
Sh. is u land Of ,rpplcd men. Of hun
sry women and children, Of paper
wa, nevertheless. Germany Is far from
being AZ the end OF her resources. and
SIZE IS capahl OF. ana fully intends 70,
put up tremendous tight 10 The bit
ter end.
by request Of the An eritar govern
ment. | am emitting from my articles
all reference 10 the route by which |
tra~e!od TO Germany and the means b!
vhich entered that country.
We need millions NOR" troops in
France 80 maxi sure of crushing Ger
many. We VIII have 10 spend billions
more dollars
lean army is : na; We cannot Crack.
do not believe that either Austria or
Germany can any LONGER justify the
wax IN ihe eyes Of the r:eoplGG
rov friend. The Americans are on The
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-10-13

headache, dullncss, feverishness. sore
ness
Pape's Cold Compound" is tho
quickest. surcst relief known and
costs only few cents at drug stores.
" acts without assistance, tastes nice.
and causes no Inconvenience Don't
accept a substitute. Insist on "Papes"
nothing clse,-Adv.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-10-13
Police Sell Bonds.

Richmond policemen are doing cx-
cellcnt work in disposinS of Liberty
bonds. The department has agreed to
sell 100000 worth Of bonds before
the close of the campaign. and are
averaging about $4,000 each day.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-10-13

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