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Lumber Sugar-Cured Hams, per lb 10c
12c large cans Va. Tomatoes for 25c
2 cans Tip Top California Peaches for 25c
Regular 0.0c. Mixed Tea, per lb 40c
2 cans Tender Asparagus for 25c
2 cans Tender Asparagus for 25c
2 cans Oil Sardines for 25c
Machine Sliced Bacon, per lb 23c
ROOSEVELT IS SPEAKER AT METHODIST BOUQUET
fustigates Foreign Policy of Wilson, Declaring It Is "Weak and Timid."
INVITES, NOT AVICHT, WAR MADE
Makes Great Pleasure for American Preparedness and Pays His He-
spects to Hyphenated Americans.
Abhors Wanton and Post War.
Special to The Times-Dispatch.
NEW YORK, April 27.?Theodore Roosevelt tonight castigated the foreign policy of President Wilson, declaring it "weak and timid," and declaring that its result would be to "invite war instead of averting it." He spoke at a banquet of the Medical Society Social Union of New York.  and his address was an urgent plea for adequate preparedness that we may be aided "to do our duty to ourselves." "O abhor wanton and unjust war, but to seal the peace of dishonor is not only to itself utterly debasing," said the Colonel. "but also from the lion's turn to secure its own ignoble end." Colonel Roosevelt's entire address was a plea for peace through ability to take our own part. A large number of Methodists attended the banquet and applauded his views. 