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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-01-09

WE BUY AND SELL ALI. KINDS OF
bags write or phone for prices
RICHMOND BAG co. INC. Rich
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BUSINESS Opportunity
Poultry. 49efS ann G.1e bIorK

FOR SALE. FINE IoT or POLAND
China and Berkshire pigs; eight and
ten weeks old; price, $3.50 and So
each. w. T. PANKE, Burkeyille En
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Hats .Gur Kfnf

FLAT OF TWO OR THREE BRIG1iT,
sunny rooms, newly pdpered; = large
: closets; hot and cold water in rooms;
best central location in city. with
family of adults; moderate rent. a
z, care Times Dispatch.
BACH1SLOR APARTMENTS. { WITH
!. AL home comforts, convenienti TO
u business centre; man servant In, at
rendshoe III East Franklin.
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aTlOns to.anteo, renal

! LADY or REFINEMENT WHO Is
an UNDERGRADUATE nurse. with train
ny ana experiences, desires a posi-
ton by March as nurse and com
panioH to u lady or elderly couple:
stay at home or travel; best OF refer
enccs. Address y. o. Box No IS,
Aiamrerf
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OLD HICKORY AND WEBER FARM
wagons. No higher in price than
others, and best in quality.
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SPECIAL SALE.-EIGHT WHITE IN.
dian runner ducks and two brakes,
forty English penciled Indian run,
Ter ducks ana fifteen brakes. six
Rlac! Minorcn cockercls All pure
Bred ana in nice condition: 81 each.
OAK GROVE POULTRY YARD
MAketcld Va
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RALSTON HEALTH SHOES. MADE ON
foot-moldcd lasts All feathers for
all weathers. GEO. L. SHUAfAN
sells them. 631 East Broad. Ralston
Boot ShOn
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For SaIe

HAVE BIG STOCK OF DUMP WA
CONS ut low price. Several top
and open spring wagons, very low
in price.
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PONIES For. SALE.--BREEDER's
herds oe Welsh ponies also young
growing stock OF Welsh Mountain
ana Shetland ponies of highest grade
and type Inquiries promptly am
SWered Write or apply, MONTROSE
PONY FARM. Cartersville. Va.
FANCY TURKEYS FOR SALE. WILD.
crossed on bronze; one tom, two
Years old: five young gobhlers. three
hens; all perfect pictures. with
thrown trimmings. Address JOHN
~ SCLATER, PALMYRA, Va.
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a9i5reIlanfous
SHOES! SGoES! sHOjEsI,'

923 EAST BROAD, NEAR CITY HALL.
Is the new home OF BOWDEN s
SAMPLE SHOE STORE. Good shoes
cheap for the whole family
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Rptfrfg

SPECIAL SALE FOR BALANCE OF
made garments for ladies. misses and
children. Alterations free MRS.
JULIUS BEAR. 142l East Main
Street
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NOTICE ANNUAL MEETING.
Virginin SIR Co, Inc,

THE REGULAR MEETING OF THE
stockholders Of the Burt System
? Inc, viii be held In the office of the
company, No. IA South Seventh
street. this city, February Q. at 1890
o'clock.
w \. KLEVESAEI.
Secretary Treusurer
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In the matter OF No 1897
SAMUEL H. ULLMAN, In
Bankrupt. Bankruptcy
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Drip GlaE.fo, .Ifnnalf

WOMEN G ET GoVERNMENT- JOBS.
big pay; write Tor list OF positions
now available. FRANKLIN INSTI-
IGIE. Depi. POL. Rochester. y. Y.
LADIES AND GENTLE
STLDIO. ~ IL Enst Ernnd
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SEVERAL NEW BUGG1Es. BUT A
little shop worn, from 50 to SO
cncnper
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WANTED-IF' YOU WANT POSITION
as fireman. brakeman, electric motor
man, conductor. coiorcd train or
sleeping car porter, hrst 5class. Nor
folk Baltimore roads. ss5 To Sl65
month. steady work. experience un-
necessary. no strike, inclose stamp.
name position wanted; passes and
uniforms furnished when necessary.
Address RAILWAY INST, Dept. s.
INDIANAPOLIS Ind
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Rerttng5

70 THE STOCKHOLDERS OF TIN
Bank of Commerce and Trusts on
are hereby notified that the regular
OF the Bank of Commerce and Trusts
VIII be held in the office of the COM
pany. sci East Main Street, on TU ES-
DAY, the 18th day OF January, a. ID
1914, at the hour OF u NJ. for thu
purpose of electing directors OF tia
company for the ensuing year, and
the transaction of any and all other
business which may come before tho
meeting.
JOHN Z. WILSON,
Dr. Ii.
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q A SPECIAL COMMUNICATION
Ny OF Temple Lodge No ., A., Il. K
w y. NJ. will be held IN Masonic
Temple THIS (Friday} EVENING at
. o'clock. Members of sister lodges
and transient brethren are fratcrnally
invited TO unite with us.
BY order of the Worshipful Master
ALIEN. w ARCHER,
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THE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE
stockholders OF the Randolph Paper
RoN Co. Will take place Monday, Jan
uary IL, 1911, at II o'clock a. NJ, at
the Office OF the company, 1913 Ross
Street, Richmond Va.
l.. G. Sewers,
Secretary.
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1SankrElut DotireG

IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
UNITED STATES FOR THE EAST
ERN DISTRICT OF VIRGINIA.:
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BY \. l.. Adamson,
Real Estate Auctlonecr.

TRUSTEES AUCTION SALE
OF
BROOM FACTORY. DWELLING, LOT
AND BROOM MACHINERY, ON
SOUTH SIDE OF STOCKTON
STREET, BETWEEN EIGHTEENTH
AND NINETEENTH STREETS,
SOUTH RICHMOND
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auction salts, Future Days
BY " w Bowe & Son,
Real Estate Auctioneers
TRUSTEES SALE
OF
BUILDING LOT ON
FRANKLIN STREET. IN LEE AN
Mex

FRANKLIN STREET. IN LEE AN
In execution of Il certain deed Of
trust. dated June FL. 1913. and duly
recorded in the clerks Office OF Rich
mond Chancery Court. In y. IL. 223-C.
page lo". | will. at the request OF the
beneficiary, there having been default
In the payment OF a portion OF the debt
secured, sell by auction, on the prem
ises, on
at i:i5 o'clock p. NJ,
lot No 4, III block No. 6. in the plan OF
Lee Annex. situated on the south side
of FraulSlin street, beginning 10 feet
west of Cleveland Street. and fronting
on Franklin Street 20 feet by depth
of li5 feet TO public alley.
TERMS: Cash
STUART BOWIE,
HruSfnn
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Richmond & Petersburg Electric Ry.
'Bassase. +Limited. sweek days only.
Klcnmont and chesapeake nay railway.

Schedule of Electric Trains. effective May
80. 1912: Leave Richmond Laurel and Broad
Streets: b'e:e5 a. NJ. '7:l0 A. NJ. bs:lo A.
NJ. g:l0 A. NJ. 40 10 A. NJ, ll:i0 A. Nj i:io
p. NJ. 2:io p. NJ. $40 L. NJ. bi:lO =. M. $50
z. NJ. $50 p. NJ. 7:lo Z. NJ, bs:l0 p NJ.
i0;lO =. NJ, 40 =. NJ. Leave Ashland Eng.
land and Maple Streets: $3.50 A. NJ, bT 90 4
NJ 500 A. NJ. b9:o0 a. NJ. 10 100 y. NJ. '.ll go
a. 81. 'l2:o0 NJ, '.l:00 l.. NJ. 900 p. NJ, a;Os
+. NJ. AGO +. NJ, b5 20 y. ~. 600 p. NJ, 7;sa
L. NJ, 20 Z. NJ, b9:O) ?. NJ. IL 20 p. NJ
DAILY except Sunday. s'Suuday only.
bCnrrtcs baggage.
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a ASONTC NOTICE: DOVE
KY Lodge. No. 5l-The members OF
w Dove Lodge. No. 81. ~. f. K
y. NJ, viii attend the stated communi-
cation Of the lodge to be held in tho
Masonic Temple or THIS FRIDAY,
January g. 1914. at 600 T.. NJ
Members of sister lodges and tran
silent brethren are fratcrnally invited.
BY order of the Worshipful Master
BEN Il. AUGUST
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''stiiNl upt- IStIlhIunlCE
ORDER OF NOTICE FOR DIS
CHARGE.
On this 10th day of December. ~ D.,
1919, on reading the petition for dis
charge of the bankrupt it is
Ordered by the court, that hearing
be had upon the same on the 9TH
DAY OF FEBRUARY, a d. 1914, be-
fore said court. at Richmond. in said
district. at - o'clock noon: and that
notice thereof BIO published in The
Times Dispatch, newspaper printed
In said district. and that all known
creditors and other persons in interest
may appear at the said time and place.
ana show cause, If any they have. why
the prayer of the said petitioner should
NOT be granted.
And it is further ordered BY tho
court that the clerk shall send by mail
II all known creditors copies OF said
petition and this order. addressed to
them at their places OF residence as
stated.
Witness the HONORABLE EDMUND
WADDlLI, JR.. Judge OF the said
court, and the seal thereof, at Rich
mond, in said district, on the 9th day
OF December. a. u. 1918.
Attest:
JOSEPH p. BRADY.
lSeaD Clerk.
MIR MELVIN FLEGENHEIaIER.
ATTORNEY E.,nkrunt
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ReftfngS

Office Guarantee Building Corporation.
THE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE
stockholders OF this corporation will
be held at it's Office. No. North
Tenth street. Tuesday. January 13.
1914. at 4 O'Clock + NJ
GEORGE c. JEFFERSON,
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Drip IQanten, laall

WANTED. EXPERIENCED. MEN TO
SOLICIT SUBSCRIPTIONS GAIL
At CIRCULATION DEPARTMENT.,
TIMES DISPATCH.
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cheaper.
ONE cUT-UNDER RCBBER-TIREp
surrey. 1925; one cut-under rubber
tired surrey. Sl35. both good as new.
Several other Surveys and buggies
that may suit you. second hand. ono
good phaeton which will make SPLEEN
open spring wagon, good as new.
S25 cheaper than when new; ono
heavy wagon, good for draying par
BRIsTow- woRsHAM co, II NORTH
Fifteenth Street.
FOR oReroa sAhE sa5 $50 VNREP 2ams
FIcE. S27 East Broad street.
ONE TOP GROCERY WAGON, NEWLY
painted. good az new, 800.
ONE TOP GROCERY WAGON. $50.
ONE HIcH.GRADE RuBBER-rIRED
ONE OPEN WAGON, USED ONLY oNA.
month, SI5.
FULL LINE OF HIGH-GRADE WA
CONS. top and open, for every ,pur-
ness buggies. rubber bier t or Steel Tres Tres
Agents for Columbus buCgies sur
reys, runabouts and phaetons.
a. AlEYERs SONS. 731 FAST CARY
OFFICE SUPPLY AND STATIONERY
business; estabiished. in Bristol Va,
Tenn. VIII sell at invoice Splendid
about $4,000 Address /. 500, care
Times! Dispatch.
FOR SALE. GROCERY STOCK AND
fixtures. doing safe, good business
Can be bought so per cent on the
dollar Apply at once l. SO, care
Times Dispatch.
FOR SALE. CHEAP. ONE AMATEUR
printing press, paper and envelopes,
etc Address y y H.. care Times
Dispatch.
NOTICE-300 CORDS GREEN AND
dry pine slabs at Sl.o0 per cord, load
ed on cars. T. u. WILSON. SAKE. Va,
FqR R,S SAE r0 Gso sihds sTGKE up
care Times Dispatch.
FOR SALE. HANDSOME VICTORIA.
used less than = year not too heavy
for one horse, Phone Madison 5434-R.
HAVING MOVED OUR OFFICE FROM
Eighth Street. We have for sale one
second hand furnace. in good condi-
ton Geo T. TAFT K co.
WHY NOT INSTALL. y BOWSER Gas
9iens e 3ann IN , inat garage Of y9nrs
Terms IS P rsasonab btN q M' oU GRoV [Is
agent, 81 West Grace Street,
ONLY DRUG STORE IN a VIRGINIA
Town OF l,oouI STOCK and fixtures
$4,000; sales, 10000 Clean stock fine
country; no discount. \ fine chance
Terms cash. Address L 5oS. care
Times Dispatch.
WILL SELL My HANDSOME DIA-
mond ring, weighing about l IA
carats. guaranteed white and per-
feet. at :, sacrifice for cash Address
j 3. care Times Dispatch
HOSTING ENGINE. CONCRETE MIN
ers, pumps, tanks, boilers and en-
gines, all sizes, condition guaran-
iced. ]. EI.I-EORD X. co
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auetipn Sales, CbiS Dap
The Valentine Auction Co.,
tuctiOnecrs,
618 EAST BROAD STREET.

Court OF tho city OF Richmond entered
on the 9TH day of January. 1914, in the
SUIT 'n, OF -, - Burr. who sues. etc,
l Will sell, at the office OF the Radium
Springs Co, Inc. No l16 North sew
enth street. Richmond, Va on the
above date. all oiIice furniture etc
consisting of Mahogany Flat Top Desk,
Mahogany Revolving Chair Mahogany
Arm Chair, Combination Lock Iron
safe. Oak Flat Top Desk. Oak once
Chair. Typewriter, Typewriter Table.
fiiing Foxes. Gas Heaters. about 500
bottles, half and one gallon capacitv:
lot OF Bottle Crates lot Stationery and
l,rinted Matter etc: also two good
Horses three Delivery Wagons. two
sets or Harness, and other articles. etc.
Sale positive. TERMS: Cash
y. j. CHEWING. JR..
THE VALENTINE AUCTION CO,
Auctionecrs
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JOHN I. WILSON.
President.

the Church nh Bank, Inc, OF
Richmond Va.
December "a. 1913.
THE REGULAR ANNUAL MEETING
OF the stockholders OF the Church
1iill Bank Inc. of Richmond, Va. for
the election OF directors and for the
transa ction OF any other business
which may properly come before said
meeting. Will be held Tuesday. Jan
uary 10, 1914, at A:3O J.. NJ. in the
directors room at the bank $500
East Broad street, Ric..mond, Va.
-. i. PARRISH
President
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SPECIAL NOTICE.

WE ARE THE CHAPS THAT PUT
CREAM CO. INC. 200 East Leigh
Street Madison 1910
on SALE FOR NEXT TEN DAYS,
fino lot Of colored shirts, including
Manhattan. at cost. for cash only.
MUScOE GARRETT. 500 East Main
CHARLES o. BURCH, PRIVATE DE-
tcctive agency, 3O3 Park Building.
corner Tenth aud Bank. Phone Mon
roe 1855. Richmond. Va.
AUDITORIUM STABLES: HORSES FOR
hire by day OF month; also several
good work horses for sale cheap
West Cary, rear City Auditorium
SMITH HI%, Proprietors. Madi-
son 1893.
WANTED. THE PUBLIC TC KNOW
that JAHNkE BROS. jewelers.. 9l2
East Main Street. buy. sell exchange
and REMOUNT DIAMONDS IN THE
LATEST STYLES. old gold and
silver always taken in exchange.
SPECIAL NOTICE.
WE ARE THE CHAPS THAT PUT
ICE CREAM co. INC. 700 East
leigh street Madison 1910
WE SELL SUNBEAM MAZDA LAMPS
Highest efficiency. national quality
II. T. BURLINGTON, Electrical Con-
tractor, i2l ". Broad. Phone Mon
roe ,3y-
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lSoaro lllantrn

WANTED, BY AN ELDERLY LADY
room and board near Loinbardy ana
Grove. Address 6, care Times Dis.
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VIII Tell School Pupils
"Hoqv to Buy" Food To-day
Circular of Mayors Committee to BE Distributed Among
Chdren-AdyiscS Them TO Watch Weighing
Of All Purchases in Stores.


latons regarding ire exposure = r,ct ~.
the streets were not being enforced
Parents said Mrs. Heath. '-...,a D..
warned not to permit thei- cLldrc. 3D., IA, ~
candy on ,hc street that Us rot gr.s,.
protected. They get more dirt thar t.....
" 'aith Commissioner GoiGWatcr .,. ,,.,
..c tHat he viii see to II that t1. re,..'
lttiors are enforced. There us,.r v.,.
time wher more fo'ds'uns hay, N..- =,
posed for stlo or the streets trtr a.
present"
Mrs Heath said that she visited Wac,
iuat0r Market on Saturday and 80
greatly impressed by tho TACT Ga, H.,
city was very slow In It's work OF rebuild
INK the market
ut isn't fair 20 the mlrketren," a..
said. Unless the worh is pushed The,
N.l not be able 10 take possession q
their stands in time Tor the holiday trade
Bor1ush President Marks has received
70 i,;.cr from ). Walter Kaufman. VII,
has Just returned from Germany. contain
iur the statement that wholesalers. for
oeis, m!ddlemen and storekcopers "openI,
or ihS dious'y tried to prevent mo Eur
potu market from being established sne
tried O. oppose its success"
"lr Hamburg as we'll IS IN Berlin" NJ
ktufmanu wrote. Tho opposition WA,
enormous. but now that tho markets. Ar.
.ucc, ssful IN these German cities al rro-
opo sIton appreciated It's mistake and
sound that with the regulation and clty
supervision ~ tire trade and foodstufs Il
too was being helped. rot Injured
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ENGLAND OUR WORST ENEMY
German Colonial secretary SAYS
Fight for victory Is Against Her.

ROME. Sept. I'D Solf. German Sec
rotary Of State for the Colonies and
formerly Governor Of German Samoa, I'm
speech AT Berlin yesterday declared that
the fate Of the German colonies will not
bee decided In the Pacific or in Africa, but
ON the European battlefelds.
Or. SOlf expressed the hope that i'm the
European theatre Of war the Germans
would finally defeat "our worst enemy,
the English which is a more difficult task
than many imagine lie declared that
Germany does not fear England on land
but on tho sea, where she must face the
most powerful fleet I'm the world, in adj
dition TO the Japanese navy, Dr, Solf
added
"Our greatest expectation is merely 70
he able to damage the cug-'y. We must
also fight The dIsloyal method employed by
England In damaging our commerce and
industry We must fight 10 the end and,
mIlitarily aud economically, impose Sc
curitN for at least half century against
our Continental oucuv. We H., -ar a
victory against England, for gain which
must be proportional 20 tho enormous
sacrifices we are now enduring
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10000 GO TO GRANTS
TOMB PEACE MEETING
White Dove. Released by Miss
Dorothy Powell Black. Flies
Toward Europe.

Grants Tomb was yesterday afternoon
tho background o. sn impressive omen a'r
demonstration for p'ae,.arr. tnEcd through
the agency of William Randolph IIca So
f. was estimated that close To- lo.ooo
advocates Of peace people Of eu ages and
classes from an parts 81 the m"t-upubitn
district. gathered to hear patriotic song
and 20 look upon the nag drapcd tomb ~
the great commander whose dramatic
prayer with which he closed In" cIyil war,
Let us have peace is there carved i'm
marble.
Tho peace pilgrimage began u the
morning. when q committee uf q thousand
club women distributed 10000 peace pom
nants To automobile drivers throughout
the city The women worked 10y twns
At important traffic points one would
dag the machine and th" other q" on
the peace strcamer by noon most of tho
cars I'm tho Sunday afternoon procession
on Riverside Drive bore these luttcring
appeals for peace and needed the request
OF the women 10 drive slow y past Grant =
Tomb.
The afternoon ceremonies began with
n half hours programme Of sacred and
patriotic music hy the SiNty-uiuth Regi-
ment band. stationed In a stand covered
with bunting at the right Of the tOmh's
r,rl ,borist,rs from I'm. Washington
Irving High School who wore white
frocks and carried peace flags. After
the girls had sung Oliver Wendell
tIol,,cs,s "Arg,l of pcare" rroyar y,as
or,arod he tho nov Christiap f. Reisuer
FolIo,,inr mo nrayer tho thousand,
,,ros.,,t l'I L,. ,ha NVasbirvton trvinn
g,rls SAM, kate Deyeroaux nIaka.s n.acf
verse. IN tbe music ~ ",rhe star Sn,nrleG
Banner" The last verse is as follows.
Henoetof'h le' u7 swear
Bombs snail NOT burst IN an
Nor war = de'oIa'i"n wreck an lh'' is talr
But the star Spans'ed banner ny N"rker'
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-09-28
PARIS HEARS STORIES
OF GERMAN CRUELTY
Wounded Soldier Beats Nurse
Who Bcfricndcd Him. Says
Leon Daudct.
CHILD ROBBED or DOLL

PARIS, September -.
Stories Of inhuman treatment Of non
comhatants by the Germans continue to
occupy columns in the French press.
Although these may be exaggerated
their effect on the public. which accepts
them literally. gives them great i'm
portance and certainly will influence the
French troops when the day come, that
they invade Germany.
Hero Is a story told by an old woman
at a roadside.
AT my age, -, | was made 10 got NJ
"a quickly as possible aud fat rrus-
sian made mo 60 down stairs dressed
only IN my nightgown. while ne got into
my bed When they vent away they
took all my possessions, tvtng my cow
behind their cart, and took even my
granddauchtor's doll--tho only on" sho
over had-which she vas pressing to
her heart. Despite her sohs a Trusslan
tore It from her and throw u on a truck.
Tho little one followed IN" truck weep
ing and cry ing. NV doluc,
Every now and then the rrussians
bursting with laughter showed her tn"
doll, pretending 10 return n 70 her.
They are NOT made lily" We nr"-thrv
who rob the poor and delight IN seeing
children weep"
Leon paudet remarks:
German uatur" hts not changed
since 1878. Nv father, Alphonsc. then
. wears old. tolls how 70" lot his hoop
run into the legs 90 p prussIan soldier.
Tho man Infatuated A. being mad" 'n
stumble. smashed ~" hoop into trag
mcrts and kicked tho child 80 violently
that his life wa endangered"
" paudot adds.
~ Rcd Gross nurse. Marie Louise
prud,un!c. va. before Lurevillc tend
Ing German officer on the battlefield
Tho wounded man responded with =
blow Of his sword. wound ne tho nurse
on the leg She was compelled 20 re-
main ON ~" battlefield and was taken
prisoner and held FOR i've DAYS when
the Germans. forced 20 retreat. ahan-
dored her, 49, she WAS unable TO march
Sro was rescued later 10y French SOL
dlers"
The Natir prints q picture ~ French
m lltarv prisoners AZ stuttgart being
compelled To- clean tho streets stlll In
uniform. which contrasts with tn" not.-
tcatton printed In large type IN the
newspapers Of Nancy requesting the
citizens Of the city to salute the wounded
with respect
\ conquered STAFF officer hold as
prisoner AZ DIXON refused to give his
name ar rank. lie had torn the marks
showing his rank from his uniform \
nurse speaking perfect German won his
confidence. as the officer believed she
was a spy who had found her way into
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SWISS DETERMINED
TO PREVENT INVASION
Would Act Against Any Nation
Violating Neutrality, SAYS
New Yorker.

Robot i f. Srhwarzcrhlc1 OF Srrvar-
4.uua.a Jab,r y. go. Thrtv-.econd
street AVID Fourth avenue. haze iust re-
turned FROM Switzerland where IN" firms
slt mills arc located llu nus srut to
IuE Sr> th" follow ms statement ~ con
drons M switzerland
'Wh"n ] l,ft Switzerland fortnight
l=p tncrc was little or no excitement.
although the republic was ,tIll In a state
of military defence. which necessarily
mean, business inactivity The fun mill
tary strength was called out a' the he
ginning Of hostutcs, 80 that approx
mii'Iy 500 0oo armed mon were ,ourcn-
tra'rd at various points in the republic
The Swiss 10 q man were r,so we'd that
neither France, Germany nor any other
nation should violate thor neutrality.
When after several weeks the tension les
sencd certain of'the third call men. which
includes mon between 30 and % years
of age. were dismissed from service.
Th'r'iole at present the Swiss forces in
tho trd number probably not more than
100000 This improved military aspect
explains why | was able 10 leave Switzcr-
land. although ! must expect to be- called
back again should conditions change for
the worse.
lN' BUSINESS ACTIVITY or tho republic
has bees greatly impaired by these meas
urcs Of military defence. AS well as by
the general stoppige Of commercial ac-
tiNitN throughout Europe. Some Swiss
factories arc on half time. while others
have been shut down entirely IN eN-
crptional few are working full time.
among these being n number of mills in
Zurich and 81 Gaul, since by the permits
sion ard courtesy of the German Govern
/ .ufg nd CD
again travel freely and with great rcgu-
/ lar!ty through Germany to Holland AID
by ship to England and its colonies and
the United States"