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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-04-03

nt9t genSt5igt ~ iperben, BE Gefunb,
lbsit fetner 6eibsu 1riippen in einem
l'fonsen aampf tn Der tropif&sn siis
iten5one IN Gsfabr az bringen, no boS
aIimn aud bic Dsrtptnbung berittensr
1ruppen unmSgli& ssmu&f bdtte. Dat
Smuts bife 9offnuns ipirsIi@ &C.
! kNgt, 10 IN fie bsr esi9idten unb 5dtsn
Gubrung Der Wertbeibisune ssseuibr
ieibcnfaIIs suIHonbsu se.porben.
Ssit WoHotsn fnoH mu6n ii@
feline Iruppsn pb, ben Miberifanb bee
-unsebroheuen bsuifnsn 6auptmaGt
in Der aiiitsnsescnb fiibIim bss Rus
| fibji 5u besipinsen, unb mir irfhsn,
bab Gmuts bsrsits sinsn grobsn 1beil
Teinsr peibeh unb berittsnen zruppsn
aus ilimatiiden Rudii9tsn bat nod
9aufs iaiden miiFsn. Gin GrfoIs.
ben sipeiftllos bic Yertheibigsr
Deuifd Sitafritas ebtnfals auf bds
0utbaben ibrts lnngsu srioisrsi@en
Wiberitanbss butsn biirfsn.'
Wit eirNm Wcrt iornmt iibrisens
Der nit airifanifhen WsrbdIlniHen
siemIi6 pertraute gerihierfutter Der
Zines" gum Stlub bann nod auf
bas burd bic llsbertrasuns bes WeIt'
trisgss nof Girita an ben &ulturaufs
saben Der ipsibsn RaiIe in oifem
Grbtbeil begdngene UsrbrshsH ST.
ipreten. Gr iagt:
.Gs liegt siipas Sronifhes in Der
1baiiade, baB bic suropdiiden 5errsn
BON Off unb Central 4friia In ben
l.btsn aipei Sabren bic GIammtn bss
Samples sipii6en ben ginsebprsnsH
tpisber snt5iinbet bdben, unb Is etbt
t.insn Weniten, Der ouf nur sinigers
maben bic Gesle Der Ginesborensn
.ennt, peIHer senau poransiassr
fonnte, mas bie Golse bitfes Sturmss
unb Der Wi.bsr5elebuHa Der 8arbore'
I.in tpirb. Gins aber III iiher: Der
ipeib. Wcnn lam nidt bic Gdpar5sn
In gffrita lebrsn, feline ipeiben griiosr
su iDbten, pbne bab pieIe Der sthi'den
0runbIoaen, auf ip.l6en bie europdi'
Tds Serritaft in gfriia beruht 5u'
Iammenbre6en."
sebr rittig! Hur min uns Der
9luabrud .irpnifb' fir bisfen 2fattes
ftanb oor 5u I6paf, erf1einen. &c II!
ia periianblit, bab ssrabe ein gnss
ldnb.r mad, einem ,mSslihf milbsn
ausbrud fiir bas in afritd unb in
europa burd bic Sineinsiebuns Der
yorbissn in ben Weftiries besanssns
9erbre&en on Der tpeiben RaRt fudt.
9as GntfeiI.ln Der ariessfurie Tn
9(frita bate permieben iperbtn i0nnen,
pnn GnslanS auf bas Mngebot
DeuiIdlanbs, ben aries bon 9friia
fern su bo1tsn, einseaansen pdre. Our
bic geripensuns farbiser Sruppsn duf
eurppdiffen strinssfhaupIdtsn III
ssrantreih gnglanbs Witfdulbiser.
Sn Deutihlanb lommt man burh be
afritanifdsn JeIb,iise su bemS4lub.
baB nur Elm GROCER unb sd4loHsnsr
bsutIh.r acloniaI6siib IN afrifa cine
gDi.berboluns bes 9srbre&ens sessn
bi. peibe TaFe in 9tfrita Derhinbsrn
fdnu.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-04-03

Die ensliide Ereiie, on ibrer Spit,
Ole ~Simes". brinst felt einiger 3eit
mie iutIner, De,tn Die 0inge in dit
airifa nift 10 redt ra9 @uni1 gebeu
Idngere Stinniuingsberidne iiber Der
JeIaaiig in Dei,tid1 1Otafrifa. @eion'
oers lebrreid, 1T ,iitter ibnen cine Ian'
gere abbortolung zines engliiheu
6sIbsustbeiInebmers, bic in Der raons
bon Zines" DeroffsHtIiat III,
Gs beibt Sorin:
.Gie Soge 9e,iti9-O Oitafritas i4ei.
nen se8abIt gu iein, obrpobl bic abge.
besten ,utb friessutiiben beutihcu
lrlppeu nod ir1rmer g8iberitario lei.
ten. Gle baben ioipobl unter ben gu.
rupaeru Die i1lter ben Msfari (ben
cinseborencr SoIbaten) idapere Ser.
lutte erlitten Iu9 baben tropiibe
aranfbciten an Der @ioeriiailbsfabig.
isit bisler ibre1 peibsn Offiaiere unb
llHterofibiere se5ebrt, Die natiirIid
oas 8iidsrat Der .idtpar5eu Msaht"
biISen. Die Gro9e Der 2ebersmitteIbe.
1T ebenfaIIs itpierig fir iie.
otDobl Sas Sano on fi9 friihtbar lit.
geionbere S6ruierigfeiten baben aber
in bieiem arieg der ipeiten gntfer.
nungen" Die gefor6erungsmittel ge.
maht. 90 bas erobe 2anb MIR bon
5ipei 9abnen bltrh5ogen lit, Don be.
nen feline bon Rorben nah Siiben.
Der Ridting oes engIiiden ghsrifiS,
muBte Der groBte TbeiI Der
geforoeruns oesariegsmateriaIs uno
Der 2ebeusmitteI auf Die Sdulteru
BON Grdsern abgepdI3t iperoen. Den
ensIiIben aolonnen oes Generals
gtortbep i'm Sii6en unb bes Generals
5muts i'm gtoroen baben arberbelu
Dtotoripagen ous9eseihnete Tieniie
getban, ober Der nfrifaniid,e 2r1ser
bat bod Den Saiipttbeil Der 2oiten
Biz in bic JeierIinie getragen. 8ielc
Inuienoe BON giHgeborenen iinb 5n
oieier Grbeit ppn ben engl1noern,
Selsiern uno aud bon ben 3eutihen
Jeprebf ,poroen."
4Iio bier baben mir eineH ihIagen.
ben getpeis bafir, pie England init
liner friebliden. nidt fdnlpfenben 81.
,ilbepGlferung bn untfprinet, mo- eng.
'iide 9ruSpen in feinolihes @ebiet
'inoringeH. 9ie @efabren, pelde bic.
E ornen, gum ariegsoienft fir ens.
ano unb ieine Boiaaen geprebten
,eutid),oitnfritoniIden Gingeborenen
aitfen niiiier, ifilbert Der engliife
Serpdbrsmam Der Zines" leIblt
reifenb ipie folgt:
Die gufrshtsrbaltuns Der Orb.
luns inter oieIen unbiiSiplinisrten
bsfonbera auf ben eigentIis
ben arieesihauplibeu, mar ipeiier eis
le anssIessnbeit bon bon S6fpieris, !
sitsn. 9as natiirli6e eireben bes
lfritanii6eH 5rGsers, Der iebr g.een
siHsn Winsn in bisiss s.fGbrli6e @,.
daft zines NIT neuseitliden Waffen
efiibrtsu arisgss ge3wungen pirb, |
4, feline 2nft psg5uiperfsn unb bupon !
II laufen, icrpie er in ben Teuerberei4
ommt. Gb.r bod CAB ss aud Yeis
piele tpirtli4en Mutbes unter ibHen.
20 bnbeH DOT etfpa 3pei Mohen abt
Der rbobeiifden Golonns
Is O6eritleunaHis Mfurap 5ugstbeilis
Irdger in beftigftem Geusr W.nitipn
II unferen Mnyims gebra4t. SeHs
on biefen a9t rpurben periuunbet,
Der fis Iief.rten fire gaii biht binter
en- Geftfibsn ab..
5ier perben nlfo bic frisblihsn
sutf1 oftafritdnif@en ginseborsnen
IT euglif&e aritgsspeds sesen bis
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-04-03
0,nfidjer sittsrariidjer aIn6.

Ssrr gmil Sdisl. ipirb am Britt.
mod abenb DOT benz DsutIdsn elite,
rariidxn alub iiber ben amsritani.
f6n Dioeenes. ben S6riftfisIIer 5en,'
rp Dnpib Sborenu. portrdgsn. btIfsn
bunbsrtItsn geburtsids bic litisraris
f6tu gsrtinistsn Gtaat,n an IL. Suli
b. g. beseben tonn.n. bsnn Sbpr,au
nbIidte nm 12. Suli 1917 gu Con.
eorb Bel Bolton bus aidt bsr Meft
Da Der Deutide 9iiierariidk RIul
ilbsr Gommsr niht IN Gibuns IN,
mub 1bprsmu i6s sefaIIsn Iaifsn. bat
sr bier etipas Dor Der 3sit ssfsisrl
pirA
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-04-03
9as 0erbrehen an Der ,ueiben
&aHe tn Afrifa.

Die 9arlpftpeiie iulb Die graufbar'
felt Der etHge6orrnen SoIoaten. -
Die gebeiitung bes SsIam. - Sin.
erferm,ng Der miIitariiden 5abis.
feiten Ses Obcriteu bon 9ettop. -
geriogen Der engliiden 9Iofaoe.
flotte. 4ritif Der Snuitsihe,,
Strategie. - 9as 8erbre1en an
Der .peiben Sfoiie.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-04-03

Bir Itimmen bios folsenpen
Mnsaben in Der ariegsreoe BEG prdiis
benten Bel: Oab Elm ariegsSuitano be-
ftebt unb bab &einsr fih ben pflihs
ten sntsiebsn BART Die elm iolther
&risgs5uitanb auferlegt. glaes ano:re
ipeiIen mir 5uriid.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-04-03

Moblauf sum 8 a NJ p fs!
nm bic Wseere fir Gnsluno frsi su mos
den unb iis fir ale anoersn Ratios
men su perihlisben!
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-04-03

Das I9s5ot segen Jrisbsnss
rerIammlunsen, ipis ss ueri4ieotns
8ebSrben in bic lem 2anoe erlahen bas
ben, labt erieben. oab Der IN 3nblnno
gu @rabs setrusene 3arismus in piss
fem aanbs ieine auferitebung feisrt.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-04-03

Die 4ufgabe Der Der. Staas
ten in bieiem Welttriege mar, ihn
mSgIiait fchnsa gu gnbs gu bringsr
uno ii6srli9 batten iis bu3u Die auss
rei9enoIte Selegenbeit. Nas ben &ries
bauptfd9Ii9 in bic 2dnse se8ogen sat,
mar Gnslanbs Gntf9lub, DeutiGldno
augsubunsern, gu tpsIbem 9ebufe es
iicb Der iadnoliditen 9erlebung ilns
ierer neutralen Re4te IhuIoig mahte.
0as gu perbinbern, ssbotsn uniere
gbre unb uniere Redts unb gleia3eis
tia pGre oamit bic QbIi6t gusldnbs
pereiteIt rporben. Oas lit aber ni9t
sidsbeu, ipnosrn bic Ser. Stadten
beugten ii9 unter bic iddnoIiditen
@efpaItatte gnglanbs, obipobl ss in
ibrsr Madt lag, ibren Reaten, ihrcr
gbre unb Der Menidbsit cine
Sdpertitreib gu bienen, inbem iie bic
Qlusfubr BON Munition uno Nabs
rungsmittelu nod alliirten SGntern
perbpten. Ni6ts lam baber unisr
2anb bon Der fhipersn Sdulb reinis
gen, bab srObs SbeiIe guropas in
perpanbelt iino uno Dtils
lionsn Don Wtenihen umsebradt unb
nod msbr Wiuionen psritiimmelt !porr
bsn iiub. llnb I'm bisIes Siinbenreei=
tier gu tr0nen, trsten mir in ben aries
Elm, bab sr nod lanser bauert, bab bic
Delt nod mebr peripiiitst ipirb uHb
bab nod mebr Menifen BEN arieass
Molod gum Spfsr fallen. Den bas
nit gefriebiguug erfiiGt, Der bat sinen
siasntbiimliaen gesriff bon Menichs
ftdteit.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-04-03

Sn Baltimore bat eine aee
palttbGtise stSruns elmer 5rieScns.
perIammlung itattgefunoen. 3as TT
Der galttmorer @eiIt bon 1861, Der
nit Wefern unD ReDolDern in uuipnis
ftiihe 9erIammIunsen einorang. Ter
8altimorer plug llsIp 1T mod uictt
ausqeitprben.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-04-03

bdben. mir baben bas permieben, IN
bem mir uns in gnslanbs WiIIen fiis=
ten. Wiirben mir bas GIei4e sssen
Deutidlanb tbun, 70 tdme es sbenfalls
gu teinem WerIuit an Menf4enlsben.
9dtten mir ben @es betretsn, ben bic
Mabruns unierer Re4te gsbtetet, 10
piirben mir gnglanb uidt seitattst
baben, bic Waesre sesen uns Su iperz
rem. 4Isbann pGre es nitt gum
3rieae nit DeutfAlanb setommen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-04-03


Die Rep Yprter Sun"
iagt, bab ale gombsniperfsr, aIIe
8ranpitifter unb @errGtber Der
oeutif ameritanii9en propasanpa,
bic fir ben Jrieben sintritt, angelic
rem. Dds 1T nihts peittr als eine
semeine gelsibisuns, bic iid lei6t tnis
bereeben ldbt. namiih: Inter Seuen,
bic ben aries perIansen, bsfinbsn ii9
ulle, pel6e bic ameritaniide Susenb
ubfala9ten, bic ameritaniihe Ration
oem Sunser prsisgeben unb bic ame<
ritanii9e Prosperitdt Oernihten pols
len, Inn aus pieism gleno @epinn au
sieben. Comet 8erbrehsn geeen ben
Jrieoen unb bic Siherbeit Der amerts
tanii9en Ration begangsn iporoen iein
iplen, penten mir niht i'm gntferns
teiten baran, lie gu rehtfertisen, ubsr
bic ii6 bieier @erbrshen
f6ulbig sema9t, t1nnen tpenieltens
ibr @eiDiiien bamit berubisen, oab iie
nidt aus Selbitiu6t gebunoelt ba6en.
Dds tDnrsn Oiejentesn uiht Don iic1
Iageu, bic ihr @aterldnb aus 9es
ipirnIudt Ing Glenh bringen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-04-03

Wenn bic Depefdsn ri6=
tis unb pabrbeitssemdb mslb.n, bab
ppn Meritu &ries gu ertpartsn 1T, 10
perben mir bas uni ieren 4uiirten 81
Derbdnten 6abeu. Oeutidldnb bat
felt brei Sabrtn Werito nidts 5ufiib=
rem tOnnen. Sapan bat tbm nidi blos
Waffen, ionoern au9 Maidinen sur
9eriteuuns bon Duffen eeli.fert unb
bRiem 5reunoe lsiiten mir jebt 9ei=
itanb!
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-04-03

9at Der prdfibent iia Be-
miibt, England gu Dsranluiien, isiue
unneutralen 9anplunsen ein5uiteaeu.
in pelaem Sale 9euti4laub iid be-
reit ertlGrte, ben unbebiuberten Suu9e
bOottries einauitellene SIT ibm gar
nidJt eingefalIsn. WiG Der prGiioert
bebauptsn, oab feline Ridtbeadtltng
BON Deutihlanbs Qlnerbieten, has
stpeimal sema9t porben 1T, isiner
syriebensIiebe entitammt2
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-04-03

6Gtte Der qrGfibent bic
nGmlihen griinoe, bic ibm perunldbt
babsn, BON einem aries NIT England
ab3uiteben, audi Oeuti4Ianb sessn=
iiber selten laHen. 10 mare es nien1dls
Su einem ariese setommen unb ale
feline Rsoetiinite berm0ssn ntdt gu err
ildren, pdrum er niht ebsnio tuiGens
setpeien 1T, ben Grieben nit Deuti6z
lamb, ME nit Gnslanb, gu pabrsn.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-09-20
METHODIST CONFERENCE
GOES TO LYACHBURG
on November ii in Annual
Session.
BISHOP moss MAY NOT
BE ABLE TO PRESIDE
Owing TO the Recent Illness and That
of His Wife of the Assigned Pre-
siding Officer. Bishop Collins Denny
May FIJI Chnir.

The 1917 session of the Virginia
Methodist Conference VIII convene. IN
Court Street church, Lynchburg. on
November -. the pressure on Peters
burg's accommodations due TO Camp
Lee activities making II impossible for
that city TO entertain the conference
In manner compatible with the de-
sires or the innate hospitality of the
good people OF the Cockade City.
The committee in charge Of con-
ference entertainment has notified the
Lynchburg local committee, after con-
sultation with the proper church au-
thortttes. and announcement was made
In Lynchburg yesterday, that arrange
rrents were already under way for the
entertainment OF the clerical and lay
delegates.
While Lynchburg advices indicated
that Bishop Collins Denny would pre-
side instead Of Bishop Hoss. Bishop
Denny said last night that this mat
ter had not as yet been definitely de-
cfded. Bishop Hoss. who is now in
Oklahoma, has recently been III. and
since bis recovery Mrs, Hoss has been
ill. Bishop Denny said that It was
entirely possible that Bishop Hoss
would yet be able TO fill the Virginia
assignment.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-09-20
Only One Adverse Vote in
Senate After Foreign Minister
Presents Correspondence
SEQUEL OF EXPOSURE
OF LUXBURG DISPATCHES
Entire Republic Profoundly
Stirred by Revelations of leu
ton Duplicity and Treachery
Toward Little Nation

Buenos Aires. Tept lathe Ar
gentine senate by vote of % to
declared a break OF diplomatic reia-
tions with Germany tonight.
Foreign Minister Pueyrredon ap-
peared before the senate tonight and
read all the dispatches that passed
between Argentina and Germany up to
the dismissal Of Count Luxburg as
charge d'affaires.
He said that no further explanations
OF negotiations were pending.
Senator Gonzales spoke for three
hours, bitterly arraigning German d.
plonlacy throughout its history since
Bismarck. He concluded by moving
the resolution to break diplomatic re-
lations with Germany.
The motion was seconded by Senator
Roca, who in an equally spirited speech
pointed to the destruction of Argentine
shipping and to Germany's policy of
taking advantage of a militarily weak
country, humiliating the republic be-
fore the world. Argentine's national
reputation, however. the Senator de-
clared. was price that would never
be conceded. His words were greeted
by tremendous cheers. Then the vote
was taken.
Argentina's break with Germany
comes ten days after Secretary OF
State Lansing startled two hemisphepes,
most OF all Argentina herself, by
the revelation of the now famous
"Luxburg messages" They showed
Count Luxburg, German charge daft
faires at Buenos Aires, advising his
government In cipher dispatches sent
through the Swedish legation. that II
Argentine vessels must be sunk by
U-boats 1t were better to have them
"spurlos yersenkt" {sunk without
leaying a trace)- Incidentally. he
called Argentina's acting foreign min
lister a notorious ass"
All Argentine was shocked as by
no previous event OF the world war.
Infuriated crowds In Buenos Aires,
and subsequently in all parts OF the
republic stormed, stoned and burned
German houses OF business and the
antf-German movement quickly took
on a character of rebellion against
lentency with Germany The Argen-
tine government promptly dismissed
Count Luxburs. Berlin at the same
time asked him to come home and
explain. Meanwhile demands for an
explanation were dispatched by Ar
gentfna to Germany
Sweden denied all official knowledge
of the contents Of the Luxburg dis
patches. Germany, through an un-
for foreign affairs. apoio-
sfzed orally This apology was semi
characterized as entirely in
sufficient The break was inevitable
from the start.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-09-20
NINE co DOWN WITH
AMERICAN TANKER
Lost Include Captain Lealie. nf Iersex
Cfty--Armed Merchantmen sends
Down C-Boat in North Sea

London. September fs.-u-boat war;
fare has claimed another American
victim. the Standard oil steamer Plain
ria, of S,+45 tons. hailing from New
York Nine men. including the can
tain, John Leslie. Atty years old, Of
Jersey City. went down with the veg.
sci An italian steamer. landing for
ty-hve survivors whom she had picked
up at sea. brought the first news OF
the Platuria's destruction. which took
place September is.
Good news followed on the heels Of
this intelligence, news that made
Americans here feel that the Platuria
has been avenged. An American armed
merchantmen. It YVES learned by way
OF Norway. sent 70 the bottom of the
North Sea a German submarine while
the diver was Smelling Il neutral YES
sell The U-hoat had a companion which
promptly found itself In the midst
OF British mosquito" hotilla drawn
TO the scene by the shell fre. One OF
the destroyers landed a full hit on the
second submarine and the latter sub
merged involuntarily and Afor good"
Two Norwegian steamers have been
sus,S with loss of two lives each,
They were the Facte, Of 3.s7a tons, and
the Thomas Krag. OF $3.50 tona.
The Platuria. forneriy the German
tanker Diamant. passed to American
registry under the act Of AuKust.
1914.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-09-20
fsRQny Resignation
Received WITH REGRET

Especial TO The Richmond v1rginian,
Washin ston. D. c.. September ls.-
News OF the resignation, because of
Ill health. of Colonel ". II. Osborn. of
Greensboro, n. c.. as commissioner of
the internal revenue. was received here
with wide regret Colonel Osborn was
highly praised by Secretary OF the
Treasury McAdoo In accepting his
resignation. The secretary said only
Ill health would have been accepted
by him as reason advanced by
Colonel Osborn for resigning,
Colonel Osborn Is one OF the frmest
friends of prohibition in the country,
and his work as commissioner has been
along lines which emphasized this. At
all times he was willing to give the
prohibition laws credit for the great
reforms they had brought about. and
he has collected many millions of dol
lars for the government in taxes from
liquor concerns which had been sue
cessful In evading taxes.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-09-20
RUSSIA PLAYS MORE
CHEERING ROLE IN SITUATION

Washington, Sept. 1a.-~Ru&sla as
sumed central position on the 6iplo-
matte stage here TODAY ard played a
more cheering role than in weeks, The
military, political. industrial and eco
nomic developments of the day were
all SO favorable that IT was determined
that the United States VIII go even
further with aid for Russia than she
has heretofore
Tomorrow Ambassador Rahkmeter
VIII call upon Secretary OF State Ian
sing and tell him of the new, and en-
couragtng state of affairs
The Russian embassy has received
word that the armies north of Riga
have definitely assumed the offensive
The general command is being reor-
ganized rapidly, and the Germans un-
expectedly forced to evaeuate village
after village.
Further dispatches have bean re-
cefved indicating that Premier Ke-
rensky is not pressing unduly his vic
tory over the Korniloff rebels. korni-
lon and the military leaders still face
the death penalty But the embassy
heard today that Deputy Pourishke-
veffch, one of those arrested for DO
ltical support OF Korniloff has been
released. This may raean that Ke-
rensky has the situation so we'll in
hand that he can afford to grant an
amnesty tn all his political enemies
Cyrus III. Mccormick, member of
the Russian mission. called upon
President Wilson late this afternoon
and laid before him plan to send
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-09-20
Hoover Warns Business Men
That America Disposes of
More Than It Produces
WORKING CLASSES MUST
BE ABLE TO BUY FOOD
Lord Northclife, Great Britain o
Purchasing Agent. Praises
Administrator Devotion to
Country

Atlantic City. N. J.. Sept. 1s,--'Food
Evil win this war" was the declara-
lion of Food Administrator Hoover
b an address delivered tonight before
the war convention OF the United
states chamber of commerce.
Starvation or sufficiency will in
The end, mark the victor" he contin-
ced, The allies are bloekading food
Rom Germany, The Germans are en-
) deavoring to starve the allies by sink
tng food ships.
Short production and limitation OF
markets tend to under supply. All
governments are faced with reduction
OF consumption, stimulation OF rro-
dnction control Of prices, and read
1us,ment Of wages
The winning of the war Is largely
problem of who can organize this
weapon-fooa
North America. said the food ad-
nlinisirator. Is being reQusSitioned, hy
both allies and neutrais for food sup
plies much in excess of its normal ex-
port ability. He aacribed this demand
Ia the destruction OF food laden ships
ena The diversion Of millions 81 men
from productive fields % war
IF The extremely high prices thun-
dering at every door. were rot SUN
c.gt Recommendations he continued
- IS possible "a prove by actual fig
I 80 that We have been exporting in
"y commodities beyond our capac-
i n nrodnee faklNs The three ear
n~ pe-ied as roo We find in
fs~ '-H.a ~ce the number ~ ami
r-'- o~ hnof oa June 50 this year
rarin'rs'v e-sfthat~d from % to 20.
e"fer ~ animals during the
!, WAS at fb@ rate Of lie. the ex-
"f~ q the rate of 1l5, and tfe uatn~
consequence fs t3iut the price Is
IN
t'ur first duty lies 20 our allies
II they ars t. sacrifice share Of
'<Hr ~ reutrat~ md 20 this -
the result of nur own SAYINGS and
Is owu productive labor. thoSe neu-
I r. should expect 20 furnish equiva-
4 service in ether directions in the
e. rylpr pool against Germany
High prices reduce consumption
/ they reduce II through the meth
obs of famine for the burden Is
thrown upon that class Of the most
limited means and thus the class least
able to bear it.
There is no national conservation
IN robhinw our working classes OF the
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State Department OF Public Tnstruc-
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Harris Case Continued.

BY resolution the state board OF
educa ton In session Yesterday after
noon In the office of Governor Henry
c. Stuart. the Virginia Journal or
Education becomes vested solely In j.
w, Everett, the present editor The
magazine. for the last two years, has
been run jointly by the department
of education and private individuals.
By the terms of the contract, the
magazine will continue to be the Of
fctal organ OF the public school sys-
tenn and will continue to be the
medium through which all informa
ton for teachers and school officers
vii be transmitted,
The board held lengthy session,
but continued several matters OF Inn
portance until the next session.
Among the business which will be
taken up. in November is the charges
against Superintendent w. A, Harris,
of HeHrioe county The apportion-
ment OF the special school fund OF
1915, 900, which becomes avaiia BILE in
November, Will be made at the next
meeting.
BY resolution of the board, yir-
ginia high schools will be permitted
to participate in the federal fund
providede by the Smith Hughes act.
The high schools must meet the re-
quirsment of tbs act which is chief
ly for the advancement OF agricultur-
al and domestic science training in
tne public schools. The Virginia
schools will receive sac, 0oe from ths
government and $4,000 for the state.
The usual annual budget was adopt
ed by the board The budget this