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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-03-11

y. w. bONE ~ SuNs INC.s
IIe North seventh street.
343-RandoIph-3@%.
West End Home ON Allison street
north OF Main. new and attractive,
rooms. hot-water heat. concrete
cellar under entire house. Let us
show you this: it's a bargain at s4.-
500.
New Brick Fiat. In West End Are Of
fered for sale on basis of 10 per cent
on the investment. Doesn't this ap-
peal to you.
East MarsAan Street. Corner Brick
house. splendid location for home or
business purposes. See us about this
quick. AZ owner Is anxious to sell
Price only $4,000
We Have Some Vacant Ground In the
southwest section OF city at extreme
~ low prices. Good for building or
speculation.
Highland Park Homes. FROM e2,500 Mp.
| on easy terms. II you are consider.
ing buying in this convenient and
| rapidly growing suburb let us show
you some bargains
Fer Homes or Investments See Our
Mr.. Rogers.
n, w. Rowe 4 son. INC.
Sales Department.
FARM BARGAINS.
| p, S0O-f3-Acre Farm, Acres I'm Wood
nice Groom house: eight miles from
Richmond one mile from depot. Very
desirable.
e3.50O-4 Acres, All Open, 10-Room
house: one-half mile from depot.
Very attractive:
e4.5OO-I4 Acres. One-Half Cleared,
nice 7-room house: 10 miles from
Richmond: Ave minutes walk to the
steam or trolley line.
s3s0oN-35 Acres. One-Hatf Cleared,
e-room house: one mile from depot;
eight miles from Richmond
e3yo0O-l0 Acres, With Groom Dwell.
ing; 3h miles from city; on railroad.
81. 25O-1S Acres and b-Room Houses
eight acres cleared; nice orchard:
three miles from depot. twelve miles
from city.
ea5O--iO Acres and A-ROom Cottage;
two acres cleared. Ave miles from
the city.
C. l.. & Fl. l.. DENOON,
So7 East Main st,
-
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-03-11

CLEANING AND PRESSING
and pressed. ss0c: secured soc i.
French cleaned. 81. A. WANT & CO
Tailors and Cleaners. Phone Mad
isou 1888
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-03-11

District Managers Wanted-For Open
territory to supply automobile trade
and car owner. preferably one hav-
81 ing a car. Unusual cooperation by
factory. Opportunity to build big
\. paying business of your own. Don't
II walt until your section Is gone. Adj
as ~E,sn ,rrf, ~ N.-,-L
III N. j.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-03-11

Info rmat tUn wanted--Deeds. Marriage
bonds. willis. Bible records concern
ing the Perkins family between the
years i725-1sn9. Desired docume nts
will be literally paid for. Address
c. @. PERKINS. Box EOS. Paris. IL
linois.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-03-11

OHExAPBAKE b OHIO ~,
Gin Lou'vle q West. = D., - D. sim
Main Line Local sf:K a $s.,a
James River line, $4,000 A. fk.ik =
N. News. MIX. Old PIT. y
$3.50 a., si3 n,., - D
Newport News. Local. 1900 L., sk:o0 -
Trains arrive from NIX. sll:oe
"t:<5 p, $50 p, N. News. s3;ss
's:o5 p. From West $500 a., $3.50 n
1855 a.. 'l:l6 p. 7;so p. daily from
Charlottesville except Sunday fror,
Thurmond. Jas River. 1925 a.. - 80 n
Daily. tE-Isxt SUNDAY
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-03-11
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.

Or Rent. 2I7 East Twelfth Street,
South Richmond, broom cottage with
bath. electric lights. etc. P. o. Boa
1T5. city.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-03-11

80 Acres, Nearly All I'm High State of
cultivation. Running streams and
springs Coco dwelling. only three
miles from city Price. $4,000.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-03-11
WOOD AND COAL

n lou Want the Best Anthracite, Lump
Splint and Pocahontas or New River
coal, call TYLER & RYAN, Linden
and Cary. Floyd and Bennington.
Mad. 1879. Ran. 3017.
Absolutely Best Quality In All Kinds
coal and wood. Prompt service
LYME & HARRIS. INC. Fifteenth
and Dock Streets. Randolph 1876
We give s. & II. Green Trading
Stamps
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AGENTS.

!.
rents to Travel by Automobile to In =
u troduce our $50 fast-selling popular
81 priced household necessities. The
s. greatest line on earth. Make $40 a
IL day. Complete outfit and automo-
bile furnished free to workers. Write
' today for exclusive territory. e.
Il. M. FELTMAN. Sales Mgr. 10 Ameri-
y can Bldg. Cincinnati. o.
:(,oiored Man AEens. Mig Tailoring
3 society. Emblem button free. Box
Z S36-E, Chicago.
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FOR RENT.

Fer Rent--Furnfshed Rooms First
\ noer. Loo North Seventh.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-03-11

mediate Steps VIM % taksn u secuse
such a1wcFker.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-03-11
/ euUs Your Troubles

Have you an empty room to fill piece OF
furniture you don't need' Perhaps You wish to buy
horse house!
Tell yorr troubles through The Virgnian want
page You almost sure to find relief
Send your want ad in today.
Twenty words, time ................2O cents
Twenty words three times. ..............50 cents
Twenty words six times. ................90 cents
No want advertisement will be inserted for less
than IS cents unless cash stamps accompany order
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-03-11

Dairy Farm. Half Mile From City Linz
it's. Good dwelling. barns for forty
cows. nifty acres OF excellent land,
seeded to clover and wheat. This
dairy Is in full operation and is
profitable. but on account OF III
health. owner will sell for $4,000.
A better proposition cannot be found
around Richmond.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-03-11

Babies for Adopsfon--The state Board
OF charities and corrections has In
its custody a number OF babies for
9toption Persons wishing 10 pro-
vide good homes for these little ones
please address Room II. Library
Bldg, giving references.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-03-11

70. r. SCHMIDT & COMPANY,
Real Estate and Insurance.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-03-11


40 Acres, six Miles of City on Main
road. Good slx-roorn dwelling, with
cailar. good barn. chicken houses
for 800 chickens. silo. etc. This lie
d very attractive farm and close to
city. Price, $4,000,
20 Acres With New Five n oom House
and good barn. About one mile of
trolley line, six miles OF Richmond.
Price, s2.o0e.
So1 Acres of Land. Splendid Grain and
grass land. Plenty OF streams and
branches. Brick dwelling excellent
iy built. Quantity of cord wood and
timber. Located thirty miles west
of Richmond. Az miles of Maiden's
station. Price to settle an estate.
$4,000.
J. A CONNOLLY & COMPANY.
Mad. 1851. Mad. 33s2.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-03-11

Have several good pieces Of goot
city property yielding good rental. We
can trade for a good farm. Let us
know what you can offer.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-03-11

Church Hill--Six rooms. newly pa
pered house, good condition: price, 81.
300..
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-03-11

J. A. CONNOLLY & COMPANY.
Mad 1851. Mad. 3362
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1917-10-29
GERMANS CAPTURE GORI7Z,
100, 600 ITALIANS, 700 GUNS
AND DASH TOWARD UDLNE
WILSON APPEALS TO NATION
TO PLEDGE FOOD ECONOMY
He Urges People to Make Use Of Surplus Com
modties to Enable Exports of Supplies vitality
Needed by Entente Allies

WASHINGTON
the drain supplies such scale necessarily affects the prices Of
Our country blessed with abundance foodsu
establish reasonable home.
THE food problems therefore, dependent
The voluntary effort in this direction which has initiated and
uniy of service the which open to every individual and by which
sacrifice
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1917-10-29
AMERICANS GO over TOP
AT NIGHT; RAID NO MANS
LAND; RETURN UNSCATF1ED
AIMS OF FRANCE
BLOCKING PEACE
Desire for Recovery Of Alsace-
Lorraine InsurmOuntable
Obstacle-s'VOrwaerts."

BERLIN tvia Londo4). Oct. 2s.-only
the determination Of France to recover
Alsace-Lorraine stands in the way Of an
immediate termination Of the war. in
the opinion Of the Vortcocrfs.
THE latest proceedings in tho French
Chamber Of Deputies" the Socialist or
gan declares. confirm Foreign Minister
Won Kuehlmann's 'sinterpretationt . that there
Is no issue prevailing outside that Of Al
sace-Lorraine. regarding which a COM
plete understanding Is impossible. Ger
many. under present circumstances, can
not surrender Alsace-Lorraine. No one
in Germany Is even thinking OF making
France a present Of the two provinces
and II would seem the French do not
want them In the form Of gift.
They are demanding Alsace-Lorraine
as a symbol Of their victory over the
Germans. not victory OF successful de-
fence and complete self-preservation.
which they might have to-day. but a
victory Of conquest; victory so COM
plete that the defeated party would be
forced to accept terms equivalent to ab-
tect humiliation.
ITO achieve this victory the French
want to continue the war. France wants
to permit more F'renchmen to die In
order that Germans may become French
citizens Not only does 1t want to sac
rifce Frenchmen but also Russians.
Englishmen. Italians, Belgians. Serbians
Rumanians and Portuguese. All man.
kind IL to be hurled into the yawning
Jaws Of hell because OF this one issue
Of Alsace-Lorraine. The French Gov
ernment SO Wills II and we are sorry to
say we cannot prevent her"
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1917-10-29
NATIONAL CAPITAL
DRY LAW MAY LEAK
Saloons Close Wednesday, but
Vets Haze Hope.

WAsitINGroN. oct. 2S.--Washinsto, -,
saloons close Wednesday, but grave
doubt has arisen as 10 whether the ca1-
ital will really be "dry."' There now
appears to he an excellent chance thai,
the coming drought in Washington may
not he as bad as It has been pictured. as
there is a pronounced difference OF opin-
ion among legal lights touching the in
terpretation OF the bone dry law
This legislation, fathered by Senator
Reed of Missouri. specifies tina, it shall
be an offence 10 ship liquor into ANY
Stale or territory" where the sale Of
liquor is forbidden. This appears TO
leave Washington out Of tho operation
Of the ian, Many leading lawyers hold
this view. among them United States
Attorney John l.. l.asky and CORPORA e
ton Counsel Conrad Symc.
brewers and liquor dealers from o,1e-
places, notably Baltimore, apparently
have satisfied themselves that the law
will not affect Washington and are send
ing bales Of order blanks to Washing
tonans. The Anti-Saloon League off,
GERS here are in a hutter and are clamor-
ing that the law must affect Washing
ton az well as any other dry" territory,
As n consequence OF this difference Of
opinion test Of the law before the
courts here is sure to follow soon after
the lid goes on.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1917-10-29
MISS RANKIN WASN'T
LOST. BUT SLEEPING
Pittsburg Women Hunted for
Her All Day in Frenzy,


PIrrsBuRG, Oct. 2S.-How they had
kept up frenzied search for Congress.
woman Jeanette Rankin for eight hours
yesterday. a particularly murky, muddy
day, while Miss Rankin slept, ignorant
OF the excitement, was revealed by
Pittsburg club women to-day.
Members Of the Council OF Jewish
Women. her hostssses. were to meet he,
when the 10 80 train arrived from
Washington. They were there. bur Mis-.
Rankin wasn't. In fact, II deyeloned
that there wasn't any 10 80 train from
anywhere.
Miss Rankins appearance had been
heralded In placards as the only
woman Congressman" So she must h,
found. Every train from everywhere
at every station was met thereafter by
groups OF worried women. At :3O
Miss Rankin made her entrance into
Pittsburg. from Canton, Ohio, not fron
Washington.
Later she explained things to the
club women who entertained her. She
passed Friday night In Canton and
through inadvertenCe she overslept un
til noon. She tried to get n Telegram
on to Pittsburg. but there was no tele,
graph ONCE near. A train would leave
for Pittsburg In few minutes. Shs
raught that train. Then she couldn't
telegraph.
But | always get there" the Con.
sresswoman added with "a smile.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1917-10-29
RUSSIANS TURN
GUNS0N OWN MEN
Shoot Down Troops Who
Made Friends With
the Enemy.

PrTRoGHAp, Oct 2s.--Russian soldiers
who rraternized with Germans we're fred
on by Russian artillery yesterday. says
to-day's official communication. The an
nouncement follows:
In the region OF Illoukst several
scores Of our men fraternized with the
Germans. The troops so engaged were
dispersed by our artillery fire. The
Germans also attempted TO fraternize
in the region of krevo and near the
village OF Larovo. southeast Of Bara-
novich
In the Baltic Sea In the region Of
the Gulf OF Finland. there were no
operations. ON the Riga coast the sit
uation is unchanged.
Premier kerensky has gone to the
front. The newspapers to-day publish
a note TO the effect that the War Minis
ter has begun the elaboration OF a
scheme for the reorganization OF part
OF the army on the basis of separate
nat!ona,ities.
AS result OF the continuance Of
disorders martial law has been pro-
claimed In many cities and towns.
Admira! Vladislavofr who was in COM
mand Of the submarine Notilla during
the German operations against the Rus
sian islands in the Baltic. has disap-
peared It is believed he fell overheard
from a submarine.
Gen. Kaledincs, hetmau Of the Don
Cossacks. has telcgraphcd to the War
Ministry that II 10 impossible to combat
the increasing anarchy IN the minin-
districts, owing TO disorsanization Of the
militia. He states that self-constituted
organizations are usurping authority aud
asks for funds with which to rcorganizc
the militia
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1917-10-29
GONZALES SAYS CUT
TIE WITH GERMANY
Leading Carranzista Appeals
to Mexico to Act.

MEXICO CITY, Oct. 2s.-Great excite
ment has been created through the publ
cation in Ell Universal OF a statement by
Gen. Pablo Gonzales. former commander
of the Carranza forces in Mexico city
and a Constitutionalist, favoring Mexico
following the example OF other Latin
American countries and severing diplo-
matte relations with Germany.
The front page Of the newspaper was
devoted to the statement, thousands of
extra copies of which were printed 10
supply the demand.
In his statement Gen. Gonzales said
in part
AS man and by natural, sponta-
neous impulse against what has been
revealed before my eyes and in cause
full of reason and Justice, ] am with
the Entente Allies, as a Mexican and a
citizen OF a country which necessarily
will feel the consequences OF the Euro
pean conflict, as It IL removed geo.
graphically. commercially and intellec-
tually from Germany and surrounded
by allied countries. which are held by
bonds of race, culture and vast inter
ests that my Government cannot af-
ford to put aside, and an a simple citi-
zen of my country. for whose interests
It is my duty to be ever on the watch
! consider 1t most essential that Mexico
should direct a frank and decided course
In favor OF the Allies.
1T Is lamentable that some Mexicans
have declared themselves pro-German
simply because Of antipathy to the
United States. not considering that the
United States is only one factor In the
war. and that on the other hand, the
United States would become the best
friend OF Mexico.
"Undoubtedly the attitude which the
Mexican Government will adopt In any
case will he a simple declaration oi
prime pies and in no case would this
mean that Mexico would send con-
tingent to E/
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1917-10-29
ALLIES TO RUSH
AID TO CAD0RNA
French and British Govern.
ments Consider Crisis-Italy
Forming New Cabinet.
Special Gable Despateh TO THE sux from mo
London Times

Special Gable DespatcA 10 THE suH from mo
London Times
Copyright. 1877. all ,iohs reserred.
LONDON. Oct 2s.-The Time, prints
the following announcement:
There is reason 10 believe that the
critical situation on the Italian front ha s
received and Is receiving prompt and
sympathetic consideration by the British
and French Governments, although by
the nature OF things no positive an
nounccnent can be made. 1t is under
stood that the Italian comman nder in
chief. Gen. Count Cadorna. may rely
upon the fullest support the power Of
the Allies can give to Italy"
FAH's, Oct 2s.--The Cabinet met this
evening to determine upon cooperation
OF the Allies on the italian front Presi-
dent Foincare presided
ROME. Oct cs.--Rcpor,s that Prof.
Nittor'o Orlando. Minister OF tne In
terror in the retiring Roselli Cabinet,
has been requested TO form new Min
istry are confirmed by the Messao0ero.
This newspaper says Prof. Orlando will
make only few changes at present In
the general composition % the Ministry
as 1t was constituted under Premier
Boselli
King Victor Emmanuel conferred this
morning with Baron Sonrino. Foreign
Minister. and Frof Orlando concerning
solution OF tho Ministerial crisis.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1917-10-29
TROOPS ROUTED BY FIRE.
Mon Have Narrow Escape From
burning Cars IN Erie.

CORNING. y. Y, Oct. 2s.--Fire of un.
certain origin destroyed two cars of a
troop train on the Erie Railroad a,
Rathbone early this morning, forcing
the members OF ono company TO escape
from their Pullman through the win.
dows as other escape was cut off by the
flames az the men slept
The members of this company lost
their reserve uniforms and personal he
longings in commissary car that was
stroyed. The loss exceeds $4,000.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1917-10-29
WARRANT OFFICERS DROWNED.
Two Gupners' Mates Lose Lives
when Barge Cnpsiaes.

Az ATLANTIC PoRT, Oct. 2s.--Two
warrant oficers attached TO the deep
sea diving force OF the United States
Navy lost their lives by the capsizing
Of barge in storm early to-day.
They were Rudolph Iugehor, son OF
r g. Xugehor OF Webster. y Y. and
Carl Henry Blinu OF Minneapolis. Both
were gunners' mates second class,
With companion, Gunncrs' Mate
Michaels, they went on a deep sea div
ing barge in tow Of a warship wheh a
heavy sea raised by a sudden squali
overturned the barge The warshlp
lowered boats in the midst of the tenn
pest and succeeded in rescuing Michaels,
but the other men were drowned. Zuge-
hor was % years OF age. Blinn was "a.
The barge was saved
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1917-10-29
us. Is SPENDING
AT $42,60O,0O0
A DAY RATE NOW
Officials Expect. Expendi.
lures to Double in
Short Time.
OCTOBER SETS RECORD
Outlay Of Fiscal Year So Far
Shows 900 Per Cent.
Increase.

WASHINGTON. Oct 2s.-0overnment
expenditures OF $1,000. 100000 10 the
record which October has established At
the Treasury Department Tho total.
which includes loans to the Allies. may
exceed even this huge sum. possibly by
500. 100000.
Thus far II stands at SsSb.342.3S7.
with yesterdays spending not included.
For the twenty-three working days thus
far counted It shows average expendi-
lures Of approximately SA2.s0o. 900 daily.
or almost $4,000 every minute Of the
day and night. Expenditures for last
Friday. the latest record published. were
3Ss.s7S.s4S. but this was an unusual
day. considerably higher than the aver
age. though not by any means q record.
Expenses Are Going UD.
The increase in the daily expenditures
10 greater at the present time than II was
a month ago and 10 steadily growing It
Is thought that II will continue to grow.
A two billion dollar month. officials as
sert. Is not far of.
Expenditures for the fiscal year thus far
have reached the total OF fS3.44S,659.764.
OF which $l.770. zoo. 900. more than half,
IS represented by loans to the Allies.
These loans and the interest on them
are to be repaid sto the Government by
the borrowers and. therefore. do not rep
resent actual expense to the America n
people.
From Octobers huge volume OF funds
there was paid out for the army and
navy. the Shipping Board. the Aircraft
Production Board, the Food Administra-
tlon. the maintenance Of domestic gov
ernmental machinery and all other Fed
eral Government activities $3s5, 5,296. 200.
The total expenditures OF the current
fiscal year to date. 33.44s.s5e.764. COM
pares with 333i.23s.313 during the same
period last year an increase Of more
than 900 per cent.
Receipts Exceed Expenses.
Because OF the large issues Of short
month the Governments receipts have
been greater than its expenditures and
total Sl,o60,0S So. This is almost
twenty times the amount received dur
ing the corresponding period last year.
Receipts are divided approximately as
follows:
Short time certificates OF Indebtedness
$913.sso, 900: hnal payments. including
interest on the first Liberty bond sale.
sl3.4la,l1a: Panama Canal tolls. s2I7.-
lSS Can increase of more than so per
cent. over last Octoher) deposits for
the purchase OF one year Treasury notes
and the retirement OF national bank and
Federal reserve notes>of 5000 900 and
S232.ogJ respectively and ordinary
, revenue receipts OF ss7.l9l.si
"a Ia. ., I'D far
ably with receipts OF s5c,li4,65O last
October. when virtually the same
revenue laws were in effect. and is due
to show shortly a tremendous increase
under the new revenue law. soon TO be-
come effective in Its main provisions
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1917-10-29
CRISIS IN FLEMISH BELGIUM.
German Order to Change Language
lmperils Relief Work.
Special Cable Despotch to TIE srS from the
LoWdon TAnes.

Special Coble Despotch TO TIE SrS from the
LoWdon T3nss.
Copyright. 1917. all Si0hfs reserved.
THE HAGUE. Oct. 26 tDelayed) -
From a Belgian source 1t Is learned that
the Germans are insisting on the en-
ployment OF the Flemish language In all
parts OF Flemish Belgium for all I'D.
ministrative purposes, including the dis
tribution and administration OF Belgian
relief.
This etict means the complete par
alysis OF the arrangements for feeding
the famine stricken and destitute Bel
gians. as thousands OF workers engaged
In this chartab BILE work will refuse to
comply with the new order.
The whole work OF Belgian relief
therefore is in imminent peril and the
situation has become critical.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1917-10-29
MRS. T. R., ,JR., TEACHES FRENCH
Doing splendid Work InstructIur
L. =. Troops in Europe,

Mrs. Theodore Roosevelt. Jr.. one OF
many Americans who have devoted
themselves TO relief duty in France, Is
doing splendid work, it is reported, in
teaching French to American soldiers
'over there" Mrs Roosevelt conducts
classes nightly in Paris.
William Sharp, son OF the Ambassador
to France. is a worker in the field. II
is said that all of the workers, those in
the field especially, are handicapped by
inadequate facilities and supplies
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1917-10-29
TEUTONS JVBILiNT.
IsOnHO Victory ENOL~s Predictions
Of ItRlN's Downfall.

AMSTERDAM, oct IS Tho bat,,r -
tho lsonzo evokes shouts of triumph IT,
the German and Austrian press. par,lc-
ularly the latter. According 90 de
spatch from Vienna, the Frcmdrr biat'
goes so far as to declare that ltaiS viii
go the same way as Runania. Srrhia
and Russia. paying "a terrible prics
for the guilt ~ her unsctupu,ous
trcacherous> and rapacioue statesmen"
The Ne,Hswiencr Ta9bidn talks n
the Sudden destruction Of the Eutcntc''
last hope on European battlcnelds.'
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1917-10-29

RIO JANElRo. Oct 2S.-A general cen
sus of the German population OF Brazil
is in process of preparation. Hereafter
It viii he necessary for German resi-
dents to carry Identification cards,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1917-10-29
Dumba Thinks We Are BIamug.

AMSTERDAM. Oct ga despatch re-
ceived here from Vienna says that Dr.
Dumba. formerly Austro- Hungarian Am
bassador to the United States, in a
speech in the R'chsrat asserted that tho
giant naval programme Of the United
Stacs was mostly bluff