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Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1918-02-27
LOST SUB DESTROYER
ARRIVES IN EUROPE

Washington, Feb. 27.--Safe ar
rival at a European port of no.
foot submarine chaser with French
crew aboard. which had not been
heard from since January is, was
announced today by the navy depart
ment. The little craft was separated
from her escort during terrific gale
while bound for Europe.
No navigating instruments were
aboard, but after being blown far of
their course, the Frepchman estimat-
ed their position and headed for
port. To their remarkable seaman
ship is attributed the success of the
voyage.
With the engines disabled by the
storm, the crew rugged up sails from
bed coverings and sailed for 80 days.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1918-02-27
DOUBT LOYALTY OF
NEW YORK ALDERMEN

New York, Feb. Accusations
OF treason and disloyalty were made
against socialist members OF the
New York board of aldermen during
a meeting of that body today The
presentation OF resolution to or
ganize the board into society for
the sale OF war thrift saving stamps
called forth objections from the so
cialists and Immediately the meet
ing was in an excited turmoil Var
ious members denounced the social
lists
Algernon Lee. socialist leader, was
called traitor" and threats were
made to expel him.
The resolution was finally adopt
ed over the negative votes of the
seven aldermen.
0bjecting to the measure, propos-
ed by a speaker in behalf of the
local war savings thrift stamp COM
mittee. Lee said:
Everything that glitters is not
gold, and everything that is done in
the name of patriotism is not pa
triotic."
This occasioned the outburst of
condemnation. Albert Squires said
the socialist party had betrayed Rus
sia and would betray the United
States II It dared.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1918-02-27
GOVERNOR OF JERUSALEM
NOTED LITERARY AUTHORITY

London. Feb. 27.-Ronald Storrs,
who succeeds Borton Pasha as gov
ernor OF Jerusalem. with the rank Of
lieutenant-colonel. Is a son OF the
Dean Of Rochester. He had bril-.
liant career in the service OF the
Egyptian government and filled i'm
portant posts under Sir Eldon Gorsi
and the late Lord Kitchener. Mr.
storrs Is an authority on Oriental
literature. and member OF the
commission for the preservation OF
Arab monuments. He is ~ year,
old and unmarried.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1918-02-27
tNiuN MAN APPOINTED
~ ASSISTANT DIRECTOR

Washington, Feb. 27.--J. A
Franklin, Of Kansas city. chief oil
the brotherhood OF Boilermakers
Iron shipbuIlding and Helpers. wa,
appointed today by Director-G General
McAdoo assistant director OF IN,
railroad Administrations labor d.
vision. He will assist w. =. Carter
director OF the division. In nesotia
tons with shop trades.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1918-02-27
fCTlLE EFFORT MADE TO
WRECK TROOP TRAIN

Gainesville, Texas, Feb. 27.-
What Is believed to have been an Of
fort to wreck troop train by remoy'
ing spikes and bolts from the rails
resulted In the wrecking near here
late last night OF u northbound San
IA Fe freight train. The engine and
two box cars went down 30-foot
embankment. The troop train pass
cd over ahead OF the freight withou,
mlshap.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1918-02-27
irish LAWLESSNESS
BECOMING SERIOUS

London. Feb. 27.--Recent state
ments in London newspapers OF all
shades of political belief that law
lessness was spreading alarmingly in
the west and south of Ireland. were
supplemented today by the Times
Dublin correspondent. who says the
government will have to tas> a
prompt and firm step at repression.
The law is ignored in Glare, Sligo,
Roscommon and Mayo. says the cor
respondent. The telegraph wires
have been cut and trees thrown
across the roads to hinder the move
ments of troops and police. Farms
are being seized in the name of the
irish republic.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1918-02-27
TURKEY HAS AGREED
TO CONSIDER PEACE

Amsterdam, Feb. 27.--At the re-
quest of the Russian commander in
the Caucasus and the president OF
the Caucasus republic, saws Con
stantinople dispatch, Turkey hs'
agreed to fix place for peace nego-
tiations. This announcement wa
made by the foreign minister in tf6
chamber. He said that after tfr
withdrawal of Russian troops ffos
the eastern provinces. the Turks
troops have cleared the provinces G
marauding bands and reached Bal
burt. M
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1918-02-27
WALSH ISscHOSEN
UNION DELEGATE

Washington, Feb. "a. Labor
unions have selected Frank p.
Walsh. formerly chairman of the
federal industrial relations commits
sion, as their representative on the
board framing a national policy for
government work during the war.
Taft was chosen by the employer
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1918-02-27
APRIL o WILL BE
WAR ANNIVERSARY

Washington. Feb. 27.-April 6
will be the anniversary OF the en-
trance of the United States into the
war. Suggestion has been made by
William NJ. Lewis OF the national
committee on patriotic societies that
that day be fittingly observed as
National Win-the-war Day" En-
forts will be made not to have hol-
iday but to ring church bells
throughout the country at noon,
have every band play The Star
spangled Banner" factory whistles
blow and flags unfurled everywhere,
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1918-02-27
ANOTHER SOLDIER SHOT
BY MEXICAN SNIPEItS

FL Paso, Feb. 27.-A soldier Of
U. s. cavalry border patrol was shot
through the upper left arm while
patrolling the border near San Eli
zaerio. 80 miles southeast Of here
The soldier was riding with COM
rade when two Mexicans opened fire.
hitting one. The other rescued his
comrade and carried him to safety.
Captain Joseph N. Marx. commander
OF the border patrol in the city. was
shot in the right leg Saturday af-
lternoon by McJcsns ...A ,-..4...
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1918-02-27
AUSTRIAN PREMIER SAYS HI
WILL NOT SEND TROOPS INTO
UKRAINE
HUNS THREATEN TO USE FORCE
Austria-Hungary Insists She WIZ
Take No Part In Any Action
Against Russian and Rumania

Washington. Feb. 27.-An oficial
dispatch from France quotes the
Austrian premier as relating that
Austria-Hungaria will take no pars
IN the action against Russia and Ru-
mania. and will nol send troops into
Ukraine. 1t says there Is a serious
conflict between Austria and Ger
many. which the latter Is determined
to settle by violent means II neces-
sary.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1918-02-27
CRIME ~ EXPOSED To OFF.
GALS WHO WE'RE iNvEsTI-
eating A PRO-HUN PLOT
STEAMSHIP CENTRAL|A IS HELD
Men Carried Supplies 10 Germans in
Lower California and Attempted
to Obstruct the Draft

Pacific Port. Fem. 27.-+The mas
ter. chief engineer and purser OF the
steamship centralia are held at San
Pedro, where they we're ordered ar
rsted on charges growing out OF an
Investigation OF an alleged pro-Ger'
man plot. 0tl
II Is alleged the men took sup
piles to Germans In Lower califor-
mia and tried to obstruct the draft.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1918-02-27
CAPTURED PLANE
POOR MATERIAL
Very Inferior 10 Materials used In
American Machinrs--,rparcn,Iy
hue shortage of spruce

Washington. Feb. 27,--captured
German aIrplancs brought to the
United states. reveal the fact that
the materials OF which they are COM
posed are very inferior to American
standards. Apparently due to a
shortage OF spruce.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1918-02-27
NAVAL TUG Founders: | 5: !.
40 KNOWN SURVIVORS

Washington. Feb. 27,--The naval
tug Cherokee, formerly belonging to
tho I.uckenbach company, foundered
yesterday of Fennwick island light,
20 miles south OF the Delaware
capes. The survivors are being taken
to Philadelphia. II is believed only
10 OF 40 survivors are aboard,
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1918-02-27
100 ARE TRAMPLED
TO DEATH IN CHINA

London, Feb. 27,--By the col
lapse OF Chinese public stands at the
Hong Kong jockey club races yester-
day. 100 women and children were
trampled TO death. According to
the dispatch fire broke out and
several hundred others we're burned
TO death,
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1918-02-27
HOARDERS OF GRAIN
BEING ROUNDED UP

San Francisco. Fob. 27.--A round
mp OF hoarders OF grain and flour In
California has Just been completed
by the food administration. About
20 dealers are involved. Prosecu-
tons are expected.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1918-02-27
PRICE FIXING
IS A FAILURE
Senator Lodge Denounces Fuel Ad-
ministration ~ AN Unnecessary
Agency of Amateurs

Washington, Feb. 27.-senator
Lodge declared today that govern
ment price fixing was a failure. az
a method OF preventing profiteering. &.
and denounced the fuel administra-
tion as an unnecessary agency,
composed largely OF amateurs"
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1918-02-27
HOSPITAL SH|P SUNK
IN ENGLISH CHANNEL

London. Feb. - The British
hospital ship Glenart Castle was
sunk yesterday In the British chan
mel. There we're no patients aboard,
The survivors we're landed by an
American torpedo boat. Eight
bodies are still adrift.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1918-02-27

Paris. Feb. 27.--The press gener-
ally considers Won lHertling's speech
rs simply a continuation OF Ger
many's efforts to create differences
between the allies. and call II hy-
pocricy.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1918-02-27
! GUARD SAyESsPLANT
BY THROWING BOMB

Newburgh. N. j., Feb. 27.--'An at
tempt to blow up machinery and
ship yard plant here was frustrated
today, only after guard picked up
the bomb and hurled It out OF dan
ger, where It exploded, doing some
damage.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1918-02-27
Is ENTENTE PLANES \.
DOWNED BY GERMANS

Berlin, Feb. 27.--Germans shot
down 15 entente planes and three
captive balloons yesterday. It is Of
iicially announced that the raider
Wolf destroyed at least 35 vessels,
some Of which we're loaded with
English troops.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1918-02-27
MORE TIMED FOODS
ARE COMMANDEERED

Washington, Feb. 27--All Gamers
are advised by the food administra-
tion to hold stock for war purposes
until further notice.. They are ad-
yised to hold all canned corn, peas.
tomatoes. string beans and salmon
on hand. a
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1918-02-27

London. Feb. 81 Special dis
patches from Russia say the soldiers
refuse to fight, saying LET the Ger
mans take u.s." Workmen are will
ing to fight. but are unframed and
II is believed Germans will take Pet
rograd without trouble.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1918-02-27
SAFETY FIRST FOR
AVIATOR STUDENTS

Washington. Feb. 27 Immediate
steps to reduce the number OF COLL
sions by student aviators. by spread
ing out training areas. are bclng
taken BY the war department,
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1918-02-27

Berlin. Feb. 27.--Germans have
captured two Russian regiments re-
treating north OF Dorpat.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-10-12
News Of Fifty Years Ago
tFron the Richmond Dispatch, Oct. 10. 1865

:, naughty boy white. was yesterday sen, to
TIC cna!u gang FOR throwing bricks at +
the dog catcilcTs when Thursday the aroro-
sa!1 catcher vas tying to rope in the aforesaid
boys dog.
Governor Wells last night spoke to the Union
lhrincihles. OF Manchester. and all the other
negroes and whites who chose to go to the
hali 70 hear him. lie prsd:cted the triulnphant
whcm Grant g.'ts in the presidential chair Offices
for the faithful will be aS thick as hops
Rev. DIR. 7. V. Moore. pastor OF the First Pres
nyterAn Church, has gone on visit to Nash
v!llc. Tenn.
Rev. Dr. Pctcrkin. OF st. James Episcona
Church, VIII not be in his ilpit day. He is
in New York in attendance upon the Episcopa
Triennial Convention.
The game season Is at its height. and just now
are being served in the Richmond restaurants.
The y. VI. G. a. OF colored men held their n :
niversary yesterday. and raraded the streets
headed 10y a brass band.
The adve Il OF the oDcra season has caused n
great rush for white gloves and silk nccktics
on and after next Monday the Richmond most
office viii be opened a, . y. Nj. and closed AT
GRO i. 81.
Hon. Howell Cobb. OF Georgia, while convers-
New York at 10 4. A. Yesterday, fell dead. Tic
save no psemonitory symptoms OF Illness
II is announced that grand lodps or tho
knights of pythias 10 soon 10 DO formed In Vir.
EiEa. "
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-10-12
Books and Authors

sem. rat Is Love" by Isaac Newton
i "avea from nu ,ss Coz. contains
aeousaIely and :nspirinsly tutored
al , ing ioye and ITS many phases,
"..u VINO had several thrilling and
seemingly nca..lovc adventures ic &C.
ne round the real article amidst the
Maiden In bombay.
n: t.. Mtnc.ens IN Defense OF
~ ph!!!D Goodman. New YorE. Tboss
,,Sso,!iar with tAn previous works Of
Tense ~ based upon arguments maj
ere anything bat convan:ionai His
.encs ri So nn IS that tho in.ell-
;'s That OF men. bat even a good del
Eecner- that stupidity. seutiincuteitv~
ana emotionalisn. fa- from being fem
n,uiry into the motives behind ma.
,. lac IN 10th sexes. and into the in
St!nctive reluctance OF the mai, !.
overcome. Again. there IL an exnaus-
sum SUM a,seus fsn Of the demand for equal
both that OF the sun'ragi,,s and TIA,
OF the antis Finally. there are SEE
on their religious fce,inss. and on
their morals.
"So'no Happenings" bv Horace A..
nesiey Fsche Il George ii. E,oran Coz
NAT rs = oo .on, OF short stories. some dra-
riety OF the subjects the vo:unsc ,s q
surp:ise al the way through. Those
tlnnumerabie readers vino have become
M :IEc rc.iah OF the inimi,ablc iiavor O.
Fishp!iSit" AMI "Quinnevs" viii or.
n per; iGG, en- aEEeeahie START at meeting
U o., san francisco; and the Bret-Harte.
I l!sx nature Of his drama. And the
a al .,
inc author who continue to believe
my ne never surpa ssed his work i'm
scene e oaicA!y r@m n ,Ss IL Rapids the
Road; London. thence to Paris. and on
The; The h .y Whi,nsey. love. tagged
attic and heaps OF wealth ali contrihn ~
70 70 we ne rich oisl set by this vo:Ime
rc "J uooH mas nsen very app-eciatively
r;c h n l,;u Of Jehu." by Laura f.
Co.'S latest issues. When Kitty RosS
orphaned. penniless and gentle born
;eturns to her old home in Cyrus Vii
iase TO earn her own living. she does
IT by running, livery stable. How,
eyer, sne meets with lot o. oppos,-
Ton on the part Of her relatives ard
Peters both try TO persuade her TO
give up her strange career. but Ititt.,
does does not heed thei. advice, and takes
love her. and are. therefore. ycry casy
TO manage, but friends and suItora, FOR
!nst inc same reason, prove much less
want Kitty, TO come and 'bc dangh.
ter 70 y; the other half, including nice
Bopby Ghanter and tho overzeaious
wilson Wioird. wants her for a wifi.
but Kitty refuses all oNers Of don,es.
5ic't*. Even after the mystery Of the
ipns smut house is solved, when Aunt
Jonanna's oldtime romance Is
brought to satisfactory close and
bohby ~ persuaded to take new
Iove. Kitty still refuses 10 hear o.
mhrrlaSe Why? The answer lies in
| TIC singing OF an old English song
me Duke Of Lee" and letter from
nina .,, that is long overdue At last
some one else comes out OF China aui
| then Well. read the book yourself
ana see what happens You'll never
regret meeting all The dear, oid-fas,-
love kitty.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-10-12

II Is CHARGED, nor can It, in reason
be denied. that as people we are Il
race Of MASTERS. We waste In tho
house. in tho fields. about tho build
.ugs. in feeding our stock. In fcrtil!2-
thS and in harvesting our crops in all
food production and distribution. In tho
"ificr, In the factory. the min. tho mine.
IN all cur business. commcrcc and in
austry.
rhc Industrial waa,ca. other than
wastes Of ttmc and labor. taSc two
lrerja' forms the direct and tho IN
'hrnwh away for lack Of thought nv
w the.r Nalvc, The latter are tho, un-
aasd iMnSS-.the rosslhi" by.prnduc'n.
w Tue former arc such things "a the
w w'"rrtWG rarsr. OF packing ma
'eflal", The ssnorias ot rapcr SCRAP.
ShH s,WNa' ,'tinaa IN tho latt"r class
~" 'hn NUMEROUS hy.rroduc;s we DO
'SI Ees, Nnt throw away.
lci Ha illustrate rron a arhcrc out
sNc 'ho hduatrtal The whain h,s for
N'a'H Noca nsr3 Tor Niuhbrr oriv In,
N,'W we, mouth and Tho intoa,.nca or
ounce W supply Tor leather. jus. ro
nc Shtn NJ thc shark. of TITO ,lo,.u.h
an" S'acr animals, We have thrown
Iswm away trranS" We knew no better.
NOW 'nrS acr com.nc into use
An illustration of tl,n orpo~itc form
~ waste ia unua"d torin. Nc ,,,vn ~ /.
,"onocd within two years hal: dozen
kinds q; aNa'ishic hshcr, good aud
Mn"'csom" food not used before. M
ono 'houaht. no enc cared and Tho
MAST" w"n' on Two - thcmo rcw
sN"aH arr selling OIL nation. -ti,, c
scale Nt ono over so.ooeooo rounds
nave BEEN consumed and The o,he. Z,
now selling IN thirty States. 8
Lot Va iook n, IN" waste problem,
iron, this poIn, Q: view: wha, an,
WnSttnE; what am throwing away OF
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-10-12
Southern conprcs,men and CO.,

& ANAGE attacks are being made upon Sen
~ ators and Representatives in Congress
from the South who have dared to opnose
the program OF the government for fixing
Oh cotton prices. These men are actually
oelnS accused Of proStituting their nnblic
positions in behalf OF private interests, but
some OF the assaults made uDon than very
closely approach charges OF corrup, prac-
ticcs Ihat such unfairness will bitterly re-
scented Is not only natural, but decidedly
proper
Is 1t not conceivable that Southern mem
berS OF Congress should oppose the fixing
OF price on cotton crop that already has
been raised and is now being picked and
should do it sincerely believing that they arc
right in the position they take? Is il mast
heilcf that such Senators and congressman
IN thus protesting against even a war meas
nrc that will infict serious loss upon their
constituencies arc acting from unim peo ch-
apie motives! Should such statesmen h.,
sweepinsly condemned because they are using
their influence to defeat plans which will
work serious hardship upon thousands Of rot
ton growers:
mere are great many people who feel
tina, with all other basic raw materials in
ms country within the range OF government
price CONTROL the price OF cotton should like
wise DO fixed by the government. These
people know that the demands OF war for mis-
"d'cl'al nave forced the market quotations
h'ead'iy upward, and they suspect that the
cotton grower is engaged in degree OF prof
teering from which other producers, of vital
resources are barred
Whether this is or is not true i. does
mol ahcct the right and privilege OF Southern
members OF Congress TO speak for their peo-
PIC; TO protest in the name of their peopIc.
II 'hey believe the proposed program is
| wrong and TO array themselves against any
proposition That might initiate against the
interests OF the section they represent The
| injustice Of the criticisms that arc heinz
lcFeIcd at Congressman and Senator's from
cotton States is unworthy, and should he
denounced as they no doubt will be BIZ all
| iair- minded people
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-10-12
Health Talks by Dir. VIM. Brady
Normal Appetite.

ass sA sss sa anS S0 psh Il truth which
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daily N" Wo rR's ann merS than he can ase ia his
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onpn:i,c pI -, .: mental rNer,eN, quits the
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ar lSo' T +, t &c SSsps-snse recruits ia ,sr
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ration for an active man " '' " '''
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Yer Yer. now little you believe YOU cat There arc
!ust ."o WAYS TO roadjus: ycursclc You Jan 20,
on eating the same amount hut take enough
na exercise To burn up tho excess: or yn,,
IN take no more exercise. hut GU, yoi,- -,t ion
ao"n 10 normal maintenance ration
Questions md Answers.
HOW 70 Get Hid OF q Tapcworu, r,.ae, al
obiec. 90 ''u "a '"heN'r" Al"
and a" son car Rs be sure yc have
sn, MS o. me worm in the discharges. or whci,
10y 20. tnds Iapcworm eggs "" rIicrosc sonic ny-
" 'nn lhen consult ood doctor ] once
s!i..u'cn 10 suES"St tapcworm trcatrcn, in
JIM. out my friend the comDoStor revised .hc
VI sons~hat end lost several nights
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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-10-12
Richmond. va. October .. is,
The English Of n.

To the :dito: OF The Times !spa tcll (:
Il sal! that the average newspaper
reader has an !dca that he knows more
"oout now newspaper ough, TO be
run than do the men whose business IL
Is 70 conduct II. | am not an aver
age reader. BIZ; ] do feel constrained
TO offer you and other editors one iIttlc
suggestion. Please put your war news
III English or United states language
Altogether. and don't mix up so much
With French. Italian and what not.
Tcr-a:n is annoying. and "kilnmcter''
- 'an'aliZinS as II requires Il paus.
FOR mathematical calculation When
the American trooas make one Of thci-
ori!iiant dashes why not tell US they
captured two miles OF ground and lc,
US go on reading ins,cad OF informing
us that they advanced over three and
n quarter Eiiomctcrs @. rr-i. ,u,r
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-10-12
War Tax Insurance.

y. D. r.. Lawrencevii.e.--Ther ia :,
the person taking out u policy bu. ON ON
me company issuing IL. The so-caucd
Isi7 'd *, act act OF Congress OF October 3.
cents on each 800 or fractional ~ 49,,
n,.eFGot or the amour, Tor which AM
: .ur rs insured under any noIicy of in.
rwea. ~ r,r or 1.her instrument. by what
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-10-12
Open Churche. for PRAYER

To tho Editor OF The Times.6tsn,,
SIT seems TO mo catireIw nr,r
c cStntf ana niThiy t,nportant that our
j do mo- snon'd be opened for prayer.
orderel the closing or The ch"-che"
inXs. uay gamer
II IS very different matter 10 mo-,
IN Promiscuous crowds o. hundreds -
Ies.,o,,,nen comment on n SUNDAY school
.nFc: iror> gathcrin. In small 'FRONT.' !,
n ~ ~ unto God for city and State and
fro,,S ON N lnis time OF great calamity
eye! Richmond has had moro roo
~. slnce the Civil War. TO Eathcr for
rnc.i :;oiG purpose OF prayer. I do moi
=, -, fomid II not he reasonably cau,,oue
a .i, genuinely Christian to have iii
SUNDAY morning from to 10 o.c;ncl;p'
Highland Park. October 10, 1915.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-10-12

While word-jugglers and hay-splitters dis
sect and analyZe President Wilson, reply to
Prince Max. the troops on the west front
have read it quickly and correctly. and now
are engaged in giving practical demon
stration or its meaning. They know that it
means one of two things: unconditional Sur
render or fight to the finish, and they are
rebuilding the fury Of their blows to hasten
the day when tho beast shall grove in the
dust and beg for peace instead OF profrering
it. That day now seems to be not far dis
tant, and tho only thing that can delay it's
coming is this talk OF peace with which the
allied civilians arc tempted to beguile them
selves. Let the peace hopes be forgotten
now is the time TO talk war