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CHANcEnY uI.LE.ssE DEEDS.

w.. n. y Nunnaliy,. trustee. 70 May w
Wtpgiie;n aSxi2' re, feet wts, Linz Tni:ty
October IS. ioi is si'ooS Su'" OF NJ street
Charles *. Wills. trustees. to Nv vVi!liam
\; Holmes and Matilda j. twite>, 25x-
T,nweniE-ninth Streets. October IL.
o " as. s Robinson: trustee. 70 James I;
Avenue. &3Xil9 feet ( inches NJ south
west corner OF Floyd Avenue and Null
berry Str.s; October .. i9!S: $4,000.
1905 North Twenty ighth street. coz d.:
80 feet east line Twenty -hth Street.
ctwcen Nine Mile Road and Mile Road.
october is. 1918: S392
Alexander II. Sands. trustee. to Chas.
i. Garter. trustee for Sophie L. Dun
Ganson. lots ) End G. block 3. Barton and
sion. September 20. 1915. s2,I2O.
j. Lee Davis. trustee. to Call!e l..
Shackford, No. 1902 Montrose Avenue,
G9xl43 feet wost line Montrose Ave
boulevard: also 30NS1 fee; & inches.
MOTH line Hanover Avenue. 12o feet
east OF the boulevard; also No. South
Davis Avenue, lGNl00 fee, irre.,ula:J
east line Davis Avenue, Il feet south
OF Main street. October 10. 1915. s2.5oc.
II. ~ McCurdy. trustee. to Lewis
ty-eighth street. 4SxiSo feet at north
west corner of Twenty-cighth and .
Streets. October IS, 1915 $1,000
G. J.. DennoE. trustee. TO Emma Irene
Thomas. - feet > nche@ by 100 fee,
Grregularl west line alley. IA fee; ;
inches wide. extending from Main
street to Floyd Avenue. between Boulc-
ward and Mulberry Street, 81 feet north
CT Main street. 81 feet north OF Main
Street. October Is. 1915: $Sls.
IL. Seldom Taylor. trustee. 20 c. j.:
Richardson. lots 4 and >. block ., Oak
Park. on east side North Avenue. Oc.
tobc- 10. lalS: $500.
Emmett II. Meanley. trustee TO j. Il:
scheme, 2SNl"3 feet north line Thirtieth
Street. between r and 5 Streets. Sep
TENDER Il. 1918; S46S.6O.
Trustees of citizens HuildiHg and
Loan Association to Annie w Riddici.
No. 91S Scott Street, 21Xl32 feet west
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Have COLOR IN CAttko
Be Better Looking-Take
Olive Tablets

lfyour skin is yellow-complexion pallid
tongue coated-appetitep oor--you have
2 bad taste in your mouth--a lazy, no.good
teeling-you should take Olive Tablets.
DR.. Edwards Olive Tablets-a substitute
observation-disclosures prepared by DR.. Edwards
after II years of study with his patients.
DR.. Edwards Olive Tablets are purely
vegetable compound mixed with olive oil.
You will know them by their olive color.
no pimples, a feeling Of buoyancy like
childhood days you must get at the cause.
DR.. Edwards Olive Tablets act ON the
liver and bowels like calomei-yet have
no dangerous after effects.
They start the bile md overcome consti.
patton. That's why millions of boxes are
sold annually at 10c and 25c per box. Az,
druggists, Take one or two nightly arr
I,te the pleasing results. --Adv.
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MEANS'S COMPLAINT FAILS
TO EXCITE DEPARTMENT
CHIEF Of Division Declares Every Up.
pOrtunity Was Afforded TO
Present EN idrnrc.

WASHINGTON. October - -Thc Dc
rartm"nt OF JuStic" failed to-day to
b.Coric excited over the proposed Con-
ErcsS:o nal tnNcStigati"n which GaSton
l.. Means is here scckin;: TO bring about
with the avowed purpose OF discussing
The relation Of {. Il. Ambrose and the
Department OF Justice TO til" pruSccu-
lion OF Means In .hc trial at Concord.
y G.. when Mr. Maudc \. King was
round dead in the woods near there
last year
y. Bruce B!elaski. chief of tho divi-
sion OF Investigation, wien his attcu-
tiOn Mas called 10 the reports OF the
proposed investigation by II Congress
siuuul committee. said that ample OPP
portunity had been afforded to Means
20 show any improper activity upon the
part OF Ambrose at the Concord trial
and that fun testimony had been sub
.niitcd :.bou, Ambrose at the King will
trial IN Chicago.
lie said the department still is open
10 consider Gny cvidcnc" OF improper
actions that may have been taken by
Ambrose. but that none has been pre-
scented To him.
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IIENRICO TRANSFERS. DAUGAIN
AND SALE.

Anhey, Esai,y G5S.polrsat!.osn 70 Mrs.
Colonial rlacc, March II. 1918; $1,000.
Harry g. Ward aud EVELYN NJ. fwif")
Ninc-Mile Road. 50 fe.; from ADAMS
Piko. about IL miles from Richmond.
October L. i9lS: S?.S0".
Martha Elizabeth Mosh% 10 George
Bates. five acres adjoining lands Of
rarson and Pemher;on. lTcnrico Coun-
~ June IS. 1917: tax $l.@j 81
Arthur II. MontroSc and Ida II. twifcl
to ienncr 7. Crawlcy. lot IS. Richmond
Truck and Poultry Farms. August oc.
1915: tax s1.2J. $40.
+. s. Redd TO Otis . Dillon. lots %
Is. block O. section .. iiiEhlaud Springs
building lots. August J. l9lS; $50.
II. : Wilcon and Sallie G.. (witc) I"
! l.. Shepherd. blocks IA. BB, &C. Dp.
ZEE. FF. &C. <, r. L, V. ". y. Y. r.
except lots -. -. %. block IA Sebrc"
Addition. October -. 1913: tax. $l1:
SO.
Edward Smith 10 y. y. Murray &
Son. 10 acre. on Robinson Road. adj
Joining land OF Murphy. October IL,
1915. s30"
East Highland rark Corporation !"
William H. rringlc. lot r.. block g
plan OF Fairfield. November %, 49,.
So.S.
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cnA>cEI,y RELEASE DEEDS.

y. J. Chewing aud +. NJ. Eoxicy.
i iy., TO Marie NJ Bower. No; l2ii
OF clay street. is3 fcc' w"st Of = li i'r
rison Street. October .. IHlS: 1881.
a j. chcv'nin@ ana r.. NJ Eo\icy.
trustees, 10 Mnnicy l;"wcrs. No. i2it
line of Clay Street. 1913 feet west %!
HARRISON street. October .. iolS: S7l!.
Stuart Bowc. trustee. 10 sam,.el t.
Street. 35xi2o feet north line of ptmcc
street. AS feet cast Of Randolph street.
October -. laiS; s'.$i4:
;ai,imore. Md. 56xIGc f"S Si'Sh rTcaG q,
north Tine OF Park Avcnur 2Go fcct
east Of West street. pctober 10. 1915:
Leroy Il. Brown. trustee. 70 Virginia
Realty and construction Co. Inc. Nos.
$ inches by 10 feet - inches north
line Of Hanover Avenue. - zee, s
inches west Of Robinson street. octo-
Der Ia. 1915; $500.
Wallerstcin. EoS. zoe 2GO2-A Hanover
Avenue. Il feet inch" Icy -? fec, :?
81 feet west Of Robinson Street, 1 ,:t,
Der 10. 1915: sl.iJ7."o.
}. +. Carneal and Eaml, OF Commerce.
trustees. TO II; stewart jones. Nos, .eoi
and 220il-o West Cary street. ISXl2J
feet north line Cary street. - feet west
OF Sycamore street. also. Nos. 22iS To
go inclusive. Wcs' cary street s.
feet inches by IL, foot at northeast
corner OF Cary and Addison streets
September 80. 1918: Si.S"".7f.
W. II. itcdd. trustee. to Edward w
Krousc. fronting $" feet inches an
cas, line Tilden street. i52 feet north
o. Grove Avenue. October II. HIS:
sl.hrn.
lH:amk y. Uill. trustee "a A-,nisr,al
Jasper. 30Xl33 feet inches norm -iCc
Dance street. 122 fee, from Richie
street. being lot GS .Nrlington. januar.'
10. 1851. SJI.:,i.
James Il. Elan and pN II. FIHs'cn.
trustees. TO James :. Nicholas No. 1923
stuart Avenue. 81 feet incnys icy 100
fect south line S,uar; Avenue. - feet
oaSt of Meadow Street October IL.
!nlS: So. 80
y l. Chcwniug and : ". ':,>lcy.
trustees. TO Ernest n. i:arI2:n. No. :
North Davis avenue. II feet IS
nue. 60 feet ~ is inches n,r.h OF
Main Street. October I. iHtt. Ei.aG0.
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CIANCEnY DEEDS OF TRUST.


Virginia Realty and Construction
Company, Inc, to Charles Il. Willis and
w. :. Robinson. trustees. 55xlt0 feet
: inches west line Boulevard. las feet
forth Of Cary street apartment build
ins). October IA. 1918: $3.50.
Lula Saunders Bass 10 Rex O. Jones,
trustee. No. G12 North 1.ombardy Street,
90 feet inches by 81 feet west line
Lombardv Street. 100 feet south OF
Ernad street. September %, 1918;
$a22.Jo
Marcei,us G. Waller to II. A. Ccphas.
trustee. Ii l-aX91 feet south line Leigh
Street. 22o - feet west Of Graham
Julian g. Anderson and Helen D.
iwi;e) 10 J. w. Sinton and Richard NJ.
Anderson, trustees lots |. >. s. TO- -
and rs, block G: 10; s. block +: Gi.GNl5o
feet or Du I'ont circle: 60.6y130 feet on
Du Pom; Circle: 100X20S.Sl feet GrreE-
uiar) west line Hawthorne Avenue. DC
tobcr /. latS; slI.730.
William 7. Randolph to i. J.. Crutch
field, trustee. rs feet 3 inches BY 100
feet at southeast corner of Clay and
Fifteenth Streets: also 26xl00 feet cas-
line Fifteenth Street, 6S feet 3 inches
south of Clay Street: also l7xl9 feet
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DAILY HEALTH TALKS
Better BE Careful About Your
Kidneys.
BY y. l.. COOK. NJ. d.

Foods taken into the stomach go
through various chemical changes. and
some of these changes are poisonS
that must he siftcd out and disposed
OF. II is the duty OF tho kidneys 10
do this When the kidneys do not fully
perform their vital work death may
be only n few hours away. Happily.
Nature has provided warning alarms
telling people when their kidneys are
not we'll. These warnings come in tho
form OF dragging pains in the small Of
the back. weak stomach. low spirits.
chilis. nausea, headache, scanty urine
and frequent desire to pass it, short
breath. numbncss, cramps. coated
tongue. bad breath. puffs under the
eyes, thin blood, dry skin, ringing in
the ears, spots before the eyes and
many other symptoms. All come from
The one cause OF Kidneys that are not
filtcIing the poisonS out Of tho sys-
ten. To overcome these troubles. Or
Fierce. Of Buffalo. ~ y, compounded
what he calls Anur;c Tablets. No
other kidney medicine is its equal im
giving relief and rc-cstabiishinS
hca!thful work in the kidneys. The
treatment is very simple, as YOU need
nothing except water when taking
Anuric Tablets glass of water with
each tablet. This washes and flushes
the Kidneys while tile medicine itself
is dissolving the uric acid posons anu
driving them out. Anuric Tablets are
made double strength, so that they dis
solve uric acid the same as hot water
dissolvcs salt or sugar. Most people
need Anuric Tablets because most PEG.
pie have uric acid Better get that
poison out Of your body for safety's
sake, and better begin to-day.
To gently and agrccab!y coax tho
bowels back into normal activity, take
Dr. Pierce's Pleasant Pellets. They
are just as good for costivencss as his
Anuric Tablets are good for kidney
disorders. and that Is saying great
deal-Adr.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-10-24
CRITICISM IN SPAIN
Liberals Dcnourrr Methods Employed
Ivy Government In NEGOTIATIONS
With ticrmnny.

MADRID Cyia l.ondon), October o.
Frcmie: Maura. in reply to criticisms
voiced in the spanish chamber with re :
gard to the manner AUD results Of tho
ncgotiat ions with Germany over the
submarine question. to-day declared il
was his governments firm intention to
replace every torp"doed Spanish YES
sci by n German ship of equal tonnage.
leaving Germany only the privilege OF
designating the substitute vessel.
Criticism of The governments course
iE tho C-bOat controversy continues uI-
abutcd. The Liberals arc hotiy de-
nouncing the secrecy OF the ucgotia-
tons ANA demand publication OF al
notes exchanged with Berlin.
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u. $. CIRCUIT COURT OF ArrEALs.



No. lG50--victor Nillers. plaintiff in
error. vs.. United states, defendant in
error: error to the District Court IA
Wheeling. W Va. Submitted on briefs
by l.. Z. Grille. OF Clarksbure. W. Va.
for pla intim in error, ard by :. W. NAL
ker. United states attorney of Mar
tiasbu"c. W. Va. and Harry L. EErer.
assistant United states attorney, OF
Phl!ippi. w. Va, 70: the defendant in
error.
No. ls6l- Un!ted states. plaim;lT in
error. vss. one Saxon Automobile etc.
defendant in error: error To the Dis
trict Court at Roanoke. Va. Argued
hy T.. T.. Byrd. United States att"rncv.
OF Roanoke. Va. for tho plaintiff in
error. and by g. y. Wingdc!d, of Eoa :
nokc. Va. for the defendant in error.
Cases in call:
No. lGi6--Trcd T. Morse plaintiff in
error. VS.. the United States 0f Amer
lea. defendant in error; error TO the
District Cour, at Norfolk. To he ar
cucd by Dariel Coleman and Berry II.
Willis. OF Norfolk. for piaintim in err
rnr, and by X. II. Mann. United States
attorney, OF Richmond, for defendant
in
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Isrycr. rrcsldent: Miniicld \. WILSON.

j. Fryer PRESIDENT: Winfield y. Wilson.
secretary. both OF Washington. II. G..
Emporia Amusement Corporation.
Alexandria. VA. Capital, $1,000. object
secretary. bo,h or Washington II. &.
stanton Amusement Corporation.
AlcNandria. Ma Capital $50. 600: OBJ
jcci. picture business. officers: Ross
l.. Fryer. president: Winfield A. Wilson.
secretary. both OF Washington, -. c.
Foreign charter:
Columbian Union. Tennessee cor
poration. no capital stock: principal
office. Richmond. Va: lanes IL. Price.
stAtutOrY nEcnt. kiChmOnl. Va.
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CHARTERS GRANTED.

Orange Amusement Corporation. Alex :
:udria. Va. CAPITAL $1,000: object. mo-
ton picture business. Officers: r. l..
Fryer. president: Winfield y. Wilson.
secretary. both Of Washington. il. e.
Cockadc city Amusement Corpora :
ton Alexandria. Va. Capital. $4,000;
object. motion picture business. ON :.
GERS: X. /. Fryer president: Winfield
a. Wilson. secretary. both of Wash
ington. II. e..
Cpvington Amusement Cooperation.
Alexandria. Va. Capital. $4,000: object.
,nnYing niclurc business. OtMccrs: l..
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American itclenScd by Germany.

CoPENllAGEN, October c&-Major
Henry Crosby Emery. Russian repre-
sentative OF the Guaranty Trust Com
pany Of New York, who was made a
prisoner by the Germans on the Alanu
Islands las; March. has been released
from imprisonment in Germany and
arrived in Copenhagen last night.
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stacker Raid In Columbia.

u Associated Press
COLUMBIA :. c.. October ga raid
for Siackcrs is being conducted here to-
day by military police from Camp
arc hcins required To show -thrir regis
tra;ion cards oG offer other proof that
they have registered. Several arrests
naNN ntcn Inalc
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INFLUENZA IMPROVING
Maindy Claims Fifty Dcnths Amop. the
Residents of Newport
News,
10y Associated Press. !

NEWPORT NEWS. VA. October ca
although there have been more than
hf;y deaths during the past three DAYS,
the influenza epidemic here has so far
approved that the health authorities
today permitted In her shops to re-
open. II also WAS Announced that the
a.c-s and other business places could
resume business Saturday ana that
schools might reopen Monday.
1t is cstimat ted That more than 900
death have occurred in the city and in
tue army camps. by far the greatest
number at the camps
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! t}S Associated lrcSS.l
WASHING TON. October 23.-Mcmhers
Of tho War Industries Board expressed
the belief to-day that use OF lower
grades nt cotton in government and com
mcrcial products. as directed by the
cotton d Stribution committee. may
:olvc tho cotton problem without re-
however. that, in the event. price fixing
should become necessary, through ftil-
~" al the Presidents sterilization
pianS. the committee would not hes
l.itH tn tnkn iNis notion.
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DRY LAW UNCONSTITUTIONAL
Texas Court of Criminnl appeals Rule,
Against Statewide
Prohibition,
EV NssncintcI Fress.

AUSTIN. TEN., Octohcr 2@.--Thc
Court Of Criminal Appeals. in Il ma
jority opinion to-day. held the State
wide prohibition law unconst itutioual.
The opinion is by Judge Nor .ow. who
held the law is in conflict with the
local option feature OF the state Con-
stituti,.lt
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lIIsNnICn RELEASE.

Thomas l.. bryan. trustee. 10 Emily e..
VauGhan-I.loyd i1GXl.o fee; Wilmer
Avenue. 800 feet west OF Brook Turn
pike. Jefferson Garden. January ~.
1917. S;55
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PROBE RESTAURANT PRICE
Food Administration Orders Nick 81
Charge for Brcnd and Butter

wAsHINGTcN, October e3.--The
Food Administration to-day warned
chain rcstaurant owners to stop charg-
ing 5 cents for bread and butter served
with meals. Until the matter has been
fully Investigated by the Food Admin
istration. Restaurants. in New York,
Philadelphia, Baltimore. Washington
and other cities arc affected.
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uENRICn Trust DEED.

y. r. Ciivings to W, l.. EcdSi. trustee,
lot 10, blocI; -, Washington Park.
October Is. IoiST 500. .7
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Montague Mfg. Co.,
Tenth md Main SITS. Richmond. ~ I'm.
LUMHER-N0UGU AND DRESSED.GI

The Help Wanted Ads In The Times-
Dispatch are rend by the class OF Ell.
cicnt workers you will he glad 10 have
In your business. Use The Times Dfse,
patch IIcIp Wanted Ads. t@tlM ~
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There Is no better way 10 secure
What YOU want than The Times Dis
patch Want All way. II Is ~ quick nnd
inexpensive service. Call RnndOIph ,
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:. Times Dispatch Want Ads render
'.yen-dny uninterrupted service 10
,indrcd 0f satisfied advertisers. Rend
I'm every day I'm the week for tho
Sst complete catalogue OF bargains.
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RICHMOND TlMEs- DISPATCH. THURSDAY OCTOBER a. 1918

f., line Scott street. 25S.tG feet north of
! Ncnablc street. October II. 1915;
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-11-13

And come, the test
We have we'll We unprecedented things We
have conouncd the pcssms and surprised the optm We have
demonstrated them that cursed that asleep
the sleep them that said
of paciS that il pacism that willing 10 fight
and he
con the test the real
take the wounded broken who
have been the instruments in carrying out national WIFI
The United War Work campaign upon With ummenlah
the chief help mercy have joined hands and
appeal for S70500000 enable them do the
work the war has brought upon
than amy has cuaod the loss of prop
we'll as life Untold billions of values have been spilled and
wasted IN destruction
Millions prisoners look the United for aid
Wounded crippled and blinded will need helping hand
After the conclusion of the will require less than
inhabitants of the dcsoacd Belgium, France
serbia Poland Armenia and other regions where the mad hooi Of
tramplcd aloud for
We this opportunity without the stimulus OF conflict
for the demand when emotional resources
are only those of conscience and humanity.
asked subscribe the Liberty Loan buy
Thrift the appeal only patotsm but TO
interest and upon security But
money for the United War Work campaign 10 Doe gcn our
ward 5 hc only high
This s a be- the OF Amcricauisln.
and child the United States of America
ought have share contributing this Every
should feed personal shame he does give according to his
ability.
The wealth, should give as royalty they given 10
the splendid undertaking. The poor should give they would
divide their last piancc with poorer friend.
The upon the list o those who contribute this
will constitute America 5 roll of honor
Every human being among ought 10 give minimum at
least day 5
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-11-13

minor rulers ot the German states tn
aust his throne is Prime" Heinrich
XVII OF Reuss
William Ilohenzollcrn the former
German emperor. nov in Holland. has
been visited by an official representa-
tive of the Netherlands government,
Hts status has not been definitely set
tied as yot but II appears mat he IN
posing Hs % private citizen 81 Germany
Instead Of the war lord
According 20 advicss frum Bremen.
the rcyolutonist sailors of the German
navy have seized all the warships Of
the empire and have established thrir
control of llclgoland what effect this
VIII have on the agreement OF Ger
many tn surrender certain number OF
vessels 10 the allies cannot ~ vt be
determined The training ship Schle-
sirn is said 10 have been sunk is revo-
lutiouary Warahips
Boisheyist forces In the Lake BaikaI
region m Sibcria have been defeated
hy tho Czecho- Slovak and allied forces
operating there. II is reported that
Bolsh"vist resistance IA that section
has been broken II is reported that
the now Rumauian government has
declared war on Germany.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-11-13

The spectre of Boshcn of Of
revolution in Germany and has received
would indicate that the
turn c strength of which that be ignored
Up t short time the Bohcvst clcmen,
that appeared be- negligible 70 guard against disorders
Russian provinces occupied by the German troops allies
agreed that Germany need call these home
Sidercd safe % So.
Conflicting reports from Europe
German crown prince Dispatches London declarA
shot and killed Monday W frontier guards while trying
Holland However dispatch the Hague
that the Former has
Holland The former German the Amcongcn
Holland while his wife the wife of the prince snd
other prnccSses Ioam under the soldiers
worlncu s council there
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-11-13
SWITZERLAND sTRIkE
POLITICAL ~ DBJISTS

Washington. Nov. Ia switzerland
general strike, which commenced this
week, has objects which are rsvou-
tionary ana political rather than eco.
uomic. aud has had direct incttemen,
from the l{olsheyik organization iu
Russia, according to Hans Sulzer.
SWISS minister 10 the tuited States
Mr. Sulzer skstched circumstance
leading up to the strike TODAY for the
Associated Press. iiy expressed com
plcte confidence that II would fan g.
break down the present Swiss govern
meut. whish, he said, had the support
of tho overwhelming proportion OF
the population.
For some time there has been great
industrial unrest and ployment
BOO switzerland due 20 general world
conditions aut intensified by our gen
oral location Sulzer said.
Tho Russian Bolzhevik government
though not recognized has had a rep
reseutatiyc IN the country who was
tolerated upon his agreement 60 re
frain from propaganda against our
democratic form % government. This
promise he did not keep but Instead
engaged more or Tess openly ia agita-
ton.
Affair. eliminated when the Swiss
government ordered troops into Iu-
rich 90 maintain order. which was
done last week The socialist COM
mittc which controls the central labor
organizations, ordered the government
to remove the soldiers or face a gem
rral strike. 20 begin sunday. Naturally.
my government would not bee dictated
to iu any such fashion The strike
followed.
THE swiss parliament has now
been called to meet immediately, [
am without Information aa io the de-
Nrlupments since. but I believe that
the strike either has failed, or Will do
20 very shortly, since Il cannot hope
for the general support of the swiss
Tho Rolsheyisi mission a. Swltxer-
land refused g. leave In accordance
with orders given Il by the Swiss gov
ernment and MAS expelled hy military
force. according h. diplomatic dis
patches received today
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-11-13
PRESS OF EUROPE EXPRESSES
GRAVE CONCERN OVER TURN

I.UHIOII, ITu'Hdnyl INV fe.--Thr
most serious question NJ the hour. In
the opinion ot some newspapers here
rs how FAR Europe IS infected with
POL hcyiau.
som" German newspapers and some
10 neutral countries continue 10 warn
the allies not "a push Germany too
tar tp the wall lest she be driven into
anarchy Some English Newspaper
consider this az German propaganda
to gain leniency
Newspapers in sweden. Spain Hol-
land, and even Norway. express ap-
prchensiOu over the spread OF the red
fllg movement The troubles In swift
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