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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-02-02
Books and Authors

nm ne n lSeb1ui'dins of Europe" by David Jayne
corGnE to the s0ns to press second 1i' nS
anu ana; scholarly presentation of European condi
wI ner a"d haW nsy must w snc s
"mh;ss,dn re, -, literary prestige to our former
Robert NJ. Mcbride x Co. announce for early
pih i 'i% ,a the following books: 'Eble study
c 9.,1ss: T. n new edition iis.Srics' ;ssk
and ,"' Gfsas Vac" sa S F or
charles =. pelew's standard textbook, "Dyer
Of Of ro ?ons longer Lamps has Just been
GGf,is %srsiS2 e !he aa5sSs %s"ss
oan dealing wh some sne"s OF fS o"%nn
Ssisay appsarsl Is ehapsT hsaat me H'e Mr
l ish eariier volnmr Nights in Town. pub
in london "''"s' '''e ''''e u '>'S"'S
,I;, r i ru,on !, 60 hays ready N" second
"f ;>ncent and Modern raintis,g. dea,ine VIII
iqln ar from the ,w.ftn the end OF ne
The WORKS and methods OF the masters nf Italian
.ae, Ti,s author aims TO show how the lt
. errnt schools OF painting influenced each other
makes Also critical study of The work Of he
sspsyc1 aestqbds s 'hs ,ss Of the mas
a. i.'e issue BY The Aiaemii.an O. Miss SIN:
ss$s @ t if S%": one " |%% i ts
= q; vindication OF the present. generation IN
oakland, the generation that was condemned q
neurot!e and decad.nt by common consent
little more than three years ago: and yet is
enduring tho ordeal Of the with great
snslcncss Of heart, This theme assumes ire
ihcitdouS Ora matte proportions in Miss SiuclairS
hands. ana gives her. at tho same time, oppor-
unity for careful character analysis unc0ualcd
ny low contemporary writer's.
The revised edition Of Three Acres and
Liberty: b. Bolton Han the Macmillan Coz.
taxes in the possibilities for the extensive
farmer as well as for the home garden culti-
Eator. and leads the reader to think how the
hcw methods OF Intensive culture be app!ird
t" tn" big farm. rho original editions prepared
the way for our 2.oonn0o extra war .ard.ns':
The new one VIII help tho boundless. but needed.
increase Of staple food supplies. The cdi-
tlon suggests plan for q practical. automa tie.
Sef-snrportinS farm school. where, as IN vacant
lot culiiv3tion the workers thcmScl shall be
the real tcach.rs. II is most stimulating and
suggestive book. and. having gone through tho
trn OF criticism in th. earlier editions. IL is
Presumed 10 he entirely reliable II thounds
IN quie: finn which has made tho author n con-
slant contributor to humorous periodicals.
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SEEN ON THE SIDE
'runimy v.
81 HENRY EDWARD WARMER


had naughty tummy; it worried me lot;
sometimes my face was cold and clami,iS. and
often IL was hot
l had the Hitting jimmics, a sort OF nervous
stroke.
The kind OF indigestion that terriIes q bloke
quit sinokinS.' said my mother: stop drink
ing" said my wife,
cut out the pie" SAID MIR smith III YOU would
iive.your life"
My brother said, Take exercise: the doctor
said. Take rest.'
And all the time ! suffered with IN. tor,ures
Of the blest.
Mine was naughty tummy: 1t never let me
sleep.
I'd feel my flesh go leaving me. a funny. snaky
creep.
Sometimes was in fever; sometimes had
Chilli:
Sometimes felt embarrassed when | saw a
;aiiors bill.
You need the sea-. THE moun,a:ns.' AZ
lantic City. lIank.'
got a thousand recipes tina, never cost a
thank:
And YET myself rebeous kept going ita
way
And filled ne fun Of miserics all through the
livecns day,
you VINO told me kindly the things l oush,
do
never can express in fun my era;i;ud. TO
But long life shall leave nc a breath 10
breathe my thanks
You'll know this Is an honest, humble. grateful
heart o. Hanks.
I've quit pic. smoking, drinking; I've exercised
and rested:
I've chased away the wille-jims with which
infestcd:
And -Oh.-oush.--excusc me- - vail Of
tears aud pal
Here my naughty tummv with its Willie
iims again.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-02-02
March - n Nc,m.,,.


March is wor,tr. and ficitle is she,
chan simc her mo she signs
ison,pins abroad IL abay:don CT elec,
Sparkling the blue OF hcr eyes.
Rcd arc h"r checks and al.uring her lips,
Soft * he" ann. soft and white
cut she's shrew. with her hands or her hips
When he is ready to fight:
sw">, Is lie. soll wien til. nymph. are at play
80" in: tneh violet eecG:
Lovely her mood when Tho Noon Children pay
Far in the newly erased mead
ieutiv She ross When their playing IS done.
S!1i"s - their innocent :nrih:
!iui fair Mistress March is so:- or-a-:un
Whom ncr fr"wn treczcs tnc Earth
'l"rn: oE@ moment snd sowing Ute next
- what vixen. the Jade,
Sm'i'nE L" lure ysu 'hrM iooliSllly vcxcd
chilling The glow SHE las made
'oaNiEs rou With passionate si-i
stripping ro'tr .oi'l .th her Sco,.n.
Watch FOR Tie CLINT IN he back Of her cve.
Fhc ar"a:os: coQrctte cver born.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-02-02
Way open for Changes in Charter

CHANGES in the City Charter requested by
- both branches of the City Council DO not
represent the last word in municipal govern.
ihent. but in so far az they lead TO conccn-
tration OF executive authority they are as
long a step i'll advance as was the creation
OF The Administrative Board over the old
committee system. Briefly, it is proposed
that the Mayor shall appoint certain depart
iteht enters, subject 10 approval OF the
! Council These executive chiefs, with the
Mayor. form an executive council which does
me work now handled by the Administrative
Board the Fire BOARD and several lesser
agencies. Estimates vary as to the amount
that Will be saved in actual salaries hut
every step toward direct responsibility is
bonhd TO prove a saving in expenditures far
III excess Of the actual salaries involved
Great progress has been made in public
thought as TO city government in tho past
Ten yr"I"' sane experiments have been
| MADE ana TIE lessons have been learned
NO system can now be called perfect which
!. retains two-branch Council, but there arg
! many elements OF the community which want
! all possible safeguards thrown around The
icvying OF taxes. the appropriation OF monev.
| 'he enactment OF ordinances and the grant
! ing OF franchises. These functions are re.
! tanned in the Council. but all executive dutios
! are placed in the hands Of department chiefs
/ named ny ana directly responsible 10 the
! Mayor
/ PROMPT action by the General Assembly
/ an" fahhcaion by the people will enable the
| p'ah 20 ue put INTO operation January L.
when III" terms Of several present officers
!, expire There is no just fear of '.onem man
government or OF the alienation OF the Gas
| works or other utilities with the Council
holding inc money bag and retail lining control
OF franchises. thus meeting the objection OF
J 'hosc VINO nave fought the commission or
'on'fhissloh-'nanagcr plans Of city govern
mc''. Tho elected representatives of the
people are left in charge but their rcsponsI.
biiitH IS liked and definite. and il they fai
=" got results the voters will know whom
10 blame.
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Voice Of the People
Letters must give tho md nd
dress of the writer. Name will mot be
vublishcd u writer 40 requests,
Give - Corn.

To the Editor @, The Times Dispatch:
Sill wish 10 enter Il protest against
the doEwood' as an emblem Of Nir-
Stnia' II does seem SO s,rikinply not
characteristic Of our beloved STATE.
What little beauty IL has Is cutiroly
dependent on the dark green foliage
~ other trees that may b" near IL.
ON closer Inspection. ~ rs found Ia
J.. not a true pure Whit. very coars.
IN texture. entirely devoid OF perfume
ana Of TO use whatever.
Why not TAX. u stalk al corn, with
It's waving banners Of green. its golden
taSSc!S, and e!.St:Aiug threads Of SIX
and An Independence all it's own? II
combines beauty grace and use. aE,l
gives III" containing blessings 10 ali
the world. both uan aud beast
TO he represented by what Is more
characteristics of her people j. on. it.lii
OF states rights mat / hope Win Ia
left to Virginia
left 10 Virginia CORR
Milford, Va, January % ialS
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-02-02

just remembered Of Henry Fry's vaude-
willie stories about how he is going 20 get into
Heaven. said Fry:
TN jus; stand there and open the gate and
close Tho gate. and Keep opening and closing
the gate. until 81 Peter gets mad and yclls:
III there. You You either come in CT stay
OUT
Ana said Henry. Then I'll go right in. see"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-02-02
Information Bureau

Inquiries regarding almost nny topic.
excepting on l"gnl md medical sub
jccts. arc answered tree. As NIL in-
uuiric, nre answered directly by pcr-
sORa1 iSter aeif-Hdtrcpsed. stanpea
envelope IL required. Address The
Iincs-Dispntch Information Bureau,
Ni.hmOnd, Va.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-02-02
Power and Pork

70 the Editor of The Times Dispat ch:
S!r.--ConErcSs and the senate, pub
iicity. power, pork and politics
same old gang. same old game,
Just at the critica! moment the
President ana his helpers, after facing
conditions unprecedented in the history
OF this or an" other country. surinount-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-02-02

X. NJ. GOodvicW.--"c are unable to
give YOU the desired information about
the book you speak Of y letter ad-
dressed 10 the Librarian Of Congress.
Washington, ID. g.. might bring you
the Information YOU want. or. If YOU
have access to tile Encyclopedia Britain
Mica, Won will find in IL a description OF
most vehicles III use.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-02-02
SATURDAY. FEBRUARY :. 1915

Bcrkman and Goldman probably are sale
as long as the Russian anarchists holo
Ambassador Francis personally responsible
for their welfare Ii ii were possible 10 RIA
itself OF all its Bcrkmans and Goldmans,
even at tho price Of a fcw ambassadors, the
country might be tempted 10 adopt IA more
drastic program.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-02-02

u. w. g.. Iloldcrof;.-No definite time
has been fixed for the next draft call.
When the call * made all reGistrarts
certified for service will have To re-
port for duty on tho date specified. The
quota for Charles City may be asccr-
tanned from the local draft board.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-02-02

WOOL and silk mixture. medium weight light
s weIIsn'. knitted like balbriggan goods. With
SooNs OF similar texture. Fleece lined cotton
.,"vtTates the skin Is clammy. prevents natural
nem,,iati9n ana evaporation OF pcrspiration too
.oo SuddcEly when you 20 outdoors because
WOOL silk. ~
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-02-02

When Henry Garter Stuart completed his
term of Office the number Of surviving chief
executives of Virginia increased to sin
the other five being William T.. Cameron. OF
the Norfolk Virsinian-rilot; J. Hoge Tyler,
who is enjoying vigorous old age on his
farm; \. j. Montague. member nj Congress
rpm the Richmond district; Claude 4. Swan
son, United States Senator from Virginia.
and~William Hodges Mann. who is enga ged
in the practice OF law i'll Petersburg.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-02-02
Ayjufion f.orp.

". :. T.. RichmOnd.--IOu can get the
information You want about enlisting
in the aviation corps at any army re-
cruiting station. For the other infor-
nation write TO the War Service EN-
change, War Department., Washington,
H. c.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-02-02

If 100000 workmen in Berlin are on
strike; ii Germany is in the throes OF a
mighty upheaval; if the Socialists are gain
ing the upper hand: ii the people are at laSi
ready 10 desert their Kaiser: il conditions
in Austria Hungary are as bad as reported
Bat what's the use" IT. is playing an eS-
aggcrated rolo in This and il is not re-
corded that ii has as Vet won single battle.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-02-02
Health Talks. by Dr.. VIM. Brady
'Snfs'isht 1871 hr Nsnorai Newspaper service,
liyGicne and 1nhercnIo.is

iN3"rsuioSiS. called consumption a generation
~" because the DOCTORS didn't knoW Now. -,
aihShos. the disease until ii was getting ,he
better u! the patient. il the most .u-.hl@ s'rin,,S
disease physicians meet in practice The crc.t
ht!oilt! 81 cases recover spontaneously If GOOD
hyRicnc living conditions are provitcd ' ''
IL iSH I good hygiene to regulate your ,v.n
rest or exercise instead Of ha wing Tho exne.r
advice OF Your Dh! stefan upon ;hai vital ans
non. u isa,t hySicnic 10 go your own way il,
spite oil tho counsel OF your expert adviser
Tuberculosis il ro menace to 4 !ouErIoIl T.,
which cvcry member including the patient
knows and does MS duty. The disease is con-
vcycd only by uMccami:nc:s a:,d by i..noran,.
The infection is spread hy kissing. by coughing
or Snca"ing without carefully covering nose (, n,l
mouth with handkerchief. by thu iuy.sihc s,,ra y
Of saliva :; ven Of; when til. patient talks and
laughs and infection III this spray probably
meyer corrics beyond FIVE feet from the pa item:
II the iaiicnt IS worthy cf human Kindness
he viii see TO IL that anything he spits out 70
received IN suitable vessel cloth Or paper
or spccia! sputuin cup and NOT handled bv any
one excepting himself his nurse This ey-
acctora:ion must be burned least twice dali,
!" prc"2ni any possible drying and blowing
about OF PARTICLES.
50 fa. as contact with the careful patient
90 tcnt. and conscicntiously avoids prolonged
ntioiai" contact or asSociat ion with any other
person in the house, there need be no fca: what :
Fresh air. dircc; sunlight and soa T. and water
are ne only dtSInte:tants required, besides the
burning Of "puiun Tcccptacies.
frcGucni or prolonged personal associa ito n
Win the patient indoors Is inadrSahle for any
one. and must not he permitted in tho ease Of
children fut ordinary comnanionShip anywhere
in the opcn air is absolutely safe with a con !.
scientious patient
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-02-02
chnrcon, Eph, Daily Thought.

"iiit do take lot o teas:n' I make !,
sirl marry yo.'' said Charcoal Ep.. rlm;na :
lively IAN after hit all ovah yo' jess settle
down !isurin' how yo' Ewine buy chops an
c"rnmeal. Eat biscuit. M:stah Jack son
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-02-02
Nobody Knows,

N"bodv Enows why the rain IS wet.
Nobody Knows why he makes fool bet;
>nd why an old maid is stron. suftra: ctte
Nobody knows.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-02-02
The [ hoir Loft.

Tho Prcccntor Cleaning over the railingl-
Pardon me, pastor but will you have somebody
wake that deacon Who is snoring in q Nat? He
doesn't hirmoniHc WIKI this anthem
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-02-02
Confederate Military History.
C,uo,,narc Painter

y. =. C., RichInond.--Yo should be
able 10 find the information you want
in volume ut the State Library.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-02-02

nation YOU want, writ" To the War
Service Exchange. War Department.
Washington, -. =.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-02-02

The United States Steel Corporation used
10 be bitterly denounced as the wickcdest OF
all the wicked trusts. Ii among the
first of the large trusts To reform its way,
aud is now about the most dependable ,rus,
NC have in lis whole hearted support OF gov
crrmcct aims and needs. 1t has just
paid war taxes TO the amount OF $235.000.-
400 upon excess profits i'll 1917, and still
had enough left To declare dividends on the
common stock amounting 10 more than Ii
per cent Trusts are not all. and always.
bad: and that il pays to be good is proved
hy the example OF the Steel Corporation
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-02-02
News item savs.

News item says:
Colonel l.. NJ. House arrived at certain
Atlantic port tname detected by CENSOR. and an
hour aftcrward he gave reception at hi home
in New York, AT - East SiNtE-sccond street
Wonder what Atlantic pCrt Ii was--prohahlN
Halifax or savannah. 1t is cruel OF the censor
TO keep us guessing that way.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-02-02

y beanie is a little tight knit cap that fits
on the knob like tho she'll tits No
matter how large the head the beanie" viii
stretch fl il.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-02-02
Much Ado About Nothing
Bl noY Is. MOULTOS.
The I'ic Hunters Lament.

Eack back. back
TO the gravel pit. oh Gee,
Md ] though, that Woodrow surely
Would have i job 70: me.
Mas for tho days | have spent
IN writing 10 Washington.
Mas for the stamps | nave sent.
And nary rcply--uot one.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-02-02

Published every du. in the year a 10 Son,h Tenth
Stseet, Kichmopd VA. L.. The Times. dispatch Pub
lshux Co.. lie. Charles l.. Hasbrouh. Editor and
hnnnHcr.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-02-02
TN the Roy. Come Back.
IThe Veteran Speaks.l

I.
I'm vartin' ia stay fill mo nornjn -
sun
Shall high, the dav when .hc war 4.
won:
when the worlds made over-.n 40
new
it'll be like Tho world God mean, for
Won,
And ,hni's what's con;,,,s t,,o "a
day
It's the glad homework from, Tho h,va
away
I've seen 'em ,ak,n' tho ocean track
ri wait-till tho boys come h,cL,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-02-02
To-DryS q. Henry.
In BIG.

Il never yet saw man that was overload
horses ana dogs but what was cruel wumci
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-02-02

itself; to do without direct mandate
from the people is dangerous thrust at
popular government.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-02-02

Folks marry autos, on steamers and trains
ON hiniancs with motor- awhirr:
I:ut asher than any III these arc the chumrs
who marry on $40 per.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-02-02

'9Io~lc sweet Home"
Nd Without a lump Of sucor IN the house.
VIII VIC have to revise the dear old anthem
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-02-02

The Boishevik regime feels perfectly safe
III waging war on the Firms
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-02-02

ansDREsS At CONCENTRATIONS q The Times
Dispatch, and Ia 10 indi, id,ni>.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-02-02
when The WAR viii End.

The new battle cry: 'Iiu"ward. christia
dicrs.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-02-02

II is easy tnoNgh 10" he Bolshevik
regime TO repudiatc foreign obligations OF the
Russian government, hut when il comes TO
attempting 10 create further obligations. it
will nc discovered that protection OF national
credit i necessary 10 keep the wolf from
tho door Of even people aroused 10 class
consciousness III the end. whatever cle-
ment eventually establishes control in Rus
STA. these rcpudiatcd obligations Will have
10 be met 10 The nttermos; iarthinc, and the
longer payment ia sought TO he defeated the
larger the price Russia Will have 10 pay for
its discreditahlr attitude
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-02-02
QUESTION: and Answers.

Fleece Lining still in Nogue.--You have al.
way" hc%i 50 nice, or. rather. sympathe in
answering my fool quest ions that ant 10 = sk
another am nearly sixty, and have 10 spend
good part Of my time except in rainy or
lined cotton underwear; yet am never warm
enough, and often chilled through. even when
the underclothing seems oppressive Can You
safe? -
Answer.--You should wear all-wool Gas nearly
az you can get that scarce article today OF
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-02-02

The Constitution of Tennessee contains the
following proyiao; NO convention or Gen
cral Assembly OF this State shah ne, anon
any amendment OF The Constitution ar tho
United states proposed by Concroy, 10 m.
seScrai states, unless such convention or Cen.
cral Assembly shall have been elected after
sWh amendment is submitted This pro-
viso is substantially repeated i'm the Con
sGtutlon Of Florida. The wisdom OF the
provision is sclf-evidcni. II il travcstv
on popular expression for an UNRESTRICTED
Legislature 10 ratify alteration Of the
organic law OF the land its own motion
Yet the various Legislatures are being urged
by the Anu-SalOon League tn take such snap
aCtlon, IN contempt OF the peoples rights
ins the premises. when no excuse whatever
e41sts Tor such undue haste. Several l.cgisla-
tuYes already have done so To undertake
amendment OF tho Constitution during the
pzoSTcas OF great war is bad enough within
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-02-02

II is Nell that the House OF Delegates
killed the general amnesty act The only
wonder Is that such an offensive measure
was able TO muster forty votes when put
upon It's passage. BY bare majority OF
Two votes was ii defeated. Had il been writ
Ten into tho statutes the military branches
OF the government would have been thrown
VIDE open rs refuge for criminals and So
clai outcasis. Under it's terms. indictments
would nave been dismissed mandatori!y on
proof by the persons accused that before
their trials they had enlisted in the army or
navy. TO have passed such Il bin would
nave heen al insult to the country's military
service, and 10 the hundreds OF thousands OF
c'ca" young men Who do not care 10 hoyo
thf'r ranks made haven ot safety for those
VINO would seFN" oniH 10 cseap" justice The
coun'ry's coiors should command NOR. do
votinI ANA respect tIiai arc shown IN this
iii-cons'dcred effort 10 make OF them The scr
vice flag Of reiornatory
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-02-02

TELEPHONES: Randolph 1.
Private Branch E,ciinnse
connecting wi,h all depart
ncBtS.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-02-02

Entered January 81. 1905, at rost. Onlv. nj
RichmoDd Va. second class mattcr.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-02-02

MEMBER al TIE ASSOCIATED pE TIKI, ,e
Pres, exclusively entitled to the use Tor
,rp1 bio ton ali dispatches credited I" @.
no, otherwise credited in this paper ana a'sp ''.e
tocn new published herein. All rights OF rcpueHct
ton special Dispatches herein also reserved
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-02-02

II ,n,r friend, with manuscripts anu
Istrst publication wish TO have nna 'annne
articles they must in all eases sen" s'h"p'
FOR that purpo>r.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1918-08-01
With Ell N
Up
HIS FORCES
PRocLAIMs THAI SUBMARINES
ARE SUCCESSFUL I'M SINK
ING TRANSPORTS

tBy Associated Pressl
AMSTERDAM, Aug. 1.-The kal-
ser,s proclamation 70 the Germany
army and navy declared that the
coming Of American armies to
France, with the numerical superi.
ority of the allies does not frighten
Germany. He said: "The vital forces
which are streaming across the sea
to the enemy are being attacked by
German submarines which are GER
tain Of success"
The proclamation alluded to the
successes of the German forces In
bringing peace to the eastern front
and heavy blows dealt the allies this
summer He assured the army and
navy that, although they were in the
midst Of the hardest struggle of the
war. they would be victorious. H'
declared: "The army and homeland
are inseparably bound together
Their united stand and unbendini
will are certain to bring victory Il
the struggle for Germany's right an
Germanys freedom"