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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-11-07

Germany is exporting moderate
a qua, l,.,i, Of half nianl.ac,uied iron
.ahd and scandinavia, aud evch sends
| aDIoad small parcels oil silk DrocaieJ
a .I.s, ,o similar gooas. Enamel wa.c.
rh|ors. certain drugs and notions arc
oeihE sent To RUSSIA aud the ukraine.
hut TINS does not indicate that Ger
even nearly enough for homie demand.
II Indicates thut war neeus force Ger
many TO exchange the goods II needs
other gouds still moro urgently re-
CURED. Without exports Germany
still WGad fu haSs 70 o pay god for ,mp,r.s
vaiuo OF the mark abroad. and under
mining tho stability of it's paper cur
:, Banks have amaisamated rapidly
, ,nS.u more important industries. Manu-
es irons .ae and m s,esi aaRe1
In order to escape government ration,
ing have purchased coal mines. Some
s 81 ,i d and transportation companies
The government regulates manufacr-
! ins ana bases ,s it's contracts. which
'ipon general prices fixed upon q basis
u production costs In the least profit
arser and more This has enabled the
make enormous dividends. and has
caused caused great scandals. In come, OF
winch ldiSe cost accounting has been
charged. There has been riot OF
stock watering. writing of OF capital,
ana proht concealment in devious
Ways that does not reflect upon tho
business honor OF the country.
IN general Germany's plans for con-
trolling the worlds market after the
war arc projects only. without ma
tertal preparation behind them, except
ina great plants now supplyin. war
needs. Even these plants have in many
cases run down through being worked
at high pressure with inadequate re-
pairs. poor or insufficient lubricants,
ana unframed labor. No new merchant
war. and vessels partly, completed be-
mnished at the docks Germany's
merchant marine has declined TO q
100000 tons.
The soil has been Impoverished by
poor ,tiiase and ,recroppinE without
!c.tiiizers. There is great lack OF both
nitrates and phosphatcs. oven domes-
nc potash often falling for want OF
transportation at the time 1t Is needed
by farmers
GerEiany,s future competition will b.
supported by the technical training %
manufacturers and merchants, b.
oy the Industry and thrift Of tho
Tor believing that for some years To
come Germany will lack the actual
physical capital and the labor rover
70 strike again the pace OF production
that sho maintained before tho war
-NonyriCht '
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-11-07

From the latest number OF the Stars and
Stripes, the weekly published bv the Ameri-
can expeditonary force, we learn that amono
the boys In France acute perturbation and
anxiety have prevailed They feared from
what they had read. that there really was
shortage Of food in this country. and that
the fourth Liberty loan nigh, fail The
Stars and. Stripes publishes editorial as
surance that both these gloomy fears are
groundless, and that the folks at home really
are all right
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-11-07

Globe" Richmond. = IN. Germ.
ships taNen Owe. u! The tri.ra Z;
viii be accounted for after the clio,
81 The var. nut Is likely thew vii,
be retained by. this country in part
. e,,ieneHl OF ciI...5 a. ..a ann
for losses sustained at her ha IDS dur
&c.. ,nc prusiuss az BosiIil,iGs, parti-
cularly claims ar,ainH .Iu.u as, a..
marine warfare
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-11-07

Reports from Berlin say the Kaiser has
slipped away TO army headquarters. II is
possible that he prefers to face foe in arms
rather than his fellow-citizens. recently his
SUBJECTS as less dangerous. Yet his mind is
as spectacular as that Of Colonel Roosevelt
NOBODY need be surprised II it suggests TO
MN that he seek death charging at the head
~ MS troops That method OF exit from
-. .ns "or'u stage and separation from his
throne would be dignihcd and would win
for him more OF the respect of history than
any other.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-11-07

q Prince Max is wonderful dissembler, but
.she is trihe premature in his God he
praised for real. peaceful revolution
Firstly, he makes q virtue Of necessity. for
even peaceful revolution which snbuld curb
the Junker power was the least and last OF
his wishes and, secondly, The revolution has
mot yet proved peaceful. There are rum
Jlings OF unrest throughout the empire which
promise to grow into revolutionary roar
no less thunderous than that which shook
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-11-07

France SHES at prospect OF democratic
Germany, fearing the world will not force
1t to pay what the nation owes No danger
Those who follow bandit hoping to share
his loot and cheering and helping him ON.
share his infamy and will not escape resti-
tuition. The butchers bill will be presented
to the butchers, and with the customary no.
tation that this account is long overdue and
kindly remit at once
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-11-07

1t did not require Roosevelt's night before
election praise TO assure the American pco-
pie that the negro is doing his full share in
the war, Just as those who know the negro
knew that he would. Had the negro not been
brave, devoted soldier, much of the his
tory that has conferred about the Rough Rider
since the days of San Juan never would have
been written.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-11-07

fanic along the Rhine, with civilians fee-
ing from their frontier cities comes four yea 70
after Belgians. French Serbians and ono
stricken people OF invaded provinces took To
hight before the advancing German armies
To those miserable refugees who saw tbo;r
homes burned, their towns DESTROYED their
farms laid waste and their women and chi
nren murdered. What must De the feelings as
they contemplate what the allies have wrougb,
Tor their vengeance. But the cases nevor c.n
DE parallel, for the fleeing Germans will not
know the terrors Of having a murdcrous bar
.barian foe upon their heels
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-11-07

= When colored citizen is SO extrene,V
ellahh ana courteous as 10 leave his registra-
a.ioh cara near the head OF white man S
rooster, charmed from the coop and decani
stated by night--as happened here in Rich-
smond recently-we are moved TO dismal sus
epicions OF new device for draft dodeinr
Honest and normal appetite for chicken womb
have urged concealment OF identity with the
hope OF another mooncss period and rcla.a-
ton of that eternal vigilance which is the
price OF poultry. Preference for ninety DAYS
I'm Jail to military service would ,omnt tho
Intriguing brain OF the gunshy Senegalnblan
TO precisely the course that was taken in this
sad instance.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-11-07

Russia to its foundations. A fcw weeks more
and Max may have less to be thankful for
but. Judging from his past performances. no
will be able to temper himself to the shift
Ing political winds. even to tho point OF be-
coming screaming Bolshevik
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-11-07
information Bureau

inquiries rec nrdinE almost any ionic.
excepting legal and L.edicnI ~ h.
Scts' hFe saANereo Tree. all In
hOnnI letter q acIf-nddrcsnrd. .tauurd
rnreiL pe ~ required. Address I'll.
lines Dmphtcb .":"rmatio4 Wureau,
,.Icn.nOhu Va.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-11-07

Those Russians who offended the Car were
sent to Siberia for various terms That was
tyranny. Those the Bolshevik government
doesn't like not exiled at ALL nor even
arrested. They simply shot, and without
the usual sunrise and standing against wall
ceremonial to give dignity to the incident
That is liberty.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-11-07
Real Stuff.

Amt It wonderful, Mrs. McGlnnis what a
thing education la Mrs. Moriaty sent both OF
her sons TO the music school Ono was a bari
tone and one was tenor and just look at thin
now Mrs. McGinnis"
Successful they are. Mrs O'Flaherty?"
And it's right you aro Mrs. McGinnis! Wan
" thin the barytone, is calling trains at Union
oepot and the tenor is doing arias between the
pictures at the Red Moon Theater, regular.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-11-07
THURSDAY. NOVEMBER :. 1918.

Those yels Of approval which greeted the
demands made in Berlin that Tirpitz, Zim
Inermann and Hcifferich be impeached indi-
cate that there will be no dissatisfaction
on the part OF the German proetariat over
what the allies do to the wholesale butchers
when they fall into their hands
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-11-07
Marshnl Jonre,, Bir,bn,,o.

w. Il. NJ. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Joscph
JACQUES Ccsairc Joffrc was horn at
Rivesaites. france. January & jsh2.
Marshal Ferdinand Foch was born in
france In 1851. but we have NOT now
available the data showing the villa
In which he was born.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-11-07
Soldiers Insurance.

MIS-. s. w. L., banville.--It has been
The direct, rather than TO the collateral
ne.rs, upon the death of the bencficiarv
Ol course, such heirs beneiiciary mus,
hc in the permitted class OF relat ives
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-11-07

Some quotations from Shakespeare seem
somehow to fit in nicely just now. In "King
john we find:
%; Austria: thou dost shame
mat bloody spoil: thou wretch, thou slave
80 thou coward; - -
IIhou little valiant, great in v.llatnyi
Thou ever strong upon the stronrcr sid.,
tnou wear a lions hide! don it for shame
limbs" " '>S'ehh>
And ex-General Ludendorff might appear
now as Othello, without the lampblack, and
rccite with feeling the well-known lines:
farewell the plumed troop and tho big wars
Inc spirit stirring drum. the CAR piercing 0fc
rne royal banner, and all quality,
~ ,us Doihp ana circumstance Of glorious war,
'are"eli! othello's occupations gone"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-11-07

what kind OF an animal is "heredity
resident? Is it something like the holde
OF the majority Of stock in close corpora
ton in this country?
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-11-07

1T is impossible to Judge from nress dis
patches which is the more joyful over the
termination OF tho war, Vienna or Rome.
10 the former it means bread to ease its
pangs or hunger to the latter. the materializa-
ton OF national dream
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-11-07

win the decline OF the house OF Hohen-
No',ern ana the house of Hapsburg, the House
OF Wilson comes into the ascendnncv
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-11-07
Charcoal Eph.. Daily Thought.

Hit take wise man t keep he mouf shet"
said Charcoal Eph in mood. but ern a woman
amt talkin'. watch out! She liable TO- I. toss
a brick! Try n banana. Mistah Jackson"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-11-07
4 Enhle,

1t happened that worker walked in tho
woods. And az he walked. good fairy came
by and said:
why do you work so hard?" And he re-
piled:
For my daily bread. good fairy" And she
aid
emperor"
But the workman ducked tho wand and
shouted
Get out with that bunk stuff! You fairiea
amt been reading the paper.w
MORAL: Heaven help the quicker In s,vo, ..
whom the Kaiser Indicates.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-11-07

Success cones quickly to him who works
without worryD & about reward.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-11-07
Preparing for Winter.

We have mend"d windows fixed orr
weather stripping. frightened UP the boards
IN the coal bin. looked over the Kitchen w,tnr
back and taken in the screen doors
Now
After we get in six tons OF coal fou,
busneis OF potatoes, couple OF hams a cord OF
ircwood-
But
There we go dreaming again. and nothine
doing about the Thanksgiving Turkey! Aim,
herce how imagination makes slaves OF we
,nortuig?
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-11-07

ssabuvipn l.
rrltnke DiunSu hA@iiAuSc
evune>liiix Wan AL 1epafb-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-11-07
The Gold.

Out of this worlds strife have como mi.erv
death dcsolaton.
From the smoke OF many guns the be,ehin,
or many cannon, have come ruined Ivoa
wrecked homes. torn hopes.
Tho shell holes OF Belgium and France NAV
be f!led with the debris Of cathedrals an, -
human shelters. -
'ut out OF the war has como that cnornor.
bencEt--that greatest Of all things for which
1t may have been worth while: The world.
Fixed consciousness that the law of hurna,I,y T.,
immutabie. and that right must prevail
That Is :hc reduction Of II all--that H. IN.
gold " WV
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-11-07

Address ALA SOMMUNISa-
slONS "a Ehe Aine
pAtch. auu not ~ thui'
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-11-07

Is k4NNlli az Ei1tsSi W ma
ipstun. l+l6 Sr~ YORK ,A.c-
Uur. New hUrk SitS, rum
Avon IN Du,iosus. NS>aso.
ket,,.e oils buhu.oS
knI,aucipillA IoiuuAAA Aross
SuIs,A4nx
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-11-07

dex IN tho yoar At 10 south rsntn
"a nv The Times Dispatch top
Charles l. unsbrUok s,ht"f AUG
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-02-23
>.,g6s!!d|s5$ 6 5!;|,'!'.: 4% re
N7sl,l.Dzloe Judd Mortimer Lewis
Judd Mortimer Lewis

to the bridge and then we came back
and cNmb up on the track and ran
along by the side of it till we came to
the wagon road and then we went out
the wagon road, and a man came along
IN wagon and he kept right behind
us Nr little ways and then he drove
faster because we were running and
when he got up where We were he
hollcrcd something but could not hear
him for the rattle Of the wagon was
making so stopped and he stopped and
then he said How far you goin' kid "
| said. I'm not a kid. and | am going
ont to my friend Barney's 10 tell him
and Mary that the sStcr-in-law has
got a new little baby" Then he looked
at us for a little while, and he had red
whiskcrs and dirty teeth, and he looked
at Rowdy and he said What kind Of
a purp is that" | said at is not a
purp. thank you most TO death It IS
an Aircdalc with a streak Of Irish
Then he laughed and said, Want a
ride" | said "No sir, thank YOU" He
said, "Oh, you don't Well ! have been
looking for you lor a long time ! lost
a dog Just like that and so YOU are
the little girl that swiped him, are
YOU" said. "Nou never lost that
dog" He said Don't you stand there
and sass me
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-02-23

holdout," Rowland explained last night
Personally | think he viii he on the
Job when We leave for Mineral Wells
The boss treated him fairly last fall
and Dsvy In man enough to realize
this"
The story that stirred M this muss
originated In New York II WAS 10 the
effect that kicking athletes had held a
secret meeting and decided to stick
together until every player suffering
n cut In salary had been pacificd by
his owner. The stars-playcrs like Alex
andor-it was stated, have agreed to
stand by the lesser lights, forcing tho
moguls To how TO their terms I'M
der no circumstances. n was stated,
will n primn donna desert the union un-
Ill every owner hns come to time.
National Having Trouble.
Between the National and the Amer
lean leagues the old circuit IL having
the most trouble getting their nth-
letes signed up Almost half NJ the
New York and Brooklyn PLAYERS are
demanding more coin. while the Cubs
and Braves are giving Greater New
York close race for the honor NJ
having the most dissatisfied athletes.
Cincinnati and Pittsburgh have their
men pretty well lined up hut ST Louis
has Iiornsbv 10 deal with. unless Hickey
makes up his mind to part with the
lntield star.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-02-23
MACNATES warn
H0LD0UT union
No Raises in Pay to Be Grant
ed, They Say,

CHICAGO, Feb. 23--If dissatisfied
ball players, listed as holdouts, have
formed a union. as reported, and agreed
10 band together In an effort TO make
major league magnates come to terms,
II Is news TO the Cub officials II It's
true they are not going to recognize
ion Of Cub Business Manager Walter
and impossible" The Bruins are In
ander, Bill Kllllfer Jim Vaughn and
three OF four other veterans who have
not yet returned their contracts.
IN salary" Cralghead said, "hut that
IL TO be expected. and the sooner they
decide to come into the fold the het-
OF fact, we don't expect any trouble
list Those athletes who are doing
the most talking now will be the first
persons At the depot on the night the
. Cub special departs for California"
soS Boss Not Worried.
Over on the South side, where the
only known holdout Ia Dr. Davy Dan
forth, dentist, tho report OF n hold
out union" also Is regarded Rs pipe
dream. As matter OF fact the only
news the Sox have had that Danforth Ia
not satisfied has been through the pa
pers, for Davy has not taken the trou-
ble to write his manager about his
kicks.
Until we &c, some definite word from
Danforth we cannot class him as a
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-02-23
DODCER HURLINC
STAFF IS STRONG


BROOKLYN. Feb % Uncle Wuhort
Robinson draws 70 huuht.cuL1red picture
how his hand picked band uf pitchers
should keep the RIunElNu duh well In
front of the National longue parade this
season. The rutuud manager firmly be
leycs the Dodgers uIn Us strongly for
uned with huNmcn as amy club In the
Most folks don't realize she strength
I hAvr,' said Robbie Nralpriny "Rube
N0rquurd ought 10 ho as good rs he was
last year. when hn was ono of the best
southpuws I'm either lcpruN Russell Is
another lciI-hpuder who will come
through All he needs is experience and
serious application
Cheney Is Bstte-.
Larry Cheney should hn better than
last year, when he had all sorts Of things
to worry him Tie is only 81 years old
and his aim Is ap good as ever
"Al Mom8uN Clarence Mitchell, Bur
leigh Crimes and Dan Grmer, our new
pitchers. are 0ll men who II they be
came the wonders of the league this year
would not set any remarkable precedent
Every one Of them has tho physique ana
has had more or less cypS ricnce I'm the
minors Further they Nil have good
points which attracted my attention. u
we can get results from blem In proper
tun TO their possibilities we will have %
league TO sit up and take notice.
Largely a Garrble
cor course, pitchers are largely
gamble, and few or mono OF these men
may come through but e Is almost a'
good bet that they WI as II IL that
they won't, and the Brooklyn fans VII
have no occasion for taking a gloomy
Wow OF the future until they have seen
how things go after the season Is wet
advanced"
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-02-23
PITTSBURGH FANS
GETTING EXCITED
InfieId Candidates Represent
Much Strength 6 CatGherS,

PITTSBURG, Pa. Feb q. .-I5ttsburgh
fans nru taking lively interest In Hugo
BeIdek and his Pirates
Unlike ths Pirates uf tho lait two OF
three years. the BuCCOs " 1918 appear
to have something. They have been
strengthened by trades and purchases
during tho winter, and they are look
Ing up
In other years the Pittsburgh team
has been vitality weak In many Of The
most numerous positions litrum DreN-
fuss and Hezdek got their heads together
and decided TO remedy these weaknesses.
They have succeeded admirably
King a Good Hitter.
The acquisition Of George cut SNow md
Casey Stengel will work for ulr upIlu
OF tho team beyond doubt Nith Max
Carey and Stengel sure TO fll Two out
field positions and King Bigboy, Jack
son and HinChman TO battle IT. out for
tho third position, Pittsburgh is well
fixed King has shown the cur-mATks OF
II terrific hitter aud he may hloum out
Just ns Eddie Ruush did last selson
Tho Pirate iufeld candidates represent
lot Of strength rs they now sItlnd Vic
Safer In the leading candidate DOR first
base, hut Mullwitz win get a trial Hitlcr
and Cutshaw will he the BecondhnHe can
didates and BoeCkel. Cation, Stnmpf nnd
Hans Wagner will be out for The other
positions
Mourn Loss Of MamauN.
The Pirates are now mourning the loss
OF Al MRmnuN The young hurlcr ana
not show Hnzdek or Callahan any class
last year and besides no was dissatisfied
In Cooper the BuCCOs have one Of tho
best loft handlers I'm tho Natopl leugur.
while Bob Steele and Earl Hamilton COM
plcte the southpnwcd branch OF the staff
The right handlers are Carlson big,
strong youngster with 1917 experience.
should be ready FOR the regular duty on
the firing line, and Mllignn Sanders and
Ponder
Six cotchcrs VIII battle Tor the reg
umr Jobs, with Ril Fischer thu leading
candidate again this ycnr. Tho remain
We'll Schmidt, Shaw, Smith and Bnl
Wagner
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-02-23

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