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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-02-23
RUSSIAN COURIER WITH
PEACE PLANS IN MERLIN

AMSTERDAM. February IA Rus
sian courier with the peace proposals
Of tho Russian government. has ar
rived in Berlin. according to adviccS
received here. The Norddcuischc Ale
Ecmcin ZcitunE. tho German scmicNi
cial organ. says the rcoDcning Of the
negotiations with the Russians cannot
hc expected for Some time n- Won
Kuohimann. the German foreign sec
rotary. says the newspaper. will cm-
ploy tho interval in conducting n"Co-
,iations with Roumania. for which pur-
pose he lct: for BuChareS; Thursday.
The Rcumanian delegate already has
arrived there.
According 10 tho lokal AnzeiEer Of
Berlin. Or. Won Kuchlmanu. the Ger
man Foreign Minister. has gone 10 Vi
emma, where he will he joined by Count
Czcrnin. tho Austro- hungarian minis
ter They will travel together to
Bucharest, where they will open dis
cussions OF peace terms with General
Fofosa Ave-cscc. the Roumanian Pre-
inter and commander Of tho Roum nian
forces in Dohrudja
n the conference ~ bucharest is
ended in time. pr. Won kueh,mann will
proceed direct 10 I5rcst Litovsk TO
continue negotiations with Russia
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-02-23
GERMAN MILITARY SEIZES
RUSSIANS IN AUTOMOBILE,

pETEOGRAD February cc.--An Off
sal statement issued to day SAYS: The
Russian parliamentary messengers
started in a motor car from Eicshitza
for pvinsk. hut near tho station at
An;oronol were met by German au-
tom"hlc armed with machine guns. Tho
Russian motor car was allowed to pass.
but the parliamentary representative
and the commissioner ot the Filth
Army wcrc detained and brought back
TO Eioshi,za in the German autom ohil".
II the Germans refuse pcace TO Rus
s's. "a struggle "a tho death or vic
tory FOR us is inevitable" says an OIL
cial statement issued to-day. The rco-
pies terrorism must be opposed to the
advanciu; enemy" it is declared.
The statement; saws that dctlchmcnts
600 to $500 strong. lightly armed and
able TO intrcnch quickly and attack dc
;ormined,y. will hc able To stop the
German advance. What is character
lied az real rcvolu,ionary mohiliza-
lion" is ordered
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-02-23
"DEFENSE TO DEATH"
Is RUSSIA'S SLOGAN
Railroads Ordered Torn Up and Provisions DESTROYED
Civilians Ordered to Dig Trenches, Under Penalty of
Being Shot--Make Stand to Save Pet. oorad

revolution.
Second. All the councils Of work.
mems and soldiers revolutionary or
faniza tons must enter into the COM
Puisory defense of each position to the
last drop OF their blood.
Third. Organizations on railways
ana the SovictS connected herewith
are obliged with ali their strength 10
chcck attempts of the enemy to profit
by the cuuipmcn, Of lines Of communi-
cation In their retreat they must de-
StfoT the railways and blow up the
stations. All rolling stock and loco
motives must he sent eastward and
into the interior Of tn. country with
out delay.
F'fourth. Corn and provisions in gen
cral are placed on the same footing, as
valuable property when in danger Of
failing into the hands OF the enemy
ana must then b. destroyed without
contradiction The local Soviets mus.
see that these decisions are carried out
and the responsibility falls upon their
representatives.
Fifth. Workmen and peasants Of
Pcirograd. Eicv and all towns. villages
ana hamlctS OF the line OF the new
front must raise hattalions to dig
tary Socialists.
Sixth. All members of the bour-
Ecois class. the women as well az the
mon. must enter these la ttalions un-
der Surrci!!ancc OF tho i;cd Guards. and
III case Of rcSiS;anc. must be shot
seventh All institutions which Of
Ter resistance 10 tn" action OF the
revolution on III" defensive and pass
|" the side Of the German bourgeois.
or which have a tendency 10 profit by
the invasion Of the !mpcrialiS.ic masses
in order to overthrow tho authority Of
the Sovicts. must lie closed. Directors
Of and collaborators with these insti-
'uiionS who are capable OF work must
mobilize themselves TO dig: trenches and
engage in other defensive work
Eighth. Foreign agents and specu-
!at"rs arc counted as revolutionary
a&itators. and German spies must be
shot at sight The Socialist fatherland
rs IN danger. Long live the national
social revolution
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-02-23
FERRY ENGINEER TELLS
HOW TO LIVE ON s86.99
Cannot Afford Meat, ami Has to
Wear SiX-Icar-Old
OvcrcOat.
PAYS SIG RENT a MONTH
Graduates From Technical Schools
Often Unable Ia Support Them
selves at Their Professionalism
man PortcrS to Tell Grievances.

WASIIINGTcN. February '"2.-C.,n a
man support himself his wife ana
child on $500 month?
j. r. Morris. engineer Of the Penn
sylvania and Beading Railroad fcrr;
lines between Philadelphia ard Cam
den, told the railroad wage commission
that it could be done. But no also
t,id how hlrd "a job IL is. TEST, wing
lcfore Secretary Lane. chairman "f The
board. hc said that it meant:
y five ycar-old suit Of clothes and a
. six -ycar-old "vcrcoa,
No meat on the family table at 10
cents "a pound.
Working ON his days on 20 get money
for amuscments-thc movies once or
twice month.
Occasional work BY his wife
y normal day OF ninc and onc.third
hours. hut many shifts of tS."uty and
even twenty -four hours. with no over
time pay.
Lunch time only when ono Of his
fcllow-e mployc,s does his work
Morris testified that he paid SIG a
month rent for his HON" in Pjttinnn
\. T. The Ave ANA six -ycar-old clothes.
he testified, wcr" all riuht. because.
though the railroad rav" n,n free
- hHSP'I 'all''i. 10 never tHNlg All orc
80 80 any place.
The men for whom lac spoke brake
men. whcclsincr. dcrkmcn. nrcucn and
engineers On tho ferries. are asking
for an "ight-hour day. incrna scd wages
and :, weeks vacation with pay
The engineer graduated from a tech
nicai school is frequently unable to
earn his living al his profession. ac-
cordinS 10 the testimony presented to-
day hy y. H. kron. ~ Chicago" speak
inE for the American Association Of
Engineers. Scvcnty-hvo Thousand on
Eiu""rs. he said, arc earning only $40
% 500 a month. the same wage, they
made ia 1888. Many others to said
hnyc taken up the hammer ana saw.
OF tn" carpenter in order 10 earn "a
living.
T. = pot,sr. assistan, - INC gen.
eral MANAGER Of the Minneapolis. -,
i'aui and SHult Ste Marie Railroad. de-
eiarcd that new Legislation mus, he
enacted to take care ~ railroad over
time. 40 nN"i day can b" cstnblIshcd.
he said. IN Ter present railroad cond.-
tons.
Ncx; Monday afternoon ~. Pun
man employees VIII appear b., for. tho
commission. Furicts are prc,.arinl. TO
show that they aye no, til. r.aI rail
road wasuat"s Of tn" United states
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-02-23
FLAG RAISING FEATURE
OF DAY AT GREENSBORO

GREENSBORO. y. g.. February 2a.-
Because Of the Indictment weather. with
threatened snow or rain. the public
demonstration in connection with the
nag raising here in celebration oc the
anniversary OF the birth Of George
Washington was abandoned AT the last
moment. il be:Lc deemed unwisc TO
haN- li;;i" children and school girls
march through the streets rnder such
conditions.
y large crowd had nevertheless. as
senibicd on tho streets, and there was
an enthusiastic outburs, Of patriotism
when The flag. which was purchased by
popular subscription and donated TO the
municipality. was uniurlCd to tho
breeze. Thousands OF school children,
"ho had been waiting III line all morn
ing expressed their disappuintmcnt
when the parad" feature was Cancelled.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-02-23

,ai Importance, the capture OF the city
gives General .>llcnby control OF a
number of strategic roads over which
TO move his men and their supplies.
Within twenty-four miles from tho
present British position Is the railroad
from, Damascus TO Mecca. which has
been the artery which has fed the
Turkish forces operating aGains; the
Arabian tribosmcn. II this road were
cut. II would give the ;r!bcsmen great
advantage in the struggle.
Germany has officially recognized the
treaty OF peace arranged with Ukraine.
This treaty has been bitterly attacked
by the Poles and Czechs IN the Aus
;,i4n Rcichsra,h and by the Socialist
leaders In Germany.
Innsbruck, which has hccn reported
d>s tho center OF the Tcutonic munition
ulants for tho Italian campaign. has
hocn homba rded by allied airmen-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-02-23
GIVING BOOZE TO SOLDIERS
secretary Baker Explains Newly
Amended Regulation Governing
Sale OF Liquor.
GBy Associated Press. J

II'y Associated Prcss.l
WASHINGTON, February 2"-Sccre-
'ary Baker explained in a statement to-
day that the newly amended regula-
tons governing sale. Eft and serving
OF liquor TO soldiers in uniform do no,
relax the governments hold OF tn. stu.
alton. but on the contrary. are in
tended to strengthen IL. IS they will
facilitate detection and conviction OF
bootieggers.
The exception. which permits serv-
Ing liquors in private homes to bona
hhe guests. Secretary Baker declared,
permits OF no suhterfugcs. and he gave
warming that If the exception were
abused he would deal with il promptly
aud vigorously
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-02-23
WOMEN REGISTERING
Exercising Their IIrst Suffrage Right,
In New York Preparing
for Election.
ny Associated rreas. J

ny Associated l'reSs
NEW YORK. February 22-womc,
enfranchiscd at tho November election
to-day are exercising their first right,
rs voters by registering for Il spcc;.,
election on March In four congress.
sional districts OF tho city. The regis
trhtion viii continue Tomorrow l.,
each district there is A vacancy causca
by the resignation OF Democrats
Congressman.
Women working under the direction
or election district captains of tho ,.i,v
suffrage party have been assigned TO
each registration prccinc, to urge every
woman to enroll with tho party of hcr
choice. The city suffrage party Is :,
honpartiSan ORGANIZATIONS A strict IN,
depreciation OF the law. according IN
election board officials. requires thu,
the women must give their ages. but
n" special instructions covering tbis
point have been forwarded to the rccis
tra;ion board.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-02-23
GREAT MEAT SAVING
Meatlcss days Reduced Beef ConSunp-
ton f40.000.o0o Pounds In
FOur Months.
tiny Associated Press

WASillNGToN. February % Meat
less days in the United States have
saved lio,oh0.0oo pounds OF beef in four
months. the food administration an
noun"ed. During this period los, 200 o0p
pounds Of beef were exported 10 the
allies. together with 100000 600 pounds
Of porh products.
The hGures We're made public in a
statement explaining why The food cd
m.nistration refused requests OF ca,tle
and sheep growers 10 remove beef
mutton and lambs from tne conserve
ton rules with regard To mcatl.ss day
The admin .5tr|;ion again declared ;hat
meatleSs day was established for the
purpose Of enabling the United States
to feed the allies b. saving on meat
consumption.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-02-23
NINE LOSE LIVES
Hut On" Member OF Family Survives
Fire Which Destroyed
Home.
tBy Associated rr.ss.j

PEABODY. MASS February 22--
Hlhe persons. al members OF the fam
iE 81 Morris Miller. lost their lives in
4 hrc which destroyed the Miller home.
near here. early to-day
reuben Miller. n boy OF nineteen. who
was employed on Il neiEhboring farm
vas me only member CT the family
VINO escaped. The blaze was discovered
ny heiShbor. and when Grernen ar
rived inc house was in ruins Miller.
ms "ifc and seven children. ranging in
age from twenty years to "A baby girl
or Two months, fell victims TO the
flames.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-02-23
SEVEN GOVERNORS WITNESS
CHICAGO'S BIG PARADE


CHICAGO, February 2"--Chicaso
today observed Washington's birthday
vii! military holiday a parade Of
5000 men Of the new illinois reserve
military being a feature o! the cclcbra-
ton. Governor" Of seven States. IN
chicago 10 attend tho Congress OF Ma
t"na! Service, reviewed the parade
Homes Of the city We're thown open
10 tho soldiers from Camp Grant.
Rockford, Ill, 90 per cent OF whom
Win hc allowed to spend to-day, SAT-
urday and SUNDAY here.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-02-23
TROTIKY Ok HIS WAY
To IT0UIDATE I,OSTIITriES

LONDON, February ga dispatch to
the Express from Pc;rograd dated
Thursday, says that RolShcvik foreign
minister. Trotaky, started Yesterday for
Dvnsl%. TO take measures to liquidatc
tho now hostilitics."
II IS stated in military circles tina:
tho commander in chief of tho German
invaders is The Grand Duke "f Hessc.
brother OF the former Russian Empress.
says the newspaper.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-02-23
SMALLER LOAF OF BREAD
Food Administration Authorizes Itnkcr.
TO Sell Thrce-Qunrters Of u
Pound Size.


w y III y u 7 O. y. February c2-
Bakers are authorized 20 sell . three
quartcr-pound loaf OF bread. under a
ruling announced by the food admin
'stration. Heretofore the smallest loaf
permitted 10 be sold Weighed enc
pound. but recent investigation has re-
vealcd that the size is too large for
the need OF many families. The price
OF the three-1uarter- pound loaf. the
administration suggests. should be
relatively lower than the one pound
loaf
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-02-23
MILIyARISM SEEKING TO
SMDIIfI:H N'OnISIuS
LABOR PROMISES
TO BACK SAMMlES
iconttnmed from Fl

continued from First rarc.D
States of North Carolina. South Caro-
lima ana Tennessee. attracted much atS
tcntiou Some 500 students OF the Of
iccrS' reserve training camp at Camp
Jackson We're also IN tho line OF march
The parade was held as result OF a
special invitation extended by the CO.
!umbia City Council To General McIvcr
Activities at tho camp were suspended
to-day because OF Wash.r CONS birth
DAY
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-02-23
ARMY TAKES SALMON
Food Administration HcGuisition. .Ii
Inso1d >t0rns NJ Pacific Coast

HtIL!NGHAM, WASH. i'chriiarv -
y n. DeUirG salmon administrator
for the Federal government. uu;ounceG
'ha' ~ order OF 'hc food admins.
'rator, ell % tn" unSold salmon stock
In tho United States would hc re0uisi-
toned FOR the United Stat-s Army
TcleGraphic orders 20 withhold disposal
81 al! unsoid salmon have been sent
To- the difcrcu' packers
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-02-23
HrrtlinC to Speak Mnn;In,.

CcFLNliAGEN February 2.-Th.
Fossts,hc Z"itung, Of Berlin, 4 copy Of
which has been received here. says that
Count Won Hrr,i!ng, the imperial Cor
man chancellor, viii address the Reich.
stag Monday on the subject Of foreign
Affairs
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-02-23
THOUSANDS az AUGUSTA
CHEER TENSSILyANJNNS
I'm Asnociatcd Prcas.

AUGUSTA, Ga, February 2".--Th!r,y
thousand Pennsylvania soldiers from
camp Hancock. comprising the Twenty
eighth Division ~ the United States
army paradcd the streets Of Augusta
th'" morning In honor OF WashinGton's
birthday. Tho imposing sight, repre-
>rni:ng practically every branch Of tho
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-02-23

service NJ Camp Hancock. was wit
-essed by thousands OF citizens who
lined tho streets. cheering and waving
Tags as tho sturdy Penusylvanians
h."d past The procession was three
miles long, and required ono hour and
half 10 pass given point
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-02-23
u. wtilinn Hurt.

D. william Hurt. AN engineer on the
chesapeake and Ohio Railway. died in
Grace Hospital yesterday afternoon
from injuries sustained in an accident
AT hfemo' on branch line of the rail-
way. some weeks ago. Mr. Hurt Is sur
N'Vcd by one son. living in Norfolk
30 funeral arrangements have boon
made.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-02-23
Trnin Wrecks Depot.

WIl.h ES-EARRE. PA, February 22.--
y runaway train demolished tho depot
here. after tearing down the noun
tain side n high speed. Several peo-
pie were killed and yard buildings are
burning.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-02-23
Mr.. Won sp.ycn D..h.

NEW YORK, February .o.-Mrs.
Lucy Bolt Won Speyer. sister OF James
SpcYcr OF Spcyer d Co. bankers ia
dead Al Frankfort on tho Main. 40
cording 30 word received q, the bank >
ans house here to-day.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-02-23
MAIN COMMITTEE HAS
APPROVED PEACE TREATY

BERLIN, February 22-v.a Ams,cr-
'iam--Thc Main committee of tho
R"ichs,a- today adopted The pea.
treaty between Germany and ,he III
l'ainc
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-02-23
| BY Associated Press. l

LONDON. February 2:-"ncfcnsc to
the death against Germany" is ordered
in the proclamation OF the Russian
commissioners. Reuters Petrograd cor
respondent tclegraphs. The commits
sioncrs appeal to the soldiers to de,
Stroy railways and provisions and COM
pei the bourgeois TO dig trenches un-
der penalty OF dcari.
The commissioners appeal TO the
country also in;imat.s tina. the
Germans plan the capture of pctro-
grad.
The German generals" it says dc
sire to establish their own order in
.>c;roGrad and Kiev. The republic is
in The Grarcst danger. The duty OF
Russian workmen and peasants is dc
Tense TO the death of the republic
aSains, the masses OF bourgeois and
impcrialists of Germany"
An Exchange Telegraph dispatch
from PetroErad says the evacuation OF
Finland has been ordered by the com
missioncrs
In the appeal for reorganization of Il
defense of the revolutions aEains, Ger
many tho council Of commissioners
says:
The Socialist fatncrlaud is in dan
ger In order to save the country in
it's exhaustion from further trials Of
war We resigned ourselves 10 making
immense sacrifices. our delegates on
February 20 loft Hegitsky for Dvinsk.
but up TO the present no news from
them has been received"
After stating that it is tho duty Of
workm"n ana peasants 10 defend the
republic TO the death. tho appeal CON
tinucs:
MILIyARISM SEEKING TO
SMOTHER WOHILEUS
German militarism wishes 10
smother tho working classes and the
tkrainian masses. 20 give back tho
land 10 the landowners factories and
workshops 10 the bankers aud power
TO Il monarchy"
Following are The points urged in the
appeal:
",irst. All the forces in tho country
III their entirety must place themselves
at III" scr"icc Of the dcfcnac OF the
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-02-23
AMERICANS REPORTED
ON NEW PART OF LINE
Patrol Kills Ono and Captures An
other Enemy Soldier i'm Chcmin-
dcs-DamcS Sector.
FRENCH GENERAL KISSES FLAG
GrcctS Brothers in Arms Fcclingly
and Warns SnmmicS to BE Cau-
tious in Their Methods - Shells
Strike Near American Commander.
LEV Associated Press- |

WITH THE AMERICAN ARMY IN
FRANCE. February 22--In patrol
fight. Americans from units under in
struction in the famous Chcm;n- dcs-
Danes sector killed one German and
captured another. One American was
slightly wounded
This is the first time it has been
permitted to reveal that new American
units have entered the line. The
troops have hccn there for some time.
Details OF the patrol figh, are as yet
unavailable. beyond the unofficial re-
port that the prisoner taken was cap
iurcd sing c-handcd by a young Amcri-
can from one Of tho New England
States. who during tho engagement
dropped into a shell hole on top of a
German hiding there aud later brought
him in Through the irregular period
Of service In the line. these troops
have displayed great caccrncss 10 es-
tahlish a record equal 10 or bcttor than
that of the troops holding the sector
northwest Of Toul
Tho orders for them to leave their
billcis came suddenly :, few weeks ago.
The troops cntrained and rode TO the
railh"ad nearest tho position into
which they were going They knew
whittier they were bound. and wei
coined the opportunity 20 start the
work OF lighting the Germans
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-02-23

For men md
yOIiuE men, usual
~ SIS and $50, In
tho Final Itcduc-
ton Sale
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MACHINERY AND SUPPLIES
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES our
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OIL LAND, LEASES AND STOCK


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