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La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-03-10

parte, continuaria permitiendo Ia ex-
p~ortacl6n a los Estados Unidos, du-
rante ell tempo Y en- la forma Que Sc
fijara en- las ne%gociaciones, de los
siguientes ~articuios, sin aumentar
Observation-Disclosures, e. forna
cue resulten prohibitivos, los dere-
chos actuales de exportacion:
Henequen y otras fibras.
Metales, Minerales: Cobre, zinc,
plomo, antimonio.
Pieles.
Petroleo y sus derivados
Hule.
Guayule.
Ganado de todas clases Y sus pfo-
ductos.
Maderas de todas classes.
Pa}o tinte.
Rafz de vacation.
Chiele.
Demas productos9 tropiealss:S
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-03-10
COTTENPLE a LOS SODA
Dos EN- FRANCIA

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historic CGTaplr-
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La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-03-10

Ell Gobiesno de Mexico, por su
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-10-11

Cross war fund will be interested in
it. Here are few things that the
division surgeon took the time TO
write:
II wish at this time of activity to
express To you the great appreciation
which we all feel for the efforts
which the Red Cross. through you
and your representatives. have made
to place at your disposal for the well,
the sick and the wounded. the COM
forts and necessities which at times
would have been otherwise very diff
fcult to obtain"
above All Things promptness."
Urgently needed medical and sur
gical supplies have been FURNISHED
on a few hours request when the
sudden emergency arose. Thousands
of first-aid shell-wound dressings fur
nished by the Red Cross have been
issued to front OF line aid stations.
and used to the great benefit of the
prompt dressing of our wounded.
,and thousands of cigarettes have
been distributed to the front areas.
both for the emergency need and in
vigorauon of the we'll soldiers, and
for the stimulation and comfort OF
the wounded. Hundreds of Red Cross
emergency spiints have been used for
the comfort and wellbeing OF wound
ed with fractures in their transporta-
ton from the front
Above all things is the promptntss
with which we have received supplies
from you when in need. Often re-
ceived by the recipient without know
ing source; and so mixed up with
other things that the soldier is I'M
conscious that he is receiving benefits
direct from the people over home.
these things are, nevertheless, fully
appreciated by those who know their
source"
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-10-11
BATH COUNTY GOES
p" over TOP IN LOAN
Exceeds Its Quota BY see, 35o-Othcr
Virginia Counties, However, Are
Tagging Badly Behind.

Bath is the only ono Of the 1o3
counties In Virginia that has gone
'over the top" in the fourth liberty
loan campaign. Most Of the counties
are tagging away behind.
Bath, with quota of Sl38,ooO. has
subscribed s167,350, Dinwiddie has
subscribed about ene-thifd Of its d,aota
Iof $2.s23,5oo. Henry has a little bet
ter than one-fourth OF its allotment
to its credit, while Aibemarle has piled
up about one-third OF the amount with
which 1t Is expected to come across
Campbell has subscribed $3.50. 900
OF its s3.5oo.ooo. OF its quota Of ST.
500, 900, Warwick has responded with
100000. Norfolk county has sub
scribed less than 81 900, 900 of its more
than 100000 quota Roanoke
county less than 81 900. 900 OF its asked
for 100000 and Spotsylvania $780,
900 of its more than $500, 900. ThA
showing for the rest OF the state. ~
counties. is. II anything. less creditable
than the above enumerations.
The quota for the state Ia $s3.S8O..
900. of which $20.910.5o0 had been -.
ported as subscribed at noon yesterday.
The prevalency OF influenza ana I
certain amount OF over optimism q
result OF allied successes on the west.
ern and Macedonian fronts are ascrfb-
ed as being responsible for the under.
subScrfption
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-10-11
buy Liberty Bonds-
FULL PRICE WILL BE
PAID FOR ALL WHEAT

Food Administrator Cary received
the following telegram yesterday from
United States Food Administrator
Herbert Hoover. asking that farmers
not become panicky over the present
slow movement of wheat, but have
patience and soon their wheat will
all be moved and the full price paid:
Mr.. T. A. Cary, Local Food Admins
traitor, Richmond, Va.
Enlarged demands by General
Pershing for material resulting from
progress on western front has neces-
STATED temporary diversion of grain
ships to his service. This tenn
porarly curtails wheat movement
from seaboard and has filled our sea-
board and terminal elevators and thus
checks movement. Reported that
some farmers have become panicky
and are selling wheat at less than
governmental price. No occasion for
this il holders will have a little pa
tience. Wheat will all be moved and
full price secured by every grower.
HOOVER"
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-10-11
MAKE BELIEVE MAX AND pEMoCkACY-

party watchwords. especially 'parlia-
mentarism +"
That Is more like a Zahringer. who
considers himself quite the equal OF
any Hohenzollern. Speaking in the
letter of the peace ideas, he goes far
ther in the same direction:
II wish to have the greatest pos
stble indemnities, no matter In what
form. so that after the war we may
not be too poor .. | am not
yet in favor OF anything more being
said about Belgium than what already
has been said. = Belgium Is
the only object Of compensation which
we possess. There you
have. then, my own Interpretation OF
my speech. 100000 copies of which
have been distributed as a leafiet for
sropaganaa purposes. Ihave
a very, poor opinion of the moral dis
position OF the rulers OF our enemies,
as we'll as of the terrible lack of
judgment among the people whom
they rule The baseness of their ideas
lis too shameful for words"
! Could all highest himself have
spoken more directly to the point on
behalf of the autocratic ideals OF the
PrusSian system
Could any iunker have expressed
|keener contempt for democracy
Evidently, in the new chancellor.
whether or not he remains long IN
office the kaiser has a willing tool
ready to his hand for whatever devil
try he may attempt through diplo-
macy.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-10-11

Tha new German chancellor. whose
peace proposal,brought such search-
mr. Response from the American pres
4Aent. was indicted into ONCE with
: considerable noise about his being
IA opposition 10 the policies of the
1raissr. The stories probably were
rnerafv German political eausoahaSe-
Certainly IT Is now known that in the
most important speech he has made
IN the last year, the prince Of Baden
satixfactorily reflected the kaisers
personal views In that speech, de-
nvered last Decem Der. Max was quot
"a as saying, In discussing the Ser
mon on the Mount:
III the world is to be reconciied TO
the Eresaness Of GeEuauys'S power. Il
must be taught TO feel that behind
4tonal, but h world conscience. True
the whole history OF spiritual Ger
naanys feelings of responsibility to
humanity shines like beacon This
IL the sign we must inscribe on our
Standards. In this sign we shall CON
quer."
Sounds right altruistic. but did II
renect Prince Max's real views? Let's
Gee. A month later, writing to a
cousin in Switzerland. after boasting
that the kaiser had praised his adj
dress ~ high feat" he declares
That II clearly enough held up 70
acorn in my speech the popular out
cry for democracy and all current
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-10-11
v1Rc1N1A's BANK RESOURCES AND THE LOAN.

y Now comes before us the nation
problen IN finance, which is at the
same moment the practical problem
for each one Of us What is our clear
a,,tv in the present situation The
ban king situation reflects quite clear
ly the general status of the people
In the matter of readily available
wealth and credit The nation needs
The money~-and the credit too--ot
every individual to the utmost beyond
his essential personal needs
SHAH the home front show 70 dis
advantage compared with what our
gallant men are doing at the battle
'front.'
The president says: Nothing has
happened that makes It safe or pos
slbie TO do anything but push our eff
forts TO the utmost"
And he KNows-for he has sources
OF. information and acquaintance with
inside facts which cannot leave him
in doubt
Let us. here in Virginia, make
good
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-10-11

Richmond is one OF the few clueS
whose banking resources Increased
more than ss.ooo.oo since the June
can for statements. with 81 Louis
ana wichita. IT rs credited with an tn
crease OF IS. 100000 up to August al
Country banks In Virginia gained
more than sl1.ooo.ooo in the same
period.
Only Kansas City. Chicago. Mime
apolis and Baltimore showed great
er gain than Richmond. Only in
PannEynvsnia. Illinois. TEXAS. Ohio
Indiana and Kansas did the country
banks surpass the record Of those in
the Old Dominion.
This Is all fine and exceedingly
gratifying, mot only to those able and
conservative financial Naders who
control he banks OF our city and
stsxs. but to an citizens with sufficient
vision to see in the comptroller
etatement an indication Of the growth
ana prosperity OF his own neishbor-
hood.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-10-11
Now's Your Chance at the
Huns, Says Big Bill Hart.

Almost every red FLOODED Ameri-
can has been dying for chance to
swat the kaiser Now that we have
the opportunity in the fourth Liberty
loan campaign, I hope that every
patriot viii step to the front. buy as
many Liberty bonds as he can. and
thereby take the long-desred shot
at the Huns. A Liberty bond is a
gun with the longest range yet con-
ceived. 1t can make its influence
felt in Berlin in such a manner as TO
cause cold shivers to run up and down
the spines of the Germans. Let's GO
And the millions of admirers of
William s Hart, the Aircraft star. are
going to agree with him in the fore
going remarks. AS betting a motion
picture star of the virile type BIZ
Hart does not intend combining his
activities on behalf of the Liberty
loan to interviews urging all of his
friends to subscribe. He has con-
tributed special Liberty loan film,
"A Buller for Berlin" in which he
presents a typical Hart appeal for
the purchase of Liberty bonds. In
addition he has offered his services
to the government for speaking
tour on behalf OF the fourth Liberty
loan campaign, and his offer has been
gladly accepted by the treasury de-
partment And, as usual. he will
invest heavily in the bonds of the
new denomination.
IF every American will come to the
front and buy Liberty bond, or as
many more as he can, Berlin will get
a shock which will border on mental
paralysis, continued bill" "A $50
bond is As which can make It's in
fuence felt four thousand miles away
in Berlin, and il Will serve notice on
Bill Hohenzollern that the American
offensives at st. Mihiel and Verdun
were only little warming-up parties
for the big smash that is to carry the
Americans and our allies into Ger
many, lot OF fellows have been
denied a chance to participate in this
march to Berlin. but they now have
their chance to do the next best
thing-take a long distance shot at
the Hun with their money. No care
full Sighting is necessary: just aim
your money in the direction OF a Lib
erty bond booth and the conclusion
Will be felt at Potsdam.
Lei every fan go 10 the front in
ifhe fourth Liberty loan drive and do
his bit for his country, And the
earlier it is done the more quickly
will the American steam roller get
underway for its march TO Berlin.
ITO those of my friends whom I
will be unable to see in person. |
would like to say this:
Buy Liberty bonds and more
Liberty bonds. and let's Join hands in
biggest gun-the Fourth Liberty
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-10-11
-Buy Liberty Bouds-
TRAINED WOMEN DO NOT
MENACE MANS PRESTTCr

London. Oct. l2.-At the annual
meeting Of the National Federation e
Women Workers. held In Manchester
Miss g. NJ. Tuckwen, OF London. the
retiring president. said there were
100000 women trade unionists. q
against $50, 900 before the war. A e
sex antagonism. every sensible man
knew that men had nothing to fear
from women trained. educated ans
organized, for such women could not
be exploited and used against men,
One of the things which would make
the struggle between the sexes i'm.
possible was equal pay for equal
WOtk. Il
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-10-11
THE BREWERS APPEAL.

american organization known as the
Gernap-Amsriean alliance was the
subject OF this Investigation Mr.. Pal
rner's statement that the brewers are
unpatriotic and disloyal is amply sup
ported by the testimony brought out
AZ this hearing. The evidence that
this German Am erican alliance was n
tool of the kaiser was so overwhelm-
ing that both the house and senate
promptly acted, and the charter of the
alliance was rescindcd. Evidence was
produced that conclusively proved
that the brewers had been financing
this Hun -sympathizing organization,
their money going 10 spread pro-
German propaganda and, TO be more
speciic. evidence was produced that
showed that the United States Brew
ers' association, over whose sigma
ture the ad, referred 10 above is now
appearing, was itself a contributor to
this un-American organization. The
records OF that hearing are enough
To convict the United States Brewers
association OF unpatriousm and dis
loyalty The investigation by the SEN
ate committee Of the brewers will un-
doubtedly reveal much more.
II Is also interesting in this CON
nection to note that this sa me asso-
citation contributed a total of s55 900
out Of the s4o7 500 raised for Mr.,
Brisbane TO buy the Washington
|Times, the transaction, however. De-
ling handled through the president of
the association. c. w. Feigenspan.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-10-11

fne EhcaciousneSs of Asafoctida as
n Means of Exorcism.
Editor Virginia Paper
Sir.-You-all say:
Why has nobody suggested the
good, old fashioned idea of wear
ing tiny bag of asafoetida
suspended from the neck as a
means of exercising the "nu"
demon?
Gwan way from here, man. VIVA h
you livin? Dem necklaces an stinkin'
lockets done lassoed mo- men dan
heas on a dawg's back. Dat gal o.
mine decorated me thusly 'steen DAYS
ago an ain no flu germ lit on my
natomy nor nothin' no mon a frog
ain got no tail
BILLY WTCKERS.
z. S,-The exercising paraphernalia
~ not secured at cologne factory
Brother Perkins
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-10-11
SUGGESTS THAT CHURCHES
BIZ. OPENED FOR PRAYER
Editor Virginian j:

Editor virginian:
Sir--It seems TO me entirely appro-
pirate and highly important that our
churches should be opened for prayer
| DO not mean TO reflect on those
who ordered the closing of the
churches against the ordinary Sun
day gatherings.
But II is a very different matter Ia
meet in promiscous crowds of hun
dreds TO hear men comment on the
sunday school lesson or preach from
a text Of the Scriptures from gather.
ing in small groups 10 cry to God for
city and state and nation in this time
of great calamity from war and
disease
II ever Richmond has had more
reason. since the civil war. to gather
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-10-11

AN appeal by the American brew
- to the -Arnertca public" is II e
rtion which stands over a display
advertisement signed by the United
mates Brewers association, appearing
4 : number Of newepa pers during
sns past week.
Il Ia interesting to know that some
nAvspapers have refused 20 PRINT this
advertisement on the ground that they
a not care to accept brewery money,
at such newspapers have run the
eontext of the ad. IN their news col
1mns in order to give the brewers
erery chance OF far dealing
The ad- is a retutation OF the charge
n Nr. Palmer that the brewers are
Atslcyai and unpatriotie. They eepe-
/; ally resent the linking of their good
name with that of "pro-Ger-nan. ~
lK9 ATTEMPT 10 create and foster the
y aggression" that the brewers have
vnnpathy with Germany is a ma .
y 111fOus and cowardiy lie" Here is a
u; ssanrAgraph from the ad;
II has never been shown that
my any American brewer has contrib
ntod directly or indirectly 10 the
Ss ASSIMILATION Of any German pro
pegsnda.
s sss The United States Brewers assoei-
u lion must think the American people
sS we short memories. II was only a
@ToW months ago when investigation
4 ~ under way in the United States
a2o judiciary committee which at
c1oA nationwide attention. An un-
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-10-11
buy Liberty Bonds--
FIRST THEATER SHIP
ASSOCIATION HERE

New York, Oct l0.-"To promote
social intercourse among sailors and
ship workers of the United States" Is
stated object for the incorporation of
the First Theater Ship association,
whose articles were filed today AT
Albany
Amusements without charge are 10
be furnished to men along the At
lantic and Pacific coasts at the prin-
cipal seaports The list of honorary
memb ers, life members and contri-
buters 10 the association. includes
many prominent men and women.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-10-11
Liberty bonds
ONE BOND MORE.

When Pershing's men come sailing
home,
They will not ask II You
Went through the war in khaki dress
Or in the navys blue.
They will not envy you the job
That brought you plenteous pay.
While for a pittance they went forth
on their death haunted way.
With Just this blunt and simple test
Your mettle they will try
When bonds were sold to help ms
fight,
How many did You buy"
When Pershing's men come sailing
home,
Beware of camouf1age
When they inquire how much you
poured
Into the gold barragel
If YOU desire the knightly hearts
To count you one of those
Through whom, upon night wra pped
world,
The star OF freedom rose.
Prepare to say: Il could not plunge
Through shells. and gas and gore
But When I'd bought bonds till II hurt
l signed for one bond more!"
DANIEL HENDERSON.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-10-11

A dictarhone record is not suitable
evidence in a divorce case. saws a
Manhattan justice, but we know some
Eraphophone records which. II admit
ted as evidence. ought to reduce a
charge of murder 10 iustifiablo man
slaughter 'T
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-10-11

Some Of the Virginia educational
institutions have started correspond
enee courses for pupils who have to
stay at home during the FLU" cpl
demic. Must the students wear anti
influenza masks while writing their
answers 10 questions?
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-10-11

The Suhways are the worst OF ALI
disease carriers" says New York's
health commissioner Wonder IL he
ever rode on hattleship-g gray street
car in Richmond
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-10-11
buy Liberty Bonds-

The fall term of the supreme court
of appeals will begin in this city on
November 6 at 10 A. NJ, according to
IAN announcement made yesterday ~
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-10-11

,a j. D.. Ir.s is sending cut gratis a
neat little pamphlet entitled Broth
erhood Of Men and Nations" but he
doesn't recognize the Germans as
necessarily members Of the family.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-10-11

7 arrived in Rheims" is the way
a former sporting writer. now some
first cable story. Beat the crown
prince to it. in a way Of speaking.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-10-11

Every rose has its thorn. Right
after the city employees get that long
hoped-for raise they hear vacations
are cut off
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-10-11

The Huns have practiced the goose
step so long that they do 1T back
wards with great rapidity
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-10-11

for the sole purpose of prayer I can
not recall that day
Would it not be reasonably cautious
and genuinely Christian to have all
churches open for united prayer on
Sunday morning from to 10 O'Clock?
GEORGE Fl. WILEY.
Highland Park, Oct. 10.
-Buy Liberty Bonds--
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-10-11

Cheer up The war industries board
says that anybody who wants to pay
more than sl2 for shoes Cup TO next
June) may he quite free to do So
He may, indeed,
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-10-11

Time for another round---of Liberty
bonds Everybody step right up
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-10-11
bUy H'fHtTVy NUUu1~-T-'''-
British Horses RatiOned.

London. Oct. l2.--All owners of
horses in the United Kingdom are
required under a new order to regis
ter with their feed dealers. stating
upon a form the number of animals
for which chaf is required Chat
must consist of two-thirds hay and
one-third straw, and the daily ration
is as follows:
lbs
Heavy dray and cart horses and
trotting FanneTS.. 10
Light drblght horses and light
trotting vanners., ...... "A
Other light horses and cobs. $50. Q
Ponies ii hands and under :.
From now forward no unregistered
horse owner will be able to obtain
forage.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-10-11

No wonder the ''fu" scattered it.
to get along with the Germans.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-10-11
EVERYBODY KNOWS

That when man ships his calves, cat
tie. sheep, lambs, chickena, henA
ducks. turkeys, guineas. hides, wool,
tallow, heesWax- and cured meats te
market, he wants the best market
price for them. II you are one Of
these you will ship to
HAZELGROVE q co.
Commission McrchAntA.
1910 L. Cary St
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-10-11

Children Have Influenza.
Councilmen Morgan Mills and Carter
lC. Jones each have two children Ill
with Spanish influenza.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-10-11

Personally. we don't c-c-c-care II
xxx Katy just leaves him waiting
at the xxx X TX kitchen door,