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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-03-12

He put his ear to the ground. and in
an unsteady voice spoke into my ear:
"iank. that's patrol. and It's head
ing our way. For Gods sake keep
still"
l was as still as a mouse. and was
scared stin.
Hardly breathing and with eyes try
Ing TO pierce the lnky blackness. we
waited 1 would have given $1,000 TO
have been safely in my dugout.
Then we plainly heard footsteps. and
our hearts stood still.
y dark form suddenly doomed up IN
front OF me, it looked as big as the
Wentworth Building. could hear the
blood rushing through my veins, and
it sounded u. loud as Niagara Falls.
Forms seemed TO emerge from the
darkness. There we're seven Of them
in all | tried 10 wish them away.
never wished harder in my life. They
muttered "a few words in German and
melted into tho hIsckness. didn't
STOP wishing either.
All o! a sudden we heard n stumble.
a muddy splash. and muttered.
bonner und Bitten" One of the
Eoches had tumbled into a shell hole.
Neither OF US laughed. At that time
II didn', strike us as funny.
About twenty minutes after the Ger
mans huu disappeared something from
the rear grabbed me by the foot.
nearly tainted with fright Then "A well
como whisper IN q cockuey accent:
Il s'y, m:lc. We've come TO relieve
YOU
Wheeler and / crawIed back TO our
trench. We looked like wet hens and
felt worse. After a swig Of rum we
we're soon fas, asleep on the fire step
In our wet clothes.
The next morning was as stifr as a
poker and every Joint ached like a
bad tooth. but I was still alive, SO Il
did not matter.
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lIGGETT & MYERS STRIKE
Mon Organizers Say Only a Few
Workers Reported AT ST. Louis
Pinnt This Morning.
tBy Associated Press.l

ST LOUIS. MO, March IA gen
crai strike al tn" Liggett & Myers
tobacco plant began to-day. Union
organizers said that only few hun
bred Of the $500 employees went to
work this morning. Tho strikers de-
mand increased pay and recognition
OF the union. y large number of
negro eisht handlers went out and
Will be admitted to the union.
officials of the company refused TO
say how many had quit.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-03-12

Nv YORK, March I.-Au ea-iY setback
followed by sharp RAJ lies in the cotton
let 10 day. OWING ia ilis continued bull
! verass ci Southern spot adviccs. amt
cop'-scts advanced from 3,.55 TO 3i,I5,
closed az Si5a, with tho general iis-
IS steady al a net gain OF % 10 So
l.. The market opened steady AZ an
ice OF Ia Is points. but almost imm"-
liy weakened under Il renewal ri the
iation in evidence at the close last
/ July sold OF to S0.:i. and October to
! after the call, making not declines OF
| TO pnints Out offerings were by
cans as heavy as they we're on rrida'
Saturday. aHd the market soon frmsd
irhGra were TWO %! :hrcc features which
| emphasized by .oCIl bears or renc-
It's. including reports that private
In Of li.jl2.o1o bales compared with the
lnmcn crop estimate Of lD.9iI,IJ. tho
ltninty Of March oNynrts and :svora ulc
Icr for farm worl: In the South Uc
| OF l1bor troubles at one Of the Fall
| mills may also have ENCOURAGED IL
| selling. tut these features seemed To
Eershndowvd by the reports o. con
II frmness IN Southern SPOT markets
j'lams that pre- 'pcritv had prac;icall,
allied Southern labor. as bearing upon
| crop prospects,. The diminishiu'
le OF liuu tation also Rromotcd COW
[ and there was some hllIish comment
tivate returns indicating domestic IN
ibriary. .compa,ed With 5i7.0oo FOR III
l month las: wear. LiverpooI and NJ
ms. as well as domestic trnds intorpsrs
| buyers on the bulge. which carrie,
contracts ny To 81 %. and October 10
qwith the r"nsrai list selling about 81
ipoiuts ne, high r. The close was a few
Is on from tho best under realizing
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-03-12
HlCHMOND LIVE STOCK MARKET
tSnles at Union Stnrk Ynrdsl

Re,or, ro- VIII Va. ,a!.rSh IT. lsls
choice steers. iii99I2; medium 20 good
~. common 70 fair srCi5. Choice heifers
. :. : medium - good, Il. {; az: corn non
to iair, 7aA,g Choice cows. Syst. ,rediut,
90 90 soodi sTs common to fair. s9I Res:
SSoM1inon 70 fer :i;@sf, Hest heavy buIis
common 70 fair 1921: Best hcsvv hog
iisst. nahum weight ~ az: Lights $50
SH!9; common to tair, olS Best lambs
!'Wl5: medium 20 good ~, n IA
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The Curb Market,

NV YORK. March lI.-Irrcguarity of
hrlce movement markci the or-niuy Of tho
rnf1 market. and dealings were even in
ma Ter volume tfan they were at tho close
4 last week. Following tic ouening re-
s.S!onS prices Improved slightly on the
"inahi from the professional element. an.
mere was som" outsi!e rubi!c demand
IN CONFER stocks coasidcra ble interest was
'tachec 10 Mother Lode. old and new
Fh!ch advanced - The highest prices of the
a".sht movement Oh stocks have started
UPWARD movement on talk OF n rsnewa
II the boom OF last srrirS and summer
industrial shares have been somewha I.
neg ected recently. and .ven the motors
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-03-12

neck used to be sore from duckins,
shells and bullets. 10
Where my battery was stationed \
hasty trench had been dug. which tho
boys nicknamed Suicide Ditch and
believe me. fank. this was tho original
suicide Ditch. All the others arc
limitations
tTo be continued to-morrow)
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-03-12

~" YORK. March I.-Ie.ves easier
~ :. LIZ u. F!i@. bulls. s7.coG 81. y .
81, - - y. - 5;Is"dy; yeals .?5o slsc9: culs
at,"p and lambs: sheen. nominal. J. ,,h,
,acy. rrlrr, 81 = Sigfaa anus
81. si.Ss' hT"'; medium Weights. ,ls7s; pigs
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chicago LIVE S::oCT :,

On ~ 49, Ha!ch u.-HoEs: receipts
80 %, s unsettled bulk. sisIi tiIso: Ish2
;iis0E IL F Toxci '.5i:$5Gsi; Is: HEAVY
E!4i. z $3.50 49, =" '-'''' 'iE-
,l,ls: receipts 2'.r"o Arm: native s,ears
,,,,.lh Si.F; s'ocke-s and fcrders 500
*; ,T9Ws ana heiters. $50 q sIl75: calves
Sheer: receints. q epo. steady: sheep. SO -
2 f.j,lf lambs. SIZE az $500
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CHICAGO GRAIN m,cKrr

chicago, March u.-Liberai secelrt- did
q S""t H""! to-day 90 weaken the corn
,,;I es,3yfhnLiy cash Hn2tations, ."d 80,
,hrss closed steady a. tn" same a. s;siur
- ma ir!cys 70 - ,aw2-. IN .Narcn
! = and May LIZ. Cbt4 ,ort a. ~ 10
,-,h'ae pet, and provisions &c to lie.
INJURIES rgt quoted.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-03-12

psriod OF irregula rity around the
i,g. cotton stood at the advance
lShout ,h. session here to-day at Its
Buyers found only moderate sup
II contracts TO work on. Tho demand
favorable REPORTS from the coun,rv's
hoods oenters. on the first cali tho
Ut hesitated. traders evidently fearing
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-03-12

which held tho interest OF the spccu!a,iv
to-day. ~'d
go 200 ; aetna ES2!cs,ves. l9Gioh-. loo Chew
~ H:lh i'" Cosden OIL. -. q 7ss: $50
: uule; 100 Oklahoma. common. as: 2 g;
\, n,t e new stock; tkTsn: 1900 Atlanta
Boston and Jerome. g. as; 100 Green Non
ster. SX%: l.2o Go!dneld Con. Is IsTs
i-ls: l.ep Rex Cons. IL gl2 leo Success
Mining; suio: 2i!9 United States Steamships
%; gSn: az" Midwest OIL. lI2Qlii. 1900
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-03-12

towaEd the end OF last week would be car
re,u OFT October was the easiest month
lrtt only points. After the call the
1870 stead!ed. and there was gradual
H'H'otefneHt until active months were . 10
, Ti.ss were 81 net gains q . TO 81 points.
nc .Eyt %! tho dry weather map was In
i'nsi;ei by the forecast OF NOR. dry
"t!lher The continued large business in
,"liDi! goods resulted In predictions by
pn siiHh traders y: ali Increased demand for
Spot cotton. steady and unchanged Sale,
on we slot. ~ LhL... 10 acriNn "a halns
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MISCELLANEOUS MARKETS.
DRY GOODS.

new YORK Ma G3opS ,,
mere to-day We're niieter than las, wee
blt markets We're .i.in. Yarns wer. higher
Al" faw slik steady. Dress goods were nrtu.
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NI:w NOnk rMNnrcE MAKKEr.

.NEW YORK Ila II I.-Raw sugar
''1Gt ctnt-!fgr5' COOS: molaasrs uo!rll.
"a. i"fnca; steady: .ut loaf. SIS: cruz he'd
go 'nClN. y, 80. cutc-, SO: SNNN puyV-
i"rcd 30 Dowde-.i. go: me rranuiat"d
S9H Gistn"rd \ 7ii, confectionc-s' ~ 7.a5 .
80 q - bI't.r. weak: ch-e.o. weak
aPyt c"hse, Qul"i: t;io IS. 81: Santos Is 10,
ii'#H.i mo- iil."G 20 L!sludse holGcrs ana
u'ivn on "aN nrin n consequence. Final
III" - lions w'f" ." 70 points net hiEho-
h's t,'f" no sales tenders Primo
.N1". 10 Close. quiet: spot. 200 BID .
March. 900. MAJ. -N-p. July. -C-p.
LEV YORK March li--port movement
"1HlH ing. - 4.t; stock. 1900 hsi.s
Iuial to-day at al poris-N-t rcc-!Dts
e q" Ia .vs. -'ouk, lt-l. 1856 bales
Io.ai f9r "rt"-Nei receipts. N.0S7 bales:
Total Tor s,1sou--Ec. receipts, i.se 7.s
.A---. AuNLi.- 80. .la hal.s-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-03-12

- SAVANNAH. March N-Turpen,lae :l-rn.
~. sa'cS. - casks, receipts. 10 casks. shin
..tTMss non; stock. 2iSi casks Eosin. arm;
saltn 4h' barrels: receipts. - barrels. sh D.
z Hnis more; stock enl-8 barrels quote:
\! p = =; 81 II 5.35: X CSC. NJ t.5:
" ,.vV. WIG. I2l: WV. 20
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rROLEIM STOcNS hItE.
STILL WELL ABSORBED
YoI.K. March N --Me-can,l!s raner.

~ YORK. March y Mercantile papeT,
] sterling s!Sty-day La.s. :il..,;
merc!a siAty-d4y Oils on hanks, iI,-A..
'nerciGI rtSty.Gay bills. EiU-s. demand
y. cables yi.i5 s-lS. bar silver, -.
lean lst.arS. -. government bprls.
-. railroad bonds. .sE, ,4ltT, Tim.
5. GtrOHs. a.&.y and ninety days and -.N
shs. riI. cal! money. u.!a. .l.!AE
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-03-12
Seaboard Air inc Railway COMPANY
Richmond, fredericksburg & Potomac R. r.
To aud from " a1hi nm h.xona-R.tIx

Leave Richmond Arrive Richmond
s4.I0AM 5o5JAM, SIAM taSs T,,S
se.t0AM s9o5A $40 TM a,S SS . "
At AM fl2 30 PM rs u PM Iii pW
t70OAM 900 pm 500 PM - m NJ
.S?5AM tsl0PMls 5. pm *2.4a Nj.
Richmond: Washington Local. Lv. 32.I0 PM.
week days; lilo PM. Sundays; Ar. ail.45 AN,
daiiy Frederick sDurg Accom-. week days, Ly
tiio I'M; a.. g.. AN. Ashland Accom- week
days, LVs7 80 AN, 8.soPN; Al. 1855 AM, l.so pM
"a ABBA ti.set and baggage OFFICES not open
!u y. !h,s hraln sMain st, Sta.
I Byrd st. Sta, tstopping at Elba). fElba Sta
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Atlantic Coast Line

fhs . S.,9H,1'a ; t.snr.Io u me s.usn
IkAtNs LEAVE ntohMoND DAILY
For f,2rida ana SSu,h $50 A 81 and
8. Fer Norfolk Gus a A.. 500 a H.. 800
d EoS 5 y pRyI West s:au A. NJ
$40 4: n, 500 Il. $50 4. .M. 500 p =.
sa'Jia 10y " r a.. fait' p NJ. a;ss p. NJ.
Fer Goidshoro and Fayetteville: .4:os
Trains arrive Ricnmand daily 500 A A..
s;4S - Al. i:SS a; My $40 4. NJ, n:i0 A. 81.
7:i5 i. NJ, s:iS F. IT, 49, ''' e NJ.
EXCEPT Sunday fSundsy only
Time OF arrival and departurs and con.
nection4 not guaranteed oA
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-03-12

Live poultry In good demand. No hen, can
be sold or shipped: Esq market arm to-
lower. Butter market steady Other COM
modtttes about steady with good demand
which enabiss us TO clean daily.
RICHMOND TROUT MARKET.
Wholesale Quotations.
uiy ". G.. Creushaw T. Col
L. =. Food Administration License No. @ OlS57
Richmond. Va. March ii, lsis
Virginia Apples, Fancy.
Winesaps, per bbl.............. . 90 Il 6 80
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-03-12
RICHifoSD PRODUCE MARKET.
Wholesale Quotations.
Z, 5. Food Adnl.nisirat!on license No G iess
(By q CUrris & COB
Richmond: Va, March II. 1915.

INfAess. hens. lI........-...... IS q 81
Turkeys, EOhn-rs. Young. ID 30 ~ a
Iuriteys. sobbiers. old. h.. 81 a. 81
Tiseiis: choiEs. ~ ......,.,... = 3
T. No Nii'ltF', " .....-'..... - -
NOuStcrs. each. .............. 20 % 4 20
No poor poultry should be killed Crops {
al poultry saould be thoroughly empty
killing
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-03-12
NEW YORK LIVE ST0CE u,RErr

Loose pressed. large baI.s 9 ., a
Nii.LFEED-Car Lots: ~ -
Sct quoted
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-10-08
BIG SUBSCRIPTIONS
Continued from page one, }

greater mum Der of employees be strtck-
en-. For this reason II was necessary
yesterday to call off several meetings
which had been planned fer ncon TO
dsg They will be held later IN the
week.
Richmond il n victim OF the "hu, -
said q member OF the executive com
mittee Yesterday, "aiid the liberty loan
campaign is tagging slightly for that
reason. However, we are no worse off
than any other section of the country,
for practically every large city is SUI
fering from the came trouble and
! they are going ahead and raising their
appointments in the lighting
fourth" loan issue. II is up to Rich
n,ond 20 adopt the same method and
produce the goods.
we must ,.ot let "A sort of hysteria
disturb our equilibrium, but our people
must 20 to the banks voluntarily and
place their suhscr: pticns. one fact
must he emphasized at this time also,
and that this. when they go to the
banks they mus. remember that they
must buy all the bonds that their cir
eumatanccs will permit IN no other
way can Richmond raise her quota.
Conditions prevent MS great can
vass AS We would have made II we
had encountered no obstacles, and
now that we cannot go out after the
subscriptions it is the duty of every
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-10-08

decades have the physicians. and
nurses of Richmond had their
hands as fun as they have them just
now
\ well known citizen who has just
turned from Washington says the
situation AT the national capitol is
even Eraver than II is in Richmond.
Patients in hospitals are said to be
succum hing to the yavages OF the In
fiuenza epidemic on account of the
lack of attention, which it Is impos-
sible 10 give them. Several such In
stances In one well known Washington
hospital were cited.
In some instances. entire Richmond
families are afflicted with the disease.
One was reported where man and
hts wife and their four chill fren were
i'll, In another instance a mother and
six or eight children were suffering
with Influenza
South Richmond physicians were
swamped by "A multiplicity OF calls
both Sunday and yesterday. on six
physicians on the Southsido rested
the entire burden II ministering to
hundreds Of cases. d like conditions
obtained and still obtain in Richmond
proper \ shortage ot nurses likewise
ie being experienced and an urgent
call has gone out for volunteers.
---@--Huy Liberty B0uds------
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-10-08
ENGLAND TO REJECT
GERMANY'S PROPOSAL

London, Oct. 7--England will re-
1ect Germany's peace offer + learned
this tonight from an absolutely re.
liable source. My informant positive
ly forecast fiat rejection of the Ger
man offer by the entente and Amer
lea.
No doubt is entertained here that
the proposal of Prince Max OF Baden
tx merely "A frantic German effort 10
gain time to reorganize their shatter-
cd forces and separate the allies and
America,
My informant secuted strong re
ports that President Wilson and Amer
lea may listen to the pseudo-new Ger
man democratic" government. He
added that nothing short of capitula
.ion, pure and simple, like that OF
Bulgaria. will do.
Our reports in official circles"
said he. ARE to the effect that Ameri-
cas- only worry is that the war will
end before Germany Is invaded"
There il no chance Of return OF
the German colonies. which Prince
Max demands. my informant stated
1t was hoped that Foreign Minister
Balfour would make a statement last
night, but 1t was Cancelled in the elev-
enth hour because the scant official
reports regarding the German chan
cellor's terms did not altogether
harmonic with the newspaper ad-
vices.
The belief prevails here that Pres
ident Wilson will answer the German
bid with a rejection In a day or two
His answer will DO that OF the en-
tente.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-10-08


ibeir nwr rsrnarkabta storv hut grad.
ualiy u Mas hann learnad II viii nm
aouhtn,1ty ,,oy. arc IF thu ertes ~
,o,l.r, ttr,es
,,;,a fr.ts,cc ,eyardf,, singie cam
,s,y haforo pnIiioc,rt aur;rv ,ha
ttjrls ~ the frav rill sarve 10 chow
tba{r r,o.tin ~ 10 10 ~. ,lotn nm
,.,5,r.,t 1,,,,.,,or,o -, :. ,.o,,ro, t4avtan.n+
fen., rarnaaeaa ,ra tvpI,aJ ~ ait tbn
others lie aaid.
oxre .rtaa 10 ora, tn+, u.lt;conr,
f,hrsa ,,;1cs south ~ rarat.4n, ,.bin,,
-, ~ IN =; an tIinaanhnra I,na
tnt,,a t.a,,h, No.. 6, ouort;,, r
,,as Ia, a. ~ ttinaenh,ra I'm. ana
.an,,dnt. ens -. ,r.v n,t r haa 10
rsn o,, rn,, no,,rsa nc Res. c,r,a
-, o.,lta,,, a,a 49,, ia,,a xrar,,, rct,a,
(,'a W atec5utat,, fo,,Ia No, ava onr
haart,,,, - 80 tanL ~, cow
49,, ,.,a5 s,,.rtns iu trnr, sra ,r
~. harL ~ thn ,ra,,oh ara nroceedad
w. ,,r.r, n,,t tta dnao,,ts W. r.majnad
,I ,, 49,, ,na.aa aa ,tor
Is,r,,,t 80, -, t,s, ataaa ~ rant.
.
.t.,.,, ..-. Aas o,,.rn 90 GO t,.n r,a,-
d., o.. e,,1an., an,.r tha
,'t,,a Ee..',,sa - ,,a ,rscbl,s.a,,, ere
~ -, - -. ats .rhnr ,ara
,,y 80
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-10-08
THE NEW CALOMEl' FINE
FOR COLDS AND GRIPPE
Calotabs, the New Nausealess
Calomel, Breaks Up a Severe
Cold Overnight.

Physicians and druggists have at last
found O quick and dependab BILE remedy
for colds, influenza and grippe. One
Calotab on the tongue at bed time
with y swallow OF water--that's all.
Next morning your cold has vanished
and your liver and entire system are
purified and refreshed without the
slightest unpleasantness or interfer-
ence with appetite, diet or work.
Doctors have always contended that
calomel Is the best medicine for colds,
bronchitis and la grippe and the first
medicine to be given in pneumonia and
acute fevers. The new calomel, Gallo
tabs, 10 purified and refined from all
OF the sickening and dangerous effects
and with the medicinal virtues vastly
improved.
CalOtabs are sold only In original
sealed packages, price 35c. Your
druggist recommends and guarantees
them and will refund your money If
you are not delighted.-adv
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-10-08

the subscriptions being entered at the
booth located in Fourqurean- Temple
company's store. Employers or Miller
Il Rhoads sold bonds amounting W
$3.50, while the Stenographers as Il
ISOLATION and the Business Woman.k
club obtained 279 individual subY
scriptions totaling $4,000.
Mrs. Habilston also announced yesR
terday that the sales of the Cir
Scouts for the week ending Saturday
night were $4,000. They made tota
OF 269 sales. The booth at Murphy's
hotel led the hotels on Saturday WITH.
sales Of $25,950.
The women's sales Saturday were
made Of 1919 individual subscript
tions. and their total sales In the
fourth campaign. exclusive OF yester
day, amount to s1,2SS,95o. Mrs. Haba
iiston also announced that the won 4
ems committee on Church Hill. o.
which Mrs r. D. Garcin is chairman
is doing good work and oetain'ns
many subscriptions. The Ray OF sum
shine society had charge OF the nootfl
Yesterday. which IS located at thg
corner of Twenty-ffth and Broad
streets.
Women's organizations seIiina
bonds in the booths in the various
stores yesterday We're
Richmond kindergarten association
at the postoffice. Richmond Chapter.
r, d. c.. at Miller &, Rhoads: Com
monwealth Chapter, D. A. r.. AZ
Thalhimer's: Home club for girls ri
Cohen's. Lee CHAPTER. L. D. G., Al
Fourqurean and Temple com pany
and locomotive engineers wives n
, Mosbys.
The coIored womsG Of the city are
doing good work in their drive for tins
sale Of bonds. and have just started
their campaign in Fulton. Encourag-
ing reports are being made at the
close of each days work. They are
now making pla ms Tor their street pa.
rade on October seventeenth, although
it has been necessary TO abandon tne
meeting at the city auditorium.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-10-08

White House. and rot. as is done GUS
tomarily, to the state department be-
cause the German note was address
ed personally to the president.
At II O'Clock Secretary of state
Lansing granted an audience to news
paper men and announced that W, "A.
+. Ekrengren, the Swedish minister
had just presented to him the aus
trian proposal The secretary woulo
not comment on the text of the note'
or say whether or not it was the same
as that carried by the press dispatch
e.. The Austrian not was transmit
ted Immediately to tho president.
The prNident went to his STUDY
early in the forenoon and locked the
door. He then be gan, it was report
ed, to map out the reply that will
serve not only as the answer of the
United States but all the allied world.
At the state departing mt this after
noon, Secretary Lansing announced
that he had no news and expected
none util tomorrow at least. The state
departmet. it was said, had no con-
firmation of the report that a new
proposal from Turkey. supplemental
to the Austro- German notes. had been
sent to the United States Later IN the
day at the White House, it was learn
ed that nothing would be. forthcom-
ing from the president today.
The situation. however, in both Oh
fetal and diplomatic circles remains
exactly the same today at is was yes
te rday-impl icit confidence in the
president and his ability to portray
the words of the spokesman of the
central powers in their true light. IN
addition, while it is admitted that the
peace drive is having a bad effect on
the liberty loan, 1t was declared that
the Presidents reply, when puphsheo'
will be the greatest incentive posi-
bic to the American people to buy
bonds
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-10-08
CORPORAL CAPTURES
HATTAIION OFFICERS

With the American First Army WFSt
81 the Mouse. Oct. Corporal FREQ
q. ffubhsn. of 1922 Maplewood avenue,
IN Toledo, captured German artillery
& stan consisting Of the major three
CAPTAINS. six lieutenauts ana twenty .
Two private= an Blanc Mont. north OF
Somme-f'y.
In The course OF an attack hunpe'i
had HIST his detachment wandering
about he discovered duEout he
- "a He'd eliminates nlt-=A GeFtnah
private. speaking English, Responded
81 fytIrbetl told him to send out the
M ..trers None came.
uubbeil feared A trap He went 10
seek other Americans. Doing So ne
efnuud another exit of the dugout.
. - tIussisu officer was just emerging
-. uisfol in hand Huhbcll shouidered
his rifle and ordered the German to
nr~.<1rop Ibis pistol
sec He then made the entire stan come
d - asFs and drop sli arms MS they efnerEed'
u Whereupou he marched the whole
as bunch TO the rear.
ESS .Huibcn enlisted last January. lie
was formerly a salesman lie Is
thirty years old
HAY Liberty Baud~-~----
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-10-08
~ SSn aa II they are in Berlin. TAX

~ Aaft IN II they are in Berlin. Take
4 from me. were in for the finish.
IAN American private who lost an
sSxa at the front and who ardentN
II hopes to return to the fighting hne'
( had this to say.
Tell the folks not to fan for this
Sherman fake. Thereli be no peace
with the baby killers If we can heiP
II until n white man can shake hanos
with them. II can't be done now,
~ This morning, at Madelaine ohufcn'
n snw an American. Just arrived WITH
heavy pack and helmet, escorting .
blind French soldier TO the shrine OF
sesus. Both kneH and prayed by 'he
& <iickefing lights. ! thought mere was
the real answer to the German fraud
lastnt pleas. ,,.a,,
Such men cannot accept oi"ooy
hands in a shake for friendship