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IL per cent oF ali tho ,rackass Of The
country country, there are many such sl,uu-
new onditlons in MANY nan H and Sssr.s tns
Much s and helpsa Il some he They oss
roltInss required By the so ossnsns ut
to take the shortest possible routes.
eoassae e S hs ws ate d e
e JOINT 5aiss. The eishi.hoar sI laws,
unable TO borrow from The "" isrs see
road the cars they cannot buy. as
the new, gegula,lons on passes injurs
them becausc their men. deprived OF
the privilege OF occasional free cour-
come dissatisfied and duff. Lacking
daeiiities for repairs. they are forbid
eR an udYes seHss of ana ndy
must have now nurchasing depart,
tRoss Of Their heir 0Tn Instead e usn=
heretofore. short line as 5areiy ab 20
to make buckle and tongue meet in
normal conditions cannot, afford now
agents, being required to pay theft
Fares; They are .stung. deprived and
efhi,p ZIP lie In countless co., ways unimaEln
and impossible even for them to fore.
&c" OF the snort lines are pros
gsomfortable business we'll estabilshsd.
The great majority have been strus-
cling from birth. Many arc. uncor,-
pieted, representing moro or less am
bilious projects and large dreams un-
rulhlled, depending on narrow or pros
pectiVe profits or on credit for extern
sion and development It seems 10 be
true that unless tho government. hold
ifng the trunk lines, takea over the
little fellows and gives them tho adj
HantaEes OF consolidated and CO.
operating management; they must per-
ISM. Measures requiring that they
shall be taken over are pending II,
Congress and the railroad administra-
zion Is negotiating with some OF them
individually. trying to meet over 50D
distinct problems and varying condi-
tions and degrees OF tribulation 1t
seems TO be sure as any law OF nature
some relief Is found and applied many
OF these minor but important enter.
prises. representing so much modes,
hope and individual and local courage
and progressive purpose and 80 MANY
fortunes of small people, viii be-
scrapped and disappear or will GO
for nothing to lessen competition and
add TO the concentration OF wealth and
power IN the keeping OF tho big and
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-10-25
News Of Fifty Years Ago
Grom the Richmond Dispatch, Oct. o5. 1852

\ meeting OF the Chimborazo Loyal Club vas
nsi as da 1ea h sa M ys r esi unn
eutt: that we duly appreciate his labors in our
behalf; that he is entitled to the best which
held.'' One OF the colored Speakers in support
of the resolution. said: Mr. Hunnicutt done
sport de nominees and dis amt no time TO SO
back de ticket nominated now"
Brcvet Major G: r. Layton captain Eleventh
dstriet. has been ordered BY the War Departs arts
ment TO reports the commanding general of the
department of Texas for assignment to duty as
VIII leave Richmond tonight.
we noticed large thirty-pound cannon yes
terday lying at the corner OF Er"ad and Eighth
stirr!n. days OF the late war time. On inquiry
we were Informed that it had h,en sent iron,
tional Cemetery at Fredericksburg.
rhe rains have at last gone by at DanviIle.
and yesterday beng a pretty day, there an
snpT T At the ee g1 Of The
ciety at night Major w; 4: .Sutherlin was re-
elected president; John T; Watson vas elected
elected corresponding secretary.
and Flour Exchango; visited the Richmond OK
members by j. J.wassoner. - '"e
Married: On the sth Of October. at oa,ly. tho
rev. .. i. Kinaolving, Charles Minnis ee Rs
George Powell, OF Loudoun County '' -
Great crowds arc hoeking to hear Governor
Seymour the Democratic candidate for the
presidency wherever he speaks.
In. McCost. late of Helfast. ireland wa. yes
tcrday inausuratcd president of Princeton COL
The heaviest snow for 30 early IN tho season
for twent. years past fell at Bufrnio 81 " and
the weather there Is intensely cold.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-10-25

from beneficent Providence. the cardinal
has been n positive force in promoting their
success. His capacity for graphing with the
big problems Of Notwithstanding civilization
has made him II welcome and valued coun-
seior i'll determining vital issues which have
affected tho current of American history and
made American thought and aspiration IL
dominant force throughout the world. Car
dinal Gibbons is i great and good man, and
Americans of all religious faiths are proud
TO join with Catholicism everywhere in honor
ing him.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-10-25
Da,Iigh, Saving VIII Come Again

HE EFFORT Of its supporters TO make rho
aayllsht-saVing law apply the year around
mas been abandoned. The opposition of the
BUSINESS ana industrial interests could not
pc overcome They made it plain 10 the leg
is!ators that no rcadjustment of their w,orl.
ing hours could be made, il the law should
ne extended, without a degree Of confusion
Which would initiate gravely against the
Who'e war program. Leading government
departments supported the extension plan.
oHC they have been overruled and tho old
"'ner VIII he returned 10 on October 81.
hn' INC TACT might be recalled In this con
HG.uo" th"t on The last Sunday in March
~ the hands Of The clock will again be
ar' PACK. No further legislation Is required.
NO 'uVthor campaigning is necessary. Tho
statute as II now stands provides that at
O'Clock antcmeridan of tho last Sunday
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-10-25
SEEN ON THE SIDE
The Muse Is Dumb.
ny HENRY EDWARD WARNER

The Muse is dumb; she cannot speak
a single word-her Tyre is mute!
The least sho utters is 4 Shrek,
Discordant is her tuncful Lutte
Two hours I've sought to make her say
Some thinE-some little thing, to fill
i space herein but not to-day
viii Mistress Muse her musings SPILL.
No merry testing verse no thought
Worth writing, will She bring to me.
No fancies from the dream cloud caught.
No r'pples from Romance's sea.
so. since she will not aid Newell,
Here's my confession: Stiff and numb
| bend beneath her gasGing spell,
For l, her subject, too am dumb:
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-10-25
A pourbboy.. r,.k.,u,..

Dear heart, since that last moment of
farewell,
Whom with Quick arms clasped you
to my breast 49,
And vainly sought with anrGished
tones to tell
ropressod:
Alas. ,Iye found another love thar
Anothsr's voice than thine rings in
my ears, :"
Another darker cheek is pressed to
Another arm than thine removes my
But oh, now love demands new loves
devotion,
And close my love demands with
Aud there Is no retr9at from her dark
And there's no conflict hats her
dread invention,
Yet, though J would. with her I dare
TIL dsath--or peace--my loyo must
benny rife. w.
KIRK MECHEM.
NJ. Co., 9TH Inf, A. E.sT.
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Sulphur n a Preventive.

To the Editor OF The Times Dispatch.
sir.-fears ago. when tho country
was threatened by disease epidemic
the people sought to arrest its spread
by simple methods of prevention. They
had faith in these preventivcs, and re-
suits seemed to Justify their faith
brought under control than now. One
OF the preventives most generally re-
lied upon was sulphur. People sprinkle6
a small amount OF sulphur in their
shoes every morning, and went on
about their business. Here is the testt-
mony of a Georgia physicians: I'm the
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-10-25
Voice of the People
Letters muat give the name and nd.
dress OF the writer. Name will not be
published II writer no requests.
A Misplaced interrogation.

To the Editor OF The Times Dispatch:
Sir,--1n my reply TO M appearing
in to- days Times Dispatch. your print
or mas placed an Interrogation point
after this sentence:
Long live his benchcent doctrine In
the world which iE this momentous
hour he is saving.'
The change from an exclamation to
a query makes me appear 70 throw
donbt upon the fact that President
wilson is saving the world. which was
far from my intention.
WILSONIAN AMERICAN.
Richmond, Va, October 81, 1918
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-10-25

-. George Creels apparent belief that the
righteousness of the crime is lessened by the
TACT that an American soldier cruciced by
'"thc Germans was serving with the Canadians
- instead OF with Pershing will find few sympa-
1hizers. CrucilHion is the very apotheoss OF
barbarism, and when such crueties are prac-
ticed all lines dividing the allied nations are
wiped out, and they become one for the
melting out OF justice to tho barbarians
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-10-25
FRIDAY. OCTOBER -, 1915.

= Poland has accepted literally the word OF
Berlin that it was TO be an independent
state, and in conformity with its understand
ing has kicked out its German and Austrian
administrative officers. 1t is very unkind
and ungrateful of the Poles not to perceive
that Germany was speaking tiguratively. and
. did not mean one word Of it's fair promises
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-10-25
Information Bureau

1nquiries reznrdinE almost any son,e
excepting oa legal and nIedtcsI sSS-
1eet., arc answered free. Al ali n.
Sufrtes are answered directly by peo.
ssnal letter a" self-addFessed. stnmnsd
envelope IL required. Address ~
mmes DsDstch 4nfornatioa Hureau.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-10-25

changes in the military situation during
the past few months are no more startling
ana revealing than is tho metamorphosi
within the German empire. During the early
years OF the war there was an admitted lack
oi unity among the allies. to which can be at
tributed their many defeats. In those years
Germany presented front in which no weak
nesses were apparent. But now hearken TO
the plants OF the German papers They are
CRYING out that with the collapse of their
military fronts their interior front" is
breaking. The Teuton, complains one OF
them, lack that spiritual cement, necessary
TO hold them together which has been the
salvation OF the allies in their disasters
Our interior front has always showed gaps"
is revealed by the Cologne Gazette, which
sees the impending moral downfall of the
nation. In all it's trouble Germany has not
yet realized that the spiritual cement" would
not have been found wanting had its cause
been righteous.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-10-25

IN March of each year the standard time of
each zone shall be advanced one hour, and
at 2 o'clock antemeridian on tho last Sun
day IN October In each year the standard
TIME OF each zone SHALL by the rctarding OF
one be returned to the mean astronomical
time OF the degree OF longitude governing
each zone, respectively
In other words. the dayight-saving scheme
is not merely experimental. 1t does not ex-
pre- by limitation" 1t has been written
upon inc permanent statute books OF the
nation, and the whole measure .must he re-
pealed by affirmative action before the plan
is 10 he discarded. And the experience OF
the country during tho past six months is
sufficient guarantee that the law will never
he repealed. 1t has moro than vindicated
tselt' IT has not only added to the enjoy
ment or the American people, but it has
added to their wealth. 1t is the greatest
single conservation measure ever adopted by
the Congress Of the United States.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-10-25
Defined.

say. Top, what is martyr"
"a martyr: Why-er-Son. it's Just a little
DIT hard to say just what martyr is. But
cr--well, YOU know your Mother?'
Yes, Pop, know my mother"
'" ell, you know your Aunt and your old ma id
sister and you know your Cousin Lucy and YOU
nave heard OF Carrie Chapman Gait and Mrs
PankhurSt, and"
Yes, Pop; but what is a martyr"
That's what I'm telling YOU SON they are
martyrs. Son---all OF emf
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-10-25
To Remeve Iror nu.t stain,

Iron flast Stains.
y. !. r.. Finneywood.-Sprea +. the
a dnd apply hydrochloric acid. made by
,,Eodume OF water. drop by drop Until
the stain turns bright yellow: Then
imnerSe at onCo in hot water ard rInSs
thoroughly. Repeat tho treaten,ent jT
necessary, Add {: little ammonia or.
DoraS TO the last rinsing water 10 nen
ttahHe any acid which may remain in
the goods. Very fresh mildcw stains
can ne washed out by the use of soar
anu water, as in ordinary LAUNDERING.
Df!lnG IN the sun helps to bleach tho
spots. For bleaching old stains, use
use inc permanganate as follows: dis
solve one teaspoonful Of the crystals it
= a, pint Of water and apply n little OF
TINS to the stain with q medicine dron-
per, a glass rod, or clean cork ard
allow II TO ROMAN for about Ave min
ules; Remove any pink or brown left
Dy tne Permanganate. By applying the
foliowing chemical: hydrogen peroyfde
made slightly acid or not already soJ
with hydrochloric. acetie, oxalic. or tar
taric acid. One drop OF the acid usual
~ Is enough to acidify three teaspoons
OF the psroXidc; Write to the National
n9r information about the Davidian
abortstnes OF Southern India; also
about variations in language spoken BY
Auatr!ans, proper, and Prussians Write
TO u. Il. Sprour. State Food Admins
traitor. stanton, Va. for Information
wheat. We arc unable t to 'ipsns s tS Ss
German sentence submitted, as the
German language Is taboo with US,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-10-25

None of us would care to swap salaries
but most Of us would with alacrity swap in
comes and wads with any OF the 243 citi-
zens officially reported to be toiling for the
government i'll Washington for 81 per year
each.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-10-25

or tho six sons OF Governor Manning, Of
South Carolina, now in active military service
one is u newspaper man and two are named
for citizen Of Richmond Naturally, of
course, they go to the front.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-10-25
Health Talks by Dr.. VIM. Brady
Analysis OF Fen.
tcopSright. ls1s. by National Nsw,par<r Service,

:, Originally the source OF pep" is metabollsm.
tatsa qe is Ihs prossss at
into the 6ppdy mXstsr9usly Worked in me
or less FORMATION OF waste matter. heat and by
na o e tG fen tho mashno
buried In the body lin the tissues BY the body
WORK muscular work and brain ia no wor
This is combustion just as surely as the expio-
eo 1a a TIm
iMs' c9oltnS exhaust. and tho right mixture
AND G in at e a e
,5 ins TOO must be perfect II tho best SCR
bile is electriety, The SPARK in The millions Of
and ndrenal glands These glands in Their func-
per: The ferrnent-ike Substances '. eonstantly
poured by these ductiess glands into the blood
every cell, in the body control or regulate liz.
i' non, ana thus determine the degree and rate
en os OF @ is and sudden
button TO American and Canadian pep Nice.
% ,nn,bn climates without sudden changes OF
NwHsathcI. prediapose to physical and mental
:. We we know low, from scientific study that many
glands that scc:ete pep. Everybody knows the
same thing in other words. overeatnENea inc
failure TO take daily general exercises-forf eX
cT T is essential for complete combustion and
GSnSwGarinS anything not really Necessary
in aleohoi obae 9f and o mSa
ahrugs; em9tiona exercises especially before the
Is air o, tneGnnS contn Eent in foul air which
nfes, a on sun rs possible exhaustng bacterial
S aGd n in hyphH nst fGser
'heSe factors Kill pep e
Questions and Answers
. n;ttoo Marks indy publish in your column
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-10-25
These Days.

Mary: For heavens sake, don't let the baby
play with that potato
WHY, john Baby has to have something to
play with
Il know, dear--but that potato, Here let him
have my watch,'
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-10-25
Lineoln,s BI.thn,...

H. =. Camp Lee.-Abraham Lincoln
, Was po o,, on "Eock Spring" farm.
dir din fn nt,es from Hodgenvillc. In Har-
february u, 1903
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Army IuSfrn;,

MISS l. I. W., Claremont.-Hnt corae
si ssi yellow; artillery, scarlet: med med
zeal maroon; quartermaster corns
Jul, ehslneers. scarlet and white.
c cprnahe &C., black and scarlet: signal
G Gor' orange and white. General OF.
ana all other officers wear GOLD ana
o ia, \ second lieutenant wears y
s st"s!e bronze eolored bar on the
sIiiSef bar; 4 captain wears two Silver
pars; q major wears q bronze lear On
me shoulder: a lteutenant-coIonei wear
s, sii'er leaf; u colonel wears q spread
eagle IN silver; brigadier- general Wears
one tn.s SILVER star; "a major & enerai wears
wv, SILVER stars; lieutenant-generai
wears one large silver star and tu.a
s stna'' n ones: ana a general wears the
Two silver stars. Collar insienia: I Tma
ca nt.y, crossed rifles; artillery, crossed
cannon; cavalry. crossed swords: med;'
about a stan, surmounted by WinsS.
quhFtermaster corps, wheel crossnd
W. mi'" key Key and sword and surmounted
spread eagle: ordnance, famins
POND, POND; engineers. towers OF castle |;
side OF torch. y" e''"eF
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-10-25
Charcoal Eph's Daily Thought.

When a man git proud dat he cyarn't lend
a friend a dollah," said Charcoal Eph. in one OF
his moods. "dey ain nothin' gwine cure him
but gon' broke hcself. Try a later M:stah
Jackson
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-10-25

Women have won their battle for ,he right
10 sit in the British Parliament, but the vic
tory was not achieved through the militant
branch OF the suIfragist organization. Even
the Pankhursts laid aside their militancy
"hen their country was endangered. Wash
lngton pickets, banner-bearers riot -incitcrs
anu Senate-insultcrs should take Il tip from
their British sisters and bring their actions
into conformity with their patriotic utter
ances.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-10-25

Youth and love have nothing old age and
contentmcnt, for romance.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-10-25

because September shipping losses were
the smallest for any month in two years
lhere Is no reason 10 underestimate the
strength OF the U-boata Sir Eric Gaddcs
mas issued warning that the menace is great or
now than IT ever has been. and the allies in
face of that, will not allow themselves TO
be gul!ed into Il relaxation OF that vigilance
which Is the price OF liberty. When Berlin
realizes that its fake peace plea. have failed
Oh their object il may be expected 10 plunge
desperately into renewal OF its undersea
warfare as drowning man-;.nd- straw chance
TO force softer. terms. for itself
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-10-25

Reports indicate that more than 10000
UpO Americans subscribed to the fourth Lib
erty loan. That means 20,00O.0UO solid
stones iINed III our foundations. That num-
Der OF cltzens have acquired direct and per-
sonal money interest in the stability aud well
rare OF Inc Sovernmcnt-.intereSt they will
see and feel and handle The man with his
savings invested in a United States bond and
drawing some income from it twice year
VIII TEND to be Il thoughtful and careful
voter lhe bond and its yield will ne object
lessons right nt his home. They will make
Us leel our partnership in the government
ana participation III its good or bad man
i. aNemehl as never before. Twenty million
property owners means 2o,o00.0o0 capitalists,
great and small, with the same general in
lists
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-10-25
Answer.-A surgeons scalpcL

nrec 9ia9os'ng for EKpectant aIothcrs.would APP
1880 your opinion whether 1t is perfectiv
shle ior an eXpectant mother to take auto rides
SSniootIshout the time pending tho visit of air
from this cause? ~ Ar 1te
Answer-It is perfectly safe ~.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-10-25

BRANCH OFFICES: Vnsh
inEtUn. l4lG Sew YORK A.c-
uuc; Ncw lurk city. tiith
.Nyendc DuiiuinE' Siu.hEo.
l'cOp,c'S Gas tuiuihS
t'hnaucipti:i. CuiunG.i Tus'
kSul.kI.l..
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-10-25

lust as We had begun to be happy again out
the kaw alley -
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-10-25

TELEt'tiO>E: tSnnuuiph /.
prilatc brunen hAShausS
connecting with all depart
IngntS.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-10-25
Much Ado About Nothing
BY nov Il. MOuLToS.

Wien sSroush bel SsFs r fnllss f passea
Afins who .Ys'isS Si,$ all SSS@i his might
is o dsSd vas Ills sa sMd his sys Hensas
The tones of ~ tha It Tsa1tonic 1ohSguc
Mhsrs once the fires CLEANED Warm and mo bsh
Ill, saiu desoiaiton he alone
" IL 'Ka %nH itn' 'neh ned sFoan;
Beware vain conques,s withered branch
T rs@ade b the awful ,tul avai L.
i'ut now he fa 81, eli in deepest pain
f e ab rqne9 9oK Mhsin to sn Lopyan
u this fair land s,n and nd. signed, dismayed
M aG sI ns, Se im aod MS regal wiz
And then beastse he faWned a nsdd wh.ned-
3hsss Peass over in eTn Could
OF Mnn Worry
,ba rnereI jrht pFSnn;sanda fellow with
w nG you 1;n to drensh Hes pessimist a cynie
on the rack Su to rensh whap s hsf gHt q,
sna p anSgsG n,o sne so his
neat him as deceiver. He will make You think
there's nothing else but doom There's a way
70 surely beat him. Anybody can defea. hirn
r. he only sets himself TO win the Eight Take
MIN off his guard and hurry. Laugh at him has
'Ild Man Worry. Ridicule VIII fill his Soni vii h
deep diSmay: Mirth will send him all re iect ed
70 oblivion elected. He won't come back as long
"a s'u are gay. II. L. b.
Fill Az. 'hite saws. THE sugar shortage
n least Will vc the effect OF abating the ora
fruit nuisance. The grapefruit habit is Ono OF
the most overrated of modern amuscments."
lust as We had begun to be happy again. out
the kaw alley" "
Milk" says a London paper. may now be
sold by the Dcnnyworth. The price of penny
worth will continue TO BIS three pence ha'penny
as heretofore"
Why Didn't He Knock Them Together:
Report of the kaiserS recent ccGncil as
brought over By one press Gable: 'He seized the
the council by shaking their heads individual lly'
II is announced gravely that n ship carrying
Zoo tons Of bananas Slipped across to France
without. being located by the C-boats.'
y famous German diplomat denies that Ger
many had idea OF world dominion.
That idea he says, us Cptopan."-London
Standard.
Where is Uptopia? Is it possible the allies
have overlooked it,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-10-25

Friend has invented IA sugar scoop which re-
duires the grocer use both hands in nourin,
into scales. Splendid eye.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-10-25

"Milk." says London paper. may now b<
sold by the pennyworth. The price Of a penny.
as heretofore"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-10-25

Fill Az hite saws. THE sugar shortage
~ least VIII rc the effect OF abating the pra pe-
fruit nuisance. The grapefruit habit is ono OF
inc most oNevrated of modern amuscmentsH
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-10-25

PUBLISHED every day In tho at ~ south A im,
Street. Richmond. Va. by The Times Drpnhvn- ~,
fishing Co. Inc. ClarIes L.. Ilnsbrook. Editof AL"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-10-25
Envy.

envy.
My simple soul would ride it's tides
Cnenvious OF the crew
That sail lies seas or shining yacht,
Cutting the waves in two;
But,in my hoart Of hearts feel
Myaelf's disconaolate ds,s
That am not that lucky chap
Who owns ten tons OF coal.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-10-25

Address ALI COMMUSiCA-
ilUNS to The T1meS-pis-
patch, and not 10 inuiSiuuits'
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-10-25

y famous German diplomat denies that Ger
many ever had an idea OF world dominion
THAT idea he says, lis Cptopian. london
Standard.
Where is Uptopa? Is il possible the allies
have overlooked it?