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Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1918-11-28
III WITH HU
At REE0SBURG

Several new cases of influenza have
developed at Reedsburg this week,
and all of the patients had taken
,"shots" to prevent it.
Theodore Collins, the assistant mar
BILE works man, is very ill, and has a
trained nurse from the city.
Albert Stowe on East Main street
is suffering with it, and has fever of
1O2.
Mrs. Glen Kleeber and sister, Miss
Cornelia Bates, are both i'll, the latter
having a fever of 103.
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1918-11-28
Holland Unwilling to Surrender De-
posed War Lord Without
Consent of Germany
THREE INDICTMENTS
NOW AGAINST HIM
Liebknecht's Paper Demands Fa-
ther, Son and HoIlweg Be
Brought Before Bar of Justice

1t is understood that the question
of the extradition of the former Ger
man emperor is being considered by
British law officers of the crown, who
are working in close cooperation with
the French authorities. Action in the
premises was taken Immediately after
the flight of the former emperor to
Holland.
The London Evening News says it
understands the law officers have
concluded that the allies are entitled
to demand the extradition of the for
mer kaiser and that this decision ap-
plies also to individuals who have
committed or given instructions for
the commission of extrad table crimes.
It is added that Holland takes the
view that she has not the power to
surrender such persons without the
consent of Germany
DEMAND PUNISHMENT
eve demand the immediate conven-
ing Of revolutionary tribunal for the
purpose of passing sentence upon the
HOhGnZOII6rnS, ldCliSI clAu OOAA0' "AAN
on Won Bethmann-Holweg," says the
Red Flag, the organ of DR.. Carl Lleb-
knecht, in commenting on the dlsclos-
ures made in Munich concerning the
completely of Germany in bringing
about the war.
William II must be commanded to
return and give an account before
this tribunal"
A meeting of soldiers, workmen, s
and peasants councils, representing
Bremen, Hanover, Hamburg, Olden-
burg, Flensburg, Osnabrueck, VIII
helmshaven and a number of smaller
places in the provinces of Hanover
and Schleswig- -Holstein adopted res
olution declaring that these councils
would stand behind the resent govern
ment and demanded the convocation
of a national assembly. The resolu-
ton was adopted by vote of 81 to Il.
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1918-11-28
Peru -(hjIe Trouble
mas DEE G-aAI1ry
NeWS Notes
OerSely bold

The British naval Toss during the
war was 1876.
- * *
The trial of Victor Berger will be-
gin December 4.
* y *
London says the kaiser took lot
of public money when he fed from
Germany.
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1918-11-28
man
KILL D IN FRANCE

Mr.. land Mrs. August Kropp of La
Valle have received the sad news of
the death of their son John in~France.
The message said he was killed in
action. Two other sons are in the
service in southern camps.
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1918-11-28
REPORT VISITORS
TO kEWS OFFICE

Kindly send the names of your
guests to The News
Office. In case members of your fam
lily visit elsewhere the item of news
will be welcome.
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1918-11-28
BUSINESS DROPS
ON RAILWAYS

Business has dropped on the rail-
roads and men have been set back.
This is due to the cancelling Of war
orders. The half-cent extra fare for
Pullmans will be eliminated on De-
cember l, a loss of $4O,O00,OO0 or $780,
100000 to the earnings of the roads.
APPLICATIONS TO MARRY
Miss Agnes Neuman to Otto F.
both of Caledonia.
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1918-11-28
OFFICIAL NOTICE
OF DEATH COMES

Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Thurman OF
Reedsburg received an official mes
sage Monday that their son Charles
had died November s Of wounds re-
ceiyed in battle in France.
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1918-11-28
SCHOOLS MAY
OPEN NEXT WEEK

In case Influenza is no more preva-
lent than at present the schools may
open next week.
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1918-11-28

Mr.. and Mrs. E. D. Wooderson of
Wonewoc spent the day here on busi-
ness.
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1918-11-28
ADDITIONAL BRIEFLETS

Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Junge and
daughter, Miss Maeta have gone to
Waukesha to spend Thanksgiving at
the home of Mrs. Eugene st. Peters
Mrs. st. Peter is a daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Junge.
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1918-11-28

Former Sheriff III. H. Hubert will
eat turkey and cranberry sauce at the
home of his son.. Fred. Hubert, at
Winona.
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1918-11-28

Lou Sely of Minneapolis has lost
part of his left hand in corn shedder.
His wife is daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
George B. McGilvra OF Baraboo and
will be remembered here as Miss
Esther McGilvra.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-04-19
UNITED STATES STEEL
STOCKS LEAD LIST
Cotton Collapscs Twice During Days
Trading in New York
Market.
VERY STRONG POOL FORMED
Announced Every Advantage Is L"
BE Taken OF Any Encouragement
in the Way OF News From War
Zone.
II, nnoaDAN WALL.

NV YORK. April IS stocks were
.cmoS, buoyaut again TO-DAY WIN
United states steel in leadership. me
close was strong. n about the pest
prices. Cotton collapsed twice during
The day. the extreme from high TO low
in the MAY option being cents a
pound or $40 a bale.
i've factors contributed to the
strength Of stocks and the weakness
Of cotton. In stocks very strong
pool has been formed. with steel as
the basic feature. but with the idoa
OF manipulating all stocks. II Is IN
tended 10 take advantage OF any en-
ccurasemcn; in the Way Of war news
and the heavy hombardment begun by
,hc French to-day was The influencing
factor IN cotton there is professional!
shor: selling. with the PATRIOTS rur-
pose Of reducing the speculative Ions
interest In addition TO which the crop
Quito ok is remarkably good. There Is
also a bill IN Congress TO Tx 20 cents
rs the MAXIMUM price Tor cotton as
delivered by farmers.
The break III cotton had great IN
i'ucnCe on the stock market. for $pecu-
laiors made profits in Il, and this en-
Outraged them 10 go into stocks, as
they have not been encouraged Tor
weeks Al the low price OF to-day the
May option MAS 81, points under the
price reached on April - that j., ESo.s'
bale. Il is not expected that cotton
vii! so 10 90 cents in tho option mar
ke;. even II ihat price is adopted for
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The Curb Market

NEw YORK. April is Business on The
cuTo Wa again Tui"t and largely pro,ce-
dionai. Thhere wa but llulyG Of the outside
tho initial session Of thc wcak due to tho
return 10 dizziness attic. the moving OF ami.
Th.re vas lit,i" feature 80 the dealing.
IN IN miscellaneous SIc"iaitIeS. iutcrC.; be
ing SoatMcd throughout marrow lis, OF
issues. Motor stocks wer" quiet bu,
,'th"r Issues wor" quiet. w!th small gain,
being scored.
lnd"pcndcnt oil stocks continued active
an" ana mrigG.S ,howed further Improvement oyer
S"!ns wer" small ana confined chiefly 10 tn.
mtmHf nrifed issue IN" lowpTices stocks
-. Aetna s,SH,:. go Chevrolet; I9n a l.o,, ::
i.''p Maxim, i.0H-ln. 5n United Motors
-. %, - STANDARD %. OF y H. 800 a s..
;tO '"sdcu; q. q. 10 Federal oil -, n ~, p,
Or IN, IN; hei,"i."m, l!"ii'.: 800? M"tropoli-
common. .&i:Gi ~. Victoria oil. i:it 400
: iiani" ipm II: 100 Bis Ledge, il-IanT, 10
consolidated Arizona S:uclter. iT.F.. lnl
iiT%Tn Mi9 9i t;t ~ ie"n Jumbo :x,
T r.. EN * is,"ia, so american writing
- ~. 800 Wright Martin. SAL, -,
MidWtSt on @iH'o. ICON Oklahoma OH.
C'2 a 50.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-04-19
RICHMOND LIVE STOCK MARKET
tSalc> at Union stock lardsD

Richmond. Va April u. 1915
Report Tor week ending Apri ::
choice steers, II; medium TO good 1T. q
i?.- common to fair lpWlI choice hc.ters
Ipill. medium 70 good. lOHll: common
To fair, s.. IL. thOiC" COWS. luTI i1i.: me-
dunn !" good, ,n" common TO fair. 6WI
Best oxen. q. n lCi.,. medium To good, SIs;
common I" fair. 'i2H,'.. Best heavy bulls
i9m li'.; light sag. hes, calves, l.: COM
mot TO fair. ia IL. Be; hurs ISL: medium
weight, i1risi pigs I,n To- suws and stays.
ltn H. Best sheep, SnIr; common 10 FAR,
sfIN Best lambs. l5r 10. medium TO good.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-04-19

BLACK SMITH hlacktnI,h -,
cultural implement work: EooG nav
steady work Apply at once r. w
hni-t ME- Corn. Norfolk, Va
CAi;pESTERS--iJ cn!pertcrs Y,n,
EoE"rnmen, work. Hest Wages an
c1uiHoaations Apply coTnrnercihI
pioEmtnt Afercy, lit Nortn Seventh s
CAkFENTEKS-Wa 30 Ca-pnr,.-
tween to-day and Sunday ey.n,nr
no. appiy II you arc no carpcnte,
West Ninth street South Richrnons
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I'D. WANTS
TIMES DISPATCH
CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING
Standardized and IndeXed for Quick
Reference.

1oc limo Sunday.
SC Il limo Daily.
:lc IL line for ) consecutive insertions.
:. &c line for 2 consecutive Insertions.
81. 30 n line for 30 consecutive Insertions.
Minimum Of lines is allowed.
Minimum charge 20 cents.
Count words to the line and ~ lines TO
the inch
All advertisements received up to 10 Z. NJ.
@ J.. NJ. Snturdoys) the day before pub
LEGATION. viii receive proper classitcati ion.
Advertisements received after that hour
Will be placed In tho TOO Late To Class
ify'' column.
TELEPHONE
Telephone your Want Ads. to The Times
Dispatch. Randolph !, when you ind u
moro convenient to do 30. and they VIII
10 taken at office rates.
SCBSThTIONS FOR It'd. WANTS.
Times Dispatch Branch Offices main
tanned in practically every Drug Store In
the city for the convenience OF the public.
Want Ads are accepted by them ut rcgu-
lar office rates.
SOUTH RICHMOND.
Branch once Times Dispatch. 1904 Hull
st. Telephone Randolph 1903.
PETERSBURG.
Times Dispatch Branch, 40 North Syca-
more Street; phone Petersburg 225.
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ANNOUNCEMENTS
DEATHS,


GAN pisn. so NJ; AP5,I IS l2,s: !!
d"nc" - his son-tn-lsw. " G Moss. North
iII NT CGsr,, sTT''Ic %sr sy tHe
Is Fun"rsi FnIpAY $50 p. NJ. a. Epwor,h
Methodist church. Burial Lakewood
DUKE died. Wednesday,, Aprl, Il. In
MRS. q. NJ. DUKE The remains will be
brought to Richmond
Funeral from ST Johns Church TO-DAY
u'EIpAiD at 1870 O'Clock. lntermen, in
lakewood
oc@5k p Ss Tn @5Tt IME FPIEinf L6cK s
Wife of Arthur Snton Locke. IN her twenty
Mrs, Edna Savorv Napier her husband. one
brother Roy Napier. aud three sisters,
Misses Eio!s:s; Edna and Florepcs Nanicr
from III" residence 80 south Third street.
at o'clock. iutcrm"nt IN l:tvcrvicw Gene
sAyAGE.,, FuHGTal Of MRS J. iHARnT
Chatfn street, Burial At Gakwood
Bnlttmorc ranc,s please cony.
WILLIAMSBURG at SIS I ~. April ~.
SENTUs VI. WILLIAMS, consder4tc
veteran, in n" seventy NTH year OF, his
age The fcI2wing children suFYiys him
Frank II. Williams and Two Erandchiiren
also thrc" sisters and one brother. Hrs. T.
W Jackson and Miss Mary Williams ~
and MTS Ge? sGrr E9% gnni 'o"
Funeral FRIDAY AFTER%oO% u, 5
O'Clock from christ Episcopal Church
YOUNG-Dicd. a, Virginia fIospital, Thurs.
"1E yo H!I rei id iisA as: Hs it
Funeral motto. later
washington, New Jersey Sew YORK. Sners
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- =. . - e . =. 90
DreSsCfi iIors
Miscellaneous.

Live poultry IN good demand 80 hen, can
be sold or shipped. Egg market firm to-
day. bu, receipts are increasing and outlook
lower. Butter market steady. Other COM
which enapL.s us 10 clcan un aa!lv.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-04-19

..cc'!ins was stimulated bv ;alk Of rcgula
ton in the goods trade. and It uart.cuinr.y
sharp break ate in The afternoon followed
tsporis that "a bill had been introduced int"
N" House 10 hN,s price of 10 uer Mound
on raw cotton. Tho market opened steady
~ a. an "ty"nce ~ TO q point, on relatively
nm Cables. and overnight buying orders.
Tho demand seemed 10 nc readily supplied
At ." q" for May and $50 for October. ANA
the market soon weakened II WAS said
sc! tn,ut Eud remained bc:rish IN spite Of
yesterdays hulish crop ana spot news ANA
mat tho rally OF about "a 10 "a points from
the low level of last Tuesday had attracted
!, renewal Of pressure Reports from Wash
lhEiHn that price liking or regulation i. the
,ma rh'tS H.! gotiom, w2olen and leather
i,nture, ami the continued abscnc" o; trad"
ar9nnd The ''nc Around 2S.G5 Tor NAV ana
thor" wore rallies Of some % or ~ ,loin.,
on covering inspired by more faNorahln war
news or the continued hul!!Sh average OF
SPOT adv!ccs Bu' except for Tho profit
td'.lEE OF carly sellers there was Nttl,, or
re Surr"ri, and there wa@ another "Xc.tci
hr"nE In the later trading which carried ali
WYt 'nS MO nrw low Ec"nnd for the day.
,I,.", making =. net decline ot. i5p to $50
POINTS on the three active positions ana Il,
nr'ak OF J.. 10 700 points from the high
.eNe! OF III" morninc The close showed
Ia ll.'s on covering. Cotton futures tab
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-04-19
NEW YORK rKonICr MARKET

NEW YORK Arri lS--Raw sugar, steady.
y'ntrlfnral. ""I, lin" Erauula,oL g. m,
Ter. firm; cheese. steady SPOT coffee AM
20 IS = santos 5. n.
nc "Ott"rs""d oil market was lrac,ivc
with no quotations posted ''"' '
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-04-19

NEW YORK, April H-Port movement
l+1.t'1 bales '''' '''
,I,!tal 20 day at all nor,s-Nc; receipts.
49, bales exports. 800: stock. l.i7S. 9o,
Toiai 70, werk-Net receipts, a.nt bales
Tot"! FOR scason-Nct receipts. 500, 20,
bales. exports. o.37sGsi bales ''''
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-04-19
=. HAS GONE LIMIT IN
kEEIING. PEACE WITH MEXICO

Another factor making for optimism
IN the market was the statement at
iributcd TO Secretary Nc.Ndoo 10 the
Effect that tho United Stacs had gone
the limit in keeping peace with Mexico.
Wall Street hopes that this means that
affairs south OF the Rio Grande must
~ the future be conducted in accord
ancc with business principles. iuyinG
Il Smelters aud Mexican Petroleum
came as a result of this. III the carly
trading, specialtj.S were most active.
American Ice made new high record.
selling up more than . points. Malt
preferred rose more than .. American
Shipbuidins 4 American Tobacco
as. CUR states Steel = These al
vances were backed up in the late ar
ternoon by substantial strength In tho
standard issues. Industrial Alcohol
rose more than points strength Of
The tobacco issues reflected the in
creas!ng!y buoyant condition OF that
industry.
Even motor stocks joined in the ad-
vaure. General Motors was the leader.
but Studcbakcr also showed net gain
There is talk again Of another at
tempt on the part Of copper men TO
advance the price OF their metal.
Wall street is not discouraged about
the Liberty bond sale. The fact that
Tho sales have fallen behind for Il few
days means nothing.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-04-19

'By Robinson & rurdy Corp
PETERSBURG, VA Apr.l is.-Spanszh
peanuts. s2.2o ro- bushcl
Virginia peanuts Fancy Ju,nbo. Il cents
per pound. bunch l. cents per pound:
extra prime. II cents Der round price. io'.
.cnts per pound. Smelling stock. 10 cents
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-04-19
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE,

IMMEDIATE DEI.IVEItIES
WE have IN stock ready for delivery. 4 new
lalS complete Ford delivery ears with com.
n"r'ial body. Any style body to suit your
business. We make your Ford delivery
carry ! 500 pounds for $40 extra A. Meyers
Sons. 1Jl East Cary. = 49, :
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-04-19
CHICAGO GRAIN MARKET.

Ions Of war reports sent corn prices sharply
i"wnward to-day, moro than otiS"tting AN
earlier advance. TN" clos" was heavy At
'hc sam" -. yostcrdays finish IL -. lower.
With May ~. and July i.iG'4 ,u l.i7', oats
i"Ci!noh l'-c to 2-C, and provisions -.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-04-19

VTII'NGV- NUriI Il iInr-- rrDrIpts 81 10
~'o>>. buiE ilf,lu El7 ~. iicnr. ;i.'spG III %:
r m,M.h ia. -; ne"y{ $40
,'"iilCs receipts. 1000 uru. native s'ccrs.
; Goa 'l''". -iO"ECrs and f"oI' r. g. SO,
! - 80, COWS ani hcit"rs. !,.Hpr ST. 20: calves
:" - Sli,H
sheer receipts. 10000. strong. sheep. IT ooa
: l,si: lambs SlG irT 81 -
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-04-19

LOST AND FOUND.

OF \ ALnEET IiAMBRIGHT who Wa
drowned in thu" ArpoinattoA River OF Dolan. :.
Arr! 9Th. Geo V. woiStenhoima. .ds %orth
lrourth Strect iior"wnll. Va
DIAMOND RING--l.osi. April 49, diamond
ward II returncd to onlcc jefferson Hotel
EYEGLASSES Lost. {, pair ladies gold eye
pl"F-"s- Left on Main street car between
amt : O'Clock. Aur.i l.. Call Bouicyard
rIrri-S,ray.d from tny home. Wa. hit;o.
SO :, Petersburg stop, white breast. {.
Whit" fee,. nolqe ,Snowoall, FindG, return
Schtn.d;'s. and receive reward
rrPPY-one collie puppy white ring
around meek. about I months old. Gait
Madison 7s.H Reward
" Gr,ycda Ys' 5h r'"E g YIN ana s? ,b. dss
Library. " found return to j. Crlagi
g.i West .anal ctrsct Reward
RINGS Lost. ruos,iay. .ipr!l 2. on train b.
either ci,y' ths foiiowins ing" soIiiaira
diamond; diamond cluster. opal surround
"a hy diamonds ANA ! r"rsiau turquoise
leading to recovery OF same. Phone Ran
do,uh ..2l-i
WArt'H Lost about > or weeks ago ladies'
gold watch Win name NaESi" Simmons tn
back Finder pleas" call Boulevard l--l- "
SPECIAL NOTICES. -
hEALLHr "a!y nov for. a4on;.on Good
Times p!spatch
NEWMAN'S UMBRELLA Co, II. Eas,
umbrellas our speciality. Madison $50
ANY ONE desiring to move to Miami. Fla
can secure part OF car b. cai!ns Ean-
S{DuH inn Wri,chmoHd IL at; 20: North
mum.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-04-19

NEw YORK. April is Mc-can;i'e paper
ioDr months and six months, nor cent.
Sterling: slxt! day bills, $+,-'.; coum"rciai
s!Nty- day bills on hgnhs. sac; commercial
Sixty day bills. SHE. demand, 81 10.
cables. 81 1t1l6. bar silver. sJ'.. Mexican
dollars. -: r"N'rn'n"nt bonds steady rar-
road bonds. irregular. Time loans. steady
sixty day: al.G6. ninety days ana six
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AUTOMOBILES
AUTOMOBILES ron SALE.


CiiENKoLET--B Baby grand Chevrolet. Jus,
been Thoroughly ot.Tutu!"I. ucN ton and
Iepaiutcd like nov. g. l.. Grove. o. VEST
itr"nd
rORDS rhr,o l,i1 Ford tourirgs IN good
condition. cheap. SEQ Wiuircc. care Uni
y"r,al Motor 90
KLINE ,.3V roadster. Kline o-ov touring
M"t4 --passcns"r roadster. let - enoN
YOU thes" bargains. Terms. NJ. Turner,
80 Vest Broad.
MEkCEI RACER. good condition. good
prl'c Tor quicS tuyrr. 1907 Nest broad.
NchDarEiI-Bc roadster. running loss
than l.5oo miles Gray y DAVIS Starter.
extra tr" lihc VIII s"lI less IMAM
h,lf Of cost, v. u. Turner. 80 West
BROAD street.
BARGAIN EXTRA oEDIEARY
q 90 ton truck Splendid running order
Tor $50" Et'hmnnd Smith Form Truck
20. =. -. Armstrong. MaHascr 1919 West
troai phonC boulevard "s26
OUR USED CAR LIST
CHALMERS, StudcbAk"r. Iut"rstate, Ford
delivers. overland. Nsli". iIErsuu. pas
e"ns"r cole Atlantic Motor Company.
SOS West BROAD.
!IiI Hr.sco' touring in Al mechanical CON
d!t"ni wrH worth the money. 1915 MnN
we'll touring. good condition. Capital Motur
corp. < West Hroud.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-04-19
NEW YORK LlNE sreCK MARKET

NEW lOlik; April i iicnvcs. no tradIug
$40 oTfl2l"
sheep aud lambs no trading
r"uEhs. AZ -.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-04-19

BOOkkEEPER experienced
credits, one who can writ
forcible letter. This positio,
with branch Of large corpt
ton and the right man "
can develop fast has big OBJ
tunity. Reply in detail, stat.
qualifications and salary
pected. G DO, care Times-l
patch.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-04-19
PEANUT MARKET.


$50: X. so: NJ. 80: y. SIS. VIC. s.
WV 100
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sCHWtB'S APPOINTMENT
STRONG BULL ARGUMENT

Appointment OF g. NJ. Schw2n "a
bcad OF the shipbuildinG enterprises o.
'ha United states was y continuing
hull argument II means more than
progress i'm Surrounding alone; 1t
means that business men who are en-
pcrts ia particular lines are to be in
Charge OF those particular lines for the
government. THAT means big prCduc-
lion and victory.
The pool tina; is starting with United
states steel IL looking far ahead OF
The present battle in France. u real
,Xcs that perhaps now Is the worst Of
thc war news for the allies and tina:
sch an opportunity may never come
again for picking UP bargains in the
stock market.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-04-19
WALL. PAPER.


HAVE your papcrinE done before tho rush
We carry the most select line Walter
r.. frayscr & 90. 2hi Sorth Fifth Street.
r H. HKAuER IN" wall paper business Of
the late X. X. BTaurr VIII sti!l continue
under tho management OF Mr.. II. J. Grace.
los North Eighth Street.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-04-19

TAILORING AND PRESSING. -
/. l.. STGRMA&, ladies' and gentlemen
tailor. "oi Fast Man Street. Randolph
@0Gl
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IUNIN,.. mALLING. sIOnAGE g2
PRINTING AND srAIIuNrItl. ::

boy Your printing from the business build.
er-. 'ottr.!l = touh-. Randolph li5.
1000 business ca Is. sl.,5. Positively the
Use kind. Leake Printing Co.. . :ro:,i!
S-s-i.th street
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-04-19
SPECIAL. NOTICES.

W A'lt' H-I.ost about = or I weeks ago. ladies'
gold watch with name NaESi" Simmons Tn
back Finder pleas" call Boulevard l-.l "
Reward
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-04-19

Eaua"lrh 6tS
ROOF PAINTING ~ KEPA!HlNG. ia
WE Elephant brand roof paint on
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the chief concern of the delegates however was to avoid saddling on to the country any general military system after the war is over. The addresses were bare of any of the fire and thunder heroics of the customary pacificist but with all the well tempered conservatism of this vast organizations leadership it was manifest that any general trend toward the induction of mili- tarism in the ordinary life of the Republic would be resisted.
 The Convention is proceeding in the greatest spirit of harmony and even the radical delegates betrayed obvious solf-restraint on the mili- tary subject contenting themselves with warnings intended for consid- eraticn in the post bellum period and to directing attention to the in constituencies between essential de mccracy and militarism which ou its part was declared to be un- avoidably despotic.
 Emphatic denial was made of the