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Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1918-10-22

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Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1918-10-22
GERMAN REPLY IS A
TRICK TO GAIN TINE
IS LONDON opinion
LONDON BRANDS LATEST GER.
MAN REPLY TRICK TO GAIN
TIME AND FOOL THE PUBLIC.

London, Oct % The FIRST impress.
sIgus Of the German reply which are
published in London this afternoon
are that it is a willful misunderstood
ing OF one essential point of the presi-
dents note of the IAN aud an ave
sion of the others.
The German goverumeu, assumes
what the president distinctly implied
10 admit namely: that Germany
could have any voice in determining
either the process OF evacuation Of
The occupied territories or the condi,
tious Of the armistice.
No Chance Of Commission.
The president\ clearly said those
were matters which must be- left to
The judgment and advice OF the mil
itJry advisers OF the government of
the United States and the allied gov
ernments, and not a single word in
MS note could be construed TO signify
an agreement with the German pro.
posal fer mixed commission.
Germany new suggestion that the
president bring about an opportunity
for fixing the details is a deliberate
misinterpretation of his position Ger.
many s reference to the actual
standard of power on both sides"
having to form the basis OF arrange.
ments for Safeguardmg and euaran-
teeing this standard" is in absolute
opposition to Wilson's view as 10 the
safeguards and guarantee of the pres
ent military supremacy OF the armies
of the United States and the allies in
the field.
Want No Further Discussion.
With no agreement ON this point
with Germany still claiming at least
military equality-in the eyes of her
own people equity would mean
German military supremacy there
can .De 10 further discus ion.
That point stands foremost. in Brit
ISL opinion. Lord Sydenham speak
ing today before the German reply
was received said: Marshal Foch
can be the only judge Of the terms
OF arnistjce. That is a soldiers and
sailors question, and both naval and
military guarantees must be taken.
We can take no more risks. in such
matters, and the Germans set prece
dents in 1871 which We must fol
low
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1918-10-22

CHICAGO REPRESENTATIVES,
S. c. Theis Company, SGi Monadnock
Block.
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MINNEAPOLIS REPRESENTATIVE
s. C. Thels Company. zoe Lincoln Bid
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TUESDAY. OCTOBER 20, 1918.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1918-10-22
TERMS:

Entered as second class matter Nov
20. 1916, at the postofiice ut Ottawa,
H., under the Act OF Oct 3, 1917.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1918-10-22
ILLINOIS BRIEFS

Mount oleriil5- WhiIo working on
a i1'''i near mere l'alpA swanson got
MS H''u '""-nl between the caves III
d o'Fu ana III lfy'hg 10 eXtricate II
ZEN MS oaeA IN auch manner as to
''''" IT, causing almost instant death.
DaH'-IIe- ne MlsrphysDofo am
7o'lHe'H iiI'lol. Hdi'"ay company III
az INJUNCTION o4I hiel the FEDERAL
s'oI' "ete dsh'hS reilel IRON Che en-
~ 1'li'eh w q the states z-ceht pas
se'lse' ~" ueoIaFeS unless aHoNed 70
,'''' e"St l'a IaIe' us property VIII
.'e Coi'l'cd'eI "l'hout Que process OF
law
Ems Guy go Tor writing prescriptions
anu aishlu= hereto the name OF a
''cellSeu physician. Inc state depart
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NEW YORK REPRESENTATIVES
8. C. Thels Company, 365 Fifth Ave.
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Try The Free Tracer journal Want.Ads
for results
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Rockf0rd-Men who handle the cir.
culat.oa Of Illinois newspapers as
aemblel here in annual convention
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classified column.
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Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1918-10-22

/ critically Ill AT ms homo northwest
Of the village.
Another gold star has been added to
the community flag in just a week
when Corp Silas Gallup Of Camp
Dodge. Iowa finished the fight for
life and country at 2:tj Saturday
afternoon after a brief illness due to
pneumonia The message received on
last Tuesday stated he was seriously
lin and his two sisters left on the
first train for mis- bedside whore they
remained until the end. Corp Gallup
was fast making good in army ser
vice and was about to be promote
when he was taken H. His remains
were brought to the family home on
west Main street Monday accompani
cd hV Serg. Sherlock Of his company
who will remain until Tuesday after
noon. The funeral owing to the
board of health restrictions al thia
I lime will be held at the home Wed
resday afternoon at 2 O'Clock, Rev
G.. !. Wilson Of Rockford a former
ua4lor OF the Presbyterian church
and friend Of the family assisted BY
the Rev. w. A, Mansur pastor Of thf
= church VIII Cnicilte The mnera
will be military as far as possible
In'ermeni will be made in the ramill
lot in the Grand Ridge cemetery
The deceased is survived by two sis
ters. Misses Phoebe and Florence ant
three brc'hers, Ray and Frcl o
Grand Ridge and A. ]. Gallup II
France. The bereyeed family art
rendered the sincere sympathy o
their friends and neighbors.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-07-24
GERMANS SUFFERING
MUCH FROM HUNGER
Returning soldiers Report CHASTITY
Conditions Among Peoples OF
Our Main Foe.

London, July 23.-~Statements made
by soldiers of an allied army, who
have just succeeded In reaching Eng
land after having been prisoners Of
war in Germany for nearly three
years. show the economic conditions
of Northwest Germany to be grow =
Ing steadily worse. In the various
districts where these men were sta
toned and employed on forced labor,
the protracted shortage OF food mad
caused severe suffering among the
lower classes.
Old men. women and children fire.
quentlv fall In the streets from ex-
haustiou The spirit OF the people il
stated to he one of sullen resent
ment.
The older German soldiers employ
ed 10 guard these prisoners Of war
were affected by ii and would take no
part in the celebration Of the kaiser
birthday last January. One 81 the
prisoners remarked his behavior TO
his guard who replied
Why should we keep the birth
day of "a man who is disseminating
Us aiT''
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-07-24
HUNS WON'T FIGHT US,
SAY AMERICAN FLYERS
Every Time Squadron Flies Into Ger
man Territory, Bochc Machines
Turn About.
REACH OBJECTIVE EVERY TINE
Have Bombed Win Excellent Results
Always and Returned 10 Base With
out Loss of Single Pianc--Mosi IN
citing ON Night of june 10.

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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-07-24
WORKMAN SAVED FROM
DEATH ny Policeman

Newport News, July s.-Aofaeer
Fisher. OF the city police force, saved
Henry Schfea6er. q workman from
Langley field, from serious injury ana
possible death, when he dragged tim
from under the wheels of a. trolley
car at the Intersection Of Washinaton
avenue and Twenty eight street at
about s o'clock lagt night.
Schroeder who the officer SAYS was
drunk, got off q Main line car al this
corHar last night and fer Some reason
attempted 10 get on again after the
car Was In motion, The mans grip
slipped and he fell between tire ear and
The trailer II Was hauling. Officer
Fisher was atcifin& the man and ~
ae feu caught him by the collar, and
with a quick wrench pulling him to
safety.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-07-24
SIOUX FALLS RAISES
VOICES OF PRAISE
Year of Prohibition Has Brought Re-
suits Which Reveal Certain
Benefits Of Dry Order.
CRIME REDUCED IN CITIES
Unfortunates Heipcd--Ciear Eyes and
Firm Tread Noted by Nany--Rcsult
From Reclamation Force of Pro-
hibition.

II Is expected that temperance Jour
mails can only see the brightness and
benefits of the prohibition order and
testimonials from such sources nat
urally carry with them the suggee-
ton Of a one-sided point Of view
When there is raised an unbiased and
nnpreiUdiced testimonial Il carries
with It the understanding that the or
der getting the praise must he worthy
or the praise would not he fo-thcom-
ing.
The Sioux Falls Press has something
interesting TO say regarding the pro-
hibitton order In South Dakota 1t is
further interesting to note that FROM
over the United States there are large
numbers Of daily newspa pers which
have taken the side Of the prohibition
lists because OF tho thorough demon-
stration Of the benefits that come to
the commonwealth which adopt this
order
The Sioux Falls Press makes an tn
terestng and valuable comment on
the situation in south Dakota under
the head Of "A Year Of Prohibitions :"
An testimony from sources WORTH
OF attention, and from sources That are
not, agrees that prohibition. the
actual Kind of prohtbi ion that seeks
10 stop the drinking as we'll as fAe
sale of intoxicating liquor, has been
an immense success in South Dakota.
In short everything promised for This
Kind Of prohibition nv it's advocates
in South Dakota has been fulflied
There Is far less crime. rs Indicated
by police station records a3} over the
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-07-24
Brooklyn Defeat Pittsburg.

Toronto July 23.--tFnder ideal
weather conditions, in the neighbor-
hood of 1000 persons witnessed the
brooklyn Pittsburg National league
game here today. In the absence OF
Jake Daubert, Miller held down first
Nor the Dodgers Cheney was on the
rubber for Brooklyn and allowed only
-four HTS in six innings and was re-
placed by Robertson, who gave two.
Miller was touched up for ten safe
ties.
The game was even until the eighth
when the Dodgers broke loose with
Five safeties, putting the game on ice
with four runs.
| Score by innings: X. H. f
Fpittsburg 600 100 001--2 0 0
Brooklyn loo GOO OAK 2
Batteries; Miller and Blackwell,
Smith; Cheney, Robinson and N.
Wheat. npires~-klem and Byron,
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-07-24
PARKER {. KIDD, GRANDSON or
SOLDIER. SAFE OVERSEAS

Mr.. and Mrs f. II. Kidd. Of ais North
Twentygfourth street. have received
news If the safe arrival overseas Of
their SON EuEler Parker &. Kidd, for
merry stationed at Admission. Ala
Bugler Kidd enlisted In the Richmond
Howttzers three years ago and served
on the Mexican border and at Fart
Ca He was honorably
discharged. but reirllisted for foreign
service. He Is not yet twenty~one
YEARS old Rusler Kidd has the spirit
OF his grandfather. the late Robert r.
Rogers. who fought IN the great bat
tie Of the Nerrimac and Monitor.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-07-24
AMERICAN LEAGUE
Yesterdays Results.
New York, 4; st. Louis, /.
(Other games not scheduled
Standing of the Clubs.
Games Today.
mo games scheduled. }
Yankees Win Last Game of Ser

Yankees Win Last Game of Series
New York, July 23.-The Yankees
took the last game OF their series Nth
the Browns here today, 4 to l.
Davenport pitched for the Browns and
accounted for their single tally with
a home run in the third inning.
Mogridge pitched for the Yankees
and, although he was hit safely al
most In every frame, he frightened
up in the pinches and double plays
helped him. The Yankees got nine
safettes off Davenport in timely places
and won easily.
Score by innings: r. Fl, II.
St. Louis $50. .o01 600 0oo---t 3
New York -. 900 2io iox--4 10 0
Batteries: Davenport and Nun1-
maker; Mogridge and Hannah. TIM
pire--Nallin.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-07-24

Chairman Henry F. tifchforA has
npnointea Airs. sam Cohen chairman
o. hotel activities. Mrs Cohen will
sarrance with the local hotels fer the
INSTALLATION Of war savings booths
/. w KIRK Mathews, a Richmond at
sorrey. has been appointed chairman
-of the speakers bureau, and persons
desiring to secure patriotic speakers
will make application To him.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-07-24

n
white Land COMPANY Incorporated ..,.,,''
wiegman Company. Incorporated .~,,+ ...,,.-'
Williams r. k Company. Incorporated -t-..
Williams Rogers and Ser. Incorporated 1859
wimberley Rtchardssn Company, lncorpo'
rated .,.,..,.. -.--..... ........,* -.'..-'
Wonderland Amusement Corporation. -...-'
Woodward & Van slyke, incorporated .>..-
X l.. Dairy, Incorporated ............ ......
york Furniture Company, Incorporated ,.,-' -
Young Mems Hebrew Association Of Ports
ncuth, virginia ,.t......+ .'''...t. - $500
Zimmerman Link Company, Incorporated -
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-07-24

How about n splendid Bookcase for
the Pastors Study? just the right
thing. See the Organization Prize
Distribution Manager, Richmond Nir-
ginian.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-07-24

Attest:
r. T. WILSON,
Clerk of the Commission.
Certified the Superintendent of Public Printing pub
LEGATION week for four consecutive weeks in
paper published in the City of Richmond Virginia, the first
publication be made Wednesday, the seventeenth day of
July 1918 by order of the State Corporation Commission
& r. T. WILSON,
Clerk Of the Commission.
Richmond, Virginia
Inr & 191a
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-07-24
DESk|NS NOT GUILTY
AND JURY ACQUITS
Nc Evidence To SHOW Former Police
man Took Money From Drunken
PTi>oncr-~Out Two inmates.


III TOOK "a jury IN musings court YES
}efda5 afternoon just two miHutes 10
reach verdict 81 not EriEty' IN the
case a former Policeman {. II beS-
Rms VINO was tndicted by the June
grand JufF Ter FohhcFX from tho per
son
There was absolutely no evidence To
connect DcS@ins with The robbery, and
ther@ was nothing 10 show that T. q.
smith, the man from whom the sum
or $40 was alleged 70 have heeu taken
had made compliant that }e had heen
rohhed.
ne story was that Policeman Akers
had arrested smith at A3tu-Street sta
ion, on the night Of November &4th.
last year ara that the man was too
drunk 70 haHdle. lie had called pes~
klns. WHO was eff duty, but who was
at the station at the time. 10 help him
pue the man Ira the patrol wagon.
Akers MAD a@so asked lteSkt0s To take
charge or the case SO that he would
be relieved Of appearing in police
court tne next morning which the
former agreed TO DO. n NrGttT Ia as
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-07-24

The Richmond Ntreiniau offers q
Silver Communion Ners.-
ice as one OF its FREQ awards. See
the Distribution Manaeer.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-07-24
FOREIGN CORPORATIONS.
Name.


Allen w Fl II Construction Company
Chart county Construction Company, The. 49,
DALEY Construction Company ..'..-..' '
posgett- Danghty 60, ...s.........-.,t... '-~
Duckeft A W. & 60, 3D. E.
Dunavcnt. II, j & Co,
Empire Realty and Mortgage Co...........
Fork Ridge Coal Company. .,,-.,t.........''.
George Lumber Company, Of Cumberland,
Maryland, Inc .....'+.tt.. 80 = =
Hewitt Construction Company, ......+'......
Home Telephone & Telegraph Company
Hoster Columbus Associated Breweries Com
James Realty Com pany, The ......-......,-... i.
Monarch Coal Company, The. .....+,.t.. 49,.
New River and Ohio Coal Com pany ,.......
Norfolk Brick and Tile Company.
Patterson Moran Company .-...............
Peek Hammond Company. The. ..,.....,....
Rotnouse, Martin NJ, Inc. ....,.,......t...-
Royal Benefit Society. The. .......,........
Sands, Joseph II. Contracting Company.
Thon pson and Moseley, Incorporated.
Underwater Timber Company. he............
Virginia Stavc Company .......,.........
York Engineering Company .........,.......
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-07-24
Games Today.

Pittsburg at Brooklyn.
Cincinnati at Boston.
Chicago at Philadelphia.
st. Louis at New York.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-07-24

Deskins some time ago retired from
the police department to take posi-
ton with an automobile company in
Washington. where he was employed
at the time the indictment was return
ed. He came to Richmond at once to
answer the charges, and has maintain
ed all along that he could show his in
noeenee. He will return TO Richmond
today and resume his occupation. He
said yesterday evening that tho affair
had cost him more than $foe.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-07-24
RALLY WINS
FROM P|TTSBURG CLAN
Wilbert Robins Nine Shoves Across
Quartette Of Tables in Eight That
Grabs Game.
NATIONAL LEAGUE.

Yesterdays Results.
Brooklyn, 5; Pittsburg, 2.
tOther games not scheduled
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Many awards are Ear EepFeser-
taeiyeS 81 Churches. Schools ami
LODGES aud they arc ail Eree. >ce
the Distribution Manager.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-07-24
COMMONWEALTH OF VIRGINIA
Nat1lN

lL.ontlnued trom Fourth Paee. J
The World. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1912-1921, 1918-09-18
5000 Persons Employed
In Work OF Restoring
War Wreckage In France
MATERIAL SAVED AND RENOVATED IN SINGLE MONTH
WORTH S2,5OO,OOO

thing from crippled guns and cannon
to old army shoes and caps is saved
from total loss and turned back to
some useful end at the front. AT
first people looked at it as freak.
There was nothing like it in the civil
war or the more recent modern wars.
1t started on a small scale with 200
lkands.
But now, after few months, it Is
a monster industry, with huge build
ings and towering stacks. 1t will save
the Government So 100000 the first
year, and it may reach $'O,000ygO0.
This is no freak; it is cold, hard saw
ing of millions of dollars, at time
when material is scarce and shipping
difficult. 1t is the anti-waste cam
paign brought to its highest develop
ment by a huge government under
taking.
Going over the plant today there
was an opportunity to see the re-
markable details of the salvage. The
wreckage of the battlefield is only
one of the sources of this salvage,
explained our escort, but it is the
greatest source, AS men spring into
action, they throw aside everything
not absolutely essential. There is be.
sides the litter of the actual fighting,
broken and abandoned goods of every
conceivable nature.
Ut is not only what is left by our
own troops, but what is left by the
enemy, often great stocks of arms
ammunition, bayonets and every kind
! of fighting material.