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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-04-12
New York. Arfil ~.

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'''' ~ -''"' ''' INSURANCE companies
licensed IN New York out Of. approNi-
matcly 25O comnauirs doing busip,s, iu
the United States added can n,n ana g..
their assets In 1917 TI,, y,.,,.,.,. i,,
assets exceeds tbc ir.r,.,s.. H., ,otc a.,
approy tpatsI,. $40 ooo uno a,,I - a.!
thirtv-rour cou,napi,. ,,,,,T -.
more than Ss Il5 ooo uon .rr.. ,.iIi,i,.,,
TO assets is ibc 1arfr.s, .,.,,. r,,.',,,,,,
These figures ,yorc mad, ,,tIli,, -
iay I'm the stutistical t,llcs ,.,,,,,,r.1
for the year l1r- by tr. ~c,,. WI
Insurance bap.rt,,crt
Inrnn, .y,aed,d ,h, ai.r,,,........,....
s,, tho ,ra,. h,. ,,,,,,,. ,i,,,, saot nn',o,o
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-04-12
c0SSIP OF THE STREET
|rTNANCIERS SLOW TO GRASP
MEANING OF GEORGE SPEECH
oolization Of Seriousness of Situation
crasped After Serious Thought-Praise for
Premier-Gossip of the Street

NOR some past it has been accepted as an axiom on the Street
80 stock prices position respond upward receipt Of
favorable Allies, and conversely to decline if the is
, unfsvorabe being the case brokers looking
s far as the involved there nothing which
particularly unfavoable It is that the
s had gained advance but much advances had
ed over without without affecting
n ,rring of the other had to be found
\ . cause for the decline in prices
turned out meaning Of Lloyd Georges speech which
Ian nubisbed before, had begun strike home
statements, if they
= airly conveyed conviction that the Allies
condition as generally and that there had been
20 one Of during the drive ON the other hand
.s the statement Allies anything superior in
and superior in aviation 40 could
lining but eventual the Germans in the drive and their
- failure eventually their objective The bringing
s British reserves knowledge the Americans
.c shoulder both English French inspired
that if continued bound to be
nm early II prices.
IN all sides in district the highest praise
. Id Georges speech considered the truthful and
W statement delivered by
- a whole full for tho Allies
% az showing States that man-power is the thing
needed Europe
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-04-12
LIFE INSURANCE INCREASED
TWO BILLION DOLLARS IN 1917
Thrty-four Leading Companies Add $300000,0O0 to
Assets, the Largest Ever Reported-$24O,0 100000
in Death Claims


year eNcetugu 'n' amount III iorc' az
,ue emu % %, 'nr .,. ,'.t''u,nE year uE "'"'y
'"ah F-'"u''''"''''' or an lu'Ioae, VI
approximately ""'''gm'h oI 'il' 'ol"l '''
sur"n'e WI '"'''' ~, "l"l l'Su' "i,1
ln lo'ye Oh ''Ct''''' o. ~" NaS 80
-I''""''""'' "' "ss''S vl 'ne luI'N
l"ur c"'up",ItS 'N't'" =" per ''"l W
u,,'r '"'H I'"u''l'i'H ""u '"u''"'' " 'o"-
u''i"n "I 'up'eEh'nI' SoI\'h'I'
Individual companies show results for
the year even more astounding than the
showing made by tno business as a
whole. The companies engaged IN the
field Of industrial insurance make par
ucularly strong statements through their
superiority was not due to the indus
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-04-12
JAPAN PILING UP GOLD
Latest Returns Give Total on March
10 of $529,872,OOO .

Washington, April ACCORDING to a
report TO the Commerce Department
from Consul General George II. Schid-
mer at Yokohama. Japan's gold specie
continues TO increase. The report says;
"The latest returns published by the
finance department give the total i,064,-
600. 600 yen (S52s, 2O0O) on March 10,
45s 600 600 yen (S227. .Oss ,O0O) being held
al home and COS 100000 yen GSO2's14,-
0OOb abroad A..
compared with the figures for the
end Of February last the portion held
an home shows a decrease OF l,0OO'OOU
ven ($49s, ,0O0), but an increase OF
3 600 600 yen iS4,as2,OoO) is shove u
tho portion held abroad, or an Increase
OF 5000, 900 yen lss,ss4,ooO) in the total"
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-04-12
$5O,OOO,OOO DIVIDEND
VOTED BY SWIFT co.
Owners to Pay $25, 100000
Cash and Get Remainder
for Nothing


\ stock dividend Of S5o,oOo,ooo, half
at par and the rcst free, increasing the
capital stock from 2lQ0.QOO,OUU to SI5o,-
100000, viii be declared 10y Swift & Co.
packers.
The dividend, it was said was not
from carungs, but was to cover in
creased property values and procure
money for carrying on business under
high costs. The plan win be submitted
for approval at the annual meeting on
May 49,. Announcement of the plan was
made after the close Of the Chicago
stock Exchange
\ statement ISSUED yesterday by LUui,
T.. Swift president said the plan had
been approved 10y the capital issues COM
mittco OF the Federal Reserve Board,
aV added;
Increased business requires increased
capital. The extremely nigu prices OF
livestock. for which we pay cash and
the continuous increase i'm cost Of op-
Grafton have made large demands upon
MS. We have. therefore. decided 10
offer to our shareholders $4,000. 600
additional stocl, at par at the rate Of
one share OS new stock for each four
shares of old stock, Tho $4,000. 600
cash proceeds Of this issue VIII greatly
strengthen the financial position of the
company aud will enable It Ia discharge
its function with "A fun degree Of clli-
cheney. We are sure that the new stock
will be recognized as a desirable in
vcstmcut.
we realize that there are many calls
/ for funds at this time, aud i'm order not
20 interfere with Government financing
out OF the savings Of the upoplc Wc
. have thought It Opportuuc 20 issue free
/ Of cost a dividend Of S25,OO0,00U iu stock
Of the company, which will facilitate
the purchase Of the new stock at par
hv oar shareholders This dividend ie
/ not being paid out OF earnings. II ia
being issued against surplus resulting
/ from an adjustment of values Of tho iiAed
assets Of tho company to values current
January l., 1919, based uuon nm aD-
pruiscmcnt under tho American NJ
prai-M company of Milwaukee. Nc
rordiug 10 q decision Of Tn" internal
/ Icycnuc Department such dividend Is
not taxable until tho stock Is sold.
The proposcd financing Of swift "
co. means that stockholders win he get
! ting $50. 600. 600 of new stock At 500 z
share. or half the par value. This ~toct
is now selling on the Chicago STOCK EN'
change at Slt3 a share For this year
II haS ranged between Sl2i and Nllo
, share.
The increase in the capital stock iron
500, ,000 600 to S160.000,000 may pave
tho way for the acquisition of Morris q
20. which has been reported In chicago
AS having been under way for som,
time. pending approval by the i'oNcrn
mcut
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-04-12
BITTER DIES WITH SWEET
Winter Killed Cranberry Plants, but
Gypsy Moth Also PcriShcd

WhitinE-. y. j.. April l2.--Cranbcrry
growers. who have been examining the
been killed by the excessively cold
winter, but that the damage done by
the zero weather was not unattended
with some benefits, for the gypsy moth
has probably been CNtcrminated, as the
cold, when il reaches much below zero,
kills the larvae.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-04-12

Iammonton. y. j., April IL Council
has received uiuc applications for rr-
ueVal of licenses. seven for inn and tav.
ern and two FOR bottliuT privileges The
applicants were i'm an instances present
licensees. except that Mrs. Seliua A..
Purchase. mother Of Louis l.. Purchase,
applied for the privilege at the Iialeign
Purchase, the present licensec, was con-
yIctcd of Sunday selling in January last
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-04-12

sustaining difficult without earnings
states Power Company
stated IN the annual company
increased its business
Aes made serious inroads earnings year.
s~ conditions at present the report says:
nev rates Tor service became effective January
~ az @ communities served prevail
L OF the hydroeecrc plants again operation It
at uel conditions will improve. expected
eh the Northern States
t Light and Power Company provide large
OF hydro-electric years
s nave an important bearing
company has been constantly territory
ha @psmon lines, many
's'angy profitable" ~ -
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-04-12
TODAE'S BUSINESS EPIGRAM
Don't underestimate ne other man.
What does this mean to NOJ"
Business Questions Answered

How many retail drug stores are thgr' u
the United States. aud what proportion OF
them are in big cities? ALAN.
There are 4i,OS7--2S, ,05i in towns I'M
der $4,000 population; iG,033 in towns
of more than $4,000 population
CONTINUED TOMORROW
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-04-12
i. Surprise in u. s. Steel Figures

Little or no by the financial district
showing the untitled
i be hooks for April 2S20i9
prices is placing steel
United
natos orders present The
the
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-04-12
liberty Bonds and Inheritance Tax

a curious story from o
purchase subsequent
~ says that the general belief
OF judgment Of
ue inheritance privilege AIS which
ne As are
Sau that the earliest
eHwy the be
"uhout qualification
a 10 make the bonds available
should the
ms DEATH 1t is said of
sh hnancer concluded the to
@e large block of the As only they could
" oe used for that purpose.
dlO appears general
pug features of investment Loan
~ ~Lon owns $4,000 worth Liberty
% free from the supcrtaN and to
s0pe from that
u an additional investment Liberty does
the holder to the
[ IN other words he claim exemption
This Of apply 3a per bonds
are tree of all for any amount
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-04-12

''.'' VI bHblNJ NfttINVs NtI 'H.nu NIU
2.yg az ne facts. You,. correct nomI aid
Ihost rhirh or, aioayWouS. mast or i'uorcd.
InNEgrI To- tgnhHirul questions .riL br s.nt
mn,guirTs rH b. ro'ul INTO toe st5ry Of
WIiAT difference it makes u the
w way people treat you If you have
something definite to say to them
When ] made my round Of the ,ln-
ployment agencies last week they treated
me just as a joke. But today. did they
treat mc as a joke? NiNic,
Say, | wouldn't take a hundred dol
lars for what Rogers told me about tho
way to get a job,
went to all the employment Hgeu-
cics and instead Of asking them II they
had anything ! told them just what I
wanted. 7 said ! wanted job at settling
in retail store and nothing else inter
cstcd me. 1t did me good tu Sc" tine
way the fellow ut the Mctropplr lm-
ploymcut Agency sat up and took no.
ticc
"Irm; some ono been feeding you
oats?"
Nothing so tame as that" said L.
raw meat this time. Believe me, Md. {
know what ] want aud want 1t iu a
hurry. Got anything"
Don't thinh so."
Too bad. Ill try tomorrow 80 I
don't hook up I'm the meantime"
When began to walk away he called:
Hey come back a minute" aud I
/ returned.
! lie was busy sortinS over sowc cards.
Here's couple OF places you might
/ 60 to-"
Are thcy pretty dyccn, firms" !
quizzcd
Ills eyes opened wide. "Somobody
| leave YOU some money" only last week
| You were ready TO take any old thing {;
| now you want a git-cJgcd job on n
! gold plate. Let mo assure you. your
! high mightincss, that both these trims
are on the Square. or course. they arc
! both small When say small 7 mean
! 10 what you want. They are both rated
! at over half a million dollars each,
! sull they may find enough to pay 2our
/ princely salary"
SAY, quit your Iiddius--lct's nave
the names"
one was Motions department store
. and the other was the Parker Grocery
Company which has number Of stores
all over New England, ! made up my
mind to See them right away.
went to Notions first and there vas
q little bit Of fellow who wore big
trimmed glasses lie spoke almost apuI-
osotically, aud [ thought it would bo
easy to land a oh with hin--that rs,
when ! startcd-but before was
through with him ! realized inc was a
darn sight slclicr than was.
You want position with us. yes
Kff-
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-04-12
1917 and 1916 compare as follows:

e" OF the customary and amorza
f57OoO draw previously aeeu
surplus fer dividend paid during
Net earnings lss times the IN
e9aiensnts. on the per preferred stock
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-04-12

McilIIENNY-HYsL 10, at 81
Pguls church. Chestnut ,uil. 10y Che Sey;
rtEESgN ttlSLOp 20 JOHN DEXTER Me-
ILMENNN. IL
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-04-12
-prouOsed POwer Plants in Coal Fields

to to
the the
thue hgh-enson
mediate
this city, especially since the publication
Philadelphia Electric Company's report
many believed that little
along develop
may greater
pment o electric plants
is being shape these lines
with
for each
the through hauling
I'm itself be enough recommend the
sumption of coal the utilization
had the plan certain worked
the interest of economy.
On this subject Henry Dohcyty
letter
1T beyond increasing power can
met only by the centralaton
Industrial companies maintaining
he present situation 1t by Review
an exhaustive investigation subject stations
Of the country the power
me country street and nterurban transportation
/" per cent of the industrial workers
mention the shorthau they doing relieve the
"Suon
@ are furnishing large required
m purposes in addition stated
~ government demand touo
W the byproduct cokeovn remaining
% Oe supplied by tho artificial plants Of the
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-04-12
SPRING BESORTS
wERNERSNILIE, .

to st. Private baths. run.
WA'uf SO 90 ?" go NohN Chas. RuhrS.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-04-12
Business Career
of Peter Flint
A Story Of Salesmanship
by Harold Whitehead

Mr. Whitehead wW 0uSW,r BOpr business
.,'',' Se'S,,o"S on JuunJ. sruiHg. dcrClyt,rJ dig
,"lIt"bnttnt. ANE UDUr questions 90, uriH and
glrc an the facts. Yup,. correct ruul, u,ld
I1H dHdrcNS must De- signed ~ uN iaq,i '0,S.
,"vN' hhtth rr, anonymous. mast Ur IGNORED.
IuNrrrs tO technical questions IrIV br ,.ui
DU hdH pth'rS UN u, uuSrJr,d ~ This
'"iNgH ~, most bii'r,stuIy prpbIrIra Of
uyuWt'N ",N b. rUfgH into Toe stJrU OF
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-04-12

SAMUEL r.. husband Of Nipbgl Jones ssed
q. Relatives nnd friends, ulympig Lodge.
80. NJ * Of p. pbIploNes ~ Public Sery-
i,,, Railway Co. Riverside Div, Invited 10
funrral sun, 2 y. M. 81 nud HOLLY SITS,
p"auru. y. J. Int. odd Follows Gem,
Arizona republican., 1918-08-20
DON'T READ THIS

DUN T ItLAD THIS Unless you want to make money. 5room brick, new and modern, hard : wood floors, built-in features; also frame cottage in rear consisting of three rooms and screen porch, rented for ss. Brick should rent for s3O.00 Close to car and high school. Price only S9000. Terms S650 cash and $40 monthly.
 R. E. KALFUS,
 11S North First Ave dh
Arizona republican., 1918-08-20
AUCTION SALE


 TUESDAY. AUG. 20. On Lateral IS and Grand Canal, three and half miles south of Glendale, three quarters of a mile north of Cartwright, on the Dr. Hughes ranch.
 COMMENCING AT 10:3O O'CLOCK Having decided to lease my ranch, will sell at public sale all of my per sonal property. described as follows:
 so HEAD OF CATTLE Thirty wellmarked Holstein COWS, fresh and coming fresh.
 10 Head of good Durham cows 10 fine yearling up to two-year- old heifers.
 20 calves up to yearlings, steers and heifers.
 HEAD OF HORSES One team of bay geldins work horses weighing 2400 pounds; l team of good bay mares. weighing about 1900 lbs. each; 1 three-year- old bay Alley, HOO lbs; 1 COW pony. good saddle and big gray mule, weighing about 1850 lbs gray mule, weighing about 1850 lbs. IS hogs averaging 150 lbs. each.
 MACHINERY Two sulky blows, 1 disc gang plaw, hay rake, mowers, good farm wagons, ? harrows, 1 walking blow 1 fourhorse grain drill, hay derrick complete, IF horse gas engine, l four horse disc, bordering disc, harness for eight horses, complete set of small tools
 NEW EMPIRE MILKING MACHINE Engine and all equipment, s milk cans, buckets, etc.
 100 CHICKENS Mostly Rhode Island Reds.
 TERMS OF SALE All sums of s1O0 and under cash; over that amount a credit of six months will be given, purchaser giving approved ten per cent note. Two per cent off for cash. C. O. McMURTRY, Auctioneer.
 L. c. GALLAND, Clerk.
 J. T. ROGERS, Owner.
Arizona republican., 1918-08-20
For Sale-Real Estate

 10 ACRE RANCH, well improved, half mile west of city limits. Phone 125J2. ds
 FOR SALE
 160 acres, all in cotton, s30,000. One half crop goes with land. Class "A' water. s16,000 cash balance easy terms. The cotton crop going with this land ought to nearly cover the first payment.
 HOLMES WOOTON RANCH co.
 27 N. Central Ave. Phone 1922. If TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN That George J. Dowding, real estate salesman. is no longer connected with our company hence any business trans acted by him in the name of the firm, the company will not stand responsible for
 FRANK w. SHEDD co. If 10-ACRE RANCH. Phone 2R2. dg
Arizona republican., 1918-08-20
Miscellaneous

A TWO TON TRAILER will rent or buy. Union Auto Stage Co.,, 42 So Center ds
Arizona republican., 1918-08-20
Square Deals

A fine five-room brick with a fine screen porch, hardwood floors, strictly modern and fine lawn located near the capitol We will give you a good
 trade for your 10 or 20 acre tract if it is good.-7S.
 We have another extra good trade
 for a good ten or more acre tract, in a e-room brick. screen porches, built in features and strictly modern; To- cated less than block from the car line and right close in.-11. We have several leases to dispose of. one so for cotton next year. and d dandy at that.
 so acres of land with the cotton. and the cotton is good for bale or more to the acre: one-half the crop deliv- cred at the gin. all for s1S,000. $7000 cash The cotton will more than pay
 back your first payment and do it in 90 days.-74.
 List your property here if you wish to dispose of it.
 If you wish to sell your cotton. list
 with us. We sold q large field today,
 so that both parties are satisfied
 SALT RIVER VALLEY REALTY co. 1I West Adams. Phone 1897. if
Arizona republican., 1918-08-20

WANTED-5 peach packers by Wal ter Hill company, Second avenue and Jefferson. 1t
Arizona republican., 1918-08-20

S14 ACRES CLOSE TO CENTRAL AND OSBORN SCHOOL, 4-ROOM MODERN HOUSE, BATH, ETC, FENCED WITH 6 FOOT CHICKEN WIRE. LARGE BARN, FINE WELL. AND POWER PUMP. FRUIT TREES. MILO MAIZE, ETC. A GARDEN SPOT. TAKES ONLY s75O CASH DOWN. BALANCE MONTHLY, IF DESIRED.
 ACRES. RIGHT IN TOWN ON THOMAS ROAD. LARGE MODERN HOUSE, BARN, WELL. LOTS or SHADE, FINE ORCHARD, PEACHES PEARS, ALMONDS, FIGS. PLUMS. GRAPES AND BERRIES. ALSO ROSES AND OTHER FLOWERS. ONLY s4O0O. $500 DOWN, BALANCE LONG TIME.
 10 ACRES NEAR THE CAPITOL, ALL IN GOOD FEED CROP. COM PORTABLE HOUSE. CHICKEN COR RAJ. BEST OF FENCES, ETC. THE EXTRAORDINARY PRICE OF ONLY $2750 IS DUE TO OWNER HAVING; JUST BEEN OBLIGED TO GO TO THE EAST PERMANENTLY. s125O DOWN, BALANCE l AND YEARS. WILL BRING IN s100 A MONTH RENTED FOR STOCK.
 15 ACRES ON MCDOWELL ROAD. GOOD 5-ROOM HOUSE. BARN. FENCES; FIVE-ACRE ORCHARD AND 10 ACRES, IN FIRST CLASS STAND COTTON WHICH WILL ALONE HALF PAY THE PUR- CHASE PRICE. s7ooo. TERMS.
Arizona republican., 1918-08-20

FOR SALE-12h acres, all Al land. now in cotton. Will sell land at $200 per acre. Crop now on place will show you the land is first class. This is a bargain.
 BROUGHT & WILLARD
 Phone 1853. 130 N. Central Ave. db
Arizona republican., 1918-08-20
WanIed-Help, Male

WANTED SALESMEN-For Phoe- nix and vicinity to call on the grocery
 confectionery and cigar trade. Salary and commission. Apply 314 West Washington St. dd
Arizona republican., 1918-08-20
For Sale-Live, Stock

1 TEAM 5-year-old geldings and
 weigh about 2000 lbs. F mile north Alhambra Brick yards. Phone 17J2.
Arizona republican., 1918-08-20
Wanted Situation Male

WANTED-Position by thoroughly experienced bookkeeper and stenogra- pner; fast in work and accurate: mar rled If you need good man, give me an interview. Address Box TOP Re publican. dd
 HOmE FOR A BOY on ranch, who can do chores to pay his board. Phone .a0. ds
 WANTED-Work by husny young man, willing to work; is support of mother and must have work. Call 1903 West Washington St. ds
 YOUNG MAN. tubercular. wishes light work. Box 35P. Republican. ak
Arizona republican., 1918-08-20
F @r@ul@@lae
 M@@l@r Co.
MY LOSS
J21 North Central Avenue

Am leaving Phoenix in one week so must sacrifice my passenger car
 Electric lights and starter. new top and seat covers. Will furnish bill of sale, etc. sSoo.0o will buy. Can be seen at the De Jong's repair garage in back of sos N. lst St. for next three or four days If
Arizona republican., 1918-08-20
Auctions
AUCTION!
C IT pRTCE Auctioneor

.. IT. FEINE, NuCUOneCr
 Sales conducted anywhere. regular sales Wednesdays and Saturdays. If you wish to sell. will pay cash or com mission. 1st Ave and Jefferson. Phone 3092 ak
Arizona republican., 1918-08-20
For Sale-Houses

MODERN eight room home for sale
 321 West Portland. Phone 1889. dd
 FOR SALE-5 room house and bath. all modern. lots of shade and a garage, close tn, all for $500 with small pay ment. Bolin Realty Co.,, 119 N End Ave- Phone 41OS ,lc
Arizona republican., 1918-08-20
R. E. KALFUS, 11S North First Ave.
KENILWORTH

kENILWORTH
 We have an almost new two story house for sale. On the first floor there are living room,- dining room. den. two bedrooms, and two screen porches, bath room and kitchen. upstairs there are two bedrooms and two large screen porches. There is large basement with furnace. The price on this mansion is only $500 and 5000 cash will handle. We might consider taking a fiye-room modern house in good location in trade.
 HERBERT s. PRINCE,
 II West Adams. It FOR SALE-At once. corner house and lot. 1901 West Jackson street, by owner on account of eoinn oaS+ dd
Arizona republican., 1918-08-20
For Sale-Eggs and Poultry
For Sale or Exchange

WILL TRADE s3O0O equity in Pasa dena, Cal. income property for auto. Call 115J3 or write John Parker. La Veen stage dl
Arizona republican., 1918-08-20

FLORIDA acreage and lots: Oregon timber goat ranch for Salt River val ley or Phoenix. owners only. B. w.. Heberling. Phoenix. dg
Arizona republican., 1918-08-20
BIG VALUES IN LITTLE PROPERTIES

ONE ACRE, GOOD LITTLE HOUSE. NEAR CAR LINE, ALL PAIGE FENCED, ONLY S115O. 5000 DOWN. BALANCE $20 MONTHLY.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-01-30

many against which the United states
Ia now at war
Touching the deeper c@sssos of the
war. an affecting the United States and
other nations. President Judson holds
Germany an enemy Of the world by
reason OF its controlling forces, the
pirat1cel aims OF those Tcroes, and the
meth DDS by which til gnperfal gov
ernrAanf socks to attain these ends, he
declares the responsible contrcflirg
forosa to be % the autocrat!c gov
eminent of the en- pire against which
the masses are very nearly helpless:
(2) the Prusslan military caste. so
arrogant, exclusive, and determined
on domination that il goes far TO make
and keep Germany a. bitter anegny to
free democratic institutions through all
the world: (S) the system Of those
who direct the manufacturing and
comm erc4ai life OF the German EN-
pire, determined 20 spread their snSe%-
prlses by force wherever competition
in Itself not sufficient: a. the pan
German organizations, In reality voio-
ing the deliberate imperial plan, and
(S) "a strange philosophy of the state
whereby there 10 no law Of right but
that Of power. Il the state ts q party"
Ethics N Germany" he asserts, Jap
parensly appfies, II at all. only az be-
tween individuals. The state ia not
bound by any standard but It's own
advantage"