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La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-03-06
Sc snb|ev5j Ia y~lIarnici6n carFaG-
eista dc Fl sallz, chihuahua
Tai dijcse en- Ia eiudad
de FL Paso, Texas
e. consul easTancissa, sin
embargo, Eeg5 cue
hubieFa oGuffido

Ell PASO, Tex, Mario 3.-Ayer,
en- los circulos todos de esta ciudad Sc
hahl6 con mucha insistencia de una
rebellion ocurrida antier en- n de
los pueblos del Estado de chihuahua,
donGe una guarnicion completa Sc
Ievanto en- contra ell goblerno
de C~arranza, de5contenta por Ia 1alta
de pages de sus "haberes'.
e. lugar donda Sc dice ocurrio tai
sub!evaci6n es la estaci6n del Sauz,
~ "a guarnicion que sc rebelo, segun
IL especie que circula, eStaba manda-
la Dor eli general Cavazos.
Como con % propalacion de esta
noticia coincidiera ei que Sc iEte-
rrum?ieran de pronto las comunica-
clones feTrocarrileras y telegraficas
entire Ciudad yuareZ y Ia capital de
Chihuahua, esta circumstances vino
a darle fuerza a Ia especie, hacien-
dola aparecer como v~erdadera.
Sin embargo, horas deSpues Ia CO.
municaci0n telegrafica volvio q estar
en- corricnte V Ell Quartet general ca
rrarcista estab!ecido en- Ia vcciaa
plaza, no recibi6 niagin aviso de
~suhlevaci6n ha6iGo en- territorio de
chihuahua.
En- cI Consulate Mexicaro de esta
ciudad. dCude algunas personals fac
ron en- busca de informaciones re!a-
tiTas al asunto, Sc declare enfatica-
mcnte qre Ia especia era absolute
mente fa!sa.
Sc taman precaucicncs en- IL nargen
del Bravo.
Las autoriiades de Ciudad Juarez,
con motive de los tiroteos que he ha-
Dido uitimamente entire soldadOs a.
mericanoS V contrabandistas meXica-
nos a traves del Bravo, ha resuelto
| haccr mas active eli scrVicio de vigi-
laacia que sc viene prGcticando en-
la margcn mcx:cana dc! refcT:do RIO.
y ii efecto han dispucsto gu" e.
crcgpo 4! que e>ti encomendada tai
! v~ieilancia sea reforzado por dos COM
paHias De dragones que ac&ban de
| !lagaT 4 Il ciadad de Chihuahua.
IL mismc tempo. Ia refecida jefa-
trra de ha hecho saber q los
zoldados mcxicanos que cuban Ia il
,, rca djyisoria, que en- ningdn cast de-
Ten hacerse completes de los indivi-
! dues one sc dedican a pasar mercan-
! cia5 americans dc contrabando, puc5
SC han tcniGo noticias de que suelcn
hacerse dc Ia vista gorda cuando Sc
(Pasa a ia ga. Par. Col. "a
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-03-06
NUEvos TRABAJos MILITARES,

Sc ha anuncia&o que Ell Ia pr5Xima
semana Sc emnrerderan aigUnos tr2-
bajcs de anpiiaci6a ea e! Campo
Kelley. para poder contener q los
dicciSiete nil recEutas que vendran
a San Antonio como segundo contin-
genie de, llamado 4 las III que Sc
hizo a los hijos de este pals, para
luchar contra AleTnania.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-03-06

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moses uuTthr">.
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uu,.fro< d. Erg.4,ir"ma-. a yuplld de
ru.rru. uue>'rD complete calalGgO ma
fri-iorHi3 ruH ,~.rsgrlPCIuGeS driSllnta>.
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NE- Is Logtn"~. srlurG> >rlur:sJS
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-lu-~ vt.sls> G. uu;arn2D!v> a~HicccicH-
'e-. ggiy-e> tr~sEu ra-uU;gAr an huGra-
ia Y bUeg "S9u>O. Ii. IHir,iy e>crtbiE-
le d,rgriEul-a;r y cuaiUiI!cra lie elias
Y cgclraer uu mai-ifagnio iel!z en-
r0Fso tempo. SOIOS dIgnOS dc con-
raaz3 ' nos GrdiCamOS a IN negoclO
h0nradO Y liCItO. No peTmita, pueS,
cue IL IeUGeuG SJwa de IN dollar este
de p0r medic entire Ia. : III muy pO-
SlbIa FEIIIIpAp MATRIMONIAL.
Escr.bG hoy n.>E,a 81
RELIANCE CItG.
Box @15- Los Angeles. Gal.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-03-06

Immigration les acus6 de haber pc
retrado furtiramente IN tcrritorlo
dc los Estados Unidos y cntoNces Tue
ron rcc,uidos en- Ia, c&rcel, Ell donde
cstayieron hasta "a tarde del dia pri-
nero de los corrienteS, IN que, como
queda dicho, obt9vieron Ia gracia de
81 libertad bajo protesta, gracia que,
scgtin Sc nos informa. fue gestlona-
da directamenta con Washington por
los defensores de los acasados.
...EPezo 81 caTraval.
Aver. en- eli parQue Washington de
csta ciudad Sc inauguraron las ticstas
dc! CARNIVAL cue cada ano celebran
con TODD lucimiento en- esta cludad.
Dichas fiestas consisten en- Ell esta-
blsciriento dc t6mbolas. en- carpaS
~ssnec:alas, cxhibici0n de f~ierras, fe-
'mGmenos humaHos Y otras cos2s, Y
en- juegos que dan a los ~jugado-cs
prerlios de mas o c n costo : gus
to. por POGO dinero.
La plaza ~ocurada por tales jnegcs
u Giv2rsiones, sc vi6 may concurrida,
no obstante a Ia pob!aci0n a~traviesa
nor una situacion finaHcicra dificil.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-03-06

porcionara eiemeatos de vida a mu-
choS miilares de fam;liaS.
e. ferrocarril San Diego = A-izo-
ma. extsndera sus redes hast& los te-
rrenos que ocupara dicho sindicato,
% Que da Una idea de ID magnitud
de l. uacients empresa.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-09-26
Doom of Turks in Palestine Sealed
AS Allenby's Men Continue Pursuit;
Loyal Arabs Cut Off Nablus Forces
Germans Make Repeated and Desper-
ate Efforts to Break Throug h Closing
Lines of Allies on Western Front.
Heavy Losses Sustained in Vain At
tacks to Regain Lost Ground on the
Athletic.

London, Sept. 25-Along 15o-mie front in Macedonia
allied forces under command of General DEsperey
pursuing the routed armies of the Bugarans German rein
the aid of King Ferdnands forces In the
eleventh hour have failed to stem the advancing tide.
The Bugars and their German auxiaries are fleeing in
disorder Allied cavalry has split the retreatng foes forces
several separate groups disaster similar to that which
the Turks in Palestine faces the Bulgarians
Velo vital point the UskubSaonica railway, is with
in the grasp of the allied forces.
On the left of the allied attacking front the Italians thrust
pncer into the Bulgarian right and virtually cut off the
of King Ferdnand troops pushing the Bugars back to
the Albanian frontier The heights between Monastr and
Trlep in Italian hands
Prilep itself which the main base of the beaten Bul
armies has been passed by the allies Far to the north
and northwest Serbian and French cavalry has trapped the
fleeing foe.
The Busarans put up stubborn resistance against the
British and Greeks advancing Srumnltza but there
the allies advance continues
The doom of the Turkish armies in Palestine is sealed
Forty thousand prisoners and 265 guns have been counted
far.
Along the whole line of the Ottoman retreat General Sir
Edmund Aenbys forces hard the heels of the fleeing
Turks.
To of Jordan Arab tribesmen loyal to the British,
and animated by intense hatred of the Turks cutting off the
last of escape of what remains of the Sultans Nabus
forces
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-09-26
Students Crowd
College Courses

Richmond college opened rs res
ceive Tnayrtcuintrs yesterday All day
long TIA late in the evening The cleri-
cal force OF the institution was busily
engaged i'm handling the line OF can
,iidates for the school years cur
riculum.
The military features If the college
crested under the aaspiees .ef fhe
government ia the esta btshment of Il
students army training corps have
attracted an unusually large number
for the new college year
The day closed with many on hand
not accommodated for the first day.
The applicants viii he listed as fast
a. The secretary of the college and his
assistants can complete the necess ery
details.
More tedious than all is the assign
mcnt OF prospective students 10 the
various studies. In every case the
teacher Is com PEELED 10 examine the
candidate with reasonable caution AS
To htneSs in order 10 avoid misplace
ment.
While the work Of the institution
has actually begun. the formal open
in.; Will not take place till October /,
and It is expected that the entire
tirne perior 10 that date Will he CON
sumed in perfectng the necessary
prelim inarics for actual class work
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-09-26
WOUNDED MAN SCATTTRS
SNTPERS WITH GRENADE


At the British Front. Sept 35.-It
falls TO the lot Of few men to deal
vengeance with the ewiftness and
thoroughness with which a certain
Canadian corporal got hts man.
The corporal while leading hts squad
in an attack was wounded in the ~
He dropped, but kept on directing h1u
men. He told them to push on, and
hey did.
He tried to stand up. but was hit
n second time, this time in tho arm.
by the same German sniper. Ha
rolled into n shell hole. BY chance
he saw that the crater was connected
with a trench which led to the rear
Iof the German sniper.
Suffering terrible pain and losing
blood constantly, he crawied along
the trench bottom and finally, unob-
served, reached point thirty feet
who had his rifle cooked waiting for
his supposed victim to show hinsak
again in the crater.
Let the corporal himself fin1sh the
story:
by good fortune had . hand
bomb in my pocket There was Fritz
squatted behind the fragment Of :
stone war--a nice place altar wing
ing me twice. I flung the bomb u
him. and. as the aviators say, It was
direct hit ! crawied over to 80
if I could get a souvenir. ! found
the German had been blown TO atou3A
The only thing I was able TO md wAe
an old silver watch and q jAck-k011a.
The bomb had made mtncemeat ~
him. VI
Man, but that was a pretty usf3o
curve trench, Without II would
have been helpless. couldn't havo
given him his medicine and couldn't
have saved myself"
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-09-26
BULGARS STILL FLEE ON FRONT EXTENDING $50 MILES
RENFORCEMENTS FAIL TO ARRIVE IN TIME TO HELP
BRITISH AND FRENCH TIGHTEN PNCERS ON ST. QUENTIN
POOLE
Is SAFE IN STOCKHOLM

Washington, September 25.-De-
Witt G. Poole. American consul at
Moscow. has arrived safely in
Stockholm. and by tomorrow the
state department hopes to he in
receipt of full account of his
experience I'm Russia. He l. now
free of the Bolshcsik influence and
the tcrroristic policies of its lead
ers: therefore. he is expected to
give n complete recital of the hor-
rur.s nc witnessed.
The work done by Mr.. Poole and
his courage in remaining AT hts
post until ordered to leave Is deep
~ appreciated by the state depart
fnCnt.
The only news received from
Russia today by the department
was word that the Archangel gov
crnnent had notified the Pan-Rus-
sian conference now in session at
TIA of its agreement to restore the
constituent assembly as the gov
crnipg body. All Russian factions
save the Bolsheviki are In session
ut Ufa. and officials believe the
outgrowth of the session may bc
- restoration of II strong govern
rnent in Russia. inasmuch as the
Siberian dunaa and the government
at Onsk have signiticd their ac-
ccptanCe of the plan.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-09-26
vIRGISIA's HONOR ROLL.

The list of casualties sent out by
the war department for publication
this morning includes the following
Virginians;
Lieutenant Claude r Cammer;
relative. c. a. Cammer; Mount Will
liams. Va, wounded severely.
Private william l. Jenkins; rela-
tive, Mrs. Annie Jenkins; Rena, Va !.
wounded severely.
, Lieutenant Alfred r. Harvey;
relative. Lewis Harvey; Box l3s.
Radford. Va; killed in action.
s. Private Felix Longdale Banton:
relative. Alex. Bsnton; Madison
Heights. Va; killed in action,
- Private Dave L. Farmer; rela-
five, Jackson Farmer; Carterton.
Va, killed in action,
Private John A. Jennings: rela-
tive, William NJ. Jennings; Mead
willie, Va; killed in action.
Private Martin Johnson; relative,
William Johnson; Brookneal Va.
killed in action.
y Private Elijah Minnick; relative.
william r. Minnick; Dayton. Va;
killed In action
- Private Abb Camden: relative.
Mrs. Nellie Camden: r. F. -. MOI
Glasgow. Va; died from wounds.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-09-26
LIBERTY QUOTAS
ARE ANNOUNCED
Virginia s Apportionment Near
$64, 900, 900; Richmond's
Nearly $2o,000,000.
BIG DAY FOR SATURDAY
Hon. Carter Glass Will Address
People in City Auditorium
October ,. Where Mass
Meeting Will Be Held.

George !. Seay, governor of the
Federal Reserve Bank Of Richmond,
announced yesterday the official al
lotments of fifth Liberty loan bonds
for the district for the various States
combining the district and for Rich
mond eity.
The apportionmeut OF the various
states of the district are som ewhat
different from those heretofore neads
in previous bond sales. The admins
tration has revised somewhat the
varying ratios Of the States in the
district and also OF the various dis
tricts In the country.
This was done largely because of
the vast sums OF money the govern
ment spends for war work in some
States, while in other States but
small expenditures mparatively are
made. The fifth district is 10 bear
slightly heavier burden than here
tofore in comparison with her former
ratio, And NirGinia's per cent of the
district Is. slightly increased for the
same reason
Two hundred and eighty million
dollars
NTH Federal district. and Of this
amount s63,aS0.o0 has been allotted
In Virginia The dt44srs States form
Ing the district are allotted as follows:
District Of Columbia So 60S000.
Maryland. $50 tso 0o0 West Virginia,
s33 $50 600, North Carolina. s3s 900
zoe. and South Carolina s3245 600.
The same rule which was used
heretofore IN making the allotment
Of the various States SO far as related
to handling resources prevailed In
this apportionment with the excep-
ton OF the additional consideration
given 10 the government unusual
expenditures in certain localities,
which. OF course, affects the ability
Of the citizens 10 buy bonds,
Richmond's Allotment
The amount allotted 70 the city OF
Richmond is slq--1s7 geo. which Is
more than 81 see GOO more than the
apportionment Of the second liberty
loan. which was the highest till the
NTH.
In this drive Richmond went over
the top" ny an excess of s5.55S, zoe
and rounded M the sum Of $4,000
000 This. il will be observed, is only
s66.900 short Of the required sum for
the NTH loan
Tire headquarters OF the Richmond
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-09-26
Suffrage Women
Expect Victory
senate Is to Vote Today on Submission
of Amendment to Federal Consti-
tution--Approved by House.

Washington. Sept. rs. - Suffrage
leaders. both in and out of Con gress
are extremely confident that they will
win their long deferred victory in the
Senate when the Susan B. Anthony
amendment is called up for action to-
morrow.
a poll Of the Senate today made by
senators who favor the amendment
is said 10 make certain that the re-
quired votes will be cast for the
amendment The final roll call prob
ably will be taken late in the day,
Senator Jones. OF New Mexico,
chairman OF the committee on suf-
frage, who will have charge Of the
measure, refrained from making any
positive prediction as to the result.
He believes, however. that victory
will he won
Senator Curtis. of Kansas. the re
publican whip. who is cooperating
with senator Jones in the manage
ment Of the fight. also believes the
roll ca}l VIII show the required ma
Jority in favor Of the amendment
In preparation for tomorrows bat
tie both organizations Of women were
busy today LOBBYISTS for and against
suffrage sweeping down upon the sem
ator. in their offices in great mum
beers.
A delegation OF suffrage women
headed by Mrs Carrie Chapman Gait,
called first upon Vice. President Mar
shall ana left with him a statement
showing The extent to which the
amendment has been favored by party
ORGANIZATIONS and state legislatures.
Later they called upon Individual SEN
ators ia their otfices and presented
the same arguments Mrs. Cats
escort Included women from every
state IN The union.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-09-26

they were roaring lions Now they
are mere rabbits.
by pushing further the wedge al
ready driven through by the Serbian
army the allies Will command the
Berlin to- Bagdad railroad and there
by seal The fate of Turkey.
Dciiverance for Serbs.
This new offensive Will accom-
plish The collapse of the entire Ger
man scheme IA Sent ffeastern Europe
and the deliverance of twelve mill
hons of Serbs in Austria. Bosnia. Her.
zegovinia. Croatia, Corinthia. Monte
negro. Serbia and elsewhere,
The Bulgarians have boosted that
they are the 'Prussians of the Bal
kans. Before long they will be wish
ing that the other peoples of the
earth would forget they ever said it.
"Bulgarians are more heinous than
Turks. Bulgarians are barbarous,
treacherous and so depraved that
words fail me. | cannot adequately
describe them.
There are eleven political parties
in Bulgaria and there are persona.
feuds between the rival leaders.
Let Them Stew"
1T would be false political move
for the allies TO help or throw in
with any of those eleven parties. But
there is great danger of that happen
ing. Let them stew in their own
juice Let them fight it out among
themselves. Anarchy will reign in
Bulgaria but that ultimately will be
for The benefit of the rest of Europe.
Those that talk about union of
Balkan states do not understa nd.
There cannot be union between
Serbia and Bulgaria any more than
between France and Prt,sSis.------
The Austrian empire is doomed.
1t will fall apart. It has been held
together only by the masses ignor-
antly bowling to the divine right OF
the house of Hapsburg to rule as
despots AS the enlightened world
no longer believes in such divine
right" there is nothing left but a
mere skeleton.
The splendid advance achieved by
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-09-26
WRITTEN AGREEMENT TO WED
RESULTS IN $4,000 SUIT

Syracuse. n. y. Sept. 25.--It is
worth exactly $4,000 to wait over n
year for ones fiance to fulfill his
promise to marry TO suffer from the
jibes and laughter OF ones friends and
be Inundated by their taunts. accord
ing to Mrs. Inez- A. Burlingamc, a
wealthy and handsome widow Of SYRIA
cuse. who has just brought suit against
Phincas l.. Ashley, Of Batavia. The
widow said they made written agree
ment that three years should elapsc
between engagement and marriage
/ hut that Ashicys ardof appeared. to
cool long before the time set for final
; ~ fixing the date.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-09-26
COUNTRY CLUB CADDY
SUSPECTED OF MURDER

L.aporte, Ind. Sept, 25.--Harold
Huber fifteen years old. of Detroit "A
caddy at the I.aporte Country club.
Is being held under $40. 200 bond at
the county Jail charged with grand
larceny. He also is suspected of the
murder of Frank Wolfe, sixty years
old. husband of the club cateress.
The police say he has confessed to
robbery but denies all knowledge OF
how Wolfe met his death.
Wolfe was shot through The head
last night while supposedly alone with
Huber in the club house. Physicians
say the wound could not have been
self inflicted.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-09-26
MAYOR INTERVIEWS IN
HIGH SCHOOL STRIKE

Hartford. Conn, Sept 25,~~Striking
boy and girl high school pupils. in
creased in mum bers to $500, became so
turbulent today that Mayor kinsella
agreed to take up with the high school
committee OF the board of education
the strikers claim that the rule pre-
venting their goir., Hume at the noon
recess is an unnecessary hardship
The students agreed to return to
their classes tomorrow. when Mayor
k.nsella said he would see what be
could do to have the rule modifie l.
The students. through committee.
asked that the recess be shortened and
the dismissal hou- be made earlier
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-09-26
National Union Of 100000 Serbs
Is Vision of Consul General Pupin
Believes Anarchy Will Engu Bulgaria and Suggests That
Hostile Factions Be Left Stew In Their Own Juice -
Expects Dsntegraton of So called Austrian Empire
Conglomerate of Unfriendly Races

New York, Sept. 25.-Four main
results from the new great offensive
against Bulgaria and Austria were
predicted today by Professor NJ.
Pupin. OF Columbia university. Ser.
hian consul general and a recognized
authority on Balkan political condi-
tions and probabilities, They are;
l. Intcrnecine devastation and
strife. merging into anarchy
within bulgaria which. lie be-
lives, should be left for while
To- stew in It's own juice"
- Great expansion of Serbia as
n national nnien, to include the
territory in which dwell seven
millions of Serbian peoples virtu-
ally held in feudal bondage by
German Austria.
3. Disintrcgation and collapse
Of what Is known as the Austrian
empire.
T. a thanking drive to the Black
sea. thereby cutting of and
compelling surrender of Con-
stantinopie, with utter defeat of
the Turkish Bulgarian German
armies In Asia Minor.
The war viii be won next year By
sweeping victories of the allies, Pro
fessor Pupin says. 1t will all be over
before second Christmas comes and
peace viii be dictated in Berlin, he
believes,
Professor Pupin has great faith ir
Field Marshal Mischitch, the Serbian
commander. who repulsed the Aus.
trians in November four years age
and who, he says. now is command
ing well-eauipped and seasoned
army of 10000 Serbians. These
troops are not excelled as mountain
fighters, according to Professor Pu-
pin. and he is confident that they
know every inch of the terrain over
which they are advancing into the
heart of the Bulgarian forces. Hs
intimated that in addition to the
known Italian advance on the lief
against the Austrians there has beer
a greater forward movement by Brit.
ish and Greeks on the right.
Then" said Professor Pupfn. "tht
effect on the morale of the German.
will be valuable, Two months age
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-09-26
VETERANS AT TULSA
PLEDGE AID IN WAR

Tulsa, Okla, Sept 25.-~Confeder-
ate veterans assembled here for the
twenty eighth annual encampment to-
day pledged every effort toward help
ing win the war. The administration s
policies were unanimously endorsed.
Judge c. r. Stuart. of Oklahoma
City. comrlimented the veterans upon
their spirit The entire nation" he
said. could well emulate the spirit
of the SOUTH He added that such
patriotism as has been shown in Dixie
is the material with which wars are
won.
The election OF General X NJ. Van
Zandt as commander seems assured.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-09-26

On the west front the French and
British made new important strides
toward the enlightenment OF St Quen-
tin the central bulwark OF the whole
HindenhurG line. Selency. two miles
north of the bastion, is In British
hands. The number OF prisoners
taken by the allies since yesterday APP
Droaches the 1000 mark
The Germans made desperate At
temrts throughout the day to shake
off the British and French grips On
the approaches to st. Quentin. but
failed everywhere
Between the Aisne and the Athletic
the Germans likewise attacked with
Jury. but gained nothing. They suf-
fered heavy losses in their vain at
tempts to wrest from the French IL
ground lost in the last few days.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-09-26
SCARCITY OF FOOD
UNDERM|NES HUNS
Letters Taken from Prisoners
Show Discomfort Among
Civilians and Soldiers.
DIsTRUsT FOR LEADERS
Fighting Man Prefers TO Be
heve Communiques of En-
tente and Tells of Great
Losses Sustained.

London Sept. 25.--Scarcity of food
and raiment in Germany has the Teu-
IONS near the breaking point. accord :
ing to letters taken from German
prisoners by one OF the French arm
les and now pahi5sfyrd here One SOL
tifer wishes our fellow -countryrnen
could see our WEAKNESS" while an
other wishes the cursed show would
soon come To an end" A third de-
clares he trusts the communicates OF
the enemy rather than those OF his
own countrymen
One German woman, writing to her
husband at the front complains that
their children have to be sent fasting
20 school.
From an officer in Belgium comes
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-09-26
LETS GLOOMY HEINIE
BEAT IT, FOR HO40&

At the British Front. Sept 34y-
British officers are telling q story
about a ianky. good-natured Ans
tralian who brought In band ~
prisoners. He, noticed all were haD-
Ply but one. He told q prisoner Who
spoke English to ask the sn11ea
"Heinie" what he was Grouchy ahouE
The solemn one said ~ vaa 49,
because he was to 60 - -lnAyo14