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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-12-02
FORMER EMPEROR SEEKS
TO ST 1IFT BL AME FOR WAR,
Declares He Was Sent to Norway During Last Weeks
Prior to Outbreak of Hostilities, and Affairs
We're Handled by Others.

turned ut once tc the security of Nor
wcstau harborS. Later il would not
have been possible for them to do So
DECLARES HE MERELY
ORDEillID TROOPS TO nf READY
The Emperor then mentioned dccla-
ratonS OF General w. \. Soukhomlinoir
Russian Minister of War. during the
Investigations which occurred after
wards. which lie later altered to the
statement that he had not ordered real
mobtlizatton, but only readiness for
mobilization. The Emperor, however,
INSISTED on the correctness Of the first
declaration. according to which the
Gar had been induced by the Kaiser
10 recall his order for mobilization. lie
declared that General Nicholas Janus
chkevitrh. chief OF tho Russian inn
pcrial stan. deceived the Car. and
the order WAS carried out in spite Of
him This mobilization, the Kaiser
would have il. was the final reason
for the war.
The Russian war party ut the
court" the Kaiser continued, had ar
ready. IN the spring OF 1914. compelled
the car to make preparations for war.
From That time Siberian regiments
were gradually drawn westward. They
were told that mancuvcrS were the
reason for these movements. and thus
they marched OF 20 the Nolga River
reached Nilra, wherc they we're sud
denly handed out loaded cartridges and
told that they were now going TO fight
in earnest
I'm fact" said the Kaiser In ending
the interview. Russian troops we're
already over our frontier before war
was declared"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-12-02
NATION IN GRAVE DANGER,
DECLARES LABOR LEADER
samuel Gompcrs sny> Workers VIII
sec 10 IL Tint Excellent LAWS
Ncnain Hooks.
10y Associated press.l


NEW YORK. December 1.-The ma
ton Is IN Graver danger now than at
any time during; The w.lr. because peaCc
conferences are not always dominated
by spirit Of justice and dcmocracy
declared samuel GOmpcrs. president - :
the american Federation OF Labor. i'm
an address here Tonight ut Jubilee"
meeting OF the American Alliance for
i.anor AND Democracy.
II had occurred before. he said ,ha,
people who had secured n certain
amount OF freedom in their own coun-
tries were forced 70 yield. or yielded
Voluntarily. these rights at the peace
Table.
lie asserted that when the Senate
ratiics = treaty with another country.
provisions OF such treaty become :,
supreme Jaw. and SAID mat the work
c"tded IN getting some excellent laws
on the statute BOOKS would see 70 IL
That none OF these ri:hta were taken
away AZ the peace conference.
II say with full knowledge Of the
responsibility which my words carry"
continued Mr.. GomperS, that the work
ms people OF the United states viii
resist and maxi" any sacrifice which
may be necessary 10 prevent the in
dUStriai baron from riding on horse
back over the mass .! tho people"
Mr.. Gompt!s asserted thai $, month
ai'sr labor had pledged itself 10 sup
ing the trying spring " 1917. PreSi-
dent Wilson had declared way on Ger
many. THIS pledge. MIR. Cicmpers de-
clared. haC been rep, by .bor. which
was now determined 10 demand its
rights.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-12-02
AMERICANS IN FIGHT
Nrmed Force I'm Russia Encounters
Larger Army or BOisheyik Cav
airy and Infantry.

ARClIANGEI, December It'll.
Russo American forces. continuine
'he!r advance up the Pinega River
over Ice and snow covered roads. have
captured the town IF Earpagorskci
!2p miles from rincga after night
With the E"lshev!ki This place. since
me Organization OF tn. new govern
iIeht OF Archange!, was Il Russo allied
provision depot, hut Ii vas raided and
captured ~ the BolSheviki, and since
then had been the scene of much par
tsan nghlinE.
\ pa.ro! Of seventy Americans
scouting Yesterday along the Var
River, south OF Shenkursk, encoun-
iered tcnfold superior force Of the
bt'shcEiNh including cavalry and IN
f"ntry. with many macninc guns. The
americans were surrounded bu.
i"uSht th"iE way out. lns!ug lIeutcn-
ant and twelve men killed.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-12-02
Kurt Eisner Hates
Entire Hun Theory
110enty Years Ago He
Criticized PoaUers and
Spent Months IN Juil.
BY Il. &. FITZIIAMON.

LONDON. December IA British
diplomat OF tho old school gives Il
clever sidelight on the newest COM
handing figure amid the wreckage OF
me ne Germam empire-Kurt Eisner, the
Bararian Prime Minister. I'm CHI
nr0ther or cousin who bore Il close
racial resemblance to liindenburg. lie
was once chief wine steward at this
h hl ariStocratic club in Berlin. where
ne iced champagne for Won Moltkc and
served lSirSchwasser for Bismarck
prior to cmigrating TO the Unitcd
But the new strong man Of Bavaria
Is quite different type. lie is "A red
headed. dishevelcd looking Socialist Of
eM.reme views, of great personal cour.
mind As Journalist and public
speaker in years gone by he won fame
tem nusf fo MS Ca Sanstlc comments and con,
and Keen wi;ticism about the famous
me und Gott' stuff.
ror many years he was Il familiar
the Bohemian cafes of Munich. where
Such man is always surei of an an
preciativc audience.
Anti Hohenzollcrn TO the core, he
was imprisoned during the war for
able criticism OF the Kaiser. the crown
prince and cX-Chanccllor Won Beta
nn-ioliweg. for the latter's mis-
judgments of other nations. particu-
larly America.
''Eisner hates Kaserism. and more
man twenty years ago he was i'm.
prisonch for ten months for lcsc
majesty contained In an~attack on the
kntser published by the Frankfurtor
IcitunP.
He has never forgiven tho inner
ialists for that and in the days when
Simpiicissimus used to deride Wilhelm
understood to be inspiring many of
these attacks.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-12-02
NO POLITICAL IMPORT IN
LONDON CONFERENCE
French Writer Points out That Glenn
cuCcau Is Accompanied hy
Marshal Foci.

I'NEtIS. hccembcr In AN article
Of the nEhl!caiion At re present mo-
meat o! the German Euprror's abdi-
cation Jctn iicTocitc. political editor
age.
More than ever It is possible Ger
MANY Is preparing = surprise for us
More than ever must Franccc rcnain
in close union with her companions in
arms.
Iiut this union. tn be cniracious.
must be general. II is not only the
EuroDean allies which must remain
hand ~ hand III. help OF the United
states. which WAS decisive in The lat
c!sive in preparing for peace
Nothing can be done which binds
the future before thc arrival in Eu-
rope ct President Wilson. The con
versa atoms which are now going OF, il.
London hav" no diplomatic chNract r
~ IS f"ch. no; pIchon (roreign Min
isio") who accompanies Premier Glenn
enceau."
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-12-02
HOPES TO DEMOBlLizE
1000 AT CAMP MEADE
NirSinianr VIII he Among Those
Who VIII Start for
lNY Associated press-l

CAMP MEADE, MD, December l.
MAJOR Frank r. Mcnnaman, the camp
personnel officer has ambitious plans
!Ir me mastering out of the men at
ms camp who were not n mar, of the
i-aiaycttc Division. To summarize al
l,"ns, par, Of these plans. he hopes 10
"isnharSe during the present week at
least Zoo men: TO complc;. the de-
mobilization OF the FIVE companies Of
coast artillery Of the Virginia National
'tch:h by Tuesday afternoon: 20 com
pet" the demo ton of the dcvclor-
ncHt baitalions; that H. to muster out
-Ais week all mon in these units who
are 10 be release! at this time and 70
begin the heIno biiiZa;ion Of the Elev-
rHth Artillery brigade and other artil-
.erE units On December 6.
The major viii Tomorrow morning
star approximately $50 men in the
ueE"lprmcnt battalions on their way
hOucWard
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-12-02
DEMAND RIGID RULES
hr"h or ApproNima.cly 81 on hale OF
cotton trHStalIiIc> in EGort
10 Obtain Laws.

Tl.AETA. GA. December
Cnarics j. Brand. head OF In. Fed
nians Immediate action :or :, ,norc
rigid regulation Of short selling on
the New York and New Orleans ca,
IN exchanges. according 70 q state
'irnt made public here tonight IN.
j. j. Hrown president of the co.,r~
states advisory marketing hoard Mo-.
f!Sid requirements q; delivery also
III ID" demanded, .he statement sqiH
The drop OF approximately. : :,
"a!c IN cotton Saturday was wlih.,,,.
reason and cannot bc explained rs a
Snit or Legitimate trading on tn. ha-
10 Nc Browns statement, ana Officers
81 the marketing board to-day ASKED
MI lranh that some corrective ac-
Ton be taken by tho governmental
agency, which is held 10 be in n no.
HIttOM 10 remedy lhe trOnhlem
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-12-02
PUBLIC HEALTH NURSES
TO CALL ON EVERYBODY
Plnns VIII Tie Discussed for Giving
Free Professional Advice 10
Every Ono.

=" NSii1NGTON, December 1.---Plans
~ winch every citizen of the United
states VIII receive regular visits from
q public health nurse and free pro.
'"ssionai advice 10 make for Il 100 ncr
cent efficiency America will be dis
called to meet in Chicago on Deem
Der II by Miss Marv Beard president
and Miss Ella Phillips Crandail ex-
"cutiNe secrctrrv Of the National AS
Socihtion tor Public Health Nursing.
This VIII be one Of series OF ,hre"
important health conferences to ha held
in Chicago about tina; time. The .Am.ri-
can Public Health Association meets
December Q to ~ and the Illinois State
Assoc!aticn Of Nurses on December IL.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-12-02
DISPUTE BURIAL PLACE
i!nsIi.!, Paper. Rinse Question nx to
Where Sir ltaleiEh's Rcnains
Lie Rest.
LONDON. ncccmhcr

LONDON. December l.--NcwspapcrS
here have been engaged in Il coutro-
versy a 10 til" location Of tho burial
place o: Sir Walter Raleigh in con-
ncction WIKI the celebration OF the
31nth anniversary OF his birth. Biog-
raphers of Raleigh supposed that, az
te: his execution, the body was buried
III the chancel OF 81. Margarets. The
Times. however, suggests that his body
was placed there for a short time only
and that Raleigh really was buried at
Bedd!ngion in Surrey where the widow
desired that he should rest. I,alci CHS
head was cmbIlmci and cherished by
his widow IL "a red leatEern hnggc''
10 the day OF her death. The head was
ntterward Inferred in the church at
Wcst l!nrsiey. il surrey.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-12-02

The funeral OF Marshall w. Pvna
took place Saturday afternoon from
Washington street Methodist Episcopal
hurch. in the presence Of a larc" as
SHmblaGc Of friends, and tho services
N"f" Very impressive. Among the ac-
i've phllh"hrers We're four ncphcwS OF
the deceased
Tn" labor situation in Petersburg
rs !np'oVlng, since tho closing down
or Work ~ N" Du pont woriis and
lamp Ice. Many men arc seeking
work IN petersburg. and at lower
wages.
= three DAYS great drive for the
sale OF S|oruNo Of war savings stamps
WI VII n,v s,Ir, Ttn.sa!24y morning. The Or
sani%atlon l"r inc campaign VIII. be
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-12-02
BARBOUR QUALITIES
AS BANK RECEIVER
y" More Arrests Made In Case of De-
funct io:icwcll Insti-
tuition.

ISptClhI 10 The Tunes pISnltch.
PErERSBt re. VA. December l.
j. L. Barbour. an attorney Of Hope
well and Petersburg, qualiicd yrS;cr-
DAY afternoon as receiver OF the de-
fupct Peoples Bank OF HopeweN. TO
which position he was appointed by
Judge Jesse T.. West on Friday. lie
Mi Barbour promises rigid invcstiga-
ton into the management and condi-
ticn of the bank and. in particular,
ne seeks 10 learn what disposition has
been made of the $4,000 borrowed for
:, Petersburg hank. for which the en-
tire assets OF tho Hopewcll bank were
pledged at security. 1t has been ru-
Worcd that additional arrests would
be made in connection with the banks
failure, hut none has yet been made.
Everything possible is to be done 10
protect the dcDoSitOrS
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-12-02
VIII Trnnsfcr s.non n..

-. So.SI LoMEIf, ALA. December
at Comp Sheridan TO transfer annro Uo''
inateiy 5000 men OF the MIMI n,%.i-
SION 10 other camps of the S0utbenst-
eTH department Units To Inov. 49,
Inc For'Y-hfth Regiment intac, -,
t;SaInp Gordon; one battalion OF NJ
IortE-siNth Regiment is placed at ,hc
ulspohai hi the commanding general Of
~. .u.hehNt orh department AZ
-s'nhr iestoh one battalion or the SIKH.
scHsnth Infantry ~ ordered TO cam,
mGIieian Admission. Ala. and ono bal,
10 lamp Shelby. Hatticsburg, Miss.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-12-02
Death of Gcnrg. .Hurcn.

PETEkSBUKG VA. december -
George Buren,, aged sixty nine y"ars
20 esteemed resident OF Du Point Cliy.
'rlhcc GcorR. County. died Saturday
afternoon after protracted illness
re ~ survived by three song: r. r.. Ira
j. ana j, X. Rurcn, and one brother
Jnnn Buren,. Th- funeral VII b.. from
90 Blandford Church. at noon In Non
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-12-02

TO!NNHr JTOCNfVTI and a july Inns
afternoon held an inquest over the
body oi Dora Jones colored. who was
shot and killed early Friday morning
by her husband. William Jones. The
jury. found that the wcman's death
resulted from shock and Internal hem
orrhagc, caused by pistol shot wounds
inflicted hy her husband. Jones adj
mitS shooting his wife. but says il
was accidental. The police say the
facts seem TO show that the sh5otin.
was Intentional, following y uuarrc!
and blows, and he was held for his
appearance in court
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-12-02
THREATS TO BULGARIA
'oioGhc ."zcttc Spoke OF Gcrmn,
alnllcd Fist ns Recently
IN October

NEW YORK. December 1.-Cerm,
newSnapcrs were shaking the ina
hsi at bulgaria only II month before
lhr Germans we're compelled Ia sipn
the arristicn on the westor, frn.
IN" BulGarians and their King ,nirh,
nave stuck 1t out. for the German H.,
- sun marc and knows how to protect
irienuS and smash enemies" was tha
'hreat OF the Cologne Gazette
Germany's losGcs in campaigns with
nuiHari, in Serbia. Macedonia and
'opfudit were given by tho Berlin
s:okal An"eiger rs Gl.70o. including .
S3i killed. ~
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-12-02
MUST RE GIVEN THE
MENNs OF, rnonur1IoS
To Create Commission.

PARIS. December l.--One Of the
larger projects being matured as q
preliminary to the peace congress is
the creation Of 4 permanent intera!lied
commission on Which Great Britain
France. Italy and the United states
Viii he represented on all maritime
financial ard food questions. The pro-
lect has been fully outlined and II will
he aiaons the main subjects before
the supreme council OF premiers which
is aDONt 10 ASSnmhln In London
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-12-02
CLAIM PRESIDENT WILL
RECEIVE NOBEL pitIz,,

?, LONDON. December l.--"Ecynolds..
secret History" says IL learns prnsi.
gent wilson viii De nominated for fhc
adds that announcement 10 ,hjlr
rect WIZ be made by the Bri,ish am
passy In Washington shortly CHI
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-12-02
SOLDIERS
DiSpENSE ANGRY MOB

WITH THE AMERICAN ARMY Oh
0 3n.r,r,n o.. DECEMBER Four
thousands ii lEscl after il had wrecked
twenty-e.gh, shops in revenge for the
these establishments were conducted
between i.000,oen and 7,0oo 900 francs
The trouble began when u soldier
was charged ! francs Tor cake or
an apple. The LuNumbergers, who
long have protested against high
prices reS,eaied the .overcharging Of
SHOP, destroying its contents.
some one raised the cry TO wipe on.
AZ G ieni, gstabiishnents, and Ia"
gan systematic destruction.
department. store owned by a Hol-
landsr w.a wrecked and he reported
the only foreigner, other than Ger
mGna. WHO'S. property WAS attached
5hS anu German spirit was super
ssuen W ordinary mob enthusiasm, ami
the. destruction finally was extended
10 Inc shops Of LuNemburgorS them
Two American iieutcnaM,s. who ar
rived while the campaign OF destruc-
non was at us height called upon
WITH broken boards and dlsncrs. the
crowd, The soldiers shouted TO the
excited men and women TO go to their
homes and they dispersed quickly. ac-
ceptins the command without question.
Amecican troops crossed tho frontier
into Prussia at daylight behind the
German rear guards. Trcvts il the
most important city thus far occupied
American troops also are patroiling
scores Of villages. however
General icrshnS is in the imme-
gate vicinity 20 observe the opera
lions. Ills advance Headquarters NIil
be established at I'reves. where Con
crai Preston, THROWN will nc military
governor and General Harry a. Smith
in charge of civil affairs.
Inc advance to-day averaged twelve
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-12-02

10 y - y. December MARSHA!
Foch. ~. Clemenccnu. the French Pre-
rn'cr: Ni;torlo Orlando. the Italian
Premier. and Baron Sonnino. the Ital-
Ian Foreign Minister. were received bv
Premier Lloyd George. the Duke Of
Counnugnt and other high officials on
their arrival I'm London this afternoon
TrOOpH lined III: route to the French
embassy. whore NJ Clcmenc6au was
Immediately taken. and 10 the hotels
where the others arc STAYING.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-12-02

Petersburg organization OF four-ruinute
men viii pass out OF existence with
rendered very material aid i'm further
Ing the sale OF Liberty bonds AID war
savings stamps. and raising Peters
hurg's quota III the United War Worl;
Campaign.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-12-02
ucnth Of T.. w. Alley.

PETERSBURG. VA, Decembcr l.
l.. ". Alley. aged sixiy-two years. =
we'll known citizen, died this morning
al his home in Ryrne Street. He is
survived by his wife and four call
drcn. re was for many years engaged
in the tobacco business.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-12-02
RIFLEMEN COMPETE
Soldiers. Marines and Sailors I'm Com,
petition mt Virginia Brnch

NORFOLK. VA. December l.--CracJ;
lHltinch OF IN: southern army. na.y
ana marine camps D-Gay CONNECTED i1-
The iiar!lc. and other trophies or tho
Virginia Teach national rife range,
the Har!lee trophy being won by ria
OF LES. The Glen Bur!e .yas second
and the Virginia Reach station ;f!rd,
INC Virginia Beach team successfully
defended tho state trophy L. T. Saar.
81 Inc euanticO marine team. won the
individual championship
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-12-02
LONDON

LONDON rscrnbc: I.--R-gInen, ~
hands are ing recruited 10 iui'
strength and are cquinped TO be sent
10 TN. armies o. Generals p!umer ann
Eaw!inson 10 impress the Germans
during the triumphant ontry Of the
british armies into the cities ard
towns Of the Rhircland. The purpose
is to drive home to the Gcrr,aus :,
:enSe Of their defeat.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-12-02
NEN- yORK pacon,hc- i,

NEW YORK. December IAN avia
ton section OF the Police Department
ans been created. and Colonel JcNer
son dc Mont Thompson has been
Laced III charge. !, was announced to-
coy b" Special Deputy Police Com
missioner Rodnan Wanan.ker Sew
fo"' is the hrst city to take this. i'm
ourtaut step il was stated
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-12-02
SEVEN SURVIVORS ARE
Hi.Stl ED FROM SGEJnnNt-t,

LONDON. December l-Lloyd's an
nounces mat the steamship AlcXandrjan
reports the rescue OF seven survivors
or the American schooner WiiIi,n1
Copb, which was lost in the mid A,l,n.
!lc. INC cause OF the schooner's sink-
ing Is not given III the rcpnr,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-12-02

Presidents address. Senator-elect W
u. Pollock. c,octed In November To
complete the uncNpircd term made va
cant by the death OF Senator u, II
Tiilman. is IN WASHINGTON and viii
he sworn In tomorrow. succeeding
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-12-02
OF AUSTRIA
REQUIRE RAW MATERIALS
Salvation OF Former Central Empires
Depends OH Free Trade Pol
Icy by Entente.
OPINION OF BIG FINANCIEn
Austrian Wonders Whether United
States Will Elk port Cotton and
Copper or VIII Insist on Export
ing Only Manufactures.
fBy Associated press.l

VIENNA. December DIR. Alfred
T Ire managing ma H director Of the An
ne eptni of bsHs nG ais , has woh
throughout the former Austrian en-
pire. in an interview saturday with
the Associated Press. said:
The biggest question the world is
or the high-tariff principle shall be
particulnr. what tho United States will
d" in this respect. On this question
depends certainly the economic pros
and possibly their political happiness
The dimensions of the war GER
tainiy have been too great for Aus
debts. though il must be Remembered
they are largely internal. with 1000
oot.eoo or 3.40O;oO0,oo0 crowns owed TO
Germany and also small loans obtained
in the United States before that coun-
try ceased its neutrality.
naVs no amGnE f Gurss,veE merely
notes aud bonds. Ono problem we are
facing is for each of the new repub-
vide tho war debts so that each will
know whare IL stands.
AUSTRIA CAN PAY
WAN DEBT IN DECADE
Never in history. however. has any
cnterprisins people been crushed by
such dehts. II We can produce we can
pay back all our debts In ten years.
Hut tho great difficulty is how to start
what VIC need in Austria first is
food. 50 that We can keep order: and
Then raw materials for manpfaes"ring
NOR enemies. The important point is
Will the United states send US raw
materials against q loan. say the
United states because IL has copper
nmd cotton and nobody or earth can do
business without American cotton. Pos
bu, doub, exists IL it viii be able 70
sell on time.
ASGL0-A ALONE CAN
GIVE FINANCIAL ASSISTANCE
"EinanciaI help for the former CEN
trail empires must come from the Anglo
abb" TO furnish aid OF this kind. as
France no longer ~ in the position OF
money lender 20 other countries.
II, must he understood that the
riches nt amy other, country are not in
the gold reserve, OF which We possibly
possess 25e.o0coo0 crowns. but in it's
production capacity.
speak ing for q continental point OF
view it must he asked whcthe. America
VIII continue 10 sell raw products
number az her factories. Now will
She insir; on selling finished products
10 us, II 80, that viii be the cause OF
II still greater continental crisis.
MUST RE GIVEN THE
MEANS or rnopucrIoS
IF the United States and the allies
wish 10 prevent such an economic crisis.
leading to political ones, TOO, 1t will
he necessary - give us the means OK
production. II YOU imprisou your
debtor he never will be able 70 work
and pay.
THE peace conference should ar
range first to nay our debts outgtand-
ing abroad, later collecting from us,
and, second, SHOULD provide Us with
financial means and give us raw ma
terials.
These terms apply 10 the former
Austrian empire. As regards the Ger
man republics and their war indemni-
ties. they are richer than are we. They
a.eo mold more foreign stocks and
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-12-02

pETEEiRrKC, W.. December L.
Henry }. Holmes, aged thir,y-hyn years.
died th.s morainE at his home in High
tive of Hanson. y. g.. to which plac.
his body wiz - taIrn for. burial lie
10 survived " his vic and one child.