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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-10-09


q mighty swing y was pretty neat
work by Fisher
When Neaie was ~ hat IN the Reds
side Of the ffih Moran. who was
coaching OFF hCst base. appa entity
asked Nalln to look a. CHICK Can
dlls glove In any event the nm
pire inspected the glove Wtth great
soicmnity. while N@ale got The base
n3H when IN play and had long
peek ~ II
Reds Suspect C'c"tte-
Tho assumption is that enc Reds
suspected Cicofte on having some
besides his own skill on the bali
They prooahi yth"uEht it was emery
and naturally tho emery would not
he IN IN" pitchers glove i would
he TN the glove ~ some other piaN r
who handled he bal frengenflT-
N3iltn finally gave n" 9~rted
glove hack 70 Gandil and thou Male
singled 10 left Wiugo walked and
Walter Reuther was sent up by Mo
ran as a pinch hitter IN place Of
Fisher Adolte luque the Cuban.
hustled down 70 tn" warm IN sta-
uon shedding his sweater A. he ran
The crowd haNhled wildly as the
hahe Ruth ~ the National league
stepped forward but Reuther merely
raised llght foui To Weaver TIM
>oS third baSeman also threw our
Rath
Luque who Is the FIRST Cuban bail
player who ever played in worlds
series, went To the BOX lie IL a
chunky right ha0der with 4 lot Of
speed. aud Re IS known as one of the
stormy petrels of the game. Once
season llprRTf
York club when the Giants were
r'dlns nm.
j, Collins hit double or him hut
two were out ana IIqua struck ont
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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-12-04

IS fiffig Der &oteIier
ilaDn, lliid eil,en nBeq 8oD1 BOZ, Der
Iaut pfeifer1o burb eilen BET @drge
fam.
uWeibt 81 nid5t,1 frngte ct nit
itrenger Miene, nbaB es bier abiolut
berboter III, ndbren6 Der Mrbeits.
3eit 5u pfeifen?
SD pfeife ia gar nibt," e1tt-
gegnete Der S11r1ge, i'd iude nalr
Gral1 8Ianfs Suno.
Grifti9er ginnano ..
Brdutigam ((ber id eben NIT elmer
ipGr bermogenoen, aber febr an.
lpru1sbonen befanntcn Game her.
lobt bait: u4unnit mir 6a5u gratu.
lteren, Bob i'd ben @olofiib gefan-
gem"
5Sreuno: Sea, biIbe Dir aber. ia
nidt Elm, bob fib Der NIT Nineteen
eiiern erndfbren nBtti~
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regiments Q.
8efebI. r@1breno Der aarmo9e
rerfammeln ii9 Die 6ien1tbabenoen
&erren 0ffi5iere Dor Der air6e BIN
ter Ser Stride. mod Der Rir6e aber
bor Ser Stride nnb 8tpar an ge-
rooen Eagen Die ungeraoer, an 1t1t'
geraoen Eagen Die geraoen Rompag.
rien - bor1nittags nit Der hoberen,
1.adbmittags NIT Der nieoerel1 gt11111.
mel I'M eriten @liebe."
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-12-04

2omeniobn mill meroen reid; febr
reid, o6er urdu6", uie er in ieinem
gali5ild=0eutiben 9ialefte ingt. I'm
1eih 81 nerben, muB man &rebit
bebenL 11nb rr1 &reoit al baben, ge.
brau6te 20neniobn Elm ieltfarnes
Mittel. Ct rdu6erte! &ommt 6a
Binfeles, 0ffnet Sic meiten Naien.
fliigel nod meiter nno iagt: n@6on
pieber ausrdudern! Gag mir bod,
90meniobnIeben ,mesbalb on rd11,
6erit 10 oft beinen &anflaben."
26men obn: Damit miJ
cue @elt fennt als nHduber=&al1f-
man11" Das miro beben getpaltig
meinen &reOit!
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-12-04


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lid1er ertpartete hoaro tnr pen pen ~ ~.
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griff beftimn1t.
Bon ben &oben Beg Saoenlteirs
berabitiir1nen6, nabnlen 5pefboder
unD Gtralb beim oritter Mnlauf Die
8oIberer Bnudfe, am Sielberg ober
mar Der Musgang nod inr11er u11ee-
nib; Biz an 9pdtnod1n11ttag o1e A1 rl.
h1nH Eeimerg nit 800 5biiben out
benz lirfen l1fer BET &ra11ebittert ore
tpie 2ofpen fdmpfenoen gaDern 81 e1-
1,em lebten berdtpeife1tenD nrdbruds-
berfube trieb.
Ser 6namoir unb lem @obn, bie
fih Bel Sen Sdube1 qef1l11oen, Iage11
hi1ter @ebulh niber ei11em Soblpeg,
an 6eiien 1tnteren g1be }id chen sic
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def6IIio betrohtete ser iebt b6liq bers
tpa11belte ur6 ousgelobnte Mlte ben
@Qftl. p4ibrenb er Sen abge19olienet1
5tl1ken Iub. sgs aefiel Inn, uie Ser
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aeftonoene Bur1de, bas bIofe @eiidt
bon @ar1pfeseifer aer0tet, SduB nm
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nh1hidfe.
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hin. 5inh n11h Sic @Iieber uihts mebr
ma"
s,9iidt @uh, sic baperi1hen @n0-
sol fommen.N fdrie Ser Ntebmann
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Wie oetroffen mari 1ih sic por-
hpritp Meihe Ser Bn11er11 au Booen.
gnnn. nIs Sic !@11ael i'm 8oqen uber
fie meooeflpaen NOR, ipronqen tie nit
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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-12-04


Mh Ser 9unfelbeit %Deritummte1
Die letter 5bnife. Die Na6t brab Elm
11no nm Die Io1ernben 8abtfeuer be-
ga11nen Sic Giroler ibrer neuen Sieg
at feiern.
Mnr 6pedbader, nit Dem Nls-
gang 6es Cages nidt 5ufrie0en, iTdriH
nod imrner n11rnbig a1tf nnD nieoer.
SOFT iltider hten eS ibm bob Derop,
Der trob ietner so Sabre eberio fu-
pier mie erergii6 mar nnb Hber borz
5iigltde Gr1tppen berfngte, Die 6rei<
belt IN fetnem Miden beniiben nf1o.
anf biefer 5eite nod 8nDern i6
0ur65ni9lagen tDeroe.
Bortfebl1ng folgt.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-02-10
(Wireless Service.)
February 10, 1919.

PARIS Supreme War Coun-
Gil is reported to have reached de
cision at yesterdays meeting that
it was necessary to impose more
severe condictionS upon Germany
for renewal of armistice because
Of Germany's attitude toward full
fl.ment of her obligations. Deci-
sionI also said to have been reach
cd for condition OF German demo-
ibilization and Of production of
plants formerly engaged in pro
ducing war material. Expected
that means for securing execution
of conditions laid down will be
reached at tomorrow session.
PARLS.-Ukranian Soviet Gov
ernment has announced it's will
ingness to accept Allies invitation
to proposed conference of Russian
considers date fixed, February fif-
teantll. too near at hand, Also ex-
presses preference to have confe-
renee held in Paris instead of
Princess Islands. President Of
Provisional Government of North
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-02-10
THE NEED OF
A TANDARD

receive. It's motto is: Totcdrd in
mortality, and, hence, to call in
mortdls OF its forty members.
The Spanish Royal Academy of
Language was founded by Marquis
Villena, and supported by Philip
Y. in 1713. Its device is a crucible
in the suiddlesof the fire with this
motto: Lmpia, fila q da cSpleador
ct purifies, fixes, and gives bright
ness.
Belgium was always noted for
her literary academies. She had
a society of poets way back in
1902, and the Catherinists of Alost
dated from 1107.
The German Academy was
established in 1917, that Of
Sweden i'll 1856, and in the XVI
century italy was remarkable for
| the number of literary societies.
Let as not forget Johnson's
words: "Languages are the pedi-
gree Of nations, and a society thai
would create, refine and furify
literary taste, should be among
every progressive and highurinded
people, and there is no season
whatever why the United States
should not have an Academy ol
this sort, SO that future genera
tions would look with pride upor
their language, 'and would show
lit as their best and noblest inner
litance from their ancestors.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-02-10
To Compel DemobiIization Of her
French Prisoners Coming from Germany
are Killed or Manned by Dinamite Bomb
Concealed in oneof Trains Cars.
Lithuanian and Finnish Troops Compel
Bolsheviki to evacuate Wilma.

HAVANA, February 1O-Accorling to rlmors circu-
lating, general strike will be declared in this city, within
a brief lapse of time The authorities taken all the
necessary steps prevent serious accidents and disorder
NEW YORK.-No news Lave reached here from Spain,
and this silence is attributed to the enforcement of the
censorship by the Spanish Government.
PARASITIC Supreme War Council has decided to
impose harder terms Germany for the renewal OF the
armistice This will be done in view Of the policy follow
ed by the vanquished power.
PARASITIC majority of the Peace Delegates are of
the opinion that the Allies ought to take in hand the de-
mobilization of the German armed forces, and also take
charge of all the munition plants in that country.
PARIS - An explosion has occurred in one of the
trains bringing French prisoners of war; from Germany
The explosion took place in at Nanteuilsur Marne and
the where the internal machine concealed
entirely destroyed Some OF the prisoners were killed
and others seriously wounded Fragments Of the bomb
found far away from the place the accident
red German plot is suspected.
PARIS.-Italian Minister Salandra has been made
member of the French Academy of Moral and Political
Sciences of Paris
KOvNO, Russia The Bosheyiki have evacuated,
Wilma.
BERNE--The Socialist congress in session here has
accorded the institution of the eight hour working day.
and the five day working week as maximum.
4 LONDON. - The German delegates to the Socialist
congress have proposed that the future status of Asace
Lorraine be decided by of plebisce The French
delegates supported by overwhelming MAJORITY op
posed themselves to such proposition.
ANISTERDAM.-Willia IIohenzolleln is sick in bed
with high fever.
yIENNA.-The Supreme War Council has prohibit
ted the expectation of money.
PARIS.-Prince Alexander Of Serbia has visited Gle
menceau, exchanging with him affectonate greetings
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-02-10
Thanking Mr.. Kern

moreover, we desire to register our
conviction that the influence of
these newly awakened standards
of moral order, cleanness and JUS
tice Will not soon pass away.
With deep respect and sympa-
thF fov the fearless and self dis
regarding devotiolf to duty shown
by you in CONNECTION with the
suhiect at issue,
We remain.
Most respectfully yours.
Thc san Juan Ministers
association,
per Fl. c. York, Secretary.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-02-10
By Eagcnio Vera.

There is in the United States a
large number of academies which
aim it is to encourage the fine arts,
to stimulate de study of philoso-
ply, and to promote scientific in
vestigations.
But among all these learned
societies there IS not a body of
men which, like Il Academic Fran
cGise in France, and La Academia
Real de la Lengua Royal Acade.
my of Language) in Spain would
DELICATE itself exclusively to the
carefully such words and phrasesas
have been used by the best writers
in English to note the law, barba
r0us, and absolete ones, to com
pose a dictionary wherein these
might be distinguished from tht
former; to issue grammar thai
would have indisputabIe author
'ity; to publish classical works
and, finally, to stimulate ans
reward those who would distin
guish themselves by their literar,
works and investigations.
The French Academy was in
ktituted by Richelieu and foundet
by Louis XIII, in 1855. To b
a member of it is one Of the great
est honors a literary person cal
receive. It's motto is: 1'o,card j
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-02-10
Allies to Impose Harder Terms. on Germany.
Army to I axe Charge Of her Munitions Plants.

ern Russian in statement yestarday
said he had his government had
decided not to go and are in full
accord with position taken by
Russian committee in Paris. Re
preventative Denkins, Of Kolc.hack
and Don Governments reiterated
his refusal to take part, indicating
that Bolsheviki Governments OF
Rus,ia are firm in refusal to
participate in conference.
here from Koviro assert that as a
b. -. Advices received
result of success CT Lithuanian
troops ard an advance of Finnish
and Lithuanian troops the Bolshe-
wiki have evacuated Wilma.
\ PARLS.-Most important preli-
mmary work of establishing socie-
ty Of nations has been done said
member today. In interview de-
clared they had reached fourteenth
article and expected to conclude
preliminary discussions this week
Observation-Disclosures pala
here today and in various places
throughout country to memory Of
Theodore Roosevelt. Impressive
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-02-10
services held at capitol.

SGI NiCCo uCiO nt SeiPitoA.
LONDON Representative ga
thering American and English,
filed Westminster Abbey this
afternoon to pay tribute to late
Theodore Roosevelt in memorial
service which for first time in his
tory displaced-in abbey.
Observation-Disclosures com
mittee to suspend general sympa-
thetic strike order, street cars on
all lines are operating on almost
normal basis today and officials
said service would be normal be-
fore to morrow.
WASHINGTON. = More than
twenty million bushels Of wheat
valued at fifty million were saved
in seventeen states from last year. S
crop.
editor 5 notc.-The dispatch
from B.. :, in reference to eva.
cuation Of Wilma by Bo!9hevist
troops, is possibly from Berlin
In the London dispatch, about re-
ligious services in Westminster
Abbey. the radiogram was also
blurred, aasasshown by text a
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-02-10
Brush Explain Plan
About Reds

Special Cable to "Tlc New York
/ Times.
Paris, Jan. 13.-+Apart from the
renewal of armistice questions and
those Of food supply and the pro
cedure Of the Peace Conference,
perhaps the most interesting mat
ter of discussion today was the
IdeYelopmentl arising out of the
British proposals regarding Rus
! sia and the French reply to them
| disclosed by L L'Humanite.
In some quarters there is dis
position to regard the situation
thus created as offsetting the eX-
icellent start made on the League of
Nations porposal. The disappoint-
ment felt by the British was par
ticularly keen, hut the edge has
! been taken off of it, to a Jarge ex-
! tent, today by the fact that there
has been a distinct approximation
| Of American opinion to the British
view, while the French attitude
also is susceptible Of modification
along the same lines.
At today's meetings of delcga-
tes occasion was taken by the Bri-
| tia to explain the motives of the
proposal made by the British Gov
ernment in December and peremp-
torily rejected by the French early
this month. The spirit in which
| Lloyd George took action-and |
have good reason to state that this
action was due primarily to the
British Prime Minister own ini-
tiative-was that half of Europe
and half Of Asia are being devas-
tated by BolshevfsM as by a prai-
Irie fire. What can the Allies do
ito stay this onrush? The British
Government has no more sympa-
lthy than the French with Bolshe-
vism; but one must make a dis
ftinction between the disease and
the patient, and for Russia, peo-
pie suffering from a disease which
springs from excesses of liberation
from secular despotism, the Bri-
tish nation has sympathy, such as
that to which President Wilson
himself gave expression.
/ The idea in Lloyd George S mind
was to make a truce of God
during which reason might have
opportunity to obtain the upper
i hand in the area of slaughter and
ruin. With the various Russian
Governments represented at the
council board there was some hope
tof better things, and if the Soviet
I Government should have refused
to send delegates to Paris it would
have alienated sections of opinion
which are at present inclined Il
regard it with some sort of sympa
thy. Lloyd Georges s offer may fall
Ieven if further consideration i
given his proposal, as is expected
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-02-10
Charlotte BreUster Jordan

A superb drama of modern life, lead
ing mp to and describing the first stage
of the Great War i'm France.
The -Four Horsemen" are Pestilen-
ce War, Famine and Death. who pre-
cede the Great Beast of the Book of
Revelations.
The work of great genius stirred
to the bottom of his soul by the weeks
of tension, violence and horror which
eliminated in the great epic of the
Battle of the Marine, and by the splend-
or of the Spirit of France under the
trial,
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-02-10

and there can, of course, Ee no
quetion Of any difference Of OPT
nion on this point between the
British and French Governments
being allowed to widen into a dis
putc.
AT today's meetings NJ. Pichon
further explained the French point
of view, and, a frank and full dis
cusslon followed, in which the
American delegates took part
their contribution to the elucida-
ton of the whole question tending,
as | have said, to approximate the
British suggestion, in the sense
that every effort should be made
to follow as far as possible any
road that seems tG lead to hope OF
escape from the world menace of
Bolshevism.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-02-10
$500
NOTICE OF PUBLIC SALE.

NoticeA'is hereby given that ON
Monday, the 10th inst, at 2 o.
clock p. NJ. at the Office Of the
Federal Food Administrator for
Porto Rico, Gold premises Of the
Gran Logia Soberana, Carretera)
there will be sold at public auc-
ton to the highest bidder, for
cash, certain property belonging
to the United States Food Admin
istration. such as desks, chairs, fill
ing cabinets, typewriting mach
ines. etc.
The Federal Food Administra-
tor reserves the right to reject
any and all bids.
After adjudication is made by
the Federal Food Administrator,
the articles sold shall be removed
from the premises by the success
full bidder at his own wrisk and
expense.
Prospective bidders may exa-
mine the articles prior to the sale
after which, no claim of any kind
or character shall be considered.
Alhert n Tea
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-02-10
Santurce. Porto Rico,

Santurce, Porto Rico,
February ), 1919.
1Ir. Howard L. Kern,
Attorney General of Porto Rico,
San Juan, p. r.
Sir
On behalf of the San Juan Mi
nisters' Association | am directed
to convey to you the sincere APP
probation of this body for your
efforts toward social purity in
Porto Rico.
You have our cordial approba-
are admitted OH all sides; and,
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-02-10
WAsIIINGTON's VIEW OF
"REDS.'


ington on Sept. 2l that in its
effort to check Bolstevist terrorism
in Russia, The American Govern
ment has sent this telegram to its
diplomatic representatives at allied
and neutral capitals:
This Government is in re-
receipt Of information from reli,
able sources revealing that the
peaceable Russian citizens Of Mos
COW, Petrograd, and other cities
are suffering from an openly
avowed campaign Of mass terro-
rism and are subject to wholesale
executions. Thousands of persons
have been shot without even a form
of trial; ill-administered prisons
are filed beyond capacity, and
every night scores of Russian citi-
zens are reckessly put to death;
and irresponsible bands are vent
ing their brutal passions in the
daily massacrcs of untold innoc-
ents.
S'E In view OF the earliest desire
of the people Of the United States
to befricnd the Russian people and
lend them all that is possible OF
assistance in their struggle to re-
construct their nation upon prin-
ciples of democracy and self-gov
ernment,, and acting therefore so
Ilely in the interest Of the Russian
people themselves, this Govern
ment feels that it cannot be silent
or refrain from expressing Its
horror at this stale of terrorism
Furthermore, it believes that il
order to check the further increase
lof the indiscriminate slaughter Of
Russian citizens all civilized ma
tions should register their abho
rrence Of such barbarism.
" You will inquire, therefore
whether the Government to which
you are accredited win be dispos
New-York tribune., 1919-05-13
Transports Due Today

THE Presaro from Msles and men,
Among the units 153d Artillery
the sh Field Artillery Complete and casual officers
Ihe Antonio
men Among the units board Special Casual
542 5 the 325h
326th
Deachments 1884, 316
1 embalmer = - ~
The Won suben 2s4o officers and men
Among the units
s2sd Field Artillery comp 15sth Field Artillery Brigade
S37th 39h Casual
cent Detachments 231 1884, inclusive.
Giuseppe Verdi Marseile
ordnance Repair Shop
ROM b6oth Air Squadron
The Re DItaa, Marseile
men Among the Field
talon Signal Corps; Employment Dhmnt sss4h Cas-
ual Company Motor Transport (scattered) officers
inc r de Sausgui from Bordeaux
among the units aboard the 6h
2ist I'D Artillery S25th Infantry Headquarters
y detachmen machine
casual officers and vlians. "'
The Lula from St Naza, the asth Casual
Detachment Ordnance Convoy consisting Of
Inc South Pole from ordnance.
convoy detachment consisting of men, -
The Louisiana
s9d ;ns un board " the o Ammunition (compe
Shop 9Th Sanitary Squad and Company ~ p
New-York tribune., 1919-05-13

vEDDER. Ira. private. casenovia, N. Y.
YASULWIERE. Bielu, private, Mineville.
BUscH1NG. William H.. private. 10
Cross Street, Middle Village. N. Y.
CAREY, Arthur L., private, 334 Sixty
first Street Brooklyn.
:, coYLE, James. IS Bank Street New
coYIE, William. 21s4 Nostrand Avenue,
Brooklyn.
GERsTE1N Abraham. private, II West
seGen5Hs9tA StSest NSw York City m,
Avenue. Buffalo.
ros s9Hap s{Is1t Fams Hsaeld p private 1os E.st
=, !HALLB1G, Private Alfred John. 1247
Clinton Street. Buffalo, N. Y.
HAMMONG, Private Harvey F., IA Cedar
Avenue, Patchogue N. Y.
HASTINGS, Private Ray c., 1870 Wash
ington Street, Watertown ~ Y.
Jacket Street. Buffalo, N. Y.
Missing in Action
-, DRANEY. Corporal Harold A.. 65s East
Thirty-second Street, Paterson. N. j.
Died of Disease
DESTEFANO, Private Enrico. S25 East
101st Street, New York
EPSTEIN. Private Philip, 90 Lenox Ave
nue., New York.
The following cabled corrections arc issued
as an appendix to the regular casualty lists
Returned to Duty, Previously Reported Died
of Wounds
ROMSKY, Private John c., II Orchard
Place. Long Island City.
Sick in Hospital, Previously Reported Died
of Disease
EDER, Private John F., jr, S12 East
136th Street, New York.
Returned to Duty, Previously Reported Died
of Disease
RUTKOWSK1. Private Bernard, 607 Cot
tage Place. Utica, N. Y.
Killed in Action, Previously Reported Died
NJ. Y.
BRUCE, Private James H.. 667 Main
Street, Paterson, N. j.
GAVALAS, Private Leonidas, All Am
sterdam Avenue, New York.
PETRIE, Private Edwin s., 81 Geary
Street, Buffalo, N. Y.
Died of Wounds, Previously Reported Died
BRONSTEIN, Private Benjamin, ass East
Tenth Street. New York
Wounded degree Undetermined), Previously
Reported Missin In Action
MONTALBANA, Privats Frank, 72o
Montgomery Street, Buffalo, N. Y.
SPlTZ, Private Chris, Somers Point, N. J.