Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-04-06

q ne yanauished pay their debts with
nose who dream of peace by. concilia-
Sx.SHSHnn, lear mat II asked to pay her
Ss, nio Gerim ma NH protest and cher
Y lM people will be bankrupt IL she does
q 5ssSSzfgE obtain her due. The fear must
EsfSnt. but what France will say If She
$fa&sfriven 10 ruin"
S4SHubt Peace win Come by EnSte~.
sS The possibility OF peace by Easter
ssa4suoubted by French newspapers.
journal points out that even IL
3 SA& preliminar!es are wholly agreed
SllSgotiations with Germany. which ut il
Sthetleves will be ut least as laborious
SSftsathe pourparlers between the allied
ssSThe Matm declares that there Is a
y tkYSssrEence of opinion in the council
.Sdf four on the essential point of rcpa-
ssgsttlemcnt. On the question OF repara-
what France is offered and what
Isshe claims is fairly duo her. On that
Il ss6yernment will be immovahie. be-
VIII a1,, make France hankrupt.".,
D OF pacifcation?" asks the Echo %
&Saris. 1t answers the question as fol-
ss@1t is only 100 clear that the league
Of nations lies in pieces on the floor
sS9fS the Hotel de crillom, american
. >.
which might. With advantage occupy
sffs place IS only vague sketch.
1.-The newspaper fears that the coun,
Gil OF four will produce ut any cos,
espme sort OF peace formula good OF
& bad. which ii believes Will hc the
worst danger. II urges the council
8l6sSond their powers and 70 refer the
DECISION To the rnrliaments Of the
Respective allied countries.
81 = Troops Threaten Revolution.
. \ RGnOrtS "A
tempts have h"cn made recently in
f6r this month for the purpose OF
foeSerthrowinnc TIC government. break
Ing up the National Assembly and pro-
Claiming a Soviet republic.
!. .:sThe Magdebure Fourth Army Corps
and the Twenty-tirst and sixteenth
Mere, are believed TO be chiefly impli-
Thc main features of the plan are
government and measures have been
taken 10 guarantee that any attempt
at revolt Will be most enersetically
suppressed
Soviet government has. been pro
Claimed in. Munich Bavaria. accord
Spa by Matthias Erzbereor. head o,
the German armistice commission.
Battle Rnrcs tn Stuttgart.
xxErom stuttgart comes Information
and government troops S occmrr r I last
night southeast OF Stuttgart. The
Spartacnns, who had dug trenches on
the hills between WaNGen and Gals
burg, placed machine guns in posi-
tfpn. The government troops bonn
flnrded the trenches With artillery.
T TThe German colonial administration
viii be represented At the peace ncSo- !
ttations by pr. Albert Schnce. for
1ifer governor Of German East Africa, .
Eapd Or. Marquardson and DIR. Ruppel.
pfivy state councillors. Tho colonial +,
minister. DIR. Srll. will take part in ;
the final negotiations. The German
peace commission Will also have at its !
disposal experts from each Of the for
mer German colonies
- Arrange for Food supply.
"a wireless dispatch from Berlin says
tue Bavartan government, in fulfill J
nSsnt of its plan for the Specialization |
= OF the mining industry. Will arrange
for the production OF food, homes
ctpthing and materials
u tThe government is also considering
~ project for tho specialization OF tho
press, in which advertisements will he
: given only TO ofiicia! organs and nnws- /
pfpers which are being used for pur-
poses of public enlightenment.