Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-11-20

both Imperialism and Bolshevism. hive
seized upon the breathing spell al
lowed them while the big five"
fore they do not love nor do they
respect Mr.. Wilson.
Austria | found in 4 pitiablc plight.
of revolution which. it appears TO
me only the distribution OF food and
fuel can avert, Al Vienna the revo-
presence of all sorts of luxuries. with
in tho reach of the wealthy. but abso-
lutely forbidden to the poor. Money
means of bribery and evasion. manage
TO set excellent tables where. for a
small fortune. amy one with rat purse
a market for their wares.
Certain American. spectators arc
lhkins advantass OF ne rate OF sE s;
treasures. STORM. them away for Il
future trade. whose profits Will make
many man wcal;yh.
Poor Arc Going HnrcfoOt.
Meanwhile ;he poor are walking
barrefoot IN tn" streets, clad in rags
and AL but starved. Children. how
for ;he Hoover commission is minister
ing TO their welfare II has. trans
iosn;ed he royai naia'SS into rSiuE.s.
s;crs. on the certificate OF a municipal
physie!an. MAJ so ana be Jed for 80
=
sum is beyond their means they are
led for nothing;
TRTcngaog; ih ,,on Length and breadth
feeding daily go. 600 children. This
means that not 4 child need 20 hungry.
And this work is being done under
.he direction oi just SIN Americans.
No wonder America IS the iavor:te
with The sAustrians
= proicse o: the, allies. bui she IS very
sore about Teschen.
Poland - IL Very bad shape. The
Poles arc patriots and patient, but
these virtues have !imi,s.
The Polish army is unshod and un-
clsd,. oeset on the east by the Boil
Sa"vists and haraSSed on the west b.
the Germans.
Hatred OF Germans Inten.e.
~, N W,TSaw haIsSd Of the Germans :
:ule speak two languages. their own
tongue and German. Yet as | learned
from personal experiment. It is DIM
IN German You n mus, spssR PoIish n;
); s.se resort ;9 SFoSsn, phrases an
the Pole, although ne understands pei
:eSily. may turn his back.
Se9i.inen: throughout Pola nd. /
PREMIER I>adercswski The Poles be-
l.eve ne has been weak IN The mat;
vineing IL the matter OF obtaining al
,isa rciis: 70: the Polish army and
t'vSa'a-'eh. tHltSS the l'rC!iier man
AGES NC-y shortly 10 meet the most
urgent needs Q; The army and the
1-o!eia7:ai MS downfall appears i'm
ar;nent- And know OF no man. un-
,cSs x is p.lsulSki. strong enough 10
replace him and avert the ensuing
revolution which Will throw Poland
INTO the hands OF BolShevists
Unrest Has Germany in Its Grip.
Germany may or may not weather
me winter without an upheava! Tn
rest has her in it's grip. The Sche ide-
mann government is extremely. shakv.
an d good authorities agree that Noske,
in the event OF trouble. is not strong
torship Reccn:!y Herr F!ocrt and
h"idemann made 4 flying trip 10
Munich. They Travelled in am arn,oreJ
car. accompanied by an armed 10.
IIarhm en-, OF twenty mon. This incl
any dry analysis o! the situation how
pEeca1ious Is the present governments
-, From al could learn after extend
eu conversation with eminent German
leaders OF all parties the republican
constitutions, ii L fails. will bc FOL.
lowed ny a short period of anarchy
and perhaps an attempt at setting ;in
tion' however, Of the return of the