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Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1919-06-26
Bright DAYS For Woolgrower.

The high price and steady demand
for wool has demonstrated that
accumulated war stocks are not
flooding the market as predicted
and that it viii be long time to
come before the world has enough
wool on hand to supply normal
needs.
There is every indication that
the wool industry has bright days
before it and farmers putting in
flocks will be well repaid for their
investment.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1919-06-26
THE TEST NOW FULFILLED.

This government is nothing more
than the expression Of the people, and
II we are to win the war 1t will be only
because every man, woman and child
charges himself daily AMI hourly with
the test, Does this or that contribute
to win the war7-Herbert Hoover,
April is, 1918.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1919-06-26

FOR SALLY Dung Holsteip Cow
freshened June goth, w. p. Case,
Phone SAW. June 2etf.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-03-20
MSQCGe1
Hl1Sba1\Q
NHoLo Cs1iYISol1

Why Dicky Took Harry Underwood
Up with Him.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-03-20
HOW TO REMOVE CORNS
AT home
You Can Remove Them In Your Own
Home Without Pain or Danger.

Many people knowing i, i' both
painful and dangerous 10 Jut corn
or callu' conhn~ to suffer from them
not knowing how easy It Is TO Get I'D
IT them
You can remove them in the privacy
Of Your own hone without pain or
danger. Simply ge, a small bottle OF
Cactus Corn Compound, at any drug
store, and pain, the corn with IT, In
few days the corn will come off
without any pain, and no sore fee, 60
interfere with your work.
a bottle OF Cactus Corn Compound
costs only a few cents and I, enough
20 take off dozens of corns Full di.
fcctions come with each bottle. Anv
druggist will refund your money il
YOU are not satisfied. (Alv)
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-03-20

couldn't pass mp anything a. easy as
that, ,o We Nlrt, after him. bell bent
for election, the nd ,hp behaving d"
prciiily q, dcbulan'c ~ hcr un
dance
We got hm all ugh' ht hr man
aged 10 sting ~ q bll 40 h, last man
cNrc. poltlng our motor In the most
approved fashion II inc hadn't been
dead as Mo,c, the nest minute h
would have been AL up with lnilc
Harry and Dloky Bot fortunately wr
had a slight wind and altitude enough
10 carry uS 10 landing place aS level
and clear q, one ol our own fields
We Wrfc bumped a bin getting down
hul the thing that troubled us most
Wl, that We were quite 4 piece within
i0r German lines, and mo- chance OF
getting back again
For . wonder We had come dYRn
lu "a comparatively lonely area and old
Harry and ! worked like ihc drIl 90
put what Wa, lrit ul the nld ,hp nr'
ui commission $40 Ihr iry I..'.
couldn't do anything with n ihu
Wc started lrfus, country ha0I Co.,.
ward our lines, with the ,r1ly idcl
lIdfrys u was, born 0i hn South
American experience, that Wc might
find some place or other to hide out rn
and eventually steal back home
never d.I iiul ont just what the o,'
Lee. ii ... ......t ,.. a.. I.ff.... tI. I'D
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-03-20

My brain was wh'rIlng with the
N destruction oi my overturned
ihcorlr, concerning Harry Tn.
lcrWood q, ! approached that portion
II lJl,hy, letter which Was 10 reveal
rhc story oi that last dramatic flight
INTO the enemy country Wa, !, pos
,lblc that instead OF plotting 10 lnlufc
D,ky Harry Undefwood.-u Lillian
had so confidently a,'ef,cd--had been
bending his every energy IN the dfc,
llun oi aipnrmen',
'Oi course. they gave mr. another
mcOhlurau as resumed the read
my ol my husbands letter agnu
lad ihe .rngaiipn Of almost hearing
h' voice repeating the words but
the old ladies' spinning the threads
seemed determined 10 give old Harry
a chance. iur the second fellow took
4 tumble lu,t as We were about ready.
and pot hmsrli out oi CommsSipn !
,uggc ted Harry. who was hanging
around wi'h his tongue ou'. and he
wa, gwen the opportunity 10 20 up
Ni'N me had taken him up before,
unu'iDIl'y as you might put y. hut
n vas hl, first experience 10 q regular
'..ght that meant business and he sure
ld go about tins part ol the business
Ike q veteran.
well I'D iedr That la,t flight was
. lum1ugcr ! may ue,er have al.
other although I'm hoping for an.
other whaDk Al the game, hut Harry
and ! certainly got our money, worth
ou' ot the li'le old ship before she
spilled u' There were three other
chaps Who wrni up with me, and there
was sure one hot tim, m Nh, old town
| that day after 'he boChe, caugh, sigh,
/ q ~. or rather. after We caught sight
of them
"Iow I'D Nh, last Of IN, ,hing-you
know tins was onl, the d4y before thr
arml',,e--our leuionic brethren o'
The ar weren't half 90 keen about
getting into scraps with u' a, 'hcy
were formerly But they'll always
put up a good fight, IN say that ior
them and w., had a' pretty a lit'lc
'nur-Cornefel fowa' you'd Ike 10 see
/ Behind the Lines.
Harry and ! got separated from the
rest OF orr crowd. after I'd had th'
uDE 10 send one hlg Hun TO Val.
balll \ sccond boghe decided ,ha, h,
DIDN'T Ike the looks OF our map no.
how. and e, he couldn, change II. h,
Imncl tail and started iar 'hl, dear
odd E,rin Oi course. Harry and
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-03-20
W hat Harry Did

"Rut queer %, % may sound ilarr
I'D find his place 20 hide ont in vs.,
had como down 900 an open place 900
quite a ,lablc forest and he got u.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-03-20

not know n any of you feallle how
close Wc came toward defeat
We came aS nearly 4, possible a.
49, ,mp.e'c defeat as oYcrook Ger.
INN
Iu Ma.h and AyGl IN wv 'he
central pYAry hlI nearly won the
war They pus ~ much tonnage
that = $50. only q matter OF arl'h.
met. ~ ''r'nne how long u would
take 'u a.Hc.c 'Hs complete defeat OF
Gf,a' Britain
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-03-20
Mexican General
Held in Arizona

TUCSON, Aril, March 20 Gen
Iuan Cabral, alleged Sonora revolu-
,,onary leader. indicted by the United
States district court here recently for
conspiracy TO smuggle munitions OF
war to Mexico. was arrested yc'tcr-
day near Vail, a village on the
Tucson-El Paso highway in an auIu.
mobile with two others, Louis NJ
Cabler and Adolio Duhagon The lat
ter is wanted in Mexico, according 90
federal officers,
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-03-20
GERMANY NEEDS
VAST SUPPLIES
OF RAW COTTON
Huns Would Buy Fourth Of
1919 Yield,

WASHINGTON, March 2O-Gef-
many, cotton shortage IS estimated 10
he lspUOoO bale, Of 500 pounds each
900 official dI,patchc, based On the
opinion Of European experts and made
public today
When Germany began ho'tllI'ie' 10
lyil the country bad on hand ouly
about 5OOOOD bales Of raw aud manu-.
featured cotton. supply sufficient Tor
three or tour months. The pre- war
consumption mad been 2OUODO bale,
annually The stocks on hand were
supplemented to the extent OF HrUw
bale, Nv seizures m invaded districts
Many Tricks worked.
NAM cSpedcnt, were described as
having been used hy the central pos
e. 'u obtain the staple through nru-
td countries and IN the first 'h'cr
years reasonably large guani'ie. OF
uful goods were imported ln that
.H German sources estimate that
ruUupO bales were purchased from the
urcd States Scandinavia and llol-
lauI ard $1,000 bales irom swtycr-
land before the blockade va, made
oIrcly effective. up 10 the cud OF
lplI The amount obtained m 1913
wa, not known
\ total OF 10000 bale, also was &C
pIr,d in Asia Minor and European
1Wk.stan Cotton purchased by Ger.
Illn interests. which were unable to
Cnort It from neutral countries. Is eS-
'l'cd AZ 2tnOr0 bale. oi which 2OD..
go bales are stored IN S-andlnavid,
Holland and Spain, and tO'~ bales in
switzerland
Substitutes Failed
Substitutes for cotton. made from
rlrrr. ne,tle', etc. were not very suc-
,c.iul aud only 10 percent o. Ger.
man,, normal domestic cotton con-
sumption WAS met ~ that way. accord.
ing To the c,tlmllcs, oi about UpvrI
bales M three years
Based On lHr above information. il
IVA, estimated hat oi Gcrmanys a,-
rragc need of cocoon bale, IN four
years. only jHNpO bale, had been
supplied
IN determining the cotton ration o.
hc supplied Germany 1t was pointed
out the loss OF Nlsige-Iorrainc mus,
be taken into consideration. Those
provinces included . percent of the
spindle and loom capacity OF the coun-
try, SO tina, the annual requirement,
have been reduced 10 perhaps ,SO0Or
bales. Virtually all iactorlc, were ,aiI
10 he in great need OF repair and d
loss OF three or iour months working
time was cSiima,cd 10 he necessary tc
put the machinery, injured hy working
on Slbs,,u,eN IN good conditions
The report pointed out that II Ger.
many demanded that her shortage b,
made Mp, she would be asking. IN ei
feet. Tor one fourth Of the worlds an
ual production oi 100000 bales.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-03-20
DETROIT MAN HELD
FOR WIFE MURDER

DALLAS. Tcsas, March 20-pN
rick ! Reaney a local politician, wa,
arrested here today at the request ol
the Detroit police. who ,elegraphed
asking ,hA, he he held ou a charge ol
murder Reauey was accused in De
lfoii recently Of shooting h, wife in .
hotel there
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-03-20
Booze Imports Stopped.

LONDON, March l9.-The govern.
went has prohibited the importation oi
III spirits into the British We,
African colonies eNcep, under license,
which will not be granted for the i'm
por,ation Of so-callcd trade spirits.
I wa, announced toniph,.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-03-20
"BAYER CROSS"
ON ASPIRIN
Always Ask for Genuine
"Bayer Tablets of Aspirin

Only Aspirin Tablets with the 'aic'}
Blyer Gross ON them are genuine
"Bayer Tablets Of Aspirin owned
and made by Americans and proved
,aie by millions Of people Unknown
quantities Of fraudulent Aspirin Tab.
lets were sold recently hy. a Brooklyn
dealer which proved 10 he composed
mostly oi Taloum Powder
"Bayer Tablets OF Aspirin" should
always he asked for Then look for
the safety "Bayer Cross on the pack
age and on each tablet, Accep, moth.
ing else Proper directions and dos
aye In each Baycr package
Aspirin is the trade mark Of Bayer
Manufacture oi Monoace,lCaclde,tcr
OF SlliDylicacil
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-01-12

rcrildity. she viii not he permitted TO
IiSn"rse " pfcnniE OF interest on this
debt nor yet 10 r"pay :, pf"nni;: Of the
principal TN every Carthinr OF allied
war debt has he"n cNt;nruishcd."
as to the .princlpaI this demand" is
correct ana justified. bu, how about tho
wealth has been mortgaScd and CON
verified into war loan. and thus a large
proportion OF the German people Is dc.
he So dependent during tho many
months--or years--beforc industry be-
gins 20 respmc normal activity. Thus;
ne ID make slaves o; the Germap pco-
This policy is cconom;cally unsound.
Germany is found guilty. and is sen
fenced TO pay damages and costs. Thc
court OF the world now decides how
the payment; shall be made. 1t must
OF an ordinary debtor. 1t will arrive
~ the mode of payment by estimat-
Ing the sum required for his sub
sistencc aud deductimg this from his
Income. Tine balance he Is ordered to
pay month by month until tho debt is
discharged.
This brings mo for the moment to
the question OF the boycott of Ger
many An cNtrcinc policy would be
void ny immobilizing $4,000. 600 people
without injurins the whole world. The
aiilch interests must be served first
put Ger'nany must gradually be al
though not the place TO which sic as
rired. Her industry and commerce
must be allowed to revive so that
She may be in a position to make good
az Tar as possible the enormous raw
ages caused by her war Oh mankind
When we come - consider the
debtors annual cost or livcIih ood we
are faced by tho following figures:
interest on war dcb;. sI,750. 00O. 600 0
Sum needed for internal
tional rchabilitation 800 400 90 q
ifeWaF expenditures. 800, 900
OF This exncnal,mrn ~ Enn, ~
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-01-12
And Men. says DIR. Reid. Who Prcscribcs 1t
TO Nouri>h and StrcnG then tho Nerves,
CleHr the Brain and Bring Back
Health and the Joys or Life 10
Tired. Anacmic. Run
dpwn People.

BOSTON MASS-Both my friends o. the
profession ana rn.acIf-doctors all-havc
been amazed a1 tho Transformation wrought
by a few days use Of phosphorated malt;
Not long ago wo<an came To me In a
sad state Of physical AID nervous cshaus-
ton. She trcttul. cauI;-iinding ana
nervous. and complained OF feeling tired all
the time She had been Ercvougly mis-
treated by her household aad by all her
to her story. To her tho
world was a dreary place anu life Itself was
. burden and bore. had treated her
before, and knew her family and social lie
10 b. ideal except tor her own distorted
imagination. to!l her 10 cat less. and
take two hv.-graiT tablets OF phosphoratc
malt after each meal ard to report Ia me
a. the end al i week. In about two wee is
sh- cam" Into my Office. rosy checked.
happy and cTracrrc. a picture o. cxultant
hcai'h-th. Kind thu; knows nerves and
fcrget- tn be- unhappy.
hav" seen phoEphorat"d malt double en-
durance and mental activity In irss than
two weeks tinic after all else had failed
even the best physicians. have seen /.
bring roses to tho cheeks of pale tired
nervous. ovcrwc-kei women and the Grim
son blood Q: health and a happy smile 10
the faces Of children recovering from long
spells q! sickness. Physicians all know tn Z
phosphorus above all things nourishes th..
brain a3d nerves and that without IL good
health Is impossible. Nerves and brain Nee,
II Ike the body needs food. II strengthens
AMI ritalizes every nerve and organ Of thu.
human body. Why. without IL even plants
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-01-12

items arc vital TO Gcr,nany's cxis-
tcncc. The last sum Includes roughly
32a:.joO.0pD for the army and Sl07.-
,uo.OoV Tor the naNI'---.t total OF $780,
100000. This si0o 100000 is no longer
necessary for Gcrmary'S own use.
aud can Ii. "carmarkcd' as interest ON
inancnt tribute" Germany will have
to work hard TO lind this S3.l50.o0o.O0O
a year alone.
The problem depends ON the peace
terms. ANA thus on the condition of
Germany. IL the revolution becomes
Bolshev'Sic. the security for Ger
nianyS debt disappears. If it remains
'.bloodlegs" and ii we ,rca, the wind
inS-uD Of the great war on broad and
sound economic lines II viii he Scrv
ing the best Interests. not only OF Ger
many-now surely sick to death of
militarism and prussian ism--but OF
the whole world
In one sentence:
Tho debtor mast live If he ~ to pay
his b,.--COpyright. 1918.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-01-12
WOMEN OF AMERICA
Greatly Benefited by the War
son even mildly afflicted with the
disease Is seriously handicannnd

son even mildly afflicted with the
disease Is seriously handicapped.
So many Of the aches and pains OF
the female sex can be traced direct
~ to catarrh and catarrhal con,ii-
lions, that thousands of women have
round Peruna just what they needed.
Peruna Is for catarrh and catar-
rnal conditions In any organ or apv
part OF the body. Whether It be ca
tarrh of the stomach, bowels. or other
organs, Peruna Is just as effective as
for catarrh Of the head aid throat.
1t is by encouraging q rich, pure
Dloou supply to all parts OF the body
that Peruna allays the Inflammation
and congestion, and produces health
in the mucous linfnge eyeryWnere
This remedy, which fur forty-hye
years has been the standard treat
ment for catarrh IL all it's forms.
regulates the digestive organs and
helps eliminate the wastes and pois.
ons resulting from catarrhal cOndi-
lions. This foetid matter may fire.
quently find lcdgmeEt in tho system
and then do irreparablc harm.
The experience OF Mrs. Albert
Huet, of 26f Hackmatack ST., South
Manchester, Conn, is an Indication
OF the great good which Peruna Is
accomplishing for the sex. She
writes: II had catarrh Of the stom-
ach, bowels and liver. sought a
cure everywhere but sad to say was
finally obliged to take my bed. 1
wish you could understand my feel
ing toward your Life-Saver, Peruna.
have taken Peruna and to-day can
say, Thank God for n good stomach
and appetite. Thanks to Peruna once
more. l work in a mill and at home.
Sometimes 1 work at night. fluid
myself getting stronger all the time. ;"
Mrs. Huet gained in weight from
96 to 100 pounds.
Such story carries a message OF
hope and happiness to every person,
man or woman, suffering from ca
tarrh.
Peruna is sold everywhere.-Adv.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-01-12
Doctors Amazed at Power of
Phosphorated Malt TO Bring
Strength and Steady Nerves
to Pale, Weak, Nervous Women

Will not grow and soil itself brcon,cs poor
and unproduct!v". Nature in her wisdom
has mad. II necessary 10 all Erc both
vegetable" and animal. and II IL JUS; az
indispensable 20 health pure air and
nour!shins. Wholesome food. Y.t most OF
us gradually exhaust cur phosphorus sup.
ply and do nothin. to rcplenIsh it, go that
more phosphorus Is q common need OF both
men and women. though few realize l.;
The Ieopic !n need OF phosphorus often
think that stomach. liver or kidneys are
making them Sick nervous and rundown
phosphorus 10 tone VI tn. nerves and civ.
strength and vicor Ia tho body
Physicians know the value or phosphorus
and everybody knows the tonic value Of
malt. remarkable tissue builder. especially
adapted 10 III" needs OF nursing mothers
hincd with phosphorus ard phofphatcs a.
In phosphorateL malt Il Hour,she. the body
by aiding the system to convert food into
living tissue. PhosplioratCd malt contains
fh"-rhrruus IN Atatc almost Identical
with ,h.t found in the brain ana nerve cells
II strong healthy. vigorous people. and after
few days of IL weak. tired nerves thrill
with energy. pleasure IS more inviting worI;
h'coniems easier and you face tho DAY with
renewed confidence cndIranc and cnthu-
s!asn
Manufac,urers' Note TO Physicians: phos-
ThoTnted malt. 50 highly recommended by
secret remedy. Tho tormuia s' for tho OF IN.
termination of physicians and the public. Is
printed on every package. ]; IL sold under
funded. Even in cases where YOU prescribe
IL and 1t falls the druggist will refund the
that all druggists sell it subject to this
guarantee. I; is dispensed In Richmond hy
n" frarle, Baner and the Polk Miller Drug
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-01-12
M'ADOO'S STATEMENT
News of Hines Appointment Is FLASHED
10 Him Aboard Train
for West.

Los ANGELES. January 1l.-Notice
of the appointment OF Walker u. Hines
az dircctor-generalo Of railroads, cabled
TO the White House by President Will
son. reached Mr.: McAdoo by telegraph
last night at Winslow. hriz.. when the
rcti inE Encouragement pass d
through tina, town on his way to Los
Angeles.
MIR. McAdoo issued the following
statements
The President has authorized me to
ANNOUNCE the appointment OF Walker
-. Hines AS director-gcneral OF rail-
roads. He will enter upon his duties
OF Office Immediately. Mr.. Hines has
been my assistant at Washington since
the beginning OF government control.
and has n thorough knowledge OF or
ganiza;ion and administration OF the
railroads under Federal control as we'll
az Of the fundamental problem In
VOWED i'll tho railroad situation.
His ability and experience admira-
bly, Il: him for the great trust and
responsibility with which the Presi
dent has honored him.
Aside from his obvious qualilica-
tons. MIR. Hines is in full sympathy
with thu policies which have guided
the railroad administration and with
the views OF tho President on the rail-
road question.
II am sure that Mr.. Hines Will have
the hearty support of the fine army
OF railroad officers and employees, ant.
! can ask nothing better for him than
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-01-12

Thousands upon thousands Of
girls and women, who willingly and
enthusiastically picked up the indus
trial burdens which the men laid
down to go to war, found themselves
physically unfit. 1t has been discov-
cred that one Of the greatest destroy
ers of woman's health is catarrh.
Catarrh in some form, not neces-
sarily OF the head, but in any organ
or part. has slowly and subtly under
mined the general health. Catarrh
will attack the mucous membranes
in any part of the body and the per-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-01-12
Bristol IIo.iery VIII. .nlsrEtn".

BRISTOL. VA. January 1.-THE
Brisiory. Hosiery Mill. of this city. just
across the. line In Tennessee. Is cnlarg
ing the plant by adding to the build
ings aud Installing much new m3chin-
cry. The productive capacity OF the
mills VIII Il" increased fully 30 per
cent THIS viii require the employ
ment of large number OF new hands.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-01-12
Iron Work. Starting Mt Cr.hnm.

GRAHAM. VA. January lit Is
learned on good authority that the Vir-
ginia Coal. Iron and RAILROAD Company.
which has it's central offices at Roa-
noke. will remodel and enlarge the
blast furnaces at this place and put
IL III commission At an early date as
Il mandatory for foundry iron. The
new business. 1t is said. will require
large force OF hands
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-01-12
sS5,Q0o.o0o.ooo
S85 100000
WILL REQUIRE ANNUAL
PA 1iEN'H Or FIVE llIIIFONS

II We reckon per cent in;ercs; and
per cent for sinking fund for the
cxtinc;ton OF the bill. we arrive at an
annual charge on Germany of more
than 100000 Few will believe
Tor moment that she can find tho
Whoic OF this s'upendous sum year by
aniess Germany is compelled TO make
"NirGmciy heavy sacrifices il will nc
~, ne allied taxpayers who will foo, tho
comparatively free.
How much should Germany be
forced to pay? Tho answer to this
1nG5ti9 m resolves itself into an OK
for that is the sum which mus, be
obtained from her. This analvsjs viii
be The subject of another article
Germany amount to $40. 600, 900 900 and
mat ne costs" biz to be paid totals
to consider how much she can afford to
pay or thcae enormous sums
In the first place. certain financial
s .sr1ns hioh are made in ne a"ms,icc
bearing on the subject These are
partly contained in clause 10. which
stipulatcS:
]. R"para,ion for damage done: 1t
what VIII be included under this head
ing though IL will Comprise many OF
me me items detailed In my first ar;icie as
phr!iE ~ money. partly In goods and
rarity. no doubt. in services-work bv
German labor squads at Ciermany': OK
pcnsc. "
II. Immediate restitution or money
and securities seized in invaded coun-
tries; THE section Of tho clause is
widely worded and viii include the re-
payment OF all lcvics made by tho in
vad;nG huns
III: Restitution of Russian ana
m"u'lan!an gold Yielded TO Germany:
&c
rchncn inc debts "f these countries 20
GUNS AND EQUIPMENT
MAY SERVE As CREDIT
'Ihen again there are the surrenders
OF Guns machine guns and airplanes
ana OF Russian warshps seized These
may. perhaps. be credited TO Germany
~ Inquire 10 be specified as also any
herman "arsh!ps that may seek shelter
In allied ports.
ncr forfeited colonies and IN par: for
y Isaac .orrainc. Then again there is
~" territory coded By Austria TO I,aIv
whiie tho valuable lands captured from
".tch Should be taken into account.
well informed writer estimates
u, Inat tn. value TO the allies Of these
Payments - kind and territory will
a!Io" = deduction ~ S50.6OO.90O. 900 TO
u" made from the final hill 20 l., mo-
scnten 20 Germany at tho peace con-
u liz inevitable. perhaps. that INC
whole question has let loose a flood of
irresponsible writing which can only
rSnG 10 inhamc public opinion and
nc problem. One London financial
daily newspaper. in particular. must
be quoted because an examination OF
It's statements will clear the air.
BY her own declaration GERMANY {.
able to finance war debt Of $4,000
10000. Unless there is the basest OF