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New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1919-03-07
WISE, SMITH & CO., Hartford

Atwood's Blttersr at 1Sc.
Antiphlogistinc 2%r, 4"c. 69c.
Bovininc i5c and $50.
Bron1o Settler Sc, 19c, $50, 7oc.
Baume Analecsique 4%c.
Castoria at ok.
Dioxogen t4c and 23c.
Fellows Syrup $500.
Father Johns soc and 1"c,
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1919-03-07
AND TOILET
ARTICLES

Pluto Water SOC.
Sal-Hepatica 1sc, SIC, T3c.
SCOTS Emulsion 55c and $500.
Sloan's Liniment 1Sc and 35c.
Farnesis at 75C.
Wampole's Oil at 69c.
Finol at 75c.
Minard's Liniment 19c.
Tanlac CSC.
Squibb's Oil CSC.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1919-03-07

1t was a pleasure to have with us
at our last meeting Miss Grace
Stowen, a Red Cross nurse. and a
memher OF our society. She gave an
interesting talk, taking us with her
IN imagination 10 Georgia, Camp
Hevens and later to Florida, telling
OF her experiences in a most inter-
cSting manner.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1919-03-07

Two new members were added +,
our list--Mrs. Annie Christensen an,
Mrs. George Wild
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1919-03-07

Tho ladies and their friends are
asked to meet again on Monday at
$50 O'Clock at the Red Cross rooms.
Court street, for an all-day sowing
meeting. Bring lunch.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-02-15
Damage SUD Comnroui>cd.

LYNCHBuRG, VA, Feb. A.-Wniie
the jury IL the cases OF Dora Ford
against Ellen NJ. Va! and Slnuot and
Sheehan and Dora Ford. eXccutriX Of
the estate OF Eilcn II. Ford decea seti
against the same defendants, which
suits We're Tor $4,000 each. was in the
room consulting over a ccrCiict counsel
in this case and the case of Dor.
Ferguson aSainS; the same defenda nj )
agreed upon :. verdict. and the jury
was recalled to render an agreed YER
diet OF 5000 against Mrs. Wall and
Smoot and Shcch;tm. The Judgment for
S2.1hO was u cover the DANA gr \
claimed in all three suns although
that OF Mrs. Ferguson Ind not been
presented 10 the jury. The trio of
suits was tLe outcome Of the collapse
Of the wall Building, ~ The corner
OF Eighth and Main Streets about
eighteen months ago, when the adju. IN
ing structure belonging to Mrs r'o, Il
isned. and Was later removed at The
insistencc o: the clty government.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-02-15
DY RENE VIVIANI.

rARiS. Feb. 14.-Roumania being
conscious OF having broken no agree
nents with the allies. demands that
the latter also keep their promises and
facilitate the execution of tho secret
treaty of August II, 1915, which de-
termincd Roumania's armed intcrvcn-
ton in the great war and which gave
her the entire Banat OF Temesiar
In support of her claim Roumania
insists hat the Ranat constitutes "A
historical and economic unit which
should not be divided and IN which tho.
forests aud tho minerals OF the noun
famous region are necessary to the
plains. whose wheat keeps the noun
tain peoples alive.
Therefore. the entire Banat should
belong to Eounania. whose frontiers
north atel west. as we'll as south. ought
10 he the rivers Thesis and Danube
Such is l;oumania's~claim.
SERBS LESS ABSOLUTE
IN MAKING CLAIMS
The Serbs are less absolute in their
claims than are the Roumanians. They
do no, lay claim to the whole Of The
portion. where the Serbian population
is prcdom nant In support Of their
claim ihcN insist that tho Banat does
not constitute an indiviSiblc unit. as
toumania asserts il does. History
say. the Serbs, rcfutcS this supposed
unity.
Fleeing before the Turkish INVASION.
the Scro!anS from Serbia took refuge
in large numbers on the northern bank
of the Danube. AT that time the Hun
EarianS welcomed the Serbs az allies
against the Mussulman and recognized
tho government. formed by the Serbs
respecting special liberties granted the
Serhians until recent times, when
Serbian help was no longer needed by
them.
Then the llunEarians tried To Mag
yarizc the entire country at she cX-
pcnsC OF the Serbs. Nevertheless the
latter retained their nationality and
the Belgrade government believes the
bcs; solution Will be based upon the
desires OF the population. Serbia
therefore. is willing TO accept the YER
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-02-15
WARM WELCOME GIVEN
ALLIED MISSION BY CZECHS
American Member. Especially Well
treated ns Territorial Adjustment
Hody Enters Prague.
IHy Associated Press.l

PRAGUE. Feb. 1.-THE allied mis-
sion which is proceeding 10 Poland to
investigate the territorial disputes be:
tween the governments OF Poland and
C'2ccho. Sloval:ia was welcomed cor
daily by the CZechS when IL passed
through Prague on the way TO War
Jaw. The American members Of the
Delegation were "iv.n an especially
warm welcome. The railway station
ard the city buildings We're decorated
VIII the allied coiorS.
prominent C2echs say that Hohemi:
is sacrificing herself in the matter OF
coal. sugar and food. The street cars
here are running on half the normal
schedule. and there are fewer lights
I night than in Vienna. Food in the
hotels and restaurants is more scarce.
THE cZechs are working hard to
turn the grca; beet sugar croD Of 1915
;nto sugar. The last available coal
has been distributed among the fac
tor;cs 50 ;hnt the sugar may be manu-
s"ct"r"d end there b. some for export
TO STRENGTHEN the credit OF C.echo-
SIC v"E business men.
The citizens "f the new republic are
law anl order against Rolshcvist propn :
rariistH R"c"mtiy a Bolahcvis; agent
"Hs mixing y sncech in the market
Di.c" q! i'!c town Of Krakauh. twenty
m'es f"om Prague. when Miss Emily
''a%rryr. daughter OF the President
lap""ncd 10 raSs by. She ovcrhea I'd
the remarks Of the socnkcr and asked
p"-"'iss!ou 10 address, tho crowd She
mad. such = good stump speech that
the Go'shcv'st agent was hootcd and
driven away
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-02-15
COAL STEAMER SINKS
'rarie ID. Chambers, From Newport
news, t0rs to Bottom-Crcw
NeScucd ny Life Guards.

NORFOLK. VA. Feb li-The
american schooner Oracle d. Cham
be"s. bound from Newport News TO
Santo Domingo with cargo of coal.
sunk oft Currituck Beach. North Caro-
lima coast. at O'Clock this morning
The crew was rescued by the life
guards of Currituck last night
The schooner sailed from NEWPORT
News Tuesday. Thursday. bufreted by
!! moderate storm, the Chambers sprung
leak. The water in the hold steadily
Increased. despite the constant opera
lions OF the pumps. and the captain Ia e
yesterday hoisted signals OF distress.
Life guards promptly responded. re-
moving the crew in surf boats. EARLY
This morning the abandoned ship sunk.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-02-15

To the kouwanians. who invoke the
I treaty. of August -. 1916. the Scrbians
( reply that later events invaiidu;c.l this
! diplomatic contract. since Rounania
not only RECEIVERS the Iiukowina. hut
TTcS"iNcS peslnes besSarabia. to which
tonmania was not previously entitled
| The SerhianS further support their
! thesis by invoking not only historical
and sentimental arguments. but
economic and stratrrical reasons as
, wei,' !. Is from INC plain of Eanai
SIry 1" her population. !; is from the
Plain %. lanai ais" that an Invading
! which Sh. would have II" protection
ncthcr 80 lieigrad. nor ~ ihc VALLEY
., the Mor2ya, which leads to the
should We asks The Serbs. leave
pvt tani,a' under the range -: Il neigh
h h"r cnnho on even though that neigh
Eut the claims of ;,umania and
.n"Sc OF serbia arc not ;rrccOnciiahlr
ne governments al Belgrade aud
i.uk harest are discussing things in cood
iaith and with the apparent desire to
reach fair solution.
EELit:.i: UNDERSTANDING.
Will BE St1IsEAtT TORY
Inc Sounanian and Serbian armies
nave shed their blood in tho same
cause E"th countries we're invaded
ana raras"d by tho Same enemy. Whit.
the friendly relations between them in
the past guarantees AN amicahle nm.
derstandinE in the future such AS is
an essential condition for common pros
pcrity.
t.acn. no doubt, VIII rcnouncc claims
which hurt the rights OF the other.
and they Will accept withou, rccrimina-
ton the decision OF tho conferences
1t is difficult to say at this time what
mat decision Will be. II is proba bic.
however, that il Will recognize the
right of ltoumania TO that portion of
the Ranat. in which the Rumanian
population is predominant. rcscrvinE
fInr ion L.,
hanai. which is Indispensable as a hull
wark for the security OF Belgrade
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-02-15
fi'KISSlCK BUYS PAPER
Former RirI,un'nd Newspaper Man
acquires Control Of the PIS,ImOnt,
OF GrcenNitie. y. e..

GREENVIILE. s e.. FEB Il The
controlling interest in the Piedmont.
frrcEN'iic's afternoon newspaper. Wa
today sold TO i. Ejon Mcnissick ~
Mrs. E'cnn"ri T.. koestcr ANA George
l. i<1rS;cr.
Mr. b"csrcr. Who h..a been editor AMI
publisher OF the Piedmont for v,ga,
Yeas, viii continue TO conduct .',e
6nS ness department Of the paper, while
NJ, Mckissick will become editor ana
direct the news and editorial .dcpuy:-
Hr kocstcr has been in the nsw;-
" i"r business iii this state for thir.N
one years while Mr. Mc!,issick -, at
present editor Of the Greenvilie News
and was formerly chief editorial writer
OIL the kichnond Times Dispatch
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-02-15

Wednesday, evening in a buggy for
business trip to Harriston, apparently
in his usual health. Late WCdneS
night the horse returned with an
empty buggy. The deceased was found
at o'clock the following morning
lyins face downward in the road in
an unconscious condition. in which
state he remained until his death. in
his PHYSICIANS opinion Mr. Pittman
He was forty-eiGht years old, ana is
survived by five brothers, r. r. John
benjamin and Daniel Pittman, OF
WAynesborY. and Thomas Pittma,l. OF
Madison Heights
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-02-15

-Sl:D CARS Tor sal" at !.tnI,-,
Htst i'roid street
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-02-15
v!CE-PREs|DENT's VOTE
BLOCKS JOHNSON MOVE:
Marshall DECIDES Against Senate
Considering Resolution ON
Troops i'm RuS>ia.
MOTION TO TABl.N is, TIE
Policy of administration ii. Keeping
Army tn Siberia .itta:kcd by Shcr-
man. uf Illinois. aud Defended b.
McCumhcr, of Oyth Dakota.

W ASH NOTION. Feb l4.-Nicc- rrcs-
idcnt Marshall cast the deciding vote
that defeated tho effort Of Senator
johnson. Of California. to &c. his Rus
sian resolution before the Senate for
consideration this afternoon
The vote came on a motion by Scna-
tor Fletcher. of Florida. to table Scna-
Tor JohnsonS motion 10 cav MP his
resolution. The vote on the motion 1"
table WAS TIC. So tn 81. and the Vice
President voted 80 table.
Three republican. voted aye" ani
pubiicans Nelson. of Minnesota: str-
ling. Of South Dakota, and Mctumhcr.
of North Dakota Democrats cham
h"rlain. Of Oregon: Gore" OF oklahom" ::
81 mississippi.
The tabled resolution was intro
iurcd 10y Senator Johnson last week.
nrd reads:
Resolved that in tho opinion Of tho
senate soldiers of tho United states
should hc withdrawn from Russia as
soon rs practicable"
TWO SENATOR'S ATThCK
COVER Mr:>T POLICY
Scrato~ Johnson. in - speech il tho
senate Thursday. made u bitter attack
on III" admin istraiion for it's Russian
policy aud particularly for Keeping
soldiers in that country.
y similar attack from the same side
Of tho chamber came this afternoon i'll
~ speech by Senator sherman. Of Iii
nois. who declared that the United
states could not maintain force III
Russia under the rule Of international
right" and that such n policy as is be-
ipg followed there can only be jusu-
fed by brute force.
lie charged that. in principle. there
was little difference between allied ia
convention in Russia and Germanys
invasion Of Belgium
SEN ATOH NcCUMB:R DEFENDS
ADMINISTRATIVE ATTITUDE
The administration policy was de-
tended by Senator McCumber. OF North
Dakota Republican member Of the
Foreign Relations Committee. who de-
clarcd that Russia WAS helpless and
lacked capacity for government with
out aid from the other countries.
lie said allied troops went into Rus
STA as Il war measure. AS defense
against Germany. and that their pres
euce there Is still Justified because
peace has no; been signed.
He declared that Intervention was
justified II only 20 hang Lcnine and
'rrotzky and rid Russia OF That peril.
At meeting OF the Michigan dele
CATION Il petition was presented signed
by lO5.U00 citizens OF Michigan askin.
Congress TO ge; the troops out Of
Russia 10 re-enforce them.
The delegation appointed Rcpresen-
tat:ves DoremuS Hamilton and N!cholS.
to place the matter before Secretary
Of War Baker.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-02-15
!iEi.it:NE: { HDt:RSIA NDINt.
Wit ftE SATISFACTORY

the sale or condemned American army
horses.
The shortage OF milk. according to
nectcd in the health of babies focal
appeals have been made To the people
TO use as little milk AS possible, even
though i'll.
The milk consumed by babies in CO.
bienZ is now 3.lSU quarts daily Ec-
iore the war this comSuniDtion as
SHOWN by statistics. was 2S3Io Quarts
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-02-15
John Me.t CARPENTER.

iARR1SONBuRG, VA. Feb. IA
John West Carpenter. travelling
salesman. died at his home i'm Bridge
water yesterday. following an opera
ton performed several days before He
was scventy-one years OF age. and be-
sides his widow is survived by three
children. Mrs. Alice Long and Miss
Maggie Carpenter. OF Bridgcwater. and
w. iIobert Carpentcr. of Mcdowell
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-02-15
Honor, for iI:,I CITY soldier.

LYNCHBURG. VA Feb li-Ser-
Geant Samuel y Lloyd. VINO has beer.
awarded u Distinguished Service Cross.
- a son OF Mrs. W. II. Lloyd. OF thiS
city. He has been with Company D.,
Ono Hundred and Sixteenth Infantry
since June. 1917, having enlisted here
ana went away with Company l.. r'irsi
virginia Infantry, and mas been in
France since last June.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-02-15
ChlircI, Notices,
Deaths.

COOK Died. February -. 1919. a. the
home of !. u. Collie. |" West N'nlh
Street. south iichmoIid. Va. MIR. Ellis H.
Sol. GP%k, agoi shirt he Is survived !y his
and small children. He alsu leaves
his parents and three brothers oil iir /.
n!ineham. Ala. lie was member III 1.
> % T.; Henderson IodGe: Lily Council:
Tune,ii services viii be at STOCKTON
street fSauti 81 Church at l.. ~. Sunday.
Rev W. X. Likciight-r. burial Miury
G'Es.lI.,e.p'eNNi a! NGWsrk, y: !. q ,Mer
..iS - il h.ri i; Gir4e!.
J A.'(iiioENi: Died at hs home Monroe
'i"rra'". S..inr"ay Afternoon. ChIs"c ]!
l"hncy Langaornc: in the seventy SIKH
Gibson. OF New York: Mrs Waldorf Aston
AIRS. Robert Brand and AIRS. Paul Phipps
az of London. and w. T.. I.anghornr, OF
lcrkins. children of his daughter. Eliza
beth ID. Perkins also Il hrut her ana a,
sister. Thomas IL Lang hUriic OF Gov
inGtor, and Mrs. John ~. Lewis. of Lynch
iu:g.
FunerHl. priva. from -! rani's Epna-
r Clo. Z In crmca, IN ii"liywu"d.
LAM DER. -ltio, ia Baltimore MD Tnurs.
Gay. February H. william Siansmury
tvn grandchildren ami ;hr". great era. nd :
.h!dr"n.
Funeral rrrn hs late rcsidcnccs H.;
Forth I'rcin"n street. 1aliirnorr. Md.
was res, i"nt "t Richmond Va for
GcAriy ior.E years
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-02-15
NIrH. 6. NJ. Dollie
I Speriol IA 'lbc 'rS,nac Me no,.h

Especial to The Times Dispatchl
PETERSBURG. VA. Feb. l4.-Mrs.
;. NJ. Dobie died yesterday afternoon
a; the home OF her mother, Mrs j. w.
Webb. in Harding Street. She was
thirty-four years OF age. Besides her
husband and parents three sisters sur
v!vc. Mrs. j. w. Allen, Mrs. Charles T.;
Brown and Miss Lucille Webb OF Pc
tcrsburg. The funeral will take place
rom the Second Baptis; Church at 3
o'clock Saturday afternoon
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-02-15
Thieves cause Panic in iInmbur.

AMSTERDAM Feb. li.-Thcrc is a
panic a, Hamburg as q result, of depr.-
dations by lands of thieves "pc attn.
throughout the city. according TO Der
lin dispatches Ia the tt"ni elSnIad 'ruc
bands arc sad to travel ~ motor cars.
and 10 be heavily armed. and i; is re-
ported The residents Of merchants have
been piilaScd, and that the police are
he .D.C2S
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-02-15
HONOR AMERICAN AIRMEN
French Award Croix de Guerre TO 81,
l.teutennnts OF L. y.
Air Service.
IBy As.oclatcd Prcss.

WASHINGTON. Feb l..-R4:.:.
French awards OF the croiX de gucrre
20 American pilots and balloonisis. an
nounCcd to-day by the War Depart
menl. included: Lieujenan,s James H.
son. Good Pine. La: Spencer l.. Hart.
NhI:;.kcrS. y. g, and the following
whose addresses were no; available:
l.'eui"n;nts William .. Frost Aubrey
G. Russell ana Warren Wheeler.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-02-15
DEATHS IN VIRGINIA
Miss t'purI NJttIicu

Miss Pearl Mullen fourteen yoars
oid, who was attending school rn
Richmond dicd Yesterday morninr
me nome o! Mrs X. - Shelton. 3"i
south Fourth street.. Til. remains of
: me young gil ""r" ,a.:"u 20 her nome
At Spring Hope. \ - Ini.rmc,, w'Il
lake place there today
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-02-15
70 visit Kus.ian Gc,ernmcn,..
nv Associ,iAd prcss

ftHtS. Feb. i.-colouci r., Francis
E.i,@S. CORNER American military at
iH'he ~ Pcirog"ad. and eight other
american military observers, left
iaris Thursday for Tie Black Sea re
eioh. where the" VIII visit The various
Il isSi?n governments.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-02-15
Worth Deter.

HARRISONBURG. VA, Feb. IL
News was received here yesterday Of
the accidental death OH last Tuesday
OF Worth Deter at a silver mine in
Arizona He was former resident OF
Bridgewater, this county. aud was
thirty three years of age
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-02-15
Military Governor Of Paris Dies.

Paris, FEB li.-Gcncral Mon,cr.
military governor OF i'iris, died sud
denly last night While At dinner ut
The home OF Jean cruppi. former Min
lister OF Foreign Affairs
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-02-15

FKEDEI.ltkSBUItG. w. Feb. H.
The Belle Grove stock "a IN. in KING
George county, twenty miles from thus
city. shipped this week by freight from
here TO California twenty-five head OF
young registered short horn cattle to
Il purchaser in the state of California
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-02-15

LYNCHBURG. VA, Feb. lI-Mrs
Louis j. Foster. eighty-one years OF
age, died yesterday morning at 2:25
! O'Clock at her home in Madison Heights
| Mrs. Foster was formerly Miss Avis.
and Il native OF Appomattox County
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-02-15

DANNlLLE. VA. FEB li--i..ss than
an hour after telling a passing friend
mat he never felt better in his life :.
J. *. StamDer, a weli-known citizen
was dead. Mr. Stamper was nf;y'
three years OF age. He was horn in
Bristol. and had been resident Of
'hnN ne Tor eighteen years. He mar.
ried Miss Lena Moorcneid VINO. win
q son and OduEhtcr. smrYiNc
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-02-15

!i.. tk Rot s.,!c. = ton Republic truck
Cah ur s'Gh al Armour ~ CO. 3Ol .rorth
t'.,'n HDi,ir.S-T.n different sIvjcg -,
tlHthE nu'uUs. VIII sell a: cost See tis
nciOrv nhN .ie. CoiHrh-Tciat Motors inc
~ SCUM Fifteenth Street
t :nn,n; S.,itn Form -''rmrh makes a
i''tpl 'i"' ~ -. iHI !'hun, l,uuI, y i, r,
isLh West Brnad Street.
Enak, SCAR, Motor Corp. 1910 West
n,onu > 80 h''iheis OF Guality trucks at
....N i.a--.r"r sale. ? = ton trucks good as
;."W 'ai. he bought cheap You will
NEE l" SO them 10 tnpr.UI!ttc their con
zion IAN hc seen ~ SIC North rweIfih
-SI:D CARS for sal" AT I.lnIl.cr- AI.o, ~
.: west l'rond street 'op co.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-02-15

HARRISONBCRG VA, Feb. IL
Iharles william Pit,man died at tho
home OF his stepmother. Nrs Incv
Pittman. at Grottoes yesterday morn.
Ing. Mr.. Pi;tman left his home latc
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-02-15
URGES DEFINITE PEACE
De CONCLUDED At ONCE
Saint Bricc Says intermediary Stage
Cannot BE Continued
for Long.
DEMANDS Hun ARMAMENTs
requirement. VIII Not BE Limited
to Military Forces, but Britain
VIII Seek to- Reduce Naval Power
of Germany
nN SAINT u,RIt,:.

fARIS. Feb. k.-The Intermediary
stage between war and peace cannon
continue. Not another armisticr. hut n
preliminary peace. must be concluded.
II has always been done that way.
mis- time matters already :.rc iraE
god for three months on account of
the colossal aiz" OF tho war machine.
th3t had to lcInount. Nevertheless. the
iin;i has been reached We mast .,t
over ii and canno; do /, rccn."ssIy " .
mist hive pledges of SuC.l :. natu y
that any gestures ON the pat G, ;hc
v"nQuishcd and become un important
Is tins, the way We shall prorc, +?
Certain Illusions to certain N:,icsslors
hermit us To nope so only ycstcrIt.
NC heard mantion OF a preliminary
peace. iiu; when we &c; to the bottom
OF things We iccl prompted u bc lcis
sanEuine.
MUST REQUIRE GERMANS
TO REDUCE: ARMAMENT
To bn sure. IT has been or Nil. -. de
c;dcd to impose almost total di..rm,
incnt upon the Germans. lea Vin., Tho M
perhaps a score Divisions n less To-.
the miintcnancc of order. Fur.h.c. 80.
VIII demand tho delivery OF the yr,.n,.r
l.ortion OF the war material which VAS
enumerated in my recent rti"I. aud
OF which an exact list is demanded
our demands be limited to tar ,icrn,am
army.
British Will not let this chance pass
Tor assurance against any possible re-
newal Of German naval power.
Special attention is being given to
Poland. We will not contcn; ourselves
with removing from the Germans every
means Of warfare, but will force the
evacuation by them OF a definite zone
comprising. naturally, everything in
Guided in the largest Polish demands :
l'asania. Eastern Prussia. uppc r
Stlesa. In other words. we will Gre
ate Il situation similar TO that on the
left bank OF the Rhine.
DISARMAMENTS DO NOT
MEAN WORLD SECURITY
All this is very well. but it does
not concern a preliminary peace. Thcs.
Instantaneous. these excavations. and
even the temporar" occupations will
IN no way limit Germany's future free
dom OF diplomatic Recommendation
Consequently. IL We stopped there.
Which would be quite pitiful after
SO much talk OF definite solution"
WhI: might be more pitifnl would be
seeing arise from all these words a
dangerous illusion, namely. that
truly decisive result had been accom-
plisiicd. that "A d!Sarmcd Germany had
lost all her sting. y false security
.ernlclte the work Of peace and we
would risk Sudden bruta! awaken
ing.
The best artisans OF future interna
tionn! concord are those who seek to
guarantee II against the hazard OF a
preliminary settlement that Is unsut-
iicient and 700 long delayed.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-02-15

BUICK BIG s-I9!. NODE. WITH WIRE
WHEELS ANp IS GUARANTEED TO 49,:
IN Al MECHANICAL CONDITION THIS
Is ~ PICK W FOR QUICK BUYER
DROP nf AID S.h: II AT ACNE Auro
EErAiE co. .cI WEST BROAD sr.
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AUTOMOBILES
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Automobiles for Sulc.

FORD. 1917 MODEL. IN FIRsr.cLAss
CONDITION. THIS CAR HAS coon
TIRES AND GOOD TOP. AND Is PRAc.
riCE FOR $3.50 TO QUICK BUYER.
ACME AUTO REPAIR CO.. 2sI WEST
BROAD STREET.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-02-15

WAN to rvnt or buy a Uouac? Ih, city,
uSsi prnpcrt."s are i.stru III the cIa,siii.,i
" MT IL rent bsy r hor.e? Tho c:;y's
h"st properties are listed in ;hr classified
Log. mi, complete directory of @an,s and
oftcrS
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-02-15

FORD roadster. in fine condition: ala, a
seifstarter: viii sacrifice for $500 "a n
pe >rvn a; fortuna! .IutuT Co.. Ninth ami
cary Streets