Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1918-10-25
!. NEWS 0 O e. E1F1Es DAY

ned Wednesday pight by British fiers
sn ia German tossns Of kurbaeh ard
saafLraseken. The cities Of Mann,
hsf,n, Csplenz, Metz-sablon ana
Mailz were successfully bombed.
Dispatches from abroad last night'
rsecitine the unanimity with which
the. Presidents message has been ap-
proved coaarra the belief thai Eae
lilies Of the Omitted States are ~
eemphss accord on the next moves III
ne peace, negotiations.
Hessipg conditions in Washington
sre hopeAss, according to the unanl-
tnpsx cSspRg of the government Of
ficSals iR charge who were interview
Cd Yesterday. Government. projects
vii not be finished for months, they
agree, and when the buildings are
done these Will only house enc months
newcomers:
PENAL that Germany mas ordered
the cessation Of all distinctions what
soaysF o. Tie western front is made
W De sspi-official North German Ga
zette of Berlin. The newspaper also
denies newspaper reports from out,
side Germany that German subma-
riass have been recalled on their
bases.
twenty-five deaths from influenza
were reported at the health office OF
tie. District Of Columbia during the
.twenty-four hours ending at o'clock
last night, the smallest number Of ia
talsias raReyse& for any similar per-
ioa siaes Ole endemic first broke out
in VAsbiAsson. The number of new
cases reported altsos showed a marked
imgyagaRsAs eyer the reports OF the
preyRps Esekss
IN an apostolic letter to Dr. Alex
ander- Kak98ssi, archbishop Of War
saw, the hsRe expresses hopes that
the people Of Poland may enjoy the
privilege Of choosing their own form
of government. Tho communication
ends by saying that the pontitf, de-
string to show his good will toward
Poland, purposes to make DR.. Kakow-
xxi q cardinal at the next consistory.
The foundation stones of the He
brew University at Jerusalem, re-
Gently laid in the presence of General
Allenby and representatives of the
French and Italian attachments, are
twelve in number, one for each of the
twelve tribes of Israel. The site Of
the university is on the summit of
! the Mount of Olives, facing ,Jerdsa-
slam 90 theyoae side and the hills of
ess sataa sss Es / III
IN answer to President Wilson'S
sesa Aasgss.s seeesaag, to SWISS. adj
VICES, win refuse to deal with the
! GaeeAe SapMsk cenneil: German, and
!. :. sslgsa Rsavspsi5iss;A axe foriweeks
copAsetsd depnAciatory propaganda
against the 'Czecho-Siovaks whom the
Bnitsa Ssssss end the allies have Of
!. ficialY recognized as q belligerent ma
tion. TIE forper. German chancellor.
Count Hertling,.' called the Czecho-
tSlovaks ga band Of traitors" in one of
This last speeches before the Reich,
sstas.
= Saleaan warning was sent to the
upiAsa StsAse and the. other allies yes
:terds1 il New York that when they
reach the peace conference they should
.bsNsRs u the trap set by Germans
Magyass and Turks to circumyent
ann 1sal SELF DISCRIMINATION Of the
peoples Of the present democratic
mid-Earopean union. DR.. Thomas C.
Masasxk, prime minister of the Czecho
Aoyak Do fasto government, sounded
the tQeGA at the conference OF repre-
se8sseaSss II TIE peoples in'the union,
and the dangers were emphasized in
every speech made by delegates.
= Prince Macmillan, of Baden, the
German chancellor. has been stricken
BY influenza, Berlin ,adviees state late
yesterday. In some quarters here the
question is raised whether it is the
diplomatic brand of influenza that US
Tally precedes the retirement of
statesmen. No word has yet come
through from Berlin as to whether
President Wilson's note has been re-
ceived there. Since the message was
published in Amsterdam yesterday af-
ternoon, however, having reached
Eondon early today and Paris, at
noon. it is reasonable to assume the
German powers that be already have
a-fair outline of its contents if'not the.
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