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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1918-05-12
Am interesting Monday
Sale
i'm the Millinery Salon ON the
Third Floor, will offer
Charming White Hats
and Sports Hats
very specially priced at
$1,000 each
Appreciate Price Reductions
have been made throughout the
stock of this (Trimmed Miflinervl
Department.
Dainty Cotton Fabrics
for Summer Frocks

Tor Summer FrOCks
are shown i'm a fascinating
assortment of charming weaves
and designs, embracing the
newest effects i'm cotton=and-
silk foulards; English, French
and American printed voiles;
wovem=dot Swiss mmslims; Jap=
amese washable crepes i'm plain
and woven stripes; imported
and American ginghamns; and
MANY other textiles of equal
desirability.
A Special Monday Sale
i'm the Cotton Dress Fabrics De-
partrmemt will offer unusually
attractive values i'm
The Washington herald., 1918-10-29
Dead Souls and Dead Rats.

What does life mean 10 most pros
porous Americans? Heaven only
knows II would be a matter Of su-
perlatively small Importance, Of
course, IL the result OF not-csrinr
was equivalent to nOnCsrng. But
that Is by no means the case. A dead
soul is not the same as a nonsouL
any more than a dead rat is the
same as a nonrat. A dead soul stinks.
most horribly. Out OF the dead souls
OF America there emsnstes a gas
more poisonous than the gas OF bat
tlehelds. II poisons art and Hterature
and religion and philosophy and even
science. The unQuestioninE soul holds
himself immune from danger. OF
course. He feels il is perfectly safe
to disregard the immateTial and the
impalpable. But the immateTisl and
impalpsble are Just as necessary IN
life as beef and bread and coal and
wood. Without the breath OF the eter-
mites. there is no king but the mag
got The mogEot that fsJtens on a
dead soul may not wink at YOU out
OF the sh8ving-mirror. but he calls
without any formal Introduction the
minute your soul expires, and begins
lording II in your carcass. Nothing
saves ones carcass but a living soul
F. H. in the New Republic.
The Washington herald., 1918-10-29
SOLDIERS TO
DELIVER MAIL
Twelve Limited Service
Men from Camp Lee to
Take Draftees' Routes.

Soldiers as letter carriers made
their initial appearance yesterday
in Washington, taking the place at
the Washington post once Of IL let
ter carriers who have entered mill
tary service. They are limited serv-
ice men who have been detached
from duty at Camp Lee. Va. and as
signed to Washington for this duty
on an indefinite furlough.
These men were out yesterday
with letter carriers familiar with
their routes in order to learn the
city. They will shortly be sent out
alone.
The soldiers are from the I'd and
Sd Development Battalion. 155th De-
pot Brigade, Camp Lee, Peters
burg. Va. Before being sent here
these men were transferred to the
infantry unassigned. Twelve more
men will be assigned to the local
post ONCE for similar work from
Camp Meade, Md. These men are
expected to arrive this week IL
health conditions permit.
These twenty-four men have been
assigned TO the postoffice duty. TO take
the place of twenty-four local letter
carriers who have entered military
service. The ONCE has already given
seventy-five clerks and the shortage
of labor caused by the war conditions
induced the postoffice officials TO re-
quest that limited service men be as
signed to their stan for duty.
The Adjutant General OF the army
agreed to this request, with the result
Of the assignment of the twenty-four
men for work as letter "a rrierg IN the
city postoff1ce force.
The Washington herald., 1918-10-29
WORLD Is AWAITING
ACTION OF SUPREME
WAR COUNCIL TODAY
CONTINUED FROM PAGE ONE

CONTINUED FROM PAGE ONE
toraI campaign. He violently GEN.
sured the social democrats OF the ma :
Jority. the government, and the hieh
command. He declared the only
means OF obtaining peace is to i'm
mediately renounce Aisace-Lorraine,
Posena and Dantzig; to indemnify the
enemy for the destruction of property
In Northern France and Belgium, as
well as for losses caused by the SUBJ
marine war. He likewise demands
the re-esta blishment of a great re-
public, presided over by Liebknecht" 4"
Text Of Note.
The official correspondence in the
latest German note was made pub
lie yesterday afternoon by the state
Department. The first is a letter
from Frederick Oederlin, the Swiss
Charge d'Affaires, which is as fol-
lows:
Sir:
7 am instructed by my gov
eminent and have the honor to
submit to Your Excellency the
original German text of a COM
municstion from the German
government, dated October 81,
1918, which has today been re-
ceived from the Swiss Foreign
ONCE.
Il beg leave also to enclose
an English translation of the
above mentioned communica-
tion, the German text OF which,
however, is alone to be con-
sldered as authoritative.
Accept. Sir. the renewed as
surances of my highest con-
signed F. oEDERLIN.
Charge d'Affaires a /. OF Swift
zerland.''
The State Departments trans
lation of the German note is as
follows:
The German government has
taken cognizance OF the reply
of the President OF the United
States. The President knows
the far-resching changes which
have taken place and are now
being carried out in the German
constitutional structure. The
peace negotiations are being
conducted by government OF
the people in whose hands rests,
both actually and constitution
ally. the authority to make de-
cisions. The military powers
are also subject to this author
ity. The German government
awaits the proposals for an
armistice, which is the first
step toward a peace of justice,
as described by the President
in his pronouncements.
(Signed) "SOLF.
State Secretary of Foreign Af-
fairs.
Berlin, October 81. 1918"
The Washington herald., 1918-10-29

position to the same measure Is cited
as are the remarks OF Senator Boise
Penrose against the first emergency
bond issue. The digest contains the
following utterances OF Senator AL
bert B. Fall. of New Mexico, on the
selective service act:
viii you tell me that the mill
tary establishment Of this country.
as at present constituted, is ft 10
be trusted with the lives of our boys.
to do with them as they please under
a draft system? I have no conf
dence in the present military es-
tablishment of the United States"
The Washington herald., 1918-10-29
SEPARATE PEACE
SEEN In AUSTRIA'S
LATEST MOVEMENT
CONTINUED FROM PAGE ONE.

CONTINUED FROM PAGE ONE
storm RACES on. The Kaiser con-
tinues to be the center. The inde-
pendent Socialists become bolder
every day. Bolshevism is preached
openly and with ever-increasinr
vigor.
Only little notice is given by the
press to a statement attributed TO the
Kaiser that, IF necessary" he is
ready o become something like he
reditary president of a German re-
public. like the kings OF England,
Belgium and Italy"
Kaiser on Abdication.
He is said to have opened this ut
teranCe by saying: Il will not aban-
don my sorely tried people" over
whelming evidence, however, points
TO an empire-wide demand by the
selfssme people that he abandon
them. the sooner the better"
Independent Socialists running for
office arranged peace riots in front OF
the Russian legation at Berlin yester-
day. soapbox speakers demanded the
Ksisr's removal and the proclams ton
OF a German republic. The police in
terferred and arrested six.
Last Thursday, II is now reported,
DR.. Karl Liebknecht, the minority
Socialist leader, just released from
prison, led a peace rioting mob to the
Reichstag building where clashes oc-
CURED between the police and the
demonstrators. The mob was finally
dispersed.
The parties on the left" Of the
Reichstag (Socislists and Radicals
are reported to have appointed com
The Washington herald., 1918-10-29
Calls for Voice of People.

Hays was denounced as AN ungra-
cious, unjust. wanton and menda-
cious accusation"
Calls for Voice of People.
God pity the Republican party"
Senator Pittman exclaimed. God
pity the Republicans who have TO
have these men who now constitute
themselves the leaders OF the Re-
publican party, write their platforms
for them
Senator Knox contended that the
people should not abdicate their right
TO determine questions OF legislation.
THE question is" he said, shall
the conditions upon which the senate
and the American people believe they
can safely live at peace with Ger
many and with the world-shalI these
conditions be decided by tha fiat OF
one man, or shall they lie tested by
the unbiased, sober Judgment OF the
nations representatives. whose du.y
It will be to accept or reject what
over terms may be finally presented
to end the war and to establish last
ing peace"
Senator Poindeyter made a long
speech in which he reviewed the poll
ctes announced by the President. He
declared that IL the President had
devoted himself to his Executive
duties and to the duties of the Com
mander-fn-Chief of the army and
Navy, rather than immerse himself
to such an extent in matters that de-
volve upon Congress We would have
gotten into actual fighting somewhat
earlier and would have avoided the
shipping. ordnance and airplane fiss-
cos of last year"
The Washington herald., 1918-10-29
ALEI FDRIA
FHfFs.D: ! '{ss:S; p: s::iss:.: e..

N ktns street
Alexandria, Oct. s.-The in
iuenza situate BE is rapidly i'm
proving. No ses were reported
today and 10 was not a single
death from IL use. This breaks
all records SIR ke starting of the
epidemic mo- four weeks ago.
All is now diness for the re-
opening OF d nrches. public and
private scho< D moving picture
establishmenDA h6 other places
which were more than four
weeks ago ais Suit Of the epidemic
The diet ktc IN the Young Peo-
ple's Buildi1H Ihich was operated
under the auT OF the Red Cross.
has been ~ The women in
charge of thh kitehen during the
fifteen days IN operation fur
nished lioun IA TO 800 persons,
many Of wbt Were helpless. and
they achieYdAg success in their
work. This or iEation did splendid
work all dSrii the progress of the
epidemic
D. K ID was badly crushed
early tonigk Big door falling on
him while wharf OF the Mutual
Ice Comps AFnett was taken TO
the Alexanfr Hospital and treated
by DR.. HusA Duire.
Miss Vio5sqk Norguist. Moline.
Ill, and Sefy William z. Ward.
Company r kenth Engineer Regi-
ment, Camp bmphreys, Va, were
married Frfd evening at the par
sonage OF D. 81 Church South by
Rev. E. V, p fster. D. D., pastor.
The locaIo / hoard has completed
the work pr hAsi fying the men in
the recentft r Those selected for
service soon 1 be ordered TO differ
ent cantonp b for training before
being sent, fseas.
Raymond tlman. II years old, Of
221 North ~ street. was struck by
an automedl while on Pitt street
between e and Cameron streets
early this kernoon. Skillmsn re-
ceived sligl buis on the face and
was treaU the Alexandra Hos
pital by n bxier Bayly.
The Ro y ht Development Com
pany has 10 Raymond S. and FL
lott F. 81 IN a house and lot on
Cedar stre IRosemont A deed OF
conveyanee es recorded today.
Boys yecbay afternoon broke into
the botI Establishment Of the
Rammel NltfscturinE Company. Co.
lumbus sb Wilkes streets, and stole
a numbef articles from a trunk.
Part OF d bot subsequently was re-
covered bylfr. RsmmeL
Rev JfAee Allison, D. D.. pas
tor Of Second Presbyterian
Church, an afternoon officisted at
the funeh bf Isaac w. BUrrell, held
The Washington herald., 1918-10-29
Senator Norris Quoted.

dent in the administrations war
policies and measures.
Senator Norris Quoted.
Senator George w. Norris, who is
a candidate for reelection on the
Republican ticket in Nebraska is
quoted as having delivered the fol-
lowing remarks on the war resolu-
ton during the famous debate in the
Senate:
"1 feel that we are committing
sin against humanity and against
our countrymen. l feel that we
are about to put the dollar sign
upon the American flag"
While the same resolution was
before the House. Representative
William Z. Mason. of Illinois, former
Republican Senator from that State
in a speech on the floor OF the
House said:
II am against this war because we
have had no just provocation under
international law for going into the
war"
Representative James r. Mann,
leader of the Republican minority in
the House, is quoted in opposition TO
the espionage act and in favor Of
from ocean travel under the McDe-
more resolution. Concerning the
former, he used this language:
Disngrees With "FooIishness."
II am not in favor of giving the
administration such power as has just
been granted by this House. Per
haps l may be a traitor because /
do not agree with the foolishness that
~
On tabling the McLemore resolu-
ton, Minority Leader Mann said: "A
majority OF the members OF this House
are of the opinion that American citi-
zens at this time ought not to COM
plicate the situation by travelling in
armed merchant vessels. | hope our
citizens may be so advised that we
shall never be put to the test
whether we, have to fght because
some fool had entered upon a joy
ride or voyage"
Extracts from the Congressional
Record are cited by the Democrats
to show the hostility Of Senator John
w. Weeks TO the shipping bill and
his disparagement of the First Lib
erty Loan. Senator Weeks is the
Republican parliamentary whip Of
the upper body, against whom the
Democrats have nominated eN-GoF-
ernor David I. Walsh. OF the Bay
State. The reference to the liberty
loan follows:
knocks Liberty Lonn.
Everybody knows that the sale OF
liberty bonds has been a great fail
ure. There is no denying that state
ment."
The attitude of the Massachusetts
Senator on the Shipping Board bill.
the Democrats declare. is described
by the following quotations:
Il do not think that we could do
anything more certain than the pass
age of this bill to reduce the volume
of our merchant marine. and also
certain to put our shipyards par.
TALLY il not entirely out Of commits
sion
Senator Albert B. Cummings op-
The Washington herald., 1918-10-29
Democrats Quote
Republican Utterances.

Under the title OF How Repub-
licans Support Wilson" the Demo
cratic National Committee has is
sued a digest of miscellaneous anti
war utterances OF Republican lead
ers of both the Senate and House
Of Representatives.
The quotations are cited against
members of Congress who are now
assailing President Wilson for ap-
pealing to the public for support.
They are exact reproductions from
the Congressional Record and are
regarded by the Democratic cam
paign managers as completely re-
futing the claim of Republican
Chairman Hays that the members
of his party in Congress had Loyalty
and unfailingly supported the Presi-
The Washington herald., 1918-10-29
NEW WAYS TO USE yAPoRUB.

In addition to the usual method
Of using VapoRUb-that IL. au7l"d
over the throat and chest and COW
cred with hot flannel cl-ths-out
customers are writing US daily telling
Of their success in using NapoRub IN
other ways. particularly Rs pre-
ventive. They melt little in
spoon and inhale the vapors arising
or melt Il in a benzoin stsa~r Feti y
Where the steam kettle is not avail
able. NapoRub can hA used N ""
ordinary teakettle. Fill the teRkettle
half full OF boiling water. put in haf
teaspoon Of VapoRub from time 70
time-keep the kettle just slowly boil
ing and inhale the steam aristne
According 20 a bulletin just issued
by the Public Health Service. Dr.
stiles. OF this service, recommend ds
that the nose be kept creased AZ a
preventive measure against thr IN
fluenza germs. For this ptrposs
VspoRub Is excellent
The Washington herald., 1918-10-29
SHOWED UNDER WITH CORRE.
SPONDENCE.

Our force has already been shot
to pieces"-twenty-fo OF OUT men
are wearing Uncle Sans khski-sno
this recent rush has simply buried
US All our sales force has been
called in TO help in the Office and fec
tory. We just mention this so YOU
won't hold II against us n your
wires and letters aren't answered
PROMPTLY.
The Washington herald., 1918-10-29
SPECIAL BOOKLETS on SPANISH
INFITENTA.

We will send, on request. 70 any 7e-
tail druggist. 100 or more little hooE-
lets. just issued. on Spanish lntl3-
enza. giving the latest Information
about this disease-its history-ih'
symptoms-the treatment. and nHr-
ticularlv the Use Of Nick's NapoRuh
as an external spplica ton to SUI PIE
ment the physicians treatment
The Washington herald., 1918-10-29
[|1zE;sll

at his late residence, Del Ray, Alex
sndris County.
Miss willimins E Lsvinivss. n
years old. daughter Of Mr.. and Ms.
Andrew L.avinivas. Of New Ale1sn-
dria- Fairfax County. died yesterday
afternoon at the residence OF her par
ents.
The funeral Of George Lancaster
was held this afternoon from y
North Pitt street. Rev. Edgar Car
penter. rector OF Grace p. E Church,
offlciating.
The Washington herald., 1918-10-29

Colds Cause Grip and Influenza
LAhATIVE BROMO QUININE Tab
let's remove the cause. There is
only one "Bromo Quinine." e. w.
GROVES signature on box. Soc
ADV. -
The Washington herald., 1918-10-29
WHAT WE ASK THE RETAIL
DRUGGIST To DO.

Buy in as small quantities ss POS
sible. II you have any quantity or
ders. given the jobber's salesman or
given to our salesman. don't bother
about them-no need to write us-it IS
absolutely impossible TO fll- these or
ders at this time. II the i0bbers IN
your territory are out Of NiCks
VapoRub. We will ship YOU by parcel
post. prepaid. quantities not more
than three CSN dozen 35c size in any
one order. Naturally. we can't oDen
accounts at this time. so your check
or money order for this amount must
accompany order. Don't write us
stating to ship through your johbsr.
as we then have to wait until We
write this jobber and get his-S. X
II YOU wish the goods 70 come
through your jobber. have him order
them for YOU.
The Washington herald., 1918-10-29
TIN 4PRoBLEM NOW Is TO DIS
THAUTE yAPoRUB QUICKLY.

M(6 OF this tremendous quantity
is 81 en- route to the jobbers, but
freitt and express are both con-
ges nowadays, and it may be some
tim& before this supply reaches the
job1s. In the meantime, therefore.
it Unnecessary that we distribute. as
wide as possible. the stock that we
are manufacturing daily. together
with that now on the jobbers' and
retabrs' shelves, in order that II
maH get to the influenza districts
quicty. Our normal output is about
1000 hozen per day. We are putting
on anight shift. but IT will be a little
Whit before that is producing.
wHtT WE ASK THE WHOLESALE
DRUGGIST To DO.
Lah Saturday we notified all OF our
jobhSs, by Special Delivery, as fol-
low{
Istjbeals and quantity shipments Of
bll kinds are cancelled. Fill no
Quantity orders Of any kind.
khether taken by our statesmen
br by your own. Sell In small
(lots only.
The Washington herald., 1918-10-29

mission TO cod
and impeachnj
cellors and fot
ing the presd
demand an i1
ernmental sct1
The Washington herald., 1918-10-29
DAN@sR OF SHORTAGE IF SUP
1sY is NOT CONSERVED.

UR no Saturday, October ls. we
hav9lctually shipped for this month
s40O, lilo, or over two million jars
OF poRub.
The Washington herald., 1918-10-29
Big 81 nens Are En- Route to
JobH- Until These Arrive
Thee May Be a Temporary
Shoytse-All Deals Postponed.
BuyEi Small Lots Only.
RETAlERS CAN GET IMME'
DIAE SHIPMENTS DIRECT
fIY PARCEL POST.

Thist advertisement is written on
MondSs October p. II is directed
to tha stentiou Of all distributors OF
Vick's apoRub. both wholesale and
retail n an emergency such as the
prese& epidemic-our duty-and yodr
duty& to distribute NaPoRuh in
the ID kest possible manner to those
sectid stricken by influenza. We,
thereto. call your careful attention
to th4 blowing:
DAN8sR OF SHORTAGE IF SUP
~ Is NOT CONSERVED.
On ptober we had on hand, at
our Il fory and in twenty warehouses
scattSi over the country, sufficient
Vapotb to last us, we thought. un-
til JSiary l. allowing for a % Der
cent tcresse over last years sales,
and t counting our daily output
This E excess stock had been aCcu-
mulaG during the summer months.
Thek this epidemic Of Spanish IN
fluent hit us-and in the last ten
days khis stock vanished. At first
we tkught this tremendous demand
woul& last only a few days. but the
ordef have run:
The Washington herald., 1918-10-29
The Riggs National Bank
Of WASHINGTON D. c.
OF WASHIN GTON, D. c.

WE INVITE MEN IN THE ARMY AND NAVY
and other branches Of the Government to avail them
selves of the facilities and service of this bank.
Among other services prepared to render is that
of handling Pay Allotments which may be assigned
the bank and checked against by self, wife other de-
pendents
Newcomers in Washington are especially welcome to
make use of our facilities and service.
MODEST SUMS ACCEPTED AS INITIAL
- DEPOSITS
Surplus 100000
The Washington herald., 1918-10-29

he responsibility
all war chan
ministers preced-
fernment They
|tion Of all gov
B the war.
The Washington herald., 1918-10-29

srs - - - kss.aasI
10y; rZss;:.:1 n;cG
- rss Sess f~o sAs hsej -
v~sA- eks sssS - fr~a sksk
ekssk,-xAs6 ekasI 81 sesr,~s-
ivss~saspsss- ] always insis, thaf
my patients take oreanse iroo-
Nu1steo Irop-(pot metalke irua
which often corrodes the stomach
and does more harm than soodl.
huxated Iron 10 easily sans1s-
lated. does not blAcken nor IN.
Jure the teeth nor upset d
stomach IL win increase tAe
strength and endurance Of vssk,
nervous, irritable, cxrevern
haeyzrd women In two veekT
tune n many cxseA l have
used a IN my own prncfsce
with most surprising resuita"-
Ferdinand King. MD veii Known
New York Physician and nedics
sutbor. lSsfisfscfson euzraufeed
or money refunded-On ssls al Al
good druSTist,J
The Washington herald., 1918-10-29
DRUtISTS.! PLEASE NOTE
tcK'S VAPORUB 0VERSOLD
due TO PRESENT EPIDEMIC
Trend Demand Last Few Days Has Wiped Out Excess
StS that We Had Estimated Would Last Until Next
ID ly. Last Weeks Orders Called for One and Three
Oh 1er Million Jars-Today's Orders Alone Amount to
94459 Jars.

2nd-Order from US in as small guam
tiues as possible. II you are out
we will try to ship a limited
amount by parcel post or eN-
press. and pay the charges our
selves.
3rd-In order to make distribution
still quicker. we will ship direct 20
your retail customers quantities
not more than three 81 dozen sc
size at any one shipment
4th-we are now out OF the 6Nc size
and will be for the next ten DAYS.
The Washington herald., 1918-10-29

dent in the administrations war
policies and measures
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1918-06-14
MUNITIONS COUNCIL s.
PROPOSED FOR ALLIES
Presidents War Cabinet Discusses
Plan for Pooling Of Al! E2e-
sources.

Washington, June 13.-Poolfng Of
I'll economic resources Of America and
the nations allied against the Teuton
powers was a step nearer after the
weekly meeting of the Presidents
war cabinet.
One Of the moves planned is the
creation of munitions council with
headquarters at one Of the Allied cap
itals. .~
This was laid before President Viii.
son at the session. -
Under a plan outlined the NUM-
tons council would be divided into
two parts, food and war material
On the former would sit representa-.
tives Of the food ministries Of the
Allies and representative of Food
Administrator Hoover. On the latter
Allied munitions heads would sit with
a representative Of the war indus
tries. " ~.