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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1918-01-11
AIMS IN WAR.
New German Offer Expected to Come
Through Sweden.

New German Offer Expected to Come
Through Sweden.
The President may. within &c"
DAYS. elucidate those portions III bis
war aims speech which have oecoue
the subject OF debate at home and
abroad. His statement is expected to
reveal the speech as one Of war
aims and not Of peace terms.
The renewal Of The German peace
offensive is expected promptly, preo-
ably Through Sweden. and probably
in an acceptance Of some OF the
Presidents terms and Il denial o.
others. |
Such tactics will avail Germany
nothing. The war will gocn until all
the Lloyd Gcorgc-Wilson terms "fe
complied with.
These statements were alade ~
l,igh official quarters yesterday. They
followed call ut The White HOUSE
by Capt. Andre. Tardieu, French High
Commissioner to the United Statcs.
1t was insisted that the cali WAS 4
purely formal one upon the return Of
Capt. Tardieu 10 his duties in Wash
ington..
It was further stated that no
Frenchman doubts for q monen;
President Wilson has committed she
United States TO the last man anf
tie last dollar to the restoration OF
.Alsace-Lorraine to France.
There is no disposition III France
10 question the strength Of Inc Pres5-
dents stand ON Alsace-Lorraine be-
cause Of his use Of the word "niust :
with regard to Belgium and the word
SHOULD" with regard TO Franco. Asi
the rape OF Belgium was III out-ana-
Of international law, ts,e
term must" naturally applies TO ifs
Grounds fer belief IL the ,!nmsr-
enoe, OF anots,er German offer we've
found last night in news fron.: Swe-
den. Germany has already shippeS
into that very hungry country To-
900 tons Of potatoes and consider
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1918-01-11
"DETERMINATE A1fERICANSi'

Edw. Meyer is professor OF history
in the University of Berlin, atlI Hhe
OF the most eminent Of the German
;ntellectuals. He has written book
about the war, in which 179 pages are
filled with cheap and ill-informed
ahrse of England, and II arc de-
-,oted to a discussion Of the incidents
leading up to the war. In this BOOK
occurs the following pleasant para
graph:
Buried arc all the dreams o. we'll
meaning Missionaries concerning an
eternal peace Of the nations, and an
International arbitration tribunal tnat
should make war impossible; dreams
a-hicb IN America. grown so COM
oletelv cffe,pinate IN lis temper,
found SO wide an applause. Instead
e everlasting peace u series Of long
and bloody wars will be the mark OF
ne new century, even if Germany
should nov win q complete victory,
and again become the safeguard OF
peace for the world.
TIC Safeguard Of peace Tor the.
world" would not be able to prevent
This century being marked by Il ser
;cs Of long and bloody wars suggests
the Philadelphia Record. That as
the German MIND ut its best work
..nr ,mde... war conditions. We viii
vorture to say, however, that after
Germany gets out OF this war 1t will
never 20 into another war within the
life Of German now living, or his
SOY.
Why does he say that America has
grown 50 completely cftcminate IL
us temper? Because Americans
prefer peace 10 war: because they
nave yet. and had very strongly UP
10 1914, hope that common sense.
nc growth Of civilization, and the
increasing influence Of Christianity
you'd substitute some other means
shan hJoodshed: of settling intcrna-
,ional disputes. and in our own crn-
.roycrsics we have led the world IN
ne substitution Of arbitration for
violence:
We are effeminate because, III
marked contrast with Germans, &c
10 rot love war, live Eor war, 'ook
upon war as "the nobiest and hottest
expression of hur,:a art;v.,t.,y'." "- the
divinely ordained means for enabling
superior race to oycrrg,p the work..
All that is comprised in c;vitiE2tlon,
hnnlanity ard Christianity is effcmi-
macy in the cst:.:'@tion Of t'e PROBES
sor of.,i6story ir Beslin: University.
Does he still, think Us. cffemlnatc!
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1918-01-11
COMMONWEALTH OF VIRGINIA
Department oc the State Corporation
mission.
Case No. $40.

City Of Richmond, Dec. %. 1917;
Application of steam railway COM
panies for authority to close freight
stations in Virginia ut four O'CLOCK
D. m. :,
Application having been made D..
". D. Duke, chairman, on behat u
various railway companies for au-
rhority to close their freight stations
in cities and incorporated towns n
Virginia, and the Commission having
maturcly considered the sriGen::e
and the arguments presented. it IS
ordered that leave be granted to sa!d
railway Companies to close th&'f
freight stations in cities for the Re-
ceivirS of freight at the hour of four.
i. m. on each working day except Sat
urdays;
II is further ordered that this ~
arrangement shall not become effective
until proper notice to the pubic,
printed in type not smaller than
thirty-six point Cioiaters has been
posted for ten days in stations, AMI
publication Of the change in closing
hours has been made twice IN 2 pa
per having daily circulation in eaco
Of the cities affected.
II is further ordered, that copies
Of this order shall be sent 10 the
chambers pf commerce or boards OF
trade Of oil cities in Virginia. who arc
hereby requested to investigate anc
to report 10 Inc Commission ttlcir
conclusions as 10 the effect OF the
operation nr this Order and whether
the same is bcncticia! ur not to tic
business interests rr their respective
cities.
\ Copy. Testc:
tSirrcu Z. T. wilson.
CicrE.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1918-01-11
Classified Advertising

FOR sALL--A 1915 Chevrolet ant"-
,Gcbile. in IirsL clA,:; condition
Good bargain Lo quick purchaser.
Inquire Of MI. Ferlon Anbo Co.
Alexandria, Va. so!-a
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1918-01-11
CLEARANCE SALE

The following. goods VIII be sold
a. sacrifice in c.car to give US more
loom for our spring goods.
a So piece Dinner Set. worth s. 90,
now .ss.4s for this week onIy
Sc work boxes, damaged slightly
By handling, worth from so cents TO
$3.50, on sale until sold, for 25 cents
each
III sxork baskets worth % TO 80
cents. soiled slightly by handling, ~
cents each until sold.
50 Guernsey ware pieces. for bak,
;ng purposes, worth % cents each,
shis week only at 10 and i cents
each.
IL hand oil lamps. complete, worth
30 cents each, this week, 50 cents
This Is i good value.
90 white cups and saucers worth
20 cents for the two, until sold at 70
cents.
II copper wire hens nests, worth
% cents. Until sold 10 cents.
IS checker boards, worth % cents,
, .Eis week only IL cents.
6 casseroIes worth SITE and 32J1
! ibis week 81 - and 81 80 \ bar
; gain.
! Stationery
| \ 10; of odds and ends that sold
from % cents to 70 cents per box, IN
! til sold 1T 10 cents per box. Some
bargains. Also some cheap envelopes
ct :: cents per package.
Odds aud End,
/ We want the room nj our store ana
VIC have lots Of other odds anG ends
{ that VIC arc going 60 sell way helo"
tic present cost. We arc going 10
clear our store i. order 20 have 4
new stock for the largo number Of
new people that will ,e added TO ou'
population in the next ST.; weeks.
F: K. l.. Knight & Son
621-622 kins Street.
| Who Sell Something IF Most Every,
thing.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1918-01-11

WANIEp-IWu chamber .n.!4s and
mattresses (Wl.itel for girls hc2rd-
ing sci.cc!. References required. Adj
dress 1905 Florida Avenue. Wash
ing.on. = 9
st.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1918-01-11
CHANCE FOR REGISTERED MEN.

They Still Have an Opportunity ID
Enlist in the United States Navy.
All men between IS and 80 yeats
of age arc still eligible to enlist N
the United States navy. \ rcpresen-
tative Of the Navy Recruiting station
at 300 Ninth street. n. W., Washing
ton, called at the Gazette Office today
with the information that regtsrrants
can enlist in the Navy after getting
pel1lission from their local board.
So far all men asking for pernliS-
sion have had it granted, as the quota
for the present is filed. Electricians,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1918-01-11

the recruiting offices are still open
all over the country to give men a.
chance to volunteer 70. help their
country. Native born, or fully natura.
lied citizens only are accepted II
the navy.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1918-01-11

81 ~
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-08-09

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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-08-09

rc flag ks~sug epsssdes '@rT'aeS and esanss
,sAow rOanainx up of sscd pro0cmans ~ 'esS
lrrewsss has spread thc n&ii0as
oHln-M ncrAe Aanlresa~ 5eancd IN csalr bands whcn
hc nights maSne suspected
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ks the sssr bell with the KAISER one "om~h
wAe the crowd carried TO me s"a
Ae@se steps pa ArrerA ex atty ceremony Al "c'hns
camp~ed kiss the flag and fly II On ms hoahe
Nly1Fl6AN-N Jackson and Lansing crowds srrcd me"
charged wstA dsslosass
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ssks whipped Aia arrrd aa fcatherd Am and ran HIN oa' 81
town
okl4AIiOMA-s knghss q IaleEy' a. Aus forced man
tic Tag after arriag ard whipping them They
u-servd 10 leave so~m
CAIIFuGNlA-Tra uAen were reWehly handled after
charged shy drank the saer They were later convicted
and jailed
kAN>A>A KanSS Csss arT<user badly beaen when he
wAs feHaa with Gc-rnsn fsae in his possession
Wl>CoN>EN-Ashlsn1 teacher tsrrcd ard fsssksred
wA>IlE>GTcNtne Yaka sarrrd sad fea'hered aai
erSered cas ef savn.
AhAMNNT-Maasr prScaer roushs handled aud arrested
nsacsc 81 dascsAy and sentenced fifteen in PRISON
NEW JERSEY Y-Hctokcn man who called soldiers passing
aams beaten. rescued ~ police and sentenced Two
arN 1eraam suspects. AcAicn 81 fassse.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-08-09
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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-08-09
DEATH ~ WILL KNOWN
AND H0<0RED uTIZEN

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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-08-09
X OF c. VAR
PLEDGES TOTAL
N ANY MILLION
NEW lORk CONVENTION
HEARS REF0RT on DRIVE
TO OBTAIN FIrTY MI
LION DOLLAR WAR
Fund

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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-08-09
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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-08-09

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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-08-09
6. 0. P. Of STATE
WILL MAKE Bis.
TO VIM
MEETING To BE HElD IN
CHICAGO IN SEPTEMBER.
6ElSStER ANN0l NCE>:
fund To RE RAISED
FOR OIL tH0MA

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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-08-09

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