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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1918-02-12
GERMANY DESIRES PEACE.

But Kaiser Says His Enemies Must
| First Recognize That He is Victor.
Anstepiam, Feb. t2.-Germany &c
sires peace, but before it can be ST.
tanned her enemies must recognize
that Germany has been victorious,
Emperor Willialn said in reply to an
address presented by the burgonaa-
ter of Hamburg on the conclusion
Of peace with the Ukraine. The en:-
peror's reply as given in Berlin
dispatch follows:
ave have gone through, haSi
times. Every one has had burden
to bear-anxiety, mourning, grief,
tribulation-and not the least he
who stands before you. In him were
combined the care and grief for ;"e
entire people III its sorrows.
"Wc often entered false paths.
The Lord pointed out to us by 4 har'
school the path by which we should
20. The world, however, at the same
time has not been on the right path.
We Germans who still have ideals
should work to bring about better
times. We should fight for right anu
morality. Our Lord God wishes US
TO have peace but a peace wherein
tho world viii strive to DO what Is
right and good.
1--WE ought to bring peace to tEa
world. We shall seek III every way TO
do it. Such an end was achieved yes
terday in friendly manner with IN
enemy which, beaten by our armies,
receives no reason for fighting ion%--
or. extends 4 hand to lis and &c
ceiyes our hand. We clasp hands. But
he who will not accept peace, DIT
on the contrary declines, pouring out
the blood of his own and of our own
people, must be forced to have peace.
We desire to live III friendship WITH
nciehboring peoples, but the victeT.'
Of German arms must be frs
recognized. Our troops under the great
Hindcrburg will cclrtimle to win It.
Then peace will come.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1918-02-12
RIOTS r.. COPENHAGEN.
Syndicates Attack the Exchange, III
juring Several Employees.

Copenhagen. Feb. l2.-Serious
syndicalist riots took place at CO
p2n'iagDn yesterday. great
crowd Of :yndicalists yesterday at
ternoon st;&rrcd the Copenhagen cz-
change, doing great damagc and i'll
jurins several OF the employees.
y strong force Of police intcrycn-
cd and eventually dispersed the
crowds, but not before several 9TH
er persons were inbare.i with paving
stones.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1918-02-12
WILSON BEFORE CONGRESS.
Rcatfirms Nations Determination =
Crush German Miliiarism.

Appearing before :; Joint session
of Congress yesterday, President
Wilson reaiiirmcd the NATIONS de-
termination 10 crush German mill
t;,rism, and ut The same Time dealt 7
decisive blow to German dipiomn-y
which is seeking to sill lcc]oud RI
real issues Of the conflict.
The Presidents address, shortec
than usual, is 4 reply to the recent
peace speeches OF Count Won Her
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1918-02-12

ALEXANDRIA CASH GROCERY COMPANY.
Washington AeNandr1a s1rgna
(Rrasner & Brothers. old standD
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-10-18

bincd discovery made OF valuable ma
tural products with the best means OF
Water. 'f tEen 1hS as now DS riy %ii, n-o,.,,
be the explorers chief guido and hts
machine is moro likely to be OF the
seaplane type, with floats than tho
nirplanc type. with wheels Hc will
NY nigh; and should he have To make
Forced landing. will steer for lake
ana river rather than for the rare
open spaces OF tropical forest.
FOR the air explorer the romance
work he will do Is obvious; and there
are many pilots In the Royal Air
Force to-day who will find in aerial
exploration play for tho typically
British spirit of adventure which .hey
may feel will be dampcd down little
n pcace-timc acknowledgements
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-10-18
Fuel Administrator

Fuel Administrator to Fight.
ANDERSON. ). C.. October i7-B B.
State fuel administrator, has
esigned to enter the army His sue
essor has not been appointed
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-10-18
ARMISTlCE, WOULD ADD
T0'ALLIED POWER, HE SAYS
british War Mininter Declares II Would
Give Decisive Victory Over
Prunsfanisin.

LONDON. October l7.-Viscount Mil
ncr. the British War Minister. in an In
tcrview published in the Evening
Standard to-day. expresses tho opinion
that an armistIce which will strengthen
the allies militartly will &c successful
in securing a decisive victory for the
allies and in bringing abou. the COL
lapse OF prussianism.
The War Minister says nc believes
the allies should not attempt 10 die
tate drastic changes i'm tho personal
constitution of the German govern
ment, since to do so would stiitcn the
waning resistance OF the German arm
les md people.
vlscoun. Milner, says further the
transformation OF the German govern
hurriedly denounced as IA sham. and
that II is In the interest Of the allies
TO see stable government maintained
in Germany, since If that country DC
"Bolsheyik!hed' II would he difficult or
impossible to obtain reparation
The War Minister anticipates COM
plcte allied victory, either by uncondi-
tional surrender. Or by armisticc condi-
tions TO he imposed Oh the enemy. Mil
itariiy. he thinks. the Germans will be
ready to reform. while hoy believes po-
litical reformation should be left to The
Germans themselves. In accordance with
lie adds that the necessary political
changes Will be Impossible until the
German armies are defeated, and he
urges that the whole energy OF the
allies DC concentrated upon tina, OBJ
ject,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-10-18
Aerial Exploration
BY HAROLD naIGIII1ousE.

Amundsen's Attic expedition. which
has just sailed. included thee air
planes to be- used fo- geographical and
meteorological research in The Arctic
suggests that, with peace. wit! come
a i..rge extension OF The use Of the
.irpianc in exploration.
here is no reason why tho rcmotcs:
parts OF Africa or the upper waters
of the Amazon remain unmappcd.
Aerial photography has reached !,
stage when all that is necessary for
exact map drawing is u continuous
series of air photographs. Tracts Of
Portuguese East Africa which had
never before been charted. We're, III
fact, mapped by means OF the air
photography of British avia;Ors
The undiscovered natural resources
Of i new country can be observed
from airplanes. The eye OF The OBJ
server reveals much the air-cancra
even now is an excellent guide in
indicating the Kind of wood growing
in n forest, and will be Of greater
utility still as the development OF
aerial color photography progresses
Railway survey through savage
lands. which. both In life. and money.
has been a tremendously costly pre.
liminary to construction. will become
safe, and so cheap as to present no
financial obstacles whatever, to n sur.
vey which uses aerial photography.
Not only can the course OF rivers
BIO traced but their navigable chan
nets can be asccrtaincd, and tho com
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-10-18
FATE OF FOE IN BELGIUM
Is SEALED BY ADVANCE
Significance OF Allied Success Lies in
Ability Now TO Outhnnk
TBy Associated Press

Ger@an deienses along p the .e n sf i ias
area has been scaled By the continued
advance OF The allied armies under
PsF o The slsneysnne Of fr2 9ns
vacuation of the Belgian coast line ~
ar greater than the gain OF Flanders
Srri,orx with It's m9ny airdromcs and
The , eYsreme right wing of the Ger
,wrenchcd ava, from the protesting sea.
Iicncciorth the Immense line. which
h haS been tbutEessed by the sea on one
;hcr, torcin5 the allies always To At.
AK Il beiiexed Gan bc be GS.aHked
attack in FLANDERS eid n ,oa su ins a' isd
{ ertnans. but the rapidity " the adj .
vance did; Thc enemy now Is power
led rush has been so quick that Tho
hope is expressed here that Lille. Tou-
ding and Roubaix will be found al
The operations in Flanders arc bound
.es hayS IN, !, ritSl ,, sffeG, on the whole
% s W the w' hing sa nh9I. he he
march Of the Bclgians on Client viii
"trcat in the west to which the Ger
rams are irrevocably condemned by the
General l.udendorr will be obliged to
eek to. rc-cstablish his fast crumblinS
ront Tar in the rear of. the present
be outhanked. and Ludendorr probably
9uti.anked. and Lndendorm probably
%iil have TO defend the German frontiei,
IN the line Antwcrp-Namur.M Metz TO
each this line however, he will have
retreat swiftly on a wide front. Such
mancuvcr. il is believed here. would
pc most perilous with Marshal Foch
iammerins unrelcntingly on the re-
rcatinS armies.
Ia any case the German commander
las 20 preserve at all costs the Ardenne
>ly"t. That Is why tho Germans are
HerinE such determined resistance to
ne French north of Vouzicrs and TO
heusc. The enemy might give way on,
Their parts Of the line with little STRAIT.
&c loss. but to fail in defending the
Ardenne pivot would mean disaster.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-10-18

ming on or after January /. 1919. IL ap-
Pears, upon the production of evidence
any taxpayer has SUSTAINED n net loss.
the amount OF such net loss shah. un.
der regulations prescribed by the COM
missioner. with the approval OF the sec
rotary, be deducted from the net in
come of the taxpayer for tho preceding
taxable year: and thc taxes imposed by
this title and by title III. for such pre-
mined accordingly. Any amount found
to be due to the taxpayer upon tho
basis of such INSTRUMENTATION shall be
taxpayer In accordance with the pro-
visions OF scctior 262. II such not loss
IL In excess OF the net income for such
preceding taxable year. the amount Of
Scribed by the commissioner. with the
approval OF the secretary. he allowed
rs deduction In computing the net In
come Tor. tho succe eding taxable year"
y proposition similar To this was
Committee OF the House when i, had
time the experts OF the Treasury De-
partmcnt suggested that Il deduction OF
90 per cent or the amount of net loss
should Be allowed rather than the full
amendment. The committee destined to
entertain the proposal upon the belief
tina, such provision In the bin nigh,
net loss 50 that they might get the
benefit OF the deduction.
Chairman Kitchen. of the House COM
ed of the Senate committees action
that IL 100 per cent deduction for net
loss should he allowed. in his opinion.
some of the corporations would en-
the sole purpose or having their tax
return show a loss. He expressed him
self az not opposed to 80 per cent,
Treasury experts,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-10-18
SPANISH INFLUENZA
IS EPIDEMIC l,ERE
Many Cases Develop Into
Deadly Pneumonia - Easier
to Prevent Than Cure-HOw
to Avoid.

The constant daily increase OF Span
ish influenza reported by local ply
sicians shows clearly that many, poo-
pie are failing TO take the simple or.
Urinary precautions necessary TO avoid
Infection For. while. Inhuenza. after
rs derelopnent. is sometimes DIM
disease
The hes, plan is to begin treatment
before the iirst symptom starts. For
quickly or spread SO rapidly. You may s
feel fine 'to-day--bc sick Tomorrow
and lose week or more Of work. Yon
does not develop.
germs. Every breath you take is
likely, to draw Ora, them into your nose and
10y killing the germs before they
spread throughout your body. There
is probably II" safer or surer way Ia
do this than to go to the nearest drug
liyomci lnhaling outfits. consisting OF
bottle OF the pure Oil OF liyomei
i.inhaling device into which a few drops
OF the Oil Of Hyomei are poured.
Just breathe this Oil OF Hynu,e
deep into your nose, throat and lungs
your breathing organs will DO
charged with an antiseptic. germ kill
ing balsam that will absolutely. de-
stroy the germs of Influenza that have
found lodgment there.
You can't do this too often. No or
linary night and morning Eargling or
throat spraying will be sufficient so
constant contact with infection. The
liyome inhaler is sma II and Gun be
conveniently carried in hand bag or
vest pocket Every half hour or 80
throughout the day take it out and
draw a few brcaths of its pure healin.
air into your nose and throat" BY
doing this you can prevent infection
and check the further spread OF the
disease even though you are coming
in direct contact with il. This IL an
inexpensive treat as tho Inhaler
Will last a lifetime and further sup
plies Of the Oil OF lIyomet can be had
at ANY drug store for n few cents
NOTE: Oil of Hyomci. so strongly
recommended above for the prevcntion
Of Spanish Influenza is not a new
discovery, but liz, the application of an
old and time-trted treatment to n new
disease Hyomef has been Il standard
in the treatment OF catarrh and colds
for almost twenty years, aud liz sold by
druggists everywhere. Hundreds OF
people in Richmond and vicinity keep
Hyomei OUTFIT with inha ler on the
bathroom shelf for regular winter usc
III you have one, get II out now and
use IL, II you haven't one, go to the
nearest drug store and got ono o-day.
1t Is the duty OF every person. no,
only. for his own sake. but for the
community, TO do all In His power TO
prevent further spread OF this epi-
fdemtc and TO stamp II out.--Adv.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-10-18
Balloon Strahng
BY LIEUT.. &. W. ELDEi,KiN.

Far over the Hun lines could see
one solitary balloon heio" ihr clouds
doubtless II was UP 10 make a wealth
or report. The sight OF il gave me
sudden inspiration. / scrinbiai on my
shall we 'straf' the Hun pailoon?''
shoulder and :. moment later looked
round. The observer was all mods and
grins.
1t was risky adventure, but the
conditions we're very favorable. |
commenced to climb towards a gap in
the clouds well behind our lines. In
three minutes time we were up above,
bathcd in brilliant sunshine. Below,
the clouds had the appearance OF trees
we'll covered with snow. ! stccrcd due
East by the compass. Five minutes
flight and steep dive would lake US
throttle our speed increased 10 10
Five minutes later looked about.
Not a Hun was in sight we were in
visible from the ground. Down Went
the nose Of our machine, and in n few
seconds we We're in the midst OF
but we were dropping rapidly.
4 few, more seconds. and the earth
appeared The ground was, quite un-
"spo;ied' u.s. u.s. for black "Archie" bursts nas
began to appear. They became thicker
balloon. The Sunncrs had got our
height perfectly, Suddenly. ,dived
again. We could hear mucnine guns
from the ground. But we had passed
the barrage and were heading straight
for the balloon.
popped OH about 100 rounds from
the front gun and turned ia the direc-
ton Of our lines. The observer then
got busy. He had fred only about
twenty rounds when We saw 4 mere
spcck of nrc. Watching closely we
climbed toward the clouds The speck
became Il fla me, and, still increasing
in size commenced to fail,---a huge
sheet OF ire--a truly magnificent
sight.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-10-18
WAR Is NOT YET OVER,
DECLARES FORMER PREMIER
EH-Prcmier AxauIth Claim. President,
Note Left Germany Loop
NOlC of Earune.

LONDON October 1.-THE war f.
not yet over. but the cnemy's resist
ancc is broken said Ex-Premicr AS
Guith, addressing the i.iberll Clue
Wednesday,.
The purposes for which we entered
me war VIII be attained unless we
p!indiy throw them away.
president WIlEon's note left Ger
many a loop hole OF escape Their.
IS no intention OF humiiiatins or de-
slroNinS the German people. The main
objective is 10 destroy Prussianism
We must beware of militia rism dressed
IN {. democratic Earb
The doom OF the war is sealed
the former premier continued. The
peace proposal comes from the people
VINO In their heart Of hearts have
NO one is more qualified to act as
the allies spokesman than President
Wilson.
The establishment Of German
dcmocratic government depends upon
the possibilities OF the seat OF the
peace.
Il am more hopeful now than ever"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-10-18
Another on Otrnnto.n pennle n..a

ISLAND OF 1SLAS. SCOTLAND Oc-
tnher lI.-William Cooney. of Augusta
10 one oil The Americans rescued after
the sinking of the transport Otranto
dicd on Tuesday OF pneumonia
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-10-18
TIDAL WAVE ADDS MANY TO
PORTO RICAN DEATH TOLL
City Of MnyuKucH IL Practically De-
htroyed When Water
Hushes In.
IBy Associated Press

By NySuClateu TFcsE.T
-WASItINGTON, October l7.--Tidal
waves which followed the earthquake
in Porto Rico added TO the death roll
and devastation, the American Red
Cross was advised to-day in cabiegrams
from San Juan. The city OF Mayagucz
the third largest In the island. 'prac,i-
cally was destroyed by the thrush OF
water. while the town OF Aguadilla was
BADLY damaged.
Other towns on tho western part OF
the island were damaged by the Garth
shocks. and the death list iG placed AT
more than 100. with probably. 900 IN
jurcd. Hundreds of families are home
less. and the property loss IL estimated
at from $3.000.000 TO S4,00O,00o.
owing to The damage to railroads,
roads and telegraph and telephone
wires. exact conditions in the dcvas-
tated territory could not yet be deter
mined.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-10-18
Remember 'The Three C's"
To Avoid Influenza

- Grip has come up smiling in a new form-called
Spanish Influenza 1t has become epidemic in many
places Ordinary influenza, always prevalent at this
time Of the year, is bad enough often leaving more
serious troubles in its wake.
he Surgeon General Of the Army recentlv issued
twelve rules to the public, safeguard against the
spread Of respiratory diseases The fourth of these
rules Is as follows:
~. Remember the three C,s--A Clean Mouth.
Clean Skin and Clean Clothes .
kolynos Dental Cream will give you clean teeth a
clean mouth and clean throat. This sanitary clean
illness endures for several hours and greatly dmin
ishes the danger Of Infection
Use Kolynos three times daily according to the
printed dlrectlonc accompanying every tube If the
nasal passages appear irritated, put little koiynos
Cream In the entrance Of the nostrls for about ten
minutes The application can be renewed several
times daily he passages thus noticeably dis
injected by the vapor Of Koynos inhaled through the
process of breathing.
In these times internal cleanliness Of supreme inn
Portance-to you and to your neghbor
The koIynos Company
New Haven, Conn.
u. S. a..
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-10-18
WAR TIME ECONOMY
In Found In Good Proprietary
Medicines.

Such az the good old family mcdi-
cine. Hoods Sarsaparilla. which is a
peculiar combination of remarkably
effective blood-purifying and health
giving roots. barks and herbs. all used
In the best prescriptions of ply
sicians.
Hundreds OF letters from our finest
people clearly prove that scrofula,
eczema or salt rheum, boils. pimples
and other eruptions, catarrh and rheu-
natism. are successfully treated with
his great medicine.
Hoods Sarsaparilld has stood the
test OF forty years.
Get q bottle to -day-now--from your
nearest drug store. Always keen this
medicine on hand.-Adv.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-10-18
RAINE WILL RETURN HOME
Wrccker of Mercantile Bank of Mem.
pills Released From Federal
PenitentiHry.
By Associated Press.

ATLANTA. GA. October i7.-C. Hun
ter Raine, former president OF the de-
funct Mercantile Bank Of Memphis,
Tenn, was released from the Federal
pcnitcntiary here to-day, after serving
three years eight months and six days
for alleged defnlcation amounting to
more than Sl.0S2,000, which resulted in
the wrecking Of the bank.
II was announced that Mr.. Raine
would return to Memphis, where for
many years he was a leader in social |,
civic and business circles.
According 20 the prison authorities
Eainc, who Is sixty-siN years old. has
been model prisoner. Most OF his
work in the pcnitentiary was in the
library. lie also was one of the cdi-
tors OF Good Words" the monthly
magazine published ut the penitentiary.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-10-18
GARFIELD LIFTS BAN
No More GasoIlr -ie.s Sundays UnIess
Stock Runs Low
Again,
BY Associated Press. !

. W, ASH October l!,-Tuel
ban on Easoi!neless Sundays. effective
at once. y
Should the gasoline stocks again
fall dangerously low. it was stated al
the, fuel administrator the request
Will be renewed. 1t il probable that
priority orders Will begin for shipment
or gasoline overseas.
In announcing the withdrawal of the
REQUEST, the fuel administration said
lie 100000 barrels OF gasoline was
saved for the military forces.
The fuel adm inistration. IL is stated.
IS now considering the question Of CON
scrvation with a view to determining
what further measures. IL any. will be
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-10-18
SOC Figured Silko-
line, 29c Yard

Beautiful, dainty and attrac-
tive silkoline, soft like silk,
lustrous finish. Fine quality.
Good looking patterns for eth .
er draperies or comfort cover
ing. Yard wide. To-day's mar.
ket value, soc. On sale now
at zoe.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1918-06-14
fIOrlF TOWN
FlFLpS :.
PLAN FOR FUTURE GROWTH
Reasons Why Towns Development
Should Be Looked To Many Years
Before It May Come.

This is the spirit Of the publication,
but under the heading "PrevisiOn, Pre-
ventlon and Preparedness" the editor
lays down certain principles that apply
generally and will be repeated in all
sorts of variations at the joint housing
and planning conference. These prin-
cipIes run as follows, and are worth
quoting:
CITY planning is the exercise Of
municipal Imagination. 1t is the sci
entifc and expert vision of inevitable
city growth and the preparation of
plans to provide for that growth. 1t
is municipal provision, municipal pre-
yentiOn and municipal preparedness.
City planning is the civic sense that
refuses to build today what must be
torn down tomorrow; that refuses to
believe that the future will not be
greater than the past; that refuses to
act on the theory that the growth of
ten years gone by will equal the
growth of ten years to come.
CITY planning is the wisdom that
insists the distrust Of the future in
sures distress in the future that doubt
Of future growth insures beyond doubt
an unhealthy growth; that lack of
preparation for growth means future
expense in correction of unregulated
growth.
"City planning IS economy. 1t Is not
the economy of doing without. Doing
without is not economy. 1t may be ex-
travagance. A city that does without
arks and Fairgrounds in abundance
extravagant in life and health. A
ity that ignores an opportunity for
he acquisition of the things that make
or health and happiness may lose the
opportunity altogether. minneapolis
Tribune
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1918-06-14
Trees for the Home c,,d..

Trees about the house shonld horo
lheir uses. In some cases soma 80
needed for ornament alone, but tbass
generally should be near or at tho roo
serving as frame and background, on,
Or Doth uses being sufficient for nI.nt
ing Some very snowy flowers a..
oorne on trees and occasionally q s =
'he is needed. But trees are for Shoa,
NOT always to be cast for mans disue,
oehent' but shade for other nIarta. ~ ~
20 aid in the conservation Of motst,, u
TOT otner plants. Perhaps a win5hron'.
; needed and the matter of nrotan ,saA
the trees strongest recommarda.g
heretore when planting trees o ,n'4 ~,
nome grounds plant first whore on 90 'lis
~ needed; you may not find n,a ".'u Hl
more In small garden few -. tOl
ICES should be used; one or w ~ nc
Sumcient' The place should no t t"o Is
pr outlined with shrubs, framed