Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1918-11-11
NEWS OF THE DAY


been laid down." said Ma&imilian
Harden in a lecture ut Berlin Satur-
day. "Common sense has triumph
ed"
Albert Balm, general director OF
the Hamburg Amcrican Steamship
Company, died suddenly Gu Saturday,
according to an announcement made
in Berlin.
TIE Paris Temps today concludes
sketch IF Friedrich Ehe't, the ne"
German chancellor, as follows: "nc
shares the ruling passion Of the Ger
man. he is tyne Ct pan-Gsrmar
soSiaks'', not 10 s'v $" '"per'a''1''
According to a frontier "cSS&&c'
Princess Heinrich. wife of thH grad
:ion OF Ludwig III CT Bavaria. vas
wounded in. the arm when tired liE"a
as she was fleeing from Munich. -"
and her husband are now hiding IL
southern Bavaria with Princess Adei.
held, wife of Prince Adalbert, En-
reror Williams third son.
a genuinely democratic German
government assurcdy wCGld be ac-
corded better peace terms" sal
Lord Robert Cecil, British urdcrscc-
rotary of foreign affairs YESTERDAY,
assuretlly would he accorded beStrr
peace terms" said Lord Robert Cecil,
British understanding Of foreign a.
fairs yesterday.
Prof. Lammasch, the Austrian r:2.
mier, has received oftlcia! nei:Hsa-
ton, says dispatch from Vienna.
that Poland has assume! soT"He'S'a'i
over Galicia. Gali"ia is y c"cwnan@
Of Austria Hungary ncr!h 9: t."
Ca"natEians. It has an arcs OF 20
SGT square miles, and i'll normal
ti.ncs hsI i population Of so'", !,
OGGOUr
Tie Dari.;, frontipr is bang s'';r'-
~ guaricA by the German s".]'@''''
council. This is hcinr de- ;; i
stated, IL ",,;ar to prevent nc g.
r&p" Of III, n2,a'e. @"%era'& a..
cher high osicc',& III %'':n0a'
cccl;adcs md ~ aa~.'e en- III" nell
NETS Of a..%ie.s hava beer 'r'nal@s'.
being .en.@cei ~ %c'i hand. TIE
wearing e tnc iron cross ?:H* b2,n
strictly prohibited.
Raymond Phillips, aged t. S"H :
AIcdforA Phillips ana Frc'l p1Tnaii.
. ncero. Of EcrIin Md. ~a:c in
stantly killed %nd three othc:' n.
yGoes 50 I,air, injured thcy ~ ne
expected - survive, wAcn The n2oN1
City fier strucl; the Phillips ao'tomo-
hi!c rear Fa!sor'nr~ phillips to-;
five cc!orcd ncr employed on r..
STATE road At I.i2rei. Dei.. STURDY
evening. AID was returning wiieT
%hs accident happened.
The former Ca,aran cruiser G'".
ben, which since it .ioinc'l the TurI:-
ish naval fo! eos, has been known -
the Sultan Yumuz Selim. is nov u
Turkish control and Will it is SD
he Immediately intcrncl. The Coz
ben Yas q unit Of the iarmrr GcH-
man Mediterranean flcc5. In August,
1914. it made 4 s-cessful dash for
Turkish waters from the A':riat'c.
She is a cruiser Of the Mnlthc we
and displaces 22,G25 tens. The
PRINCIPAL battery OF the rcsse! con
sists Ct 10 11-inch guns
The officers and men Of the 159th
infantry brigade, Eighteth division,
have been cited by General Albert
Crorkhitc for conspicuous gallantr>.'
in the taking of Sedan, according -
information received n blacksburc
In the citation Gen. George n. Jam
crson, Of Martinsville, ard Major
Jamnn l.. Montague. 6 Christian
burg, wore mentioned as having
taken and held their detectives. Ger.
.Jamcrson and Major Montague are
both Virginia Polytechnic men d?
the classes Of 1855 and 1913, rcsg@c-
lively.
While ana Of the Naucn wireless
dispatches pr ;e,i ~ yesterday j"
the American NoeT Radio Scrvic"
reported "@fFcially" thai the West
crn fsbnt was quiet Yesterday, oni-
cial reports from General Pcrshimg
and Field Marshal 1Iaig announced
,nt only had there been heavy ar
t.iicry fire d2ring the previous night