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STRAFED FOE IN PLANE
AFTER CAMOUFLAGlNG
EngIiah Aviator WHO Mndc Name for
liinisoIf Had Only
One Eye.
ny STEPHEN porCiI,yo>

LONDON. October 2S.-All the ca
m0uf1aGc isn't on TIC ships or in the
battery positions. Heres story OF
human camouiiace as told by Ncd Har-
rison, the Y. NJ. &. y. secretary in
charge, of Washington Inn. the Us re-
treat for American army officers on
leave in London. II was told him by
an officer just returned from the French
front.
An English aviator who had great
success IN bringing down German
planes was finally defeated in M en-
GGagesmen, and ,droDpcd TO The, earth.
dead. After his death Il became
known he had only one eye.
Naturally every one wanted TO know
how he had been able 10 enter tho
Tying service. as the cyc test is most
rigid.
This is til" way he did IT. Appear
ing before the examiner Ia" nut the
palm of his right Hand squarcly over
his right eye and read tho chart with
hi? left eye. So far, perfect.
Now close tho other eye" said the
examining physician.
The boy quite readily then changed
hands and placed his left hand over
his right eye.
TRY IT," says Harrison. and see
what a clever trick IL is
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GfS0ls
s.nau,nco ,.n
COMB SAGE TEA IN.
HAIR TO DARKEN IT
It's Grnr.lmother's Recipe to
Keep Her Locks Dark,
Glossy, Beautiful.

The oldtime mixture Of Sage Tea
and Sulphur for darkening gray.
s;reakcd and faded hair Is grand
mothers recipe, and folks arc again
using II to keep their hair II good.
even color. which Is quite sensible. as
We are living in an age when a youth
full appearance IS OF the greatest ad-
vantage.
Nowadays. though. we don't have
the troublesome task of gathering the
sage and the mussy mixing 1T home.
All drug stores sell the rcady-to-uso
product improved by the addition of
other ingredients. called "Wyeth'a
Sage and sulphur Compound" 1t is
very popular because nobody can dis
cover II has been applied Simply
mo!stcn your comb or Il soft brush
with il and draw this through your
hair takinG one small strand at q
time; by morning the gray hair dis
appears. but what delights the ladies'
with Wyeth's Sage and Sulphur Com
pound. is that, hcsidcs beautifully
larkcning the hair after a few appli-
cations. II also produces that soft lus-
ire and appearance Of abundance
which is so attractive. This ready-to-
use preparation is delightful toilet
requisite for those who desire more
youthful appearance. II is not in
tchdcd Tor the cure. mitigation or pre-
Ncnllon Of diScaSc.--Adv.
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HOW REPUBLICANS SUPPORT
Democratic National Committee Quote.
FROM AnttsSnr Speeches of
Minority ConEreasmcn

-, WAa:SIH1SGT0N. October .s.-Undcr
the title OF How Republicans SuDport
Wilson," the Democratic National Con y.
mittee has issued digest OF mis-
cct!aheous antiwar uttcrances of Re-
publican leaders Of both the senate
ana House OF Representatives..
me quotations are cited against
members OF Congress who are now ass
sailing President Wilson for appcaline
10 the public for support. They arr.
exact reproductions from the Congress
Sional Record. and are regarded bv
the Democratic campaign managers as
completely rcfutins the claim or Re-
publican Chairman Hays that the mem
hcrS OF his party in Congress had low
ally and unfailinEly supported their
Presidents war policies. senator
George w. Norris. who is a candida g
In Nebraska. is quoted as having dc :.
livered the following remarks on the
war resolution during the famous de-
bate in the Senate: IL feel that we
are committing a sin against humanity
ana against our countrymen. feel
that we are about to put the dollar
sign upon the American flag"
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BETTER THAN CALOMEL
Thousands Have Discovered DR..
Edwards Olive Tablets are
q Harmless Substitute.

Dr.. Edwards Olive Tab!cts-the substi.
tute for calor:el - are a mild but sure
laxative, and their effect on the liver is
almost instantaneous. They are the result
of DR.. Edwards determination not to treat
liver and bowel complaints with caloD,el.
His efforts to Danish it brought out these
little olivc-colorcd tablets.
These pleasant little tablets 90 the good
that calomel docs, but have no bad after
effects. They don't injurc the teeth like
strong liquids or caloElcl. They take hold
Of the. trouble and quickly correct it. Why
cure the liver at the expcnsc of the teeth.
Calomel sometimes plays havoc with the
gums. So do strong liquids. Itis best not
to take calcnlcl, but 10 let DR.. Edwards
Olive Tablets take its place.
Most headaches, "dullness" and that
lazy feeling como from constipation and
a disordered liver. Take Dr. Edwards
Olive Tablets when you feel doggy" and
heavy. Note how they clear" clouded
lrain and how they "perk up" the spirits
1oc and Csc box All druggists. Adv
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SEYEREST FIGHTING:
OCCUNS on ITALIAN ERONT

LONDON, October aS--Thc Italian
theatcr OF war held The center OF m.
stage to-day as far as largc-scale light
ing is concerned.
Along Il front o: at least twenty
miles the Italian and British forces
Threw the AuStrianS out of strongly
orsanized and stubbornly defended
positions.
The lighting was particularly fierce
north OF the bend ot the Siavo near
the great Montellc bulwari, where the
rave was crossed i'm the initial phase
OF the drive. Further south British
troops are now nearly five miles east
OF the Piave. New crossings were
made by the Italians in Sundays at
lacks.
Up to late to-day 5000 prisoners had
been counted. The British have taken
1000, making a total of 10000 Near
- 100 guns also have been taken.
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GERMANS SHELL DISTRICT
BEIIIND AMIKICAN ERONT

NV associated IrcSS.l
WITH THE AMERICAN ARMY
NORTHWEST OF NERDUN. October %
CS:lo i. M).-Thcrc has been intense
day. The Germans have been nor
Eously Smelling the back areas. firing
Two shells where one was droppcd
during the last two days.
In retaliation for the firing by the
american ong-rangc guns upon vital
German lines OF communication in the
rear, the Germans to-day shcllcd YER
dun and places III that region with n
gun Of large calibcr
The Bots dc !3cIlcu again is in the
hands OF the Americans. Fierce fight
ing mas continued east of the Mcuse
"hcrc the Germans are CT! Sing dcs-
peratcly to hill 800 southwest OF
crtp!on, using machine guns and ar
tiiiery lavishiy. The hin commands
Inc entire district
Thc Americans have extended their
positions in the southern end OF the
i'".s- uc- SourEognc. lettering their line
~ IN. east. The Bc!lcioycusc iarr. is
no mans land"
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VIENNA CLAIMS SUCCESS
IN COUNTERHLOW IN ITALY

Nv Associated Press
VIENNA. October - (via London.
october 2S).--lSetwecn the Brcnta and
the Piave intense lighting continued
throughout Saturday. according to the
1tiicial statement to-day from AuStro-
hungarian headquarters. Nrhc Italians
were driven back in the region of Col
CaprlIc. The enemy suffered through
our counterattaCkS the complete loss
him W
The fourth division recapturcd
monte ASolone by storm. Our bnttal-
IONS launched an attack against Monte
iertica and succeeded during the even
ING IN getting as far as the foot of
Auppe 90 and during the might this
also fell into our hands.
repeated attempts OF the Italians to
SNtend their gains in the region of
fohtnna Sccca were In vain. Also on
IN" slopes OF Monte Spinucci the stub
bornneSS OF our brave troops prepared
the same fate for the enemy attack
as on preceding occasions"
inc Austrian fourth division regain
ed Monte Asolonc west OF the Erenra
ana drove back the Italians on Monte
pertic;t The statement reads:
Italian thcater: On the plateau of
Setti Communi the enemy Yesterday
again undcrtook,o series of strong par
tlal thruStS which were all repuiSed
furtner attempts TO attack failed under
our defensive fire. and the enemy suf-
Tered heavy losses. In the mountains
east or the Erenta the battle continued
with undiminished intensity and the
night ragged the whole day.
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swinging on its right flank so that It
races east 1t has reached Guise and
the Guise- Mario road. driving the
enemy before It.
General Debeny now Is in position to
push rapidly along the upper Disc val
ley toward fiirson and vervins through
a level country devoid of streams. The
nrSt result of his progress Is TO force
the enemy opposing the Tenth and
Firth French Armies. exhausted by
fruitiess counterattacEs. TO begin a
backward movement which Is eventu-
ally bound to extend Ia tho front DC
fore Rethel. This will open to the
Fourth Army u double passage of tho
Aisnc anu ArdcnncS Canal
General Debeny'S success was won
by sheer hard fighting. The import
ance tho enemy attached to stopping
TINS progress ur the Disc may be gath
yesterday threw In tl.roe fresh divi-
slnns, which, however, were knocked
out.
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COUNT ANDTtAsSY WITHOUT
real. AUTHORITY

III! Associatcd Prcss.l
PAElS. Octobc, 2S.-As to the re-
guest OF Austria Hungary for a separ-
alt HrAce. II Is pointed out generally hv
Inc iaris papers that Count Audrass;y.
n. new AuStro- hungarian Foreign
;iin's'tr: represents nothing hut a
"o,nihatlon hy the Austrian Emperor
J.. ~ says Tho Journal des Debats.
H.Si.iarF Lansing replies. which IS
' ' ccrtaln, y viii he easy 70. him to
BAY mere is no occasion to pursue
the subject as neither Austria Hiiugary.
1 IL !" Eg;nn3n Minister OF Foreign Al
he!ef'!hs TO tn" phrase in the Aus
suit OF other negotiations,'' tie Temps
IN these words, the son Of the min
3stcr VINO concluded the Austro-t;er
man h!iiance gives official no,i,icaiion
,lhat inc alliance has been tnr,l ~
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-10-29

Richards U.awrcnce). Pottsvillc. Pa;
Lieutenant Harold Il. buckley. Man
chester y. H.: Lieutenant Walter Az
cry. Columbus. Ohio: Lieutenant Qucn-
tin Roosevelt, oyster Bay.N. T.: Lieu
tenant llambl"ton: Lieutenant John
Mitchell. Manchester. Mass: Lieutenant
Waldo II. IIcinrichs. Wellesley. Mass. ::
Lieutenant James Knowles. Boston,
Mass: Lieutenant icown Lieutenant
William II. Cosgrovc. Braddock. Pa.
Lieutenant Il. Il. Curtis. Rochester, n
y: Lieutenant Joseph G. Raiblc. Han
nibal; Mo-: Lie ltenant Ralph \. oNc!n
Nogales. Ariz.: Lieutenant Foster: Lieu
tenant Arthur II. Jones. Hayward. Cal !
lieutenant 1'homas J. Alternately. West
Stevens, Albion. y. y: Lieutenant Par
~; Lieutenant Cussard: Lieutenant
tenant wib s@ W. w 4fw KEW SdM Yo TR
City: lieutenant jcrr% {. vas Vase
Porter. New Rochelle. y. y Lieutenant
Ivan a. Roberts. South Lee Mass:
IIii,eute e,aint I.nos r. Miller. car,hnge,
Eaye,te., Mo: Lieutenant Walter N.
Smyth. y. y: Lict tenant :. Clapp. TT.
Wayne; Ind: Captain Philip Roosevelt;
Colonel William Mitchell.
Two Scatter Rcconnais sauce Machines
Cowart. pilot: Licutenant
Wooten, observer; Lieutenant tIartigan,
lieutenant Badfor,. observer: Second
thompson observer: Second S ii eatsiat
pilot: Lieutenant Hurwood. observer
Lieutenant Holdt. observer: Lieutenant
Erwin. pilot: Lieutenant Luhr. pilot:
ant NoEcs. cscadrillc commander: Lieu
tenant ltaslitt. observer; Major Hall:
second; cots,,, mieYtemant iii,c',c lck, pilot;
tenant Page, pilot.
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merely as an Acknowledgements OF the
-" Presidents note. with an indication OF
the anxious desire of those now in
mower At Berlin to hasten the coming
LOT a definite statement OF the FERNS
sS,npon which their enemies Will permt;
fss~ The President is expected to make
tsseS1,o rejoinder His personal exchanges
w<SHith the German authorities, officials
sSsaid today, ended when he transmitted
Sa'sattc correspondence to the allies. The
next step must be on the part OF the
co-beliigerents. acting in concert,
The diplomatic situation is just
where Il was when President Wilson
informed the German government that
it's request for an armistice and peace
had been transmitted to the allied
governments. Tho next step, expected
was the submission of terms OF OIL
ariliStice TO Germany.
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AUSTRIA MUST OPEN
BACK doom TO CG.nMSNN

LONDON, October 2S--Thc allies
VIII make separate peace with Aus
tria upon these conditions:
l. me allied armies now advancing
on tie Danube must lie given The right
20 use me Austrian railways. thus
opening the door TO GERMANY
:. The Austrian armies released from
me front must not be used against
archy.
These two main conditions were
learned by the correspondent OF Uni
Versal Service from a reliable authority
late to-day.
Fulhllment OF these conditions. I; IS
believed. viii force acceptance by Ger
many OF the unconditional surrender
!erfnS which alone VIII bring the armis-
tee seeks -
lhese terms, the corrcsnondcut
learns, already have been prepared and
prohAb!y VIII be communicated TO Ger
many within few days.
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BRITISH TROOPS DEFEAT
FOES ltRUPTIoN At T'AMARS

LONDON. October 2S.-.British troons
sunday rcpuiscd n determined German
effort to drive them from Famars.
South OF NalcncicnneS. Field Marshal
HaiE reports to-day. Many Gcrmans
village.
On the borders Of the Normal fores;
south OF NalcncienneS. the British have
Improved their positions slightly.
The statement reads:
~ determined couutcrattack was
made yesterday on i'amars and was
rcpuised after street lighting. in which
many of the enemy were killed
We have improved our positions
slightly on the borders OF the Norma |
forest and north of the Raismes forest"
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mInoTTo TELLS OF INTRIGUE
disclosures OF Louis l.. Swift's SON.
in-Lnw VIII Figure In Chill
luuN Hrinl.

NEW YORK. October 2S-Stnrtlinr
disclosures regarding negotiations be.
tween Joseph ca!llaux. EX-Premier OF
France. now awaiting trial for high
treason, and Count Won LuXhurk. form
er German minister to Argentina. have
been made by Count lanes Minotto.
according to an announcement made
to-day by Deputy state Attorney-Gen-
eral Becker.
Mnotto. who is sun-in- law Of Louis
T.. Swift. OF CHICAGO. was brought here
last week from Fort OGlethorDe, where
he has been interned as an enemy alien
and was questioned by Mr. Becker re-
gartling certain phases OF German in
triguo against France. The informed
count. who Is known to have had close
relations with the "spurlos versenkt"
diplomat. talked freely, according to
Mr. BECKER. and gave information
which is likely to have an important
bearing on the prosecution OF Call
lauX. whose trial begins tomorrow in
Paris.
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AUSTRIA HANDS BOHEMIA
OVER TO IT'S People,

AMSTERDAM. October .S-Austr;a
has handed over entire control of food
.-S upply and distribution TO tho Czech
uthorites in bohemia. Vienna dis
patch 70 the Nossischc Zcitung. OF
6er!!n. says, with the result thai 100
carloads of potatoes are on their way
70 the Vanishing Austrian capital
dispatch from Prague TO the same
newspaper dated October 2ith. saws
nat, III compliance with a demand
made by American bankers. tho Czech
leaders have given an undertaking that
she prospective Czech government viii
make every effort 10 have tho ncy re
Eine IN hohe'nia come into operation
inc correspondent adds that this is
ndVlor OF The Czechs in Prague who
are entitled 10 credit. At least for the
present. Tor keeping perfect discipline.
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ARMISTICE TALK
FAILS TO HINDER
ALLIED ATTACKS


----N1OHtInued Fron First PaEe.D
ONCE announced this afternoon. The
attack is proceeding satisfactorily.
the text of the statement reads:
. British front in Italy, Sunday: The
iine or the Tenth Army Is reported to-
oil Piavcborgo. Zancttiborgo, Maianutti,
LaScgac aud Tonon
prisoners. counted up to 6:15 o'clock
lnlS evening. amounted to $500. In
Guiding twcnty-onc officers or this
number. $500 men wep taken by the
Fourteenth British Corps.
me number of gums ut present
counted amounts to twenty-nine. In
Guiding six nine-inch howitzcrs taken
by the Twcnty-third British Division =
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EMPEROR WANTS TO III:
4 "HEREDIrARN PRESIDENTS

LONDON. October Emperor Will
liam has no intention OF abdicating
hut is willing. II 1t is for the good O.:
the people. TO ordain that his rights
shall be rc-framcd, according TO a
statement attributed to German court
circles. The emperor is said to have
remarked:
Il will not abandon my sorely-tricd
neoplc but IL necessary. I am ready u
become something like hereditary pre-
Sldcnt OF German republic like the
MinEs of England. belgium and Naly'
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TONE or GERMAN REPLY
sol NDS MORE APPROPRIATE

IoNuoN. October 2S.-~Thc opinion
generally expressed by the british
press is that the latest German note
HtrlkeS a more appropriate tone. Ger
TAIN doubts. however. are expressed in
some tf!tlSh papers rs to the thorough
ness or the democratic changes in Ger
man control, and it il suggested that
the sword still remains in the hands
OF autocracy
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-10-29
NO U. D. C. MEETING
Spanish Influenza Responsible for In
definite POstponemcnt OF
Louisville Convention,
LEY Associated Press. !

CHARLESTON. S. c.. October oS.-
MISS Mary Ii. Poppenheim. president
general of the United Daughters Of the
Confederacy, to-day officially an
nounced The indefinite postponemcnt of
KY. No"ambcr -. This ACTION is taken
TO comply with the Spanish influenza
Huarnnlinc OF the Board of Health.
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REICHsTAG VOTES NOT
TO DISCUSS NOTE

BE- Associated pressl
AMSTERDAM. October 2S.-A dis
ratch from Berlin says 4 proposal that
PRESIDENT Wilson'S note to Germany
should not be discussed in the Reich
stag was adopted by that body nj a
meeting. held on Friday. The Conscr-
vat.ves and Independent Socialists voted
against it.
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HARDEN CALLS KAISER
4 MERE, HrIIM xt,n

LONDON, October 2S.-A Copenhagen
dispatch to the Exchange Telegraph
'"Mpany quotes Macmillan Harden
IN; oditoT OF the Die Zukunt;, of Ter
IN rs saying in an interview with
the BerlinSskc Tidcndc. of Copenhagen:
We started the war with a dirty
nave been the result OF dishonesty
William ~. is II tihn hero and
germany a vulgar acknowledgement show.
We s!t 10 DAY on the ruins of thirty
years OF IiohcuZollcrnism politics"
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ALI. Or SAXONY'S GARNET
HAS RESIGNED OFFICE

f3N NssoClhtcd prcSs.l
AMSTERDAM, October 2S--As con-
sequence OF the reorganization OF the
government OF the kingdom of Saxony.
&ll the ministers have resigned. the
saxon state Gazette has announced ac-
corning TO adviccs from Dresden. r.ing
Friedrich Angus; has accented tho
designations of the premier and min
lister OF finance, ii is said
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CENTRAL POwEI, FORCES
ABANDON ANOTHER TOWN

VIENNA, Sunday October OF (via
London: October 2S).-The Austro-Ge
mans have abandoned the town of
hraSuiHvatz. hfty-five mi:eS southeast
OF Belgrade, to the allied troops during
rearguard hShting. according TO an of.
lclal statement from AuStro- hungarian
general headquarters
In Albania, IT is added. there has
been nothing OF special Importance
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-10-29
BRITISH HAVE TAKEN
32T,if0 PRISONERS

LONDON, October IS (via MontreaD.
=, Ahnouncelncnt was made in the
mouse OF Commons to-day that since
inc beginning OF the war British troops
nave taken 32l,iI6 enemy combatant
prisoners, including .Gl,ai2 Germans
Inere are. $1,000 German combatant
prisoners In the United Kingdom ut
the present time
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ALLIES AGREE TO DEMAND
AcE;-LORRAISE;'S EyACCATI(

LONDON. October 2S.-Evacuation Of
Alsace-Lorraine is included among the
armistice conditions decided upon by
the allies, II is authoritatively learned
Tonight. 1t is further stated the con-
ditions are tantamount to uncondi-
tiOmal surrender by Germany.
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PRESIDENT POINCAIE
RECEIVES COLONEL. HOUSE

fAtlS October 2S.-PreSidcnt Poin-
care TINS afternoon received Colon 81
Edward VI. House. who presented his
credentials as special Representatives
oi the United States government to The
European governments"
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GERMAN IIEADQUARTERS
ANNOUNCES RETIREMENT
rBy Associated Press.

BERLIN, october IS tvia l.ondon)-
The German lines between The Disc and
the Scrrc were Withdrawal Saturday
night to Il line west OF C;uise and cas-:
OF Crecy. German general headquarters
reports to-day.
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GENERAL DEBENY WON
ny SHEER HARD FIGHTING:

by NSSut atcN PrCSS.
PA RIS. October S--C;ermany's
armies have begun Il new retreat this
time between tho Disc and the Aisnc
General Debei Us first army, in the
teeth Of stubborn rcSistancc and re-
pe:tted counlerAttAcks. has SMccceded in
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-10-29
BRITISH CUT IMPORTANT
LINE IN MESOPOTAMIA

BY Associated Prcss.l
LONDON. October 2S.-The British
advancing In Mesopotamia have cut the
road from Sherghet TO MoSul.eone OF
the principal Turkish lines of com :
munIcation This probably will force
the Turks TO fall hack on AIosul
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-10-29


unjust, wanton and mendacious accusa
ton"
Senator Knox contcndcd that the peo-
pie should not abdicate their right to
determine questions OF Legislation.
condiiions unon which thc Scna'n ,,,J
American people believe they can safely
live at peace with Germany and with
the world shall these conditions be
they lie tested by the unbiased, sober
judgment OF the nations representa-
tivcs. whose duty il will he to accept
or reject whatever terms may he finally
presented to end the war and TO cstab-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-10-29
POINDEXTER MAKES
Personal ATTACK

Senator PoindcXtcr made long
speech. in which he reviewed the
declared that IL the President had
devoted himself to his executive duties
and TO the duties OF the commander in
chiet or the army and navy. rather
than mmcrsc himself TO such an extent
IN matters that devolvc upon Congress,
we would have gotten into actual fight
ing somewhat earlier, and would have
avoided the shipping ordnance and air
plano iiaScoeS OF last ycar."