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Fagi: TWO
GREENSBORO. K. C i
.1'ilERICA Will FEED ' MUIES IflLLfiUKE VITIIDIM1?AL0F,UL
DEPOSED EMPEROR
DESIRES TO RESIDE
ISLAND OF CORFU
HUN GOVERNMENT
FULLY ORGANIZED.
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GREENSBORO SAFELY
OVER TH ETOP IN THE
a
PRESIDENT WILSON
IS URGED TO ATTEND
PEACE CONFERENCE
PEOPLE OF OER'IANYj SOLESIN ENTRY INTO CENSORSHIP OFNEI'S
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MKUUAIWN tti f.!tlZNhXTSUra!l,SANNTniiraTnnAY
MEMBERS CABINET
WAR WORK CAMPAIGN
Nor. U Prai-al4
Mrtca &.t a-l ratteen ru a? as,.?
augw U lie ?;: cf Or-s-aar u r-S
tiy t lie fr-js C2e::e fc.
rv He pe-aca: ta tul Caravaay ta
ts tu::r f Lo4 a if-ua ad la re
t ?2.g "-:-.: 3 g ut
Ti r;f wo w: itT ly !Wrw.
tare Leasts Urw4 Miaiuar r!.r.
f vi. v d-ar-f fnif.
r rt-t fsr iat
Par0, hn. 14. AaA I'm fa
a a trf 1 Cimi 1r;tr
ta Mtt ed fa .-.
Ba-AaI V. (MMuMiMMKiil
Wat!axtaa. Nor. II, Withdrawal
cf : rcJi6lf ceaaoratla reia
7' T;, .1 iWa wktag -lac it. raned suihI. ma wire,, m.aa.fl.a r
II.!,jrrlrTr 11 r today brf htr. lea-y. Acting
t? .r eyeei.ie ' Cx Crwl. chatreea X commute oa Jamaiien utued by ie new
ttl - aW Say 1 o peoee
f Peoeet Pocew a4 Premier
C'eee.
I tailir Irfamtllaa ifiir meftf tr
Ua S--ruri--a p-eker end DslU.
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Mr Cr Im4 tile ouietsaat:
"i has ta sxrewd that tber
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m!KM Xa U c& of Ik ttAl laaetlitt .. ,
rr.-i.-. a nz t.,fj;Gr.. lew lie w,-L Tie clcT tie viwr ciJn.V T,?
!jr tL cr. iff ls?cmi tf t.i, iva W-Wfco (otr Us!tsr. a.l u. cart rrry.
rr., t'aUr-4 l -ofJ T. .fry of w.r s4 lb .
Gm3.J S, liAl a UC1 11 tl l Uom"! 11.1.1 tJlH f.r, Wiv .ti ..v
London. Nov. 14 Th prop
tny f h Prvttlan crown will to
cnf.c-ttf, occortfing to A Gtr-
rotivd
pro
by iho now Pru-
oto govtrftmont. t0 onUilod
proporty of iho frvi!n crown
will bo ptoctd undor Iho admlnlo
trti f iho mlllry of ftnonco.
Proporiy which io not ontallotf. byt
which lo poroonal to tho ormor
king pnd hio family, will net bo
ffocUtf.
ittantui ta u rrft08i o t.nl01 r 4f' 11 " Mtn"- -
rati U-xlrtsx atir tauj Croot lro Coior. Jf"
Wni Food TKo Cooao.
Rortury Lai-jto ado t n
"1 to Ut fcofrcr la
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on?i la! Oracay tiot dy if
r-iilic crff to cazsu:s4 ta Cf-m-aay
a4 r?iuti dlrtctioc of
"1 4ewJ4 Vo rralfct !f ?ca
t?ma-st:i i f;atst rtil l u
CtrsLaa f-3rsiai:
""'At a Julal ok ef It vt
ao f Cwrwi ca .Sottar n
n rr-in cf rar.4 Stat aa
a?ac3 tlX ia ttfMuUtM cf
roury cf ia atvy. aad all otar ma.
t af ! rra trctr. Ta .cfjcrBt4 l;a laa dirtciloa of Amcrlca'o
Ujt ami !& MomP. nr tajof o7orta. lota ta otacara ackoowl-
ao e ha Vi cf lao fUi!:. Port of
Ho city U cat IOtii ta lao Jkloo!!a
To itm root, aona aai acnaot aro
11 Irca os J cool cf lYracd as4
&rcAa Lorra. t;rt4 cf tloo
Tlo calf trca toVJ ef fto fU.lao
litUkt to tut cf ticrraiat. Udadlat
U.o nana do limy tta rif cf
wat-at lo t UitU vUU4o cf DHoyl.
crioi lrofti4sisd roctoa fa
lSt wtwM- tl lo localoi ts-oialy ta
AUrLorraia aai " tfUa Jato
lU?tlTa aaj Latst?rc. H otlaaio
alsct i rrxiv-G-rt3a ffxaiir fot
ttyfi ct'o. a?sot a la rcsla
Xoaokoa. CWrcLAar'o tooioa cf ti tsoiar
ujr war cwacii at Vma!u i .ui ef U Troaly of rraaa-
fan ta XITI rtfco la lio rro
rat r Crmir e&tia4 frota ito
iaa by aaailswai rrocistiooj ajisro-4
11 feiro cf taa cralrU oaijirro lial
'rrytxSa t2-l U cotUte la Llo cif
-SJta-oo i3 lt dcao la oa;;y
I2si ni f5oJ aaS r lit
t "; a vaat to la oo euoay
i?Ufo llr:aa: liir rory Uro;
al tlat ot? ar la UJia !
rrcu:r? ta erttai t2r oT;ft ai
rof ta tl4 ma fimix avarrrr
til liry r errau4 ta t3u r
f lUftaaa.
Ut at;fo At tt.
"Txf.lrrsuer. I2 rtrift
smi ia ecia-a iz-oi ay tza
eaia m t-r oUo cf t freatr
C::l tea.0 cf ar taul asatl trx
dtca cf 1 1 aU ryaa roi
tljc.o:t et of a lxal troiacUoa of
Simt bor otra$aiioa ta It II cf tat
taiaoa ca 12 lre 4o of iso frca
lir Gray ka-o aAi4 lo tof eUaoraJ
:'J llo li.C'.t": tcee aaaaai:y
? la 4X.WJC
' 0'y rtaciicai fooa.
o!ftal of ibo dobt of fratltod
otsc ta tba arooo of U Ualio4 sum
tor Ibo boeorabU dUrbarta of a bfib
froj:WUty. Without forra of loaro.
oad a4r aa Urjtr co&pwUJoo tboa
oarattairtoUta. tba ovorvbia
tsajorlty of cow?jro bavt f l-
afaiiortac eb4lca to ovory do
or la coforanoat la all mat
ura of tnUiUry ortrocy. rarrjiaf
ttrociB tactifaUy a trtavadouo ti
Hrlarat ta boaor aad iTBtL
a
Marshal Hindcnburg
Remains At Head of
Great Hun Command
Loedoa. Not. 14 He 14 Vtarobal oo
tfladratmr rm.!na ko nf f K
o;ra:o Gma artsy .too oaad. oeJ Dutch
cere tat la a utrmaa irtio woo
oaa rclvo4 bora. bJcb glo Ibo) good tlt4 lnm
Amttardam. Wrdaoaday. Nor. n
inum Hobraionora ho, a Gormaa
aporor, eovor lik4 lo bo kept wait
lac. bad la rrmaia Sdaday fa bai
otnottate4 lo temporary arret fa
rollvgy car at a omall vay!d alaltoa
tiatlt word caroo from tba l!auo pr
mliUsf blm la proceed on bU way aad
tolHas blm wbora ta so. Tba former
oaporor, orrordloir to a contributor
ta a Uaaolrlcbt eowoaper. folt bla
pooltka keenly, aad kept btmoolf hid
doa la a 'railway car ibrocj hoot hlo
uy at tba otauoa.
Soma of hlo cotspaalooo wore tnaeb
more vltlbly Impreeoed with Ike oSt
oatloa thaa lb former mperor blm
oolf. At any rat iho ag4 admiral,
Coaat Otrar voo riatenPalInnuDd.
cblof of the former Imperial military
botja. vaa Bollred repeatedly wiping
bio oyee.
Loot Of Hio Oynoooty.
-l(o ohaU be tba laat of bit dynaaty."
lo recalled by lb writer amoag other
aacloat propbeolea. aaotber quoted by
blm being:
"II ohaU oeek the aaactuary of
aoll with do mora followora
jtbaa ran ataod under tba shade of a
Copenhagen. Nor. H The now Ger-
mto gorernment bas been organlxed
with the following cabinet members:
Premier aad iaterior and military
affaire rreld rich F.bert.
Foreign Affairs Hugo Haaae.
rl nance and colonies Phlllpp
tthiedemaan.
Dcmobllltailon. transport, justice
and health WUholm Ditlmaa.
Publlelty, art and literature Herr
Land berg.
- Social policy Richard Barth.
of tte U:e biiui cf C ceatraj taj Tie oa!y trariv-ol r4 la ikio las
free n ouU prraxy ta a pcJ rortaat rgvx, cU-ury aiort:v
b: la tin li fr ef a?!rr estry trcsa ' arr-. la ti aIJy cf 1 M At
X'it'.r eC5fe.S rfUt;e. aat ol ib ka4 cf lie oly aad trrtag Ibo
Oetr salawto aa4 eergie me fa taoiwoy po . raakiac wa n:raa.ara r
grwal aa4 kaxaricnio laato cf t-'.if 1. aa cae cf lie wa groat blwato cfi i O LrOflSiacr InipOTiani
lott cf ibe meesag ba baa seat to: The former German ruler was per
artsy ccaamaadere crdertcg Ibem lo muted lo retain only hla pemonal ef
lad tbelr troo;a bom la order aedfu. all other trortr beiac taken
dlfflta, nu coatody by, tba Dutch authorities.
Bf wst r h i.t c wa atnui riai: , ii j ttrual la th case or Interned
"To alt, aad eapecially tbt artsy MmoL
groaa aa.r nJ4 Marshal oa Meck-J u was noticed at Erodes ibat the
esa na Roa-aacUl: Umperlsl crown with the motto "Gott
rRJ " aiuveno ta bead iltBu uas" on at 4ast Iwo of WlllUmo
t oajreme army command la or atoraobil wrf raked wiin mod to
greater eiteat than could b attrl
o4 to tba suto of the roads. The
lifrBf fa (feat thea motor cars
cera to coauaoe ta eo weir rtn, 0tr -untafe- roads aad were
aaty. Tais is ta a 4race anows to iu
lb trooj."
Anooancement of .the membera of
lb new German goromment confirm
pratiouo reports that the 'cabinet
would be composed entirely of social
lata. The majority socialists, i-ho sup
ported the Imperial government dur
lag the war, are represented by Ebert,
Schoidemann and Lamdsberg.' while
the Independent socialists are Haase,
Dittmann and Barth.
Herr Dittmaaa. who sits In tba
relcbstag as a deputy from Hamburg,
waa aentenced ta Imprisonment last
February In connection with labor
troubles ta Berlin. Ha waa released
by lb Imperial government a few
days before Us downfall. Richard
Berth formerly waa editor of the oo-
the Spartacus or Bolahevlkl element
of the Independent socialists. It was
reported through Copenhagen under
dsta of Monday that be bad resigned
from the government atfef a. stormy
meeting of the cabinet
.
5 tcce iMi.jiu owjreme army commaad lo or-auU
b ytie rrraeb, krtagiag btrider la 4 the Iroepe borne la ordr:a r
4tXam froa Ixtrraia aVoae'ead dlacf sitae. I esp-ext the commaad j,,
.t4X'i taa.a a year. j staffs, oScer. traccnclii ion ad o3,tf.
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French Cabinet Meets
rvtLttTvat wifcra aow f wre liaca ca.ti Genaaa octkwia?rra fro tier J
)ii to a city ef .: rc?Utioa. Us
dl cbof tads. in e Imlzt tae tsaafarfr-
Military Questions
err kajui.
AreBrtifr tV Frraii at aw
rwctja tse la otate tiat be to r4y lei lag of weaa. tWl, om aad
eon! Caverwily lie ?t:rts: af.kata,
ti tmaf taaaeediatei eUk lie al Uzt ue Ka ora fac lisl i:z:;' JZL7,Z2. ""l-IZl .T.TIl
Porta. Nor. II Tke Frae& cabtaal
wi:i koid aa ettrerc!asry meeiiag
leofay. lie Mall a oaaooacea. ta coa
gin rj ; rot VIM ke caa co t:e U is a ter octld ta rrru j I - irrljE
iMctl lAal tnltic erfar lo t-fsg o.l a::k la treeal syatoa ef fort ' JI. Jll
coeceralsg Alaace
mud -coated latrationally so thai tbelr
occopaata woo Id escape molestation.
tcaUaa tacladae 1 dataciaa
oiks ractrtle lie city peecc.
wv3 fec'nw la I asalataJa.4 ta
Orsaa. aal tial aa e-rusjaii d:
trT'.iflTa f ff caa le clety g-tar-aa'.l
"Atrejt. sir. lie rea-wd atr
aae It say ktxirat reesifotatiwa. .
rrxaedi nornT lansinq.1
Moeaase Wrm Conoy
x'- ..r u Met tw rvr-WM
. . , . I
ta a ftfwi3 eseesage a ii 'a. Tie Gr&aa
tt-rr 5:rt iTTiwo alaa la trt4 by fcrifito
is r d--wr:ii ec oy i, tWo aniward Oa lie aaaia.
Ul mm 4 flrrit(r uw
f ccUl- opeaklcg
f.t4 o:ace 1. l.k rliejrae Alaaiiaa patota. ft ts
oat war. etual l ad j-j. t:i be etrasted with arracg
Mftlaal CrauWl e Ua t. tag adalalatratlve eoratioao. Their
Wrtl aad ooaliwoal ef Xala tke rt-.r
,- i ima t"ai ' w
aa tie &cacr la traa-rart lie fcl
UjwX caiie: f
-Tie Crsxaa g15 arceatly
ra-tneafJ li rreeJat f li Cartel
u:e ta ix- jra we r""V lllaor aaj do fsasy.
Ur riert. tT -h. w..-t tS Ue XeUe. aad
ta.af k ar laax i.P nf tnea. c lie U,1 tk-
ef la VtM ue iair-y ta aaiy a t lJUJ e.9 eliN
Tr la rn!t',JJ yrsuiay aa
rn:iii ea.5'!ia f ti to gsr
aaiMd.
Arrest, o-'r. Ik renewed aasTf
aac cs? say kl ceajiirrarica.
a France Will Come to
Aid Of the Germans
rmria.
i rrr-aier CJrs
k-ir. tie tarraia ts tsar epea.
ia few k:r-e mi inne wcwd.
rwaa tie ArWaa Uae sortie rt
cf lie rit fecto ore Perl a
en lie rtgit
rtrt Kre)
Fori do Hco-
ftvta lie
rr.4ti iera ef Ara-atii. oo lae
rrao-Grt3-a tonir Tie farts
mrti:tC, arere Oiur la
iiM at Le. wik were txaile fof
titr diaacteanag larreia Cmeaa
ra.s. kawever. orarcasa li-eee fcrta
Strike of Telegraphers
Virtually Is Ended Now
AtUau. Ca. No. H Order caU"
Herbert Hoover Goes
To Feed the Peoples of
Famine Ridden Europe
Will Live On Cerfew
Ixadoo, Nor. II Tbe depoeed Ce
rvaa emperor probably will remain;
ealy a short time at lb Castle of
Ameroagea. ta Holland, according u
well taformed Dutch clrclea. Tb cor
rvapoadeat at Amsterdam ef the Dally
Mall says U la bellevod If tbe oecw.
oary arrangemeet caa be made the for
tser emperor wfj reald peroaeatly
at lb vinsxo cf Achlllelon, oa the
talsod of Corfu.
UBBaaaBaeaaa
The village of Acbllleion. oo the
lalaad of Carfa. which lie off Ue
aoathweatera coa it of Albania, was
amaired v the German emperor In
I?U tHer the death of Erapresa Ellta
eth, of Attains, for whom It was bull!
ta ISM. So far aa known the villa
of Arblleton. which baa been the bead
easrtere of the Serbians, still Is on
aer occur a Uoo by the allies.
e ta cwct4iag kis sp-Mca la liUit grooeed strike ef lie Or-cia-nir
ef da;le lo-iay ca lie arr itr fuziwtr Tegrajiars, al for
taV oald: hoday. reid eweeirr evrry poltt 13
"Orrtsxay oarreturo ta as aH Va- j -ta wiia wciald ksv ka af
ca-scrva aad lM.KH care V-ch tad,-, n n (kreua. cialrtsaa of lie
Waaiiartaa, Nor. If rood Adala
UnraJcr Hoover C1 sail for Europe
tm tke Wilt Star User Olympic pro
aUy oa tUtarday. tl we lea read today
at lie food dstaletratioo. He go at
PreeUaat Wtiacoe rcal to direct
tie work of fd:g tie popistloa of
war loco Earcpe.
Owisg ta tie UfUeg of the nsvsj
ceaoraiip tku ts the erst lime sine tie
war started that tie cam of a ship
tm wklrt Amertcaa or other eSclals
er t-laeaad la sail for Earoee
! baa be a permitted 10 t-a peblUiod.
Oa tie Olympic aleo. tl lo ondar
ataod. will be Dr. Waiaryk. preeldeat
ef lie caw Csechaiovak republic.
who Is rv tore lag la bla liberated
eeaairy.
o
All Express Employes
H. cas:K cf tie oaaiheauomj .rc Ordered Back to Work
.r, . t . . . sKslscf, said lsy. Ta wa,ai waa
sa'Jl t- Ul e-i:lfct carried cat. Mr. Cormaa declared. n.a v- ?
tskra freo aa. TiU w'.n esar
ra her eseeae a
rnaaj aa-s wa e- carried oat.
aad warts etaa:e sae ts ae c itm,. hm vwted
ttced ta ac;l ca:i:aa Cca4i f e-ury KrJUoa promis .r,,;,
lii lietw are eoi crc ia ... i 10 ta. s waxe d sui s d ' . ' . 71" . v I
leleraaa UaI "r:" 1. 4- i.t . ..tt.f..
nTiti iiiw . .
as made last even
America Railway Ki
rrai a-3r we "J- r -wuila fr dsya.
nr. S f c kajs-aaity.""
a -
Holland Still Fosrfwi.
Copenhagen. Nor. II. Ouoeo Wil.
belmlaa. of Holland, according to the
Prank fort Gate ue. wtehed to extend
fcoepiiailty ta the former Germsn em
peror while be reraalnel ta Holland.
However, the cewapper adds, aa Hol
land ttaelf fears Ue coming dare. It
waa foaad desirable that WlUlam
Hoheatbllern should live as a private
tnd'jiduaL
Hss Rsslgnsd Hlo Titles.
ixodoa. Nor. II A dlapatch to the
Dally Mall from Maam. Holland, says
that among isoee who accompanied
the former emperor to the Castle of
Ameroagen wer General a von
Pleshn. von Go n lard, von Drank! berg.
von Unioz ana von unmman. ine
correepodent aaya ha haara that the
former emperor fa sot regarded aa aa
eScer because be hss resigned bis
title aad cScee.
Savannah Again Being;
Ridden by Moonshiners
a
Savannah. Ci, Nor. 11. a posse
waa organised at Soperton. Ga, today
to ran down a band of moonshiners
who shot J. Ben Wilson, deputy United
States marshal, and Homer Adams, a
deputy sheriff, near there laat night.
while Wilson was leading a chase for
Colon Phillips and J. Alford, aUegod
moonshiners. - First reports today
wore that Wilson waa probably fatally
Injured. Ad am a was only slightly
hurt. Another deputy sheriff received
minor Injuries several days ago while
aiding revenue officers in an attempt
to arrest Phillips and Alford.
0 .
America Is Decorating
All Great Fighting; Men
Paris. Nor. 14. Messages of con
gratulations and gratitude from Pres
ident Wilson and the American peo
ple wor presented ta Marshal Foch,
Marshal off re and General Petaln yes
terday by General Pershing, who also
bss decorated tb three French mili
tary leaders with the Americaaxd!s-J
tlnrulahed service medaL General
Pershing today when to British main
headquarters where he will present
the dlaUnjruiabed service medal to tn
Celd marshal. Sir Douglas Haig.
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REVOLUTIONS IN PRUSSIA
Basel. Nor. If. Tha revolutionary
movement lo spreading strongly In
east Prussia. A semi-oOf lal dispatch
from Berlin reports that Koenlgsberg.
Allraaielo. Insterberg. Gumbinneu and
Loot ten are la the bands of the revo
lutionists. Governor von Batockl. or
Poo en. former German food minister.
baa pot himself at the disposal of the
revolutionists.
Enthusiasm ran high at the Y. M.
C A. luncheon today when reports
from captains showed that Greensboro
had gone over the top by nearly a
thousand dollars, exclusive of the
State Normal college which had 'sent
word that $6,000 had been subscribed
by the students of that Institution,
running up the total to nearly forty-
two thousand. And this with the can-1
vass scarcelr berun. ' I
The figures on the blackboard stood
today:';
Team No.
No. Captain Subscriptions. Amt
1 Hill Hunter 160 612.00
2 G. U Stensbury 155 ' 1,102.00
3 . A.. B. High 309 702.41
4 C H. McKnlght , 123 880.14
5 C. C. Hudson 24 192.50
6 C. W. Edwards" - 43 376.25
7 H..W. Clendenin 22 198.60
8 C. H. Ireland . 89 1,296.50
9 - John T. Rees 36 267.00
10 Irving Long 64 369.76
11 E. Sternberger ' 103 701 00
12 J. C. Watklns 9 125.00
13 P.' C. Rncker 89 1.065.25
14 B. McKenzIe 182 1.609.00
15 W. B. Vaught 47 1.321.00
Iniatrial, J. E. Hardin 1,344 9.451H7
Boys Dir.. C. W. Gold 588 1,764.00
Previoue total 13.619.12
Total to date 835.822.39
Curtail Operations
Local Draft Boards
With End Emergency
Washington, Nor. 14. New orders
further curtailing operation of draft
boards are to be issued shortly by Pro
vost MArshal General Crowder. Dis
continuance of all physical examina
tions in connection with the classifi
cation of 18 year old registrants is
likely, on the ground that the results
obtained will be of little value in six
months because of the physical
changes undergone by many maturing
youths.
There are also 400.000 Greeks and
taliana and smaller numbers of other
allied nationalities in the United
States now held in class five as aliens.
whom draft treaties recently negotiat
ed make liable to reclassification, nn-
ess existing regulations are annulled.
Boards probably will be relieved
promptly of tbe necessity for carry
In out the law in, this respect.
District boards, which consider ap
peals and Industrial exemptions, have
onlv started their work on the 19 to 37
class, though the local boards are
nearly through with dependency class-
ficatlons. Orders are being framed to
relieve them and the registrants af
fected, -
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Anniversary War's End
Made National Holiday
Washington. Nor. 14. Representa
tive Fess. of Ohio, today introduced a
resolution setting aside July 4. 1919.
"as a day of world celebration to
commenorate the ending of the war,"
and appropriating half a million dol
lasr for a celebration in Wshington
to which all governments, including
the central powers, would be invited.
POLES JENTER PRUSSIA.
Copenhagen, Nor. 14. Polish troops,
according to a dispatch from Berlin,
have entered upper Silesia, Prussia.
Washington, Nov. 11. Messages .
from high sources In Europe. are
reaching, President Wilson urging
that he personally attend the ;
great peace conference that will
eettle finally the Issues growing
out of the war. The President, It
was said today," had given no In
dication as to how Ho regards the',
suggestion, though some of those .
(totally well Informed believe he
has an open mind on' the oubject
and may give It consideration.
Members of the Preaident'e of
ficial family are understood to be
strongly advising against the step,
on the ground that It would In- :
volvo useless risk and would ac
complish nothing that could not
be accomplished through delegatoa ,
the President might select to rep.
resent America at the peace table '
and with whom he .could keep in
constant touch by cables and wire
less. !fr "
Unusuat Adventure
American General Who
Prisoner Americans
With the American Army in France,
Nov. 14. To be taken prisoner by
American troops, was the experience
last Friday of Brigadier General Dong-
las MacArthur, of the 42nd division. ,
The first and 42nd divisions were ad
vancing rapidly that day toward Se
dan, and in the region of Autrecourt
the lines of the two divisions became
criss-crossed,, General MacArthur, who
was at the head of the advance of
his men. was taken prioner by sol
diers of the first division, who could
hot believe that-any Americans were
ahead of them. The situation waa ex
plained quickly and General MacAr
thur released. He then good naturedly
went about straightening out the line,
and the two divisions were soon light
ing the Germans with full vigor. The
incident did not delay tne advance
and by night each division had taken
its objectilve for the day.
.
BOMBING PLANES ACTIVE
With the American Army In France,
Nov. 14. In the period from Septem
ber 12, to 11 o'clock on the morning of
November 11, American aviators claim
they brought down 473 German ma
chines. Of this number 353 already
have been confirmed officially. Day
bombing groups from the time they be-.
gan operations dropped a total of 116,- .
818 kilograms, of bombs - within the
German lines.
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GERMAN TROOPS MUTINY.
Amsterdam, Nov. 14? The German
troops who mutlned at the Beverloo. -
camp in Belgium and raised 'the red
Has, aaya the Hendelsstilate, attacked
another force supporting the- former
emperor. This force was defeated and ,
fled to the Dutch frontier, where it
was disarmemd Monday.
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NOT REDUCE TAXES.
Washington, Nov. 14. Uncertainty
of future government -expenditures
and of policies for curtailment of war
production makes it advisable, within
the opinion of the treasury officials,
that the taxes underline pending rev
enue bill be not reduced materially
below the 86,2500,000,000 jcarried by
the measure as drafted in the senate.-
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With Troops at Front
Bsael. Switzerland. Nor. 11. Re
ports that tbe former German crown
trine lo with hla father fa Holland
ore denied la a dlapatch rrom Berlin
ondor Tuesdays date. The dlapatch
states that be Is with bis troops at
Germans Arc Moving Out
With the Utmost Rapidity!
WT;i tie Asertcaa Ary la Fraae.
Nee. 14 Tke Gertxaa eypoaUe lie
AsierVaa ersy acrti aad 8rtbet cf
Vordaa ar rejerted la be c&oetsg
arOward raUIy. Pre parotic 0 b
arsa by lha eaesay peroral days aga ta
wtiSdrew ta free -w ar be-eesta"
effective. Great rai:rc4 activity la
reported al Mau aad eir r::rcai
fjactlcaJL
CCLLCCC MCM TO RC1ICN.
Waailsrlca. Nor. H fUrre.ary
DeaieU aaaac4 today list cciUre
tsea wia cad left eiool ia eatar lie;'
aral oervtc aad wia aow drair la
r-c ti cocrae at rcOca wtU be(
rrsn:a-f ta ree'ra frr-a lie servtr'
- aea B Mr. toalle aaJd. oio14
e-aie aj?tvatica la iier cc.ri:r
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COTTON PftlCCS FALL
LtverToeL Nr. 1 Tie eel tea,
cVaaav wika kaa be r l.aa 4 alsc
laat FrUay. re-taad liay aad
prVw fail a t-av a Pa4. lie etas-;
tsata dacUae i4 ta aay daro
irsdsav
t-aXM AMCItlCAN LISCk. j
Wlia lie Aaarvaa Artsy ta Frivv
Nee. 14 Tie s-fasac t-'4 ef e-ar
ol kaafred RxmUx PwiiaA aad ttal
Ua poiiier. fraed by lia Ceraaao la
Lerra;v r-:id lie Astartcaa teae
ra lie rexJca ef lL Itnatr tray. Tie
SJ-st graa s&siered it. 4
3 Hiirh CommLHioners
Appointed liy me rrcncn?c.f)tiw lurwew coaciiiator j. a. Mof
- I u. cf lie labor darsrtmeat of Ibo
ina, Nov. 11 Tie cabtaat taway 4 pdralaUtratlon. wboretipoo
frreaa cojspaay. lie t tilted Stale rail, ite front
road edmialstraUoa afid IL A. Harry.'
IttcoraLcbalrmaa cf the eipreao dllafc . T j t
fvoa of lie Brother ood of Railway bpaln IS Happy At
Parti
parts. Nor. II Tie eaUaet lodoy
coo,aidar4 awaOoao coaceraiag ia
crgaaitaiJaa cf AlJe-Lerriae asiar
FreacJat ocrapeJtry. Tire kUh coa
taiaalaere were aepolated. Tioy are
George Morttiar. cots s.'.aa leaa a r ge a-
oral cf saUa&al oecsrtty for Straae
targ : Albert TXrnxa. slat cosselllor
far Maa. aad Heary roaHL sksta
ccart3ar far Colaer.
Former German
Prince Arrives
At Maastricht
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Conclusion Of War
Mr rwrrr ordered back la work all ex I MsdrrI. Nor. II. Tb Spanish
preao emplojr who went
strike.
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out on
Tremendous Allied Loans
Continue to Mount Upward
Waailextoo. Nor. II --A credit of
11&OJCNO5.00 for Italy waa announced
today by the treasury. Tils win be
ttsed largely ta pay for foodstuffs and
war rsppUee already ordered by tie
tulua govtranesi ta this country aad
ta croc a of man tact a re or 01 port
Itajyo aggrrgal loans from tbe L'ettod
5 uia m amoral to I1.1M.0O-D.0C-J
and tioae of all lie allies ta I7.J15.-
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PROHIBITION IN OHIO
Cofamtwa. Ohio. Nor. II Tbe state-
jwUe prcilti'Joa aseadmral la Oblo'o
icosaUtalloa waa carried at laat wwk's
JoWcuoa by a majority of :i.71 votaa.
accord lag to cos; late reiorna rrcolr
ed today al lie e2 of tbe oecretary
cf otalo. Tie rat art a are official from
(all trat Cr constlea.
LABOR PRTY WITHORAWS.
Loodoo. Nov. II Tbe Brltiah labor
party at a cxmfereoc today docidad
by a large majority la withdraw its
rsarabere froa lie catlaet at lie oloee
of lie ereeol partUsaat which Is ax
Xtai tt lake vlac aherUj.
bomber of deputlee today, after an
oiclllng deUte. adopted by 1C9 voles
lo two a resolution to oxpreso la the
official report of lb silting the sat
Uf action of tb chamber over the hap
py ending of the war. Tbe proposition
waa accepted by the government. The
chamber rreviouely bad rejected by
71 la M a proposition to aead con
arrstulailoas ta tb allied countries
on their victory.
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Seven General Officers
Returned to Former Grade
Washington. Nor. 14. Honorable
discharge from the grade of general
Seer of oeven brigadier generals, now
oa doty with the Americas expedition
ary forces, waa aanoanced today by
the war d apartment. Brigadier Gen
eral a Charles L Martin. Nathaniel F.
McClare. Robert H, Noble. Gordon Q.
Holaor. Frederick 8. Foils. James
A. Shlpmaa aad Georg W. Catch
all ar returned ta their former
rank: of colon a L General Catch
ball ts under orders to return to the
Celled States.
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ANOTHER ABDICATION.
BaoeL Nor. 14. The revolutionary
government at Mannheim. lUatatt and
Helldelerg have ouamoned the. grand
cake of Badoa lo abdicate.
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