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OKLAHOMA'! GREATEST HEWSPaJrBA.
WASH) WTU ABSOOLaTYD Fit Ass.
VOL. XIII, NO. 41.
TULSA, OKLAHOMA, WEDNESDAY; NOV. ?, VMS.
11 TACKS
I'lUCK .r CENTS
REPUBLICAN VICTORY IS APPARENT
mro
DEMOCRATS LEAD
IN STATE BATTLE
With Litfht Vote Cast Owen
and Robertson Look Like
Winners in Oklahoma.
TWO DISTRICTS DOUBTFUL
ix Democrats Returned to
('ingress; Morgan Is
Ahead in Eighth.
SUFFRAGE HAS ADVANTAGE
Incomplete. Majorities Show
Margin for Giving Wom
en the Vote.
OKLAHOMA CITY. Nov. 5 The
n-.eagi t unofficial returns received
fro;n scattering counties throughout
ikL.tiuma up to 10 o'clock tonight
now .t comparatively light vote with
I " n . t ! Stall's Senator owen leading
his r p ihlican opponent, V. H. John
eon. urtiH complete from 31'i
cit at l; . C u 0 in he state for novir
r.or s.ve:
liolu rtsnn, democrat- S.SS; Sic
Keevcr republican, 4.109; Nagle, mi
nahst. IM.
.u.iesis in the first und eighth
connrcsMonal district are close with
each .undulate claiming victory. In
itii' i.in:ti district Dick T. .Morgan
had a slight lead over II. I. Hyde.
diinmr.it. The democratic incumb
ents in the other six congressional
(hbt.-icm are expected to he returned
by iirce pluralities.
Upturns from 316 precincts In the
state give the woman suffrage
amendment 2,781 fur and 1,070
against.
MTSKMCIKR, Okla.,
Tw-ti'y precincts out of
koxee county Kive:
hoberison. democrat,
Keevcr. republican. 714.
Nov.
47 in
Mus-
1,551; Mc-
Knr 1'nlUil States senator: Owen,
deniocmt, 1.-34; Johnson, republi
can, 519.
Kor congress: Hastings, de4mo
crat, 1 41U; Tinch, republican, 46b.
Woman suffrage la getting a big
majority.
OKLAHOMA CITY. Nov. &.
Twelve precincts out at 37 In Ok
mulgee county give United States
.Senator Owen, 334 and V. H. Junn
repuinican, 257. Knr governor
the same number okf precincts give
J H. A. knhertson.' democrat, 316;
II. J .McKeever, republican, 264.
Polls in Oklahoma closed one
hour t;(i. Okmulgee copnty.ls the
iir.M to report. No city precinarts
ha-. e .been heard from in Oklahoma
'i:.
rfnl to The World
HAM. I. Kit, okla.. Nov. S. Lin
coln nuiiity. 2 j out of f3 precincts
K.vc MrKeever for governor a ma
jor. !v of .ni.
to Tli World.
Mi A I.KSTKK, okla. Nov. .V
Haven out of 11' pn.'ClnctB In Pitta
burili county show the following re
nal is. Tor governor. Hohertson.
democrat, s22; McKeever, republi
?". H4; Nagle. socialist, i. Kor
I nittd States senator, Owen, demo
crat, ii.'s; Johnson. republican.
-'''. Hiecnlatid, socialist, . Kor
congrehs, third district, Charles
Carter, democrat, 918. Kleven pre
incts gave for woman suffrage 041;
'pp'.'5i.d, 416.
m. lo The World.
I'.VWNKK. Okla.. Nov. 5 Incom-
I 1'te reports from 22 tirecinct.M out
"f 21 Itl Pawnee COuntv indicate a
Mt.sf.ictory republican majority,
-Mcr,.pvr for envernnr tens Fif n
votes against 923 for Robertson.
For congress Chandler received 91
nd Howard S7.
raCe. I
Horace Speerl renublican. has MMni-n lintmia
and his running mate on the
same ticket. Stanley C. Kilmlstrr.lih. h,..u. ,.r r.,,r,.nt.iiv..
h! 1 0:3 Owen Owen on th deir-1
"cratic ticket was given 821 VOtPS.
whi;e Pdmond H Cole has fun I
TI.C COUnty ticket is tiractiCallV all
"I' loncan. M. M. (.rui'b "Hner, rrom Wliicoiisin, a lomirr nifin-
e ted as state representative. J. H. h,,P f the house, now under Indict
"tie ns court cierk. Lor.gmlre nient under charges of violating the
assessor. Mclntyre as sheriff and ! espionage law. Other socialist candi
narla Verne as county judge. May i ,iates were defeated, among them
.." elected county superin-;
endellt on thn rftkiihl!rri tir-ket
ii- , ----
Democrat elected are as In on:
JOU.S.,v f,,r pnlinlv elnrb nnrf A W
lohn.vm as county treasurer.
American Air Victories
In Four Day Total 160
Bl I - .No-it4 Trem
iril TllK A.MK.ItlCAN A II. MY
pr'HTHWKST OK VKKIICN. Nov. S.
U;'r' the last four days American
:rmcn have destroyed or downed
"rt- than 160 Herman airplanes and
addition a large number of enemy
tii.!f,.,ns.
' September 12. when the St.
' n.r. sihent operations began, the
Anie-irHn, Cam t0 )I1V.,, ,i,,wned 431
er:i..in machines. Of this number
it ha- Uori eonfirmed that 278 have
'royed
Italian Soldiers Make
Escape From Prison
and John H Moorehead. the deni'j-
AMSTKP.DAM. Nov. 5 Twelve I cratlc candidate, running very close.
n;,ra-,,f iu;jan officers and 100.000 ! The election of the republican tick.'
pen hiving overpowered their guard in Phode Island and Vermont wif .n
n !!- prisoner ramps three miles i d. cared and it also was claimed :t
'""i Vienna have left ramp and are South Dakota The republican l-"v-
"arr-hing n )n. direction of Horn,
4
iV.orthwest of the capital, ac- !
i . .
1 f'r'::ric tn ii attir.a..K .-.v
,'ienna tol
,
Eleven Seats in House and Three in Sen
ate Regained; Final Figures Are
Required to Determine.
HENRY FORD AND CLARK ARE BEATEN
Newberry in Lead in Michigan; Capper and
Allen Sweep Kansas; McCormick De
feats Lewis; Weeks Is Defeated.
WASHINGTON, Nov. 6. Safe republican majorities in
both the senate and house were claimed by the national re
publican congressional committee in a statement issued here
at 1 o'clock this morning.
NEW YORK, Nov. 6. At 2 o'clock this morning 120 con
gressional districts were unreported.
By the returns then in hand the republicans had gained 11
seats in the house of representatives and three in the senate.
Senator Thompson of Kansas, democrat, had been beaten by
Governor Capper, republican; Senator Lewis of Illinois hail
been beaten by Representative Medill McCormick, republi
can, and Senator Saulsbury, democrat, president pro tern of
the senate, had been beaten by former Senator Hall, repub
lican. '
The surprise of the election was the possibility that Speaker
Clark had been defeated in his home district in Missouri.
Former Senator Ball, republican, defeated Senator Sauls
bury, democrat, by 500 votes in Delaware.
ST. LOUIS, Nov. 6. On
early today it appears Speaker
feated by 400 votes by B. H.
BOSTON, Nov. 5. Former Governor David I. Walsh, dem
ocrat, was elected United States senator from Massachusetts
today, defeating Senator John
margin of approximately 15,000
Calvin Coolidge, republican, was elected governor with a
lead of about 8,000 over Richard II. Long, democrat.
NEW YORK, Nov. 5. (Midnight.) At midnight the con
gressional elections returns were just a little more than half
in and on the figures then at hand showed a gain of eight
seats in the house and three seats in the senate for the re
publicans. The present membership of congress is :
Senate Democrats 52, republicans 41; necessary for ma
jority 49.
House of Representatives Democrats 215, republicans
200, progressives 2, independents 2, socialist 1, prohibitionist
1, vacancies 5; necessary for majority 218.
l'p to that hour Acting Chnirman
Ciimmings of the democratic na-I
tlonal esimmlttee had issued a state- ,
inent claiming democratic gains in
l oth houses of congiees. j
Chairman Hays of the republican
national committee had not Issued a,
statement but said he felt sure the I
republicans would control the house.
The turnovers rime in New York.
Kentucky, Pennsylvania, Maryland
and Kansas, but so closely was a
democratic defeat In one district
neutralized by a republican -defeat
In another, that the net results were
very close.
The democratic leaders In con
gress, Senator Simmons of North
Carolina and Kenresentative Kit.
chin of North Carolina, were re-
.-!., I. ah u-pr fh hous rorintilican
lender Item esentatlve Mann nf II i-
mils, and the acting leader, lienre-
. - un, .11... C'illnti., l .. .. I... ..... 1 u
K..roio,- Snknr fVnnrn nf Illinois
wan re-elected in what win i, hi
i..iv
mnnra i.t M'rvica InlArrimlM hv unlu
Mever lndon. the nnlv socialist in
feated by Henry M. Uoldfogie, demo-
rrt rmminv ultv, ronulilleun a -in.
i.,,, ,h ., i.. i.,. ,,i r...
r..ent.1ti,.n hv l.ellrio. VkK.i. Her.
i, ri. tiillauit enndldate for mavor
w .
oi .ew I otk a jcdr ago.
tk ...,o - m.i,i
showed representative .Medill Mc
Cormick of Illinois, republican, run
ning ahead of Senator James Ham
ilton Lewis, democrat, ajid Heniy
Kurd, the Ietroit manufacturer, run
ning on the democratic ticket .n
Michigan, behind Truman It. NoW
bei ry, former Assistant seeretary f
th" navy, the republican candidate
The only complete governorship re
turns at hand at midnight snowed
the republican tickets elected
Pennsylvania and Connecticut.
I (ioventor Whitman of New . iovk
I coming down state with a 'heavv
'plurality which promised to wipe nut
.the advantage of Alfred I". Smith.
the democratic candidate, in (Iteater
New York.
Republicans in Indiana claimel a
I safe iead on the state ticket. I.ieu
; tenant Governor Coolidge of Mas-a-'chusetts.
republican, was claiming h:.
election. The first returns from the
! senatorial contest in Neb'.iSK't
showed Senator Morris. r' , bl:r an.
K.i
' the
emor of Wisconsin claimed re-e,. -
tlcn.
'The congressional ret-irns a
tusl
uighl wcit loo lucuaipiele to iadlca.t
the face of returns received
Champ Clark has been de
Dyer, republican.
W. Weeks, republican, by a
votes. Lieutenant Governor
whether
the
coin p
lld be
ex ion of the next
I'll. I ng"d.
congress wo
PKTROIT. Nov. a - New returns
tabuliitiul at 11:110 Tuesday night
from one-fourth of the precincts In
Mn blitaii gave Lieutenant Comman
der Truman II Newberry, republi
can, a lead of approximately ii.OuO
over Henry Kurd, democrat, for
I'nlted Slates senator Pepublican
stale lieadMUarters claims Newber
ry's election by at least 40.00IJ nui
Jority over l'onl.
IjuPISVII.LK. Ky.. Nov. -At
7.4a o clock tonight the democratic
state campaign oiiimittee was claim
ing the , lei Hon of A o Stanley
ovit lien L. P.runer. republican, by
approximately l."..0nn majority.
Practically complete returns from .Ii)
out of 120 counties, few of thern
I In the republican districts of the
'state, show stan.ev leading by :i.6U(l
!vots. swuger Sheriev. ilelnoi-ratlc
chairman of the house rommlttee on
appropriation, I. as been defeated
for re- lei tion.
wilmin;t"N. i . . r.'ov. r.
I'arlv indP atict.M Irido ate that the
contest l.eiw.'in republicans and
'letlioc n'S HI Oel'iWire Will be erv
close. In the city nf Wilmington.
:') dis'ric's slcnv for I'til'ed S'ates
ir.iir i" ton y. !enio rat, ntS;
Pall, repui.li. an. LUrm.
P.etuin" ftoni the H'ate outside nf
Wilmington -how Saulsbury leading
by a slight margin.
TopKKA
from all
h - r-iiubli'
Kin. Nov .V -"(.-ports
tlo- s:ate ind.eate that
in
i n di'l.i li s. state, sen-
itorial and c
r-iecteil l-'r"
dictrict r per
. tl ilea d 1 1. a r
srifiiv the re;
he iead. Til
senator and .
biit ma iori! ie-
inre.ss: tirvil, have been
i e.erv cotigri'ssiona 1
!s received at republi
ti rs an 1 by newspapers
-'U!'!i'' in ' andidates in
ele- tion of '-i pp.-r for
M.en for governor, by
appears certain.,
urns
htfi
it. . Ileal-'
l.. -T.lt bi
a ' .use race
tween Ayres
.nd M
MA I. TIM Kit.;. Md, No. .'. Mary
'an i . ho ise deiegiimn in the sixty
s;'n ' ot.gres will stand three dem
o'T.'s I'll three republicans, a re
r.'i f-Jif.i n gain of one.
In p it.li' an Itepresentatives Mudd
ar.d Ziiilman were r'-eec'ed by nife
pluralities and Andrews, repu!ii;i.an,
defea-ed i le I' ; esr t ' i ' I V Price, dem
ocrat, by about 4'ia ' '( s.
Th" other thi.e dej.-ioi ratlc nomi
nees wete elected.
I'll
ividpn'-i:. ii. r. Nov.
;y re'urtis m Urate 'he ect;nn or
whole rep i '(..if a n tiiket, Poth na
al and m lih"de Island.
TOPKKA
Kin., N
in sas
.I'.in
has electe1.
I'Pip'
tUi 1 Lit O-S i'Aub Ti.-'v.
HORSE RACE IN
FIRSTDISTRICT
Both Howard and Chandler
Claim Congressional Honor;
Final Figures Required.
HOWARD HAS SLIGHT EDGE
Ottawa and Delaware Coun
ties Are Missing; Margin
Less Than 200.
M'CULLOUGH IS RE-ELECTED
Indications Are Present Sher
iff Wins; Rest of County
Ticket Democratic.
With no definite returns whatever
from either Ottawa or Delaware
county the Indications at 1 o'clock
this morning was that there would
be less than 200 voles difference be
tween it. Howard and llerl
handler ror congressman from the
first district of Oklahoma nd both
sides were still claiming the elec
tion. Complete returns from all but six
precincts In Tulsa enmity gavo How
ard a majority in this county of 327.
He was 75 ahead In both Hogers and
Craig counties and luO ahead In
Mays county, with returns Incom
plete. In Osage county with 12 precincts
out of 64 complelMA'haniller was II
ahead. Ills majority la NowaLi
county, with nil preclncts'ln except
five, was estimated at 275. Reports
from Washington county Indicated
that lie would carry that county by
140 majority and he was 115 ahead
In Pawnee, with all but three pre
cincts complete
No definite figures had been re
reived by ellh'r side from 1'Uiiw.i
fir I tela ware counties and both1 are
expected to go for Howard by ma
jorities of less 100, on these esti
mates the Indications favored How
ard's election by perhaps not more
than 2l and il Is possible Chandler
may crowd him closer or be table
to win by a small majority. It Is not
Improbable that It will tike the of
ficial count to determine the result.
In Tulsa county the early returns
indicate a complete democratic
coualy officer personnel. wMu ths
possible exception of sheriff. Me-
Cullough carried many of the pre
cincts in Tulsa lost by other repub
licans.
Tult-a county. 16 precincts out of
5. gave Robertson, for governor,
1,072. and McWee-ier. republican, 7I.
The vote on the suffrage amend
ment In Tulsa city Indicated a very
complete understanding of the pro
posed law. while In other parts of
the state the silent vote my de
feat It. J
A A. Small, republican county
chalraisn, conceded the election of
all democratic rounty candidates at
midnight, with 'he possible excep
tion of the sheriff.
At midnight but few returns had
arrived at the county election hoard
headquarters at the courthouse
"Reports from all sections of the
state Indicate the election of II.
McKeever "
This statement was made last night
by Vernon I, WhitMng. chairman of
COM IM'KD ON I-AOK TKN.
Huns Retreat on 75-Mile Line;
Our Boys Are Cutting Off Foe
Germans Withdraw in
Disorder From
French Soil.
PUSH OVER THE MEUSEi
I
Many Towns Arc Swept i
1
by Americans; French
Go Six Miles.
Ilr Ths AsMv-iitmt l'rr
I'AIIIH. Nov. 5. The retreat of
the Hermans between the Sam hi e
canal and the Argonne gained Im
petus today, according to the war of.
fiie announcement tonight. The
French troops cleared the enemy out
of large sections of territory, mak
ing an advance, which, at certain
points, reached a depth of more than
six miles.
The Important town of 'luise wa
captured as well as Marie and a sec
tion of the road between Marie and
I Montcornet. Four thousand prison
i ers were taken and 60 cannon.
MUTIMI !KKI.T
; MIA ll IMONS.
I LoNtf N. Nov. J. The lintish
; armies In the sector between the
Sarnbie and the Hi heldt have defe.it
, ed In the battle which began Mon
iday. 2li Herman divisions. Field Mat
j shal Half reports from headquarters
I tonight. In addition to rapturing
many more vl.lages today the I'.ritish
have passed through the great M"r
j ma! forest.
WfKHIf S MKH
HI.W V ii M VS.
it,- Th Aiinitwl !'....
WITH TllK A M K It 1 1 A N
A I : M V
IN TllK ilKU'SJi BKCTtil, i-iuv. i.
Foe Is Told to Deal With Foch;
Reparation for Loss Required
WKATIIKR REPORT.
n.l ru-inim '. '. aim I It nidi ft'ltl rrf ,
Okl.'IOt W1i.mU, 1M.-M-
';"'' I r i 'i r-l .orli,,h. ThuihiU,
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r!.,. ft 'IliurnU I'Hitlt. rui nikI
i oMr in im.m Ii ,.t iMirtmn
AUK ,NW W t"(nit1ay inrf..
itic r Iih,-,,, I Ii uJmI pr0l.-4l.l-,
rion . ,i,, r hi not il. atiif Ni tl (Mr
Li -
'"! r in iief t Ii mi fMtrlhtu , 1 hurt
f4ii, rt.l.l. r
1 UA S VWi,r.i rloii.lv
ftll. r in iiu' Mi iM HirlMin,.
('iiic. in north ) r 1 1 ihi WfiinMntu
nnflit I'n.rs.Uy prot-ahlj fMir i-iirr
K iu.it MlftiU .
roiitfi in rttfrrioort r ri i K t t . ''tnirt
iim if'i,irilly fmr nn. olilr, iit
1 1 ! U tain in rl xrtin.
FOLK IS APPARENTLY
BEATEN IN MISSOURI
Judge SisncT, llepiihllcnn I'anill
dati', lakes la-ni I Omt DcniiM-rat-Ic
Ithal li iiuhtsIs IMsiTisllt II.
ST LOP IS. Nov. f. Judge Selden
P. Spencer, republican of St Louis,
apparenllv lias been elected I'lllted
States senator from Missouri on the
baxis of leiurns from more than half
the Male, at midnight. If elected he
Is the first republican sin.it or from
that state since 190.,.
Congressman P. I pecker, dem
ocrat of the fifteenth district, has
lost to hfs -e pu niiia n opponent. Con
gressman Charles K. Iloolier. demo
crat, of the fourth district ts also In
danger of defeat. The republicans
did not lose a place.
Iiemoi ralli: leaders admitted there
was a great slump In the democratic
Vote but would .tint concede the de
feat of former i.overnor Joseph W
1'olk for senator.
The nine amendments, Including
the Mate-wide prohlblrton amend
(ncut, have been defeated.
Commanders Guilty of
Cruelty Will Be Tried
LONDON, Nov. 5 (Via Montreal)
The names nf all enemy army corps
commanders or other persons who
are known to have been guilty of or
have encouraged cruelty to war pris
oners Will be Included In the list of
persons whose trial and punishment
will be deuiandeil ny the allies, Kir
Ueorge Cave, the British home secre
tary, announced today.
Austria Will Protest
Against Attack Being
Made Through Nation
AMMT KRIiAM. Wov. 6 Aus
tria will protest against the In
terprctatluj. of any clause In the
armistice as meaning that enemy
urinies ale entitled to attack tier
many through Austria, according
to advices from Vienna.
The Amerlcun forces have captured
Liny-Ievant-lMin and M lliy-1 leva nt
bun, east of the Meus rleer. They
are also occupying the hills on the
eni-t l.ank of the river, despite a stiff
machine gun leslstance by th" Her
mans. West of the Meuse the Americans
have occupied la-tanne, Stonne,
La
p.esace ami Yonc. and ate pushing
their line well beyond P.aucoiirt for
est, north of Stonne.
in Pe.iumont !,oo French civilians
"' '"""
ut i iiiiiiiifjii uf thir town.
Jn Ui-ir U'lvanrp twfity Inn ArnTi-
rana omwh-'I oo.nts will, in tiv
tulles i
i of one of lei ma ny's main lines of
I cumin unicallon between Met., .Mcx-
I len.'s, I lirson and I he
tiorh
LI ItMAVS HI 'I lllv
:.T
ON ".'-MILL I IM..
by 7 lie A..1U' ll.t'1 l'rl
I A ' .'v I " Nov. 5 The Hermatia
,in. ri-re.Hing on a 75 mile front
from tl.e I'.iver Si hei.lt to the Kiver
A. in.'.
In
the
bout
the fa. e of the Herman runul
ii'uatioti i hanges so lapidly
by hour that II is Impossible to
i df mite id'4 of the allied ad-
ttM
va n
i:
the
ill
iclily 'he all.' " have r roseed
i' lMi'i ii li.-lgian fiontter betwci n
n.ieriti's and ilavay, whiih Is
e.ght
miles west of the fortress of
MaUbein
two U.lle
7'he allies are within
of Pavay Tbey have cfc p.
tiired 'In.
whole of Mormai forest
e.is'ern edge.
p
Then i be line runs from Maroilles
to the western edge of Nouvron lor
es! two n.iles east of Huise, 'Wo
n.l.es hou'h of Marie and along the
Serre river to Clermont river and
then in" a straight line to Chateau
I'ori len.
owing to t,,. I,, -,d weather the al
lied loitsiit bus iost touch wi'h Ml.'
t-ti err. s rn a . n bod y.
Kierrtl troop.v have i ros.-i d
(AiUtmna canui ua li,:'jf.'l'.a of ie
FOOD WILL BE SENT
IU LILIVIT UIVILIHI
i..iir Doll. Announce. Agnv-
Mi nt Is Made Among Miles In
Itfliii. ll,.n..r ... i i..-
TO HAUF cccrPT nil uiixic
w i.r-i.h. h.. I kW I VII I I U 11 ij
I Sr-lti-aWiIng ( liangcs May lie f.
fi-cti-il In 4,crniaii WIh-m News s
Kcit-licd for shortage Is .St-i'lous.
WAMIIINUTi
l ml tile allies
N, Nov. f A mi l let
are planning to o
operate In making
awtlliible us fa
as poseilile food and other supilie
for the lues of the leinoisli.iid ci
iiiau population in oin i'
count! les.
enemy
llns became known toulghl
inroiign tne pulolc.ition of a messaiic
irom i in. I-.. , House at Palls to
President Wllsiirt saying the su
pieme war coiiitcll at ersailles had
aiiopteii a resoluilon announcing its
desue to co-operate Willi A list l la.
iiuiKiiila ami lurkev In furnishing
me liew -Mines or HI nir the sufrer
'UK I pies of these nations.
At the conclusion of the meeting
or Hie supieme win council yester
day," said Colonel House's messaite
"I proposed a resohitloii In the fob
inning sense anil tne same was
adopted The supreme Kin council
In kei-aioii at Versailles dexltes to co
operate Kith Austria. Tin key and
inns. ma in ine iuihiiik available us
far us possible of food and other sup
plies necessary for the lives of the
civilian population of those coun
tries ' "
I nin announcement expected to
have far-reaching effect In Herman)',
where, from all acciiunls, the food
situation Is only it little less serious
than it is In Hie countries until
rently allied with Hermany In the
war. Conditions are represented as
particularly seilous In Asnlrla Hun
M iry, there food riots have been fre
quent and hcie then, had Intens
suffering, not alone In the waul of
food, but clothing and other necrs
sinus. r v
food Administrator Hoover. It was
sin toniKht, is working out new food
conservation plans to assure sup
piles, not only to the peoples of the
nations that have lienn eliminated
from the war, but also the' liberated
poulatlons of llelglutu and northern
France and even Oermany, when that
country lias accepted armistice terms
now In the hands of Marshal Koch,
lloovrr Makes Plans.
It Is understood that the plan con
templated by Mr. Hoover, but which
the president Is not known to have
approved, provides fur a rationing
s)stem similar to that employed In
Hi Igium by the commission for relief
In ItelKlum. which whs worked out
by Mr. Hoover, chairman of the com
mission, and his assistants on the
basis of the required number of ca
lories necessity for each Individual.
Supervision nf this rationing, it
was said, would be in chaige of rep
resentatives of the allied sud Amer
ican governments All avallablii food
CONTINI'KIf ON I'AflK TKN.
Chesne anil, have adanied for a dis
tance of about a mile
The Aioirjcatis hive forced the
bridgehead south of I'm on the river
Meuse, but have not jet oc'-upied
I'un.
M STIll I'lllsoM lts
111 . II II Ml Mil I ION
VVASHIN'iToN. .Nov ., Austrllln
prisoneis eHitutid by the Italians
before the artuletbe took effe' t yen
terdnv are estimated now at half a
million mi l the Poo'y taken Includes
.'.".'1.000 poises
An off.cia; dispatch from Itome
today, telling tesults of the final
Austrian defeat s.vs In the army of
the Trentino inonc over I.VI.OOV prls
ntiers fell into the hands of the
Italians
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Entente Makes Reservation on Sea Question
When Conference Is Entered; President
Approves Compensation Demands.
WASHINGTON, Nov. 5. Marshal Foch ha.i been author
ized by the United States and the allies to receive repre
sentatives of the German jrovernment and to communicate to
them the terms of an armistice.
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The note announces that the allied governments have de
clared, their willingness to make peace with the Gorman gov
ernment on the terms laid down in President Wilson's ad
dress to congress last January and on the principles of set
tlement enunciated in his subsequent addresses.
The German. government Is so informed in a note handed
to the Swiss minister here today by Secretary Lansing.
The allies reserve to themselves, however, complete free
dom of action when they enter the peace conference on the
subject of the freedom of the seas.
, It was further stated with reference to restoration of in
vaded territories that the a Hied governments understand
that compensation will be made by .Germany for all dam
age to the civilian population of the alljes and their prop
erty as the result of the aggression of Germany, "by land,
by sea and from the air."
The text- of
note follows:
Secretary Lansinf's
"I bam fh kvnnor to rrqaestf
you to tnuwoUt Um followjnf ooob-mnnh-allon
Co lite Garman Govern
ment t
"In mi not of CJrlohrr i. Itll,
I advsrd you that tlin prraldrnt
had transmit trsl Ma rorreapond
cm with l (x-rman aul'fcudtlr
to tlm - fovrnimcnia with which
the unvrrnnM-nt t the I'nllwl
Ktatra Is ojuusialed as belliger
ent, with lit aoffratlOD that, of
those) governments were dlapoartl
to scTl siavc- upon the) terms
and prtm Ipb a lndlrtrt, llirlr mil
itary ad v Isrrs and the military ad-
Isrrs of I he I nltcd Stoics be asked
to submit to lhn fovernmrnla ,
aosoi'lalrai ,aalnst terrmaiiy Uio
KKTssary terms nf Mitth an rm
Istlcp as would fully protect Um
Interests of l hn people Involved
nnd Insure lo the Bamolalcd
crnmcnts ilie unrnitrliied power
lo safeguard and enfonvs the lie
tails of Mw lo whli-li tlie tier
nun ferninent hud agreed, pro
tlibil they deem such an armis
tice. MHwhe from the military
pont of ill'. ,
"The prcslileiif Is now In reeelit
of a incmorumloin of observations
by i lie allied governments on this
i-orrrsiiiden-e. which Is aa fol
lows: "'Tlie allied fowrrnmeiits have
given careful consideration to the
isirrcpoiidciiiv whhii haJ p d
lielween the president of Um
l ulled Kiiitca und the Oorman
goviTiimcnt. Kulijeet to the iiiul
Iflcailons which follow I hey de
clare, their willingness to make
is'iue with Hie gicrnmciit of
(.crmaiiy on t lie terms of issce
laid drntii In the president's ad
dress to coiigri-ss of Jmiuiiry, ItlH,
and the -nllcs of settlement
enunciated In his siib-ciUitit utl
drcsse. Tliey must point out,
however. Unit ilnuse two. relat
ing lo wliitt Is usually described us
I lie frts diun of the m ss. Is ids n
to isrluus Interpretations, sonic of
vv Mill they could not aiiipl 'I hey
must, tlM-n-fore, rewrve to lliem
sches iiuiiplilc freedom on Ibis
subtes t when tliey enter the peucu
jsmfcrcoce."
"1'nnhiT. In Ihe vondltlona of
M'iie bliil iIohii In his address lo
congress of January H, ItlH, tlie
president declared Hint Invaded
territories must he restored aa
well us evacuated and freed, the)
(tilled gsvcrnnionts feel lluit no
iliiuls ought to Isr allowed lo ex
ist as to wluit thin provision Im
plies. Hv It they understand that
omiS'iiMiilon will be fnoilc by
(Germany for all damage dune lo
lhcN.lv Ulan tsipiiliitlon of the al
lies nuil their property by the ag
gression of (icrmutiy by land, by
sen and from the air.'
"X am. luatructod by Lho fcttol-
to Germany Con-
'i fiM c Arrl ttn
"lllCS.
dent to My tluil ho ta In a free
ment with the Interpretation art
forth In I he last parafraph of tlm
memorandum ahorc quoted, I am
further InMmcted by l presi
dent to request you to notify the)
German iri'vernmrnt tiiat Marshal
KtK'h has been autliorlxed by tM
ovemmmit of the I'nlted Slate
and the allied govcmiiHTHts to re
eelve proerly eredltl representa- .
Uvea o( the fJcnnsn government
and lo eommttnlcsie to them lha
terms of an armistice).
"Accept, sir, the renewed ansur
s rices of my hlglwst eonsldcratlon.
(Hlfned)
"HOHKItT LAXNIXtJ."
WASHINOTOV, Nov. S.Marshal
Foch hat the terms of armistice for
Oermsny and swalts application for
them by the Herman military com
mand In the field.
The government at flerlln Is a.)
Informed In a note which Secretary
lnslng handed to Minister Hulisr
of Hwltxerlsnd tonight, announcing
that the allies have declared their
willingness to make peaca on th
principles enunciated by President
Wilson. Th not now Is on th ca
bles. In 24 hours It should be In
the hands of the Hermans, VU.M4
Lours the world may kno" whF:hJsax
tin Immediate end of the wf Is at
hand. i
Publication nf details nf 'lie armis
tice terms still Is withheld They
ay not be made known until lha
Hermans hsvs accepted or relucted
them, ns the course followed hv
the allies In dealing with ilula.irla.
Turkey and Austrl.rwOnly :he il tails
sre In doubt, however, nnd no on
:ONTiNI'M O.N I' tuK TKS.
NEW YORK ELECTION
IS THROWN IN DOUBT
Smith. Ketii's-rnt. files l'p llltr I'jirly
Is'nil. Hot loiter Kelurns Indicate
Whllmsn liny os. Out.
NKW VOItK. Nov 6. With re
turns lacking, lit 2 o'clock this
morning from II0 districts In New
York stale, the result of the gu
bernatorial contest remained In
doubt. Oovernor Whitman, re
publican had ii total of tHH.O.Ii us
compared with 4 1.412 for Alfrwd
K. Smith, democrat.
NKW YOltK. Nov. fl The res-, It
of the New York state gubernatorial
contest was In doubt early this morn
ing. Alfred K. Smith, democrat, piled
up a big plurality over Oovernor
Whitman In 'Ireater New York, but
his lead was being steadily cut down
by the republi. uns in the up-st.ite
district where trie total registration
was heavier than In the city.
Figure.) on the percentage bal
the returns tunicate.! early :n the
night that Mr. Smith would have a
plurality of approximately 60.000, but
at 12: JO o'clock this morning on th
ssme basis his plurality had been re
duced to less thsn 6.000. At that
hour with 1.0.15 districts missing In
the normally republican up-stale
counties. Mr. Whltmm's lead waa
200.000, while Mr Nmlth had an
advantage nf 244.31 4 In the metro
pnlltan district with our 139 d la
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