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OKLAHOMA'S GREATEST nWsFAPBk.
VOL. XIII, NO. 48.
TULSA, OKLAHOMA. SUNDAY, NOVUM WV.W 10. VMS.
PRICE
5 CENTS
EVOLUTION SPREADS AS KAISER QUITS
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1.KAS60 WTRB AAaOCUATlID rOBUS,
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HOOVER DIRECTS
CIVILIAN RELIEF
Food Administrator Will Go
to Kurope to Take Charge
of Food Program.
. .
REHABILITATION IS STARTED
Northern Franco, Belgium
ami Southern Kyrope Will
Receive Help.
HURLEY WILL MAKE TRIP
shipping Chairman Goes
Along to Facilitate Trans
portation Plans.
W si I INHTt . Nv. ? -Imme.i.
to- ., raiwciiieriis are to te made b
" h p.. ,iu iin.l . gnvcrnmifii!-.
- . .!'iItiik Hi'" food necessary fur
i.t: : of the people ..f
IM.fl,. t., rr,oir" Htl.l llvlgitim illlil
th. ii--i'i"r;iliZ'-.l on than populations
17, ,-e i' li-HI I ;i ! Ope.
,; i .... S , I I'S.i ri-!.: y v . . . . e in' h.shr.l
-niv i's part :n tho pio.r,iti. is
.. !. M t'.i. ! dlrei'tlun f Food .V''-
i r i r Hoover, who o-g.irued
t'ro . "nmis.oll fur r-'.ief 111 ( : ni ii :i I
ar. I "f win. Ii he nriil is chairman.
T!.( Mate ili-part innnt announced
t".!.iy I'irsi.U-nl U i.tion had requesti'd
M -. Hi- hit t- take charge, f--r ii:--A-
i'T.'.i't government In in np-r.
-...-, w Ii ilit- vartuiiM Kkv--i i nn lit."
r i i -.1 i-f tlio nrftniuzal inn i.t
n..iL'OiH C-ir Itie projrcto.l f-ioii rr-:-f
ut -I to proceed at onto to I;
) .;.- ti tw-Kin his tak.
Mr l iivpr. It wkh lrjirn-d. i: t"
Iff nrvnn.p'itilH ''V .'halniian Hur-y
-f t!ip shippl'iK l-oard, who'wil! !
h tr fiiniish InsL'iiit Infi-ir-mat:..!!
-.1 iIk bIuiiiiIhk facilities the
:r.-i Stn!'i ran supply. His pre.
fnc- tln-r, fore in expected In i.u iil
t:e Hi- ft tim i iiK .f the pr.iKrjrn a
!he n-.en.i'ire of n'lief will dnpi-n-1 l-
mni" ntf M on tln movement of food
n-npf-s lit A us' ni lia and oih-r c'-un
tr , wlH-rr iIhv have ai .-1111111 l.i'ed
ii'iini-'i tin- l-irk of tonnage to move
lli-m diirifir the wiir.
Tin- full- drparUncnt' nnri-uinee-n.ir.t
:.i 1 the war Inrtiiftrns hoard,
the war i-aili- h.iard. the tt'-as iiy (e
. rTrt'. Hie shlpplnc h iar.l find
'.he f.Kid administration er- 10 al l In
he prompt ailvancement of Ticcew
mry measurm for afulfltltiK th- fee!i
;!,r the pi nple In Invaded l'-elglum
ari.i nnrrh-rn l-'nini'e. It alBo Mid
,lin: :irr;iri:rnn-iUR are helnif made hy
the food admin. titration, the Fhlp-I'lr-.e
hi ard and 'tie war department
for itie earliest possihle despatch of
fnnil.wpiffi to tti liberate. 1 popula-'.1.-
in Miathern Kurope.
TAFT VIGORliuSLYTEFENDS
LEAGUE OF NATIONS "PLAN
MAI
V. Wl.i. Nov. S A vlft-
'!!. ui i.-t.ne of the Idea of a
:ici in of TiatlnnK ns a snarantee
for the f;,tiirn security of the peine
f -In- wi.r.d n tin- fratillc of the
ddri-Kp it Wn'iini II. Taft. former
p-eidii.t of tin- l'nlte-1 tHates. at
h" trec;.! i.f the win-the-war con-leretic,-
nf tin' I.eapue to Knforoe
I'nii e ti re tn.Iav.
M- T.if maintained that n league
iil u! it- lv neei-ssnry to the draft-
fir 'f n u-.iitv that will rectify nnd
rernn, jv. the oonfllfting; elements
hut wii! In- repre-wnted.
As to i!rmanv'j entrance Into the
'is'ie. M- Ttrt wild that If Oer-ii'im.-
,,i;, eliminate ll'ihenzollern-
!ii.v repentance for the
.11111:1 proplM ehould be
r.'pi . '. ntAfion.
I v.t
It e
'el
fo-fer prej,t utated that
'-'i1. the r.--t'.itiKilii;it:er of the
"tnlrir . r., it niit.t he advlieihle to
l .r e u yj..,,., f nniverwil military
'r!i:ti!r., ill-id on the Swirm Idea:
irtfuni-nt, he enn'ended. would he
-"I'l'iiilly , linun.ili an the purpoie
le.ipije wi.ulil lie tiriii(fht about.
ETERNAL MILK-PR OB L E M
HINGES ON MARKETING
r-en,, marketinsr of milk la the
t-iK Hem r,f expetme and the nore
:-et the. milk Fttuation, It will he
"f the chief ltemn dlm:us.ied
"Tiuri-day nisht at a Joint meetinK
'f .la rymen find stock raisers at the
"ourthotiMe in the farm nKcnt's room.
The prh-e of stork feed Is anr.lher
t'e-ii to hr considered. liaJrymen
jxv thuy ara poring- too much for
i'e-1. They ham yn hourht two
'"-'ii ef fep,i (iri ro-opemtlve
tn. and will seek to make aoroe
srranpement.s for dlairihutlon of
"eM throinriiniit the wtnter.
hS mectlntf vril he held at
ecloek. and every dairyman and
t-i rat-wr ( !np county Is InTtted
feardless of wlieliier he' a mein-t-er.
SUNDAY SCHOOL DRIVE
FOR LARGE ATTENDANCE
At a meetlm; of pastors and Sunday
e.-.oo) viperlnteinlent.i tn the lobby
'ha V. M. c. A. at 1:S0 Satnrday,
w is dee-dft,) tn make Sunday, No
vember 21, "Sumtsv School Sunday."
Jf'-v i' W. Kerr of tt Hmt J'rcsby.
"ran chun h will t chairman of a
'"Tn-rni committee fr puttinK the
th;n thrnnifn MirewnftiMv.
!; ts up ,. thai, th.- churi-he
f T'J s.-i w'M have a groxfr $nn-j-iv
ri'-b.M.j a'lend.in.e (in ttiis day
' n th-y had two yean a sto on "Sun
' ' -:' hi.ol Sunday," which day holds
' i -onrds to date f. K. Italic. Jr..
-t M isey and William Oodfrey
the advisory eommittec and
' '' I.mffielil. .1 S. I aivcnixirt and
' ,vcry hsivo t.-ccu, biUued, til Uie
France Soon to Be Clear
of Last German -Soldier
WEATHER REPORT
TIMjKA. No 0. -Mmmnra, AO;
mmnnnni 41 mirth wimN And Hr.
OKLAHOMA hiri.Uv fair. wrmr
in i n hn ret jiriin Vor,Uv fi r.
I.ti! SJ.S, s'in iy .i Mo:,1ir
jfch m!.y fair m"tpr.irt tt-nipArtuiri'-s.
AlCK NfiAS. hui.tlay tsUi, iloiiiW
f.r, t'iriif t.t rttfr
WKs'I TKXAm Nurily fair, warm
er fn Ui I'ftr 1 ai,iU , Mot Jt fr
K .' TKX AS. hiuidtT iwr. warm
er in nirUiftMt poritoa; Mou-ity fir.
OSAGE LEASE SALE
BRINGS HIGH MARK
Tod. I fir a.'i.HIl) Aiti'h Is I.I.Il.'.s.lnO.
1 no- ,,r I ari;i -.( In llistiirr or
Oil 'IVaiiMfirlioiiH.
AVEPAGE PRICEC LOSE $95
Ijnpirc Well JYact llalsrw A temp
by I.Kini; for WHO .(MM) lltsinr)
of famous Well la i(cli.
'rcnt -Jure li.mdr-Ni i '.-iik-.s .tre
litt.-r n.'f by fl.r.'J i.i- U this .Sab
ImMi niorniiiK thun t.iey ere a week
-Lo in col-1, h.n.I ii"i!us ..lid ticavofi
in ' - iiiiuw s l".v i -1 1 -1 .a iileniJai
ok ' Y . rd.. j, H . 'i Wi-.a by far
'.lie most i.e. (.. .ii f i -n tin- 1. old
(Milnt i f the I '."a;p- nam n that ban
- t boon niaei'd. Tin- total for On
I"nsl ai-t-i-K which went un--I-r
the li.-irnnier ( f 10. Ii. Waltt ra. nf
Ski-den w-as $.1,3.''i.00.
The average jui.-o an acre fiRiircs
miKh'y ciomo lo l.i.'. and this hiKh
I .iv-'i;i...- .it .tM b.v'k-ret Isioel from
i !;. i-.U rl.'.i tajry.liR the fumolis
.Inipiii: w-.il lif 1 7 -".' 7 -S . Thia tract
tir-Miifht l'jiiu.oi'0 i oid or 13,750 an
aire.
I's hift. ry it. was K,vr.n on the
Kround iindi r mio hk-iu v elma for
tho first time by lneptd or IVrown.
who. e- tn- Miid. "u.id uii all nltrni
wilh tho i-.! the iiifibt it came In.''
No I for ilo- lei--- i.'ij mai niim
ber) which canui In on A iKust 17 ("r
.Hfm bam t,: ia ;,roi fi i-t iiorlli of the
b.K weli. I .inn. w-.m loinlu-il In No. 1
l i.4.'s f.--t anil Uu- first oil wax
not! i-d at :4.'.j feit, when ths well
hh ; ; ur 2 .i f"'-t In.
Thi w'l, ivpl.iitie.i Mr. Urown.
hid Ifitii iliillr I without any 6 i-S-itn-h
-ii! )? and it w.i cavitiK, there
tore, the top ot' th.- inn,- mlittit have
' ecu rem h- d a little hl)n-r. After
he flreii hhoiv the nn -a.s drilled
four fi t deeper to Il.tr.'J, when it
hi kiii to flow for 3 30 ImrrolH. Thin
well ia now mukiPK 200 biirrela or
'irttllT.
No I- which burst forth to atartle
I he oil world on the sixth, 'a 3i0 f'-i-t
south of tho first well, with a dlf
feience In elevation of 40 feet
i lower t .
The top of the Mississippi lime or
cinred In this well ,i.No. on the
map) nt X . n ." 1 feet nn dthe total
depth la 2.-I0S feet. There wn a
small show of oil for elk'tit feet be
fore Ktriking the Mr pay Well No.
r.fl Is variously estimated from 6.fif,0
to JO.nfiO, but Inspector I'.rown itlves
it Is his opinion that'7,000 Is most
probably about rlirht.
Will Have I'J.OOO Rarrrls.
It is mid that the Kinplro win
have about 12.000 barrels of "H In
earthen etoraire when t tie well is
turned over this inorniiia- to the
'lypKy till company, Karnard, M-.
Draw find Phillips, and that more
than half as much more haa run
'i way. It Is also said that before
th- special train which brought the;
bidders hack to Tulsa last nlht h.ol
arrived at Its destination, the (Sypt-y I
bad a special of stoniKO cara on th"i
wav to l 7-2S-'.
Mowr- It.ites. bidding for P. It.
Travis of Kansas City), opened the;
hlrtdln nt 100,000. In leaps of!
JlOf. 000 the bids climbed tip to half
a million, where they rested a bit
before R-idnir on at $35,000, O.0i0;
and Jl.nno steps until tho pinnacle!
or fioo.r)op was reached by the
ilypsy till eompifny and Us asuo.-i-stes
H. C Itarnnrd shook down
the pltim op tlio crowd. His strone
est romp'-lltlon cam" f-om V J.
covnNT-rn o rnr, rixtftn
this swrrius
Tulsa Will Pay Tribute to
Stricken France at Meeting
"Kay to the Tulra, reopliythey will , f iirhLini; preacher, will tnakn a short
a tnfumci' Sunday from a moat ta.k. and there will bo a choms of
interesting woman, who has t-'uf- i.-t..i y cli ls and vh tory hoya. mimic
fered deeply from the rnvacea of I T, t hi spn lid pipe ori;un and other
wtw, and who comes to lis wl'.h i.;i'r ii!ir fe.iturei.
bleeding heart, a-klnsr that the great ' M id. one Bernard, the speaker,
work of the agencies caring for the ;e.t.;,-s tn la'k about the a.x-ornpilsh-wplendid
soldiers of the ftebl is-1 -.t of the grt uireni-iK handling
iwitlnued," snya I'. W. Sinclair, dia-, rein f work on tho battle field and
trb't chairman In c-harcn of the i nt the reerrruion placeti whom eul
united war work 'campaign. OL rs gather when rot fighting. She
"Tulsa, should turn out en nmw l? t;,o wi.low- of a I'rench lieutenant
Pundar afternoon and pay homage !,,..t ),i.s life early In the war.
to this French soldiers widow, wnr
rotiun from the ptrl ken part of the
world to talk to ua. It would be a
fitting compliment to the great
Kretich na: ion thnt every man, wom
an nnd child owes. I'onventiop hall
should be taxed to capacity,
".Madame I'.ernard will be g"iest
of . patriotic Tulsa during the -lav.
and we will listen to her add r eus
with more than ordinary Interest,
because of ttie cause she represen's
and because of the work she Is do
ing'' i'loiiiptly at 3 o'clock the 1
French Cavalry Cross
Belgian Frontier;
Nine Miles Won.
HAIG IS PUSHING ON
Advance Unhaltcd After
Capture of Mau
beuKo Fort.
AMERICANS GAIN STEADILY
Yanks Fight Way Along the
Entire Line of the
Metise Kivcr.
I'AKIS, Nov. 0. I rcm li c-?-alry
lia rm--il die lu-lt'i.m bur-di-r
ilu war nffli-c anooiitiii tp
iiIkIiI. An lulvam-p of mure (ban
nine inili-M un made KHluy at irr
lain ptilnis.
(Iii4.'r-iti, I onnlcH, Illrson, Aii"f
ami m. Mb hcl were ocx-uplrtl ami
the foni'M isintiniio Uiolr Mlvusv
Ikthii iIii.m- leilntH. A WiMMiie
of (lie 'IIiiiii ittul AuIm rivers hiw
lut-n foriivl. Mmiy I Hi 1'i-llt )w
Ih--ii laki-n mill ad.
n Uu- rlht the tun -on are alimit
li; csiurn- of the iirnHmiie ami
hmr n-jiiiuil anil Hiirroiiinli-il
Mi'lcnn mill Muhuu. 'J lin Mi-u.",
opnlte lt-iiiiu-M, Iuih Iwnmi crowd.
Ity Th AcNoriared Presa.
WITH III). AMI ItM AN AfOfY
ON TIM; M.DAN I Kll.M, Not. 0.
'ft'o Aim-rli an (ruopa fought
llii-lr way furwaril lislay along
In imlly their rnilre line, di-epltc
the fact llmt Die w catlwr was
alxiul a ImiiI um iimbl he.
I)NI)N, Nov. 9. In a Hwccp
lliif nil u in - tnilny, On- IliilLsli
ftrinlivi Iuim- apiiiril Toiirnal anil
AiiIiiIil?, I ll-Id Mnrhal Hulff rc
IMiriN ioiiIx'h. 'Hi'- sii-ond llrlilsli
itrniy Is lippnMM lilnf Ki-nalt,
whli li lies ulxuii 12 miles north
1iAt nf 1 ouriial.
"On tlie whole lirlllsh front our
troops ii ii- niiivliiir forward nnd the
riM-iny Is n-tmiiltiK nipldly !
fin Ihi-in." says I'li-bl Mnrshul
llal In his report from lniuliimr.
ti-rs toulnlit.
WASHINGTON, Nov. I). (Ull
rral I'itsIiIiik's nmniiinliiio this
tnniilnit nns insips of llm JArvt
Anii-ru-ain iinny oi-opcratlii( with
1V im Ii units iindcr tho saini ixnn
nuinil rn liiiil nd.lltioiiitl loiKrlant
nmtM cnjf uf the Mi-iih- today.
MiniAy, liOiippy-stir-Uilsoii, lle
iiiidvlllr. Miiircy, ( liaiiinont and
Munhi'ullix crc captuniL
IKKNtll A 1 1 1 : hi I I'lMi '
1 1 ,iu:at adv n i
Hf Till, Alao.'liled I'n-M.
WITH I III-. 1 l(K.NCIt A RM IK?
IN KliA.Wi:, Nov. it - 2.30 p. in
Tlie Knn.;li f..nea toilay r.tntlnned
their push toward the Hi-lKlan fron
ii. r. with the Herman perKin'Jfig In
their di l.ijiiuf ta. lies of the Ktki few
days A l.e liernians usod artillery
and iiiarliii"' nun f.re at point wheie
they needed more ume to break con
tact Willi the I- retich.
At o:h'-r places on the front the
progress of the I'rench w.ia malti
ta.iiid w.'.h iiiiJim.nifbed npeed
.Noilnnu- but the prompt slRnlnK
of tin- aiuil.Mce will pri-vi-nt the nl-i.i-.i
from i ritln-ly clear. ni; I'reiu h
ti-rrltorv of i lo-my troops before the
peace i.. i;.! l.i : ,otn bi Kln.
I'lres are lurtunit In the rear of
th.- i ;i nn. m. lines ail alonK the front.
This indi aies Ibiil whatever may b"
the nntcome nf the armistice n(f'i-ti.ti.-OH
a further Important retirement-,
,f the flprman forces may be
expel ted
SI KHI x I NTITn
M NV TOW NS.
l.nMinV. Nov 1 - - I Tlrttlsh wlre
Icsh serviee 1 In thetr ndrnne
rnvnsrvii d p,ok sirrrrs
this srcerio
,,, nn, ;l 'hril.irig account of eon-
I'l.-'c- :! l'lanre and shows Just
vt.v the ik of the y M. r. A .
he Y. W. '. A., tho KniRlita of
I'oi iinbus nnd kindred nrgnnization
must he cnntinuitl after the war.
Improvr-mont Orrlorrd.
WASHINGTON. Nov. ! As the
reiult of an InyetlL"itlt showing
dniiger from fire In prlva' 'y owned
buildings where wnr mui.i'.ons are
manufactured, handled or Mured,
the war Industries board ha.s ordered
NEWS DOES NOT
EXCITE CAPITAL!
Official Washington Giw.s
Only Passing Attention
to Abdication.
ARMISTICE MAIN CONCERN
Acceptance of Harsh Coinli
tion.s by Foe Is Regarded
as Inevitable.
TERMS NOT TO BE MODIFIED
Signing Within 72 Hours Is
Itimatuin Socialists May
Try Dickering.
WA.SlllNCTi'N. Nov. I -The- tie
TncmloiiH news from Gnrmnny that
the kair had ilecld-d to abdicate
whm heard In Washington wltti
Hcice.ly niiro Uian a ripple of lu
te reaL.
K . cry wimrn tne iiui-fulon was asked
"ha.i llio armiHUi'e l.i'eii algni-d '" So
far um the American government
knew kite toiii-lit It hn.l not been
eiKtied, ami tin- prevailing belief was
Unit Uie Herman answer to Marshal
Koch could )iut bo expected before
tomorrow.
To members of the governmenT
md diplomats who u few abort
Wi-i-ka ago would have been amar.ed
and gratified beyond belief, the 1111
noiiiicemeiit that William II had
bowed before tho will of tha world
w is iicciipled as a thing to bo ex
pected, it was Kcr.epied as ine of
the u- ta In the (treat Iragedy sur
prirtiiig now only; perhaps, because
it was enacted before Instead of af
ter the capitulation of the war ma
chine about to lo broken to piece
oil the 141'hterii front.
No Of fblal Statement,
Tt ere was no Hiatetncnt from the
while liouhe or from othor govern
ment Hon recti. l'rii.ldent WlWwn,
hoee den, an 1 "autocran y must So."
liiiii . bt-c-ii blaoned upon every rn
HpotiMo to the Herman ploaji for
peace, was waiting. He wanted
to know w li o follows the
out broadcast by wlrelran, to
prove that the Kitln r und Ins powei
uctually have gone.
The one thing I tint officials em
phasize was that whatever might
happen within (.iermany nt this line
dale could m.iko no dllf-Tence In tho
limitary program of the allied and
American governments. Them will
be no modification of the surrender
artiiJMtlce terms wtilch Marshal Koch
lavs t-'lven the Hermans until II
o'clock .Monday morning to acopt or
rrjort and unlewt the acceptance Is
f ortlniming Uie uiuntirrrupted ad
vance of the victorious armies will
continue until the wluto ilnn ut sur
render appeals. 1
Military men as well as rlvlllan
official and diplomatic obtiervei-s re
gard ncceptanco of Uie armistice
let ins, harsh lis tho Hermans ma)
deem Ih. -in, us inevitable, knowledge
that the army u beati-n and noon
must be In retreat pcrom Its own
borders, probably to join In the revo
lution nt home, Is ri gardod as cer
tain to force i ho mst nominate
tunong the enemy to yield within tnu
time lUlnwed
Might .Makr Now AppenL
As to the el feet of the kalner's de
cision upon the speed Willi whlcji the
Herman reply might ho ie-iit to M,ir-
.shal l-'och, no on was preared to
spruk with confidence. The flint
thought was that with the promulga
tion of the chancellor's d'-crii the
courier probably had been started
biuk with itistrucliniis Umt the
armistice envoys wul'.ing within the
allied lines ac ept at once and bring
hs:ilitlis to an end. Hut It was rec.
ovnlr.cd ns a p.swldlity Uiat the so
cinilstH apparently Inking the reins
laid down bv the war lordH might at
tempt to make th-ir fuvendem-y the
basis of nno-her appeal for discus
hi'ii of modif icatumii in Uie surren
der r-ond II ions,
Th-" wircltwH mr.v.'iSf- quoting tl.
chancellor's decree proclaiming ths
abdication ileiiuiioti and ronuwlation
of the throne by the crown prince
wiui received hero fir, '.ate this af
ternoon through the Hrltmh wlre
Pws. press. U'i r tt was officially an-iKnin'-l
at the Mute depurtmenl that
the same mewjice had been pl ked
up diroctly bv ttie Amerbim naval
wlreb-s from tho great Oirm.ui Hta
Uon at Nauen.
'Hie belief here Ls that If the n-
perizo.ii-rn nynamy aciuany na-- '""-'
ed. Williiim II. like arl or ,u."ria
1 1 unttai V, know ing tho time of tils
going wa-s near, refused to permit
history to record that he signed the
d'Hsjnieitit which must compii-tely
destroy Horm.ui military power and
renulro Germany in advance to kiI.
mit to atiy terms of l"oi whb'h lo r
enemies may choose to Impose. The
Austrian armistice was t'lgned J'lft as
effectively as could have been done
bv royally bv tin- Austrian chief "f
etaff. w it h w lmm Gener.il I iax. the
Italian commander ;n-.'hr'f. d'-ilt as
the responsible spolo -iman of ttie de.
SOLDIER INSURANCE COST
FOR YEAR IS $1,500,00C
l'll('AHi. Nov 9 I' li'"i cost
the government onlv 1 1 . .M"i. " c. o to
write IHa.SSt.OOff of ins ir.tn-i- on tin
lives of soldiers and siilors with n
the last year said Thomas II I.ove,
a.sfiistant secretary "f the treasury.
In an address here todny before ttie
Association of I. If' Agency officers,
lis neeomnhshrr.entu in ttie short
period of 1! months tho treasury's P"-..i inroiignoui rue pianr nt.-.-r
bureau of war risk Insurance "has j workers dropped their tricks a-l
wrought the Inruraiico miracle of i formed rescue sipiads In Hun ir-in
lonhl.ng Ihe volume of ordinary ner mnny lnves wero i saved An in
life insurance nu'jft.f mltxig in the I v-sUgatjon into the eviso of the tvt
wurld," Mx, Ive added. elotit irUl ho nude.
Herman Xuvi Ilolils
Hack When Ordered
Out Declared Ceddes
l oMMIN, Nn, tl I Hilll ll
wireless M-rliii l-ri-mii-i- l.loil
i.ii.iui- mill Mr I rlo i.ciblcs, fust
toiil ,i tin- .iditilcali , win- spi-ok-cis.
(omxlil at 11 biinituci iilib'li
folluwcil 1 In- ! if a I lii.Kori " b--
lor, ' sl.i, .
l ie- nisi l.inl nf tin- .oliiili all r
III, lib' llili-11-illiig dls, bisiiii-H Hi
sab I that ttioso wiui wore 1'tiurv.c-il
Willi llic rcepollsiblllly will lei I
IniiiiH for ihc Hi'sihity of 11 na
ial Xruiii'cililoti "I'll- uhith' nIiii;i'
was sit for 11 kd-iii sea liatih-, bill
sonii-ililii whs iiron;.' I'll,' iiriii
Itlilf Was eim,;. I,, r, i,s ,les.
s rail' K.iiiibllng stroke was pur
aJ 4.1I.
' I In- lo rnian nai ), I am ns
coin In. i d us I mil standing here
tonlghl," said the first lord, "ita
orib nd um ami I be lui'ii would
imt is. inc."
Half the (.i-rnimi flis-i, l(- do.
ijurisl, wit., fl)lng the n-il flug
ami the l.i-riikin flis-t was fifing
Ihi- red flag Ihsiiiisc It n-iillisl
ibiil II was mil i iigagi-il In 11 good
I'HIISI'.
THREE VICTIMS WHEN
HARRIS USED A GUN
Alh-gvil H id Man t;ulck on ihc Trig
ger as Off I, s-r Mullen Attcmptid
Arn-Ht officer I nlnjiinsil.
J C. Harris, with many albiHrs, Is
'Itiick on tin, Honor but he's loo
slow f,,r li.ln 1-mnn .1 '. Mullen,
whon- lif Harris soucht last night.
liiKt-ad, Harris shot himself In tho
side, sent a bull, t crashing through
I'eto Gavin's right knee and shot
'Henry I'.ivne, a coin. ml emit ractor,
In llio great ton (,f the left foot.
Harris did the ahoolliiK w bile lying
flat on his stom.u h whl.e I'ollcemau
Mullen stood on Harris' back and
warned bystanders Unit their safely
lay in night.
Harris' plot against the life of the
eoo.il wa naicni-u uuicsiy ami
quite by accident. An Intoxicate .1
man. who accompanied him, attract
ed the attention of the policeman
at Klrst and Main streets Mullen
walked up to him and told him that
his condition wasn't of tho sort that
society approves.
"Imn'l wat'h mo. Watch tlmf fel
low there. He's got a run on him,"
tt;e Intoxicated man replied.
Mullen walked over to Harris nnd
asked him if bo had a gun. Kor
answer Harris reached toward his
coat pocket. Million's fist shot out
and caught Harris siiuitre In the
mouth and ho went down, with Mul
len antrhle bis neck.
Lying flat on tils stomach, Harris
then bigaii Khootoir from his pocket.
The first two stints nre hiillcw-d to
have glazed Harris' thigh. Another
elruck Gavin, a bystander. Just
ii hove the k'o-e and passed through
Ms leg. still another bullet grazed
1'ayno's too Mullen shouted to the
crowd which tiad gathered to keep
hack and someone sent tn a cull for
the polite
At the station a .11 Smith 6 Wes
son revolver was taken from Harris,
wtio admitted ttiat lie was a "bad
man and not afraid of tho best man
on earth ." The police believe he baa
a record. l-ayne and GHVln were
also taken to the police station where
their wounds wero dressed. Harris
Slid he was an oil field worker, but
Die police are Inclined to bi-heve in
has other occupations. Gavin lives
at .'IS Hu'hri". I'ayne lives at 1:1
li-'ist I mrv'ew. None of th three
men Is seimusly wounded.
CREW SAVED WHEN SHIP
HITS MINE AND IS SUNK
WASHINGTON, Nov.!) r,r,.r, na
tion received Inflight hy the fial de.
JJiartmeM Indicated that all of the
rew or uie Amen. -an steamer S.i.'Lii J
puipe, h, fore Dial vesHi ftuk :nis
morning off the In-law.ire . uaht. pre. '
sumat.iy arte' sinking a mim
' ii 'KAN CITY, Md . N'.,.. Twen.
ty ininuies nfier striking what . l.i
lleveil !,, have been a um,.. the
Atnei-lcan s' earner Saeiia. a ...Own ion I
tramp, sank .'J miles off slmr- here
at Ii li.', a m today Tinr'y s-- ti
members of trie crow ar firssirig and I
fort) H-V. II M in We ,. ii'l.l. l here 1
. or-Iy a'lir 4
. .. i. t - f-i af ' errmori.
The sinking or ti,e sh p w.ie pre
ceded by ati p,.si,r, a 'ew ooni-es
after k o - o. k A f. w minu'. Iio-r
two Irji-re V iolef-t r r , 1 . .s! r .M follow
ed Al'hoiigh rlio h 1 1 . wan lii,-.-i-,
having Just eft fin Alio rvnri eorvov
off the lo-lawar- r';ijn -, s.'io went
dnwnwllrilri iwint; u in . i is :,i ii,rd
Ing to tier mnHt'-r, I'ap'.ain I.vni'h.
TWENTY-FIVE ARE DEAD
OF INHALING GAS FUMES
riTTSnri'.OH. Nov 9 Twenty- I
five fneli fire dead, sese.-al ,,,,rsj
of inhsllm: ras f-.n-e-i at the I'Ai i
two se-,re v.- ri' oier-'orne as a res lit ,
at- In i crl'i-'il condlllo.-i nnl near!-, !
t ini:i.-.-i of th- J. .fiiii ,v I .a ugti Illi ;
S-e. 1 l ' ., h-re late tndai T,,,. l I
::ms wi re ut Work d-litung a fur
nace w hen the ai -id.-ht o. r i.f re.J
In some unknown manner th car-
lion monoxide gas whb-h cotrii-s from
molten rn.-taJ, es-a nd f rron a.l'oj-i-ing
furnaces Into tlie one into wlii-h
the workers were engaged
A sunn as word of th" aedd'-nt
GERMAN COURIER '
DELAYED ON WAY!
',,,.,.
jUearrr of Mailial I'tn-hsj
' T,'Tv"l''Ti,.ty
BERLIN IS AWAITING TERMS i
jOutlnvaks Occur in H.'inovcr, Cologne, Bmns
ccrman Ca.it;.i ixpu ts Mo-j .,nij iadjjfoburK -Hanks Have Suspend
iiu'iilarliy to Ilci i ic Text t
of ('omlitions
ANNOUNCEMENT EXPECTED
World Tooks Anxiously for
Official Word From Merlin
of Armv Leaders.
I.oNIioN, Nov S (Hrilish
wlreles) The llritisli bnri'tiu Is
sin . the following iilinouticemetit
HiIh nfieriiooni
"Owitm I,, the heavy German
b.irrig" ami machlno gun fire on
the hall lc fiont the passu ru of I lie
courier from Miirnh.il Koch's h- 1-1-ijuarters
to Spa was delayed so
Hint he Is not exincie,! to reach
German Ilea binai I era linlll tills
nrii-rnoon. I 'ons,-iu i nt 1 y It Is un
likely th -anv decision In regard
to the armcdlcn will bo reached
today."
WAIIIVGToN. Nov 9 -The
state depar'nient late lodav auth
nrUed lln- statement that another
rumor siarte.l In Washington that
Geriinoiv had signed tho armistice
was "cntliely false."
A MSTK It 1 1 A M, Nov. 0 The fler
m. i n l outler bearing Marsluil Koch's
armistice terms bad some difficulty
In crossing the German lines. He
was I' d to behove through the blow
ing up of an ammunition dump with
a series of explosions Hint the Ger
mans bid nut censed filing but he
w:,s Informed of the vause of ttie
1 explosions by wireless and Instructed!,
to p iss the Herman lines without de-
i Tn ,pr,H Mr r.,,etert to ren. h
Herlin monicntanly.
Meanwhile the entire world Is
anxiously a w alling word of w hat ac
tion lias been derided on by Ger
many In view of continued defeats
on the buttle line find Internal revo
lution, wbli h Is reported to be rap
Idly spicaditig
Some liifimiillnn or official an
nouncement may come at ay hour
The fitt 24 of the "I! hours given
Gotuiuoiv have expired and the sec
ond IM hotir period Is passing rap
Idly. Order Given for Arrett
of Chariot lirolher
A MSTKI! 1 1 I, Nov. 9 Orders
havo been LiKen for the arrest of
Archduke Mai, brother of Kmperor
t'barles. according to Ihe ienna
t.ewspa pei a. Archduke Max left the
In. per. al Unfiling recently wl'li heav
ily laden trunks.
Austria Is Failing
to Meet All Naval
Terms of Armistice
IIM.MI:. Nov .
sage Mgr. cil I i it
A W I lerw mes
.i 'nul l -ill1 r I ii -
. hn-f ..i 'in. I
naval i juu-o s
g.ti .art arm.;.:
..! W Inch l-l.il'
all I li niiii
Tins in i" ii
a n an eft.. ...
,1a v w hi. 'i ..
"I n I l rr,.i i ,. .
pile. I a'- In l lo
mem of tit.
slops
anao l.i'.. says ttie
in tin- A iiNtto-Hufl-.
.- m ii, tin- tone
I I r . la v. have not
!.-d W'.'ll
. .neiil is mnde In
- I'l'neiil issued to
il ' M
, li riot been eiip
ln. .i ! .on a ud ll.o e
A lit r o H llllgal'larl
'"rin- par! if , li, navy sgreed on
arid lae alius m.-rcriiint ships have
fiof I.e. n --Mrretiili.l i d.
"Tin se fads c ns l'iOe a hreste.n
of tin- smemii stipulations of the
.11 ir l e ei. convetil loll "
Protest Transmitted to Enemy
on Treatment
WASHINGTON, Nov. J --The pare aril lh,o It is not disposed
1'r.ii-d S'a'es l.nu made a vigorous " i-rv cn-detiie r,, en.l.nors of
the H-.'-iiliS lo 1 vcuse the lo.fl-pror-t
r th- W.rnKtn K'.vornm.nl r m i j i ' f p-.r-rU Iv ...yli. llm
r-rir'i;rm' 'b- t n;i I ii.t-nt nf Amr-r- i,l,ni. iijoiti 'n'rM-icM m h Unu.
m ,t r of uiir , U''h 1 .1 r n -v in!vr Ihfy r-a-h
'I h" -t ntn rli Mr'mnt tlro-.icn I
i" ,titTii ."Hi 'i in )-n it ;i 1 rfjfl
t is
lie i
aKi-d the Spanish i-t. t ,-i "s in
im I., s 'limit v.gnroiis prote -t
the fo inlV.llg p. .ID'S. I r Til --
, nr, er rurig whb'h l.-ui l.een
"il.y tu-llished to tho depart-
any A " erl a ri
In w-.rk whl ;.l
.' i- I , .1,, s i
: :r.i; at; . Amerl
w li to labor Iti
pri
I"'i
lie
mir
rt-li-!. enropelllrg any Ar-ieri-n
iiMi.a-i rison-rs tn perforin
any wi.rk
lti:iv '"' '
f any kind save sue', ..is
, . ss:l ry 111 Cnfirieelinll
i. , -An care i nd upk eep or
:..n wi'h tne car" and
,!' '''ii i r n w n r. ar' -i s.
"o.iM gnvernm'-nt is ln-
il ,1 1 li- I 'lilted Male,, t-i .
t -iii r.- noi-t he a oo-sfla-
'I i'
'I'll- ;
for -.i-d
tjuxi ia tho I nUuix.lf UM'L iuui ut
Kinpcror Abdicates and Crown Prince
Renounces Throne-Max and Khert'
Mentioned for Regency.
"
RFRFI I IDN. 9PRFAD OVFR milNTRY
IILUL.UI.IUOU JI IIU
ed Payment National Assembly Called.
I'AKIS, Nov. !. (('i:l.r, ji. m.) The abdication of Em
peror William is officially announced from Uerlin, accord
ing to a llavas dispatch from Hascl.
The llavas agency, which transmitted the announcement
of F.mperor William's abdication from Haael, la the Bcmi
offici.il I'rench news agency. v
COPF.NMAflKN, Nov. !". Rebellions havo occurred in
Hano r, Cologne, Hrunswick and Magdeburg, according to
the official announcement at Herlin. These cities, however,
are not wholly in tho hands ol tho mutineers, the statement
mills. At Magdeburg the garrison resisted.
AMSTFKDAM, Nov. 9. (Havas Agency) Prince Max
if I'.aden has been appointed regent of the empire, the "Ber
lin newspapers semiofficially announce.
AMSTFKDAM, Nov. 9. (Reuter's) It is semiofficially
reportetl in reichstag circles that Prince Maximilian will be
appointed regent of tho empire, accordinir to Berlin advices.
LONDON, Nov. 9. (Rritish wireless service) A German'
win-less meswige received in London thisiaftcrnoon states:
"Tho (lYrnian imperial chancellor, Prince Max of Baden,
has issued tho following decree: '
" 'The kaiser and the king have decided to renounce the
throne.'
"'The imperial chancellor will remain In office until the
questions connected with the abdication of the kaiser, the re
nouncing by the crown prince of tho throne of the German
empire and of Prussia and the setting up of a regency have
been settled.
" Miir IVift rnornniw tS 'n ten da tn annninf TTlATiniw "FTKort as
, , ,' .
impiTiui i iiiwiuciioi unu lie
brought in lor tne establisnment or a law providinar for the
immediate promulgation of general suffrage and for a con
stitutional German national assembly, which will settle fi
nally the future form of government of the German' nation
and of those people which might be desirous of coming with
in the empire.
'"Herlin, Nov. 9, 1918.
" 'The Imperial Chancellor 7
LONDON, Nov. 9. (British wireless service) A telegram
received from Copenhagen from Brunswick by way of Ber
lin asserts that Emperor William's son-in-law, the Duke of
Brunswick, and his successor have abdicated.
LONDON, Nov. 9. (British wireless service) It Is re
ported from Amsterdam that a revolution is now spreading
all over western (iermany. It is reported to have reached
Cologne.
Another dispatch from Amsterdam says that owing to the
rush on the banks in Berlin these institutions have atopped
payment.
(;i:itr MiNisn ns
ALSO fjl IT l',At li.
I.ONHON. Nov. (Prltlsli wire
less service.) The resignation of the
German nilnlsters of the Interior, In.
strneilon. ngi icn'iurc and finance sre
reported In a telegram received from
r.i r llii The I'russlarii food controller
afiiiin has reuu'Sicd to tin relieved
fiom offue nnd the resignation of
-li.- I'l'issian minister of public works
b in lieiii in the hards of the cabinet
fur some time
licp.ov llbert. wild according lo
the Hi rman wireless message Is to
l.e a iu'iiiiii i d imperial chancellor. Is
I- rc.cin i, Tiheit. ihe president of
ii,- snc.al .lomuerntlo party and
P-esi-lent of the main committee nf r
r.'u- iciohMag. I
i-i. i i..i .i.n ir. i K a i,,. . i
I fire in June of thii year was taken
to mi an at tin- liuie that the so-
.. I .list minority In the reichstag had j
iiiier been reclalrned bv the mill-
t.o v government or thai the soehilla's '
ihad gam.-,, the ascetidancy. l,a .er ;
I
Given Prisoners :
(. n,mr y
Thti .-;,:in, h ' tfit'H.v In furthrr
u--k-d I'im1.-' ! 1 : l 'i'-'natiil th
r-iii"ul tt. 'tf'if rr'a i';irnp of
alt A in r' 1 i n-'r hant Tnorlnn of
f t h r h 8t )i s- ni in llrati'lciihiircr.
'I'll'" rlcpurl' '- t'-'i'l"T4 lh:t T t ni
nritnii-'n t ' '.orrn.in kovpiii
? n I'f. ';ii.u! ni th fa.-t th.it
i'. '.f'l:pK r) ''if ;:itst iriformnMon
i I ":' "1 it ! 1 " I tilVl'l .loH'-H'Tl
i ; -.Ml 1: ! ' r '1 1 1 ! 1 1 1 1 1" if, ni'twrh-Ht-I
ti(!tl;i vtji!'fiiffit nf thfj iiT'
n.;iri tr" r 1 n i mt rhroiish !n
I'njvlan v ;t f Mihus'ry That !n
won id tin lr-i iiJ-f'TTO'l, K'j r Mit-r.
rinrii th. (lp i rf 'niTi t ;ihU?i tli:i: 1 1
'iprriM n Kovt-rtinn-nt n inf'irr-vl4
that Mit pfrMonnpl nf iIia (iornuia
iiiHr'n.int icann who ni inr-in-r
il !m t hr t"n1lt1 S'.i trs nr y
ri'iiiin-'I to do wn'k hnvinir t- !'
Aii.i iJi-'lr own cir afi'l 'Tpkti'-i
ir v:f nr nnd ipkp .f th-MP
11 VStlll VWWII I 11 I
rr ., . ', , ,, .
i;iujuni:ri inuk uwi Hiwtii-o
eentg have proved that the social
ists were In the'sadrlls.
Kbert quite recently declared In
the reichstag that the German peo
ple would no longer permit them
selves lo he without Ihe right to de
cide their fate. It was he who In
formed Ihe rrletsstng of tne relea-w
of Iioctor I.lenkiferht,
The reigning duke of Rrunswlclf
whose abdication Is announced In a
tolegrsm from ttrurtswlck by way of '
Herlin, Is Trnist Augustus, a son of
the duk of ('uriiherlshd. On May
24. 1S13'. lie inifrrln.l J'rlnri- Vic
toria Louisa, the only .daughter of'
ITinA.n. li"iii.. n-i. . . .
"" ni. ' ii ' nave inree
ths eldest. K-mst Augn-tns.
wlnise right to ttie Ihronn also has
.n renounefd. belnit horn Mnreh
.g
' '
, pit M Nf M.ltl. v ns -
To M N V t l l'l I s.
11 r Iris te,-ir.., Prr
f'H'KNII AGK'N, Nov 9. - -Ths up
rising in coi'th w e.sr . rn Hcrmany. n '.
rdii'tt to ttie nt.lv direct news from
sir y lod'iv. is repotted to
have spread to Ilfinover. Olde-burrj
an other cities. Generally the re
volt ii not attenlcd by serious dls
' ii rt.'incr.i.
Ileporls from the Punish border
town of Vamdn.p say I hut all is quiet
In Sehleswlg, but that further d.
t'.irbances are reported to h.ivs oc
curred In Hi mburg.
i'our thoiisind m-n atlenip'nd to
overrhrow rho military auihonries In
Astoria, scross the K'be f-orti Him.
butg. hot the clfy tmw is uui-t. T'".e
Herman i:ua-ds at the Panish hor.ipr
have I ri or.b"-d by the soldiers'
.'ouuc.ls to remain at their pot's
temporarily.
Tnvelers atrlvint ?'nm IhTirrr
report I hut t he d s i f f- . tlo.i n ppai . n'
, !v is coniineil to the n,- :h fmv corns
i which was rectus:-.! In Sc'.r.c-vv 115-
j Hni.slclll.
-I!IN i: M X
IrsM KS AI'I'KAU
I.'iNHoN. Nov. 9 (British Wire-I-ss
Service.) Just before Ih-ince
Maxinill an of Ha-den offered his
resignation us Imperial chancellor
CuNTl.M'Kli on pUK SJlTKHN