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The Knoxville independent. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1894-current, 1917-12-29
KAISER SEEKS PEACE
German and Austrian Foreign
Ministers Plan Negotiations.
Russ "Reds" Invite All Nations to
Join, Their Farley With
the Huns.

| petrograd. Dec. 19.-The evening pa
! pers announce that Leon TrotzlSy, boil
| shevilsi foreign minister, has notlheu
the allies embassies that the armlstlce
i has reached definite results and that
neace negotiations will begin. and mas
III III sfhR,Si III uurti at te sa3y n.
Il W "a Il QUICK anu ssaiU astsTeSty ID
whether q they Wish Iic peace. q =
Up to this evening the embassies had
not received the communication ana
nm informal conference of the allies
diplomats is said to have reached no
definite decision.
The German and Austrian foreign
ministers, DR.. Won Kuehlmann anu
Count Czernin, have notified Trotzky
that they will arrive at Brest-LitoVsK
Tuesday to begin negotiations for
general European peace.
Amsterdam Dec. ia semioft1cial
dispatch received here from Vienna,
says:
| "The governments of Austria-Hun-
gary, Germany, Bulgaria, Turkey ana
| Russia will follow up the armlstlce
as speedily as possible with peace ne
gotiations. The selection of plenipo-
tentiaries now is proceeding and pend
ing their arrival the armistice dele
gates at Brest-Litovsk have started IN
formal peace negotiations"
London, Dec. 19.-The Petrograd
agency of the bolsheviki has issued the
following announcement:
SAT a meeting of representatives OF
the upper classes, presided over by the
director of the Persian Bank OF DIS
count, for the purpose of lending aid
to strikes, the following persons were
arrested: NJ. Pepine, former manager
of the general treasury; M. Swords
off. former director Of the ministry OF
finance; M. Chatslahanoff, former vice
, minister of finance; NJ. Balanbanoff
, former vice director Of the ministry OF
! finance; NJ. Heymann, director OF the
Persian Bank Of Discount"
The Knoxville independent. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1894-current, 1917-12-29
MONTANA MOB ATTACKS JAIL
Attempt Made at Billings to Lynch
Mexican Who Killed
Policeman.

Billings, Mont, Dec. 19.-The coun-
~ iail is strongly guarded as a result
of an attempt by a mob to enter u In
IN effort to seize Juan Juarro, Mex
,can section hand, who shot and killed
noliceman. After battering down
The front door, the mob was held back
hv Sheriff Stone Matlock and his dep
mites until police assistance arrived.
The deputies Aired into the crowd, bu'
% far as could be learned no one was
wounded.
The Knoxville independent. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1894-current, 1917-12-29

fhe lower house of congress provides
that the amendment must be ratifled5
by the necessary number OF states
within seven years. The senate already
has adopted similar resolution, put
specifies that 1t must be ratified Withih
six years. Only an agreement as 70
the number Of years now Is necessary
to put the question before the states.
Sc states must ratify the amendment.
Twenty-seven states already are dry.
Representative Gard of Ohio, leading
the opposition, declared the amendment
proposed an invasion of the ponce
power Of the states and threatened
the unanimiity Of the American people
| In winning the war.
The debate began, amid a round OF
| applause from the Democratic side, by
Chairman Webb of the judiciary com
mittee.
The great body of Americans he con
tended want to leave the whole mattel
Just as 1t Is now.
/ Mo Union Label on Whisky.
4 Representative Cooper of Ohio, TO
the amendment, told the house:
4. "You look into hat band or Goa
| to see if it bears union label, bu
YOU can look In vain into the whisk
bottle for a union LABEL
II Representative Dyer OF Missouri, OF
posing 1t, declared the issue nothin
!, more or less than whether congress
: shall stand by "Dinwiddie and the Al
4 ti-Saloon league who think more Of thl
issue of the wet and the dry than the
!, do of the issue of whether Amerie
or Germany shall win this great war
The Knoxville independent. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1894-current, 1917-12-29
IiznS 10 GEI PRESENTS
&nnas Gifts for Each Man IN
Rershins's Army in France
Arrive There.

kington, Dec. ia Christmas
IN for each man in the American
lin France has arrived at a Eu-
ii port, it was announced by the
APARTMENT. These packages nave
toing forward for several weeks
INV all is In readiness for General
g and his assistants to play
Y 5CIaus for their soldiers. Inc
sfr of men--likewise the number
4sents-in France Is military IN
Aion valuable to the enemy, but
Mated that If the presents sent
ance were put end to end they
form a continuous line from
,4ngton to New York.
The Knoxville independent. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1894-current, 1917-12-29
CossAcKs DEFEAT BoLSHEvIK
Beds Are Driven From Rostov--civll
War Is on In Southern
Russia.

Stockholm, Dec. ia second de-
feat for the bolshevik forces In SOUTH
ern Russia and the capture of Rostoy
by patriotic Cossacks were reported
In a dispatch from Haparanda. Ros-
tov Is in Ukrainia, and on Saturday
the bolshevih war Office In Petrograd
announced it's capture from the Cos
sacks with the aid Of warships from
the Black sea fleet that had gone over
to the bolsheviki cause.
The former defeat was at Odessa.
also in Ukraine, where the bolsheviki
forces we're driven off while trying to
take over the garrison.
The Knoxville independent. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1894-current, 1917-12-29
6ER WANTS $50 FAT CATS
4 BeIoian Cities Ordered to Turn
tver Household Pets to German
Authorities.

II Ashington, Dec. 19.-The mayor OF
I suburt OF Antwerp, has re-
nj an order from the German au-
sIIfies to deliver to them 400 fat
and the commune Of Hinderbout
called upon to furnish 100, ac-
!, ling to advices received by the Bel
official information bureau here
:. believed that the extreme short
tbf fats in Germany has moved the
9torities to the requisitioning Of
nets In occupied territories.
The Knoxville independent. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1894-current, 1917-12-29
PORTUGAL LOYAL TO ALLIES
Al,~nlance Of New Government ls
pledged in Legation Statement at
Washington.

washington, Dec. 19.-Allegiance Of
nc new government of Portugal was
nladged to the allied cause In q state
sroant - issued at the Portuguese lega-
tion. which also denounced reports
that the recent revolution was brougns
shout in the interests Of Germany =
The Knoxville independent. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1894-current, 1917-12-29
Named as Special Agent.

Frank p. Maxwell, we'll known II
the Knoxville insurance field as we'll
as in political circles, has been named
special agent of the United States
Internal revenue service for the Ten
nessee- Alabama district and assigned
to duty in the Knoxville division. The
appointment was made by. Internal
Revenue Commissioner Daniel g. Ro-
per Of Washington, upon the recon-
mendation of Senator John K. Shields.
Senator Kenneth Mcclellan and q num-
ber Of Knox county democrats. He has
begun his duties at Knoxville.
The Knoxville independent. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1894-current, 1917-12-29
SOCIALIST EDITOR IS MISSING
Carl Minister, Alleged american
Citizen, Disappears IN
Holland.

Amsterdam, Dec. 19.-The socialist
newspaper Tribune reports the mystic
rious disappearance Of Carl Minister,
EDITOR OF the German revolutionary So
scialist paper Kan1pf, published here.
He left week ago for southern Hol-
land. and has not been seen since.
The Tribune says Minister is an Amer
ican citizen.
Weight {Wis.), waidow, Walsh. Ward,
Watson (Pa.), Winslow tMass.); total,
62.
Independents Against.
London tSoc.), Martin tProg.); to
tai, 2.
Pairs of Absentees.
stephens (Nebl and Neeley CIV. Va
for amendment with Gallivan (Mass.l
against it; Goodwin tArk.) and Mile
| fNash.) for amendment with Tagu'
(Mass.) against it: Taylor (Colo.1 an,
George w, Fairchild for amendment
with Curry tCal.) against It.
The Knoxville independent. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1894-current, 1917-12-29
4HoLD BACK HoGsv Is ADVICE
ch,eaoo Market Glutted.. Says Head Of
Meat Division Of Food Admin
lstratlon.

washington, Dec. 19.The food adj
ninistration counseled farmers to hold
haek their hogs, because the Chicago
market is glutted with more pork than
sha hackers can handle, largely be-
canse Of congested transportation IA
cilities.
40 not sacrifice your hogs now by
a,,nn,ug them on an oyercrowded mar
sa+n was the word sent out by ]. +
S.' natton head Of the meat division.
The Knoxville independent. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1894-current, 1917-12-29
pRO-WAR PARTY
Wins IN CANADA
1928 Members Elected by the
Conscription Forces in
Dominion.
DRAFT VOTE Wins 81 SEATS
| Election In Dominion While Nominaliy
Election In Dominion While Nominaliy
for Control of Parliament, was
Really Referendum on
Army Draft.

Ottawa. Dec. 19.-Conscription mas
been confirmed and the unionlst gov
ernment has been returned TO power
by the Canadian domestic vote. ne
turns from all over Canada lndlcate
that the government of Sir Robert DOT
den has been elected to administer
Canadian affairs for another hye years
and that Sir Wilfrid Laurier Is as
definitely defeated as in the reclprocity
election Of 1911.
Figures indicate that the frencn
portion of Canada has gone heaViiy
for Sir Wilfrid Laurier ana Ehsiisi
constituencies have returned men wAo
win support the union government
measures and maintain Premier Doi
den in office.
Establish Safe Lead.
official returns showed that, WITH
sixteen districts to be heard from, the
unionists had won 1923 seats ana the
4 opposition 81, with four seats deierfeu
/ Early returns at Vancouver sho"e'
unionist candidates were Leading II
4 British Columbia with big ma1oritles
with the exception Of one constl'u
ency. ,,4a,
Returns from Toronto, Hafnil'oi,
London and other districts in wnicl
the war is strongly supported, indlcat
that the government received over
f x,y,,,l,,,;4,r, c,1pnnrt
In the counties Of Kent ana Yves
moraland, New Brunswick, hoWeVel
it was believed Laurier supporters na y
been returned. Their ma1orlfis
!. gsasrs1 / ] aEl!l q! n IL 1 !
The Knoxville independent. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1894-current, 1917-12-29
More /. w. w. Nabbed..

s .ies icago, Dec. 19.-Federal authori-
nesi are in control Of the I. w. w.
.hs ouarters here and Is members OF
suls Organization are in jail as the re-
1h If raid. The raid was under
~ Nv government agents after re-
us that an attempt to liberate In
~ Vi members Of the I. w. w. now IL
AiIwas being planned.
The Knoxville independent. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1894-current, 1917-12-29
/ D. SAVES ART WORKS
dinus Removed Before Mansion
,dlrns--Arson Plot Suspected by
ii the Superintendent.

y veland, O., Dec. 19.-The remov-.
81 sWnonth ago by John D. Rockefel-
ss paila gbf virtually all of the valuable
no things from his summer home at
~. l,ul TIT Hill, East Cleveland, saved him
~ nreds Of thousands Of dollars, when
= ! Home was completely destroyed by
lnas \ All that is left standing of the
wv bifcent house is the brick founda-
ps lwall Incendiarism is suspected
= tNilliam B. Smith, superintendent
5NAHke estate.
The Knoxville independent. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1894-current, 1917-12-29
Il kear Capital.

ahe disnatb added that Kerensky ]
bas saveral tbusand armed men with
him and ths he was iasl repoi'el
t.near Petrofad."
Bolshevikl forces, snppoIseu -
armed motohars, were said to be on
their way i give battle.
whether kerensky is cooperating
with the dssacks or whether ne =
loading q hind new counter-revolutlon
is not knoYn.
Repofed IN various r'aee
Karonslxi has been reported at vari-
ors nlaceI during the past month
onoa "a Us said to be hiding in Fin
lond AnIther report had him under
arrost n the interior of Russia. The
latest hai him accepting the post of
minister If Justice in the Independent
oovernmdt set up in Siberia.
kerknsky Goes to Assembly.
patro,Iod, Dec. 19.-Former Pre
mier Klrensky has been elected
member Of the constituent assembly
from the prcvince Of samrra, IT wa
| learned here. The latest adviees iron
| me interior Show that the revolution
| arv socialists have lead over en-
ralsheyiki candidates for the Assem-
i hly.
The Knoxville independent. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1894-current, 1917-12-29
HOUSE VOTES US.
. DRY, 28z 70 12S
Resolution to Submit to States
Prohibition Amendment Is
Adopted.
SENATE APPROVES AT TO 8
Amendment by Rep. Lea Providing
That Light Wines and Beers Pc
Excepted Is Rejected by
Large Majority.

r =
Washington, Dec. 19.-The senate
agreed to the house amendments TO
the Sheppard nationwide prohibition
resolution and sent the measure TO the
White House to receive the president 3
signature. The action of the senate
was taken BY rising vote. Vice Pres
ident Marshall announced the count to
be Az to 5. Senator Borah OF ldaho'
although dry launched flght
against the house amendments. He
declared them to be clearly unconstl-
tutional and predicted they might Ia.
validate the whole measure. he IN
sisted that congress had no right g
fix a time limit for the ratification q
the amendment by the states.
The Knoxville independent. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1894-current, 1917-12-29
Quebec Against War.


Ouebec province has 65 seats and OF
these the government has won oniy
three. Two ministers, Hon. u. n. Dis =
din. postmaster general, now overseas
with French Canadian battailoh' anu
Hon. Albert Sevigny, secretary Oh state'
were among those who lost. Seats VIII
be found for both elsewhere, 1t IL salo'
The general impression here is that
the province has gone as everybody e3-
pected it would-solid quit-the-War-
Laurier and anti-British. The french-
Canadians are highly elated at their
cleanup.
Ontario went overwhelmingly union
list thus protesting against the quebec
mandate against conscription as repre-
sented by Sir Wilfrid Laurier, VINO was
defeated in Ottawa, one OF the Twin
seats for which he ran.
conscrIption the Issue.
The election, while nominally for the
control of parliament, was really a rer-
erendum on conscription.
The unionists, under the leadership
of Sir Robert Borden, passed con-
scription act but could not enforce II
In the face of an opposing minority
known as the anticonscription hber'
ais and nationalists. under the leader
ship of Sir Wilfrid Laurier and Messrs
Bourasa and Lavergne.
| On the decision today rested thu
| fate of the union government and, IL
effect. the further participation O
Canada In the war. If returned t.
mower. the unionists stand pledged t.
enforce selective service and thereb'
expand the ranks of the Canadian
overseas.
Army Law Attacked.
Against conscription, and In spfri
onnosed to Canada's participation |
the war. the nationalists-Laurier-ht
erals are pledged, in the event of VII
torv. to shelve the present army la
and set into motion the slow-moyin
machinery for referendum
! Big Drive for Recruits.
I. Chicago, Dec. ia great drive Il
! recruits throughout the middle We
: was ordered started by Col. John
Dennis. commanding the division
the British Canadian recruiting mi
: sion, following word of the adoption
conscription in Canada. Arrangement
are underway here for a celebrate
of the conscription victory
The Knoxville independent. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1894-current, 1917-12-29

Washington, Dec. 49, The resolution
to submit to the states national pro-
ihibition amendment to the federal con-
stitution was adopted by the house.
With a vote Of tw0-thirds required
for its approval the vote OF the house
announced by Speaker Clark was 2o2
to 12S, or % more than required
A wild demonstration took place 10
the house. w. j. Bryan appeared on
the floor and took seat with Repre-
sentative Webb as corecipient OF con.
gratulations.
An amendment by Representative
Lea of California, providing that pro
hibition provisions should not apply z
light wines and beer was rejected by I
rising vote of 232 to 107.
What Dry Amendment Provides,
| The resolution foria dry aInendnysn
The Knoxville independent. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1894-current, 1917-12-29
/ i Joe" ABAND0NS CIGAR
kppIe lii House, Throws Peel at
bks Rankin's Feet, Swallows
al the Core.
|hinqton, Dee. 10. Temporarily

Z & Ne Ellington, Dec 10. Temporarily
4 ss sing his ubiquitous cigar, 4
w ass,as Nsfnpn sent hoyishly to con
iii IN nTssVtsl7y anu tru 10. X 2 e o1e
!. !, ~ NJ lag at nc ,5i y, fesi sl'f'ies
IT,. ~ p eIauntered down the central aisle
nl u keatterd peelings right and left
~ ! 1lp he took a seat next to that oc-
,'st III BY Miss Rankin and threw
,'s. T. thl of the peelings on the floor at
u'las VIII Net, TO her great, but unabashed
swaN III kment
s@a Icle Joe" devoured the apple, then
Nbwed the core.
The Knoxville independent. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1894-current, 1917-12-29
VOTE ON RESOLUTION.
Democrats Against.

Blackmon, Bruckner, Buchanan,
Caldwell, Campbell (Pa.), Cantrill, Ca
rev, Church, Coady, Crossier, Dale
IN. W. Dent, Dewalt. Dies Dominick,
Dooling, Doremus. Dupre. Eagan, Es-
topinal, Fitzgerald. Flynn, Gallagher,
Gard, Garner (Tex.). Gordon, Gray
fAla.). Griffin, Hamill, Hardy, Hefiin,
Huddleston, Hubert, Igoe, Key (O.l
Lazaro, Lea (Cal.), Lesher, Linthicum,
Lonergan, McAndrews, McLemore, Ma
her, Mansfield, Oliver IN. ID;
O,Shaughnessy, Overmyer, Phelan,
Pout, Riordan, Rouse (Ky.), SABBATH
sherley, Sherwood, Slayden, Small
Charles B. Smith, Thomas f. Smith
steele, Sullivan, Talbot, Van Dyke
| Welty, Wilson. Wilson (Tex.l; total
| 84.
Republicans Against.
Bacharach, Britten, Cary, Chandlel
| m. ", Clark tPa.), Classon, Crago
Davidson, Davis, Drukker, Dyer, Sd
monds, Benjamin 4. Fairchild, Francis
Freeman, Gillett, Glynn, Graham tPa.)
Gray IN. J.), Greene (Mass.), Green
| (yt.) Heaton, Haskell. Hull (Ia.) Jun
Kahn. Kennedy CIR, ~ Lehlbach, Long
worth, Lufkin. Macarthur, Madden, NJ
l.aughlin (Pa.). Magee, Meekers Me-
rett, Moore (Pa.), MORN, Mudd, Nici
dis lNich.) Nolan, Parker On. ID, Pol
ter, Ramsey, Roberts, Rodenberg, Sal
> ford, scott (Pa.), Siegel, Snyder sta
\ fard, Swift Temnleta Tllsnn.4 Va r
The Knoxville independent. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1894-current, 1917-12-29
Former premlel Of Russia Re-
ported Marcfng on Petro-
grad VIII Army.
REDS" ON JAY TO BATTLE
Not Known Whdher kerensky Is Co
operatlnc WitEthe cussacks-Has
Been Repdted In Various
Places Elected to
Assembly,

Copenhagen, bee. TO- Former Pre-
nier Kerensky I Russia has taken the
nAld against TIA bolsheyllSi forces aEa a 4
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1917-01-06

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Parties wanting good stock and location
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Statesmen and Solicitors.

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BIRTHS AND DEATHS.

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BUILDING PERMITS.

rhc following building permits have been
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SPECIAL NOTICE

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REMOVAL NOTICE.
Singer Sewing Machine Co. has moved
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