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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1918-02-06

guns were necessary for efficient train
ing.
Senator McKellar then took up the
order forbidding publication Of any con
tracts. Mr.. Baker explained that the
only object was to prevent publication
of lists of plants making war supplies
as military men feared organized cam
paigns of sabotage"
81 am perfectly willing to concede,
he said, that the order has lost its sig.
nificance. We may have been over
sensitive. l entirely share your view
that the utmost publicity should be
given"
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1918-02-06

to the bad weather little preparation
has been made for planting.
Several cases of measles have been
reported, but the disease has not spread.
One case of smallpox is announced, but
it is properly isolated.
The Mulkey school failed to have an
egg show because of the scarcity of
eggs. Later an effort will be made for
a poultry and egg show
The county and district agricultural
agents visited the school at this place.
Mr. Russell is anxious to have corn
and cotton club here.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1918-02-06
NewlIirlI.
BROWNWOOD TEXAS, FIELD.

Hrownwood Daily Bulletin Consid.
cradle excitement has been developed
in san Saba over the oil situation. a
number of leases are being taken over
the county, several different parties Sc
curing the leases one concern is block
ing an acreage fifteen miles north Of
san Saba and is reported to be paying
twenty-five cents per acre bonus San
Saba County has never had any develop
ment Of the oil resources except one
well that was drilled near Locker in
the northern part of the county several
years ago A good showing of OH was
found in this well, but for some reason
the operations never went any further,
although It is now stated that oil ac.
tually flowed from this well. San Saba
County is expecting several test wells
and they will no doubt be drilled during
this year
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1918-02-06

Beaumont Texas) Enterprise That
New York woman who ate a love letter
before she would let anybody else read
it evidently had swallowed what it said
before she began eating.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1918-02-06

Jane Louise Oil and Gas Company j.
the name of a company owned and con
trolled by women, which has LEASED
100 acres Of land in stephens County
near the Keys gas well
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1918-02-06
MULKEY NEWS BUDGET.

Nrdmorcte Correspondence.
Mulkcy, Okla, Feb 6.--From present
indications a large crop Of cotton will
be planted in this community. Owing
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1918-02-06
FROM OTHER FIELDS.
Haskell.

Haskell.
Whitesides ct al. have a rig in for q
test in the northwest quarter Of the
southeast quarter Of section 1866 on
the Perryman farm.
Minnekota Oil Company is drilling at
1000 feet in No. on the Richards farm
in the northwest quarter Of section
3+16-l5.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1918-02-06
MuskOgee.

White River Oil and Gas Company is
drilling at $40 feet in No l on the
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1918-02-06

1t is reported that W. w. Woodwork
ct al. will drill in section 81 2s2w fol
the shallow oil found in that section by
the Kirk Oil and Gas Company.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1918-02-06

p,oi,rd On
Caot'li ------ |''' mionos 90
Corning ---- $50 Indiana 4 g8
South Lima 2o8 Plymouth 2O3
Petrolia CCanadian ------------- 2.48
Jane T,ouise on and Gas Company f..
the name of a comnanv owned and con.
trol,ed NV women which has IeaseI
700 acres or land in Stephens County
naar rho Kovs oos we'll
r,.. ,,,.,.,. , n .,.,,,,, q
o.om, Sora hnan,,h, ] ~ .oao,,I co..
,,.on .a,ahin,, tLa .and a. 100 foot
n.nI w ,,ro5 .. nna,.ido rr,I ro. ,,n
Ir;n,nr 90 aoon ,a.t u, thi. .o.tinn
a-n,,nn % ar ,I,o.o ,,oI,, j., soo,ta, M.
ucm MAJ, 90 tho two .haIIaw oil wous in
section 3t 9sow for tho Kirk Oil and
-. -,
u 10 iei'oi 'eU 'i''' " w. " "o',''', ~
tne Snano" o' iou'iu una II. ~ 'I'''' 9''''o" ~
'''o 'N''N O'' 'i'' ''''
mn o.. r, ,n ,.5 ,o. C.,,
P''"y VI ',,',e 80 ,,,I,''' ~ 49," T,'
~ i,o'' aom va ,,,,',.i,,
.'. 49, ts 90 uo Sy ,i.,,o- ' i,ar,ra dr,iinn I.en
~. Tha l,,otio, is IL, tno nortb,yost
qu"' ] .e. ~ ,l,' 80 ,o ,o' raotin ''
'''' 0'''''' VI
D..., n,o oohoo,,io,d form,
in soctio, % 1now has q nartel cas-.
'''s 80 l''''
,,.a.o,o po,.a,o,,n cornory fl,
N,,Ne a"s ''o''" %, o.a,. -. 6r,nine at goo foot
e,..,.,.C,,e op Con,roo, No ,G
,t'9,ip ',,l.''''i y, u'l ,.;o w 40 - 1,iutnr at
-oo oa cao. -
oo-.ou op Cor,,o.,,. No 10 Rboodes
- "aotion oAAq roachod tbe sand at
,5o root ond 10 eood for 20 barrels
-'-'N - ~
r.o.i,,i ou Coronanv M .
Coffee in section o5.4.3. is drilling at
wv
Coorao T. rdgett or Tplsa. head of
~ ,aee,i,,, do,,ort,nort of the Garter
~, l., -. -. horo to,,a, nm compauy
va OO''i
.,. ,.. Co,to,
l. r. '"S W ,,.,iu, 1o,,o,t
VII NoiiPl''S ,nl,,oro r,,.
Iheh'' Is Mo' "'''5 00'
'he Presen''
o,.,,,,o,,o Cit.
NHt rrliiNi'' 10 ~ ','', ,.,,,i, ,,c
today on business cohneo''u WIN
Plains Oll anu Gas OO'''P0"'
$. A. Apple Is IN hahser' leN'7' W.
business connected win ac'e'5' ''
owns in the Ranger OH 1lelu'
f. f. Ertel IS mere from 'ne mans
CTexas) oil field ana reports interest," ''
that field continues 10 attract VIZ ''' ~
from all parts of the unl'eN states '''
hotels of Ranger and bro"h"oou '"'
Overtaxed.
A deal has been closed ana con,
pany headed by +. h. Lawrence lor''e"
with a paid-up capital OF $'O'oVo anu
thirty days on ten acres on II'e .. VI
Ross survey, snort distance l'o','
the Coyle well Among I"ose 'S'V
ciated with Mt Lawrence are .,
Enochs OF the crown OIi anu i,''''''''7
sistant secretary OIL SIa,e' io.'0' =.
H. jenkins ana M H. hAsi'op VI i'.o" ~,
wood, both OIL men oil "lue TNpe' 'T,,le
Elmo hetus' roriher!y V"Si"' ''''
National Bank, May leN"S'
,.,.
% oh bout ciytV feet according TO q. ~
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1918-02-06
OIL AND GAS NEWS OF
THE ARDMORE FIELDS

Dunan farm in the southeast quarter
of section 1O15-1S.
st. Anthony Petroleum Company is
rigging up for a test on the Rentie
farm in the southwest quarter of sec
ion 9-l417.
NewlIirk.
Carter Oil Company has a GjObarrel
well in No 3 on the Warren farm in
the southeast quarter Of section 20
2Sn1e. Sand was struck at 1,775 feet.
The tools are stuck in the hole and
the sand as yet has not been drilled in
but few feet.
AIarland OH Company has rig up
for No. / on the Krat2 farm in the
northwest quarter Of section lG 2Snle
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1918-02-06

+. Z. Ertel is here from the Ranger
(Texas) oil field and reports interest IN
that field continues to attract oil men
from all parts of the United states an0
hotels Of Ranger and Brownwood are
overtaXed.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1918-02-06

Carter Oil Company No. Is Rhoades'
in section 24-4-3, reached the sand at
1850 feet and is good for so barrels.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1918-02-06

Writ Franklin is in Oklahoma city
today on business connected with the
Plains Oil and Gas Company.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1918-02-06

George E. Edgett of Tulsa, head OF
the gasoline department of the Garter
Oil Company, is here today on company
business,
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1918-02-06

S. A. Apple is in Ranger, Texas on
bnsiness connected with acreage he
owns in the Ranger oil field
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1918-02-06

I. f. Jay of Ada, with the Garter
Oil Company in the gasoline depart
ment, is working out Of Ardmore for
the present.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1918-02-06

Magnolia Petroleum Company, in
section 81 3s3w, is drilling at 800 feet.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1918-02-06

Davis ct al, on the Schoolfield farm
in section 20 1n2w, has parted cas-.
ing at 800 feet
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1918-02-06

International Oil Company No.
Coffee, in section 25-4-3, is drilling a
500 feet.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1918-02-06

Sinclair.Gulf Oil Company, No. l6
Mullen, in section 44-3, is drilling at
ZOO feet.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1918-02-06
Hitchcock Renlies to This.

Senator Hitchcock said he did not
wish to be misunderstood, but only de-
sired to find the basis Of Mr.. Bakers
assurance TO the country" that q mil
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1918-02-06

Acreage lying between Brownwood
and Bangs is evidently considered the
best buy" as there appears TO be a
growing demand for leases in this direc.
ton. Some of this land is being leased
for as high as $50 an acre.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1918-02-06

Continued From Page ~
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1918-02-06

A well is going down back of the
Knox grocery store, near the Daniel
Baker park, and number Of wells are
now being drilled in Coggin addition
on residence lots,
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1918-02-06

Dunan farm in the southeast quarter
of section lO-l5-18.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-11-08
SEDAN'S CAPTURE
CLOSES HUNS ROAD
TO ESCAPE ALLIES
Fall of City Regarded as Supreme
Triumph of Americans; Entente
Troops Pursuing Foe
WORLDS EYES ON FOCH
Associated Press Summary o. m.

Associated ffess summary ] p. m.
Gormanvs delegation, charged with
the duty Of receiving from Marshal Foch
the allied terms for an arIulsticc crossed
the allied lines near la Capcllc last night
The members spent the night ~ "A house
INSIDE the entente front and this morn
ing were taken to place IA the depart
ment II the Aisue. whore they Hlll meet
The commander ln-chlef of the Allies
Il IS announced by Paris that it Is a four
hour trip to the scene If the historic
meeting
FfGHTfNG HAS NoT CEASED
The German hieh command sent q
wireless message - the Allies. yesterday.
asking for provisional suspension Of
hGstiltles on tho trout whore the dele
gates were 10 cross. beginning at p m.
and lasting until further notlce This
presumably w - perfuit the armietiee
mission 10 pass III safety The ficr-
mais, however. were DELAYED on the
raad and did not reach The lines until well
along IN thc evening
IN the meantime fghtiug on the west
crn front h4s not ceased
The western part q sedan has allen to
American forces. The historic city was en-
tered first ~ cont ngeufs nf he Rainbow
and flfst divisions after thrlling lash
nafthWard agalHst the savagely resisting
Germans In making this adyanrc tho
Americans wiped out rather dangerous
salient which had been formed between
their positions and those of the French
farther west
tHoWNINg GLeRY or AMERICAN ARvs
The reaching ot SEDAN definitely closes
tie Eap south II tho RcgIan border
through which thc Germans might at
tempt T. Withdraw their harried columns.
now IN full retreat from the region be-
tween he Oise and he 4isnc rivers n
msrks the eliminating triumph of Ameri-
cs.n arms III the fighting going On since
September - 1he Germans realizing
that tho advance IF he Americans On
sedan aas fatti - thesr chances If MAX
ing m orderly retreat eastward into 6rer-
man Lorraine. brought up fresh forces
to hold eunningis constructed foTtlica-
tlons winch were erected to lar The prog
ress 81 Eershln1 4men Their efforts we're
unavailing he FIRST American Army
has taken 4 very vital role IN the mighty
offensive which las broken Germany 3
strength IN eastern France.
NUS ~ SEA AND LAND REVOLT.
Gcrmanvs entire navy Is reported TO
be IN the hands of Esaatinosls sesai0Fs- The
navy is not alone involved, but the revolt
Continued pn page .
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-11-08
MADE GERMAN KISS
NATIOAAL EMBLEM
Employees Of Slocomb Plant
Couldn't Stand for Hun
Workman.

Employees III the L l. olotonb 4na
Co.'S plant. indignant al the remarks
of "a German. who ha~ been employed
there. made thls enemy Of America and
al civilization, hiss the American flag
Yesterday, and gave him short chance
to 10 ii, loo
The man is nov 65 Years old IIe
came to tins country when he WAS II
Years old tut has never been uaturalizcd,
always retaining his allegiance to the
KAISER Berau5e If his age the men have
had patience with hm, hut yesterday
their patience became exhausted
The old fellow said, that all the news
about German atrocities wrIe lies, and
that the KAISER and his soldiers were All
right
He SAID thai Il lac could get back IT, the
old country, that he would gladly enter
the army Of the Kaiser. if he Was Young
enough.
Yesterday afternoon, on the receipt
Of the false peace news. the other work
men put il up 10 the German to kiss the
flag or suffer summary punishment theY
promised to inHict The German like
all others Of his kind, could not stand the
thought Of suffering, 80 he kissed the
Ilag. once but several times
THIS morning he went to the foreman
Of the shopand made complaint and was
at once discharged The nlan lives ON
West Sixth street III the 500 block
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-11-08
REPORTED FRAUDS
IN STATE ELECTION
BEING LOOKED INTO
None Said to Have Been Used
in Connection With Repub
lcan Victory.
ESPECIALLY IN SUSSEX CO

Preliminary to further action IN con
ncctiuu with tie Investigation OF the
report that m4uy Sussex county voters
were paid last Tuesday, to vote the Re
publican ticket the Democrats, It was
learned today hayc obtained list Of
anout 800 rcpGtcd purchasable voters
there Ach case is 10 hc investigated
With >ICyy b learning tho facts and tax
i!.g such action IS is considered warranted
A Federal investigation will be made
nl connection with what Is bcng done
locally i this is possible, provided there
IS sufficient tangible evidence Of corrup-
ton of TIL. ballet in view Of tie fact that
tl. c!.rtian III 4 United States Senator
and i member ii tie Iiuus, If Reprcsen-
tativcs II Washington depended on the
result
Couplcd nth The above facts is the
knowledge that Republican money was
plentiful in Delaware or election day,
and the indications are tllHt the bulk ot
il was used ID Sussex county Winning
ton seems to have escaped Tho taint tins
tinlc. probably because Of the difficulty IN
getting away with a big corruption job,
should il bc attempted, m vlcW ot recent
past experience. kent = believed 10
have gotten and used some Of the fund,
but the bulk Of it seems 70 have gone to
Sussex
Just how the money was used has not
developed Much, however, IS said to
have been paid outright 70 men who
were willing to sell their votes Or who
demanded pay before they would vote at
All. while some appears to have been spent
for luuor. for there is sand 70 have been a
plentiful supply, especially IN Georgetown,
The county seat This is q point, too,
that may be the subject Of an lnvestlga-
ion. to ascertain whether state laws were
violated il getting the liquor there
Ia some sections Of the county some
former Democratic workers appeared to
be hlkcwarfn and their districts did them
no credit, rs far az results show.
Should there be i Federal Investigation,
and should there be found evidences Of
fraud III any considerable number Of dis
tricts. and should each affected district
be thrown out, the result, Is shown on the
face of the returns, might be changed
The corruption fund docs not appear
to have been confined to the eastern side
Of the county. for there Is evidence Of Its
use around Seaford Laurel and Other
places IN that part Of the county.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-11-08
SECOND TROLLEY
LINE FROM CHESTER
Suggestion IN Marcus Hook ior
Extension of the Eddystone
Division to Wilmington

Ixtcntion 81 the IdGl- oae-Aarrii~
Iiook 'rollc1 inc - VIII aHgjon l- IN
idea that finds iavor VIII progressive
cifizeif~ nt Is aolough. -.>Ns tie MAJ Us
Hook. T. Press ,yl4ct con.H4u
Suggest lou- ,ubudsln2 til i. taTc
ut4.n iIl.,,!,, 10th .t N44.94l.Itou "fa ~
Ill, other ,nd IL iac Jlnc s.> @t-il a~ lH
Marcus lIooI 4 continuation II tin.
lif.r across I0-t road ;.ita TIE Ph-ladcl3tila-
Il Nti,na,s9n pike is proposed. y itu
li4, D4NIu- 1orE oH III, western end 81
Post r3ad nearing completion and the
zap being eliminated rs good roadway
.q,Iistrt.t, .ai hetuctn liz ii@o end west
ern par of Post roae; III" .atter pos e-es
interest tur oF1e 1liag Z WaqId elEc d
direct and continuous fol.e from EDDY
>loue and Chester NJ N3rals Hook %
WijnIugiou The travelling pa5ie has
long desired such 4 connection aEd es-
tablishlnrnt Of tins proposed cAtrnsion
would meet with practically uanHnous
approval
il wo,.id furnish dTccf sp9rfation
"a c4apl1Acs in tine lIg chemical piaht-
.tcrl plants and other industrial concerns
.ioa4 tur way II would give Marcus
iook l. additional rail with Wilmington
1t FcrS direct route
Tha- tr. liue i needed as means oi
isii..rlng congestion g0cs without saying
fla- aarslnaatru and women would
hail the ,:Hldine 81 the limo with delight
c;tnno II doubted Being compressed
n RAJ. s:.v ears iI.r surtl!ucs III boxes
has .ccoma eug B. tie unpleasant daily
cNpere.-c 81 factor. operatives and they
ar Gerid, Ills weary oi tho annoyance.
An cn.y morning yieu ol pa-sug trolley
cars diSclo-, Aaaiah ciugS of every age,
color class aad nationality and both
stXcs Iaiqmed together like 81 many
packages Of merchandise
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-11-08
United Press Report, Based on
Nothing, Causes Tremendous
Outpouring of Paraders.
CROWDS OWN STfEETS
TILL LATE At LIGHT
Great Indignation and Resentment
Expressed When People FINALLY
Learn Falsity of Rumor,
Peace runpr~ false,
Peace rltnpr. tlac.
" Ipf pC.3yg runners come agAi
Whas Will you io

~ hat Will you de
Assured odd Mother Gou-r 'rousht
IN Ia ,.ate INST 4reut l1e the >Itaait"n
.Nhcn peace runor. come asaiu
what viii Neu do
Nhv. il >uu M >ef,sl.Ic and d"n
want Ia IL placed II The elas> n th"Nc
who ea eti llt-rotkCd, Nou viii try
ta find oaf Utat ties rcal facts bti"T'
vau j.el.u tr cc}ei.ratr Nud 1nc n,~j
way ii ntjeh III Ind 3uf Witat are tie
r,.t fae.- Il I'd se INTO touch with ln"
rcar,e A~~oetafr 7 IS newspaper II
ma, fc ihlt thr loa Will ~ haro! "n
Tie teleplene eerv1ec and on ho i"ikS
b. The n,usnaNar office bUt tor inc ~4N"
81 >ayin- yall from aere hea<cj as
lea were ho:Tci yesterday hofi el,-
ph4nr giri~ and rowsran,rnen lWt'.t-
less Viii IL CIad ia work ovcr.nue 81
>ct yoa rIe't
And hoa>rd IS inst ahns, th" anir
-i'elc erIc and gentl.maniy word
Hat IT'S tlo ltuatIan although th"r.
fytra at u. her yerI tla> rlpt.Nc
alpl fcreItl, u.r3~ n~cd last ui4.t whci
tie truth uas tolad otr lha whole
thing was false tr.nf tn if h,ftUIn.
spi,.e rias. heai .'t~ll al.i loncs There
were a'soi t,jy Il. ralu~ In Il. hr-
cause tie -!.1l rt~i particle II th.1 .n-
nartant r,rmsUIty would haze coa-
WINGED 1hc autaer~ Gi tie monumental
f"ke that il fn,~r WIND Ip - boomerang
.s.a forever Gi~ereA1 Item il purve1-
erS Of nevis
A~~oe,eTlp PRr~9 TaLp TIL rtrrH.
The Associated I'r u.s. II unch FNerv
Eve, Ing y laemhrr Wa- II" Iar'T 10
The haaElfc II f5.. rcopIa e. WttnIutj .'lt.
5l.>t lie same as Associated Pros Gfu>-
napcrS III every ctx II tac ard were
no uarfIs~ to tFc haa<irg oi tho ~ p.y
tlcv served Tie tery Was irt.!a-rt
il The nit Ell Pres an orgml2aflon
Tire accguars and reliability p WiscSc
reports have been questioned rcpa'7-
civ during the pas, few months On
the other hand vleu the N4ra N'.~
broadcast the Associated PRS papers
sli! ther level h,~l IL stop i amt to
fcn IT, whole truth
Bar The damage had been done Folks
wal1e.. fI.e new- Jl.ai was gwen
t..cm lir.jer tic dl~cli-e q real news
and Wit euf giving . moment care
fiji consideration "a The repert iheE
.,rcptcI j, II is facc value The re
suit wa 4 tremendous demonstration.
ti.e most rsqnarkaf,ly tie country ever
ha, seen aud before which all peace
demonstrations af tie Civil u ar and
lie ~pahls3l-AmcrIc;su tiff colEpar" as
al oll-fa,idoned candle compares with
Iuc,.era rc-l3
Cou.inuvd OF page u
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-11-08
IF YOU SEE 1T IN
EVERY EVENING
IT'S SO
NOTHING WITHHELD.
President Wilson Says No News
Concerning an Armistice is
Being Kept From Public.
BY Associated Press TO Every Evening

BY Associated Press TO Every Evening
Washington. Nov s.At President
Wilson's direction, Secretary Lansing
issued statement shortly after noon to-
day that any statement that news reach
ing the government concerning armistiee
negotiations was being withheld was
utterly false and thai as soon rs a de
clslon i'm regard to tho armistice was reach
cd il would bc made public Immediately
by the government
Mir Lansing's statement said: am
requested and authorized by the President
to state that no information reaching
this government concerl ing the arfnstiee
negotiations in France has been with
held: that any statement 10 the contrary
IS utterly false and that rs soon rs a def
mite decision in regard to the armistiec
has been reached II viii Immediately bc
made public by the government
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-11-08
GERMANS SHOUT
FOR A REPUBLIC
AS REVOLT SPREADS.
Uprising Against Government Or
derlv and Determined. Women
JON Soldiers II Keeping Order.
MUTINEERS SAIL AWAY
IN KEEL WAR FLEET
Chief Cities Turn Away From
Kaiser: Prince Henry Flees for
Safety From Mob.
N associated Press . Erery Eyealns

BY associated Press to Every Evening
Copenhagen Eay F-lca Ienrv oI
Prussia brother of Emperor William.
lett hiel Ia Wednesday d 4n aItomoDlie
avng i red flag Tie ~ohlcSVlg Foihs-
zeltang states He was pursued by na-
rlnee Nho ured . dozen shots at .lm
the newspaper alas.
,l.ar.., PFerz -5nF B Tass'4 IT, 5crn.8 / e o.9- 2
aud ae .u.y arolher ID he German
emperor
Capenaageu Thursday Nov ~ The
Norwurr.. ID Berlin publishes new
proclamation 70 German VUrAmen ~
the Social democratic party q wnlcu
emphasized tile p.-l Cv .rm Intention .
secure fllL democratic liberty for -a-
German people. at Proclamation Sat-.
"a E.arr
A.i hose ~ao arousu .nviae aoi.-
e.c~. caused tlS calamity - some al.t.
aur people u4S- ~ their noSts AE
necessary measures are being taken
thI~ cta 80 exception SSH le mal y
aus pe~u4 however, lgluy placed
London. Thursday nov lhe -rea.-
er part IL lGe German n4yt Wlia rea
dag, hals.,G has left the hesaol o. Nir
IN Possession nt IHG-.nc0~ or>, t,-
ccr4iug tu Copenhagen dispatch
the E>chau1 loltsrapa ColpAnt Eo-
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3uauy prisoners crossed nts Deular>
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ARRIVED Il Copenhagen from hamburg
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tIau . social Democrat
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lnE the prisons Order Is hyH4 u..n
ed hy tue marines
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ships VI ,he harbor
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son 81 thc German amN has arrived \
budapest from Bucharest o uHisr wtN
Premier Aiichacl karoyI 81 tmgart n
tho passage across that countrS =. t'crmu
divisions ROW ln Eumanla according tc
d Budapest dispatch received mere.