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The Bottineau courant. (Bottineau, Bottineau County, N.D.) 1895-1929, 1918-07-25

John F. Scott Of Deloraine is
q county seat visitor today.
Binder Irvine 49, Guaranteed
Irvine 25c at F. A. FL. Smiths. 2t
"A daughter was born to Mr..
and Mrs. E. Messelt (Clara
Erickson) at their home at Nc
Gamma last week.
We have a large stock Of ma
terial which we will close out at
a low figure. Come in and look.
this over. Imperial Lumber
Yard. It..
Axel HOLIDAYS was exhibiting
on Tuesday of this week a fine
sample Of flax, the stalk Of which
measured nineteen inches, from
his farm seven miles north of
town.
Geo. Lescault left last Tuesday
for Minneapolis and other Min
nesota points to visit relatives.
He contemplates going to Still
water to work in the powder
plant for Uncle Sam.
Lost-On the 18th inst, be-
tween Geo. Clowse's place and
Kramer, a boys brown cashmere
coat, military style. Suitable re-
ward will be paid for it's return
to The Courant office. 2tp
r. R. Kippen, H. Kippen, Jr.,
and Alex. Stewart autoed to
Hamilton the first of the week
and on their return took in the
Langdon fair. They report the
crops as being good in the val
ley.
F. J. Yellen returned from
Kolin, Louisiana, where he has
purchased a farm, on Friday
last. He expresses himself as
being very much pleased with
that part of the sunny south
land" in which he is located.
Mr.. j. A. Cameron was down
from Westhope Tuesday. Mrs,
Cameron, who has been undergo.
ing treatment at St. Andreauz
Hospital, has so far recovered as
to be able to accompany him up.
on his return home.
Mrs. P. D. Kness and son Clay
Of Long Beach, California, arriv.
ed Tuesday for a visit with
friends here and at Souris. Mrs
Kness still retains property in
Bottineau county but has made
her home at Long Beach for the
past six years.
Thos. Hennessy, who is look.
ing after the interests of the
United Consumers, Stores Com
pany in Cavalier county at pres.
ent, was in the city Monday in
attendance at the ceremonies OF
the laying Of the new high school
cornerstone.
For Sale school wagons
| glass windows. wagon IL feet
long, 2 inch wheels, ~ inch
axles, Miller Hot Air attachment
nearly new. Price $4,000 each
Lansford School Dist. No. 35
Lansford, N. OAK, A. G. Adams
Clerk. q
Would you take a course in
our school if you knew you
could secure a position paying
$50 a month? Emil Bullert did
He took a business course in the
Mankato Commercial College
Mankato, Mimi, last winter, and
now holds a $50 bank job il
Montana. July
Mr.. j. L. Huber, Of Westhope
was a business visitor in Botti.
neau Monday. Mr.. Huber wish.
es The Ceurant to state that
there is no truth in the rumol
that his son, Orpha, had been
killed in France. A letter from
the young man received last
Saturday conveys the informa.
ton that altho wounded and il
the hospital he is in no danger
and expects to resume his place
at the front in q short time.
The Bottineau courant. (Bottineau, Bottineau County, N.D.) 1895-1929, 1918-07-25

VIM. Stone Of Westhope is in
the city today.
Carl Kirkeby was down from
Souris yesterday.
Mr.. Cassidy, former local G.
agent is in the city today.
Frank Milloy Of Omemee is in
Bottineau today visiting friends.
Ted. Zorn of Gardena trans
acted business in the city Tues
day.
Banker Dyar and wife of Ant
Ter were Bottineau visitors yes-
terday.
R. Anderson and party of Del
oraine, Manitoba, are Bottienau
visitors today.
Judge Burr of Rugby arrived
yesterday and will take in the
fair in this city.
Mrs. Robt. TAFT submitted to
a surgical operation at the local
hospital Monday.
H. J. Guttu of Landa number
ed among those in the city yes
terday and today.
Clerk of Court Nils I. Dokken
and family are this week visit
ing at Meckinock.
Peter Olson and wife autoed
up from Barton to see friends
and take in the fair today.
Mrs. Melvin White arrived
yesterday and will spend some
time at the Dan White home.
VIM. Peterson of Russell is a
new employee at the Bottineau
National Bank, arriving yester-
day.
T. D. Acheson, candidate for
Clerk of Court on the Democrat
ic ticket, is county seat visitor
today.
The implement dealers of Bot
tineau county held a social gath
ering at Lake Metigoshe last
Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. w. Steinmeier
are down from the lake helping
take care of the fair crowds at
the Shirley hotel.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. G. McAlaster
and MIR. and Mrs. G.. Hammar of
Minot arrived in the city Tues
day evening to take in the fair.
Mrs. J. A. Johnson and child
rem, who at present are sojourn-
ing at one of the lake summer
Eresorts in northern Minnesota,
writes the doctor amazing stories
of their prowess in catching
strings of black bass.
We venture that H. o. Shell
don is displaying the most novel
and neat appearing display win
dows this week Of any store in
the CITY,. In one window is found
IA number of balloons, kept con-
stantly in the air by an electric
fan and in the other window is
a mystery clock, keeping exact
time, and being SO constructed
that the hands may be twirled
around and of their own accord
will come back to the correct
time. Also in this window is
found a miniature statue of Ii
berry, resembling in every par
ticular the statue Of liberty at
News York harbor, even to the
light which is constantly burn
ing. This display would certain
~ be a credit to any store in the
state.
The Bottineau county fair,
which was billed to open in this
city yesterday, failed to mater
ialize on account of rain. The
ironical humor of the weather
man in selecting for his sole per-
Torrance in this locality for
| many weeks fho Soma dofo &c
The Bottineau courant. (Bottineau, Bottineau County, N.D.) 1895-1929, 1918-07-25

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A. J.. Carlson returned home
Tuesday afternoon from his va
cation trip to Sycamore, Illinois.
Mr.. Carlson, in company with I.
r. parkway and daughters,
made the trip by automobile and
q very pleasant time is reported.
While in Sycamore Mr.. Carlson
received the news Of the death
Of his nephew, Frank Carlson,
who lost his life while perform
ing the duties Of a marine on the
battlefelds in France on June
|21st.
AT q meeting Of the antomo-
bile dealers Of Bottineau county
held IN the Commercial club
rooms last Thursday evening an
organization was perfected for
the purpose Of conducting all
garages and repair shops IN the
county alike. The main features
Of the meeting include the clos
ing Of al garages at TOO p. "A.
sharp every evening except Sat
urday, when the closing hour is
loo p. "a. No Sunday service.
HAll repairs will ~ strictly cash
|henceforth The order takes ef-
|fect pa Saturday July "a.
The Bottineau courant. (Bottineau, Bottineau County, N.D.) 1895-1929, 1918-07-25

IOE tnelT eXHlDlClOn is Tar from
being fully appreciated by the
latter, although those of our
farmers who still have grain or
hay which will be benefited by
the present long-delayed and
greatly needed precipitation
smile in approval. About every
thing necessary to insure what
many thought would prove to be
one Of the best agricultural ex-
hibits in the history Of the coun-
ty was in readiness on the
ground yesterday, the opening
day, which dawned cold and
threatening rain; this caused
the opening to be postponed UNI
til this morning, but again that
marplot, Jupiter Pluvius, inter-
fered with a cold rain, which
has fallen Internationally all day,
and caused raincoats and umbrel-
las to take their place among
the articles classed as prime ne
cessitieS- On every hand, while
commissioning with the mana
gers tor the running Of the fair,
one hears nothing save express
sions Of regret that the splendid
rain now falling comes too late
Eto insure 4 twenty bushel crop
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-11-11
PLANS FOR PEACE MEET
NEXT STEP TO RESTORE
ORDER THROUGHOUT WORLD

Washington Noy with the
granting Of thr armirtiCo 10 m. beat
en- German ARMIES by Marshal foch,
the next step viii be- the arrangement
tor the meeting of the peace confer
ence which will endeAvor 20 reach a
permanent settlement ~ the vast is
sues arising from tho great world war
beginning iu August tg1i as the
direct result nf tHe assassination of the
heir 10 the Austro- Hungarian throne,
the Archduko Francis and hts con
sort a. Saraicyo. BOSNIA. by % serbian
student, more than four ana halt
years of incredibly bloody strife haN"
developed problems that may not Do
permanently adjusted for genera
ton.
Thg armisticcs which have tcrmin-
atde actual hoHtilities with tho central
overs, beyond general references Ia
peace settlements and guarantees Tor
the performance ut any condition tha'
may be dictated hy the yiCtors. did not
contain any provision for the assem-
biage ut peace dclcgaies Consequent
IS u s believed tha' the diplomats
agencies viii proceed 90 that uS AZ
once. leaving the military asrucir. to
deal with such questions ts dcmnhili-
zltlon Df the enemy forces extension
OF immediate relief to the distressed
civilian l.hnbitBnts. not only ot eVac-
uutrd territory bat even ol me central
powers and disposition 1t 'he vast
stores of war material OF warships
and naval stores and finally OF the
closure of munition plants IN the en-
emy countries
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-11-11

Copenhagen, Nov II The rcvo-
luton i'm Germany is today, 10 all
intent purposes AN accomplished
fact.
The revolt has not yet spread
throughout the whole empire but
fourteen of the twenty-siX states,
including all the -four Kingdoms
and all other important states are
reported securely on the hand Of
the reyoluliunists.
Amsterdam, Nov. ll-Gcrman
garrlsons along the Dutch frontier
are reported IN revolt Officers are
being disarmcd and being treated
roughly in some instances.
Many of the guardsmcn threw
down their arms and have gone
home.
Thousand, of Dutch workmcu
are streaming homcward from
kruppS, at Essen. Work in the
RheniSh Wcstphalian industrial
regions is at standStill in many
pingps
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-11-11

Two. lWmrd evacuation Of in
vadod countries Urlgium France. Al
sacc-i .orBtuc. lukcmhurE, 80 ordered
as tu hr completed within fourteen
days from the signature of the urmis-
ucc GcrwVu troops which have not
left the above mentioned territories
within thc period fixed viii bcyom"
prisoners of w.r Occupation les the
allied aud Unto states forces tlointly
viii keep pace Win evacuation IA these
areas An move ents Of evacuation
and occupation VII bc regulated in
accordance with Iotc annexed to the
stated terms.
Three Repatriation beginning ar
once and tr o., ... plctcd within four
teen duys ul t Inhabitants uf tHc
countries above 'ntioucd, Including
hostages ami n3 uudrr trial on
convicted
Four eu.r.... la goud condition
hy IA, GtrllH Iics of the follow
ing cpupu.ut ve houmud guns
UNo thuusuU. ..u hundred heavy.
TWO Thousand lundrcd field thir-
~ Thousand nr guns Thrr"
thousand riiin. rfer two thousand
aoroBlnncg iH...f bomhcrs flrst-
k h-.aa .u# hi bombing ma
rhauios lu. ...He 60 be delivered
iu stu tu tH. Les uud the United
States troops curdIncc with the
N''biitd CON '"'" "'N" "' INV
annexed h''.
Five. E,....f... 10y the Grrman
armies ut CO.. ...utrlos ou the left
bank of the It... These countries
uu the lrft ... { the Rhine shall
Dee admnI.inr". the local authori-
ties und,r ll. troll Of The allied
and United Sf hfniics Of nc"uph
ton Tho u..".. ION Of those terri
tories viii 30, H.'..lhed by allied and
7 United Ssit,. .. sons holding the
principal cius-r. 't the Rhine May
curo. Cupleul gnc. together With
hridgchctds N- '.se points in the
thirty kloWr'. dlus on IN" tgh'
bank aud hN sl ins similarly hold
ing the sirarnf. l.Ints ot the regions
\ neutral ana al he reserved "t
the right OF t.' ,hine between tn
stream and "a .n. "rdwn parallel 10 n
forty kilomotsrs fH the east from TN
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-11-11
WILHELM FATE
IS UNDE TERM|NED
BUT QUITE DARK
Last Report Says Erstwhile Emp
eror Is Marooned in Railroad
Train at Border Of Holland,
Waiting to Be Let in.

Amsterdam. Nov II II is stated uu
good authority here that William Ito
hcuzullern. me former German cm-
peror Viii bee intcrped iu Holland.
Washington .iov ~ German
radio picked up ay the American sta
tiou. confirming the report that WI.
liam lloheuzollcru De- iu Holland,
" hire ho is stated 60 Zee awaiting q de-
Cis.ou hy he officials uf Ga" neither
lands government as to his status. says
Field Marshal Nun llud'nhurg is not
with IN" former emperor. but has re-
manned tt the headquarters OF the
German general staff
Amsterdam, sunday NoN. 10 --
william liohcnzoll"rn. the former
German emperor his eldest son ana
Field Marshal won Hind"nburg. u Is
learned from % reliable source. ar" IN "a
railway train near the station of Eys-
ten awaiting the decision of the
Dutch government The blinds on the
train are down.
Amsterdam Nuv ~ Emperor
william, u Is reported here. was on
his way to the British limos to sur
render, when he was headed off hN
German r"voiutiouists aud forced to
seek safety .n Holland.
Paris NoV ~ Many sensational
rumuts bcCainc current her" AS H re
suit ot the news of the signing % the
urmisticc between 'ht allies ani 'ior-
many These reports were Go the ct
fcrt that Prince Eitrl IrpdcIIDh, the
.ccoru son of William ~. WAS prevent
cd from committing suicide ANA that
the empress was dying
Three German generals are said q
have committed suicide
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-11-11

There IL every reason Tor holding
the gathering as soon as stable gut.
ornmcuts can be set up .n the cen
trail powers TO succeed ousicd autoc-
racios Vast business interests are
held in suspense until " o. determined
what h. tu hc the future. Aside from
other and urgent reasons. great indus
trial plants used for war purpose
must again be converted 60 the man
ufacturc of staple commodities. and
arrangements made TO- the return tn
civil life and employment ~ the mii-
lions of soldiers lately engaged in wat.
tn order 90 Insure continuation
Of rhe harmony which has chlraC-
terizcd an of the diplomatic and mili-
mr5 relations of the entente powers
and America, II o. expected that tho
delegates Ot these couutries viii get
together first iu private conference,
in order tu frame their own programs
before auy effort Is made 10 assemble
q formal peace conference. Delegates
from the central powers Will ioln the
Their governments already have sol
EMMY engaged tu Dee bound BY the
fourteen peace terms and other Condi-
tlous laid down hy President Wilson
aud then activities probably must be
limited O. efforts 20 induce tho other
delCcutoN go accept Bermsnic CON
struction OF the exact meaning of thesa
terms Couchsd a. they were In gen
erai language there u opportunity for
genuine differences OF opinion as 10
some of the details
but one tae, must be borne In mlud,
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-11-11

The rcRdmsimcut OF labor and i'm
dustr, Will hc undertaken in confer
ence with the department of labor and
the war industries board $50 as to ci-
feet as little dislocation OF labor aud
the greatest facility possible FOR the
re- establishment ot industry
secretary nub"r said ~ was clear
there was work enough iu the United
States for an tho labor u tho ruun-
trS Mann government avtiNluo- IKE
tho ship huilding Industry Viii CON
tnuo uninterruptodlN for q long t.ur,
others will bc gradually Icadjustci.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-11-11
FEW MORE KNIGHTS
UIr IuE TRAIL

'uprI hag,u Nov THE Grand
Duke of pidenburg has been dcthron-
% and the Grand Duke OF hecklcn
berg SchWrriu has abdtcatod, accord
ing tu dispatches. according 60 dfs.
patches from Hamburg.
The Hamburg Nhehuchtcn, Wluch
reports the abdicatiou of the gsatt
duke, says that governments fof
Murhlrnbcrg has been formed bN
WORKERS and soldiers council.
Copenhagen. Not. n. King Fu,d-
rich August OF SaNony has been de-
throned, according 60 AN Official telc
gram from Berlin.
Washington. Nov n Public au-
thoTity iu the frussian North s..t
port OF panzig is iu tho hands Of ID
soldiers and workers council formed
by both socialist partieb. There wctc
mo- disturbances sunday, hut a general
strike mas been declared for toda,
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-11-11
SOCIALIST REPUBLIC
is THEIR GOAL

London Nov II on p. m. The
soldiers aud workmen's council,
according 10 German wireless
message picked mp here, has de
cidcd that publicitics employees,
physicians aud domestic servants
are exempted from the general
strike.
The leader of the social demo
Gratis announces that both groups
of socialists are seeking n socialist
republic but will ask the people
and a constituent assembly 10 de.
eide.
The social democrats have re-
irctcd the demand of the indcpcn.
dents that the whole executive,
Legislative and judicial power
should bc given representatives of
the workers aud soldier, a. being
a dictatorship OF part OF one
class, contradlcting democratic
principles. - The socialists declined
also 10 exclude the middle class
from the government.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-11-11
Railroad Heads
Plan to Continue
Under Government

Washington. nov Ill Railroads
wid continue under government con
troll until - months after peace has
been declared officially unless con
press meanwhile cnacts new log,sla b.
ton shortening this period or provd-
inr for permanent t"d'ral hr'',l"h.
TLc railroad administration is plan
ming for .hc hauling of great quan-
my Of reconstruction freight IN IN"
ncNt lcur or two and regards 'ontlnu
anco OF p0ohns ot facilities aS essen
ual.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-11-11
FIGHTING STILL On
~ STREETS on BERLIN

Basel. Noy. Fighting between
revolutionary forces and impcriat
troops was suI going on in Berlin
SUNDAY morning Thr struggle which
began Saturday evening broke out
fresh - . o'clock sunday morning
The heaviest fighting sunday morn
INK was IN front OF the Victoria and
Bauer cafes and the library of the ar
senal. near tho Lustgaten, where on
GERS. military cadets ana boy scouts
were fortified
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-11-11

l<icl Wilhclm-haycn and other ports
are in the power of revoluuouist nav.
IA units
London. So, %. U.c1 p.ul- The
revolution U steadily progressing
throughout the empire says Ger
man wireless dispatch from Berlin.
soldiers and workers councils are be
INK established cyorS where.
In general the change Of govern
ment. the message adds. has occurred
without appr ociable disturbance uf
economic order or Of bioodshod.
Amsterdam. Nov Armed work
ors and soldiers sturmed tho prison iu
the Ait Menbit street In Berlin. but AT
the request of Deputy BacChuer they
released only those incarcerated as
war victims. including Former captain
Won Berfeld. who was concerned in
the di4tribu;ioE 81 the memorandum
OF Prince lirhuowsky whic hacCusci
GERMANY of starting the war.
Paris. Nov IL During revolution
airy disorders at cologne a crowd tried
10 dcuoliSh with machine gun fare u
statue ~ william ~. but finally con
tented itself by muffling W the statue
aud placing upon IL r. card Inscribed
Prime" Henry OF Prussia haH fled q"
Denmark.
Amsterdam. Nov ~ News has
been rcccived "a Herhn and forwarded
here that the garrisous az poehoriiz
and pottsdam are iu the hands 10 the
anidiers' aud Vgurk era' council
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-11-11
HINDENBtRG OFFERS HIS
SERVICES TO PEOPLE

London Nov. u. 500 .. tu ticld
Marshal yon Iiindenburg has placed
himself and tho German army AT tho
disposition OF the nov peoples govern
ment at Berlin, SAYS a disnatch from
the German capital by wal oi tupcu-
hugon
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-11-11
puo>T AND WIRE CONTROL
WILL ALSO tONIiNit

Washington. Nov II -toNcrnlN"n'
oporntton on telephone and telegraph
communications hv the poHioiiice DC
pnrtment VIII continue f"r AZ least
wear whether any step is taken nN
congress toward public ownership
said David ! Lewis. OF ~" depart
mcnts control commission 'ooHN
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-11-11

Washington, Nov. 1.-The terms of the armistice with
Germany read to congress by President Wilson 90
o. clock this afternoon.
Assembled in the hall of the house nineteen months
ago and heard president ask
the declaration OF they today heard him speak the
which heralded the coming of peace.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-11-11

Paris. Nuy 1.-THE situation Boa
Germany as Far as 10 can h. ascertain
rd from news arriving through swift
Hcrland, may ho summed up as fol.
lYWr.
Ia Prussia tho emperor i- gone aud
q socialist government iu uu uudctcr-
mined form is in power
la Bavaria ana Wurttemburg re-
publics have boen proclaimed.
The royal family ~ pldenhurs has
fled end e revolution b. reported
4 republic has been formed In
Schlcswig- Ilolstcin.
Frankfort Hamburg Cologne, Es-
sen. Muelholm, AIN l.H-Ihapclle and
Emcricn, as well az many other cltirs,
are iu the hands of the reyulutiOuar-
lsr
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-11-11

TODAY
IN THE NEWS
THANK GOD
Our Losses.
The Terms.
UNDERNEATH the bolstcrous
hilarity. the noisy cclchrat

7 Nl)EitNf.A II lu' hplNl'IouN
hilarity, the noisy cclchrat-
ing, the expression ut Joy
too big for even the most self on
tanned of men and women to bear
IN silence, there Is flowing strong
through the hearts and minds OF
all of us today deep an rcNcrcnt
feeling of Thanks 10 Almighty God
for His dclivcrancc, At last '"comp-
llshcd. from this awful period of
trial. this fifteen hundred and six
ty-Scvcn days of unSpcakablc hor-
ror during much OF which We have
been at grips with powers winch
placed the final test upon ''r faith
in righteousness and Justice
Thank God that our faith was
sufficient to meet that test. that
our nation was strong enough 10
stand shoulder TO shoulder with
our allies that our part has been
performed and our duty done
Thauk siod that we have come
through our trial with honor m-
scathcd, with every responsibility
well carried Ia its conclusion. with
our faith in the God of ali the pco-
pie renewed and strengthened.
And Thank God again that the
trial and the test are ended and we
may return TO the ways of peace.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-11-11
FOCH'S GRIM TERMS
LEAVE GERMAN NATION
LITTLE BUT ITS SOIL

restitution for Damage Done by Armies, Surrender
of Whole Navy, Abandonment of All Advan-
tageous Treaties, Huge Stores of Military and
Other Supplies, Among Major Conditions of the
Stipuations Under Which Fighting Ceases and
Way Is Opened for Peace.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-11-11
DRAFTCALLSCANCELLED
BY PRESIDENTS ORDER

Washmglon D. g., NoN. lily order of President Wilson,
Provost Marshal General Crowcr today dcct" the cancca
of all of the standing draft calls stopping the movement
during five days $1,000 and setting aside all
November calls for 3O0,OOO men
Calls and marine corps affected b" the
entertainments Of for these services will
nuc ordered
Draft boards will continue classification of registered
small number of in eastern states commenced training
M today for clnOnmenjs under the calls and the
collation. late affect their status They will b
sidccd as i'm the army until cmobiczd Men yet cntane
whether specially nductrd assembled by general call, for
the day and hour of service has been sci by draft boards
will he considered hOnorably discharged and paid
secretary Baker announced that far practical all
men who have called and who have not yet completed their
training will hc Immediately turned back to civilian HE
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-11-11

Washington, Nov Secretary Daniels today
announced no immediate step would be taken to-
ward demobzing any part of the naval forces of
the United States.
1t was limited at the navy department that the
United States the worlds richest nation and the
least sufferer from the of all the great powers
might be called upon to do the greatest share of
navy police work for enforcement of armistice
terms