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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-12-02
RUSSO AMERICAN FORCES
CONTINUE PlNEGA GAINS

By The Associated Press.
ARCHANGEL. Saturday, Nov 30.
The Russo American forces, continu-
ing their advance up the Pinega river
over ice and snow covered roads,
have captured the town OF harpa-
gorskOi, l2O miles from the town of
Pinega after a fight with the boil
sheviki. This place since the organi-
zatton of the new government OF
Archangel was n Russo-alied provi-
sion depot. but was raided and cap
ured by the Bolsheviki and since
then had been the scene OF much par
usan fighting.
A patrol Of 10 Americans scouting
Yesterday along the Vaga river south
Of Shenkursk encountered tenfold
superior force OF bolshevik, includ-
ing cavalry and infantry with many
machine guns, The Americans were
surrounded. but fought their way out,
losing lieutenant and IL men
Killed.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-12-02
REGULATION OF COTTON
SHORT SELLING PLANNED

ATLANTA. Ga, Dec. Charles
] Brand, head OF the cotton distribu-
ton committee. plans immediate ac-
tion for a more rigid regulation Of
short selling on the New York and
New Orleans cotton exchanges, ac-
cOrding TO a statement made public
mere tonight by j. j. Brown, prest
dent Of the cotton states advisory
marketing board. Moro rigid re
quiremcnts OF delivery also will be
demanded the statemnt said,
The drop OF approximately 50 n
bale In cotton Saturday was without
reason and can not be explained as
4 result OF leg Innate trading on the
nasis OF supply and demand" ac-
'ording to Mr. Browns statement.
and officers OF the marketing board
today asked Mr.. Brand that some
corrective action be taken by the
government agency. which is held 10
ne in position to remedy tn"
trouble"
Mr.. Frand replied that he would
axe up tomorrow the question Of re-
striCt.ons on short selling and deliv-
ry requirements
"In'ess such rulings are made a
once, Mr Brown said. I'VE shall In
.,lst that the exchanges be closed
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-12-02
FORMER TEXAS SUPREME
JUDGE DIES OF PARALYSIS

,, WACO, Texas, Dec. Judge D.
r, iartis. SO. former member of the
state supreme court, died here to-
night at Z O'Clock. following a para
ytic stroke. Deceased had long been
prominent in state political and ju-
dicial circles. having been assistant
attorney under Governor
lnnham and later n senator from
McLennan county. lie was appointed
To seat on the supreme court bench
during Governor Ferguson's first
term and was elected to the same po-
Sition in the primaries two years ago.
Later he was forced to resign on ac-
count OF I'll health. He is survived
by a widow. Funeral arrangements
have not yet been made.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-12-02
ALLIED COMMISSION
MAY BE PERMANENT
Creation Of Organization Understood
To lie Ono OF Projects for Pre-
Iimlnnry Discussion.
TO BE PLANNED AT LONDON
Prcmicrs Ia Discuss Creation nj First
Meeting Of Allied Heads Soon
tO Meet In English Capital.
BY Tho ASSOCIATED Press,

BY Tho Associated Press.
PARIS, &C. l,--<1no- of the lnrgsr
projects being matured as q prelimi-
nary 10 the peace congress n ths Gre
alton OF a permanent inter-allied
comm ission. on which Great Britain.
France, Italy and the United states
will be represented on all wartime.
financial and food questions
The project has been fully out
lined and II will be among the mair
subjects before the supreme counci!
of premiers which is about TO as
semble in London.
Such a comm isslon would take the
place OF the three temporary COM
mittees now IN operation. These
temporary committees are the inter-
allied maritime committee. on which
Raymond u. Stevens and George
Rublee OF the United States shipping
board are the American members.
the inter-allied financial committee,
on which oscar T. Crosby. assistant
PeCretary Of the treasury, represents
America. and the food committee on
which Louis T.. sheldon. representa-
tive OF the American food admins
trative board In the United Kingdom,
Is the American member.
The functions OF all three OF these
committees would be merged into a
permanent inter-allied commission,
according to the proposal now being
considered. while practical advant-
age In n permanent inter-allied com
m iBsion generally are admitted by
diplomats here, opposition has de-
veloped TO some OF its features.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-12-02
WOUNDED SOLDIERS
REACH HOBOKEN.

NEW YORK, Dec. 1.-The men
who Helped pay the Inevitable price
OF victory in the great war are com
ing home, but there will be no pa
rades for them, no march down
Fifth avenue or any other avenue
between lanes Of cheering hero wor-
shippers.
The hospital ship Northern Pacific
docked at Hoboken tonight with
l,lOO wounded soldiers and marines
on board, including 40 officers. she
steamed slowly through the Narrows
after dark. hours late because OF
heavy wind winds.
For the returning heroes there was
none OF the martial pomp which sent
them away A few Of the walking
wounded" lined the rail as the yes
sci came abreast of the statue OF lib
erty and there was a feeble cheer as
Bartho. DIS emblem OF freedom vel
coined them to the harbor.
On the way in they passed the
giant Mauretania, at anchor In Grave
send hay, crowded with the troops
returning from training camps In
England.
Five hundred OF those on board
the Northern Pacific are badly
wounded, but most Of the others
were able TO hobble about the snip
on the voyage across.
The work OF removing the wound
ed to hospitals will begin at o'clock
tomorrow morning. The Red Cross
has modified every available ambu-
lance to carry them.
The passage OF the Northern Pa
cific with its freight OF wounded was
the roughest the ship has encoun-
tered, during it's year and a half in
the transport service OF this country
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-12-02
EX.KAISER WOULD PUT
WAR BLAME ON OTHERS

nv Tho Associated Press
COPENIlNEN, Nov. 30 Former
Emperor William Of Germany at
tempted TO shift the blame for tn"
war to the shoulders OF Dr TheobaId
Rethmann- -Hollweg. former imperial
chancellor. and Gotlieh Won Jagow'
former minister Of foreign affairs In
4 private conversation ne had with
Or. George Wcgcnor. five days be-
fore he fled from cGeTmany, accord
ing to a report Of the interview writ
ten for the Cologne Zeitung by Dr
WcEcnCr,
The emperor told Or. Wcgenor
that the governments policy OF the
last weeks before the outbreak OF
tho war had been carried on by Or.
Won and Herr
Won Jasuw alone.
81 knew no more about 1t than
that" he declared. Against my
will they sent me to Norway
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-12-02
MAYOR OF TULSA IS
HONORED BY LEAGUE
Named Trustee OF Municipal Asso-
ciatlon-Unicnmcra Legislature
Endorsed.

Special 10 Tho World.
OKLAHOMA CITY, Dec. &c. II.
Hubbard. mayor Of Tulsa, wa
named with p. p. Duffy Of Ell Reno,
as trustees OF the oklahoma Munici-
oal League at It's closing session here
last night. John McMullen, COM
missioner OF highways. Bartlesville,
was elected president: =. ID. watson,
mayor OF McAlester, was elected vice
president and +. S. Blachly OF the
University of oklahoma was selected
secretary y-treasurer.
Creation OF unicameral legisla-
ture was urged in resolutions.
Another resolution recommended
by the committee requests the state
board OF education to give a course
In municipal education in all high
schools OF the state, TO the end that
Young men and women Will have
more information on such matters
and manifest more interest In muni'
ripal affairs.
The statute taking authority for
regulating rates for public utilities
from cities and placing 1t under state
control II condemned.
Another resolution requests the
legislature to change the laws tn
y.
own tax levies, without reference to
the county excise boards
The committee deplores the action
NJ the last legislature In passing the
Hobbs bill. No. 4Is, which. de-
clares, instead Of giving relief, only
hampers municipalities.
Workmen's compensation changes
are asked, allowing a compensation
from the time a workman iS strick er
instead OF after two weeks. as the
present law requires and also pay
in proportion to injuries
With reference Ia selling rnunic'nH
bonds in small denominations "a
home people. the resolutions commit
tee urges the cltv officers and mem
hers of the council of defense WORK
IN conjunction in stimulating Cam'
naigns for selling ouch bonds. before
they are advertised for sale to out
| side bidders
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-12-02
Want Opportunities.

Tho World Want Columns are
Just overflowing with chances for
the making Of money in a hun
dred different ways, and one OF
these ways Is through the Want
Ad realty department
SO true is this that the Want
Columns are becoming known the
country over as the Realty In
dex, the guide to the hIme maker
in whatever financial circum-
stances ne may be situated. In
the World Wants are offers ad-
vantageous to both parties to the
bargain buying, telling, renting
and exchanging in city, town. su-
burb or country
All that is necessary is for the
prospective home builder, buyer.
renter or exchanger TO follow the
World Want Colums daily and
seize fhe first good opportunity
that pesents itself,
Put yourself in the way OF taxi
ing advantages OF the Want Ad
.eaIty opportunities by reading
the World Wants daily and run
ring a want Ad yourself as oc-
.taslon demands II.
Phone 5000 or 6001
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-12-02
PLANS FOR PRESIDENTS
TRIP STILL UNAhh0UNCED

WASHINGTON, Dec. I.--On tn"
eve almost ~ the presidents de-
parture for France 10 attend the
peace conference, no information re
garding his trip has been permitted
to become public.
I'nofficiaily 1t was said today that
the president now plans to leave
Washington Tuesday night ror New
York. where no will board the line
George Washington. on which he and
he other American representative
to the conference will sail Under
his plan It was ASSUMED that IN"
liner would put to sea "wednesday
morning
There were reports during the dhv
hat the president expected to go L"
New York on tn" yacht MlNti""r.
leaving Washington immcdihtei'
after he addressed congress tomol
~ow at O'Clock, but generally niue
crrdence was given these reports.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-12-02
German Government
Starts mUeStid,1ofion
OfCrl'71e IN Belgium

LONDON, Dec. Tibet, C.arnan
government is starting an inyeati-
CATION INTO the perulah c' lines In
Belgium. the deportation Of Rel
gian workmen. the theft Of Relgian
machinery and the murders OF
Edith Cavell and Captain ~ Hs-vstt
Among those helu tespS Jonsible,
according 10 an hIls'eru am dis
patch 10 the rNcha"Ec u" blegraph
company, are behe'd' ton @ Sauber-
zweig, the former militia ~ gov-
ernor Of Brussels, Genera Rnron
Kurt Won Manteuffei AmiIitarv
commander AZ Eouhr.n' a'i' Baron
Won der lanckeh, clNl' EoVs frnor OF
Brussels at the time Of MRaisS Ca
Wells execution.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-12-02
VIENNA SAVED 4
FOR ANOTHER MiOS1u

BY Tho ASSocisted Pr,t
VIENNA, Stature, ~ No. On
Vienna hns been savfrj ,-,.,, ,i,,
for another month le,,u '.,
i en-, ,,\n government
w weis u WI" &C delivered 10
loads OF potatoes, 1000, a shccv < ooo
hCdO VI Na'ic hhu op'Tpr fOOdSfu ffa
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-12-02
Gnoa 70 Enrnnc on MIssion.

TUSKEGEE, Ala, Dec, 1.--Pres-
dent Robert II. Motion OF Tuskegee
Normal industrial Institute. who was
called to Washington last week for
a conference with President Wilson
and Secretary Of State LANSING
sailed for France today, according to
a telegram received here, on special
mission for the government, the ma
ture OF which Is unrevealed.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-12-02
WHEN FRITZ GETS HOME.

WHEN FRITZ GETS HOME.
What Storiea Fritz vii have to tell
when he gets home in peace 10 dwell
How proud his patient wife will be
To sit within the room while he
Relates In PruSAAn language grand
How he cut of baby's hand
Ihen adds, with PrusGian pride and rest,
stabbed its mother through the
Imagine Heinie, home from sea,
once more with wife and children three.
Telling the tales OF every trip
And picturinE each sinking ship.
Once he will say, I'VE found AhoAt
Nine women in an open boat
And Just for practice and for fun,
We Shelled them with our forward gun"
Will Oscar say; ''My little child,
Your father WGs demon wild.
lie and his three companions bad
Once over took a British lad G.
And, Just because he wouldn't sell
His honor and refused 10 tell
How many troops ware on the MArne,
We nailed his body 10 barn"
Women OF Prussia when your men
Come marching home 70 you again,
Your little ones YOU should forbid
To ask theii fathers what they did.
To hear II. though you loved them much,
Their very hands you d shrink TO touch
Speak not Of war 10 them. for fear
They tell OF things UNFIT 10 hear.
Copyright, 1918. by Edgar A. Guest)
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-12-02
WILL DOCK AT HoBoKEN
Troops Expected to Land This
Morning-Army and Naval
Tugs Meet Ship.
MORE VESSELS ARE ON WAY
War Department Announces
New Departures From
Liverpool.

NEW YORK, Dec. 1.-The British
steamship Mauretania. returning to
the United states with the first large
body OF American overseas troops.
ancrohed in Grayesend bay at $40
o'clock tonight. She was met by
navy and army tug boats. She prob
ably will remain at her anchorage
until early tomorrow morning when
she is expected to dock at Hoboken.
The navy tug, 1t was reported, had
been ordered TO meet the Mauretania
to bring ashore admiral Henry T.
Mayo, commander OF the Atlantic
fleet, who was returning from Eng
land as n passenger. The army tug.
1t was said, had orders TO bring
ashore an army officer OF high rank,
Aboard the Mauretania, as an
nounced recently ~ General March:
chief or starr ere seveRl thousand
members OF thS air service who we're
stationed In england. The ship also
carries PMmber Of casuals.
When. the transport docks at Ho-
7oheFG relatives and friends OF those
aoo'a ard will not be allowed on the
pie, according to a recent announce
mTnt by Brigadier General @. II.
'GManus, embarkation officer at
, WASHINGTON. Dec. Notice
was received by the war department
today of the sailing from Liverpool
on November 20 OF the steamer
Ascanlus for New York with ~ Of
ficers aud 1927 men and the steamer
Canopic.. for Boston. with % officers
and 1867 men.
on both steamers are aero units
except a few casuAls and unattached
officers.
ON the Ascanius are the 34sth
475th, 476th, .326th. 371st, 378th,
sIlst. 335th, H73d and S32d aero
squadrons: five officers and Is men
medical detachments. casuals and siX
unattached officers.
On the Canopic are the firSi
Handley- Paige acceptance park; the
2l1th, 2s2d and 306th aero squad
ruhs: n detachment OF the second
Handley Paige acceptance park;
/ three officers and l3 men, medica
| casuals and Il unattached officers
This makes a total OF 1880 Officers
and men now en- route home IRON
England, representing nearly two
thirds OF the total number OF Amerl'
can troops In that country when the
armistice was signed. The remainder
are to return home on several steam
ers leaving Liverpool this week oi
next week =.
The Canopic Is the first ship &c
sail from England TO Boston, th'
other five being en- route for New
York.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-12-02
Finnncier Dead.

NEW YORK, Dec. Capt
Joseph Raphael de Lamar financier
and mine owner, died today in
Roosevelt hospital of pneumonia,
which developed after an operation.
tie was rs years old Captain de
lamar was president of the Dome
Mines company. vice president OF tho
International. Nickel company and .
director N many other corporations
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-12-02
YankS DiSperSe Mob
ThatAHdckS German
OUercharging Shops

by The Associated Press
WITH lHE AMEiilCAN ARMY
OF OCCUPATION, Dec. -Four
American soldiers dispersed IA mob
OF thousands at f.sch, after II had
wrecked 2S shops In reveng" Tor
the Overcharging Of Americans.
Most OF these Establishments were
conducted by Germans. Tho loss
is estimated at between 1000. 900
hnd 100000 francs
The trouble began when "A
soldier was charged = francs foI
cake OF chocolate and the ~ A.
amount for an apple The Luxf
burgers, who long have protet tstcd
against high prices. resented the
ovcrcharBing Of their "deliver(rs."
They entered the shop destr@ Ing
itB contents.
Someone raised tho cry to WINE
out all German establishments and
the mob soon grew To thousinds
who began systematic desGurtluu
A department store ownSd by A
reported his loAs to hi9 govern
ment, lie was the only foreigner,
other than Germans, whose prop-
erty was attacked.
The anti-German spprn was su
perseded by ordinyS mob en-
thusiasm and the obstruction final
ly was extended H. the shops OF
Luxemburgers themselves.
Two Americani lieutcnants. who
destruction waS a, it's height,
called upon fqur enlisted men to
arm Themselves with broken
boards and disperse the crowd.
me soldEfrs shouted to the eX-
cited cited mey and women TO go to
their hoFnes and they dispersed
qulckky, accepting the command
"lthSut question.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-12-02
LondoV Hears Rupture Be-
tweqh Munich and Berlin
IFS Now Complete.
ELECTION SEEMS CERTAIN
while Some Parties Think
Feb. l6 Is Too Early, Will
Likely BE Accepted.
WILL PUT DOWN CONFLICTS
Hindenburg Issues Orders
Red Flag May Be Dis
played if Done Orderly.

LONDON, Saturday. Nov 30
Bavaria will open negotiations for II
separate peace with the entente al
lies. according TO an Exchange Tele-
graph dispatch from Zurich, which
adds that the rupture between the
governments OF Berlin and Munic h
is now complete.
The government OF Germany is
supported by Field Marshal Won Hin
dcnburg who placed the army at its
disposal, and refuses TO resign or to
dismiss Doctor Solf, foreign secre-
tary to the coalition cabinet, or Dr.
Matthias EIsberRcr.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-12-02
AUidtiOn Is introduced
IN Police Department

NEW YORK. Dec. An aviation
section has been established by the
New York police department. 1t was
tonight. 1t will be headed
by Colonel jefferson Thompson, who
has been Interested for years in tho
OF aerOnautics. The
police aircraft viii be used chiefly In
policing rivers, harbors and bay.
They also will he available for cmer-
eencies in connection with greaf
fires or other disasters.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-12-02

PARIS. Dec. LIN an article
seeking to penetrate the significance
~ the publication at the present mo
ment OF the German emperors alb
GicatIon. Jean Herbette. political ed
itor OF the Temps, concludes with
This passage:
More than ever II Is possible Ger
many is preparing a surprise for us.
More than ever must France remain
in close union with her companions
in arms.
But this union to be efficacious
must be general. 1t Is not only the
European allies which must remain
in hand. The role of the United
States which was decisive In the lat
ter stages OF the war Is no less de-
cisive in preparing for peace.
Nothing can be done which binds
the future before the arrival In
Europe OF President Wilson. The
conversations which are now going
on In London have no diplomatic
character. 1t is Foch, not Pichon
Ooreign minister), who accompanies
Premier Clemenceau.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-12-02
POWERFUL WT,DEIrcc
PUT ON FOR WIZ uIS0N

NEW YORK, d., ,A,c,. ,,,.r,
less apparatus, N tI a. ~ ar -,
ins,aI,oS ,nd.0 10y any vessel, was
~, ,,,r, oSn the American
,ha' ,,.s,snr., Washington, M
,n''a,, ,,L,'. son can keep in
.o,'a w. nv, lgton during his
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-12-02
FALL OF PREMIER
EISNER EXPECTED,

COPENHAGEN, Dec. I.-AdVicce
from Bavaria say the fall OF Premier
Elsncr Is expected soon and that Herr
Aucr. n socialist. Is mentioned Rs his
successor.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-12-02
WIRE BRIEFS.
BUCHAREST Is
REPORTED BURNING.

By The Associated Press.
COPENHAGEN, Dec. I.-Buchar.
est Is burning, according to reports
from Berlin received here. Peasant
revolts are said TO have broken out
In all parts OF RumAnia.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-12-02
CHARGE OF MURDER
LODGED AGAINST KAISER.

PARIS, Dec. 1.-(Havas) M "a =
anne Prieur, widow of one OF the a.
Tins Of the torpedoing OF the So, sscr
by German submarine, has Il Id1cd
a complaint OF murder I'm the cr,onr,s
against the former German CT ,,,,cro,
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-12-02
LEGAL QUESTIONS INVOLVED
Circumstances of Admission
Of Hohenzollern Will Be
( Investigated.
CROWN PRINCE MUST QUIT
Paris Understands Powers
Will Require That He For
mally Abdicate.

THE HAGUE. Saturday, Nov. 90
The Netherlands government has
appointed a commission to report on
the position which the former en-
peror occupies in Holland. The re-
lationship Of the Dutch government
to legal questions which may arise
respecting William Hohenzollern's
admission to his stay in Holland also
will be inquired into. The commits
sion consists Of B. c. ]. Lodaer, Pro-
fessor A. a. n. Struycken and A. Z.
Alex
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-12-02
RUSSIAN BATTLEsHI pS
ARE TAKEN OVER, 10

PARIS, Dec.
allied naval squadrone .,h,.1s -I.nJ
off Scbastopol n fewp d"ns apo tooL
49, o,, VI ,,. VIZ ussian battlcship
man submarines. Fon-,oor Co-U,au
e. ,"r.s. IN, found in Black
ne s-a,, all VII : be used by the
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-12-02

BERLIN. via Amsterdam, Dec. /.
Doctor Hartman today handed to
Dr. w S. Solf the German foreign
secretary, credentials to the peace
German Austrian republic. Doctor
Solf on receiving DR.. Hartman said
ne was deeply impressed by the de-
cisiOn of German Austria to Join
Germany as this was the long fOs-
tered desire OF Germany.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-12-02

WEATHER REPORT.

TULSA, Dec 1.--MaIimum, so,
minimum - north winds, clear
OKLAHOMA; Monday and Tues
day fair.
LOUISIANA: Monday and Tuesday
ARKANSAS: Monday and Tuesday
fair
- EAST AND WEST TEyAs: Monday
Tuesday fair.
KANSAS: Fair Monday and Tues
uAy. not much change IN temperature
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-12-02
KING OF WURTTEMBURCe
FORMALLY ABDICATESS. -

-, N,.,,o,,,h,, ~. The king
80, ",',.s NaS UT nally abdI-
Stuttgart.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-12-02

LONDON. Nov. 3O.--The formal
abdication Of the German emperor
caused surprise in England. 1t had
been supposed on the strength OF the
announcement made by Prince Maxi
milan OF Baden. while chancellor,
and the reports of the Berlin council
Of soldiers and workmen's delegates
that william Hohenzollern had abdi-
Gated before he left Germany for
Holland.
The abdication of the former Ger
man crown prince was accepted here
as fact on the same basis, but It Is
now believed that Frederick William
has not relinquished his claim to the
throne. The eX-emperor's pronun-
ciamento speaks for himself only.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-12-02
EIGHT MORE
U-BoATS SUlRiGSDER

HARWICH, Depc ,E,rh. ,,,o-o
German submAriI -, an-.aSa.,,', ,oo
day, making a t.o,oI ., 100 S.h,,h
'"'o oe0" 'nNe" o. yer by the allies.