, 1918-11-14

ulTCTull Inspection DEulCn VI llt SlS-
nal corps, We're announced at Chicago
in connection with the government in
v~estigation into the affairs of the local
aircraft bureau.
Additional land for increasing facil-
tiles at the Great Lakes naval training
station INT the Puget Sound, Washing
ton navy yard, and for Il permanent
marine corps base at Quantico, Va,
will be taken over by the government
under a proclamation by president
Wilson.
The Central Federated u.ion of New
York has approved a report ct its COM
mittee on reconstruction in which it
was ass,'ted that "the same patriotism
which induced women to enter indus
try during the war should induce them
to vacate their positions after he war;
TO make room for returned soldiers.
WASHINGTON.
Immediate arrangements are to be
made by the American and allied gov
ernments for supplying the o o neces-
Sary for the rehabilitation of the people
of northern France and Belgium and
the demoralized civilian populations in
southern Europe.
Provost Marshal General Crowder
has called into conference the heads of
all sections of his office to discuss
possible suspension of the November
draft calls under which more than
100000 men have been ordered to army
camps.
A Republican majority in the next
congress of at least 2 in the senate
and not less than 43 in the house is
assured from returns from the seat
tering doubtful districts.
Further and immediate aid from the
allied and American governments In
Kidding Russia of Bolsheviki control
and ~re-establishing order Is asked il
an appeal addressed to President VIII
son by the consolidated Russian pro
~visional government at Omsk.
The war department on November Z
authorized the construction division to
proceed with thirteen war projects
costing SIS, 000,O0 The II Igest APP
preparation of 81, 100000 Was made tor
enlargement of Camp Grant. Ill.
FOREIGN.
The emperor of Germany has abdf-
Gated, and, with the empress, is in Hol-
land. The crown prince has re-
nounced his rights to the throne.
Deputy Ebert, who has been nppoint-
ed imperial chancellor, is vice presl-
dent of the social-democratic party
and president of the main committee
of the reichstag.
The secretary of the independent So
cial democrat party, Herr Rarth, has
been arrested according to Berlin adj
vices, and the bureau closed.
The palace of the Austrian delega-
ton at Budapest has been stormed by
: 4 mob, which threw down the Austrian
escutcheons, according to Il Vienna dis
l patch received here.
Up to November 10 there were four
| Kingdoms in he German empire,
namely, Prussia, Bavaria, Saxony and
Wuertemberg. All but Saxony are now
kingless and ~thrOneless. The situation
in SaXOny is not clear from the dis
patches.
, The German people, for a genera
ton the Obedient and submissive serv-
ants of their war lord, for more than
four years his plant instruments in
ravaging the world, have spoken n new
word, and the old Germany is gone.
From the confused, sometimes conflict
ing and often delayed advices from
Germany in the last few days, it has
now become apparent that William,
; emperor and King, has been stripped
of his power. He is now plain William
Hohenzollern, n fugitive in Holland.
with his fall topples into ruin Williams
mad design to rule the world.
A Copenhagen dispatch TO Reuters
says it is semiofficially reported in
Berlin that the emperor, accompan-
led by the men, has arrived Mt Arm
helm and occupied Count Won Ben
tinck's chateau.
a movement has been startes
throughout the state of Chihuahua t,
organize the civilian and home guard
elements against the military.
Two hundred thousand prisoners
were taken by the British on the West
ern front from January Z to November
8, inclusive, according to AZ official an
nouncement made in the house of COM
mons. In the same period the French
captured 100000, the Americans 10000
and the Belgians 1900.
The latest figures on Australians cas-.
~ualities show dead $3.50, wounded
15S,199. The significance of these fig
: ures will be realized hen it. vs. renem
bered that the whole population Of
Australia is only 100000
Thomas Hinkley, secretary of the
American embassy in Iso'ue, died in
London November 6 of pneumonia.
A general railway strike was begun