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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-05-17
BETHESDA

) Mothers Day was very fittinGly anil
appropriately observed here by all tn
( churches. Special program was rcn-
r"rcd al tho Christian church and E"v.
: Brown. pastor OF the II. T.. church.
i preached n very touching sermon. Civ
, inv loving tribute to the christian
mothers Of our land. The solo By y.
! t. .Rolon and tn" beautiful flowers. all
C'ld honor 10 tho day.
Topic for the Sunday evening dis
! course was Loyalty or Rags. Whic:.
Prof Walker Of Bethany college filI"l
N" puli!. at the Christian church Oh
Saturday evening. The Standard Lear
"rS held ih;ir monthly meeting IN the
church parlor on TUESDAY evening.
Mr. Sin Clare Bolon of the Q. S. t..
who has been visiting friends here. re-
turned To the university on Friday.
where together with the unit. en;rainS'l
fer the Officers Training Camp. n;
l;n!tlr Crock. Mich.
\ meeting for tho Boy Scouts IS b.
ing ARRANGED for on Friday evening aud
:ur the Junior Boy Scouts on Thursday
evening.
Fred Bell Of Golfers. ". W. sp"rt
tho weekend with his family here.
Mr.. Mallory and family spent sun
day with Mrs. Mallnny's parents. Mr..
and Mrs. F.. t. Eel NJ Maple avenue.
george :andrnck Of Belmont call".l
on his brother VIII. OF Maple avenue.
Sunday.
MIR. and Mrs w W. Lucas former :!
% Warnock. now O: Barnesrillc,. have
purchased tho property Of J. &. Mich
enrr az tial avenue. and will move
here soon. Mr.. Lucas has also pur'
chased some valuable lots 81 Mr.. l.. v.
Thraii. his many friends here are glad
j." has decided n locat" at this place.
Andrew lnrr"t. OF belmont. r D..
was with friends hero last week, ,
Kildon l.nvrj"y aud brother. Marion.
wnrc business callers AZ Wheeling on
Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. \. Stonchraker anil
daughter. Mildred. wcrc pleasant callers
her" Saturday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Stalker OF Pittsburgh
was with Mrs. StnlkcrS parents. Mr.
and Mrs. G"nrG" Wilson. Sunday.
rock and daughters. tiraC" and Mrs. 4.
T.. Jarrett. and daughter. Ruth, w.ro
Earnrsvillc visitors Saturday. Mrs.
Jarrett remained for n few days visit
with relatives.
Miss Air;lcc SandrocS left Monday
for Massilnn where she will visit friends
and attend the wcGIinE Of n relative.
Mrs. Arl<ir Jarrett went Monday 10
Quaker cay to remain III the bedside
IT Mrs. I'D IIcrdrrshnt who is very
seriously golfer.
Mrs. DIV urphv OF Maple avenue
wen, 10 Cam. Sherman on Friday -
,-i.,, ~, bucha 1 MIR Oscar MurpLu
and will rcnlun with him during his
stay there.
Mir and Mrs Hugh Thompson ~ De-
troii. Mich. arc visiting Mrs. Thonp-
sons parents Mr.. and Mrs. Albert
tirooms Of Maple avenue. Mr.. Thomp-'
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-05-17
AEROPLANE LETTER
RECEIVED IN CITY
Letter Sent to A. L. Adams is For
warded to His Son. Now in
v. S. Service.

A. L Adams. of No. 2S Zane street,
we'll known employee OF tho Watkins,
House & Hermann Company. Eester-
day received the second aeroplane let
ter to be received in the city. 1t was
mailed from the East and was adj
dressed to his son. who is now located
at the government aeroplane UNIVERSE
tr al Ithaca, y. Y. The letter was i'm
mediately forwarded by Mr.. Adams 70
his sen. II bore one Of the special
stamps.
The letters are attracting much al
tcntion. and II is likely that number
of them will be received IN the city
Within The next few days. as the rcgu'
lar schedule will be maintained.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-05-17
NO CHANGE IN COMMAND.

LONDON. May l6.-Reports thai vere
IN circulation that 4 change was immi-
ncnt in tho higher command of the Brit
iSh army in France were denied in the
House Of Cnmrc!s today h. Chancellor
Eonar Law. spokesman for the was cab
ne
Ec7!yinS ~ Il question Mr.. Rona.r
Law said no change N the higher COM
n'aad had taken place. nor was any in
contemplation.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-05-17
RED CROSS MEETING
TO Be HELD TONIGHT
Captains and Teams Will Meet This
Evening at Wheeling Commercial
Association Rooms.

\ mcrrine NJ the capraiE., and teams
Of lhr lnCa! chapter nf lh" American
Rcd Cross will b" held his evening al
the rooms Of thr Wheeling CONNER
cial Association. Market Auditorium,
and it is urged that they a.! b. in al
tendance.
Special arrangements will be made
for Tho starting If The big drive in
lhiS city. AMI anyoE" having snggns-
lions IN offer may do so III he meeting
his evening.
tn" representatives Of III" Boy
Scouts and The t.lk# will also be- in at
lcndanC" ~ lha meeting This evening.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-05-17
SHORTAGE OF CARS.

Special lTSpair,l L. III" Intclli.rncer.
EAlItMnNT. Mas lG.--t'ar sh":IaEc
WAS responsible Tor another bad da? III
IA" coal region. 81 III" I6G mines re-
porting 81 w"rn closed Tf@.c were
iiiS Idle men and tn" ilnna:" lm~s f"-
n" day Was 3:.?on tons. TIL" region
vas Supplied with G.S ears including; -
,rL.' cars.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-05-17
Late British port,

LONDON. May l6.--E,cld Marshal
iiaig's report from Eritish hraiuuar-
tors in Franc" i"-nirh, say:
Beyond artillery activity on both
sides. particularly on the hattie fr"lt
north nf the river l.yS. thnr" is nothing
ot special interest Il report.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-05-17
ITALIANS CARRY
Continued from First Pnge.)

III flames. lI'rc and "hrrc have h'cm
raIr"i "nGlErmrniS hHt th"s" i'Ihtc'
HAY" not arrr"H"r'G ~" maEnitud" -
a hn,tl" al any y 'nl
\ daring rand "h tho Austrian naval
has" at t'uia has been mad" hy Italian
units AMI nm Austrian hatul"Ship of IN"
""u6h ton TYPE has been destroyed. The
Italian naval forces were aided in tH"jr
operations by III" t"-"rcrNinn nj an
aerial SQUADRON
l, has been announced from Washing
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-05-17
GERMAN FLEET CONCENTRATED.

LONDON May IG.--Thc entire Cor
man Hattie fleet. except a few hight
cruisers was recalled last week - kicl.
wir"rH important naval forces now arc
br:nS concentrated. says L dispatch from
Hamburg received in Geneva and trans
rHit:sd ny III" correspondent OF mo
D2Il: Express.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-05-17
German Statement.

EETLlN. Via London. MAY l6---Onlr
iiEh: artillery firing on IN" western
tr"nt is: rcr"rt"d in III" Official VAR ~:
flee statement to-day. An enemy al
tack near Scn"rat woods was r"puls'd
with heavy lnsscs. thu statement adds.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-05-17
TWO FOOT FALL fatal.

SPECIAL nI%rH'ch /" Til" Tnt"iliSnncrr.
FAlEMrAT. MAY lG.-.EallinG TWO
f"'; from hIS porch when a haniStcr
hr"k" today. Irr"d F"w,l!. aged 81. re-
""Iv"I injuries. whir:l resulted in his
death Il few h",:r.; later
Ton that hr official "r,i"r has been i>-
sued hy ,h.' SOVIET c",Crnm' mt ~ Rus.
sia calling Tor iEr formation IF an az
my thar vii fight Cor tho src"riiv %
IN" Russian r"puhli" which has hrcn
mrnaC"h ny IN" repression ~; h" Ger.
mans.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-05-17
NAMED DISTRICT ATTORNEY.

wtsTITNC;T0N. May Il Included in
40 appointments today by rr"s'i"r!
V-iIeor wae 10 na''r" &C Thomas r
elattc-" ~ Tnr'r=:"Il Nv. - u" tn"
r-r!tcd SIS ?it"rn., 'nr ~" "ns;"r7;
! strict of krH'urk".
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-05-17
French Report.

PARIS. May l6.--Ariill"ry activity
north and south oC tho Ntrr is re-
ported In tho official war office state
mcnt Tonight.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-05-17
MY WilEnn to Snenk.

WASHINGTON MAY Ii --t:i her
through Il rIhi,r addr, - "r pIhi.r
mite President Wilson, in the near fu-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-05-17

Eur Thrift: SiamI.- and help bring
our boys back home.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-11-21
Horoscope

During the early hours OF this day
the planetary influences are favor
able according 10 the reading uf as
trologers In tho evening caution
should guide. In the morning the
sun, Venus and Neptune are all in
bencfic aspect and later Mars and
Jupiter are adverse.
II IL a rule under which initiative
looking toward positions or appoint.
ments should be successful but 1t is
not an auSplctous time to project
any commercial enterprise.
Those who seek Positions should be
fortunate today. IL is government
under which to ask for the utter
most concessions with the hope Of
reeiving II. This is true especially
In tho artistic profession.
Theaters should benefit tonight. al.
though the good influence will be
manifested more In dramatic effect
than In financial returns.
Neptune continues to give prom
iso OF u most remarkable recognition
of psychic forces. Spiritualism will
gain Credence among many persons
OF intelligence. the secrs declare.
In the coming years after the war.
thought power viii be scientifically
exercised, Just "a electricity In en-
pioyed, 1t is prophcsied.
% Honors for many clcrEYmen who
have demonstrated their faith on bat.
tlcficldS are prpEuustiCHtcd
In the evening uf this day there
may bc some slight delay or dinp-
potntmcnt connected with tho army
but II Will not be OF amy great i'm.
purtauCc.
The unation or next month is most
valuable to the interests of the al
lies, who will make peae that IL
victorious, and therefore delayed to
som" time In the summer OF 1919, 4
famous astrolOger asserts.
Railways ana shipping will occupy
public attention In tha next few
weeks In a way that is unexpected.
Serious fires and explosions are
foreshadowcd, especially for the Pc
riod between Thanksgiving and
Christmas
Persons whose blrthdate II Is may
have a ChanEcIhle year. Gain and
promotion Is to be expected Happi.
ness In the family Is augured by the
stars
children born on this day will
probably be kind, affeCtionate and
popular These subjects of Sagitta-
rius are often rash and impctu0uS
Inclined to make had investments
md subject tn litigation
Ntopyrght 1915 bv Mcclure NewSpAper
SyudicatpD
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-11-21
THOSE "GRNVE" RIOTS.


The reports OF grave riots In Ger
many indicates the degree of dead
ness OF the dcfunot empire.
a grave riot Is something new for
a Germnn undertaken. who has put
In four years Of practice cmhalming
everything from beef To Russian
whlskcrs. when grave riot starts
In Germany General Anarchy at
once assumes command, the womcn's
clubs all meet and pass resolutions
asking more sugar for their tea and
the cN-kaiscr who carries his own
mausolcum with him, crawls Ia and
pulls back the lid In hopes that the
pOpUlacc will send flowers
Tho only boquct that will over be
hung on that birds ear Is of red
white and blue, and no vase will be
required TO hold It. While the rest
OF Germany mdulges In grave riot.
old Rill should he forced to put on
a mauSpleum riot ali by himself He
Will have more room 70 work dents
In his Uranium. For fodder. he will
have the Brcst-l,itovak peace treaty.
General Won Riss.np's skull and the
crown princes brains. II n canary
can thriv" on darning needles, old
Bin ourhtn't to have any trouble
I'm making out on that diet. He's
earned Il hy all the rules Of peace.
For a chaser a domijOhn OF Turks
blood after meals ought to mako
him relish the idea Of dividing the
profits OF the he'll corporation, with
SATAN Reclzubub and company
only one other form Of mausoleum
,'ot has been suggested for Bill
That ~ that he be compelled to feed
o1ch Of his six boys on pills OF cor
rosivc suhlimntc on rc- hot spoon
three times a. day until every one
has had a real taste of war. As to
RlL he would he laid over saw
horse I'm dcCollottr and the world
popuacc, except those tied up in
s~avo riots. would he armed with one
shngl" each If you were once
hoy YOU know the rost. At the con-
cms,on of this act. q cane chair up
holstcrcd with stick pins except for
tho seat which would he Of cast iron
with gas stove beneath, would fur
uish him with a slosta bench. There
y" might rest in peace Just Ike 4
cog with Il tin can tied to his tail |
roQuioscats in pace.
Revertlng once more to the grave
riots.
The German club women who sent
out their appeal 10 America for food /
for the grave rioters couldn't even
win a suffrage election They show
about as good Judgment as a Turk
waving Russian flag at an Irish
wake, Preserves and pickles. may
be stored on the same shelf but
well be the preserves. II they get
picked. the vinegar's all theirs for
Ibeyamade It, As, to US, we'll take
th0gugar and If there's any crumbs,
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-11-21
ARGENTINA HAS TROUBLE
FINDING u. S. MINISTER

BUENOS AIRES. Tuesday. Nov.
President Irigoyen is encounter
ing difficulties to find man to re-
place DR. ROmulO NaOn as Argentine
am hassador to the United States.
He has offered the post to several
men, including Tomts IL Breton, n
radical deputy Of known pro-ally
sentiment. but all have declined.
The chief difficulty is said to he due
10 disagreement with the presidents
foreign policies
4 member OF the government said
today that Honorio Pueyrredon. the
minister of foreign affairs, probably
would be the next ambassador at
Washington. It is understood the
foreign minister will accept II he is
offered the post
In lengthy decree today, accept
ing the resignation OF Mr. Naon.
President Irigoyen says that the am
bassador'S resignation was based on
a disagreement regarding the inter
national policy of the president. The
decree declares that this policy has
been maintained from the beginning
NJ the presidents term and has sue
ccssfully protected the sovereignty
and independence of the republic
1t adds that the ambassador cannot
allege disagreement with this policy
as he was acquainted with the gov
ernment's inflexible decision to main
tain this policy. That he accepted
such policy and approved OF It in
public manifestations. and because
Of this approval he was sent back to
the United States as high financial
commissioners in which position 1t
was expected he would be better able
TO perform his duties before the
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-11-21

"f which washington ,,un,v 10 ,,,,,,
part he waa on, ~ no t',.,,.st
nuriuhoIs Of tina. .ronyrpiinr .,,,.I ana.
pf the most useful. fnr ma ,yo,'L
dragged on and dclcgat.g Leclnfn. l,,,.
rru'ut ana irritable ana ,,r,,,I,-
r''Iyhud5 wus 1T outs Yltl the ulhrr
fellow. r. wuy during iheae poriod,
'hht curl proved 10 be real dlpior,It
I'' poured oil on fh" trpubIcd waters
.'hIG bF being rh""r'I MANY A
."fEif ""thgo was pr,snutri ry hlI
"',r.r'hiy wi' and good nature
Iu''d"ri1IIy he ~ ono ~ the
p"h''r Oh men ~ DkhhUnu Gus
'f'., VINO knows him we'll. saws he
oven h"I' m" pioneers into the oil
II.'H' g.. wui'u makes him some
,hiIv hIrd 'ur'reas took him to
'F'''hd long time ago and he has
r'b' ms f"Sldrnr" ih"re ever since.
H'' 1HsIh"AS also brings him To- okla
""Hit '''ly now ana then and he IL
'",a"'F E''d :" com" her"
"' u'N.p''llH ~ bkIhhnWa may
WNF N''.hW J. Alexander tho
WI ,'"rt" of "''upylug the govern
"' r0hIr lul 'h"S r" not going To b."
ASKED To help keep IN" woIf away
''i" hII' d""r n b" can't draw a
7.''I' from the state. As q matter
" I''l us SniIF has been pin
"'.,,l''' I'D MN I"r s'Iu" time.
h' l"'' mar b" I'u going 10 hold
"''''" I"I D" h"N' four years ISN'T
" "'l I' 'HE NJ Alexander one Bit
''i' u'r, h" lnhmai"s that Il was "a
goo" 'HlhE 'hhl h" dIdut win IA"
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-11-21
Little Benny's Notebook.
Tho Park Ave NeMs

M'iitorry News At a meeting Of
'ompinny II last Satidday afuruoon
CAptn Benny Potts sod IL would ue
a good ideer 10 start up Officers
Training Skool, and Genrel skinny
Martin sCd II was a good ideer all
rite. but what was the use. on aC-
count OF them all being officers all
reddy. Wich Sargent rerscy Viewer
scd he waScut regular officer aud
wy couldcnt they start up "A Officers
Training Skool for him. but every.
body except Scrgent Weever voted
No
lntristinR Facks About Intristing
People, Puds Simkins SAYS he wish.
cd he had NJ took up the violin in.
strd OF the piano. on account OF
moro accidents being libel to happen
To violin without using mUtch
force, but a piano is sutch a hclthy
instcrm'nt its always reddy to be
praC,iccd ON.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-11-21
Tales of the
Friendly Forest

III try TO be so good this year
And mind my mother good and dear
so when next New Year comes she II
see
That I've been good as good can be.
This is the little verse that Mrs.
Bunny found on a pretty card at her
plate one morning at breakfast. You
see, Billy Bunny had received love
" paint box for Xmas, and SO he
painted this little verse on nice
white card and put 1t by his mothers $
plate. And wasn't she glad to see
that her little bunny boy wanted 10
be good. Well, just guess she was
and she poured 30 much mol olasses
carrot syrup over his stewed lolly-
pops that 1t took him fourteen min
utes 10 lick the saucer!
Well. after that the telephone
rang and Uncle Lucky's voice SAID
"Helloa! II this Brier Patch l-2-S-
4-5-6-7?" And when the little ran-
bit said It was, Uncle Lucky said
Happy New Year. Billy Bunny. m
coming over In 500 short SECONDS 10 10
take you out in the SnoWmoo ooile;
And. of course, this tckIed the htlle
rabbit to pieces, for II there was any
thing he liked In this wnole WiaS
world It was riding with dear; kihu
Uncle Lucky In his LuckmoplIe.
And pretty soon, not so very long,
the hip slelghbell on the Snowmobile
was ringing outside, and the little
rabbit pulled on his brown fur over
coat and put on his mittens and his
knapsack, and his striped candy
cane. and his earmuffs. and a Few
other things that can't think OF be-
cause | can't keep dear kind Uncle
Lucky waiting any longer and theh
away went the Sleighmohlle. with the
two little rabbits smiling like three
Cheshire cats.
We'll. after they had gone for
mile or three. they came TO little
log cabin In the woods where lived
an old deer named Mr.. Buck. And
he had antlers, which are deer horns
You know--as high as the branches
on n tree, but his legs were stiff and
for he had the gout and
couldn't run through the snow very
well. =.
So kind Uncle Lucky got out OF
the Sleighmohile and knocked on the
door. and pretty soon Mr.. Buck hob
bed across the room and lifted the
big wooden latch. And then he said.
Come in. Mr. Lucky bethlndfoot.
Happy New Year and two OF three
more"
SO Uncle lucky went inside, but
first he told the little rabbit to cover
M the Snowmobile with the bear rug
So It would not get a stiff neck. and
a fter that for him TO come In, too,
for Mr.. Buck might have some little
sweet cakes. for all he knew.
And when this was done the little
rabbit went inside and. sure enough.
Nr BUCK had rotten out some little
sweet cakes and n box Of cigars and
a picture hook. SO that Uncle Lucky
and Billv bunny had a lovely time.
until. all Of a sudden-but that's an
other story. as Mr.. KiplirE saws. 40
you will have to wait until tomorrow
TO hear what happened after that.
You have probably noticed that no
official news has leaked out In the
past few days through Admiral Will
son.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-11-21
THE PRESIDENT TO EUROPE.

Ia i's comment upon the decision
Of President Wilson To so to Eu-
rope Tor The opening of tho peace
conference, the Wichita Beacon
says:
The political correspondent Of
the New York World points out that
there will probably be very little op-
position 10 this on partisan grounds,
as the leading republicans at Wash
ington have felt that such an act
would react Strongly against tho
presidents party and are therefore
quite willing that he should GO,
from a merely political point OF view,
AZ q matter NJ fact many influcn-
tlal men in tho democratic party in
Guiding members OF the presidents
own cabinet. felt that II would be a
mistake. Therefore II there IL critI-
clsm II will OF Course be non partI-
san
ut has been reported for some
time about Washington that the pres
idcnt has an ambition To be elected
president Of tho proposed league OF
nations, thereby attaining position
such as no man before him. not even
Alexander or Napoleon. has been
able to sccure--.that OF chief exccu-
tive Of the world. It Is a grandIose
ambition. and perhaps will be at
talned 1t Is certain that his arrival
IN Europe will be accompanied by n
huge demonstration such rs has
never been accorded any sovereign OF
the past or present"
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-11-21

Speaking OF grasplng at straws.
Kansas democrats are pointing with
elation to the fact that they have In
creased their membership in the
state senate from six to seven.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-11-21

Anne Ritt"nhouse says girls ar"
going to return 10 good warm under.
clothes this winter. We shall not
comment on this statement says
the IIpuston Post. We have never
called q" lady lInr in our lifetime.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-11-21

"" ar" disposed to doubt the re-
port that the crown prince has been
shot up. 1t ~ more probable that
som" on" has tipped Off tho prince
that children should mother be seen
or heard for a tim"
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-11-21
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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-11-21

let us honor the great army that
died" These noble words by Pre-
micr Clcmenccau IN the French
chamber OF deputies tells who won
tho war.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-11-21

We will say this for him. Fred
erich Ebert. the new chancellor Of
Germany, does not look much Ike
socialist.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-11-21

The Kansas. city Star notes that
our old headline friend, Movement
of Ocean Steamers" appeared in the
papers Friday for the first time since
1914
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-11-21

General FOch II n wise old guy.
lie first invited the German com.
mlshoners to eat and then delivered
the allies ultlmatum. II did not
sound 80 harsh on full stomach.