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The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1918-11-15

Germans Must EYacuate All Invaded
Territory and Surrender War Sup
plies-Make Full Restitution. -Must
Surrender 100 Submarines, 80 De-
stroyers, Six Battle Cruisers, Ten
Battleships-Immediate RESPIRATION
OF All Allied and American War
Priscners.-Must Abandon Treaties
Of Bucharest and Brest Litovsk.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1918-11-15


stnoy it have now definitely united
in the common purpose to set up such
a peace as will satisfy the longing
of the whole world for dfsinterested
iustice, embodied in settlements which
are based upon something much bet
ter and much more lasting than the
selfish competitive interests of power
full States. There is no longer con-
lecture as to the objects the victors
have in mind. They have mind in
the matter, not only, but a heart also
Their avowed and concerted purpose
is to satisfy and protect the weak as
well as to accord their just rights.
MIR. Wilson'S Comments.
The humane temper and intention
of the victorious governments has al
ready been manifested in very prac-
tical way. Their representatives in
the supreme war council at Versailles
have by,unanimous resolution assured
the peoples of the Central Empires
that everything possible will be done
to supply them with food and relieve
the distressing want that is in so
many places threatening their very
lives, and steps are to be taken i'm
mediately to organize these efforts
at relief in the same systematic man
ner that they were organized in the
case of Belgium. By the use of the
idle tonnage of the Central Empires
it ought presently to be possible 70
lift the fear of utter misery from
their oppressed populations and set
their minds and energies free for the
great and hazardous tasks of political
reconstruction which now face them
on every hand. Hunger disease not
breed reform; it breeds madness and
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1918-09-14
bdrile se cor udresd Ia 261 Farns-
worth, Detroit, Mich.
PAsTRAREA CREDITULUI.

,Nu numai bunurile 81 munca
natiunei trebuiesc pastrate pen
tru ducerea razboiului; creditul
natiunei trebue pastrat pentru
acelasi scop.
Aceasta facut impresie asu-
pra bancilor 81 ar trebui sd IA
ca 81 asupra poporului asupra
celor ce Sc imprumuta de la
banci.
Toate bancile din tara au fost
avizate de bordul rezervei fede-
rale sa-si micsoreze imprumutu-
rile. Ele sunt statute sd faca
lmprumut0ri numai persoanelor
carl lie vor intrebuinta in vre-un
fel prin care va ajuta ori va
contribui la cistigarea razboiu-
lui.
Acest plan nu este, mare tinta
de impedeca comerciul legiti-
mat. Ell tinteste la cistigarea raz-
boiElui, care este lucrul care tre-
bue sd ne preocupe mai multi ca
orr ce. Ell insemneaza pur 81 sim
plu ca sd nu Sc imprumute bani
ceruti pentru scopuri nefolositoa-
re. Sa lasam in asteptare toate
lucrurile neesentiale pima la cis-
tigarea razboiului. Guvernului
ii trebue bani ca sd duca razbo-
iul. Farmerii, oamenii 81 indus
triile angajate in lucrarile de
razboi ori angajate sa faca lu-
cruri trebuincioase att pentru
soldatii nostri cit 81 pentru po-
porul de acasa, lie trebue credi-
tul. ca sa-si 1ndeplineasca intre-
prinderile.
C Comerciantii nu trebue sd i'm
prumute 'bani pentru cumpara-
rea de marfuri de lux sau alte
lucruri 'pe care poporul nu lie
cumpara in aceste timpuri. Nj
meni nu trebue sa imprumute
bani acum pentru al cheltui IA
ra trebuinta 81 in extravaganza.
Cladirile netrebuincioase, artico-
lille de care nu Sc simte lipsa 81
intreprinderile neesentiale trebu-
csc lasate toate dupa terminarea
raZbOiului.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1918-09-14
R A p o r. r.

In ziua de % August 1918, "a
Wind adunarea generala lunara a
membrilor Societatii DIR. Vasile
Lucaciu" din Clinton, Indiana,
fratele Petru IBruda, a adus ina
intea membrilor de fata infiinta-
rea Ligei Nationale Romine A..
mericane de la Youngstown, O.
Gu mare bucurie toti fratii men,
bril- au luat la cunostinta infiin-
tarea Ligei rationale. MOI find
intruniti in hala societatiii la a.
dunare generala lunara, am no
tarit inaintea membrilor ca pc
ziua de l Septembrie 1918 sd a.
vem 0 adunare nationala romi-
neasca.
Avind adunarea nationala ro-
nina In ziua de / Septembrie
1918, 81 find de fata mai multi
frati Romini, am hotarit Gu totii
impreuna infiintarea unei secti-
uni a Ligei Rationale Romine din
America, asa ca intrunindu-ne
la orele 2 p. m. in hala Societatii
DIR. Vasile Lucaciu", d-nul pre-
sedinte al societatii noastre Pc
tru Bruda declara sedinta de des-
chisa prin vorbire foarte fru-
moasa, aducind inaintea fratilor
Romini scopurile infiintarei Sec
tiei Ligei lNationale Romine, la
care toti frati Romini de fata au
fost pentru infintarea sectiunei.
Asa ca prin vorbirile dior Petru
Bruda, Leon Hagiu 81 loan Ciur-
chea 81 multor frati Romfni, Gu
ziua sus numita s'a infiintat o
sectiune Ligei Nationale Ro-
mine din America la Clinton, In
diana.
Fratele Petru Bruda a fost a.
les de presedinte provizor 81 Nj
colae Orasan, secretar provizor.
Dupa infiintarea sectiunei a
urmat alegerea comitetului dupa
cum urmeaza:
Vasile Balas, presedinte, Va
sile Maican, vice presedinte, loan
Veges, secretar, loan Curchea,
easier, Petru Bruda 81 loan Ale
xandru, cenzori, Pavel Gorilla,
Nicolae Costinas 81 Vichentie Su-
larea. colectori.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1918-09-14
In atentiunea generd|a.

Gel mai mare, eel mai fru-
mos Calendar pc anul 1919 va
fl CALENDARUL NATIONAL
al ZIARULUI ,,AMERICA",
care s'a pus deja in lucrare.
Toti carl doresc ca sa alba o
podoaba in casa Dior, sa CO.
mande din vreme, ca sa nu ra-
nina fara Calendar precum au
ramas ami trecuti.
Din cauza scumpetei mate
rialului 81 a lucratorilor, vom
tipari numai atitea cite vor fl
comandate.
Deci rugam in special onor.
Societati a face comanda din
vreme, pentru ca in felul cum
q sosit comanda, asa sc face 81
expeditia, 81 toti carl au CO.
mandat Calendarele mai din
timp, le vor capata mai inain-
te. Pre$nl unui Calendar es-
te de 70 cent?.
Toate societatile Sc bucura
anul acesta de rabat.
Deci grabiti Gu comandarea
lor acuma, caci odata 1ncepind
Gu tiparirea lor, va fl prea tir-
ziu. (8-1D
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1918-09-14
fNcUNosT11NTARE:

Societatea romina de ajutor 81
cultura ,,Albina" din New Cast
lie, Pa, roaga pc fiecare frate
membru, care apartine sus nu-
mitei societati a lua la cunostin-
ia ca Dumineca, Is Septembrie
1918, la orele l p. m. va fl ira
gerea loteriei pentru Ponii.
Deci toti membrii sunt rugati,
tot odata 81 carl nu sunt mem
bril- 81 au cumparat tichete sunt
rugati aN lua parte la sus numita
tragere a loteriei.
In numele Societatii ,,Albina"
din New Castle, Pa:
loan Cup, presedinte
Mihail Damian, secretar prim.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1918-09-14
PosTA REDACIIEI.
1-lui G.. Blaga, Warren, Ohio :

D-lui G. Blaga, Warren, Ohio:
Cele trimise nu Sc pot publicas scu
toate ca cele scrise. exprima ade-
varul. ,,Desilusiile" a placut 81
altora, dati la toti sd lie ceteasca.
Referitor la adunarea de Dumi-
neca, credem ca att primit tele-
grama d-lui Ioanovici - care de
prezent sa afla in concediu. Co
municati-nc din cind in cind cc-
lie ce Sc petrec pc acolo. De sigur
ca ne intereseaza. - Salutari.
Muncitorului din Columbus:
Articolul trimic, desi are parf
bune, nu sc poate publica. Su-
biectul tratat de d-tra interesea-
"a pc preoti = moi MI ne ameste-
cam in lucrurile ce nu Sc tin de
moi. Cele scrise in ziarul nosru
are menirea face pc preot sa
sc, intereseze mai multi de biseri-
ca 81 nu sal departeze de ca.
Daca trimiteti ceva mai bun,
poate, sa publican.
Necunoscutului: - Stunt multi
de aceia ce-si/ ascund nemernicia
sub anonimat. Omul cinstit nu
are lipsa a Sc ascunde i'm tufa
Ziarul nostru MI face deosebire
de preotii fabricati in New York
ori de cei fabricati in alta parte
ceea cc cerem 81 de la unii 81
de la altii g sa-si vada de 5bi-
serica. Te referi la boicotul pre-
otil0r? Nu he doare capul.
Rtferitor la articolul patru
gresesti cind compari pc munci-
torul romin VENT aici, intre care
sc afla O. infama parte de ,,inte-
lectuali"., 81 englezii ce all atitia
oameni lurninati. La eli nu Sc pot
face atitea transgresiuni ca la
moi, la Ell sunt oameni ce prive-
ghea aza ori ce pas Gel fac oame-
nil politici. La moi muncitorul nu
are 'timp 81 nici cunostinti sufici-
ente ca sd poata judeca faptele
politicianilor nostri -- asa ca a
fost necesar formularea unei legi
ca sd apere pc eel mai putin in
zestrat. Iata baza articolului pa
tru. La asia de sigur nu teal
gindi.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1918-09-14
DARE DE SEAMA 81 MULTU-
MITA PUBLICA.

Pc aceasta Gale venim mul-
tumi onoratului public romin din
loc 81 jur care a luat parte la pc.
trecerea impreunata Gu dams da-
ia de s0cietatea ,,Nicolae Filipes-
Gu" in ziua de 2 Septembrie
1918, la care petrecere ramas
uh VENT curat de $25.1O.
Tot la aceasta petrecere au
mai contribute urmatorii domni
penru colecta deschisa pentru fa-
cerea nouilor drapele:
George Ardelean So; Alex Ur-
su So; Noise Ispas $3.50; loan
Fofelzan ST.; Pavel Stoiadinov 81
'Nicolae Scortia ST.; Nicolae Nun
team 81 loan Stoia 81; loan Da-
vid ST.; Ora Maria Cionca 81 /;
Petru Iordanescu soc; George
Rentea soc.
Deci suma totala pentru stea-
guri pima in prezent este de $685..
Colecta este deschisa pentru cei
ce au buna vointa de mai dona.
Deci pc aceasta Gale aducem
sincerile noastre multumiri tutu-
ror fratilor Romini pentru auto
rul dat. Sill rugam ca 81 ne vii
tor sd bine voiasca ne da tot
acelasi sprijin bine voitor al
dior.
In numel' Societatii ,,Nicolae
Filipescu" din Malison, ILL.,:
Vichentie Muntean, pres.
Eremie 'Berghia, secretar financ.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1918-09-14
CATRE PRISONIERI.

Eu Augustin Marginean din
Crefalau, comitatul Tirnava mi
ca doresc Sc aflu de vre-un frate
sau var al meu, ce intimplator
s'ar afla undeva prisonieri. Cine
ar putea sa-mi scrie de vre-unul
sau char dinsii de cetesc aceste
rinduri, imi vor face mare bu-
curie scriindu-mi pc adresa:
A. Marginean, 11007 Buckeye Rd.
Cleveland, Ohio.
Oily
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1918-09-14
De ale
Solicitation.

societatea ,,Nicolae Filipescu''
din Madison, I'll. - Convoaca pc
3toti membrii sal lua parte la
sedinta generala, care Sc va tinea
Dumineca, % Septembrie 1918, in
hala proprie a Societatii, la orele
3 p. m. Este datorinta fiecarui
membru lua parte la aceasta
sedinta, find ca avem chestii i'm
portante de rezolvat, intre carl
81 deciderea numelui Societatii,
facerea drapelelor 81 a cocarzilor,
precum 81 darea de seama pc 3
luni trecute. Absentee nemotiva-
tie Sc vor pedepsi conform statu-
telor.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1918-09-14
DE VfNZARE

o farma in aproriere de orasul
Alliance, Ohio, la departare de
o mila 81 jumatate de oras. Stunt
% 81 jumatate acre de pamlnt,
casa, grajd, toate in buna regula.
Wind farma din cauza ca femeia
imi este bolnava 81 trebue sa
merg la oras.
Doritorii sd Sc adreseze la:
Stifu Solomon, Lesion Rod No. 4,
Alliance, Ohio.
(1O112)
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1918-09-14
, DE VfNZARE

O casa Gu odai in al 57-lea str,
aproape de Detroit Ave. Pretul
260O dolari platit in Rate.
Adresati-va la:
I. Birsan, Detroit Ave. Savings
& Trust Co., Cor. Detroit Ave.
and w. 65th Str. - Telefon: Lo-
rain 499, Edgewater 278O.
(9-11)
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1918-09-14
G A u T A M

c. u T A M
spalatori de ferestre. Lucru in
continuu. Plata buna. Adresa-
ti-va la:
CLEVELAND WINDOW CO..
942 Prospect Ave. s. E., al 2-lea
etaj, Cleveland, o.
(1O-15)
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1918-09-14
Sc 6 A U T K

s = Q a q i a
Compania The United Plantati-
on" din Pittsburgh, Pa, cauta
6 agent Romini pentru Pitts
burgh 81 jur. Salar $50 la sapta-
nina sau procente. Doritorii sa
Sc adreseze la d-nul N. S. Neam-
tn, directorul v1nzarilor.
THE UNITED PLANTATION
COMPANY,
Park Bldg, Pittsburgh, Penna.
(2O2 & Al & 6 &s8 & 10 & 12)
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1918-09-14

= Sc zice ca la Petrograd, in
aceste zile de foamete, tinerii due
Qua 81 unit fetelor pc care lie cur
teaza, in loc de flori 81 ciocolata.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1918-09-14
n. .MECAI -
[PUBLICITATEMk
eExEERSlSW}
G A u T

G A u T
pc fratele meu Gligor Gorgan din
Jorocuta, comitatul Salaj, fost
in armata ungara, poate acum
undeva PRISONER. Rog pc toti
fratii prisonieri carl stu de
dinsul 50 bine voiasca scrie la ::
loan Gorgan, 1910 West 81 Str,
Cleveland, Ohio.
(10-15)
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1918-09-14
Prezidiul.
societatea Tara Oltului" din
New Philadelphia. Ohio. = Con.

voaca. pc toti membrii sal lua
parte la sedinta lunara generala
extra ordinara, care Sc va tinea
Dumineca, Is Septembrie 1918,
la orele $50 a. m. in localul So
cietatii din w. st. Clair Str. No.
242. Avind mai multe chestnut
dc mare importanta de rezolvat,
toti fratii mcmbrii sunt strict o.
bligati a lua parte la aceasta a.
dunare. Absentele nemotivate Sc
vOr pedepsi conform statutelor.
Prezidiul.
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1918-11-21
LOOK OUT FOR WAR PICTURE MEN
Council Of Defense Warns Against Per
sons Representing Themselves
Agents of Committee.

The Kenosha County Council Of De-
Tense wishes to warn the unwarv
against parties who are selling Euro
pean war pictures who represents him
self as the agent Of the Committee on
Public information at Washington and
declares that the revenues from the sale
of such pictures went to that commit
tee.
The Council Of Defense does not wish
to deny the fact that the person or
persons may have some war pictures,
but do deny that the sales are under
the supervision of the Committee on
Public Information or that the revenue
goes to that committee.
Newspaper readers well know that
a department of the government does
not raise money BY selling pictures and
they will perhaps remember that George
Creel's committee on Public Tnforma-
tion was granted an appropriation of
some millions of dollars by congress
and that this item Of expense was the
subject of investigation by congress
when the appropriation bill was under
consideration. They will also remem-
Der reading in the Sunday papers that
this committee has just about com
pleted its work and is ready to dis
band.
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1918-11-21
SELF DEFENSE PLEA WINS
DISCHARGE IN COURT

Nicholas Yankovich, arrested on a
charge of attempted murder following
the stabbing of Blazi Nedzoi in a
boarding house on Grand avenue. was
discharged from custody in the NUM-
clpal court this morning on the pay
ment of the costs in the action, amount
ing to 1916. Yankovich entered a
plea of not guilty to the charges some
time ago and declared that he had
stabbed Nedzoi in self defense after
the latter had attempted to assault
him. Nedzoi is still in the hospital
suffering with a great knife wound in
his abdomen but his story TO the dis
trict attorney left no doubt but that
he had been considerable Of az ag-
gressor in the fight and District At
torney Fisher was convinced that the
plea of ssself defense' made to the
court by Yankovich would be a con-
yincing one If the case was ever sub
mitted to a jury. On this account the
district attorney gave his approval to
the discharge of the defendant on the
payment Of costs. Nedzoi may be
brought into court later to answer
charges of assault and battery.
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1918-11-21
FOURTH GLASS POSTMASTER
EXAMINATION.

The United States Civil Service Com
mission has announced an examination
to be held at Kenosha, Wis, on De-
cember IA, 1918, as result of which
it is expected to make certifcation to
fill a contemplated vacancy In the
position Of fourth-class postmaster at
Bristol, and other vacancies as they
may occur at that Office, unless it shall
be decided in the interests of the
service to fill any vacancy by rein
statement. The compensation of the
postmaster at this Office was $764.O0
for the last fiscal year.
Applicants must have reached their
twenty-frst birthday on the date of the
examination, with the exception that in
a state where women are declared by
statute to be of full age for all pur-
poses at eighteen years, women eighteen
years of age on the date of the ex-
animation will be admitted.
Applicants must reside within the
territory supplied by the post office for
which the examination is announced.
The examination is open to all citi-
zens of the United States who can
comply with the requirements.
Application blanks, Form ITS, and
full information concerning the require
ments of the examination, can be Sc
cured from the postmaster at the, place
of vacancy or from the United States
Civil Service Commission, Washing
ton, d. G.
Applications should be properly exc
cuted and fled with the commission
at Washington, d c., at the earliest
practicable dates4
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1918-11-21
TELLS CABINET PLANS
Wilson Discusses Preliminary
Plans of Trip to Paris.
Hinted at Washington President May
Become First Chief of World
League of Nations.

London, Nov. 20.-Premier Lloyd
George has sent the following cable
gram to President Wilson: MY
heartiest thanks for your cordial, kind
ly message. am certain the ideals of
our two countries regarding interna-
tional reconstruction are fundamental
ly the same. / feel sure that at the
peace conference we shall be able to
cooperate fruitfully TO promote the
reign Of peace, with liberty and true
democracy throughout the world"
Washington, Nov. 20. - President
Wilson, in a two-hour session with
members of his cabinet, discussed the
preliminary plans of his trip abroad as
the head of Americas delegation to the
peace conference.
The president, it was learned, does
not believe that he will experience
any difficulty in directing the affairs
of the country while he is in Europe.
During his absence the cabinet will
meet regularly and he will be kept
advised constantly on everything of
Importance that transpires here.
One of the main reasons for the
government taking control Of the
cables is to insure absolutely secret
and uninterrupted communication be-
tween the president and the officials
of this country while in France.
No other information was forth
coming from the White House as to
the date of the presidents departure
save that it will be early in De-
the personnel of our peace
delegation.
1t is believed that the president
may be an actual delegate and that
after his return to this country he
will be represented at Versailles by
proxy. Colonel House, the presidents
personal adviser, who is now in
France, will serve in this capacity for
him. it is suggested.
The announced purpose of the presi-
dent to go abroad next month to at
tend the pre1iminaries of the peace
conference has quite mutually given
rise to no end of speculation as to de-
velopments even beyond the establish
ment of peace.
If the Versailles meeting leads to
such a worldwide agreement for
peace, it would be no surprise to
statesmen here to see President Will
son the first president of the League
Of Nations. Who, more than the pres
ident, would be the logical head of
such a tribunal?
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1918-11-21
NAME HOLDERNESS
AS COUNTY AGENT
Newly Elected County Clerk to Take
on Duties of Another Office on
First of January.

Charles L. Holderness, County Clerk
elect of Kenosha County was elected
County Agent of the County at the
meeting of the county board this morn
ing. His salary was fixed at $500 a
year and he will begin the duties of
the Office when he assumes his duties of
County Clerk on the first Monday in
January.
The Board made an appropriation
of $4,000 for the expenses of the county
agent during the coming year Mr..
Holderness will succeed County Clerk
Jones who has held the Office most ac-
ceptably for many years and who has
been known as one Of the best county
agents in the state.
At the session of the board this
morning county superintendent R. L.
Cundy made his annual report and
1t was spread upon the minutes of the
board. Supervisor Scott made a re-
port on the question Of county nurse
showing successful operation Of the
county nurse system in other counties
OF the state but making no recommen-
dalton for this county This matter
Is to be taken up later in the week.
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1918-11-21
WAS FOUND DEAD
ALONG THE ROAD
John Schmidt, Employee in Section
Grew Dies From Heart Disease
During the Night.

The body of John Schmidt, fifty five
years of age and supposed to be a
resident of Chicago was found dead
along the Racine road just north Of
Central Park early this morning. The
body Of Schmidt was found by Louis
Schreck a Milwaukee Deputy Sheriff
who was driving to Kenosha in an au-
tomobile. The man had been dead for
several hours and Schreck notified Cor
oner Millager and he directed that
the remains be removed to the Hansen
morgue in Kenosha. Schmidt had been
employed for the past five months with
q crew of section men working on the
railroad near the village of Berry
vile. He had been in Kenosha on Tues
day afternoon and had cashed several
checks at local bank. He left the
city for the camp just after eleven
o clock last night. When his clothing
was searched it was found that his
money had not been touched. Men
who had known him declared that he
had at some time been sufferer from
heart trouble and it is regarded as
certain that this caused his death. No
inquest will be held over the remains
Schmidt is said to have a brother in
the employee of the railway company
in Chicago and it is expected that he
will come to Kenosha and provide for
the burial Of the remains.
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1918-11-21
FOUR POUNDS or SUGAR
FOR EACH PERSON
Bakers Need no Longer Purchase Sub
stitutes Nor Use Same in Bread
Says the Food Administrator.

That sugar consumers will be allowed
four pounds per person instead of three
as heretofore, beginning December /,
is the latest ruling of the food
adr,;-~;-A--+i ton.
Another important ruling that goes
into effect Immediately is that bakers
need not buy nor use substitutes in
their bread nor make no further report
to their bakery captains. The first
ruling in regard to the use of snbsti-
tutes just relieved the consumers from
buying substitutes, but this latter ruling
relieves the baker also.
In regard to the sugar ruling begin
ming December l, all consumers will be
allowed to purchase four pounds to the
person instead of three which means
that retailers will receive thirty three
and one-third more sugar than was is
sued in July of this year.
Glass A will receive an additional al
lotment of fifty per cent of the aver
age monthly basis as shown by items
IL, Is and 10. Glass d bakers viii re-
ceive their requirements as indicated
In item of their statement. No change
has been made in Glass B. They are
now getting their requirements, but
Glass G, public restaurants, will re-
ceive four pounds for each ninety
meals instead of three.
The war priorities board order with
reference to the production output of
soft drinks and carbonic gas manufact-
urers has been rescinded.
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1918-11-21
WILL SAIL ON GERMAN SHIP
Wilson and Wife to OCCUPY Ex-Kai.
sers Suite on Vessel.

New York, Nov. 20.-President VIII
son will sail on the Agememnon, for.
merly the Kaiser Wilhelm II, Of the
North German line, when he leaves
America to attend the peace confer
ence, it was reported from a reliable
source which declared the ship is al
ready being prepared for The occupan-
cy Of the president and his suite. The
Agememnon is sviftef than the for
4Qer Hamburg American liner Water
land and has better accommodations
for pasaengAs.
President and Mrs. Wilson are to oc-
cupy the imperial suite once used by
the former kaiser while cruising on the
vessel.