The daily progressive-miner., 1918-11-30
LLOYD GEORGE
 FAVOR OF PUNISHlNC
 VIM. EIOHENZ0LLERN
CLEMENCEAU, LLOYD GEORGE AND FOCH TO DECIDE FATE OF
 FORMER KAISER TOMORROW

Germany signed his abdicaon papers Amerongen Holland yesterday according dispatch to the Wolf News Bureau of Berlin The abdcaton decree expressed the hope that the would be able pro the German people against ohy starvation and foreign supremacy
 AMSTERDAM, Nov. 30-In response to threat by the British Commander that will be
 British and allied prisoners returning the allied lines remeded Berlin declares that everything is by Germany insure the orderly return of prisoners BERLIN Nov 30-Dr Karl Liebknech and the Independent all stations in Germany and transmitting their party propaganda and other the Berlin Tagblat declares.
 Berlin; Nov 3o-Chares; former Emperor victim great mental epresson is stated in dispatches
 AMSTERDAM Nov. 3O:-Wm. Hohenzoern; former ruler of Germany stricken with influenza is announced today NEW CASTLE ON TYNE, Nov, 30:-Germany must the the the limit of her capacity sadPeier
 Lloyd George in speech here today The Premier indicated that he in favor of punishment of the Kaiser he said We should act that future when they tempted to follow the example of the would know what is awaiting them in the end"
 LONON, Nov BOA dispatch from Berlin says that the government is demanding the formal abdcaton of the Kaiser indicating fear he attempt to regain his throne
 In the meantime there growing nsistence here that o land surrender the former Emperor the Allies and deter mine the method of procedure in making such demand
 Lloyd George Clemenceau we'll Commander Foch will meet here Sunday the British and French have definitely decided that they have the right demand.
 From through sources of high standing William Hohenzoern former German Emperor templates early return Germany reclaim his throne the Daily Mail today
 The Daily Express that the Allies decided that Holland surrender the former Kaiser.
 William Hohenzolern will his pre- ence there becomes perous to the country Premier Ruia Beerenderouck declared in the Dutch parliament Kaiser is in Holland private said the and the hospitality o the country extended to him accordance with the tradition of the centuries but goes without saying the moment his soourn becomes dangerous to the state he vin have to leave.
 MALINES Belgium Nov, 29:-Cardnal Mercer the Belgian Preate declared interview that forynne priests had been tortured and death during occupation of Belgium.
 VIENNA, Nov 29-Dr Joseph Redlch, former Minister of Finance said here today Provided immediate ne the Austrian Republic will be able to arise position it is in at present We hope that there revengeful desire the part of the Allies to remain poverty ing he said; T" helped will be able
 Vienna correspondent Daily Express describ- conditions in Vienna in part "x thousand human wrecks with bones prorung from their skins existing Hundreds die daily and buried collins because the wood needed for fuel Clerks dying in the Spanish Embassy of starvation"
 The intends bring trial all persons responsible for the war; including Berchtod foreign minister when the out Czernn later foreign
 minister and under whose administration Austria made such headway in Italy.
 According Copenhagen dispatch the former Emperor and Grand Dukes also number of Generals also to be tried before the Vienna tribunal.
 Ausras casualties during the total four mion including eight hundred thousand dead.
 LONDON Nov, 29-According a message received here from Mun the capital of Bavaria that country has broken all diplomat relations with the Berlin government
 LONDON ov, 29lt officially announced here that the British who died in the war; including the missing Fnown to have died million Up to date mlonandhalf prisoners released camps
 With the freedom of the seas which discussed the coming peace conference Winston Churchill
 Minister of Munitions said today From the battle ofTafagar the end of the 18th century absolutely free th and kin from the United States whose a ection practiced that broad and liberal policy which for century with unchaen ged supremacy, have shown upon the
 Speaking Dundee Mr. Churchill said that while he would Inc ca and powerful reality would be object for the macy of the British fleet.