The Meridian times. (Meridian, Idaho) 1909-1938, 1918-12-06
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ES1ag O00 1T the clty's money while hold
lna offire. Alea Thursday, lie was
penpapae and death WAS attributed 10
ulcshallun.
Sixteen vessels, tesnllHg D4.s2H dead.
j Meggl1f ions. we're completed and deiis-
sfed 20 the shipping board rs Anierl-
eAn kAlpSarsis during Tile week ending
November ~ All but one Of the&a
rAitlaA wege stcei
| Chester II. Smith. a. express mes-
senaeF 80 the Union i'aeiglc raIIraad,
ahe reported That usasked bandit
boarded ana ruhbed his train near
! Hershey. Neb,. has confessed 70 Ape
cinl aHwnss investigating The cpse thar
hc committed the their Atnsesf
/ Secretary Hsaker expects coon 10 xub
mil to eungreas request that an Ap-
workers who viii BE- released when re.
organization ~ The war department 10
Il peace bnsls begins.
WARRINGTON.
Ii cost sa.845 600 900 10 run the
American array during the year ending
june 10 last Al 1868 0O000O for the
navy and @i.Si6,0O0.0OD for the civil
government proper. The shipping board
Spent ss's2 100000 ana sisi,O 100000 was
/ paid ost IL pensions.
4 Under Instructions issued by Posi-
umsier General Bnrleson no letter mall
Will be accepted by postofflces in The
Inltesi States for delivery To members
~ the American expeditionary forces
| without d return address on the enye-
lope.
The program professionally laid ont
! gur the coming session - congress n
dictates that Ia the three months be,
tween December aud March 4 both
senate and house VIII have about ths
busiest time III their history
President Wilson has definitely lie.
elied on four OF the five ENJOYS who
wili compose this nations delegation
10 the peace conference They are the
president. Secretary of State Lansing.
Cal, II. NJ. House aud Henry White,
former ambassador 10 France
Notice thar the country must pre-
pare for another intensive wnr loan
campaign. probably III the hitter part
u April. was given by Secretary Me.
A1oo Ia letter 10 bankers explaining
the treasurys program for floating cer-
i tiiicages of Indebtedness and bonds
during the next six months.
Bernard n, Rarush. chairman o. the
war Industries bonrd, q was under
/ stoosi, has been offered the post Of
secretary u the treasury 20 succeed
Secretary McAdoo
FOREIGN.
The former Empress of Germany ar
rived at Mnerongen at the eX-kaiser's
/ place ~ pxile ca November 20, with
Twenty trunks SIZE seemed % be IN
lhigh spirits She was met by the Wife
IT me German minister q Holland
The former emperor did not meet her
al the station.
f u h announced that Approximately
200 German submarines were destroyed
during the war The total number of
all types built by the Germans Is es-
tilnated "a have been 900.
F0ruer Emperor Charles has been In
formed hy the government at Vienna
that he must leave Austria because Of
The counter revolutionary movement
there. according q q Lelpsic dispatch
Il he folltikin.
David Iloya George, the British
pelme minister III 4 speech Of New
castle. said the victory Of the entente
allies had been due 10 eeaseless yalos
, ii their men and that Ii would be q
! lesson 10 anybody who. ia the future
thought they, as the Prussian wal
lords hoped, could overlook this liz
J sla island III their reckoning,
! AustFia's war losses total St,Ool,oeo
Killed alone number 1900 officers sn'
: Ssi.DOO men.
= ii Il autbortatlyely learned that
: Great nrltams delegates 10 the peae'
: conference viii he: Premier Lloys
q Qeorge. Chancellor Of the Exchequel
Ronar Law. Foreign Minister Balfour
e and viseeunt Reading
y The vienna government Intends 4
i brink to trial al persons responsible
Q gaF the war, Including Count hereh
told. Anstra- Hungarian foreign minis
: Ter when tha war broke out. aud Goun
q cxernln. fofsign mlnister nj late
. period. according 60 an Exchange fels
b graph dsgmtch from Copenhagen
r 1t il understood the question 81 th
= extraaltion u the former German en-
g peror Is betting considered hy hritis
2 law Officers ef the crown, who ~
Il Worklag ID close corporation with d
H. Freneh authorities.
N After an Inspection ot the Germa
= tattleships and cruisers held BY q
~ entente and final settlement o. the
ownership ty the peace conference. q
Ia he vessels probably VIII be sunk,
* apparently there Is 10 desperation
As the Part u the entente 20 risk the eo
I'd troYersles that would b. likely 10 eai
"a 81 an attempted division Of them, ga!
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