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TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1918-04-18
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Gruppen In SinnEauh

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pcitbe au5 0opruhoden an Die Nr.
DANCE 1tlntor6 fi6palh bon sell
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10000 @'anH Gruphrn ln Ntliinn.
lors neldnoet Tos i'm Soften pon
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bic dlIottldtiic Qoitn uHN aecit
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TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1918-04-18
Banficr Cmthcr
lscMitSc ecitcrbcit

9lap gorf, is. 2fpril. 2yn
gllter bon 73 sJobreu lit bier 2lltber
aounbe. elmer Der berborrogcnoiten
9anfiers Der gm. Staaten, geitor.
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uno qrilnOcte bier bic gontiiruo
aounbe Bros.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1918-04-18
Graf1tnlcrs GcGcss
tlrtcil Gltf0cIctcbclt

2incoln, glebr. tS 9fpril-etne
9Ibidrift Der neri6tlifen @ntidet.
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@ramner. Der oes W1orocS ietner
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ridt iiber ben Soa enti6ie6en Bat.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1918-04-18
Gritc BcItr0ftin0 ttntcr
sem SeSiticns0eGcts

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itriftseerift bon 9lidter Button 8u
einem 3uhtbou5termiu bon / bis
20 SSobren berurteilt nor6en &c III
6ies Die erIte 9ierurtehmq uuter
Dem neuen Seoitiongeict
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1918-04-18
1leme lslaocn oeocn
Scn 11tajcr Jess

5remoni, ylebr 49, gtpril.-1ie
2fnflaqcn qcqen Den g}aior SenrB
9l. S3eb bonn 100. Siauol Battalion,
Comp eooD yierv Wlerico. in6 neu
6ele6t mor0er sEriiber 6atteu gapiiie
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pIrre er6alin bdiie, ols 6er goAu.
hefcifs q 2g0hfe dlt aeBeIeg mare
INT Gre gai4il saaif sri.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1918-04-18
ltitfct0rlimHsGheatcr
in paris 0ir0crcot

4ariS, Is. Snfolae Der
lDcoerboltcn qtnprific oitf Rori8 ans
Der 2uft, mur6e ser gou bon I'm.
ter9runo,G6eaiern ongere0t, unb
8rpet iolder gergniiounaspldtc mcr.
ben Dem Bublifum boIo sur 8erfii.
attg aeitcGt lpcr0en Ga8 cine bon
i6nen miro iitb unter einen iems.
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Dem ouocrcu, oos in Der glGbe beg
Balais @onol T6caters" qe6aut
miro, ioa in Submit bic @eicqidaft
OeS leeteren ipiclen
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1918-04-18
Demticbcr 1icithstao
wieGer erSffnet

qlnlIter6om 49, 9(pril Der bent.
ihe 91eidstoa lit ON 8ienstoo uie.
Der 5iiammeugetrcten Ole nelten
bonn 2IuuoeSrot qittgebeiBeneu 5teii.
erborlagen pur6en lnlterbreitet In
ter ibnen 6ciiuoeu iih ioIdc, oie
5piritus, 9ier un0 8eiu betreiicn.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1918-04-18
PMn0crsnct bcrribt
in t3obmen

8al6inatou, is. glpril. Nus
6ranfreid bier eingetrofiene Gad.
ri6ten beiogeu oaB taliienoe 6aui.
lien In go9meu, teionoerS in Brog
unO ltmaegeno. Dem Sungcrtooc
preisgeaeben inc SsS,e g9ode mar
in 9rng foit fciu gtot er6dltIid
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1918-04-18
gtrtif N Gnht

"a. pouie, ts. abril Der
5treif Der Gei0nnbuinfer, an BEN
f6 nngeid6r 1000 Qlngdtenie bon
bier 5nbrifm bteiligen un6 Der
ON tG gdr3 Deaann N iniolge ge.
meinihnfiliden llehercinfomHenB
Bnm NbidluB acfonmcn gdmt
lide Sireifer teri o6ne Inter.
idieb Scr 9rb bic glrbetf nieoer
nulnc5meM Die 5orbgnnaen
6ef Nnqelirilie bef6eu 6er ariras.
aftcii lbf1rb. Blr emI4cbung nn.
terbreltet ul sen.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1918-04-18
1nfiacr gereiH muf 6aas rdlisftu

gloriolf glebr, rs Qlbrit Eer
Columbia Qqrein friiber yloriolf
9mbiue5ruerein GOT oH bic Ser.
mlaifung oes giabtrats iciHe pnae
idlipBeu mitiien neil eiHiqe Sir,
oer gegeH i6n gcldperoeB erboben
6ailen lle6er Die 8nlur Der ge
idpg6eu berl1uiei borldnf.g Hidis.
bod III nn5nnelneh boG biz ild.
set Dc 5iiGHlIi6e sidJsrbeit fIig &c
lagEbet alonbtsn.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1918-04-18
epnniidles eMiff tprpehicrt.

9loori6. Is. slpril.-Gie Giacn.
timer oes ipauiiten Sfifies 2ouiIa
1o5cn Die Heaierltnq in arnntuis &c,
iett, ooB 0oS Shiif torpeoiert iuilr.
DC. Drei g}onn Der 9ciabltng iiu6
uns 2ebeu dcfonmen
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adlladlirnouunrr 30 N1tiltn bcr.
uehmbur.

sdlIodltrnopunrr 90 D1tiItu bcr.
ntbmbnr.
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ten Buiolgf lat iid 6ic Gage orr
9nien mocr 6ldn0ern 5ront Qe.
ileru ctpdS pilniti9cr deitaIiet, Die
@riten hohen acitcrn nidt MIR icucs
Ecrrdiu 6as iic 1ienSiog bgrleioip.
TEN bebauptet ion0eru fie iiibrteu
10 aeiDoItiae @cocnuuariiic ot5, 0oB
Itc W2ctcreu mo eiueu Teit non WBts
idlocte Buriidcroberien iu0 cine 9cit
long oud be5anptetp.
gtur nod ben qcDoltiQiten gln.
qriiicn mur0cu Die gritcn gejulnt.
gen, iih aus hcn bci0cu aeuauuicn
OrtidDdfteH 8urijf3u5ieten. ,5rau31s
iiidle Trtppcn iin6 5ur llnterftiit.
5nue Der britiidjen 9fie ein9etroi.
fen.
g(cuBerit beunrli6i1cn0 uirft bic
9erliner 9luAribt, Dab gBoelcopeIle
un0 2ongemarde bon oen 9eittiben
aeuoumen lit, iolnie bic 9lnfiinoi.
glug In 2onoon, ooB 'ih Die 8ritcn
bon gepiiien 2inien i'm Opern gtb.
idnitt 5ltriidae3ogen boben. a6er
Elm 8nriIfnebmen Der Clinic in bic.
lem 2Ibidnitt mar borausgeieben, oo
Die @egnabme bon Reltbe @gliie
mo gailleul Dem 5einoe @eIegcn.
belt bot, In Dem Dpcm gGbidlnitt ei.
uen 5Idutenongriii 8u uuternebmen.
es miro ofii8iea nngegeben. Dob
Der Riid8ng in boiler Gronlng
boa3oaen ipllroe; ipie melt Bic britt.
iden 2inien auriidgenofmnen NOR.
ben iin0, tpiro nidt eeiagt. bod1 III
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se1en Der GngI1uoer goeIcopple uno
2ongentnrde pretsgeeeben pur6eu.
seit neun Gogen tobt nunntebr
Die SdIodlt an Der GIonOern Gront.
@eriid)te fitrfierten 6ob oie Deut.
iden Oas Dorf ct. GIoi, orei Uiei.
len iiiolif bon gpern geIeeen be.
iett baden; oieie glahridt aber ert.
bebrt Der offi5icIlen 8eftdtigung.
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ten BEN iiiolihen g(bbang 6eg Ser.
ge8 aemmel bcirbt; 6erieIbe liegt
ettpn 212 Meilen n6r6lid bon @ul.
nber ntd bieie gladriht.
miro nidjt beitdtigt
2luf Dem iibrtaen qeil Der 5ront
6abeH iid bic Deittihen bon ben
Uleiiines Soben III meitliber Rib.
lung gegen bic britiihe ainie 9eiDor.
fen; baI6offi3ieIen geridten gendb
aber b1lt oieiel6e ben glnpraq aus,
un0 Dem }eino uer6en foloiiafe Ser.
lutte 3ugefilgt
Dor Qlrra8 lit es lDieDer gu ihne.
rem @efedten gefommen; bort a6er
1ingen bic griten 3um @egeunngriifI
Iiber un6 bertrieben Den 5einb auS
ben @rdbeu, pelfe er borber ge.
batte.
4eHc ginie beiitr, mic bic alte.
qonoon, is. 2lpril -@eneralma
ior Cir 5re6erid y. U2oiirice, Der
gertreier 6es @eneraftobg I'M brt.
Iiiden ariegsminiiteriinr, gob ge.
tern 01dlmittag sorreibouoenteu
]cgeniber folgeuoe erflduiHq CO
,1os 8uriifne9men unierer qinie
IN bet gpern fyront lit bebducrlif. |
Ditroe n6er 5Deds 8erfiir3ung Der
sdlndtlinie n6tig. 9ie neue 9inie
II beIier, nie bic alte General
Rntrice iagt. oaB bon ben 10 bent.
den Gibifonen, oie gegen bic Sri.
en- operierten Is 5Deimal aus Der
5euerIinie ge3oaen peroen milBienl
mo cine 0reimnl.
Con ben "a 6eiiihcn BibiIionen, |
lie gegen bic }ran5oien oberierten, !
ufr6en bier 5lDeimdl aus Der 5ener
iuia 9eJogen; cine gibifon iptr6f
aiifgerieben
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1918-04-18
andJ bns nueariidt
aabiuett rehaniffi

qoubon, ~. Qptil. Ias ac.
iieru berbreiieie @eriidlt, fDonad 6as
nnanrii6e slobineit Snriidgetreien
III, mlr0e bier bnlf bpiidtIqt Gfr
iri5ere wiiuiiierpraiioent gis5a IN
gtm 9adliol8er Meferies 6eItimmt
moroen q
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1918-04-18
Scr 6rmmrlbrrg
OOnl T!laOr attaCfirrt
Britiide rinie ias suriidsoebcoen, God, wirS
Sie sitnatS bci sinem GeocnanoriFf
sScr bcrocIteIIt
Die DeutiQen beonlpru@en mebrcre Wrti@oftsu

ariiic bod brotcu oieiclbcn suIor
men
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INT Gre Pnidfi gaufi sri.
ssIhboubSl
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1918-04-18

AH nmaha unA llNaNaA FFthNAelhA
uNh nlifg hAlit otenN Attllaa irilNrlN heN
mtlfi uaA auhalixuh fall
lNf Mftmtfa slsraAhssliA nnA rifimi
hnllf attnh Rvcit, NFyiina lh6n
elis Nrna geesn''hrsc hessie nserk ~.
ino hcptiFi nuA Iall
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1918-04-18


runiisHFn ANn nlnrplnurrn uNnEa
rtRMlf tAe ataA. AUTHORIZED nv rnR
ACT oF nVlunER a 1915 ON rilr Ar
run rosr OFFICE or OMAHA NnnR
ny ORDER Of rttr PRESIDENT
A. \ RuRIES0N. rusrMAxrrR.C
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-12-11
INFLUENZA MAY
INTERFERE WITH
RED CROSS PLAN
Speaking Campaign Already
Cut Fifty Percent,

The Spanish influenza epidemic
which furnished such ssriou, intsrier-
cnos with the progress Of the Fourth
Liberty loan drive again promises
trouble in the Red Cross Roll Call
campaign
Because Of the epidemic. which is
lingering in many sections OF the
state, and, which has broken out
anew in other places Chester West
iall, director Of III speakers bureau
announced this morning that already
the speaking campaign had been re-
ducsd at least so percent. and fur
ther material eurtailment OF campaign
plans, that Is those contemplating pub
lie meetings and speeches, is looked
for V the "ilu" doesn't abate
OF nine speakers who came to the
state from Texas to help In the drive
five have been sent back because II is
impossible TO accept their services
There are districts in the state where
we can not think Of sending a speaker
on account Of The influenza" said MIR
Westiall
In the sections where the "ilu" sit.
uation is not serious the campaign
will proceed as originally outlined
with public meetings, public singing
Of the Red Cross song and speaking
J.. + Phillips, state chairman, yes
tetday wired final instructions 10 all
chapter and county ehairmeu on plans
ior the drive
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-12-11
FOOD CONTROLLER
OF COUNTY FAv0RS
FEEDING GERMANY

The Times Is receiving numerou,
letters m response 10 rs invitation
10 reader, 10 submit letters on fhe
question, Should We Feed Ger
many"
II C. Morse. county food ad
minislrIior IS ono OF those who
answer the question IN the aiiirma
tive. he says.
"Oi course we must feed
Germany. II we refused to do
so the high aims and ideals for
which we entered the war
would be only sham. We said
We were fighting for humanity.
II that is true and we are sin
eete in our statements, we can
do no less.
ut was easy for Us TO save
food for Belgium, France and
the rest Of the allies. Nov,
however, comes the final test
OF national character: that OF
feeding our enemies Christ
commanded that we should
forgive a. we would be for
given. The American people
is big minded enough to for
give and feed It's former enc
my-Germhny"
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-12-11
Italians AggreSSor3,
English Paper Hears

LONDON. Dec 1.-THE Manrhe'-
Ter Guardian say, n has received
from 2 well informed allied sourc,
ths statement dat another very sc.
rous incident hl, been prysoked by
the forward action OF lub on the
Adriat.e coast"
The new papers informant contin.
ues
Ten day, ago though perfect quiet
rcgned 800 that district and Serbian
contingent, from General Franchet
D'Espefe,s army alr,ady we're in oc-
gupl'lon ot Cettinle the Italians in.
sisted m landing 2OO0 troops at Cat.
urn m Dalmatia. Happily. to coun.
tefhalance lhis. the allies secured the
presence Of an equal 'uumber Of
troops including French and Ameri-
can soldiers
The Italians however. showed
signs OF behaving as master, and pro-
ceelsl 20 demand the lowering OF the.
national flag An armed conflict was
avoided owing 20 the active interyen-
ton OF the American commander The
na,ional.ilag' and emblem, remain in
position
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-12-11
ROBERTSON MAY
CALL FOR VOTE
ON HIGH COURT
Governor Elect Approves
Plan Of Bar Association,

u the Oklahoma Bar nsugia,llr
"rll draft and submit 90 the people of
Oklahoma a feasible plan for reor
ganyliluu ol The supreme court IA
lowing llS annual meeting IN January
Governor Elect ! n A Robertson
will call special election some time
next summer t1 have the plan adopt
ed a, part oi the constitution
+ @ Mcidan' president OF the
state Bar association after a con
ference With Governor Elect Robert
son said this morning that the only
difference between the opinion oi the
Sssociatlon and R1befl,ons was that
The goyefnor,elect though, there
should he clause limiting appeal,
More than 1900 lawyers are expect
ed to attend the annual meeting OF
the ASSOCIATION here January Is and
10. II is proposed that the presiden,
OF the association appoint one LAWYER
from each county IN the state 10 draft
the proposed amendment 10 the con.
Nltuti1n The suggestion of Me.
Adam, provides for the consolidation
oi the supreme court with the crimi.
nal court oi appeals with one chief
Justice and twelve associate Justice,
20 Sit m divisions of three each
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-12-11
YANKS HAL 7
S[AV CLASH
WITH ITALY
JugO-SIayia Appeals TO Az
lies for Supp0r,
DISPUTE OVER TERRITORY
Italians Claiming Coast Of
Three Provinces,

WASHINGTON. Dec. II. - The
Jugo.Slay national council at Lagreb,
acting as the provisional government
for all Jugo-S Slav territory formerly
Incorporated On the Aus,rO.Hungarian
empire has submitted a protest TO the
allied government against Italian ad-
minStration IN the occupied terri.
tories OF Dalna'a. lsiria and Gorizil,
according &, a dispatch received today
by the Jugo-Slly press bureau here.
The message declares that the Italian
administration IS contrary mo-, only
90 the srmist.cr terms. bu, 10 human
conception as regards tie treatment
OF a people distinctly pr1llly and
struggling through the whole war Tor
the allied cause"
The pgnus, alleges that M an parts
OF DaImatia occupied hy Italian force,
food Is distributed on,, t1 those who
sign a declaration a1hcrng 10 the
annexation OF Daimatia 20 Italy
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-12-11
President TO Arrive
AT BreSt in Advance
OF Schedule, Report

United States, he will be surrounded
on all sides by the Likeness OF Ma.
poleon. A marble bus, Of Napoleon
is on pedestal directly in the rear
Of the desk at which President VIII
son will work Every wall panel rs
upoa Il painting either OF Napoleon
or one Of his generals or Of their
families The simplicity and elegance
Of the study are impressive,
Many OF the p iceleo works Of art
and other ornaments which we're re.
moved during the long ben.
bardment Of Paris by the Germans
have been returned 10 the mansion
In every room, In every hall there is
some object 10 recall the days Of Ma
poleon.
The presidents study on the second
floor ha, q large bay window and a
massive mahogany desk and a ftt
chairs which sit In the window. The
toon,Inusc on psos 4. Column ~
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-12-11
Aerial Mail Routes to
Oklahoma City Logged
By Planes Here Today

The FIRST concrete S,cn toward Is.
iahl,hing aerial mail service ~ Okla
h1ma Civ was taken ihs morning
when three plane, from Call field
Wichita Falls. Texas arrived here 0n
a tour of inspection oi aerial ml.'
route. The, are Co leave here 'h.,
afternoon iHr Okmu'gce and Nu,ku
gee whore the, vl'l remain all ngn
From Nu,krgrr they gD lo I.n
Smith tomorrow They are expected
'o he 100 Oklahoma trr again iy lu
I1y ur SATURDAY.
Routes Logged
The purpose ni lhc vin s large.
l1 lng proposed route, and navigation
lrc, and 90 obtain data 900 uivgih'r
country and landing site. The three
planes here were o' thr Dur'uf train.
INK NNe
lt wa, announced hy officers max
ing the flight that the government
will soon release for mail service u,r
twelve Handle, Page twin Liberty
motorrd machine, and twelve Glenn
! Martin wn.llberN .motured
planes IN addition to numerous plane,
of the luruss type and ln0 pcilayi.
land planes
Liberty Fuel" Used
The mall planes. the aviator, an
nounce. will u,e the new Liberty
fuel recently perfected by army en-.
gineet, Il will explode az a temper.
alure OF zero and leave, no carbon in
lhe engine Il i, also far cheaper
and more reliable ,Iin gasoline
While no definite announcement
has been made It is believed that the
first air mail route in this state will
link un Mu,kopee Tulsa. Oklahoma
CITY With Fort Smith. Ark, and some
city u northern Texas,
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-12-11
Boy Wounded By
Mysterious Shot
In Fathers Yard

shot from m,vrrHu, source
struck Howard. l1Nclr.li SON u.
Honest lutk, Dlb Nc,, r street
Capitol Kin. about s go O'Clock Mon.
day evening while M, lad wa, play
NIX the iron, ward oi h.s home SO
motive for am attempt at murder can
Ne assigned and u D, Thought hy 'hs
father that 10 was a stray bullet from
a high power gun az a distance
ratrolmaa lerk0n, has been given
a special assignment 90 investigate
the case The lad .. ur' seriously
wounded and no report wa, made lo
the police until last nigh,
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-12-11
CLUBS CHOOSE RED
CROSS DRIVE HEADS

With the appointment this morning
Of three OF the four general, TO have
charge OF the Christmas roll call
membership drive Of the Red Gross,
definite plans for the campaign be.
ginning next Monday are assuming
shape The four club, selected TO
furnish the generals and team, are the
Rotary, Lions, Ad and Kiwani, The
Rotary club appointed Roy S. Rander-
.cn, the Lion, club T r. Steele a,
generals The Riwani, club will sp
point their general late today. Mrs.
I'd 0verholser will be In charge oi
the women's committee with Mrs
Prenti,, Price, Mrs. c, L. Henley and
Ms, W. $. Hanson .-.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-12-11
Rights of Fleet Are
Not to Be Curtailed.
LondonIsReassured
President Proposals Touching on Free
dom of the Seas" Do Not Provide for
Revoking Right of Search, Blockade
or Enforcement of Contraband Law.

LONDON, Dec. ll.-As a result Of informal conyersa-
on regarding President Wilson's freedom of the seas the
British government possession of concrete suRges-
ons which understandable than the free seas
clause in Mr. Wilson's fourteen points according to the
Express
President Wilson, the newspaper says, has information
showing definitely that great Britain cannot surrender the
right of search the conraband law and the right TO enforce
blockade 1t is understood that Mr. Wilson's proposals do
not include the abandonment OF any of these rights and that
they are generally in nowsc antagonstc to British interests
as has been supposed
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BY The Associated Press.

BREST Dec. 1.-THE Uni,k
States steamer George Washington
with President Wilson and party
aboard changed It's course after leay-
ing the Azores and will arrive In
Btest in advance Of the time an
'nounocd according to a naval wire
le" dispatch received today,
The president is now expected to
reach Brest at ten o'clock Friday
morning instead Of at J o'clock in
the afternoon lie will leave for
Pati, at 4 o'clock in IN, afternoon
A heavy Southwestern" blew up dur
ing the night stirring big sea, of the
coast
PARIS, Tuesday, Dec l0-When
Presider, Wilson starts wosk in his
study In the Murat mansion, all parts
OF which ate now ready TO receive
the distinguished guest from the
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HAD
No VOICE IN
PEACE MOVE
Ludead0rff Real Dictator
CIat0in Declares,
HIS EFFORTS BLOCKED
Austrian Statesman Says
League Is Feasible
BY Tsc Amoeiltcd Pre-,

VIENNA De. y- Duun, D,crnin
the former Au,uo. hungarian foreign
minister discussed today h, effort,
and those o' the Austrian government
20 end the war and outlined what 900
H, e.umanm wcre the problem, tn
be settled before peace ~ be made
secure Ne expressed hope for an
agreement among ,he nation, ,o -l',.
arm.
Count Czrrnrn de- Jared the Brrt.
Ll'oSk peace treaty va, the work
of the German military leaders and
painted General ludrudurli the quar-.
terml,,cr general OF the German
army and virtual dictator OF the en-.
pres military policy 90 the last day.
Of the conflict, as the man who stood
between the central empires aud peace
on numerou, occasionS. Efforts q
induce the German government y
make concessions OF an imporian
nature seemed at times 10 be near sue
cess, but Ludendofli was adamallI
Kaiser Sought Way Out
Recouutinp the de,pcrais effort, ON
the par, Of Austria 10 r,,ch some ,or,
Of peace before the final and ,b,o.
lutc COLLAPSE of both the Austrian and
German empIre, Com, Csrnin ,aid
The German people wanted prar,
long ago and even Fmrrror William
wanted 10 see the end Of The war but
the attitude ny Engl,nI prc,cntsd
,,ep, being taken Emnsrur William
sad 10 me ON one occasion How can
We re, pcacr with England declaring
that we must be DESTROYED
w,rl5 co,,.d. No,h,,u
.b,.,
r, WIN 'u' N'''"'''f, Oh Enp,fo'
u"'. .,'' W.p'''' ", '"''','' " 10.
nav" , u'a' .'u''''' M'I.I give p'tm'n'
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PreCautiOn Marks
Policy OF Britain

. LONDON. Dec. ll.-Eypounding
the Britain view Of the freedom Of the
/ seas. the legal correspondent Of the
Times, after dealing, among other
| things with the lessons Of the war
( regarding naval operations as thsy
appear to hiu. describes the main
British position on the question as
/ follows:
"A readiness to continue as here
ioiore the freedom Of the seas in
times Of peace. which has been car
ried out by England for example. as
10 the admission Of foreign vessels 20
cols,wi'e trade. more than by any
other important commercial country
and 10 agree to the conversion INTO a
free sea NJ any sea now treated az 7
closed sea.
"A strong conviction greatly
strengthened and hardened hy the les
sons Of this war. to maintain the mini
mum oi safety Tor our people and END
pire and to he no party 10 any agree
ment inillcting or tampering with L.
4 belief that The conditions Of war
fare arc so changing that We must he
careful to protect ourselves against
prrils ahead
"A readiness IN consider any
changes MT forward by neutrals con
,i'tcut with these essentials,
"A desire to cooperate in render
lng impossible hldcouS crimes COM
mtted at sea-
"A readiness as far as Z, compat.
lille with safety in the full sense to
0rumote any nractieable scheme for a
's--ue ot nations
"ln short a firm resolution a, 10
rH-u'iNl' and an open mind as 10
'.0nday matter"
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! 0CAl SOLDIER NOW
REPORTED WOUNDED

Word has been received BY { W
Sims, proprietor Of the Sims Cigar
company that his brother, Clint l.
Sims, reported missing in action after
fighting in the Argonne October s
and Q. is instead only wounded lie
has received a letter from his brother.
WIN is in a hospital at St Cloud a
suburb oi Paris