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The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1918-11-30
CSernin Tries
TO ProUe Abb
fRv Asgociated Press. )

Basel Thursday. Nov. 28.--1n an
swer to charges that he turned down
a peace offer from America, Count
Czernin, the former Austro- -Hungar-
ian foreign minister in a statement
saws that the offer was made by DR..
Meinl, an Austrian manufacturer. DIR.
Meinl, Count Czernin says. acted In
a purely private capacity.
He adds: cdr. Meinl more than
any other of the numerous persons
who intervened in favor Of peace
possessed no document proving he
was qualified to speak in the name
of a hostile government or to act
as a man enjoying the confidence OF
President Wilson"
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1918-11-30
WILSON TO MAKE
ADDRESS MONDAY
CBy Associated Press.)

Washington, Nov. S0.-President
Wilson will address the new session
of congress Monday afternoon, in
stead OF following the usual custom
Of delivering the address on the Sec
ond day OF the session.
Senate and house leaders were
asked to arrange for a joint session
at / o'clock Monday so as to hasten
the Presidents departure for Eu-
rope. 1t has been stated that he
would sail from New York the day
after tho address was delivered.
Besides discussing the great
problems ahead OF the country in re-
adjusting itself from a war to a
peace basis, he is expected to tell
congress and the country something
of his plans for the peace conference
to which he goes in person at the
head of the representatives of the
United States.
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Boys Expected
TO Join ReSe1Ue

The government expects every
high school boy in North Dakota to
enroll in the boys working reserve
Of the United States Employment
service in 1919, according to a tele-
gram received today by W. L. Wan
Horn. Fargo. state director. as fol-
lows:
Conservation week for world food
relief begins Sunday next. If food
is to be conserved. IT must be raised
If three hundred million hungry peo-
pie are to be fed, crops must be
planted. To plant crops necessarily
requires help of boys working re-
serve. Every high school boy in
America should enroll for this SER
vice"
Mr.. Van Horn plans an intensive
enlistment campaign. In localities
where there is no boys leader APP
plication for enlistment can be made
to Mr.. Van Horn.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1918-11-30
BAKER DECLARES
talk OF FRICTION
BETWEEN ALLIED
GENERALS FALSE
Story Justifying Wilson
Peace Trip E1nbarrasses
Administration - "
THkS sfNANlse!

New York, Nov. 30.-The New
York Times, long one Of the leading
Democratic newspapers Of the Unit
ed States. in the, following dispatch
from its Washington correspondent,
takes sharp issue with the state
meuts yesterday Of Frank r. Kent,
editor OF the Baltimore Sun, that
President Wilson's real reason for
going to the peace conference is the
jealousy that has sprung up among
the allies concerning America
Washington Distressed
The Times Washington dispatch
says:
"From a new angle the effort is be-
ing made to show the necessity of
President Wilson'S presence at the
international peace conference.
Statements are now put out that
jealousy OF America is rampant
among officials of the British ard
French governments. and the Presi-
dents attendance at the peace table
is essential to save the United States
from getting the, worst Of it in the
prospective agreement.
cit is fair to say, at the outset, that
the character OF this propaganda is
neither approved nor rehshed by the
Presidents closest friends here. Sec
eral of them said tonight, when their
attention was called to the publica-
ton Of statements in the Baltimore
Sun and Pittsburgh Dispatch, de-
signed to show that extreme ill feel
ing toward the United States existed
in England and France, they were
not aware of any such condition and
indicated their distress over publi-
cations of this character.
stacking the Deck" Charged
"The allegation is made. it is de-
clared that a disposition is. being
shown among our Allies to stack the
deck as it were, in order to give
the United States a raw deal in set
tIement of the great international
Qeustions which will come before
plenipoteutiaries OF the Allied ma
tions. 1t is, asserted that Allied Eu-
rope is showing a tendency to mini
nize Americas efforts in the war. It
is also asserted that Marshal Foch
and General Haig had clash with
General Pershing last June, because
Pershing insisted, against Foch judg-
ment, on putting in American troops
to check the then impending German
offensive. 1t is also contended there
was Inutiny in the French army in
1917, which would have had momen-
tous results If America had not come
into the war.
Seek 10 Justify Wilson
'.All these things are now being
cited, it is declared, in the apparent
effort to show that President Will
sons intention to attend the peace
conference is justified on the ground
that he must protect the interests of
the United States at the peace table.
Whatever impression was intend
ed to be created, publication Of this
sort OF gossip is, not indorsed by those
who are entitled to speak for the ad-
ninistration. President Wilson can
not be reached. but no man in his
cabinet stands closer to him than
Continued on page eight.)
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Students Shy
At Red Fldd

Berlin, Friday, Nov. 29.-(By The
Associated Press IA red flag hoist
ed over the University OF Leipzig at
the behest OF the soldiers and WORK
ers council, was hauled down to-
night by a committee of the student
body comprised of soldiers just re-
turned from the front The stu
dents then posted a bulietin saying
that their action was protest
against the menace to academic
freedom. The notice also expressed
shame and sorrow at the failure Of
the German people to present unit
ed front in the heaviest hour of the
nations destiny"
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rORECAgT.

Enthusiastically cloudy tonight
and Sunday. probably snow, in north
and central portions; warmer tonight
in south portion.
Iowa-~fair and somewhat warmer
tonight and Sunday.
North Dakota-Mostly cloudy to-.
night and Sunday, probably snow In
east portion; colder Sunday In ex-
treme west portion.
South Dakota--Fair tonight ami
Sunday; warmer tonight In south ana
central portions, and In southeast por-
tion Sunday.
Montana - Generally fair tonight
and Sunday; colder in northeast po--
tion.
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WEEKLY FORECAST.

Washingtom, Nov. 30.--Weather pre-
dicfions for the week beginning
Monday, issueS By tho weather bu-
reau today, are:
Region of Great Lakes: Snow prob
able Monday over upper lakes and
Monday night and Tuesday, and over
lower lakes continuing Wednesday,
snow probable about Thursday, upper
lakes, and Thursday or Friday lower
lakes; warmer early I'm week. nearly
normal temperatures thereafter.
Upper Mississippi valley: Generally
fair weather. except probably snow
Sunday night or Monday in extreme
upper Mississippi valley and probably
again the middle Of the week. mo de-
cided temperature changes.
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Soldiers Bolt
Berlin Council

I Berlin, Friday, Nov. 29.--By The
Associated Press.)-The soldiers
council of Greater Berlin. at stormy
pIenary meeting today, expressed
dissatisfaction with the appointment
OF an executive council of twenty
eight men by adopting a resolution
appointing a representative from
each of the seven regiments station
ed in Berlin to weigh charges against
the executive council and IL neces-
sary, TO reform the organization.
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FLoRENcE M. OLSON DIES

Miss Florence M. Olson, IS, uauBh-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. S. S. Olson,
farmers residing near Litchville,
Barnes county. died in a Fargo hos
pital at o'clock this morning from
pneumonia contracted two weeks ago
when she came to Fargo for a minor
operation. Her parents and four
brothers, three of whom are in
France, survive. e. F. Moore viii
ships the body to Litchville Monday
morning
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1918-11-30
BARNEsvILLE WOMAN Dies

Mrs. Harriet y. Jackson. 55, wife
OF John Jackson, a farmer residing
near Barnesville, Clay county, Min
nesota, died in Fargo hospital Fri
day afternoon following a stroke OF
apopIexy suffered week ago. Mr.,
ackson was at her bedside when the
end came. o. Gard will ship the
body to GAINESVILLE tonight. F,uner-
al arrangements have not been made.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1918-11-30
~ AuXlLiARY 20 Mt.

The Ladies' auxiliary Of the Fargo
7. NJ. G.. A. win meet in the associa-
tion building at $3.50 o'clock next
Monday afternoon to discuss plans
for increasing the auxiliary mem
bership to 100 in the associations
member replacement drive next
week. The women win also finish
the association service flag. which
now has 23S stars.
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CONTINUED on page A.
Mrs. Fairbanks
DiUorces Doug
(By Associated Press.)

I = -<EA9N9ONIA-Ct4
New Rochelle, N. Y, Nov 3d.
Mrs Beth S. Fairbanks today won
an iilterloetuory decree OF divorce
from Douglas Fairbanks, moving
picture actor, in the supreme court
here. She was awarded the custody
sof their son, Douglas Fairbanks, Jr.,
eight years old. The record of the
testimony refers to the correspon-
dent as an unknown woman" Mrs.
Fairbanks is the daughter of Daniel
j. SulIy, cotton operator. The Fair
banks were married in 1907 at Watch
Hill, r. !.
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MQnddn Gets
S. S. Gonl 1J1

The 1913 convention of me Worth
Dakota Sunday School association
viii be held at Mandan, commencing
June II and continuing three days
it was announced from state head
quarters in Fargo today. The de-
cision was made by the central ex-
ecutfve committee of the associa-
tim
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1918-11-30
MorHER OF FAReoAN DIE
Mrs.. Florence OrneiIas Suceunnbs I
RNnn1Eai4ia Eridav

Mrs. Florence OrneIIas Succurnbs 20
Bronchitis Friday
Mrs. Florence Ornellas. 40, died at
the home OF her daughter, Mrs. l.. III.
Briggs, A15 Fifteenth avenue north,
Fsriday afternoon from bronchitis
FOLLOWING influenza. She came to
Fargo from Jacksonville, Ills. TO
make her home with her daughter.
Surviving are Mrs. Briggs and one
son, Charles M. Ornellas. in service
in France. Funeral arrangements
have not been completed. but burial
will be in Chicago. The body is at
the Wasem parlors.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1918-11-30
so Men Ride
On One Plane

Washington-The navy's newest
type seaplane, the giant N C-1, the
largest seaplane in the world, broke
all records for the number of pas
sengers carried in any airplane when
it made a flight with fifty men on
board Wednesday at the naval air
station, Rockaway, l.. ].
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LARCENY CASE IN COURT

The case Of North Dakota VS.. AR
thur Frederickson is in Cass county
court this afternoon, being called
shortly before the lunch hour. Fred
erickson, a laborer, is charged with
the theft of $40 from another labor
er in a Front street hotel early In
October
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CAPTAIN FALcoNER DEAD.

Bismarck, N. D.. Nov. 30.-Cap-
tain Addison Falconer, son of Mr..
and Mrs. w. "A. FaIconer of Bis
marck, died in France OF pneumonia.
He left for France only few weeks
ago. He was originally commission
ed in the second officers training
camp.
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Vote CdnUQSSOES
To Adjourn Work

Bismarck, n. D., Nov. 30.-Thomas
Hall, secretary OF state. announced
today that the state canVassing
board when it meets next Tuesday,
will adjourn to Dec. 10 to permit
the arrival OF soldier ballots from
overseas. Additional adjournment
may be ordered Dec. 10.
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House, Lansing, White and
Army General Go With
President to Europe
SENATE MAY SEND
ITS OWN DELEGATE
Failure To Include Con-
gressional Representa-
tive Will Be Aired.

Washington, Nov. 3o.-com-
position OF the military person
mel TO accompany General Bliss
with the peace delegation was
announced by General March to-
day as follows:
Maj. Gen. Francis J. Herman.
Brig. Gen. Marlborough Churchill.
chief OF the military intelligence
bureau, and Colonels Ralph ".
Van DeInan. Jordan, Ayres.
Helms, Furlong, Fling Captains
Auchinc2oss and Childs.
Brig. Cen VIM. w. Harts
former aide to President Wilson,
Will be In command of the mill
taTy aides and messengers at the
conference. There will also be
attached to General Bliss staff
a number OF army officers who
are specialists in law, finance
and chronology, furnishing what
General March described as
well rounded military staR.'
Washington, Nov. 3o.--The failure
OF the President to include a member
or the senate among the delegates
resulted today In a movement by Re-
publican senators to send a. sena
tor or a committee TO France, urin-
cipalIy 10 furnish the senate in
formation of the discussions, Rngo-
lutions to this end are said TO have
been framed for submission Monday.
A prominent Republican of the
house stated today that two Repubii-
can Representatives have carefully
prepared questions which they may
onalIy PROFOUND to the President
day.
Washington, Nov. 3o.-President
Wilson personally will lead the Am
ference. This was announced Off
ciaIIy last night at the White House.
The other members OF the deiega-
ton win be:
Robert Lansing, secretary of state:
Col. T.. NJ House, Henry White, for
mer ambassador to France and Italy;
General Tasker IL. Bliss, former chief
OF staff Of the army. and now AM
erican military representative on the
supreme war council at Versailles.
The White House announcement
follows:
It was announced at the executive
offices tonight that the representa-
tfves Of the United States at the
peace conference would be the Presi-
dent himself, the secretary OF state,
the Hon. Henry White, recently min
lister to France, Mr.. Edward M.
House, and General Tasler H. Bliss.
1t was explained that it had not
been possible to announce these ap-
podntments before because the num-
ber Of Representatives the beTliger-
ents were TO send had until a day
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YANKEES, THOUGH
WOUNDED, NEVER
COMPLAIN, SAYS
CAPTAIN HAN Ma
Former Governor, In Red
Cross Work, Writes Of
- Army Life
MOVIE RESTORES
POWER OF SPEECH
Experiences In Dealing
With Men Back From
The Front Are Varied

Capt. L. B. Hanna, A. r. c., for
mer governor of North Dakota, in
the following article, details some
experiences he has had in France
during the tpast few months,
I where he has been in the Red
Cross service. Mr.. Hanna gives a
remarkable insight into the life at
an American base hospital. The
writer is believed to be- en- route
home at this time, and will be. in
Fargo about the middle of De-
cemher
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1918-11-30
FORKS MAN woUNpEp.

washington, Nov. 30.-Privatt
patrick e. Ruane of Grand Forks, N
D.. previously reported missing in
action, was reported by the war de.
partment today as severely wound
ed
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FORMER EMPEROR
AT LAST SIGNS
AN ABDICATION:
May QUIT REFUGE
tBy Associated Press.)

London, Nov. 30--foFnner Emperor
William signed his abdication at
Amerongen, Holland, yesterday, ac-
cording to a dispatch to the Wolff
Bureau of Berlin, transmitted by the
Exchange Telegraph correspondent
at Copenhagen.
The abdication decree, according
that tho new regent" would be
able to protect the German people
against anarchy, starvation and
foreign supremacy.
The use of the word regent in the
message is, commented upon here as
possibly significant.
All Released From FeaIty.
Amsterdam, Nov. 30.-WiIliam
HohenZollern has definitely renoun-
ced all future rights to the crowns of
Prussia and Germany and hiss re-
leased all officials and officers from
their oath OF fealty, according TO the
text Of document signed by the
former emperor, which Is quoted in
a telegram received here from Ber-
lin.
Has The Flu
London, Nov. 30.-The former Ger
man emperor is i'll with influenza ac-
cording to an Exchange Telegraph
dispatch from Amsterdam.
May Return to Germany.
~Amerongen, Holland, Friday, Nov.
29.-It is understood here that VIII
liam Hohenzollern has been awaiting
the arrival OF his wife before go
ing elsewhere. Germans in his
suite believe he will return to Ger
many and are optimistic enough to
think he will return to Germany and
resume the throne.
A member OF Count Won Bentinck's
household said today that the former
emperor was greatly moved when
his wife arrived and seemed partl-
cularly delighted. One Of Herr
Hohenzollern's servants is reported
to have said that his master was
much brighter" and to have added
things are looking better for u.s."
The former empress was accom-
panied to Holland by party Of
eight. The party comprised Coun-
tess Won Keller, a lady of honor;
Prince Won SoIms, former chief court
chamberlain; Count Rantzau, a court
physician, three maids and valet.
Germans Ask Abdieation.
London, Nov. 30.-The Berlin gov
eminent, according to a news dis
patch received from Copenhagen by
the Exchange Telegraph company,
has sent a telegram to- the former
German emperor now in Holland, de-
manding the formal abdication of
himself and the former crown
prince. .s -
Amsterdam, Friday Nov. 29.-JThe
Telegram says 1t understood that the
members of the former German em-l
perors suite, who hive been staying
at Maarn, Holland. will return to
Germany today. .a- a i
Washington, Nov. S0.-sstate de-
partment advices from The Hague,
today reported that Admiral Won
Hintze, former head of the German
navy, was in Holland to obtain from
the former kaiser a formal procla-
nation Of abdication. /
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Weather

Continued on Page %
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All Released From Fealty.
haa The Flu.

London, Nov. 30.-The former Ger
man emperor is i'll with influenza ac-
cording to an Exchange Telegraph
dispatch from Amsterdam.
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Germans ASK Abdieation.

Amsterdam, Friday, Nov. 29.--The
Telegram says 1t understood that the
members of the former German en-
peror's suite, who hEve been staying
at Maarn, Holland. viii return to
Germany today. .---- .. .
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washington, Nov. S0.--State de-
partment advices from The Hague,
today reported that Admiral Won
Hintze, former head of the German
navy, was in Holland to obtain from
the former kaiser a formal procla-
nation Of abdication.
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American Soldier
Captures Father
General Organizer.

OBS Newspaper Enterprise Ass'nD
PARIS american soldiers were
...tir. rr pocket OF stray Ger
lir prisate from the
-nrUrnired one OF their
O.. Er 1r0 fsthcr. The
Her f1d beer back In Germany
.1 a VISIT ra'n ,hc var broke out
.ri h1l Been drafted The father
explained wiih frantic gestures 10
fhr son char Pc vas fighting Tor the
iuu against his viii and they
marched oif arm in arm the faith
pr io he delivered n prisoner behind
.Al ilacs.
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Legal Notices

Notice is hereby given that the
annual meeting of stockholders OF
ih, Panhandle. q Saula l'c Railway
Company WIN un held 90 General OF
N.o oi u. Company Amarillo.
Towns Wednesday. November g..
I.i,. af Iu O'Clock a. t tor the
purpose ul selecting Board of pi-
r f1.- for tla oa uiug year and for
such other business us may come be-
1rr said meeting
The annual meeting of the bircc-
tors OF said company will bc held ON
the same. date and place, Immediately
after thp meeting ot stockholders.
81. S. Freeman. Secretary 21l-2hc
-TTT0NOBi7-T FTVTS W carry 4
complete stock of parts for Hupno-
I.ln cars. Send us your orders By
wire. phone 1J mUl shepard Motor
co.. South Plains Distributors, Pain.
view, Texas -'"-l'p
CALL 1899 to bu. ashes kudlar
fertilizer blowing ci al mas
-Hf--p
INTENTION sToCFNEN $50
lFNHNTRs' 10000 acres. %. milo
south of Phoenix Arizona. ou th'
main lime utHcru raDtt, railroad
] for sale boz tract. iu suit Same
Iprops grown as u Salt Esr. Valley
Ideal condition for long '1p'" "I'
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NoUrr F. hereby given that the
annual meeting of stockholders of
DO. .u,tU F.,a. d Santa Fy hallway
Company vUI hp held 90 'ho office
no th. company 8uoauun IDH
Tnur dizzy November ltth l1's. a'
90 900 O'Clock IS. 80 ton Jho purpose
of .a. cling BOARD of Directors goo
tI. ensuing year ond Tor such other
hIau, a m.y come before said
m,p'.us
tn. auuu.l meeting of The l.roc
tors of aid Company viii bc held %
IHD same date and place Immediately
after me meeting ot ihc e'orFhaid
,rs y IS FREEMAN. Secretary
GOD. f.
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. |NTID showcase Phone 79s,
" 2s6-tp
""H partly furnished housekeeping
40. Sam Huren Call after
Good rauge. 29g-2p
Al" railway clerks. freight. bag
..r. .rI station employees. ladies'
..H gentlemen will meet Sunday,
n...r f' @ 600 p m. In Woodmen's
I Uru preliminary meeting. All
r..a8t employees are cordially in
tred
DAN RICHMOND.
General Organizer.
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LOST
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MISCELLANEOUS

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llairdressing parlor - Fuqua Bldg.
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