The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1918-11-25
FORMER EMPEROR CHARLES OF
AUSTRIA APPEALS TO AMERICA
TO RESTORE ORDER IN NATION
(By the Associated PreSs)

Felix Carl and Adehed are at Eckertsau CASTLE An Interview
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Austrian republic Emperor Charles generals uniform and
vigorous but lines about his hint of the
Of the last few days He shook hands with strong friendly
grip.
The former emperor spoke English apsed
T authorize the Associated say single day
should be lost by America and her allies helping people here
oas food for the people Now distressing
be intense If food and coal not brought shall have disorder
shevsm will Looking back will find that Boshevsm
started in Russia because of lack of food think matter Of
may become a menace to the allies
Shows No Bitterness
am very glad to see an American who represents country
which WORKING M for peace have worked for peace always
ne tine ed %an n f dH d show any
tor He feels that the breaking Of the empire into Of
necessary their common interests
sst ai Pssen %sa @ half fl
when told that the presidents hair had whittier
''' ''S''"'S VI &C CoUSrER Uni MOVEMENT ON
Zurch Nov 25Ihe counter revolutionary movement in
pacardng Streets warning against it. It said the mon
archists doing everything possible nce suspicion
council and to impress the people with fears Of allied occupation
AGREEMENT REACHED g..
Copenhagen, Noy 25An agreement has been reached be-
tween the German soldiers and wones council and the
men 1T provides first all Political is to be in the hands Of
Tho its ENDS are what has gained through
Third the executive council in Berlin is to exercise the
made by legislative Council given 's''A are % Dc
Before the government appoints cabinet members the council
OVERTHROW GOVERNMENT
London Nov. 25-This mornings Berlin papers display
prominently the between the German
the soldiers and council which regarded event
and the the a6opGn s in
of his contribution to governmental lore
The Daily Express also thinks the menace
possibly exaggerated TOR the purpose OF mpressng the allies with
the difficulties of the situation.
REDUCE oNE-HALF
Washington Nov 25-Plans the department. Secre-
tary said today call American Exped
thirty divisions or about half strength Frher reduc
on will made beyond that point found that the situation
SWEEPING THE PATH
London Noy Pa aoa Of mine left the Firth Of
will sail for to accept the surrender of naval
Vienna Nov 25-Diultes presenting the task of retur=
factories have been shut down. throwing out Of work many thou
sands of Others n who s will % find Gcn task M Of find nd
city bright we'll dressed people walking
dollars per ride There is untold misery in the
Prices here probably the highest to be found Europe and
S. 90 and suit of clothes 15ooo ''ASS
CANvASsING SOLDIERS
Berlin Nov. 24.-(Sunday)-Dr. Karl Lebknecht the rad
socialist leader devotng himself primarily present
influence returning front. His
soldiers who have been pushing through
calculated to embarrass the present government
He chiefly directs his attacks at the proposed national
seb The far are that his efforts to
days meeting marked by the violent opposition of soldiers
who declared to have been admitted the meeting under false
pretenses.
ENTER BLACK SEA
Paris Nov 25-Aied warshps the Bosphorus having been
cleared of have entered the Black Sea and visited the
around its southern coast Dredging operations in
the Bosphorus completed October goth.
DEsperey of the victorious allied
in Macedonia, arrived in Constantnople Sunday
LAND FOR FOOD
Vienna Nov 20-Wednesday yVienna is making desperate
efforts the food and coal which the
have offered providing they get the strip of Austria Hungary
adjoining old Bohemia and old Bavaria.
NTI-BOLSHEVSM GAINS
London Nov. 25-(By British wireless service THE latest
reports received from Germany indicate that the