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The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1918-11-22

chance.
 It was eleven years ago today that Owen Moran knocked out Frankie Neil in the sixteenth round at San Francisco. This was the first time Neil has ever taken the count and 1t practically ended his ring career. As a matter of fact, it was 8 victory which put Neil on the toboggan. Early in 1900 the little Californian knocked out Harry Tenny, the Canadian ban tam. Harry died the following day, and the tragedy deprived Frankie of his fighting spirit. He returned to the ring and fought Abe AtteH and Harry Baker in Los Angeles, but in both instances he was. defeated, and the Britisher put the finishing touch es on NeiPs career. In his early days as a boxer Frankie won nearly all his contests by knockingouts, but after the Tenny affair he seemed to 6 afraid to cut loose. Neil was defeat ed short bouts by Eddie Hanlon. but fifteen round battle between them ended in a draw. He visited London in 1904 and fought Jem Bowker 20 rounds in London, losing the deoi- sion.
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melon in ham remove the seeds and
scoop out with teaspoon. Get the
spoon about three quarters full each
time and turn it into sherbet glass
with the round side up. make a
mound Of these pieces in the glass.
The effect is very pretty. One large
melon will serve four In this way.
Another way is to scoop out all
OF the half with a tablespoon and
stand it up in cone shape or wrap
1t around q cone OF ice cream.
Tomato Cups with SaIad-Select
medium sized smooth tomtaoes. Cut
off slice and scoop out pulp and
drain the cup. Mix chopped dry
cheese with drained pulp. diced eel
cry, sliced ripe olives, and seeded
raisins cut in pieces. Season with
salt to taste, and tabasco. Fill cups
and add one tablespoonful mayon-
naise. Serve on lettuce. leaf and
garnish with sprig parsley or celery.
Rioe Flour Pastry-Sift and thor
oughly mix together one cup rice
-four one-third teaspoon salt and
two teaspoons baking powder. Cut
into this third cup fat and add
sufficient water to make soft
dough. This pastry isn't quite as
tender as wheat pastry. but it has a
fine avor and is of a crisp, flaky tex
ture. Try it first with a one-crust
fruit pie.
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Ag7ssE40MEMANAGEPS NlAPKETFoPUM ~

between 8 and 10 o'clock tonight at
Haudroy, two kilometers northeast
of LaCapelle.'"
The German armistice delegation
entered conference with Marshal
Fosh at 8 o'clock this morning,
French time, the state department
annoBnced officially today.
An official diplomatic dispatch
from France today emphasized that
Marshal F'och is empowered only
to deliver arTnistice terms to the
Germans and receive their accept
ance ZnS that peace negotiations are
not the business of the military
commander. Any suspension Of
hostilities before the armistfce Is
signed, even If accepted on philan-
thropic grounds, is out Of the ques-
ton.
THE WASHINGTON VIEWPOINT
Washington. Nov. Sat O'Clock
this morning state and war depart
ment officials. who had kept an all
night vigil, still were without infor-
nation that German Aplenipotentia-
ries had signed the artnistice terms
On the basis of press dispatches
from France that the ENJOYS would
meet Marshal Foch today. offfmials
uLu uOL SAp6CL ally uSAIllALS hC"S S~-
to Germany's decision for several
hours.
Prompt Announcement Promised
The statesment was authorized at
the hite House shortly after 10
o'clock this morning that whenever
word came of the signing of the ar
mistice in Franct. President Wilson
would himself announce it immediate
ly.
When this assurance was given the
! government had not been advised
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whether the German armistice dele
cation had reached General Focfl's
headquarters behind the French
lines where they were expected
about noon today. Paris time.
Must Act by Sunday
Information reaching Washington
through diplomatic channels irdi-
Gates that IL the German armistice
ENJOYS are not ready to accept inn
mediately the surrender terms Of
fered by Marshal Foch. the marshal
will give them only until unday to
sign.
No Evasions Tolerated
No efforts at compromise or eva
sion by the Germans is to be toler-
ated; they must take what the al
lies and the United States offer and
lay down their arms or there will be
no interruption Of the great often
siye which is destroying the German
military machine.
Reasonable Time Given
Time is given only for considera-
ton OF the drastic terms by the en-
Voys and for communication of them
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I till juice is drawn from the meat.
FIJI up with the hot water. add the
salt, boil up and skim. Add the rest
of the ingredients and simmer four
hours. Take out the tails, strain,
season with a little catsup and
thicken with cornstarch made
smooth with cold water. Put back
the tails and cook five minutes.
To Serve CantaIoupe Cut the
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THE TABLE

Honey Frostina-To make honey
frosting, boil honey, instead of sugar
and water, pouring over the stiffiy
beaten white Of an egg as for ordi-
nary boiled frosting.
Cut the tails into joints, wash
and stew with the cup of water and
butter, stirring all the time. Cook
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to Berlin If they desire. In view of
the Associated Press dispatch from
Paris. saying u hours would be al
lowed. it is assumed here that an
additional day had been granted be-
cause of the delayed arrival Of the
Germans
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.FOCH RECEIVED DELEGATES

Continued from page one.)
The German Supreme command
to Marshal Foch: BY reason Of delay
the German delegation will not be
able to cross the outpost line until
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1918-11-08

We just received three carloads Of
Apples;; they are New York Bald
wins and Greetings. Johanathans
Mcintosh Red, Gano, Champion
Delicious and Wolf River.
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sy Associated Press,


 WASHINGTON. Jan. 4-.Food Dlcta. tor Hoover is again the center of a wordy controversy inaugugated by scv- oral critics of the methods of the Food Administration in handling tho rrlco control problem.
 The latest charge to be flung at the Food Administration is that he has greatly exceeded his authority In hand ling the wheat situation and has gone far beyond his legitimate province in fixing the prices under the minimum price ruling sanctioned by the rrcsi- dent.
 Hoover's accuser thls time is Sidney Long. who Is one of the Food Admlnis- traitors most severe critics and who charges that Hoovers usurpatlon of authority in handling the wheat situa- tion would be considered criminal in
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By Associated Press.


 WASHINGTON, Jan 4--In order to relieve the Whr Department of some of It's present enormous burdens and at the same time bring about greater efficiency In providing and shipping war munitions to tho American forces in Europe. Senator Chamberlain, head of the Senate Committee on Military Affairs, has introduced a bill in the Senate proposing the formation of a new government department to be known as the Department of Muni- tions," which will have full charge of all matters pertaining to the supply and shipment of war munitions.
 Under the terms of the bill, the head of the now department will have Q seat in the presidents cabinet and will be officially titled; Secretary of Munitions"
 Tho bill is direct rssuit of the Sen.
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GOVT WILL RAISE R.R.
 REGIMENT IN ALASKA

Engineer Warren has been instruct ed by the government 10 raise a rail- road construction regiment from among the former employees of the Alaska Engineering Commission and other AL askans who are willing to join the ser vice
 It Is expected that the proposed reg iment will be composed of about tweu. " five hundred men, with tho neCcs- sary complement of officers and engin- eers, The regiment will be under the command of q Colonel. who will be ap.
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By Associated Press.

SEATTLE, Jan. IA regiment of railroad constructors composed entirely Of r1cf wno have been connected with railroad construction work In Alaska is the latest war project of the govern ment according to an announcement givenout here todcy by United States Engineer II w Warren, representative of the Alaska Engineering Commis- sion. engaged In the construction of the new government railroad from Seward to Fairbanks.
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WILSON ADDRESSES CONGRESS
WILSON ADDRESSES JOINT
 SESSION ON R. R, OPERATION

that the first intention of the govern ment is to guarantee ample and proper returns to the roads during the period of operation and recommended that con- gross provide compensation at rate to be based upon the net operating in- come to the roads during the past three years.
 The president also recommended that Legislation be passed which will provide for the upkeep of the railroads during the period of government con- trol and operation and also rccom-
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By Associated Press.

HOBOKEN. Jan. 4--Firemen, sol diers and citizens, assisted by all of the fire boats along the waterfront, con- quered q stubborn blaze which destroy ed a six story manufacturing plant in the heart of the industrial section paralleling the government controlled water front today.
 The fire was not discovered util the flames had gained great headway and was xtinguished only after a se-
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By Associated Press.

By Associated Press.
 LONDON, Jon. 4-Unlcss there has been some unheraled change in the plans, the Russian and Teutonic peace emissores will meet today to renew tlSe discussion of the peace terms which the BolshevlN government has declared to be unacceptable to the Russian people.
 Reports reaching here from Petro- grad indicate that the Russians in an effort to overcome the deadlock which was apparently developing during the last days of the recent session, have submitted q number of counter pro- posals calling for the complete evacua-
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zine river section and is expected to return some time in March with details of Stofanssons discoveries in the un- known attitudes north of Prince Pat rickLand. Considerable mystery at taches to the recent reports that Staf- ansson and party were at Ft Yukon as 1t has been conclusively proven that the famous explorer was not at that point at he time the reports wero sent
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LATE REPORTS INDICATE
 SUPERVISION AT HERSCHEL

and both himself and D, rly are well.
 It is believed that Stefansson plans to winter at Hersche! ana will bring his boats to Nome w!.cr the lee breaks In 'lc Arctic at the close of the winter period,
 The Canadian Mounted Police pa trol is reported from Dawson to have started out on the annual winter trip to the Arctic coast and the Macken-
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who have failed to register for army service
 General Crowder estimates that An average of ten men in every regIstra. tion district throughout the country escaped service without being caught Tho report is accepted as an indicA. ton that the government will soon un. dertake vigorous campaign 10 round up the draft slackers
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By Associated Press.

NEWPORT NEWS, Jan. 4--Unable to purchase coal and suffering severely as result of the bitter cold prevailing over a large section of the East at the present time. crowd composed of hundreds of citizens, the majority of cd the coal yards of the Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad Company in this city and carried away more than two car loads of coal which was standing in the yards awaiting shipment to other points.
 Practically all the coal was carried away in amall quantities most of the crowd having brought Q sack or basket.
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FREEZING CITIz EMS RAID
 EASTERN COAL YARDS

being called out to prevent coal seiz- ures at several coal yards and rail- road yards in the city.
 At several points the crowds were so large that the police were unable to handle them only with great difficulty and large quantities of coal were car ried away before endorsements ar rived
 With few exceptions. the crowds were composed of people of the poorer class on whom the present cold spell has inflicted suffering and hardship.
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SAYS CHINA HAS MEN
 ON WAR FRONTS
By Associated Frees.

oJ SSbOCIhtou fFc6S,
 NEW YORK, Jan. 4--In an address delivered here today, Chinese Ambass- ador Kee declared that the Chinese are willing to bcome active partlci- pants in the great war but can per form no effective service with their small and insufflciently trained army and has not the financial resources to sustain the immense costs entailed in sending largo force to Europe.
 The Ambassador said that China has q hundred and twenty five men behind the firing lines in France and Mesopo- tamia at the present time and will probably send more in the near future.
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Rumorcd 8ueIow to Succeed HertIiog
 LONDON, Jan. I-Rumor4 arc reach .ng various foreign copitals to the of feet that Prince Won Buclow. Formor German Chancellor is to eu'eeo Count Hcrtling the rrosoa' ncln.,.t of 'hr Chancellorate
 The reports ale a k,cpns w.th th. surmises or many Of the foreign diu- lom@tc body here that the Kaiser ap- pointed HertIlns during the recent u- ternal crisis, merely 10 save his best man. Prince Non Buclow for the stro.- uous work of settling peace terms
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ANIMAL PICTURE AND CHAPLIN
 AT DREAM TONIGHT

Tonight at the Dream Theatre one of the famous Bostock animal pictures will be shown under title "Stanley's Search for the Hidden City" 4 laugh able Vogue comedy "The Candy Cook" and Charlie Chaplin In a repeater titled Easy Street" will also be on the pro- gram. Sunday night Bill Hart in "The Desciple."
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Included in the throng engaged in the raid were a considerable number of
 The railroad officials were unable to stop the crowd and the citizens were not driven off until the military and police officials had been appealed to The railroad yards have been placed under guard to prevent further depre. dations.
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RUSSIANS EXPECTED TO
 MAKE COUNTER PROPOSALS

tion of the territory occupied by the Teutons pending a referendum of self definition. the vote to be submitted to the populace of the territory the Ton tons arc desirous of holding.
 The conferrees will probably meet at Brest Litovsk, although the Russians have asked that the conference ho re- moved Co Stockholm.
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By Associated Press.

SEATTLE, Jan. 4--Reports reaching here from Fairbanks. Dawson and Ot- iowa indicate that explorer Stefansson is at Herschel or Bailey Islands in the Arctic instead of at Ft Yukon, as was recently reported in messages received by the Canadian authorities at Ottowa.
 Recent arrivals at Fort Yukon say the the explorer is at Herschel island
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By Associated Press.

WASHINGTON. Jan. 4-President Wilson appeared before a joint ses- sion of the two houses of congress this morning and outlined to the rep resentatives the government plans for the control and operation of the rail- roads Curing the war period and also made 6 number of specific reccmmen- dations regarding the legislation re- qulred to carry out the government program.
 Mir Wilson told the congressman
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Chancellor HcrtIing Reported III
 LONDON. Jan. 4-Reports reaching Amsterdam and other neutral points on the continent say that Count Hert- ling the German Chancellor is ser Iously ill and unable to attend the
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NOTICE TO PUBLIC

To conform with tho Law making Eight Hours . Legal Working Day. Tho NonpareiI will be open for Husi. ness from 9 a. m. to 6 p. m. iron, January let.
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By Associated Press.

SEATTLE. Jan. i--Sergeaut G. c. Comstoclt and several members of the police Dry Squad were arrested today on warrants issued at the request of the District City Attorney charging the officers with plotting to steal quantities of intoxicating liquors stored in tho Public Safety building
 According to the complaint filed against the men. they were involved in a plot. the object of which was to surrsptitiousfy dispose of immense
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mended that an appropriation of five hundred million dollars be provided for their operation ard for the purch- ase of necessary equipment to tide over the present car shortages and other immediate needs.
 The executive was listened to with grave attention and bills containing tho suggested recommendations were in- troduced ia the senate immediately following the address
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CRoWDER ESTIMATES sLAckERs
 TOTAL FIFTY THOUSAND
By Associated Press.

WASHINGTON. Jan. 4-Provost Marshal General Crowder submitted a report to Secretary of War Baker to- day in which the head of the army assembly board estimates that there are fifty thousand slackers in America
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HOOVER IS CENTER
 OF WORDY WAR

normal times. Hoovot has denied rhc charge and soid that the situation has been handled by the Food Admins trauon sanctioned 0y President Wu- son. and with his fou Rnowedeo .n. approva.
 Hoover declared that undo. ,n. methods pursued by the AaminIstl ton the farmers gre getting more thu. the minimum price for thcu "he. and at the same time the price .t flour has been brought much lowe than before the Administration tool, control Senator Reed. Hoover and S.I Long are expected to clash before tho senate committee engaged in the n- vestgation of the sue.r and coal shortages
The Nome daily nugget., 1918-01-04
BIG FIRE DESTROYS
 K0BOKEN PLANT

were struggle in which the services of the fire fighting equipment of tho city was severely strained.
 The origin of the fire is not definite. ly known but is thought to have been tuc to sparke catching In lnf,umab!e material in the basemen. boiler room of the factory.
 Tho loss will approximate two hun dred and fifty thousand dollars, Subscribe fer the NomG naily Nuadst
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SENATE BILL PROPOSES
 SECT'Y OF MUNITIONS

lnte Military Committees investigations
 of the War Department methods.
The Nome daily nugget., 1918-01-04
Philadelphia Also Scene of Coal Raids

PHILADELPHIA, Jan 4--Coal raids similar to the one occurring at New port News yesterday developed here Last night and resulted in the police
The Nome daily nugget., 1918-01-04
SEATTLE POLICE IN
 BOOZE THEFT PLOT

quantities of liquor which have been seized at various times in the pubhc raids on illicit liquor vending ostab- lishments and stored in the Public Service building.
 The liquor was to have been dis posed of to outside parties, and the proceeds divided among the plotters
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Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-04-29
z TEATRoW WOJNY.
WALK WE FLANDRYI
I FRANCYI.
ANGLICY OPUSZCZAJA
YPRES.

Londyn, 90. kwietnia. - Ostat-
ME wiesci z odcinka pod Ypres
brzmia, il wojska angielskie pod
Ypres zostafy cofniete, Niemcy
posuneli linie swe cd Langemarck
do Verlorenhoek, Hooge i lille
beke. Stafo sic to skutkiem zdo--
bycia przez Niemcow po najstra-
szniejszych wysitkach zesziotygo-
dniowych kluczowego punktu Mt.
KENNEL. Samo Ypres jeszcze ME
lest ewakuowane, lecz prawdopo-
dobnie ewakuacya juz jest w toku.
Raporty niemieckie chwala sic
iuz, re Anglicy juz Ypres opusci-.
Ii. Cd piatku wstrzymywano
szturmy Niemc6w W tym odcinku
Z wielka dziclnoScia - boj TRIVIAL
okropnym krwi rozlewem, lecz
najwidoczniej komenda aliancka
postanowila szczedzac zo1nierza
poniechac Ypres... Jednoczes-
ME ostatnie raporty donosza o
krwawych walkach pod Lens,
gdzie Kanadyjcy odparli slime "a
TAXI niemieckie wzieli 60 Mem
COW do niewoli; wreszcie boje
trwaja zaciete W Pikardyi i ma dal
szych liniach francuskich: Fran
cuzi odpari ataki potezne Mem
cow. w okQlicy Reims, St. Michel
i Luneville.
= Najstraszniejsze walki to-
czyly sic w sobote pod Locre i
Voormezeele, a oba te punkty
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-04-29

Paryz, 20. kwietnia. - Ostatnie
telegramy Austryi donosza via
Geneva = il wiadze austryackie
pod presya niemiecka wydaliiy z
Aqstryi ma czas do konca trwania
wojny ksiezne Marye Antonine,
matke obecnej cesarzowej Zyty,
podobno nazbyt zyczliwa Allan
tom wywierajaca wpiywy slime
ma c6rke, ktora znow ma meza swe
go oddziaiywa w duchu pokojo-
wo-pojednawczym. Jak wiadomo,
rodzina cesarzowej Zyty jest spo-
krewniona blisko z rodzina fran
cuskich Bourbonow. "
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-04-29
w PRZEDEDNIU REWOLU-.
Cyl w AUSTRYI.

KAROL MA ABDYKOWAc!
Haga, 20. kwietnia. - w Au--
stryi znacza sic niebywaie rozter-
XII - pisza niemieckie gazety -
najnowsza nowoScia jest tam u
tworzenie silnej arystokratycznej
partyi, ktorej tendencya jest do
prowadzenie do abdykacyi obec-
nego ces. Karola, jakoby pozosta-
jacego nazbyt pod wp}ywem mai-
zonki, cesarzowej Zyty, ME dose
niemiecko = austryackiej w swych
upodobaniach. Przesilenie tam
grozi, lub jest juz w obu Izbach
parlamentu przesilenie w ministe-
ryum, rozstroj zupe1ny spraw
panstwa - w kazdej dziedzinie.
Premier dr.. Seydler zrezygnowaf
ponownie, uwazajac stanowisko
swe - jako ME do utrzymania
nadal - po raz pierwszy zrezy--
gnowai on byi W lutym - po-
wodu opozycyi Koia Polskiego po
Sprawie Cheimskiej, kiedy zawar-
la Austrya pokoj z Ukraina kosz-
tenn Polski - odstepujac polska
Cheimszczyzne - Ukraine; wo-
VEGAS jednak Seydler chwilowo
zreorganizowae zdofai ministe-
ryum, ktore teraz rozlatuje sic
ponownie. Dalszym przejawem
ruiny wewnetrznej austryackiej
jest, il wszystkie ludy faktycznie
daza do oderwania sic Cd niej -
najjaskrawszym tego dowodem
ma bye wytoczone podobno przez
papieskiego nuncyusza sledztwo
przeciw arcybiskupowi Lublany,
ktory ma stac ma czele stronni-
ctwa slawonskiego, zmierzajace-
60 do wyzwolenia Slawonii i
Kroacyi pod jarzma Austryi i
Wegier = a poiaczenia ich ,po-
bratymcza Serbia. Ze Czesi daza
otwarcie do niepodlegioSci, to
rzecz znana. Wreszcie zaznaczyc
nalezy i to, re nader silna jest W
Austryi tendencya, by sic nadal
ME wyslugiwac krwia i chlebem
Niemcom, by "a krew'i zycie pod
danych austryackich zdobywac
Niemcom coraz- dalsze zabory. .