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The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1918-06-20
Bread Ration Reduced.

ZURICH, June 20.-There is enor-
nous feeling in Vienna regarding re-
duction of the bread ration, according
to dispatches received here.
What is practically a general strike
is said to be formulating in Vienna
and Neustadt The trouble is spread
ing to the provinces.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1918-06-20
WITH THE ITALIAN ARMIES IN

WITH THE ITALIAN ARMIES m
THE FIELD, June 10 (nisht)-The
elements are aiding the Italians.
Heavy rains in the mountain regions
have changed the Piave from slug
sish stream to a rushing flood, de-
stroyng bridges and cutting off Aus
trian forces on this side of the river
from their source Of supplies and rein
forcenents.
British airmen report that twelve
of the fourteen bridges flung across
the Piave by the enemy have been
carried away. Trapped on the west
bank, tn Austrian detachments are
subjected to almost constant rrauiing
by the italian artillery and bombs
dropped by allied airmen with no
avenue of escape.
The Austrians thurs Gagged in have
an advantage in defensive positions
and are yet too we'll supplied with
ammunition to warrant a frontal as
sauIt. There is every possibility,
however, that exhaustion Of their am
munition and food supplies, together
with the pounding they are undergo
ing, will eventually force them to lay
down their arms or sacrifice tnem-
selves in desperate assaults on the
Italian lines.
Frantic efforts to restore the pom
toons SO far have been frustrated by
the swollen current and the accuracy
of the italian artillery.
The eneny's losses on all parts OF
the front in the first three days OF the
offensive are now estimated at 10000
The heaviest fighting Is still around
the bridgehead, the Austrians have
established In the lower Piave from
where they are trying to push west
ward towards Venice. The enemy nov
holds the west bank of the river from
Mazrada to Fossalta and San Dona u
Piave, a front of eighteen kiIometers
(about twelve miIes.)
Austrian artillery is pouring thou
sands of poison, tear, emetic and
mustard gas shells into the rear areas
sehio, Bassano, Aso;o and Trevlsc
have thus been rendered practically
unhabitabIe.
number of the wounded display
qhastly wounds, in support OF the
claim that the enemy is using explo
sive bullets.
On the lower Piave, Austrian detach
ments wearing italian uniforms sought
to advance, but the sTbteruge was
discovered and they were dispersed.
Several spies disguished as Italian
peasants have been shot.
On Flanders Front
LONDON, June 2O.-Raiding activi
ties, such as presaged the last Germar r
drive, were reported all along the
Flanders front, and the northern por
ton Of the Picardy area by f1elc
Marshal Haig today. Some or the
raids led to sharp fighting, with heavy
enemy casualties.
The increased raiding activities
were accompanied by an increase II
artillery firing along the southern
portion of the Flanders front and the
northern part of the Picardy front.
I'm the neighborhood OF Boyelfes
Lens, Givenchy, Stazelle and 1pres
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1918-06-20
Revoiutfon in Kieff.

LONDON. June 20.-The revolution
which broke out in Kieff has spread
to the districts of Chernigoff and Pol
tava to the eastward, according to an
intercepted wireless dispatch received
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The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1918-06-20
Congress is Ready for Quick
Action if Reports Are Veri-
fed of Attack in
Persia.
MAJORITY IS IN FAVOR
Uneasiness for Safety Of Citizens of
the United States, Who Are
Still in That
Country.

rBy l.. c. Martin, United Press stair
Correspondent
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1918-06-20

The Telegraph Service of The
Daily Gate City and Constitu-
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our own leased wire.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1918-06-20

PARIS, June 20.-''Between Montdf-
dier and the Disc and in the Bois LIE
Chaure region, French detachments
penetrated the German lines and took
twenty prisoners the French war Of
flee announced today.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-11-14
American Mercy Organization
Succeeds in Gathering Huge
Store of Provisions to Feed Re.
leased Prisoners.
CAPRoNI AIRPLANES ARE
USED TO CARRY SUPPLIES
Before Leaving Internment Camps
Americans Hoisted Stars and
Stripes; People Cheered Presi
dent Wilson.

TIi'st "wednesday NuN g.. The
American Rcd cross working with the
Italian authorities has succeeded in
gathering here sufficient food for tu-
600 of the Italian prisoner pouring
iu hrf" ON THEW way home from Aus
ttla Among the released prisoners
AZ" American. British and French sol.
tiris.
Improvement .u the situation iu the
interior %. Austria is reported Almost
everywhere tho population is being
Kept in hand hy the authorities and
IL IS believed that further oNccs.,cs viii
b" avoided ~ iS rcpurtvd that allied
prisoners everywhere are permitted To
walk on the streets loo their own uni
forms When they enter e public
place tn" p""pl" invariably rise ana
salute them
~ the uum'ut ut departure from
the intcrnmcnt camp some of the Nm-
cricaus hoistcd the stars ana Stripes
and the people ohcered for President
wilson The prisoners explained this
changed attitude ls reaction against
Germany. Hli 'hp Nus'riaus consider
ing that the Germans w,r" th, ,aus,
of their disaster.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-11-14
WILSON MAY ATTEND
GREAT CONFERENCE
ON TERMS OF PEACE
Although Many Of President s Nd
visers Believe His Presence
Would Involve Unnecessary
Risk, No Decision Reached

Washington. NuN - President
Wilson was said TODAY Go have given
mo- Indication as 20 how h. regards
tho suggestions from high -ourr,s lu
Europe mat hr attend the great CON.
terence winch iH tu establish tho
peace ot t wur-toru world
Most of the president advisors.
however are understood tl consider
that Of acceptance OF tu' Invitations
would involve needles ilsk and would
serve mo- purpose thai could not he ac.
complishrd through the delegates who
will be appointed tu represent the Ann
cricau government and who will be IN
constant ,ura raWuuication with Wash
ington
should the president decide 20 at.
tend tho conference and SOM. uf
those usually won informed say h.,
has am open mind on the subject
that fuct wuuli not mean, iu tho belief
here. that Secretary Lansing would
not hp ID member OF the American
delegation lf vp- uid mat upon Mr
Lansing wouI tam much of the weight
pf the heavy usks connected with Am
rrican participation iu the conference
not ouly hy virtue at his high rank
lut also hectu., ut hie wide experience
ln other international conference and
arrangements
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-11-14
Kaiser Could Not
Pass Dutch Sentry
Without Orders

Amsterdam Sow a ~, %Icuw
Rotterdam Du.Uaui pUiNsh, tu, 'ol
lowing ...uurt uI Oh, ioIw.r S,'mIu
kaHors ,nfr n'1 iluIuu,
"N' about o p'olocE suud.. morn
ing uIrD automobiles ,uIrE.ul armed
ufut.T drew uu 90 IA, Dutch frontier
u..I I.aI,n buf,h sentry refused
iu in' ih'm p1s7 lip told the party
% NuuI. have - wait uuNl ih, Dis-
toms oifO. opened 80 n..lnrk
mnmh,r uf tur group stepping
forward. announced De Was 'r, Ger
m1a kuis.f rms had uo effect aud
the but'h sentry replied ih' Nllsrr
could uul pass until be- had orders tp
that effect from hls comm udiuE of
uD,r
And 800 tnp party waited. the for
mor kaiser ulNur tp some peasant
pnlookois ~ , O'Clock the party went
thtuurh th, futm1huas pl utoIn-
mont
.Whil, sirolhnr about tho Eysdcn
station platform according io another
correspondent tho o.. kus.g talked
NplubN about hs country estates.
iHru4 Hrd Iur.,H 10, told how nC
taught tho p.ppl' tu auN' Pos pre-
s.utu. D,E child born ON lis os-
ttt's with t 800 inEs hauk book bear
ing o. halaNr, uf tom murl# BE- Irai.
lnsy remarked to Dutch captain
that % DHpiUus wgs 'h" worst job ho
knew lls stu sp0k, ui Oh. G'rwhn
army u uy soldiers
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-11-14
HUN FLEET FAILS
To START REVOLT,
TO MEET BRITISH
Expected Trouble Will Not Occur
Representatives OF Workmen 5
and Soldiers Council Garry Out
Armistice,

berlin Sow %. DRv Wireless tp
london pm Tho German light
cruiser kocnig bergen November lH
a. q -u. put tu sea with plcnipotcn
'urrr of fho workWcu.- ana soldiers
council 1f rho Gvrman fleet Boo order
tH meet tho representative Of tH.
British admiralty
I'm" chief of tho high seas forces
admiral llipp"r is taking part in the
negotiations Hs expert adviser for tho
deliberations concerning the execution
of tho naval conditions of the 1rmis-
tlDp
admiral liIpper commanded tho
German scout division IN the battle
with the British grand fleet off Jut.
nnd. MAY 80 1910. lie also was ln
command of the German squadron
which fought battle with u British
squadron under Admiral Sir David
Beatty ou Hclrulaud iu January
lH1..
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-11-14
Tax Reduction Is
Not Likely Owing
To War Expenses

NithlnEiu ton. NnA. ~ u nCertAlntN
OF future government expenditures
and 0f policies Tor Curtiilment ~ war
production makes II advisable. In the
opinion uf treasury officials. that the
taxes under She pending revenue bill
be- not reduced materially below the
$3.50, 600 600 carried hy the measure
Hs drafted In the senate
Secretary McAdoo has prepared a
survey uf the governments financial
situation uH affected hy the terminu
ton uf hustilities. Most government
departments he found were not able
tu forecast what reductions might be
made boa their previous estimates This
cannot b." done satisfactorily. IL was
explained. uu'il tho governments pol
Icy Of Danyeii.nE war contracts Is de
fined.
The treasury now considers u un-
necessary. In is suid 10 raise 5000.
600, 900 hy taxation on this years
business us provided by the revenue
hin passed hy the house. Since the
senate has reduced this amount a.
about tG.25U. 600 900 the treasury II
Inclined 10 believe that little change
should Doe made IN thi- total
Many minor revenue sources. such
1s stamp taxes and special taxes on
different lines Of business which are
.tfucult rf administration and yield
comparatively litls revenue might be
abolished witnodt great reduction iu
the total tax burden.
whatever sum msy he cut OF is
taxes. treasury officials point out,
must bo raised by issue OF bonds con
sg4ueut.y the amount which must be-
forthcoming next year Will not he
affected
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-11-14
AUSTRIA PROTESTS
TO TERMS OF PACT
SIGNED BY TURKEY
Wilson Is Asked TO Intervene in
Order That Former Subjects of
Austria May Remain in Ottoman
Empire,

Washington Nov - -Austriu has
asked President Wilson . use his gnoo
offices with the alllct % secure q
modification of az rfirkfh 1rmisti,e
terms so as tn pcruUt scveru thou
sand fgTmer Austro- Hungarian sub-
Iccts now u tho GEO l.l territory tJ
remain there instead Of returning
homo to 1di to tue alrrtG, SERIOUS
tocd problems
Turkey n require hy the armisucc
terms 90 ropatr'at' ~ suhlscts - the
central powers within her borders
THIS clause was designed particularly
20 drive ont the Germuna-
Tn" appeal % President Wilson
points out that Austria Hungary no
longer is belliEerent and that the
necessity for enforcing the removal of
the Austriaus from Turkey does not
now exist
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-11-14
Distinguished Service Symbol
Conferred Upon Leader of Al
he'd Forces at President Wilson g
Direction.
DECORATION OCCURS AT
VILLAGE OF sENLIN, FRANCE
French Commander Says Name
Meuse May Be Proudly In.
scribed on American Flag !;
Praises Fershing staff.

SrulIU. IIUVtuHNT Soy ... Cen
crb John j. Pci-hinE commander of
the American forces iu France. today
conferred upon Marshal tuch the
commander 900 ,hiur of tHc allI,d ANN.
les. "a" American distinguished ser.
vice medal The presentation wa
ipado in the nam, OF President Wilson
az tn" villa where Marshal Foch has
his hoadguurtcr-. and was AN impress
siNc Ccr"mou..
General porshiug addressing the
geucralissimu said
The congress of the United States
has created this medal tu he conferred
upon those who have rendered dis
tiuruishcd service to our country
President WilHun has directed mo 10
present 60 YOU 1hc first uf these medals
iu the name ot th, lniicd States gov
crnmen' and the American army as
am expression at their admiration ana
their confidence. ~ is t fotcu Of tho
gratitude ut the American people foy
your achievements and tur the great
services you have rendered O." uui
army am very happy to have been
given the honor of pre- cutiur this
medal tp you
General Forshiug tnDu pinned the
uojIl ON Marshal Fuehs breast
tu tcccptIu. the decoration Mar.
% will wear this medal with pleas
ure aud pritD lu days ut triumph as
well az iu dark and critical hours I
VIII never fur.v' th, trIEIH1l duN lIst
March WHOM General H'rshlul pui Ni
riy disposal without restriction uIl th
resources OF me American army Tn"
success won % jH. hard tEhflur bN
the American aIu' is the consequence
" the excellent conception command
and organization of the American
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-11-14
pEEpAR NTiONS ron RETREAT
NDN INCOMING IIIECTlNI

with th" American Army iu France.
Nov - b.3U pHWl The Germans
opposite the inst American army
north and northeast Of Ncrduu are
reported TO hc moving uprihwBrd
rapidly
several days ago tu Withdraw iu force
now are becoming effective. Great rst.
road activity i- reported 90 Metz and
other railroad functions
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-11-14
Worknen Strike
When Wages Drop

Wv I"I|- Wv IT W0THW'0 '|
plu,,H iu l1Vcrum,ut construction lu
brooklyn went nu strike torty h..
cause Of termination of overtime anil
sunday work
WIN oyprtiu, uu1 Suudpy wnrE
fho men hJy, been making about t.f
wprl,lN
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-11-14
Steamer Burns at
Iquique, Chile, Dock

sam Francisco CANT Nov "a
The Pacific Mail steamship cpmpanN t
steamer PENNSYLVANIA -0uk ut nor
dork ~ lquiUui Chih November ! %.
afior nrc had burned her to tho
waters edge. according to advice ro-
'oiyod a. the company offices hotc
TODAY
Np liyos were reported lost.
The pcnn,vlvaup, "a vessel ot 3d.
GOO tons doaGWoight and valued az
$500, 600. was under charter Go the
United States shipping board. Tho
TcnusNlvauia originally was on IN"
l,cd star line between Philadelphia
pnd Amfterdam.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-11-14
Remove Ban on
Road Improvement

Washington Noy lt Removal %
restrictions upnn highwny improve
Wcuts was announced today hN the
United states highway council 80
further applications Tor approval Of
PROJECTS Will Do required and previous
uIFtppruylM are revoked The coun-
,I pointed uut however. mat its ace
inu dad mot affect hlgEwaN bond is-
rlos which -tu uutt ho passed upon
hv the capital seurs committee "i the
treasury
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-11-14
Seven Brigadier
Generals on Duty
Given Discharge

NTUTUgI0W- NOV Y TIOn0TlhIe
discharge from the Grade OF general
officCr ot seven hfigadier generals
now ON ohitN with tho American eN-
ptdItiuuarN torcos was announced to-
day hN the war departnen Brig.
Gems charles I. Martin. Nathaniel y.
Mc' lurr Eobcri n Noble. Gordon q.
Heller Eroderick = FSlz. James A
Shiptor and George W Gatchell are
returned 10 heir former rank OF coll
ou,l General Gatchell is under or
dcrs 10 return 10 the United States.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-11-14
AIsace-L Lorraine
Happy as German
Army Turns Back

t1UtII- NUN- II TTI HTFII'NT M
thuslasm prevails 100 Nlslc'- lnltalne
Thousands ui Germans ar" IetNiug
those provinces Thc German tuthori-
tics ave being hootod by tho crowds
French and American troops arc 'N-
psrtcd daily
lt,,,uuuus uu t hugr scale li" h'-
IuI prepared for on, tluDi troops uu-
tor thp noses ot tho German officials
Thrro alao .s iuN boz the tnnr towns
h,taus, of cessation oi .i.'l al
raids
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-11-14
FEEDER TROOPS TNIL
10 III. SMISS STI,IkI

Geneva. Wednesday, Nov la 4
general ~irik, WIS hcgun iu SwtbDr-
iand last midnight hS order Of the sol.
dlerz and workers council gt often.
Federal troops. ordered 90 take charge
uf the situation have been unable 10
reach their destinations because raj.
road service We. Interrupted
Indignation against tho Germans.
who started tho Bulshcvk movement
iu switzerland b. increasing
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-11-14
GRAND DIkI OI' HNDi\
~ MMONID 10 NBDlt NIT

IH.,U iNuIu"srlfi NuN o. Tho
revolutionary governments 200 Mann
hciu EiFJJt and Heidelberg have
summoned tho grand duke uf Baden
FOO tbdI.tty
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-11-14
BEIGIN\ \pIrNI S'i;>E on
STi,i.IsI FIGHTING: BO NtIIII,

NW|'UTIII|- Nov n NIUVTN UVI-
fous have been killed or injured iu
street fighting at brussels the Bel
riBu capital according 20 au am
uouucomout made here today.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-11-14
DISORDERS CONTINUE
THROUGHOUT EUROPE;
RIOTS IN COPENHAGEN

Revolutionary Movement Spreads Strongly in
East Prussia; Former German Food Minister
Puts Himself at Disposal OF Revolving Forces;
Belgian Capital City Is Scene of Street Fighting;
General Strike Has Been Called in Copenhagen;
Swiss Indignant Against Germans Who Started
Bolshevik Movement.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-11-14
New Mexico Man
Reported Killed
In Action Today

IS tshluEtpu, nov. ~ Additional
casualties were reported today
Killed boz action, previously reported
missing hoo action, Pyt William II.
Wrpthtrly Lone Oak Texas.
Died uf wounds. previously reported
missing iu lctiou PNtS. IIcrminio Pa
diila, kVlh, '. NJ, oliver Sherd Sell
,r- Henderson Texas, William Wet
gnnd. GalesVille. Texas.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-11-14

Basel "Wednesday Nov l3T The revolutionary movement
spreading ,'roupI, Prussia Scmioifca dispatch from
Berlin report, that ko.up,crg Al~cu lnstcrbcrg Gunbncn
the hands the rcyouton,tS
aoct of ro,cu former German food himself
the disposal of the rcyo,uuou~>
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-11-14
s>~e~~~<~~~~ess~%s>s~~.~%s

fpch, ,uuwiutrr 100 ohlcf Of the al-
lied lrmtoH viii make solemn entries
into Stru~shuE and Metz ON sunday
in ia" presence of President po.unarr
and Premier Cl.lu,u,oau
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-11-14
GERMANY CLAIMS
ARMISTICE TERMS
WILL NOT Be NET
Declaration Sent to French Gov.
ernment Asserts Milder Condi-
tions Would Give Victors
Enough Security.

Paris ,Tu... .. Soy i- J.e.
ration sent I'D. f. French government
,lrN Tins Voc. .t tho German lrmI-.
t.u, pl,ulpl',.. rics has been puN.
Nsupd hero Ir .rptrst. ar4Ir.t some
features OF o.. '.ms agreed Geo by fh.
6ormnus pnN ' winch they objected
verbally 10 ih' iirSt meeting WIN
Marshal Fu'N. .N' declaration r'iuE
Tho German "Ntrumrut VIII mar
carrying ouf u. ..e obligations uupos
,1 upon .t Do louipotcn'iarI"s rec.
oruisr that uu certain points a con
"iNatop spirit been shown toward
their supFr
.Th., ,,rru. however. permit any
.T,rlb, =, ,y..r .r tn. fl,t that 'b,
4hortne.. .f t.. H,my flNcd for oyac-
u.iinn 3uJ rn. ..ndiup over of iadis.
...u4,II. .ul,.... trau.port threaten,
,o urDyuk, . ..fc OF lffais which
4..4t. r.uI., .,... .,crutiou of tho CON
.,iiinns of rH, lrmIsti,c iupn-slhIr
Tho .ul,u.unt...1f further consider
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-11-14

Now York, Soy - Lead quiet
spot 500 spclter unsettled; East 81
Louis delivery spot $40 asked
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1918-01-08
Learn Defects.

II you want " make the best OF
yourself If. be honest with yourself,
lcok facts sQuarcly in the face. Rec
ognize your detects. but do not lei
them dcpress you, set TO work sen.
sibly to discover just what you can
90 to remedy them.
And as Il FIRST step to this make a
friend Of your mirror. One reason
why the French woman is always ~
tastefully dressed is because she
carefully studies the effect OF each
article she puts in her looking glass
DO not be afraid TO consult yOu,
mirror. Sit down in front OF 1t and
sa.f TO Yourself, in what way can
improve my appearance SO as to more
nearly approach the perfect woman"
This is not vanity.--it is merely COM
mon sense. Docs not Thackeray SAY
that IA good face, D good address, a
good dress are all 80 many points ~
tie game OF lite OF which every mar
Of sense will avail himself. And il
his be rue Of man, how much mot,
Of q woman?
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1918-01-08
NEW AUTO LICENSES
APPEAR IN OTTAWA

With the advent of the new year.
The 1918 automobile license is making
its appearance. and several Ottawa
people are ready to show their new
number
Secretary Of State Louis l.. Emmer-
son has thousands of requests for the
low and odd numbers this year. but
could only give out numbers that had
not been reserved. 1t Is the custom
TO give the auto owner the same mum.
Dor from year to year, provided that
be makes his request known, accom-.
panied by application and check. be.
fore December 10 Of each year That
Is the reason that the low numbers
are retained from year TO year by the
same persons. and why they are not
easy to get.
The 1918 numbers are bue.figured
with grey background, compared
with the black and white arrangement
of 1917. The new numbers are very
attractive. the color scheme forming
pleasing blend. There were $40. 800
auto licenses issued in 1917. and IN.
crease Of 9l.S63 over 1916.