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The Wilson times. [volume] (Wilson, N.C.) 1896-19??, 1918-11-12
AWFUL CONDITIONS
IN germany.
Depicted a. a Result Of Peace
and Defeat. Starvation,
Ruin and Anarchy
WILL FOLLOW VERY FAST

London. Nov. 11.-An exoale1t
sample of the desperate appeals to
stand firm being directed to ths CM-
man Army in the west, even by NJ
Eocialistnewspapers of the empire n
found in a copy Of the MuneAener
Post of Oct. /. recently recaiyed
here. Under the heading: III ths
Western Front Should Break" ths
leading organ Of the Bavarian "A, ial
Democracy, after referring to ;he
capitulation Of Bulgaria and reHaGk
ing that now no one could deNAt
that Germany was really flghfAk .
war for its existence, drew the to-
lowing sketch of what would Aallfa
il the Allies were to break through:
Ian cities go up in aams
and smoke. Bands of fpAtyas
stream eastward: this procession
blends with that of the army ~
treating in disorder, forces its WAY
into every city, over-crowds no
houses. camps in the fields, places
insurmountable tasks before the ad-
ministration, and spreads eHAfy-
where the spirdit of hopeless d.
spair.
"The flow of food supplies which
for four years has trickled like Q
thin stream, halts altogether. In
streets persons are seen who resl
suddenly and then fall to the
ground, killed by hunger. There ~
no more coal, and consequently, NO
more light nor street car service. IN
dustry stagnates, is not able to ad-
Just Its administration from that OF
war to that Of peace in the midst ct
the general confusion, and discharge
its workers. The munitions work
er, who today carries home perhaps
hundred marks every, tomosrsH
faiesr uin and is able to buy the lin
itself number Of foodstuffs that ore
still traded in at fantastic prices. IN
millions Of families 1t Is RENAMED
how good things were when tAEEs
was still q week.y ration Of seven
pounds Of potatoe5 and four pounds
of bread, and that only now do. the
people know what naked misery
really is.
The Wilson times. [volume] (Wilson, N.C.) 1896-19??, 1918-11-12
AMERICA THE BIG POLICEMAN

AMERICA THE BIG POLICEMAN
Washington, Nov. 1l.--Secretary
Daniels announced today that no
immediate steps towards the demo-
bilization of any part of the naval
forces of the country would be made
at present. 1t was the privilege Of
the United States, inasmuch as 1t Is
the largest and richest country In
the world and has suffered the least
shall bear the largest share of the
policing of the world until order is
restored.
The Wilson times. [volume] (Wilson, N.C.) 1896-19??, 1918-11-12
EXCHANGES CLOSED TODAY
AND MEMBERS HILARIOUS

New York, Nov. 1.-THE mem
bers Of the various exchanges
throughout the country were too
hilarious and jubilant today to ad-
nit Of transaction Of business, and
the board Of governors Of the cot
ton, stock and consolidated ex-
changes were closed. today.
FAIR AND COOLER TONIGHT
For North Carolina fair and oon-
ltinued cooler tonight, and probably
heavy frosts in exposed places in ths
interior. Tuesday fail frest nozahsr'
east Winds on the coast.
The Wilson times. [volume] (Wilson, N.C.) 1896-19??, 1918-11-12
IN THE CHURCHES
AT NOON TODAY

Just as soon as the news was re-
ceived this morning and the minis
ters came down the street they de-
cided to hold thanksgiving services
at noon today and so the announce
ment was made in the special edi-
tion Of the Times that was on the
streets within two hours after the
message was received that the war
was over.
Mayor Killette who has been at
home for some time with influenza,
as early as possible issued the notice
requesting the business houses to
close from 1880 until 4:30 that all
might attend the thanksgiving SER
vices in the churches.
The Wilson times. [volume] (Wilson, N.C.) 1896-19??, 1918-11-12
Will Slow Donw on Work

Washington, Nov. 1l.-Immediate
steps will be taken t0stop all extra
work and to slow down the work OF
the army, navy and by the shipping
board at a conference between Sec
retaries Baker, Daniels and Chair
man HHurley today.
The Wilson times. [volume] (Wilson, N.C.) 1896-19??, 1918-11-12
Fighting Again in Berlin.

Basil, Switzerland, Nov. IL
Fighting between the revolutionary
force and the imperial troops has
again broken out In Berlin and In
a number o fother places in the EN-
pire.
The Wilson times. [volume] (Wilson, N.C.) 1896-19??, 1918-11-12
German Troops Mutiny.

Amsterdam, Nov. 11.-German
troops along the Dutch frontier
have mutinied and are in many in
stances handling their officers
roughly and in others have killed
them.
The Wilson times. [volume] (Wilson, N.C.) 1896-19??, 1918-11-12

Americans Fired Last Shots
With theA American Army on the
Sedan frontN Niv. 1.-The Ameri-
can big guns on this front had the
honor of firing the last shots at the
Germans OF eleven this morning.
The Wilson times. [volume] (Wilson, N.C.) 1896-19??, 1918-11-12

The terms also provide for the transfer of the
following naval equipment which includes 16O
submarines, so Destroyers, six bat.leship cruis-
ers ten battleships eight light cruisers and other
miscellaneous naval war materia! and Germany
is to notify all neutral countries that they can
trade with each other and carry their commerce
on the high seas without nolestet;on after she
has released all ships now held by her belonging
10 the allies and neutral countries.
Germany is to make restitution for the damage
done in the countries which she has invaded, and
lent of all the moneys she has taken from the va
rious banks of Belgium, France and Russia.
Germany must surrender 5000 guns and one
half of the field pieces and one-half of the artil
lery and three thousand machine guns, 5000
fame throwers 1000 airplanes, S, 1000 tanks, 5O-
600 wagons, 10000 motor lories, the railroads
of fAsace-Lorraine and the stores and coal for the
purpose of the occupation of the territory evacu-
ated by the German troops.
1t also provides for the immediate repatriation
of all the allies and American prisoners without
reciprocal action on the part of the allies
In addition to the evacuation of the left bank
of the Rhine it is provided that all the crossings
of the river at Coblentz, Cologne and Mayence,
together with the bridge heads within radius of
30 kilometres shall remain in the hands of the al
lies.
The right bank of the Rhine land that is occu-
pied by the allies is to become neutral zone.
This is to be evacuted by the Germans within IS
days.
The armistice is to last for thirty days and the
President spoke of the war coming to an end.
Germany is also to restore at once any terrific
ry she has acquired by treaty or occupies in Rus
.ia, Turkey or Roumania, which was not held be-
fore the war. The allied troops are to have ac-
cess to the evacuated territory either through
Dantzig or the river Vistula.
The terms also provide for the immediate CAP
itulation Of all German forces in East Africa with,
IA period Of one month
Continued on Th.ss,
The Wilson times. [volume] (Wilson, N.C.) 1896-19??, 1918-11-12
BIG DAY IN THE
COUNTY YESTERDAY
War Wosk Campaign Speakers
Were All Over County
Yesterday,
AND IN. THE CITY ALSO


Yesterday was big day in this
city and in the county for more than
thirty-ive speakers arranged by the
committee of which Mr.. o. P. Dick
inson is the Chairman, in order to
bring theactivities of the War Work
Campaign to the attention of the
people and secure assistance for tn.
splendid work of the noble men and
women and the societies that are
contributing so much to the comfort
Of the men in the camps and at the
front. We wish we could refer to
all the speakers but we find 1t I'M
possible to do so and 50 we will sim
ply give a list of the appointments.
Don't fail to help tbs gracious cause
which is worthy of your best effort.
Remember that though the war IL
over the American troops will be
kept in Europe long tine, accord
ing to the statement Of the war de-
partment and while they are away
from home they will need the com
fort and the attention that they have
ben so generously given by the AL
led war workers who now appeal to
you for your kind assistance. The
appointments follow:
Town Of Wlson-M. =. Church,
1880 p. NJ, Mr.. H. P. Coor.
Five Points Baptist church, 800
p. m, Mr.. T. F. Pettus.
Black Creek Township-Black
Creek School, 800 p. M, Mr.. ]. ID.
Bardin.
Ferrells School House, $500 p. IN.
Mr.. G. T. Fulghum.
Mansford's School House, 500 y.
M, Mr.. F. d. Swindell.
Cross Roads Township-Graded
school building, 500 p. m, Mr.. Cal
vim Woodard.
Barnes school house, $500 p. m.,
Mr.. Nathan Bass.
Upper Creek Church, 800 p. Ill.,
Mr.. Il. B. Capps.
Spring Hill Township-St. Marys
Church, 1880 q. m. at at close OF
Sunday School. Mr.. f. J. Barnes ana
q soldier.
Buckhorn church, 500 p. nj. or
close of Sunday School. Mr.. e. j.
Barnes and a soldier.
Wards school house. 3 p. m. or a:
close of Sunday School, H. G. Con-
nor, Jr., and ]. D. Peele. -.
Oldfields Township-Rockridg
school house, p. m., Rev. j. B.
Massey and Geo. A. Barfoot.
Rockhill school, p. IN, Prof. J.
B. Crumpton.
Boykin's school house, 3 p. M,
Rev. R. H. Boswell.
Simms, p. M, Mr.. W. A. Lucas
and Mr.. r. A. burlington.
New Hope church, 3 p. M, Mr.. O.
P. Dickinson and Mr.. H. T. Critten-
den.
ais school house, 8 p. M, T. F.
Moffitt.
Toisnot Township-Elm City, 3
o'clock, Mr. H. P. Coor.
Saratoga school, 3 p. M, Rev.
Morrison Bethea and Geo. w. Stall
ton.
Eagles school house, p. m., Mr..
l.. M. Tomlinson.
Webb's school house. 3 p. m., Mr..
B. B. Plyler and Mr.. Claybrook
James.
Stantonsburg Township-The M.
E. church, 3 p. m, Hon. Jno. F. Bru-
ton.
Evandale, 8 p. M, Mr.. George
Williams.
Gardners Township - Bakers
school house, 3 p. M, Mr.. w. s.
Brown.
Wilbanks Church, 3 p. M, Rev.
w. O. Lappin and Mr.. T. J. Hack
ney
Holden's school house, 3 p. M,
Mr.. H. d. Brown.
Thorne's school house, 8 p. M,
Mr.. W. T. Holden and DR.. r. A.
Smith:
The Wilson times. [volume] (Wilson, N.C.) 1896-19??, 1918-11-12
MUST EVACUATE ALL Of FRANCE AND BEL:
GUM AND MAKE RESTITUTION FOR THE
= DAMAGE SHE HAS DONE. MUST RE,
: STORE MONEYS TAKEN FROM BANKS.
GIVES Up LARGE PART Of FLEET AND
HALF OF HER EQu PMENT AND ALLIES
HAVE RIGHT TO OCCUPY HER SOIL

E.O. S. Washington, Nov. 11.-President Will
son this afternoon read to the Joint session of
Congress the terms of the armistice which are
contained in eleven specific declarations which
include the withdrawal of German troops from
all occupied territory, and their withdrawal from
the left bank of the Rhine and the surrender of
all supplies and munitions of war. The list also
includes the reliquishment Of all territory ac-
quired by her under the Bucharest and Brestlovsk
treat;es
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-11-01
AUSTRIAN ARMIES, SEVERED, IN
DANGFR OF ENTIRE DE51RUC IIUh;;
5Il0l PRISONERS ARE GAP TUREO
Everywhere from Mountains to the Sea- the Italians and
Their Allies are Pursuing the Defeated and Demor-
allied Enemy-Enormous Captures of Men and Ma
teyials.
tRv tho Associated Press.

r u, q, tho war and Gernny ally AstroungaEg
:ady defeated battle her battle hn' F"n' ~ @ n
pleading Tor an arnS'cs iN0
av. received no the douOHnG OF the CT
forts of the utterly her warriors an" pe" "
Weber lines for conference ,.., 49,,
is believed 10 na'' oeei "' ~
~ victories he allied forces ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS threaten 10 S"
shat remains armies reeln$ oack 10 their oo ~
nd comp vanQuished.
OVER $1,000 PRISONERS.
, 81 nm nr;soners have the Italians hush
reoch American forces and every "ee ''O
.:n region to plains Veneia the enemy Is o'"'f ~ ~ .
mountains resistance had been offered 10 N h
ha hac door Of AUSTRIA cracking unoe inc
violence of strategic po'ioS d"
- m pioxa the allies wedge 10 the noneaSt
prno some miles from original point OK departure anu
between the armies and those on the Venetian
the Austria fronU"' d. '"e
,b invaders everywhere full flight with 'ne " 49, s,ht
hard Here the debacle complete The enemy IN us
~ hbd large numbers great quantities or war STORES
- he rlea over the las'"" ,,uo
not improbable the plains and in the e0" s ea ~ ~
restned to be captured
'9 ON THE 'FRONT.'
there is Stin ltue 'C"Ana VI "
asr operations or Tue , 49,, nris and
ro,pn o. battles a importance IN f'6'u0A 0 nor.
" have made Sigh, French on the southern pa'
- rho line IN France advanced their line and take" d
artillery dusls raids by the Americans anu
thu American seVoF '> ~
;raratvey quiet ,.-,,, ,rr,, nos succceded in
~, .rtians and territory! across tne
IN - e M the TigrS lately has been suffering
oy.~s defeats SURRENDERED its entirety |" n' ,os .
rs ,hs detection plight OF the 1eo " H.
OF Germany anu nun
,,nl v way Dardanlles and the bospHoU "" " 49,
,o~,v allied fleets ths Black Sea ana ~ u ao,,
. ,nobnba region warships the Germans nave "
- ,hs nack Sea- including Russian Black Sea fleet Will ~ S
!" S, 4oir otresses impose upon nN"
shattered little by the collapse OF loFk ~ " h ,ions
. 30 d. me entente aiding the operations "s' s ,h
% ~ 49,, 1.awise the aruce which lets Turkey out Oh ue
c 70 the enemy and is likely I" prove OIL '"' s
menace 'N N" o.,,oI conditions
value in quickening return Of normal cO"u''' " 80 -
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-11-01
Hon. Charles j. Schuck
to Mr.. Nicely
Neelys Charges Dsproved by Adavits-Libel Suits h'
Result-A Singing Analysis Of
Neelys Own Record.
October Il. 1918.

NJ. VI. Nicely.
Sir
concerning Eoursef ana
Wheeling Register Oct 3Oh Ny
absence from city Wednesday failure obtain OF
Register impossible make
the swcrw am make
the First District TO
critcsmor failure to
oneaf the roll calls the Sixyfh Congress-
committee prevented
from present been engaged important COM
that have represented the First
records Congress- the public
northern Democrats have simply
Representatives register the Will and
Democrats from tho southern states VINO
have absorbed the committees and who
Democratic Party the house
have been on and
have faithfully represented
Carolina and Georgia and Alabama IN the
House Of Representatives the State West Virginia. Your
reelection United States will simply be one more
The frantic appeal against the seectVe draft
Claud Kitchen
and Means Committee and Dent OF
Alabama in the Chamhnship military affairs committee Your
cono OF me
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-11-01
CONFERENCE OF THE
ENTENTE POWERS IS
REACHING DECISION

rARIS. Oct. 3l.--IBy thu Associated!
Ercss l--Thr representatives. OF tn" en-
tent" powers left Versailles after their
first formal meeting today. viSIhly con
tent with the results that had been a..
compIishcd They have not finished
their work. hut they have Reached Il
substantial uccprd. Their taSk is m"v-
ing. and they have h:ul the satisfaction
Of seeing that they soun Will be abl" /"
make announcements.
Tho Turkish armIstirr terms were
chiefly the work OF the British AMI
French. In them. the Upitcd States had
M part The decision in This Instance
is regarded as on" Uf great importance.
The spirit Of ali the Representatives"
appears !" hr favorahl" TO tho ironing
out Of all obstacles rather than to
raising them.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-11-01
LATEST NEWS OF TIVE PAVE BATTLE

which Is siill low. "a """rtah" and cap
turr tho main SECTIONS -! tn. AuHirn-
Hungarian army.
ITALIAN HEADQUARTERS. W"d-
n"sdHy. Get. 3u.--iS l.. M) ---tBy thu
Associated Press i--Iu answer t. Au@-
;r!a's announcement that she was rcaGy
!" cva"ua;r Italian territory. Italy has
officially replied that III" offer has
corn" too Int. X - assumed tn" lial-
taES VIII cndcayur - drive tn" AuStro-
iiuugnr!nnS frrm Italian soil before an
:prm:sijcr can hc signed.
.Grmrral I'!Sz, tn" Italian c"mmara"r,
in-chicf.' has I$Surd In" following buy
!";lu To hlS ir"orS
SOLDIERS. forward. In I'aly'a name
w" viii plac" m. wreath ~ victory nr
in" tomb t.! cur Curious dead. For
ward. nu- Immortal cuTntr: calls!
WASIuEGTON. pct. &l--llalian
truupS hay. r..lch"d r"mi" deli" ALB.
I."rlhraSt IT tho city "f EtllWn". thus
(Conriaued on Page TwelVe.l
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-11-01
7; 7 ur key Quits
Turk Never Again to
Control DardanelIes

WNS!IlNi:TO\ oct. %l.--i'r"Sid"nt
Wilson spent Il !urr" para "f 'hc after
moon at III" Stai". war and navy building
IN tn. offices; "r Secretaries Lansing ana
Baker II" walked "N,r from ia" W Nhit"
HuuS.. SOON after word cam" from lnF-
KEYS collapse" lat there w"r" ln!i'itiIonS
that his talk with III" VAR ana Slht"
S"rrctar!rS had Ia d" not :" murh with
thu interesting results "i the battle
fronts az with IN" exchanges r"nSlHut!y
Euin. ru between th,. I'r' S!i"nt and COIL
mti..l ilml~". th, American representative
on thr supreme" var council
TIL. disposition Of European TurK"H
and thu purdan"ll"S Is 81 question
brought suddenly I" III" front by III"
arInistir" which has ended Turkey :
career as IN ally of Germany. ON"
thing is regarded her" rs virtually GER
iaiu-it Will never again u" under the
domination of Turkey. Great BRITAIN
nrd France arr determined upon thus and
the American government has voiced :ts
approval uf their p"Sifi"n
In S"In" quarters tn" h"!l"i rr"Eaiis
that ,nc nar,lIurll'$ Will he lni"rnati"n-
aliZrd.
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ROME. Oct. 3l.--l'ri$"m"r~ taken by
tn" allied forces in their offensive on
IA" tiHyr rivrr now number more than
81. 400. iii" Italian. war ri fIc" announced
today. More than son guns have ben
captured.
ITALIAN ARMY HEADQUARTERS.
Wrdn"Sdny. Oct. Cts i. M.I--(l'y the
Associated Press l--Allicd troops ad-
vanC:nE from TN" Pinv" river have cap
turrd $4,000 AuS;ru- Hangarians and
have taken hundreds ~ cannon.
rh" ;hird army - stll advancing.
taking thousands II HriS"u"rs and many
cannon.
Th" Italian armies ar" pushing after
tn" enemy in IA" mountains and on The
plains. Allied troops have reached Sa-
Gle, eighteen m.irS east OF In" Fiarc
river.
Tk. AuStr!ans on DESERVING ANiaEo
/, lcf; great 1uan!!t!"S al nunlltanS be-
hind them.
The problem AZ The allied command
"rs n"w is Ia throw enough cavalry ana
! light troops across tho PiaTe river.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-11-01
DEFECTIVE ORGANIZATION BLAMED
BY HUGHES IN THE AIRCRAFT PROBE

cord. says the findings by MT. Hughes.
The report finds II" graft" in the
GENERALLY accepted sfrs". but makes
rrCnmnT Tndhtions t"r proceeolnSs
against army officers held guilty or
dealings with corporations with which.
they were Interested. - -
The chief vast from the original ap-
preparation oi 9l.S5!.s66. tho report
says. was III The abandonment OF TWO
types Of h!rplanrs-ono or them the
Bristol--and Il failure ~ salvage. aEgre-
eating about $24.Q00.0o0. The drst
shows that last May. ot that great ap.,
preparation. $l3i.o00.00o actually had
been dishurscd and that up to octo-
bcr the expenditure had reached about
$40, ,OO0. 900 tnr all aviation purposes.
This did not include eSpeditures or
the sales depar tmcnt. which buys mate.
rial and rrsells II TO manufacturers and
for advances for building plants. Con-
(counnusd ON Page Tsn1 4..
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-. -
WITH THE AI.i.iiGh fF''" t.
rhrr,iwrsT ~ vf:!;nrN. "r'. 81
r MI--,,fsy III" Ass"'sa'"1 F7SsS'--
,,-,h;r..s. .,.rr..S '"La% "t''n-
.,.sd rav"nv,N.. R'!l"j"y''us', 'hTr' ana
80. southern -ds"s "f III" i'''S "'E
tt-.s Ta.. tu."rsri,nH '"|"u''S' 80
,..,.. :gnch.u.. gur opposition
'T!,.. advance ~"H Il IL ''' =
..,,, .ri....l,.ty ":s.-rat:"n.
,.,,.r,,:-...:h. ,,riiv.ty along -" 'front.'
.i,.. ...rsi,,"! pc:,r.i",liy "t r'"'.rf"''a'
.!!.r, :!v3ng IN: t"."'h'''G
,-....,,, .:.nirr~ 'h!S Eotniut;
.,-'n,.J tnnrh> - Tn''i: aHd Earri-
,,h.-.. t;.r,nnn :r"u?S "''r" r"-
;..rtcd :. rc c,.','' a,T.';;":;. \ E:''''i',r r
- e~.s and much 'i"s'c"''t"'' 81 ;"'''-
ar: property w." r";'"rt"h.
German h"m,t".rs ""r" rus "''"r"
,iavl!ghr and ,h"E d:rri"'N '"""' -''
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sn.,..,oi !tsJacci {" Tl.. ln'' i.S"hcS:
.-,AEKSliI'lHi. -. Va. &C; -
,,-:,...s,..r ,nan,... clarence. ". Nit::''..
,,.,~nc~,,ic unrniu"" :"c M 'nii"''
S.,te. ..n.l,". n.:EIt HAY" had "i >''Hr-
.rg Yen :, >,ttrIl par "f IN" '"t"'F '"'"
=. Ia. M"no,,sahria va'''I htS ''''''n ~
..-a,.J ty ,;.,. .xpus.. .,t IL" !ra:i'!. H.
H.. r,rn..,isn managers IN attempting
r. r,g.. III. ;,."r." h.li"v" 'ha; h'' h;"i
th~ s,,,porr o" organized i'ho:
john lizard. secretary - j." i""ai ani7n
of .n.. ;-r!ted Min. W"ri"rs of Aln"ri"R.
In q public s,ttrrn"n; issii"" tonight.
declared .ha, Wa;S"r'S "aTpaicn Han-
Ayers had forged his nam" [" an In
do-sernent OF Wp.son's candidacy which
vas published. along with other In
dorserncrts" IN full page advertisements
IN newspapers OF the Mon"ngahela val
ley. lizard declared that he never signed
any such pep-ar and that he Intended 10
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WASHINGTON. Oct. 3l.--PrcSld"nt
Wilson ricur"d W today his task, as in
tcrmr,l:ary fur arInistIcr and prac" pI"as
from the Central Powers. just as press
iiSralchcs were bringing tho news al
'Turlirv's surrender and Of events fore
shad"winR an carly c"!lars" "F AuStro-
Hungarian armies.
Formally ~ we'll nctnally inc
whole question Of conditions upon which
tn. war may md nnw is h"f"r" the .Ni'-
criran and allied representatives IN
Paris. The next step probably Will DC
tn. decision uf thpsc representatives on
ice terms unless hcrnrr this IS
reached Austria follows The example %:
Bulgaria nnd Turkey and capItulht"s III
(Coutinued on Page SKI
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-11-01
FRAUDS PRAC7|CED BY The WATSON
MANAGERS LOSE HIM The LABOR VOTE

cty.. hts wh"l.'-h"ar;"H SH?r"r; I" Major
bn.l. T!lIns :trd tn" "lh"r Republican
.:un.itc"s.
IHar.I's statement '"li"wch close "H
,n,. jl..i4 81: another s"nsuti"n sprung
,h;- ;f,.rr.",u when K. =. Lemons. pTcsi-
1,t..i,; rt thu ,ur;il union "f :hc decorators
lai'crh"ur"rs an! painters. wh"s" I'm
J., ,r,...ru"n:' II th.. Watson rnndIdu"E
was contained in n" adNrrtiS"nl'tI,
,.ind.. "rt affidavit ," rf'. "ff'ri that II
w;.s supp"ri!uK Major EIhims. ana that
E,. hal been tri"krI l." =. ". EGannis
ono ~ ,h... Watson payr"ii"rS. int" :'iEn-
:nS III" statement:
E: T.: clemens. secretary ~ the Bur
berg union uf F'nirmont. another sigh
sr'' Of the Watson Endorsement. has als'
! issued public statement declaring that
/ ne was iricked into signing tho paper
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TERMS OF THE
ARNIST|CE To
BE ANNOUNCED
BY THE ALLIES
PROGRAM NOT YET
ENTIRELY COMPLETE
Surrender of Fleets, Disarma-
ment and Occupation
of Territory.

LONDON. oct %l.--MarShal
,L'nrb's urIniStirr terms arrived III
Berlin Tuesday night. the Fos-
s!rhc XrilunG Of Berlin says IL
l.arnS. according Ia an Exchange
T"lrerarh dispatch from C"pen-
hagen.
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and Allies Take Big
Slice of Territory in New Drive

WITH THE BRITISH ARMY IN
FRANCE AND BELGIUM, Oct. 81 J D.
III lev tho Associated PrcsS)-AH"lhef
big slice Of important territory was torn
from tho enemy to-day along "l"c
front In Belgium, between Deynze on
the north, and Avelglune on the So"lN'
by an allied force composed OF SeAgion'
rritisn. French and American troops.
The American units were fighting with
tho French north Of the British.
LONDON. Oct. 81, via Montreal.-
French troops to-day began another Dig
attack against the Germans IN Belgium.
LONDON, Oct. 3l.-Iu the region east
OF Courtrai tho British delivered an a1-
tact to-aay agninst the Germans, gain
ed all their objecttvcs and TOOK ''oN-
sand German prtsoners, accoruing 70
Fie,d marshal Hais's communication Is
sued tonight.
LONDON, Oct. 3l.-SlHty-fo enemy
machines were destroyed and II others
driven down ont OF control on tho west
EN- front Wednesday,, says Gn ottlcia4
communication issued Tonight. THIS
is a record for one day.
EAvEE, Oct. 3l.-The Belgian war
office communication isEued this even
ing reads:
awe are established on the west bank
of tho Canal De Derivation do Ia Lys.
We have taken Daallncn
BERLIN, Oct. S1.-The night state
,neut from General Headquarters says:
hostile attacks from the Dutch from
tier as far as the Schetut broke down
before our Lys front. Between Deynsee
and the Schcldt the ong1ny who ct iso-